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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-13

cd quad our Dag, aud LUSp SAsh star
Each stripe ~ bright ~ hoW thOy wave,
still rnAksit Load our ranks ln war,
sIIll noat SbOTs each pAtIN0's grave,
Death to the trAltor that would dare
TotEAil it.thrUuEL the dust Of shame.
All honest hearts lts lot will share
And follow II u Death or Fame.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-13
Another witness OF the Negro Trick.
Editors InisiiigrRrrr:

HhUNuEE " ANu1bb Us tNc ANCR'" AAN ~
Editors jnieiiigrRrrr:
The statement OF the German girls trAr
TINT il Mr. Ross was elected many Of the
Germans would lose their situations, and
tree negroes substituted in their place in.
duees me to state fact which came 10 my
knowledge. The day before the election |
fell into conversation with two men, father
and son living in Fast Wheeling and own.
ers considerable property.
They told me they had not read the pa.
pers, hut they were creditably informed
that Congress refused to pass the bill nd.
hitting the new State, unless we would
consent for Congress 10 col0nize the free
negroes amongst us. And that willis In.
diana and Illinois had passed bills to drive
them out, il We should get new State
We should be sWarmed with them. Aud
this had been told them with such assur.
once that their minds were made up to
vote against Mr.. Ross and the new State,
OF cOnlsr conteudcd that we should have
MS strict laws preventing the negro staying
with us as there are in any State in the
UHinn; and that our taxes would be leSa,
aud what we paid VIZ would have the ben.
EFT OF ourselves, and their property would
rise in value This changed THAR opinion
aud had the satisfaction of going to the
polls with them the next day aud sec them
vote for Mr.. Ross and the new State.
tind that ihis fcNr Of being supplanted
by tue negro existed 10 Il great extent
among the Germans on election LAY, hut
they will he better informed when the day
comes ugain; and then the lie will recOil
with double vengeance upon the heads Of
the uNprinciped originatoFs and circnN.
tors OF IT,
So mote it be
As East wMEELINuGE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-13
For Rent and Sale.

RI The subscriber has iur reut, Store ROOlnH
i. small and large; also Onlc"a In good buildings
4:iRl2d story; dwelling Houses for rent; building
Lots and other real estate Iut sale
TIlOs. IIORNDROOK,
uNon,llOu-c, Surveyors Oliirr.
ErIH "a lnuT.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-13
FOR SALE OR RENT.

'INWO DWELLING HOUSES, corner Of Eon md
Third streets, Centre Wheeling. P0S'eSIiongN.
en- Oh the lst ot April. Enquire OF
iaHjlm WM. y. WOODS.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-03-20
THE WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT

prudent for me to get out and walk.
CGreat laughter-s'three cheers."1 Wheth-
er shall step through to get in again or
not, or foot it through, depends upon cir
cumstances. Renewed laughter.] But,
fellow citizens, Dhdtever I am doing, and
schateoe,' anybody else does, I shall .sus-
tain this acar to the bitter end, Ccheers7;
and the city Of New York will do it; after
sending eighty thousand men and spending
three hundred millions of dollars, they will
not hesitate to go through and the State,
in my humble Judgment, will not hesitate
to 60 through. Why, was there anything
ever more preposterous than the idea that
when we are told by the southern men
that we must recognise their independence
before they will treat with us; that we
should be wasting time in undertaking to
negotiate peace? When the President
OF the Confederate Republic, as he claims
to be, denounced the best men of the
North, and East, and West as pirates and
hyenas, and, what he seems to suppose
worse than all, as Yankees. Laughter.
Is it possible to make terms with him,
or to listen with composure to any ar
A"hSSuAOuC 1OI oil OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NO,
by number ofvoices. Why, who are the
men that have been sent from the State of
New York who are thus denounced by
this rebel chieftain? have differed from
a great many of them politically. Ihave
differed from great many of them per-
sonally. But when you find the Kearneys,
the Van Rensselaers, the Hamiltons, the
Schuylers, the Dixes, the Campbells, the
Cambrellengs, the Dewers, the Kings, the
Wadsworths, the Howlands and the VOs-
burghs, the best blood of the State of New
York, who are thus denounced as pirates,
I submit that it requires more than ordin-
ary composure to listen to it, Yankees!
They are the Knickerbockers of New
York; they are the best men of the State
of New York and when they peril their
lives and shed their blood in defence of
the Contitution of the country and the
Union of the States, he who denounces
them as pirates aud hyenas, is as forgetful
of the principles of truth and honor that
should govern the language ola gentleman,
as he is traitorous to the flag under which
he acquired political fame. loud ap-
plause. We have nothing to do but fight
this matter through.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-03-20
Kentucky Cotton.

A few days ago, four bales of cotton,
grown in Simpson County, in this State,
was sold in this city for eighty cents per
pound. 1t has been grown in the south
ern part of this State, as we learn, after
careful inquiry, for domestic use only, and
never for the market; and this cotton was
the amount received as toll by man who
kept gin for the accommodation of the
people oftllat vicinity, most of whom grow
a little cotton for domestic manufacture.
The cotton is carded by the use of hand
cards, as wool was carded by our grand
mothers before the introduction of carding-
machines, then spun upon hand-wheel
and woven on hand-looms. -LouisrMe
Democrat.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-03-20
He Don't Resign at Present.

The Press is informed, on good author
ity' that Gov. RAMSEY, agreeably to the
earnest desire of his constitutional success
sor, whose affairs would not admit of his
assuming the duties of the office just now
without considerable inconvenience, has
generously and periodically consented not
to resign the Governorship for the present.
The New York herald., 1863-07-18
RAILROADS.

III .Dsus aiiEk KAILkuAD -TRAlss roa Al
tAny, Troy, to- hofh ana West thAn les sfse
NT and l1A ~ saa sis and D ~ y. saa "a SD.
- a. NJ, iron 1hifUrtb ItrsstR ua 81
rro ~ VI The onlr~s ~ WthfcbTT fAPRkHA,
n gors ani BrDosiyn, and bsxssss ehesfd Al no
AL pDins 90 the rad and " safAtosA apfnza
MA YORK HARLpx AND ALB.sY kAiLRoAD-- :
IN Tgans rti ssss T~snsy sfih fsfs f9r tanf
'ISyA n. s0Iptnx Al wilArnslriiss Rhli. F.sb. Bsa
fof crtn Fsls ant stations nurh " bany enpsg'ins
with Csnfal ani s@fthern k@r~f Tor hsrsissa snd ~
lo.su nors A.: ,ss, yor cry.gn rais IA NJ ~
n. rom ails sus., depot tov wlsrsh,ies. ~ "
A. NJ U.t ~ ). .lsyN. tfofon pslts Nhits FlkiDs
PLANS ssopgsss whi,s Pslns .1d saiioss nnrts
" Dover R~turnnG less~ Albany gI0A 90 sffisNl a
sorih.rn 40 Wears irsns ssypsas '..,on, frar
wlllamstriss. De-, g.nssS -sygys 81
whii. rsih. : '. IsoAy lar = .li.n.sriss.
lsn. :. A. ssuens s.ndsy srsarslos uslas At hsf
i.r. ", ya,,,s ~ w'.s.,s,. 49,, 90
40 y n rspttnE ~ al stsucns. for WhlS rhsrs sp
,tortlns At III sassens k~nrnius vkiN fslpss l9
AZ Nnnams.y,dse.s a 10 B a. n, 10 e. sI0,ss Z
aaisoas crstos yss ~ s'spvss a. sn s.Aao.s
s0hn suncniLL> ssssv,assSssA
The New York herald., 1863-07-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A oARD-I UNDERSTAND IT Is IMPORTED THAT
"a ttd ~ the company cangregalnd Al the Manhattan
Gas Works houday ast which great flstAsa as any
may know ly sskns % tie who we're wlh mo
that day. There not one angry ~ord
by either party Having always hsfrand
nan, take this OF saying such snlng
far from thoughts and Aineerey hoye ahA never
b. placed la position that VIII compel
thing being trly sprry hat sr TINA should sald
taks to ID method u coutraaictlng Il.
JOSEPH FkENaH, Manhattan Gas Works,
fonIteenlh slTnrt and avenue q
The New York herald., 1863-07-18
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT

FRIDAY, July 17-6P. NJ
AsrEs.-There 55 bbls pots sold at &c. Pearl
were neglected.
BREApsrurrs The market more active for -four,
but reduced prices The days saes include 1880
bbs state and Western GOO southern and 600 Cana
The New York herald., 1863-07-18

-wh,a at was more active bat unsettled Ia price. Sales
ansprcd Of ia 600 bushels at = 80 81 s2 ior amber
aud IL p asl 30 red winter Western ~ 10 ~ y
for Milwaukee club and amber Iowa, and 81 Os 81 Il for
Chicago spring Corn was IN lively demand, the day
sales having amounted 10 1T5 600 bushels, including
mixed Western az &c DOC. for sound - sc. 65c
for unsound ana 6osc oec Cor yellow Western oats
continued quiet at roc IL Rye was iractyo at soo
Al O5 Barley and barley malt neglected
Cora IN very limited request at our quotations; -
Rio, prime, 70 good 2s sc zoe tar, ~ Hc 2sc
ordinary, 2Ic fair to good cargoes go 2sc Java
mats and bags, IS 80. 36c. Maracaibo SOC. 32c.
Iaguayra, 3oc. a s2c.. ST. pomingo "a
CorroS inactive aud nominal again TO day
FKr1T.-The market was quiet and prices were un
settled
To Liverpool lO5 600 bushels grain at "a and by
600 packages cheese at a0s To london 5e0
bbls aour at 3s. ana 10 900 bushels gram a, ID cd
In bulk ships bags. To Glasgow 900 bbls. noor at
Is 3D. TO Hamburg 200 bbs. -four, by steamer, on
p.t. To Antwerp 10 tons heavy goods on .. l.
Hay selling IN lots at Toc so. for North river
bale.
Hors were dun ard heavy at I5c. 2Ic.
Hipfs LEATHER continued Inactive at irregular
LINZ was IN moderate demand'at former figures.
METALS were quiet aud prices unsettled.
in limited request with sales OF 10 bbls
New orleans at ssc. ard le0 hhds 81. Croix onpt
NAVAL sroRXS were dun and quite nominal In prlce
ons were inactive at aoou, previous quotations.
sales Immediate and future delivery Of 1000 bbs at
sll 90 sl2 old ti3 SO sl3 rs for new mos,
sales Of only lf5 obs a % so sH fr prime and si2
af9 for extra mess Lard was in demand at &c l0c,
OF tvb packages W CIT meats
Mere sold at &c. Tor shonlders and Sc sl.c- tor
hams. Bacon was inactive. Butter and cheese continued
very dun ard prices depressed.
Rcr was in less demand and I5o bags East India were
reRorted sold at SC.
SPECS quiet and prices for most part nominal.
srosRs less sought after wlth sales NJ $50 hhis.
and $40 boxes at l2c for New orcaus aad part I0c
q lie. for Cubi.
SKID were dull and prces generally unsettled
soar xas quiet, hut quoted steady
TAtiov was down TO aa.c ioc. with saes a
co 600 lbs
Tx,s we're in less demand, aud price, favored pur.
chasars
wHsAEY wa quoted Up 70 t6sc. sec mostly at 40 c
ssscs with sales reported Of 35o bbls
Movements In Real Estate.
By neh InFrsharn.
Brick house and 0t south side sOtb 81, 227 feet
wost q % ave, lerlo2 ... 81 ,9s4
py !. N Miier
Tweve lots on klngsDfidse road aud Hudson ave
each 23xlO0. 600
By Vim. Keunelly.
one vided bali of house aud lot GA Water st,
-lxlOu k1sO
House and north side sist ST. 400 feet west n
Tth ave, lot 2Oxg..e. subject " q mortgage of
1900. nine months, interos4nd foreclosure eS.
psnscs .t......s ss5o
The New York herald., 1863-07-18
LOAN OFFICES.

LOAN OFFICES.
Agos ADOLPHus lsg PkAEL ASD 81 NEw
n Chambers Hcensci By government loans money
e any amount personal properly. a. Gold ssd SILVER
Waches Diamonds aud DRY Goods, ar. Articles
can Ne redeemed any time within one year.
ArT-NoNEy LiBERAfLY ADVANCED on Ola
n inopds Watches, J-weiry, silver wars. A. b
than for tasts for diamonds Ac A. ~ Beccker
street UP stsirs
At go MONEY LITERALLY ADVANCED ON
n watches. btamonds Jewelry Silver Plate. Pianos,
fesar- ar. snd The bought for cash ". BPavBbrD
hers Trksts wanted and will than
I.rson The city for tickets for Watches Diamonds Jewel
W, Ac 90 broadway, Houston street up stairs
room No. ..
DAwNBRoKBRs' TICKETS PURCHAsED-op CLOTH.
il ing Damonds, Dry Coos Jewelry, Fire Arms Ae A
high premium paid Tor ucteu OF Pistols and Oyercoats
large ot Of CIothins tor sale Busness coaS ~ o.;
verts. u. 0BO. gssJR AZ Hroom< NseeS
The New York herald., 1863-07-18
rrnE ERIE RAILWAY COMPANY

L ~ WFsr Sgw Yoax. July III. l-s3
Dvfrrsr The Directors of this company have declared
a vldrnf from the OF the road, TO- months,
enfne june " utnp. OF three and hall ger .eni ~
the pr erred the assuming an ,sfus N1
out Of the undivided earnings haongng -
pre- erred stock account for The ending December
I-t2
Also a Nv deni of three and onehaf per cent ihs
common tai stock ir@~ OF hr lnisd SAtss income Aa
both taA Al the freasafers oiics Ere pAer - the
ph fy u august mott % the registered holders " STOCK =
he e.0s ag of hr books
The transfer looks - bih preferred AMI comcn s,es
ed n the clnse ~ business SATURDAY te h
ty, ana D. reopenei the morning 0f Taes az
~ iltt iaf 20 August HORATio n OTIS, - retafy.
J'nE FRfSCirAL AND UNPAID COUPONS OF TIE
atrtteni,i hrst nortSs-e bohis iss4sg Y the 3srns
and Cheago Union Railroad Company iue ~ te W ~
Augps nett wa BE- paid spon pres.si on glr nios -
or ais date ~ r. MORGAN A .0
saw,y~RE. tu,y u, iTa SHlylaai STREET
TINTED STATES Treasury yo., ,.,. :, 80
~ authority of the secretary Of The Tr~asurY Hefrny
sve hat siH anti slst dAy " Jay inclusive.
receive scnpons ~ for Unit 6iAes hpaas o. ths
o l40 t-arng s1 90 interest .ni cQlus
o"N''''' rOHs g. cisco.
Assistant IRE. fer Nn'i0d sat%s
IsvE.ryESrIy cASADs wFSr.-wssrKD 5000
l AuerFNH cuff, Dcy arr Uss Ne- fssts Sc tift
vih gnspt q policy n nssraucr b1fng. siratfi
thereon cost over t1gp.' psys T. ~ three vesrr n
CAnRtaa cNrrney. vitloat iatseai Aeffrs efAkef ~
Bfsnaofl w.
The New York herald., 1863-07-18

were some short sales Of the latter, based on the
theory that the public would not consider the
dividend large enough. At the close everything
was very strong, with decided increase OF out
side orders. The following were the closing quo
The New York herald., 1863-07-18

o,ouTnsRg BANK NOTES SOUTHERN STATE
- BONDS Southern Secnftties ~ description wanted,
al ne NJ BY W. SCRANTON 20 Beaver street,
near
The New York herald., 1863-07-18
sFTrOrR A. BrNcr, secreiary

GOLpiERs, ATTENTION '-MrsrERED OuT sol
= der - returned resimsn who have not served cute
two ear have their Bountes promptly collected ~
CLARKE RLLIoTT. No. cs3 Brusi~ay nrai door below
Nf
The New York herald., 1863-07-18
BOARDING AND LODGING.

ATTHE FRANKFORT HOUSE, ONE Block EAsr or
~ the cy Han OF Frankfort and William streets.
20 neatly furnished light airy Rooms room TO one
son. 2c TO DC per day 81 10 - week. House open all
night
The New York herald., 1863-07-18
.rX pm CENT INTER- ST.

- Crgens savings bank corner o. Bowery and Canal
strpet Brsn day from 10 g. aud Monday. Wed.
n.sihv and FRIDAY evenings from 5to7 Depos,s made
81 july ~ ~ bear interest from Juy Bank BOOKS
:" h'.'''" GEoRGE FOLSOM President
The New York herald., 1863-07-18

MADAME FfsrE.L-FEHALE PHYSICIAN AND
lM Prof.sss ~ Hldwifsry can 10 consulted .
162 Ctsmbsssu~~t tier lnfAinee rnedlcinss b.
The New York herald., 1863-07-18

The PlttsDurR, Fort wayne ana tncago hail-
road Company earned for the month Of June:-
1863. 1862. Tacrcd..
$685., ,3i4 10 26l 200 "a 122. .I0s 81
FIN Jan 10 June 02 SOL 40 os4 800 62 b4.is1 s3
Increase for June, 46s. per cent; increase for
FIRST half year, 4494 per cent
The receipts at tide water from the Ist Of
January for three years were:--
The New York herald., 1863-07-18
SUMMER RESORTS.

(tATTSKILL MOUNTAIN uOuSE.-THfs FAvORIrE
summer resort "a open for the reception OF quests
Visitors Will ind all times authorized 18th badge
nj the Caskl steamboat LANDINGS and cat,sK station OF
Hudson River Railroad to arst visitors provide convey
ance take charge Of baggage. &C.
The New York herald., 1863-07-18

nys GAfvyfs - VEk~D rTsgyT NV foKg
IL otya.s tfa fsy = 80 ~ tasst ffssst bsc-4
imfrots4 Aflf<fxI TsstN 4
.ftis 80 sstrxs3ss rs'i ge4 ~ IstlsA
81 81 fabt~f " ssrtsl s@u sss4J tstA o.
sIssr - ~ ee~f, o. Efwss1ns ~
90 chsTFigArgs -usyIso HADr1ossgru
/ .1D.o stvsst~s -Eseei t@s, " Dr y JAt VII
t..s "a gssa1 stfs<f. etssrfsiy l.~< tns
h,s..'s-. !. 80 sw~sg a ffyan ae.tt@ks
! snRAw VOD, ~ se1is s~vssU -. ysrssy C,sy.
The New York herald., 1863-07-18

NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY.
~ Treasurr's 0gce Fourth aud Twenty
six N street New York Juy ~. l-63.
This Company VIII the st day Of AuguN ensuing, Iey
OF their unsecured Bonds as follows
Bonds due August /. 1881.
d. February |. 1901
Dover Extension cent Ronds due 1857 and 1861.
Redemption Bonds due lsGi mud 1868
" alter August Il, 1858
WILLIAM II. EMERSON. Treasurer
The New York herald., 1863-07-18
oousrR9 BOARD.

BOARD AT NORTH ORANGE. N. J.-PERSoNS DE
II string Board Immediately accommodated with
two large airy Kooms, frat 1oor
also, after the lst OF August desirable third story
For further particulars address boz 2 Orange
Office, New Jersey.
The New York herald., 1863-02-06

spAm-Op thursday, February s. MAxu s,Am. aadvs
OF the oounty wicklow Ireland. aged 56 years.
ahe frea.4s aud acquantanoas Of the family arc 80
spectiy invited 70 attend the funeral from her iato
rasdeace no 3S2 second Avenue Saturday AFTERNOON.
1t ono O'Clock Her remains viii be taken 70 Calvary
Cemetery for interment
vAuDxxmr-Ou Wednesday February 4, hAss, widow
Of Rutgert Vanderbilt, aged 81 years
The relatives friends and those Of her son. George
Vanderbilt also the members OF ladies' assocas.oaa
with which she oonneoed respectu uly invited o
attend the funeral, from the Wlett street MethOo,s
Eplseopal church Saturday Afternoon at two O'CLOCK
wHEiAS.-In BROOKLYN, on Wednesday, February :, -
tey DAsIkI wnaAS, aged 62 years.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited 70 -
tend Tie funeral on Sunday afternoon at halfpast o.
O'Clock from the York street Methodist Episcopal church
WErAoRx-At Greenpoint L. L., on Thursday, Febru
ary 8, CnoRGK MAINTAIN WrrnoRx
The friends OF the family invited 10 attend tAs
funeral at the Church q the Ascension Kent street. q
Saturday Afternoon at one O'Clock
wKzsx.-On "Wednesday, February 4, GsoRGH W. young-
eat child Of VIM. II and Norah Weise, aged months.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectuv
invited attend the funeral this rday) afternoon e
two O'Clock from 166 Church street.
WMoox.-On Thursday evening, February Of scArlss
fossr. ANY daughter Of ,ossph D. and Emma D. wlloox
aged years and % davs,
Funeral Saturday AFTERNOON. at two O'Clock fron
the residence Of her paro,1 No 70 Rush street Brook
lyn, Eastern District.
The New York herald., 1863-02-06
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.



AMEs-PxRRr.-In Jersey City, on Saturday, January
81 at the FIRST Cong egatonal church. by Rev. }. W.
Holmes, Mr. AiMAszA I. MIKS TO MISS SARAH A. PERRY,
both o. Jersey city
Brooklyn and Je sey City papers please copy.
CAREY-SoorT--0n saturday, January "a, by the Rev.
Mr.. Dunbar, Mr. CHARLES +. CARRY TO Miss ExEISE J.
ScorT, all OF this city
Dosss-M, CAxHr.--0n Wednesday, February 4, by the
Rev. Father Mcfees, mir. MIonAKL DoRAs TO Miss JULIA
hcCARIHy ali Of this city.
Longford and Kerry llreland) papers please copy
DuGAN-DusS.--0n Thursday, February 8, by the Rev.
Father Mooney, DASnu DuGAs 10 ELIZABETH Drw all OF
this city. No cards.
KMcHr-sMrH.-On Wednesday, February 4, at the
residence Of the brides parents by the Rev Ira G. Boce
WILLIAM KSGHr, Of Oy ster Bay, l. 10 Miss MARY only
daughter OF Brewster II Smith. Of Great Neck. L. No
cards.
In Ror-MAr-At the Church Of the Ascension, Mon
day. February e. by the Rev. c. ID. Jackson D. Ractss
Of S. Peters church. westchester, HxRxAS c. In RoY 70
Mrs. EIxABrrH A. MAI, daughter of ths late John }.
Palmer
McCoss--wum i'm Brooklyn, on Wednesday, February
e. BY the Rev Jared Flasg, a. the residence o the
BRIDES father, j. FRANCE MoCoss 70 LOenA r., only
0snsS.Sg s1oI 2esday evening, February
O. by the Rev. Father oRourke& &PArox U5RAuMRu 70
Miss DrBoRAH MICHEL. No cards. No gsovs.
srApu-rxxs--in Brooklyn, on Thursday, January
% BY shs Row. =. H. Page, Gsoe0s w. ssADrH 70 MARIA
b. JasKs- No cards4
The New York herald., 1863-02-06
A New Volunteer Regiment.

According to the statement Of the Adutan General Of
the Stale Of New York, several thousand men
qured TO complete the quota Of the State under the last
call OF the President for three hundred thousand
Capt G. b Belott formerly Of the Sixty second regi-
mcn (Anderson Zouaves has been lately authorized by
Governor Seymour regiment towards that OBJ
Ject Several nuen al merchants Of this city taking
interest in the organization of this regiment and the
number OF necessary for s completion Is already
provided but they scattered different localities
out Of this State, requires considerable money
10 have them brought here and formed into regiment in
this city the private Of Capt Belott
been considerably reduced by the formation OF
panies he finds himself Obliged appeal 10 the generosi-
ty and patriotism of the community to enable him TO
bring enterprise TO favorable Issue. The headquar-
OF the regiment ocnted at III Bowery where he
be daily and give all satisfactory explanation TO
parties wishing contribute 10 his patriotic Efforts
The New York herald., 1863-02-06

Rockford Collector, Second district Duncan Ferguson
d.. Assessor, do Henry A. Mix. Oregon Collector THIRD
Seth sherman Quincy Collector. Fourth district; Wm
y. Henderson, Aledo Assessor. do. John Il. Bryant,
Peoria Assessor do. Lewis Eisworth kaervIe. Coec-
tor Sixth district Erie L. Waterman Ottawa Assessor
tct George W. R,vcs. Paris Assessor do; PeLer Fol-
som. Bloomington. Assessor, Eighth district wm. G
Green Petersburg Collector. Ninth DISTRICT: Amos G.
Bsbcock, Canton, Assessor, do; Jedah Alexander.
Grecnvie, Collector, Tenth district John Muses., Win
chester, Assessor, do Robert d. Modem n, tontrais,
Collector Eleventh district Peter smith, sumner
sor, do; Willard O. Flagg, Alton Collector, Twelfth
dist ict; John Sche Beev lille, Assessor, do. Daniel G
Hay Cairo Collector Thirteenth dssriot; Dewitt Bar.
MeMeAS-LG G. Berry, Detroit. Collector First district
Joseph Ns r. Bennett do Assessor do Aiexande, ,, Il
j. House, Paw Paw, Assessor. do Ira Mathew, Albion,
Collector, Third district whitney Jones. lansing, As
Fourth district Aion.o session ionis Assessor do e1
tor Mussey, Romeo, Collector, Filth district; Luther
Stanley s,,a brmngnam Assessor do samuel wsrren
wscossN-Thomas ). Emerson. Racine. Collector.
First district: Chas A. Bronson, Milwaukee, Assessor
do Edwin X. Wadsworth. Beloit, Collector Second dis
trict navid Atwood, Madison, Assessor, do; j. H. War
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