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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08

SUGAR REFINING IN CALHoRSiA.-Tbe Pacific
Sugar Refinery, now being erected on Harrison
street is up to its ihh story. II is said to be the
the United States fort at Fort Point IL is lac feet
front, stories III hight, and the superficial area OF
its floors measures Il 900 square feet In addition,
the boiler house is 30 by 50 feet, and the charcoal
rotort house 100 by so feet 1t ia announced TO coui-
mence refining on the lst March next. It's machinery
has been ON tue ground for aone time.
LSsa FIspcse0 Eve bvDstfA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08

The NEw-YoRx PRIsOy Associations. 49, The
annual meeting Of the HesYork Prison Association held
yesterday at hs office OF FAC Semitic 1me,e1a No 81 Park
row. Mr. r. H. Havens in the chair The Treasurer. Re-
por, prevented, from which spPess that The total
receipts for tho year us ended 322J g. and the dis
buIscmcnts to 1886 81, leaving balance hard OF
@373 II. The following officers elected for the ensuing
year;
President John David Wolfe Vice esdsnts Jonas H.
Titus George Hail. r. N Ravens, Israel Russell j. Stsnon
Gould William r. Gilman Corresponding Secretary r. 4.
Wines; Treasurer William T. Gilman. IT, Recording Secre.
tay, frank w. Ballard; Executive Committee solo Gon
Jonner. stephen Cutter. Abraham Derike Salem H. Wac',
H. r. Marshal Edward Riohs dson John a. hcyscT. Adam
4 ssckett joseph T. JOY H. X Ball, Oeolge T.. Bake, II
A. Oakley, q. = Diso.wsy, \. beai, John H. Ghscom,
Morse. Edward Cooper A. ). Van DGEen Jemes G.
Holden John n Hoffman John II. Auhon, the hev. :.
Ogood d. d.. john A. Paen. the Rev. J. j. Owen, d.
William r. Booth l.. 4. Broctett.
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lAdvrriianlirn, !
7
TIE RIGHT MAN n TIE RIGHT PLACE

"TnE RIGHT MAN N THE RIGHT PLACE"
Millions Of money light no saved aud great disaster, avoided
n Government would require applicants for occ places
trust to bring with them written Phrcnoorcal Analysis Of
clan ,ter aud cagaby before granting the request Is lie
honest Is &c capable Ia lac adapted to tie situation
These important questions be answered by FOWLER
WELLS. rhTcaologiais, No 3U6 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08

Brooklyn ACADEMY OF Music.-Mise heioBe'
and si,s. Msecaferi, Anodio and BARN appear III -
ol;uo mi, sveuipr-tbo opening night See advertisement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08

A NEW ExcHASGE RooM.-Yesterday morning u
meeting Of merchants connected with the trade ia
stores oils petroleum drugs dyes snd paBts held At the
Merchants Exchange Rooms in Pine street, when Syvanus
Macy called TO tho Chsr and G. O. Turner chosen
Secretary. Aer debate It resolved that the reg
ur meeting. Of the trade "a the sbovo branches should be
held daily at the Merchants Exchange Roos Qm IL. to u
O'Clock. Me.u, T. @. Williams A. C. Fetn. NJ. A. Finch
Samuel Enge and tho Chairman. appointed Com.
nee to nominate for the elective confederation Of tho
Board Arbitration Committee OF fge 10 whom all difficult
ties between buyers aud sellers viii 10 referred or ADJUST
ment The meeting after Adjoumsi
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Internationally
TUr IfNIrru Sp,prs fr.y ,,,

Now READY pamphlet of j5 pases 6ne white papsr
esiGe the bill which Ia woi for word ia accordance with
the original text append % Il Alphabetical Reeapul
ton Of article u be taxed by the law lnd tho amour.
Of the tax to DO .eve thereon Ins render, complete
aud consenieut az It 10 possible TO make IT,
Price cents postpad 81 per 100 IL by express. 30
per lvV II by mall. Adde'S Tug TRBUNR. Nos.ior..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08
NEW JERSEY ITEMS.

PRESENTATIONS OF CoLoRs.-At the meeting Of
the Jersey City Council Tuesday night fssou.
ton offered by Aid Cleveland President Of the Board.
adopted appophans the OF 2o for the purchase Of
Of coors presentation to the Jersey Associstos for the
and splendid tsyboat Jersey City reception Of
the great ferry facilities afforded to tho city and tho comp'
ment paid In naming the boat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08
CITY ITEMS.

Snow sQuALL.-With bright sun and high
wind we were favored with squA yesterday morning
The weather daring the day quite cold and braeHs
no.t s,ssouabls change.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08

Lewis w. Leeds reads paper tonight AT n
Cooper Institute before tho Sanitary A"oci'ion on Warn
ing and Vontilstios of Baildinss"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08

ACADEMY OF MUsc-To-morrow evening the
opera Of Trovs,ore" viii be performed On Saturday
grand matinee when II Polialo" and the FIRST act Of lis
alta" will be given. See advertisement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08

DsrnE tho month Of Dccember above shown edcsl
snd surgical services vaccinations and medicine Afforded
rraiutouy $3.50 persons by six DisPensaEes OF New
York
these there yi.,sd and treated at THAR dwellings
O9. tho Dsysn,are- 6742 and 3&2 vacoiusted
U9 PRESCRIPTIONS gGauouy dispensed at the several
Office. being Of moro than two 20 each patient
The principal Of death phLhsis aud
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EXPLOSIONS ~ PEEcUsIoS-CAP MASuYArToR.
fssOn Tuesday afternoon. explosion took place in the
percusoncp nAnufsory in Seventy Ith street occupied
by Roberts Co. John sehos German. The only person
In the budns a. the time escaped uninued The damage
10 the asaIins and stock dii no, exceed els
About O'clock yesterday morning another explosion took
place In he psrouionoap mandatory Of Ir Coz 10 sI.y
second srs. between Ter h and Eleventh avenues Many
Of the IN the immediate vicinity or less
Injured tho sas. being dsshed from the Window aud
two edn-Ys shaken down. Tho factory, frame building
W.. entirely destroyed u. Whople. employed In TIA,
e'sbi'hmsnt wss Instantly Killed. n.sn, named Actor
also employed there, slightly injured. Tho building
owned by Dr. MilLsu. Damage estimated q. S20oQ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08

ORGAN ExHIBITIoS.-A grand organ exhibition
will be siven in Christ Church Bedford avenue, Brooklyn
this evening" by O. W. Morgan orgniss Of Grace Church
New.YoTk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08

FELONioUs Yestorday. Matthew Gun
arrested aud taken before Justice Qnsckenbu
o, tie Police Count charged with leonousy
assautng George bchmbuu py stalking him the hest
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Advertisement 1

MME. DEMoRESrs beautiful frst.premium So
Running Stitch SgwlsG MACnISR II t. nAryelousy simpie
and efficient, and beautiful Holiday Present. Sent fec of
empress charges On HssY'd r, AsE pE39Kssr, tlaBwy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08

REDrMfTioS OF SolLED PosTAGE SrAAPs.--Tbe
rcgnan Postmaster General which ALLOW ed thirty days
for the redemption Of postage ssmps which had been
currency hAs construed exclude Sundays and holidays
ls tbe Linsteen MohE Gays Which haYe I Pared over
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08

ARREST OF AN ALLEGED SwINDLER.-On Tues
dag Thomas C. Gilman pun porting 10 DO Dcrchan. doing
business Rochester th-u before Justice Connolly
charge obtaining goods under iase pIeeuscs tnn.
Meen Coz OF ha city. he held To bail in the sum OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08

SUsDAY-ScHooL MEETIsG.-A public nesting,
under the su.pces Of the American Union
will be held in the Market street REV Chauncey d. Muir
y Church this evening Addresses may be expected from
the Rev A. A. Wes of Brooklyn. and stephen Psron, Of
Illinois, the Western Missionary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

The Rev. w. II. Milburn, tho Blind Preacher.
will lecture this evening in the Flee. street H. T. Church.
Fulton avenue. Brooklyn. %a1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08

NEW COUSTERrErT Last evening al attempt
made circulate couner.ct - bills uopn the Mer
chGnts Bsns Of eshed. Y. altered om Lower Canada
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y Church this evening Addresses may be expected from
the Rev A. A. Wles of Brooklyn and stephen Psron, OF
Illinois, the Western Missionary.
JAPAN ILLusTRATED.-Dr. Mcgowan will dc.
liver Of lecture, "Jspans production, gov.
eminent, and religion arts literature and customs at tho
Cooper Institute the evenings Of tho sth l2h and 10Th
OF this month This highly interesting and instructive
has received the hghes. cHcomums Of the British press aud
OF the li.erati Of this city.
RESIGNATION OF BRIG. GEy. DURYEE.-Formerly,
the piping times OF peace when the public Looked upon
military discipline playing soldiers Col A. Duryee COM
pretended tho necessity Of accurately and technically drilling
a regiment and made the Seventh wha, 1t H. When he re-
tired after many JsG' service from its command so great
wa, the sentiment. Of gratitude for his good work that sg
nihcen, set Of silver subscribed for by unmsty ct
zen, and presented him When the broke out #
natural that Col Duryeo should be scvo We regret to
learn lie Ia. sent IL his renation account Of
what he pronouBcss neglect Of his claims to promotion
Thi. the he has addressed to the Secretary Of War
To ne Hon y. NJ. srAsIoy, Secretary Of Wor.
Of Bgsdsr General Of Volunteers and that Ia
quenee Of vahou. among which deprivation Of
to the con nsnd OF the division which entitled by
virtue OF abily. seniority. and military law. and believing
that have upon the battle that which soldier
holds mos. dear" promotion ~ cannot, eonsssny with
WoPer Of dignity and selre.psc, submit TO these
and Government with the zeal aud eninus
which 10 essential 10 consequently and IN tbs
most respectful manner tender this 10Y fssgrGilon-
have tie honor to be your most obcdieIt ssfsant,
a. DURYEE.
II should be borne mind that the Colonel OF the
era, the field with bic In Nay 1901. be wsI, TO
Fortress Monroe His Zouave. hgred aud bed st the battle
Of Ores. Bethel For bi. be promoted TO tho Bhgsdel
GenerAl.hip. lie fierce service the Penlussa
wounded at shsr Mountain. under Pope and with
Mcclellan in Msryl,nd At Sonth Mountain he the
hish,s But need not continue We hope the matter
will be arranged and be will stay in the army which needs
sach
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08

SUPPLIES or POSTAL CURREScY.--We are re-
estod the Adams Erposs Company are TO re.
eci,e week. further supply Of $4,000 ia postal cur.
eucy for distribution to Eastern railroads. without
charges
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08

COURT OF GENERAL sEsSIoNS-JAN. 7.-Befere Judge
MclUNS.
Alexna Clarke, charged with grand larceny, was
tried aud acquitted.
John H. Dfews tried charge Of embezIng money from
the Independent Ice Company was acquitted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-JAs. T.
Before Judge BETS.


THE PRIZE SCHOONER JOHN GILPfs.
final decree was entered to-day by the District.
Attorney in the Of the United states agt the schooner
John Gpn and Tho schooner was also sold at public
auction by the United States Marshal under nteoeutory
order Of the Court, entered consent Of ell parties
Before Judge ssIPsAN
DECISION IN ADMIRALTY.
The Roboksn Ferry Co., &C., sgt Tho Lighter Ssnwiok
Hardsnburgh Reed. owDerss &c.
From a careful examination Of the proofs in this
satisfied that the upon which this libel 10
founded which bound the respondents to carry the
iron safely limited only the absence responsibility
for any cny that might arise in nsvsans the Hscken-
sack River think the agent OF the libcisnts TO be
sponsib for plotting her the ye aud perhaps her SAFE
evidently designed 20 protect the from any
delay IN the which might be occaOnsd by diff ues
10 navigating the river win which the respondents EN-.
navigation Ia NewYok hrbOr the place where 'he turned
II the sgen the besnts be her pilot up the river
where she upset be certainly her ssns
MASTER. aud took responsibility, and throwa
upon him. IN reference to the Of sail she could safely
carry ia given wind, ia which she couid safely n
II ia very evident thar neither Reed her Captain
OF bis crew supposed they acting under the orders
way and not by tho oesnts their agents Tho tug
by Reed aud paid for by him. fact utterly ncon
sen with the idea that the boat merely lent 10 the
besns and delivered into theif possession a5eet to their
Although Il 1, ce.r think that Hsrdsnbarsh attended to
snd aid himself in his against liability
the yet the accident did not from suy difficulty
hs SORT The boat turned evidently from having
weight deck and litile her keel This load.
s wholly done by the employees OF the Respondents
without tho sshes, consultation with, direction from
Lennon TO the Of After she thns
loaded she taken charge Of by her and
Reed had instructions surrender Lennon. She
overst In tho hsckeDsak IN consequence Of
any diligently arising out OF bad potage bat solely from the
improper manner In which she vas laden.
Let decree be entered for the peaDts with order OF
reference TO Commissioner To compute the damages
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SUPERIOR COCRT-sPBCIAL rERN-JAS. I.-Befor
Justice MOSCRIEF.


UEIIsIUNN,
Herman Carsten agt. Christian Cramer: Penn
sylyauia Cosl Company sst Joseph Ellsworth Adniusato;
Same ss Same; VIM. Boyd sgt Michael Hand; John Pur.
chase es Mabon Matisen George Jones sgt l. Topli,s
Orders granted
John F. kortrght sg Roger SulivanJudrment Of fore.
closure and sale under the direction OF the sheriff.
NOTICE.
The Special Term will be and generally 10 held
In the Colneiens room In the City Hall The Chambers
hold by Justice presiding the enera Term, always 10
the General Term ROOM Of Chambers and Centre
streets
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08

FinL AID Loss or LIFE.--AbOut O'Clock yea
torday afternoon fire TOOK plsce the fourth floor Of No.
9 East Twentynlnth street occupied by Mrs. Killer aged
n who burned to DEATH 1t supposed her clothes
caught fro from the gae. and set FIRE TO the bed The ere
ez,ingahed with Few pals OF water Damage about
Ag5
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Mrssrso-Ceo. T.. McMnllen, native of Can.

MIssISo.-Geo. L. McMullsn a native Of Can
ada ased about Is years near feet Inches In hight Of
slender FORM sharp features, high forehead dak black
hair uus,achs aud beard lie usually blue over.
coat caet pants and vest, black silk hat glazed caps
the Of Leonard and Hudson streets
Friday night Dee 20 about II o'clock. lie employed
upon TnE ~ Y. TRIBUNE compo.tor. Aay information
e,pecag him given to Daniel Carpenter Inspector Of POI
leo No 43 Broome street addressed Tlos Rocker
Tribune Office, NewYork, will be thankfully received Ia.
peTs the country and especially Canadian papers
al respectfully requssedto copy this notice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08

DECISIONS
Conrad Poppenhusen agt. Ebenezer Seeley.-Set-
tied
Before Justice SUTHERLAND.
Darohv Ackland agt. VIM. L. Smith ct al-The
the judgment, for s3li % to be paid to Chamber
lain subject to order of Court.
Johu 1lot ct al at r. A. Dutton et al.doion granted
John b. Borst al. Ezra Getman-Moiion grsn,ed With
Z 10 costs 10 abide event.
Before Justice CLKRKR
Matthew agt. Vim. 4. Walton; Philip M.ispsugh
AZ. LOWS PuuiNm.-Settlrd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08

RgsIasArIos OF CIV. Bowgs.-At n meeting Of
tho Police Commissioners held yesterday the resignation II
Commissioner, General. Bowen received and BIZ
Acton chosen President in hl. place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08

ment ~ Congress 70 ssae .ters Of ms.que, il neces
sary TO defend the oour y from vessels Of any other
NATION. '
=, Mr.. SUMMED. said that that would be giving the
.esident " e power to declare war;
Mr.. G1lMES explained that the bill only gave
the power in case war had been declared against any
! otler nation.
i The bill was then referred.
READING-RooM FOR SOLDIERS.
Mr.. FOOTE (Rep., W. called up the joint reso'
luton granting portion Of Judiciary Square ior a
free reading.room and library for soldiers, which
was adopted.
T PAY OF ABSENT OFFICERS.
Mr.. WILSON Rep Msss.) called up the hill 10 r
feiting the pay of absent officers Of the army h
bill foreits tie pay Of officers absent over 80 aye
unless from wounds sickness; and If absent 9Th
ont leave, their names are to be stricken fro N tb
rolls.
Mr. CLARK Rep.. n. H.. offered an anne ,ndmen
allowing persons sick to eend a certificate. 10 tina
J, effect.
Mr.. WILSON said there were now z ,Seo officer
absent with or without leave, and all who had de
serted from the front. 1t was time steps were take
10 remedy this evil
THE PROPOSED CONSOLIDATION OF REGIMENTS
Mr. FEsSENDEN REP, Me- asked If tn
Military Committee had taken any steps to consoli
. 9ate the regiments, ~ the proportion OF officer
greatly exceeds that of tia men
4 Mr. WILSON said ths Committee had not ye
considered that. out would. There Were BOO req
. ments and he thOnght they might fN consolldste'
into 800 OF CO., and the country SiO,oOo OVo
q $50. coo, 600.
Mr.. Clsrk's amcsdnent was adopted, and tn
bin passed.
/. An executive session then followed, at the con
r elVsion Of which, tie Senate adjourned.
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The CARRYING TRADE TO WAsHINGTOS.--Tho
pressure Of eish. particularly of soldiers pscksse) has
been between here and Washington that the
HaTnden Express Company has been obliged TO charter
whole special train, in addition to the usual freshtns ca
pScy OF the road carry the express freight aud packages
alone between here and the capital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08

DISCHARGE OF SOLDIERS UPON HABEAs CORPUS.
Geo Dayton ser and p f. 81. John Of Crawford County,
Pa brought before Judge scrusham Of the Supreme
Court Brooklyn Jan and discharged from the service OF
tho United States proof Of being minors aud having en-
listed without the consent OF their parents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08

Sick SOLDIERS CoMryG.-Tbree hundred sick and
wounded soldiers belonging to Vermont Regiments will
arrive here today from ths several hospitals a, Washington
They to proceed to Bttrborough whore they will s
msin til they recover.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08

FfFTH-AvESUE SEATING PoyD.-The necessary
for convenience and enjoyment Of visitors
have perfected IL h announced that the Ice will be In
condition Tor skating to-day. and throng Of visitors is er.
peced The pond Fifth aveuac, corner Of Fayeighth
street..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08

IUUSE Of NEIhIlNEI' All Ilo'
On notion of Mr.. OIIN rep, n. ~ the Com
1ittee on Military Affairs were discharged from the
further consideration Of certain petitions asking for
thein,roduc,ion Of the Homeopathic system Of med
icne into the army.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-30
Hooaand's German Bitters!

From ). Ne.psOn Brown, D. D., EritOr ofths Eaey-
eE0pcdia eE RGILgiOGs kROhOled0s. ~
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines In general through distrust Of
thsIr In gradients and effects, yet know Of sum
be believes himself to have received from any simple
preparations In The hoPe that be nay te7s o0ntFs=
4 IS this ths fiSfS sSaiy in EsEa+d u HpoaAnds
German BittsFs prepared b DR.. @. N. Jackson g
this city, baeansa WAS pGeiudleed against then tor
chieiiy an alcoholic mtxeaTos an Indebted TO my
fE5and Robert ShosmAkor, kSq-s for the removal OF
mi prejudice By proper tssEs and for epc9uFaGe-
mani - try them, when suffering from great and
lonE eOutInued debility. The use OF thTeo bottles
Of these UItIers, st the beginning OF the present
wear was followed by evident FelISi, and
70 degree Of bodily and mental yIsol which had
not frt for six months before aud had almost de-
nv friSni 70 directing me TO tn use u tnem.
PSalAaslpA June 2s. 1851.
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TRUSTEES SALE

NY virtue of dssa Of trust exSeatAa BY Hagh
b Nichols on the 18th day Of March, 1850, and
now Of record In OhiS cDunty. StGts q West Virginia,
bs5TfnE dGte tie sd day Of prI 1859 aud of record
me esy Of Wheeiins .. the front door Of The Court
House on GhiFd Monday in January, t1sth, 1864,
The tol!Ouing property. TE ,d Loss No: -, loS q
and s. and half Of Lot No. 90, all In the First Ward
Of the city Of wheeling.
And At the sane timeA aud place, apiece Of ground,
With the improvements thereon, located At the west
end OF Union street, on the wharf, formerly known
~ the Ferry House
properly in Grahams addition to the city Of Wheel
inE on Quincy street, part OF Lot No 81, being IS
iset ore or les on the sIb, aud the half
Of Lot 40. 80, on Centrs ttreet, which L we'll I'm
proved and At PEessnt occupied by Mrs Mccullough,
aud aIsO, In East Wheeiio, n0Tth at u Lot No. 20,
half Lot No 95, and Lot No. i
Also, At the same time aud place, Jieeo Of Land
ogts91E SsEss & Ss sstn S co.. eSs Pszss PRIV. g
CsI Gun aud on tn. vest Ly lanIs Of the Crescent
Mn 90. 4,
.tock 10 the Belmont tridge CS And II shares Of
.tock in the Northwestern Bank 0fVlrginiA.
viii also seu under the same deed OF trust on the
fourth Monday in January, 1864, In the town Of
NoundsvilIe, Narstaau eounty. State Of West Vir-
EiaIA farm known As the -SOekman Place" stu
ats in aid MArslAll county, Ou the waters q Ftsh
Crs4k containing $50 aeres more or less. SAID hrn1
Il SiT miles from Glen EAston and eight miles from
Cameron. said laTm will be divided in PARCELS 70
tIIi also seiI under the said deed Of trust on
wednesday. the eth day Of January, 1854. in the
toya Of AartiusVIlle, State Of Ohio, 10 BELMONT
county the NlFtinsTille Ferry right and Boat, the
CCttaSe Hetel, with two lOls. no tS5 RId 1SG aIsu
LSts no 129 $50 and ISL All located In said town Of
Tsrsas Of sale-ope third IN Cab the balance ID
sIx twelve aud oghtss mOhths With Interest," with
approved seeurty and ttIsretafned untiIthe money
RalS the above propsrsy will b .oIa a. pttva..
II persons Indebted TO the estate Of Hugh EtchOl.
bT nnt=s book AeeoHntG rents, or otherwise, OF q
Sama and any person having claims against the
estafe Ot the said Hugh Nichols OF the BRA Of }, "
Todd Co, Will present the same toE ssttIetnent.
1saae Gotta Is fully authorized 70 settle the estate
oFHuRh Nichols deeeased, or 70 cell and convey an5
81 ne above desc Ibed property either At public or
private sale, snd has my fall consent ,G3nro
wHEEr4so Dec. 6th, 1B6S-tS
tst CIairsvilis chrOuieIs copy aud send bill .
this once.
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GEN. KELLRY's DEPARTMENT

Details Of Ms Recent Operations Along the
Line Of the Virginia Central Raifroad-
The Value Of the NoUement-Hop it 1as
Affected the Rs6ei,-Whqt Alqht san 6e
Done, &C., &C.. SC.