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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-28
H.nton,s uefsnpi,s Armer.

10 TIE Editor u Tia ". y 1yfbsaI
SIR; In your paper Of Saturday last, undor "Navy
News you say "tbs my system ofermor tired al Wash
ins.op and proved fdlnrc" When frat tried my d,
tbs w0hnSOn ItoOk an old srOisa tsst and
eud s face with l2nch tkckss Of pine wood equivalent
in weigh. 70 aboa ofron This target Cred Al with the
inch gun 30 feet and not penetrated and showed
better remittance than any ether target did containing the
.ans sDoun Of material The resuI Of this trial sstis
factory ell svsl tb the Governpi,n s the Navy Do
peflment rather ordered two targets be malicious 70
DO made my system and the TOnclsd sysssm,
10 contain Of assr AID 10 Be tested alike
II 10 have mine made according 10 ~p drsiiOn,. and
the result 10 Be reported" he
This order did not enable 70 bsvs my own directions
carried out not allowed to have anything 10 do with H.
and tim and repseiats the target gfya' dsa-
ron Of NY sse. Twas not present when .e'tsd II
only four feet square and the woes could not be secured
to a. Il could to tho sdss Of shp. 70 male pres.
teal tarss mus. BE- permitted TO give my directions
wSh 10 DISTINCTLY ssss that do all claim, O. reduce
the weigh. Of or % psr oess without reducing the resist
penstrsior and the Navy Department VII svs us
such cress shall zars the power 70 have large,
made in ny way (which guarantee shall be prscesbs)
can prove my assertions 10 b snbst sntially truA
vsy respectfully, CHAl w. 8. HkiTox.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-28

and In the form Of converting Common Coun
Gil iuto public mourners.
What IA this: On the death Of an eminent man, the
respectable head Of large body Of religious poruaon the
Common Council decided, after passing resolutions Of condo
enee to attend h funeral In body This act unless intend
ed be Of seeasn nature land could suspect this
enlightened body OF being guilty o. that obsss the Common
Council stteni tho funerals Of s the eminent Of every
RELIGIOUS persuasion which would take up much Of than val
liable time and keep theu. in grief"
1t Is 10. proper to Hni faul. with what Is doing without
suggesting remedy and here isns, In England is Gus
tosry have hired called nnte- 70 attend uourner
at Funerals. have them looking "boPe Yves io't
and gshi but endless weeping" LEFT Let body o
these be created from the surplus ocebode have n the
CITY, for the purpose Of doing the public mourning Let the
Common Council veto themselves black glo7es mark Of
respect for tie memory Of the Departed bill! 81 $50
published few days since, for those articles used a. city
fnera and then direc. thir utes to attend the funeral
This plan is economical snd not eharsesbo with partially
Gets. York, jan %. 1864. evS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-28

amount Of se 900 have been disposed OF during the
Tax Jaw should ne made. Immigration should DO IN
couraged, and railways aided. -
history is given Of the raids over The border ana on
the refusal Of protection by the Secretary OK war ~heh
he deferseless condition Of TIE State was made KNOWN
20 hin. The Governor, therefore on his own respo,s
bility raised $50 mounted as q home Gnaru; 20
COmmsnder Of the District or Kansns wrote lnat 10
could protect The border without the aiG OF tese ny
A week alterwerd LAW elce was in ashes. I'LL t
distraction the reOuest OF the Governor for more
granted by the Secretary OF War. IneIe aI 70
thirteen Kansas regiments Ia the field seayesIeo III
every department OF the South and Sonti- M. q
amendment 20 the Constitution sEoau De h'oPN..t
allowing the soldiers TO vote. The uose5ior 10 oit
spoken in his approval Of the policy 81 tho nm
10 enlistng colored soldiers and Ia o'her
message concludes as follows; observation-disclosures.
There il power in events; they chanrei ont thelr
course in defiance Of strong GoyeTDments ana inc iron
win Of despots as though trey were brittle glass; Tie
drift. Of rho events OF day and our country eweu
with resistlsss volume in behalf of universal Freedom
Bnt President lincoln, seeing yet rot trusting ms
seen though mighty agency IN human affairs detcr
mined 10 cineh all by all positive eslation ard speclhc
anton nr no rood SO great as Liberty Can be won
preserved without law, and no evil 50 deep and 80
dangerous as Slavery can no crushed and checked ex
eep. By law.
Good onens cheer II. There il not token which does
not promise 70 ia a sure victory. Thus new morn Is
opoirg revealing to Us in brightness and glory re-
rcIcr ted Republic. Let US then, uphold the aumiI
lstraton and the Government Let us concentrate al
Of feeling and OF purpose ard know only our oSpse
Let by the noble spirits gone by tie sacred hoeu
she'd and the countless treasure spent by al that ho
In tho past ard hopeful in the future stand irm for our
pCuutry"
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WEDNESDAY. jar PIP. y.

Gold closed at 4 p. N. ct l5,s, the range oil
the day being i,o1i5s The certainty Of more surrsn
oy does not 40, upon Gold with lite usual forca and an
advance IN sooks without material change in Gold
no. Unlikely. Tho dernssd for export purposes Dsns
In fair way to be reduced By the fast and growing DO
mand for Government Stocks abroad. With an exror,
OF bonds O. half million weekly, 0cld win no: probably
retain 10 present price, as there 10 violent boarding
demand hero. The Scotia took out teddy e1ai.e2A
stooss before the Board were strorg ana In demand
the Stock Exchange Coupons Of iesi sold .. 1919
1854, 1904 l07f, and for AuguSt Iss1s losI certif
Gates 91Ieg7I, 52os 10oiel04. State Bonds steady
Missouri g. C7iaGs; California Is 1874, Canton, sez
3Si. Cool stocks strong Delaware and Hudtoa. ITS
l7s, Psnnlyltanla Coal IT7el7p, Cumberland Goa
Preferred +sieiOii Quicksilver Mining Co.. t7ia+7l
Pacific Mai. 22s, s226, Central American Trsnsit
9ssn, Esw.York Central i3slal3A Er!s
lO7!al07i; the PTeierred lols4lolii Hudson
River l59icl39i, Harlem eoia9sii Reading
llli9llsl Michigan Central Railroad. l1al32i
The Stock market Ia, been steady and advancing al
day. and at the close Of business Wa firm. with 70
served disposition 70 buy speculation The business
Of the Of roads dealt In upon the Stock RxchAngs
continues large and equal to fun dividends upon th'
shue capital fact which turns great attention Il
them By investing psrtiea Everybody does nos bsnl
Government StoctA and q good deal OF money hsi
found Ito wsy into Gis local property. a. aordrg gres
safety united to good present income and also fah
prospect Of fpturs increase the miscellaneous stocks
Quarts Hi has advanced 20 l09 on reports VI the dis
cCvery Of riOh lode on the property Of the Company
Quicksilver has fallen 10 AZ. haYlposa 10 15 and Co
pake Iron 10 IL. The closing prioen Cold 1874
GswYork Central 18Th, Eric l07f, Hudson River
1881; Harlem ioos; Michigan Central. 1871 Acligai
Southern. esq; Illinois Central Ell, Cleveland en-
Pittuh1rgh. noii 0scna. ll9i.
The following. by telegram to Messn. VIII
Ham T. Coleman Co.. dated Ban Francisco acth inst.
VISA received this morning, Ophir. ei,coo p foot
Gould Curry ei.s25 Savage. $500, Potos .. 800
Sierrs Nevada, eSs; Yellow Jacket te5o State Tsls
graph SIS 20 p share, Crown Point 600 v foot
Money 10 abundant at " cent on call, an
borrowers have rather ths advantage. The fact semi
officially stated from Washington TIA. no more fonde
debt viii be offered 10 exchange Cor legal tenders for th
present and that se viii be made OF intsrestbcsi
Ing notes nAkesiths future Of the money market YER
| clear. tbs policy Of the Treasury Il In fact a
expansion Of currency. no matter what the reasonin
NAV BE- a to the effect Of interest bearing notes. an
pdoss OF commodities and stocks wiz riss This b th
tbeory Of spsculstos Of I'll kinds and the disposition
| eoasfd 70 eva stQokl q egyrsat eAtaA r fl.g
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-28

FLIGHT OF THE CASHIER OF TIKI PEOPLES HAn1
OF HUDSON, MICHIGAN, WITH 100000.

FLIGHT OF THE CASHIER OF THK PEOPLES bAHA
OF HUDSON, MICHIGAN, WITH 100000.
Great excitement was erected in the 6nancisQ
circles Of our Siy this morning, by the annoancers
tia. the Cashier Of the Peoples Bank Of Hudson, L
vss County, ". W. Treadwsl had abseonded VI
syer $4,000 In cash. The Peoples Bank hss hereto(o
been considered perfectly sOund In ell respects and =
standing has been nnexceptionabs. Its officers -
sessed the public confidence and its credit las been
tho bss. description Tho Tresdwells' father and -
were respectively President and Cashier. Early -
wear ,he Cashier sent out his Now York drsfts thro
ont tho country. both to this city. Chicago and sas
,,,,o, cf .hs State for which Treasury notes were
tn,r,s "A MIN by local banks On Thursday mofnm1
Re- irfs Hudson By the early train arriving ia ts oU
shant o'elook, and has not since bean heard non
The vault OF the bank contained sooot $3.50
cssh al Of which q nissing, and the DOCKS o. no
nrsss Ofiice at hudson show that oysf tisWo
fysred into Tresdwsls hands on tho evening e,Is
ehsoonded. Ofthis latter sum the books OF VIZ ~
have no account. II 10 estimated that tes sSte,t ny
5eislcaton VIII reach at least soV,cW;. "a IL IL ~
about $4,000 was lost BY several BANKS OF I'M ,2
tss dscoyery Of the crime, the detectives we'c M ~
Ss,s, set On tao track Of the fugitive. and o tes
sorintion Of the ticket agent IL was found tbS no
oAraSna ga A Eckst 70 Montreal Tie proper auanS
tSes Al FRAT CITY vero Immediately teegrspnso ~.
sysrv bic ureoaution hss been taken " lnsus
csntrs az he robber The guilt OF the son has on
,s.nlted Ia the fathers financial ruini bus q .Ss
was not bank OF Issue, the public VII not ee so0 ~
| by its failure. tDoIo' AH'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-28
Our Csnnss Council.
p Of IN. N. y. Triog~s.

IT, NV zlofsoV V liz NJ 7. ITf0IN5,
6R: hsys been much impressed, from time 20
time with the vsiniy and variety Of knowledge Of our
Common counssn and have looked upon their dongs with
wsndsr ros sdnirson For instance this body SIT
Court Of Appeal To tsyisv the action Of the Cour.MaT
t In the case Of Gen Fits John Porter To be sure thsthsn
Mayor, Mr. opdyfs brofs UP the rsvsv BY veto, but s
thsrs was The Court Mr. opdyks da NOT respect lie %.
ruponh Thsn Il sssinlssd sslf 10 the House Of Com
By inviting Mr. Boos, ssr be bad resigned 70 taxa his
ssss - n honorry Memberships carrying cut the practice
ths The Executive Department Of the 0ovsusnt should BE-
In thsr seats 10 explain and dsnd their oc ses This
was objected 10 In the formation Of Consultation bui our
Aldermen know more than the Of thee asyA have
bean wssehns the sailor did = b. Berth ,ousws Fax
vasn b ~ Nava 70. h tasw sysa ~ eSaias sssts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-28
rbs Message of Gov. blair Of Michigan.

The following is synopsis:
The suocess Of recruiting under the lsst can the
State for troops has besn than equal 70 eIpecta
houa The quota Of Michigan was little over 900
Recruiting has been brought back to the standard OF
enthusiasm Of the first year Of tho and the ability
Of the State TO m It's quotas by tho process Of voluntary
s1listmeDss has been proved beyond doubt
This success due mainly to good stem OF bounties
uch debts as have been incurred by municipal corpora
gslsed by the Legislature. The Governor advocates
Uniform system Of bouDties but Ia opposed to taking
ths matter into the hands Of the State BE argues al
great leugtb aud with ability that soders are entitled
70 vote and urges the passage OF enabling act The
Constitution Of Michigan does not exactly prescribe
fhe plsce Of holding elections that the Legislature nav
pot tx H. An act passed by the House last yeai
put failed In the Sonata for want Of me To enact
law 10 permit soldiers In the field to vote remarks The
Governor will DO only just 10 them. and their votes
EDl DO dangerous 10 traitors only"
Gov. Esir heartily sustains the Government ind lie
policy.
Nor have victories been those Of the field alone
The loyal and true men ofthe country have crushed and
cenced O. the ballot boxes those insidious
ies who under specous political preenses plead the
CAUSE Of the more manly traitors who IN arms.
The great and necessary measure Of emancipation
Che measure Of Justice and Godks chaTity-hss the
psst year woa amphs Of no less Importance than the
grcstest military success. The great mistake and
wrong of the nation "a being put away. We return h
our great and immortal declaration. Ia spite Of scorn
contsmpt aud the pride Of caseof the Inst Of power
and the love Of mcneyof stupid ignorance and intel
bes- Let thank God. bind up our wounds and fghi
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Eostes Cas,ie uarhes,
AT CA.BEiDGK AID FLIUHIOA
HysTssd os 1ss Isisgss, Jey shs vs<< eaSsne Ssn 81


Hysrssd 70, ana TsIsUss s vses ssdas, San n. -
ss,s-Fir', quality 90 80 as Per 100 n % he
second do.... 80 D( weight Of hide. tsk1ss
Taird do...... 100 so> and dressed Sssz
W.-kingOze-s70 site OF aoccrdinFto their value ases
shs.p aad Lanss-12sSc 2 L o. I've weishti Ia lseA y
Isiea cow.-sssasso, EXTRA ssOssTpi Ordinary -
ssiae-s,orss none. 1--we fas Hog,, cors-fsd rspsl
Her. s9sse. CaV skinx, lee. Tosl0r, stes& Pa q
lie eil .sss., ths. one extreme follows another = GO
verified ., this market, lsst wcsk there 15ss -
Of cste offered pr sale and this week scarcely 0o 81 tf
ipciqdius :e6 from Albany TIE nacs arivsd 5000
yesterday sra very large proportion Of a. a. BnsStA
onsrcs Of lie flar aurbcz OF cattle the holders faxed q
advance from last wests prcss which was met BY the bsa
era with the hal last weeks stock was not dis
OF ard That they expected by next week the Western c.
% bsok BY lso VIII BE- 10 Albany In great 49,
dacs aid ere.ere hy should wait IN preference 10 pay
too hgh this week. Hu there wore enough VINO muss IN
Al lesst few oatle this week 81 az advance, 70 pat
msrke. shout wlesis wss week eese ..t and We Soss
cuotat,ons accordingly. There but single o Of WsstS
c.,ilo sold a. tsh i0c 2 D. There were few Osen
Maine az good O. tho bes which We rderasooi were saA
ho 6gnte AZ catrlYdge heard Of none being sod ~
go Ihe average artv OF the cat.s Ia low this week. =
the poorer, probably selling sns highest, proportion V
ys4uo. -.
last wceks supply several hnneEed Of which are en-
hsrds OF tho beleners But ye, think the email nun
his wsek xyss the 1rovs tho sdssnas AID Lat the NARA
eyors them although the diference i rot great insrs
yonr carloads from Albany two Of which averaging 80
~ 10 y head solo fof Ito. d. Tho ethek t~s -
o,ds wsrs hsttfr Sheep, and On cenniscon-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-28
'9 sSa c Sa M =. As.l 1.ss Isaa As in 100 Y

and Cont. =. 4,sii Isss 1898 As ts l8 l?1
Since Sept .5O5le H. $40 Ii 93s 9l8 l0Gs 1883 52ss
kICEA very lair business has been doing a. full rates
sales Of 300 bsss Rsnsoon Co. East India dressed
IA oio and Pa.ns Cargo Style, C.d5ic
gUGARS-Ihe demand from refners 81 present 70 very
moderate til. OF the they engaged W re-
pairing cnuery taking stock and the trade buy only
70 r1Ppy immediate wtI., the business 10 ha therefore,
light but holder. are confident ese 20 make onoesou
prices r quote isif TO good Refining a. 2t
IT,. GALES to-day Of 500 hhds At lzdl2c ol Cuba tho
inside rate for Mos,,es Snzsr and RsdI5e. or NsrOr
ssns by auction 80 bhds Ns~Orisans ~ I'll ESQ fl3 o.
n,os Refined an Arrn a. rtGlTie. for Hsrds
SEEDSA limited demand for Clover Seed Il l3c The sup
ply increasing Timothy Seed IL in limited dem nd 81 ~
80 Is ba,A Rough klaIssed Is fra but speis. ~ 600
90 r. y bush.
sTEaRIN-Tho marks, Is fAty active an, prices 6rmi
sales Of 5000 ID At 2iol3o.
TOBACCO-The niATket for Kentucky has been rather
quiet sst lug 10 the sEty In regard 70 the
Of Congre upon the Tax questions this too has
et,lsd tie market for Msnufscturs1 We quo.e herucky
Lisht Leaf as follows I2G,2sc. for Lagsi ls35e.
for Low Leaf boise fo Medium DO 9f4c for Good to
fine do 2402Ic for Cno.cs ad Selections Heavy Leaf sS
Tor Metuu DO 72a1.c. fo Good 70 Fine aud 2S5oc for
Choice and Selections Seed Leaf guet z, the following
rstcs Ohio and PennsyyAuii Fors q. ldCe do do Sec
ouds ITdisc do do. Medium Wrsppers 2oe2Sc DO 90.
Pine do 2eS5c; NswYork Filler iSd20c.I do seconds,
~ d2s DO me FUN Wrapper 3G133o.i 90 Fine DO, 81
s5c; Connections. Fjier 2022c do Second. 212sci DO
Medium Wrppsrs 3s6 shc., AID Do Fine do. $685..
6rp ~ The cose sale, Of 10000 li3l2c. for Wes'erD,
and IalaIafc. for EAsterb and Cry.
WElSki1hs market - tesdy, With moderate inquiry;
,.iss of 20 ibis Coo FOR State, snd eOdo2c for western
buyers Assuming the reponrbIy o. psyns tvs extra k1e's
tai.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-28
y 81 ,soe 8 ? 100 o Ioo.. . plenty a. o. csosi % ?

100 D. . - \, i.
has bsen quite active the inquiry bens niy fs the West
Iscs,ps Prize: have ~ sao,e
do California st 3la3c FOR do d. DO, and Co. orinoce
52c for do do. DO The marke, Tor Oak Sole has ruled
heavy Slaughter Upper the roug and in do.nd
q, 3eafc French sna American Caliskn, are mere active
and firm. - 80
sno with moderate stocks holders dc not offer cey sales or
$50 bb, a. ao583c Old Crop and 6a7cc for New Crop
by auction Joe bbls Eswossnl gold at 6yle m2s vs.
| Cllyed 42o45o. ard barbados ct 550dcc.
OIL CAKETDaerset g drn under the favorable fcreign
and the dsmnnd IS good sales OF $40 tuns at %s3S
Tor Western in beg. rnd bb and $50 20 zoe City In bb
OIL MEALTe mako. s quite active and 6rn s.ss OF
| 40 bags State sri jersey at 81 20 :, 100 ID.
fR0VISf0NsThe Pork market Is less sctivs bu. 10 rather
steady and h,re Is fair business dcug sales Of go
bbs. ct ga SID 5is IS for Old Mess s9 - tcr
Prime; Ig for New do t2gd $50 rs fer Western Prime
Meas snd 2s FOX City Ppis Mes. Beef nrm snd In fsi,
drnand sale. Of 800 be at sl2 sg FOX Plain Me.s and
tied request Of 50 tea india Mes' at 2a Beef Ham,
quiet st abont provoa prcss CIT Nests arc arm t
fairy sctiyei saesof $50 pkgs. at ct pic for Shoulders .
good demand pric snsued se Of 800 boxes a
iidlolc for Cumberland Cutj llt1ntc ter Short Ribbed
aud lic for fancy brand OF ongrbbed Siddes dressed
s@ y :. Is,asso 'd for Old Old and laa e. New.
III. S?ye9Iss contracts hsrs 9ssa awardd a.
hoops(c bbla ct - 35 100 bhla 1t el4 so yo bb,-
s. SH 3oc boil, at eli % 600 bbl, q sli 81 go b6l
SI I % ,aa sseSoa u
-, 0o0 IS bacon at Sl3 Is joo ID 250gon a S2 -;
1000 n at Si2 90 all new sno ia bulk $4,000 Smoked
H.% Pr s'ia 81 30 s aS d. sGs s lar
al In bulk also 100000 d Smoked Shoulders 90 ca y 100
n 5000 ID at 80 6ti 1900 % at SO CO.. 0o" 80 W
| 10000 d ct so 10, all new and In bulk
1 rsovr a y n.
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Tho decline In Lunp 10 the most pocesss sui On Al CO
FLOUR AND MEIi-Th, marie, fer Ws",gD s4 STATE
Flour less .c's and price. are fohy saN DBL io"
ths demand however The decline Trade ard
sy.n brad: =; 81 as.fsns s.. s i1s y
I s1sn . 81 y T.,,era EaI n ssas Tor sippIa,
ohio isr Trade ''s r.a'y ST,nd, and 81 ~
r,c!srts den ord ani the market 70 &C. loweri AEe. Of !H
80 a. ST1 81 Is The low grades Of ztr. and 81 $50
% oior Trad. and Ya, DO 20 So b. -
n l5 IN usd good Superhas Extra an! ConShy biln
'ssrs Ard e. $50 Io Is for Trad, and Family brand,
~. d oPy " aS.d aa 1itu .aa s IS .sS - -
-, i,r,, sna 90 Is Tor BIsndyrlIe- =,
fRITTIThs market both Tor foreign srt douesho drsd
fus hs been comparatively quiet since the a4e 81 our s
ssot. Rs.ns Il 90 IsSs9 H cash igr se.s's
a. EaS Al . Tor raw Layers, AVID - Isdat 20 for new
guurb, CanNts i4j3itic of old and nsw Ciiron q We
for Apend, a. %SsS is, "a sI ~,
s.S ssrdInss 4. $50 box ,t5aSc. half boz, and zoe
ass.er boz Other description. have a,o ruled rather
ou,st bo, The market cssss arm Tie Cossrnmsn eontss
9or 10000 y lArplss vas awarded " v" ''~S""
AYb. whs.. mh Il lso active snd prices ARE ie-
Lover With fair tbs concession ehisnyier export
ta. i.ir for pns DE sale, arc ~ $40 bush, and son' q
90: a. Ird a. 1do ne. q 81 ga sS loo DO SSh
i.s: ?. sS. e oe esE u i'G g. $50 o.
Ssati s. and "a so DO Amber DO q, ~ wa $l u
s.rsy r.n,sin. quiet 81 aa9si 80 to quality Bnsy
q 80 O,ts arc dull and lowers sass Of 90 bush esd
s fy Csrsdsnhs Inside rate a. the railroad depot $40
al far siais 81 3l for Western and STdSic for Jersey
aye quiet b.. hnA At ei %1Si % H. tns sNs
Tor J,rsey and Pennsyvanis Yellow, ana 81 Stwsi toi
old hixsd Ia store
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-28

The examination on the complaint OF wm. AoAn
against his son fos using language cs'csia'sa 70
breach Of the psass during one Of Ars. Corr -.
lecture, was adjourned over on wednesday m"
a 10. on "Wednesday next by Justice D0raas -.
plicatiOn Of counsel fr defendant Inc ~,tns.
W.. tha. Mrs. Hatch. one Of tAsir principal 'N'
can not h found.
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SMOOTHING HoMc,ps. On sunday, s s 2 ne,s

suorx1ro Ho,nCIpB. Sunuay siee' ~
Sh ,.s.n r.mfa Wru. Broyn was killed BY a. a.
a sa i Ga;s. Of B sssS
ander tho following oiscu nSpoymcnt q Adams ~
las samnsI been 70 s0 soi i..cisncy in the Fall g.
ss 4s doing s ss. re: s sss
but he Unnamed - pSt IN aesim for els for e.
place. AnG w nSsn,s repudiated. Brown PERL
S Vale 1Ssm: W s. sSssgssS n 's s2pss
prvrn ssadsny , svI raised his az and dealt =
:iSnt Aas sSs bead With H. which fssd hin y, -
on Re tbon repeated his blows I've ,!s.sss.
nssins B isss <. si house, leaving tss
1890 i SsS fallen Il wss subsequent! Ssc
nat sNbcrs. and IN the evening Adens - deed n
uslscSy. he did NOT deny pstpetzssms =
stsfts1 lie iaeh q sbevs RELAXED a5Els a.A ~
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Balance Jan. :, 1864. s9Osss1 81


The State owes no debt, unless 70. portion OF the
Virginia debt existing before the Rebellion. When all
the State pays taxes the viii be sufficient for
al purposes and tho taxes viii be less than in any otter
btate. There is demand sganst tie United States
Government for incurred for protection against
Invasion &C., but tie amount is not yet asceTtoiped
Companies which had e1pecsed 10 be paid by the United
Btstes had been dsbanded after years. eertce with
out Day and in debt clothing and supplies. To de-
velcp the mineral resources Of the State, the sppont
ent Of State Geologis and proper survey - recon-
raended.
1t D,sy be seen from the Adjutan. Generals report
Chat what is now the State OF West Virginia has fur
pished 259 volunteers 10 the Government army dur
Ing the present war OF whom IS lf6 we're for three
years ard l53 for SIX months service II tho time Of
The LIB SIX months mon Is 90 calculated that tie State
way get credit Tor them On call for three yesrs meD,
II win be that they equal 70 9l three years re-
eruits; and thai calculated il l be found that up ~
fhe time Of the last call OF the President for $4,000
Inen this State IN Of al demands upon her
Of S026 three years men.
The Governor briefly refers 10 the progress made dur
frg the year In SURPRISING tho Rebellion and con.
eludes If fathers endured and sacrificed much
10 establish the Government shall 10 less 10 pre-.
kerve i'll But may be said that the work ~ not YET
finished This 10 true Bot II will be finished. H'no,
CHS year II viii be IN year 10 come. II requires
Ehe lives Of the brave OF this generation and he rev
tnnsx Of the Government for years come to accom-
plish this noble purpose the loyal people have
That the saei6ce shall be made. The authority Of the
Eovernment throughout the entire land must be re-
kt1red at whatsoever cost"