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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-07
SPII.fH OF


Brighten. C0chrane, who WAS announced TO
speas having unexpectedly been ordered 10 oln bis
brigade Gen. Sheplcy, Military Governor OF New
Orleans, was next introduced. He SAID
FELLoW-CITtIFNs OF the UNITED STATES:
shall not preface my remarks b. an apology Tor
being "A stranger 10 you, because, IN times lse
these l know but ole distinction III tins Hepn0nc
he that l. Tor my country ID my inind; he
that Il AGAINST my country Is my enemy, and
al bis. Appause. Therefore, IN a. assembly
like This, all patriots who have met 10 con sci to-
gether and 20 work together 10 SUSTAIN their country
and their Constitution, are 10 -,7insers. We arr
friends in q common cause and linked 10 common
TESTIFY. lCnes OF Good. We must ri ,nd or
fall together, ard We must stand or ill ~ our
country stands or falls. Applause. lOu have
been nsked here what has been done TO suppress
this rob luoni / have herd words addressed To
you here tonight 40 il there might be m this Assem-,
biz despOndent hearts. Depending Tor Whai
Did you think that this wac holiday p"'iime'
~ crush n rebellion that has been thdy Yeas
in progreps and that IL now cnlmInaied WIN iouf
milhons OF supporters Dld you suppose that
Won we're 20 march 20 bloJdoes victory, or 10 a
saoces,iOn OF easily won tfampbs, over "a PEG
pie 30 terribly an earnest IA me trhi OTIS are
who are attempting 10 pull down we Ialf iaOrlc
Of lhis Government ] Imagine tual 40 rone',-
i've man entered upon tins contest win any such
Vega but ii he did lct HIN ba, compare tue many
brllint victories 20 The few aud Insignificant re-
pui.es aud ne Will have no BiSnud Tor hecpOnd-
rncy. hut, with the grand and decisive meas-
ur,s which are now beinY adOpted, De assured OF
ao uuna.c and an early fi,mph. Applause.
After briefly referring 10 his resent tavoe FROM
llaino To Loniriana he sid: | have viewed thrt
once proud capital of tine lrold State OF Iouisiani
Flom he done Of that capital there h1ated the .io.
,ious Stars ani s.lpss Jt lh3 American Unlon. and
underneath Toe tug, away down in tru iepsu belo~,
,h.re nid iocd zap thi' Secession rag winch rtcen
" t5d uo Gale Of ,va.on io I'M pDoDl OF iolrima
lln kntY oil only QUO ,.Ur, a,d iha. nos 90 gut down
.on krgrlucl 3d. Volll sno,.,,o 60 on,op ir,f
Co., .pam lHugh.rrl m lrroIa .ud property ana.
oo '.u rycr!tlmt O.to' ,ma to l.o e"emy go b..
Ic,o,r.naod. 70 to g.,1 aga.n.. l,n !, ,hyro 'yso
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-07

E1.Goy. SEQ. 3. BorIwiIL, Of Ma.,ashles;is,
s)otc ,s loiloHs:
'Ctvr,gatr. sm stranger ~ you, aud DO NOS
k,6 81 Auy good feas,n why yolr Como ltseo OF
Arrangement. eh0u'd have undertaken 20 introduce
yorr ,art, win ro,rs. it, hoNevsr J may r-ga-l "a.
lysiea OF " Not a biz oi IL. may as veil tell you
alsfo / am lrou--tr9m hassacblseyie. chesie
WAS BOO p,0poro 800 sus wr 40 b. carry }. on no
.mli.. .od storm 'cr,t Ui "jDats rgh.," ana
eh.,r,l a,.mr. al odde ON tho 'iio Of One Vwtr
or Go oll.r We rily under 'nlu Danurr, DO. m
,bn gcueta,ion aiono, and ,.Ia een.ary bat
t.. I'D K.,uiiDus .sd i0r lll ,.".oI,o
'u il.s tla OF hc t.'..lr, oH.d .W Ht.f",
. lvrs ,op1n1.el from Ile Graal i.a H'' t"erDrl
3D.. t.u oil iio.I.o ol u.u t.o.u f.d ior ti-
..>.. 80. ua.o .o ,l.r ,uo i.o. n.n. o.. i.-t ,oilf
..a t.I- D.. ..4. , L..., 90 500 d.. u..,u 81 Ou,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-13

YEAI-Nstsr5. Borensu, CsOlhsFa, FroJ;'
tSPsaksF,j Hp0tsu, Kramer, Logan, Porter,
Nyev5, Hsaiesoa, PAEsOni, SaideF, West,
WlllIamson Of PlsalAnU, Williamson d
Wiri, and z.nu--l5.
NATS-Nesir0. Do eyer, DASidSon, Davis,
FtrnSWorlb, Fast, Michael, Kitchen, Pst-
Fiek. Radcliffe, ROliytOu, Ruansr, Swan,
Trout, Wilson, Oud WolIel-lS.
So the notiOa 10 disagree, falling to get
majority Tell.
". WitsOS moved to eouenf with The
Sehate 10 it5 amendment. The vote 90 this
melton vas tOken 0nd resulted.
YEAS- MslSrs, Bower, DaViasoB, DA'
VlS. FarpSWOsth, Fast HAWEhurst Nj
ehlsl, KilchSa, Patrick, RalellGei RaansF,
SWRn, Trout, Vance, Wilson, and WetIsl
lie.
NAn-NtsSF1 BDrtman, CFOsherI, Frost
Speaker Hooion, Kramer, Logan, Porter
Myers. Henderson, Parsons, RollYson, Sat
der, West. WilllamIon Of Pleasant, VII
Hanson d Writ, and linn, -lO.
so the motion failed to receive a malorl'
Is. and the HOuOe refused to cOncuT,
The House then adjourned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-13
ArrERxoos sEssIox.

Nj. BURLEY moved US amendment to thl
amendment 10 strike out the counties o.
Greenbrisr, Mercer, Monroe, PocahOntal
aud Mcdowell.
Mr. BuRLET said 10 be plain about il We
were taking 10 TOO many slave counties. Il
would defeat our whole object.
Mr STEWART said that Mcdowell, one Of
the counties which Il 10 proposed to strike
out, hadh't uigger Init.
Tie question was divided, aud the amend
ment to the amendment was lost.
The amendment was adopted,
Mr. STEWART moved to strike out the
words "Under the provisions set forth Ia
the ConIhlOtIUn for the said State Of West
Virginia aud the Sehsdule thereto annex
ed" Adopted.
The question was called upon The pass.
age Of the bill.
Ne. CtosE demanded the ayes and noes
with the following result
ATEs-Mesra. Burley, Gather, Gist, Flesh.
Ct, Jackson, Slack and Stewart.
NOrs-MesSrs. Casskadon, Close aud
Watson-3.
The bill providing for the election Of
Mayor aud Councilman for tho town Of
NArtinSbuFg was passed.
The bill TOT the relief Of Thomas Crux
vas passed.
NJ. FEESRER introduced resolution Of
inquiry providing for the repeal Of the 18th
section Of chapter los ofths code.
NJ, CLosB moved TO take up the resoln.
lion offered BY him q day or two since 10.
ItruetiBg and requesting our representa-.
lives Ia Congress 70 vote for 4 bill cOnaS-
eating the property OfrObelS, Adopted,
ME, BuRERT offered an amendment, (which
was accepted By Mr. Close iDItFuctIng
our representatives 10 vote for bill con-
hSeallng the property Of those who have
voluntarily allied 0iies IN the Southern
0oniederacy, either civil or military.
Amer long discussion the question vas
taken upon the adoption Of tie resolution
and the vote resulted. Noes 9. Ayes I.
MF. WATSON moved 10 take up the reSo.
luton 10 regard to the election Of Publlc
Printer. Lost.
Mt. FtEsHRR moved to take up the joint
resolution Of the House, proposing an cd.
iouEument on TueSdGy, Adopted.
Nr. FEESHRR moved 70 substitute Thus
day for Tuesday. Lost
NJ. CEosE then moved to substitute Phi.
day. Lost.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-13
The PaIrnont Bank.

The Fairnont Bank is another concern,
it appears, BY The following notice IN the
!National, from what 1t used to be the time
Whsn We had occasion to Gle some inter.
rosAtOriss 90 /. concerning lie connection
with the secession cause;
The Falrmont Bank has improved OF late
IN many respects. Under the management
o. the new PresIdent, Oliver Jackson, ESQ.,,
its credit has been eliabllShsd on 6rm
basis, aud IL Is taken q currency along the
whole liue Of the Baltimore / Ohio Rail.
road. This Is great result 10 80 short a
time, and We Congratulate the manage.
meat on their IuccesSfuledorta TO remove
the uugeueroaI suSpiciOuS entertained 10
some quarters a. 70 IL condition.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-13

No1pA7, Way u, 1893.

NO1pAY, Nay u, 1864
A communication from the ssnais Au-
nouneed eoBearence Ia the joint rriolu'
,lou relating 70 40 Adjournment OF tbI
LeRiIlatuve TO Richmond also eoueurrrucs
Ia IhC loiAt resolution calling upon the Al.
dior % furnish statement Of ihs amouaI
Of funds 10 the Treasury subject 70 DIAN
I for school pupoles ''aS Soon as prAetiSA.
( Die, With az amendment requiring the 10.
formation ''by Tuesday usIr'-(to.mor.
FoE)-In which AmeudmeOt the House con-
teufred.
| W. WEST moved 70 take up the FesOlu.
| .iOn offered some dAyS 5iuee by biHi'slH to
raise select committee TO consider the
pTopriety Of authorizing the Governor 70
disarm diSlOyal persona.
Ne, PAfEioE opposed taking up.
7 Mr. WEET replied.
( Mr.. HooTEA demanded the previous ques-
! ton. The main question was put and the
House refused to take uP the resolution By
vote Ofi4 to 10.
1 A Communication from the Senate an
nounced The passage Of Senate Bill No. s
70 amend the sth section Of the Ordnance
Of June 81, 1851, relating to the disbuFse'
meat Of the Pablo ReVenue, &c, RAd re-
auestel the concurrence Of the HopIe.
! Ne. WILSON moved to suspend the rule
( to take up House Bill No, . With view o.
having it read second time and enEroSsed'
The House refused TO suspend.
/ The following bills were read . third
time and passed and communicated to the
Senate,
! The private House biz for the relisl
Of Thomas Cruz, This bill passed the
House at the last session but failed fol
want Of time In the Senate.
! HOuSs Bill No. II, declaring ths Ohio
river and It's banks lawful fence In The
couuIies Of Wood and Marshall.
House Bill No. 10, to amend the charter
Of the town Of MartiuI6urg
Hou6e Bill No. Is, transferring the Nary
iand and Ohio Turnpike TO the County
Court Of Marion.
A communication from the Senate an
nonncsd the passage Of Senate Bill No, g
ApportionIpg and dis.rlcting the State ant
requesting concurrence. House Bill No
Q which COnIcmplates the same object hat
been made the order for eleven and bad
previously, upon the arrival Of that hour
been passed BY.
House Bill No. 5, prescribing oalhS Ia
certain cases was taken up and read sec.
Oud time. rThe same bill was discussed
at the last session bnt leTt unanlShed.
Mr. DAVIS moved 10 inde6nitely post
pone ia further consideration, and spoke
at length in opposition to the bill.
Mr.. FARXswoRTH and Mr.. BoREMAS re
piled.
The vote was taken % pOStpOnlug and |
was agreed to, gentlemen voting as follow
YEGs.-IesSFI, BOwyeh Davidson, DG
Wis, Frost (speAker,) Kramer, Porter, Ny
srs, Henderson, Kitchen, Powell, Patrick
Radcliffe, Rollysou, Rulfner, Vance, Wilson
WilllamSOu.ot Writ, WetEsl, and Iiun-l9
i NAYs.-MeSgrs. Foreman, CFosheFs, Fast
PAruOworlh, HAwxhurit, lIOoien, Michael
Parsons, Snider, Swan, Trout, West, an
williamson Of Pleasants-lg.
On motion Of Dr.. PATRlcE the Houg
took a recess until half.past two r. 81,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-13
- R,ellnr ln &C ! NO.

A private letter from Rev Mt. Battolle,
the Chaplain Of the LIST Virginia regi-
nent, from Page county in the Valley.
dated on May 9th, contains this para
graph, which is substantially the same
testimony borne by oil the letters We
get:
The. people Of this country are much
more willing to DO "gubjugated" than
some others we have passed through, -
YOU may set it down as q played'out hum
bug that "the South never will submit"
We find over here that some OF them are
already very anxious 70 submit. Some
we're always for the Union and have SUI.
lered much for their loyalty, Others7-and
! this is q large class, will readily yield to
which ever side whips, and still others
recently drafted into the rebel army are
coming daily and in large numbers into
our lines to give themselves'ap:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-13

AL the brave talk Of Wise, MSgrudel
and the rest about lighting at Gloss
quarters and under any circumstance
has ended in talk Ever since the robeI
army left Yorktown the main body has
been making the best time possible. A
strong rear guard or brave men didlaand
aud show fight handsomely Mt Williams
burg under the protection Of swamP',
rayines, and Entertainments. But one
days Sighting With our gallant fellows
was enough for them, and when night
fell, away they hurrisdafteF their hurry
ing comrades. But NOClellan's spirited
fellows we're at their heels, and eight
miles from the scene Of their first defeat
they we're again pounced upon. Mean
time tho main portion Of tho retreatinE
force succeeded in crossing the ChicEa'
hominy aud burning the bridges behind
them. 81 the Yorktown peninsula
which the rebels vera to make the grave
yard Of our army, Is once more clear Il
yaia were all ita formidable deEencc& :
They stand now only rs monuments o
the folly Of the men, who boastcd tim
they we're impregnable, or Of the COW
urdice Of the men, who were sentt to hol'
them
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-13
Rron Hnrrlson coanty.


A jealous Union subscriber out in HAr-
risOn County, who has heard the news
send, US tho following in private letter
lasb atght'
The news here Is that Norfolk has been
taken aud The monster Merrimao blown
up Richmond will soon DO reclaimed,
aud thus will the good work Of Irepoasesa.
ing 60 on until the entire programme OF
the Inaugural shall be allied up. AZ q
counterpart to Tho Norfolk news, Il 10 said
that Gen. Mlllroy has fallen back from
Monterey, aad that Gen. jackson has been
stFauGIy 70 .iniorred by MeGruder's com.
mand from Yorktown. We do not aPPre'
bend much danger here, bat for The better
security Of this country 10 general, this de.
PSrtment OughttO have more troops,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-13

viii boast 0rasrd wheeling. Osly Ouss
Is. Us get The current Of Importation from
lbs East ,urpsd IN hitler snd We iblll
make rspid progress. ItIitO this cad hat
W have been laborlsg TOT 4 nsF and me-
State. With 'ueh health Of sllm''s-
bsAuly Of ,stsery--rishnsuS Of 'oIl--F'-
sources Ia coal And iron as this valley Of
the Ohio pOsscS,s,, ubs must sTsnIaalIy At.
tract = ,seuiug population. This var Il
going 70 eject npIl ehsug', Sad In no
sections viii the changes come sooner than
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-13
m rebellloa Is really crambling-

THE rebellion Is really crumbling-de,
feat upon defeat is rapidly pressing it tc
the earthi is leaders have praeticed re
treat so long that:they cannot stop run
ming while within the limits Of the United
States The wings Of the national eagle
are mot vide enough to shelter them
they ara lost men-outcasts who have
thrown the priceless jewel Of Ameri-
can citizenship away-exChauged their
high eSate for that Of recreant fagitives
These dsspoilsrs Of their native land win
have upon their cOnsOieuces q weight Of
sin enough to sink their souls in despair.
They challenged their fate, they must en-
dure 1t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-13

The Ohio State Board Of Agricalsurc
offers a premiunlpf one thousand dollar,
70 the arst person who shall have planted,
within the state Of Ohio, no less than Ave
acres Of sugarbeess and Manufactured
therettOm no les than Eve thousand
pounds Of good broWnsugar and q spec.
linen Of white sugar Of no less than
twenty pounds in 4 single unoOmpressed
block.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-13
a Thrsatonoa RaIa upon 10 BoTa'F'


We Wish 70 excite no OPprshen9iVV e.
cI.smen., but Il Il proper that II should be
known thn. nswS ia reliable form has
reached the city that the rebels have
ntrosFly reinforced JacklOnh command,
from tbSIr scattered YOrktOVn army, and
that for some days back they haVs b'sn
pressing the lines Of Banks aud fremont
evidently With tho intention Of breaking
through and forcing their way lato West
ylrriaIa, and perhaps Into the free s tate
borders. The avs seems to be, for We
cannot get At Il direct, thatMIlrOy has been
lAllIug back tot q cOuplsOidays Pa't,nnd bis
SedAIS bare been drlvSa ia, ard the Iadl.
cations Ms that a desperate diSinIend'
ed upon the borders With The hope Of st-
fsetlng 4 diversion IN Eastern Virginia And
Ia the South. We understand that troops
have been called to this Immediate border
10 meet this threat. How soon OF where
they will be concentrated We do not know.
We shall probably have SOME explanations
Or particulars to-day.
Msa 40 desperate as Tho rebels are, may
do anything. Things that men 10 a carer
Of SucceSa would never dream Of attempt
log, look bright aud hopeful to those
slutchlng At SraWi. UaisT ordinary cir
eam,.AncsS, raid upon our borders hare
wouId DO the last Of probable things. As
matters Sand, II Is not an unlikely occur.
rsncs. What better eau the rebels dO7
They are cot Oh, ws have reason to sup.
pose, 10 all other directions, aud they are
beat on 90 outlet either ior escape or for
VSussaco, or for both.
The fumor that something vas wrong ia
he direction Of Nilroy and BankL was
aaoat here ou Sunday, and No and that 1t
Va, aaoat also at Cumberland and Grafton,
ClSrkIbpIg, aud other places. Still 1t was
not credited, 6aa IL was only last evening
9 thatWs began to i6d out there was some.
thing in the news. There Is no use in
opssulatiag, however, as to how much
there Il In 1t, for no one knows accurately
aad 6rSt reports arc far more likely to b,
SzagEsrntIOns than the truth. We may
ooatspt ourselves with knowing the iacl
that danger exists, and that II Is being
provided agaIast as snsFEstlcAlly as pos
Slbls.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-13
About those ContFaban Dc and their
HoESaA.
MnEELlXo. n, Nm 10, lS62.

wnEELlxo, VA, May 10, 1862.
cyL r. Ldtiqn, FfaAElia, I'irsaia:
I'EAn SlA-Your letter dated April
3Olh, came duly to hand. In answer, have
to say Of the slaves you alIndetO, as hav-
ing been brought into your place (by four
contrabands now free and which wero
seized BY me, that three Of them, inclu.
ding the one you described, have been
turned over by me to the QuartermastOr
Of Gen Fremont, aud aEe doing good
service against the rebels and FascalS who
in al probability stole them with q view
aud design Of destroying the peoples
Government They are now employed in
the sacred caussOf liberty and unity, and
il shot will no doubt be Immediately nd.
mitted intn horse heaven. In the moan.
time, the Court Of the United States for
the Western District Of Virginia, is open
to any one who may suppose he has a
more raid claim on any one Of them
than tho Government. The fourth will
DO sold to deEray expenses, Balance,
IL any. to be placed to tho credit Of the
United States Government
Yours truly,
i. n. NORTON, Marshal,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-13

The qasstios wac then tAtsn uPOn tbo
origiBai rtsoluliSu, shish was uOauiaioas.
y nEresd 70.
% mouOa Of NJ. wArsOS, ,hs sseAts
adjourned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-13
Mowers and Reapers!
RUCKRYR, POR 1853.

BUCKEYE FOhllbbHt
VTWIs Justly celebrated EIAehlhs h now geneFally
known and FtcDgnisOd . the bat hhd most PEI.
l0et Mower In HHs, Each years experience Adda u
IL high FEpntltiDn and proves IL superiority oVrr
all others u r6uIbihSI many adVAHtigel not lound
Nh ch at together q Independently II Als0 has
double hinEO1 iOilng cutter bar which ntakel II ~
ptcihly adaplsd 70 emitting b hiy bnd nnsVeB lur.
aeos GiloWl0g Il 70 pas freely over stones Of other
OlstFuctlDnA a1D allowing the bar 70 fold aeFO the
name without Tsn0Ving slAglo bolt OF nut. The
machine can thus be tFanapoFtsd ready igF instant
uso fOm Aed 10 hSld % llIm . farm u readily ~
common cart. TIT ahguF bar & made q steel, the
guard angen Art peculiar 70 this mower and arc ~
and lhid With teelt The importance d thls feature
viii b. Teadlly recognized BY thnSo who have bton
annoyed By he Gust and trouble Of he car alg0V
1SOd On ptbsF hlhehiBe5, Again, While Oltily
pafftt mSWOf ~ alec furnish uhhu d6Ih3 ~ "a,
dSpenDOnt reap ng httanhmsht thng diving thR puF.
chaser The AdVantaEs Of tlnEle y combined ma
chine We warrant eVogy maehlnt ahd duFiug thO
eSpeFisnos Of dT ytaFd have BSVtf had single mB.
Chine FUtuEned. We therefore fSfl jahliaet in re-
We now furnish two 1iEas suitable TO the WantS Of
al Glasses Of lFmeFs.
4A THE BUGKBYB, JF,
vill be sOld u The Ysry low pSiss " oghtYays ae
lAFE aud GT lightne Of dfitt, oolyenisnee, Slmpli
city and durability 4 uRequallOd By anything ySt Ia
the ASId. TaFmerS wanting machine must seed ia
number bulit thiS OeAAoa. Sample machines eau b.
ReOn 1t NR. John Tl0bHTn'G, corner Of Market and
Quiney ptIeotl, Wheelihg. III lffa
I{ff3 l' D :. SMITH,
I ME- lstiit TuH1. n. 60RREIL,
apS0 Agonts for Manufacturers.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-13
Al ssgD.SSs S.S.1 IN fSS.Ts a''

An ImHE0VounOnk IN SUukEN w NANNAA
InGssOuF General Prospects.
rMosSES, u. / o. Jackson, Of FalEmOnt,
retently bought portion Of the old frame
properly, that stands next to the stone
bridge, on he left side Of Main s.reot In
tCoalts Wheeling. They Intend putting up
One grlst mill on The site Of the old build.
Ing ana yesterday commenced tearing 1t
down Edr that purpose. They expect to
have their Mill ia operation this summer,
and, as thsyars easrgstls men, We pre-
sumo they will. The property was bought
from ths North Western Bank, for $4,000
Which was cheap enough. The old tplld-
ing which The NeSits, JAckSaa are now
tearing dOWa was put up asa machine
shop Ia 1870, By Graham and Helms, both
Of whom are long since dead. It was
used as q chop Of this kind for three or
four yoSrs when It passed into the hAuds
d lsRsl UPdegraR, aud was used BY him
aSGplauIug machine shop tor about a year,
Wheu Il changed over into the hands Of
Hsnry wIskhau, who continued the same
business 10 ii ior several years, Some
twenty-five ysirs ago ItiWaS bought BY
NJ. Hull, aua BY him converted into a
cotton factory. In which bullnes' Il was
used successfully and then upsucceS'fally
for several years. Eventually It passed
Into the hands Of John W. Gill, and he
started silk factory ia IL, which turned
out 10 30 losing business before a great
while. The building was aually traaifer.
red by him 70 the N. ". Bank, and BY
them teatsd 70 lie late occupants, MesSra.
Gerard and Tuttls, who have carried on
Istye and screen making and stencil cut.
ing lhit They have now removed their
factory to the next door, into the property
lately occupied as a hat store BY Nj. FOx.
The old building will afford pretty
good Slator mill, always excepting, Of
course, the foods, which viii every once
and awhile pat it, lower stories under Va.
ter This, however, win be no greater
drawback than the stOPpage for the time
bsiug which II will cause, which e fre.
Spsntly . serioui delay % large and
prosperous OstAblishment
We arr glad 70 SEQ capital aud enter.
prise coming into cur midst from other
places. Undoubtedly We AFFORD good
aeld for ltS employment, when WOtakeiatO
account the future which this city certain.
u hssiu store for ITSELF A very careful
ana thotoaEAly informed lion master said
10 o. stfeW days ago that the Vicinity Of
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