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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-03
steady in the face, aud settled it his own

steady in the face, and settled it his own
way; $50 s ~.
E. = sPubtican;i lleesaid are yon gifted With
airy twin brother, who keeps a similar
sized tavern, with u duplicate wife, a com
porting wood pile and corresponding cir.
cus.olils, mile off fromIhere?
',fhe tavern keeper WAS fond Of fun.
anu accordingly said thatit was lust
f'And, publican, have you among your
uFy-goods for the entertaiOmcnt of manly
horse,tnny whisky of the same size ms tb1t
OF your brothers?'
.And the taveru-man said. from the
rising of the sun. even unto the gpoine
down of the same,r he had.
y "Ihey took drinks, when the stranger
said: Publican, that twin brother Of
Sonrs is 81 mighty fine mana verv fine
I1au, indeed. But do YOU know Fm-n faerd
ne suffers good deal with the ChicNro
diphtheria.'
:sticker.
It's when thetrnth settles so tirrn in
q man that none of itsevcr comes out
Common doctors, of the catnip sort. call it
iNn'. When left your brothers cop(ec-
tloncfy, there was rAftiat his door which
ne swore his life to, WAS n mile lont.-
Wen. publican, l walked that raft -fTom.
9iil total, from his door to yourn. Now
! know my time, an I'm just as good for
myself rs for a hoss, and better for thai
than airy man you ever did see. ALWAYS
walk u mile in exactly twenty minutes on
good road, and I'll be busted with AN
overloaded Injun gun if I've been more'n
ten minutes coming here. stepping over
the blamed old logs at that:
ln"tll do, Mace" said Hiram mildly. as
n! ne got up aud made ready to move by ta-
King big roll OF bills. out of the fire
proof; that suits the case exactly. Ten
and ten is twenty and thirty is fiftv-I
nope the man who told that story for true
and twenty is scvcnty-never suffered
any with the moral diphtheria or chicago
ny you mention"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-03
New Family Grilf.nrY-

rY111E EsURsCRIpEi;IR IA SYT:T6 n, An So1r,,cr
4 that he has opened Family Gr5corY and Eoreiup
Produce Store In the old Post Ol1ce building, 1SS
arket street. near the corner Of Quincy st. anl t,-
public generally -
II. will be- my constant endoavpr - Offer, .. thv
lowest prices the best qualities to maSkoI atOr,is
a superior article of Bottled Liquors and MiBes
;, German Produce. such Prnno., Lsut.cs, Split
Peas also all kinds of Nuts, Oranges aud Icn6nS.
wholesale and retail Ht the lowest rates.
superior Havana and Domestic Ci1Srs sad Tot,Uro,
OF the different grades. wholesale ami retail at
@. ". REES3JNG'S,
leb4-lyd Formerly with Ajax s.IIcYuAo.
Jas. MAXWELL. 7. J. cAMPpELL. GO, R. rTNfIr
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-03

81 used to know Blob once, who had
about us much Literature in him as helped
to write his advertisements. Well, he
Travelled in Europe; and do verify believe,
got introduced to, or visited all the great
writers and poets living there. All it
needs, after all, is impudencc, and that he
had. \ man who don't care whose time
he steals, whom lie hothers to help him,
whom he posters, without giving cquivh-
lents, can generally succeed-he only loses
the character ola gcntlcman, and becomes
81 social confidence man, that's all Well,
this whelp saw 'cm all; quart,red himself
in some of their houses MS 'an American
gentleman who had crossed the ocean to
pay his homage at the shrine Of Etcetera;'
/ tdisgustcd some, amused some. and sup
! pose, fooled some of them. He went over
to the continent: didn't know an atom of
/ French; played the same game on authors
everywhere, of impostor, snob, and toady.
1t used to he his especial delight to get in
company with men who were in matters
of education and real taste properly quail
fed to associate with the idols, and go
| through his list, always asking with spe-
! cial unction, for instance:
Did Won know Cnrlylc?'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-03
JOIN T. LAKTN.


ISuccessor 70 Wheeler I.aIn
TXTILL RECEIVE AND HAVE OpENED FOR
w inspection Thursday, March 20th, new
and well selected assortment Of
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings!
Also 4 complete assortment Of GENTLENIEN'S FUR
EISHING GOODS.
Tho patrons Of the old firm, and tho public in gen-
cral respectfully invited to call and examine my
stock bcflro making their purchases intend seli
ing at small profits to cash and prompt purchasers.
Thankful f!r the patronage bestowed upon tho old
ARM solicit continuance Of the snmc for the new
establishment. JOHN T. LAKIN. Merchant Tailor,
mh2s.4wd No. lO2 Main St. Wheeling, Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-03

alnongths an Personals ih'tbe newspapers-
| The calculation was very fine one from
the north side, but Bl9bileft the whisky
entireiy'out ofthe euneh by forgetting thai
tne minute a man moves in company to
which lie iisn'tsCqual by education. tastes
or interests, just then he does us u whclp.
L.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-03
Hats and CAPS!


David Mccartney, aud VIM. T. Neck. defendants
This day came the plaintiff and filed his amended
Li against the said Mccartney and Neck And it
appearing by said satisfactory evidence that the sail
defendants not inhabitants Of this Common
wealth, It ia ordered motion of the aint!H. that
they appear hero within month after tie publi-
catan Of this order and do what necessary pro-
tect their interest," and that this order he published
week forthwith, for four weeks succcssively,
In some newspaper published in tho city of Wheel
of the county At the next County Court there cof.
Tho object of the original and amended bill in this
cssc, is to of the said Mccartney debt Tor
$4,000 aud interest thereon. and attch and sell
certain lands of the said Mccartney, in the county Of
Wetzcl. conveyed to him by J. II. Lockwood and J.
c. snyder. by deeds recorded in Deed Took No. q pa
ges 1s0 49, 2Ol and 22 OF said WetIeI county. and
to set aside deed therefor from the sSl Mccartney
to the said Meek mentioned in the said amended bill
Teste FRIEND CON. Clerk
: ]. L. Fry, p. att. ic5-itw
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-03
Observations of nInco S1ona,


"e 1A"Fe"t'"0c"F -NHg"E'ns for August,
| mas been on our table for a day or two, and
we have had time to look throngL tho oli
taynritco Ii,tlo ,,.,,,, :.
., :. e'u'"i'S
. . s'.' ''''''' sAee'te"1 'hiHGs' Ihe Editors
4aOle Is rs gosslPy and spicy as usual and
the stories and poems are as Good nc ,l.
best. hnt ". re -. ,.r,;,.,,,,r,,. IL,
+bo ,,,,,,,a.,.-. P'N''''sD y" u"
" Vi tne second series
OIL the observations of that genial
humorist, Mncc Sloper. The world is
full of the Blobs 1necr;bo5 o,,d g
o,o ''''" II t''eie
"s'' VIC want 'nem TO see them
serves as Mace Sloper sees them:
We were sitting one afternoon in onr
Office, my friend Twine and /. BURNING orr
tobacco, and saying nothing, in lust Sbout
even time. 1t was a warm dav snch ne
makes some people sleepy. some ,lr;nlfv
aud some thinky. The flies buzzc1 oronH,i
in bedOOZled sort of wovoe iF tbo,. -
the bulglug blg Ola spider suUre In Tue
corner, where he had hung in n web ham
mock all the spring. There's no use Il
talking; I'm just as sure as shilling is to
be spent, that there are times when every
thing, dead and alive, gets into the same
sort of collusivc way, and if so be you
and fit fashion to suit you. The old brown
glazed spittoon which generally stood in
the middic of the room, had crawled away
under the little bench aud gone to sleep,
apparently after turnin. round and round
four or five times till it had rounded itself
| oil into Il drowsy tan terrier. The high
Office stool was stretching out its legs
sideways, to prop itself up and keep from
going to sleep standing. Hiram's cane had
! lain down on the floor aud was taking
nap alongside of pretty little switch
some body had left, while On the table my
! gold pen was dreaming away with its head
resting on the bosom of soft lead pencil.
The occasional jolting of the cars in the
streets didn't make the Slightest difference
| nohow, to nobody; the provocalisms of
two boys sassing one another outside
wcr'nt of any consequence, aud nothing in
general WAS of much particular account
anyhow: The last thing that tried to keep
awake was the empty hottie on the table,
and that gave it up after while, for the
first time Hiram joggled, it dropped on the
floor fell on its side, and rolling. roil-ing
slowly away clear over the room, went
to dreaming nat on ITS oack-proo"oiy OF
nottie-lmps.
All Mt once heard Hiram say slowly,
IN t""t ktnN or voice, which comes Just as
easy as thlnk'nG' and on the wAo'e rather
cheaper
There goes old Blob G"rden!"
had seen the fellow w;-sereecher alluded
to so past the window up toward the tu-
t"re OF Broadway. ne was nothing So
very snper-extr"neously particular to al
mire, neither was he a"ght to discuss for
beng un-gooo looking. !sc he WI was ABOUT SC $
old as to make 1t safe to say: tnat when nc
was boy the Revolutionary Soid'crs mao
MT begun TO die m"cn with ola age MS
clothes were OF Tue Decomlng ana SLOW,
he was well gro9mGd, generally speek11g
we snail all look upon ms IKE !, AGAIN Nuns tnS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-03
.uXUTy & Economy Combined,

20 PER CENT. or THE coYFEE SAVED Ann A CLEAR Am
DELICIOUS BEVERAGE OBTAINED IN 5 MINUTES
y VIE CELEBRATED RUCKEYE COFFEE rOTs
L Patented Nov. 32L. 1885, Ra-issucd AnrII3 1S60
Ne most perfect economical and scientific arrange
nont ever introduced to the public manufact,IrS,i
Hnd Tor sale in WlIceinR. only by Nesbitt aro No
40 Main street. Centre Wheeling, Va Isho have nm
Zee Pot possesses Advantages rlt,r+, tz
yentiOns of the kind. The infusion is OGtaiAed by
displacement. instead of boiling the ground Coffee,
nnd as consequence only the desirable qualities of
the drug are obtained; making of the deli
clouB beverages one too that Is free from tho bitter
and soluble principle which is impaired to the Cof
fee by by continued boiling and when viewed upon
the score of economy, it has equal. The BuCkeve
CotIce Pot has been thoroughly tested and wherever
II has been used it has been hailed with universal joy
n single trial will convince any one. =.
W e also continue to manufacture and keep con-
sAntiy on hand, the best and complete AssOrt
ment Of Tin and Sheet Iron Ware be found in tho
CITY, which we will sell wholesale retail. ut tho
very lowest figures. JaPanned Enamellel and ITol-
low Ware Brass and Copper Kettles Coffee Mills. Ia
bic CutierE.-&c &c. We manufacture the hest self
scaling Fruit Can ever invented every being per
fcctly air tight and secure.
We will always keep on hand the bcst and most
approved Cooking Stoves for either coal or wood
Our stoves NIL of the latest Improvement and of
tho hest dcsiGn and Mt as low price as any other
house in the city.
We particularly invite Country Merchants. or
those buying for Cash, to give us call before pur
chasing elsewhere they will find it to be their n
tCrGst SO to do. -
TG2aRlRIsaKaF description in our line of bust
Wheeling, Va. Ljel51 SESBITT & BRO.
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New York Paper warehouse.

nNR PRICE ONLY. fwHEREPAPRR DFA LERs.
" booksellers, StnIioners. Ein'"r5. Printers, aud
Purchasers generally from 10 to 20 peg cent
by purchasing from hrSt hnndE.
Having increased our Manufacturing Facilities, We
can offer great Inducements Psrttcsl In OF Pa
pGrs such as usually Sold hy Paper Warehouse.
Ledger and Flat Papers, Fo0lstnp. Letter. Note and
Billet, FOlia Packet Commercial and all grades Of
French Papers. Colored Papers, TiEgue. binders,
Trunk, aud Straw Board, BlottIng, etc, etc; bank
Note, Bond Drawing, Bank, EnvOlopS. Particular
and Letter and Account PaperS Schools and Serni-
naricS, Ccrgymcn and Professional men,. BiIlheaha
in stock, ready ruled for PriuterR from to HcaIS
to the sheet. Dlue and White, Woye Nnd Laid In
fact complete Paper bazaar. Send for. Circulars,
and sare your money. Orders by mail. accompanied
with cash, will be flied al we'll Il present. in per-
son. CARSON fI4RD,
ap9-1y9 Paper Warehouse, ~ ReekmHn st.
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~ did. Z knew him vcrr wcll.n

81 did. knew him very we'll"
''Then came the "reminiscences NV
Blob didn't feel the immeasurable gulf he
was placing all the while between his own
vulgar impudcncc and the spirit OF a gem
tleman. He didn't know that a monkey
only makes himself moro ridiculous when
he puts on q bat. He didn't know that
decent people think that unless it's done
on terms of perfect equality, association is
dcgradation, aud that such degradation,
though outsiders think nothing of it,
mnkesa tremendous difference to certain
persons who perhaps sny nothing at all
while they listen. There are great many
people, Hiram, and some would be decent,
ones in the number, who don't knOT these
things, and accordingly fall back while
they think they're making Roadway, like
the fellow on the raft.
Show did he redegrade?'
f"There was fellow once stepped out of
the door of q tavern on the Mississippi,
meaning to wNlllia mile UP the shore to the
next tavern. Just at the landing there lay
Il big raft, one OF the old-fashioned wha-
lers-:' raft u mile long.
"Well, the fellow heard the landlord say
the raft was a mile long, and he said unto
himself, Il will now go forth, and sec this
great wonder, and let mine eyes behold
the timber which the hand of man hath
hcwn. So he got on at the lower end,
and began to ambulate over the wool III
pretty fair time. But just MS he got start
cd, the raft started too, aud as he walked
up the river, IL walked down. both travel
ing at about the same rate When nc got
to the end of the, sticks, he found they
were pretty near shore, and in Sight Of ~
tavern; so he landed, and walked straight
into the bar-rOOm he'd come ant Of The
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-03
.nrds ora11,OOo,ooo
FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
have Boon paid By tho -Etna Insurance
in tic past 80 years.

FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accepted al icr,n consistent with solvency and
fair profit.
E:lreiag Ctscntion gtr,u 10 Insurance o WELLLNGS
ana Contents 10" terms cf me to fire years.
The progress OF this Corporation has been stable
aud uninterrupted through seasons of financial
shine and sog: periods cyenlFul in or exempt from
sweeping conilaSrat!oHs anl maritime disaster. Be-
ing long established ora cash basis. the trnublcs of
the credit system affect in no material particular
During "har tn!es the security of reIinTIc Tnsll-
rance is an imperative daiy,he ability of property
holders 80 osustaiu loss being then much lessened.
Policies issued without delay. AID all business at
tended 70 with dispatch and fidelity. b.
y. c. ARTHUR, Agent,
O1i-e over the Bank Of Wheeling
teblo-.isw till I,pI Ist so
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
COMMISSION ERICHANTS

NO. So plain ST., wheeling, va.
HAVE NOW IN STORE
$50 bbls. Prime n O. 1Iolasses,
12J hlL bhls. do + @
22O hhds. fully fair to primo n. o. suEac
125 bbls. Cr Granulated Pov'd and cofteO SuE..re.
IS $ Bruus's Golden Syrup.
25 't New York do
300 bags good fair to prime Rio Coffee.
so pockets Java Coffee.
31 boxes Natl Ii. ID lump Tobacco!
40 do various standard brands 90 Tobacco.
Is do do d" los do
10 cases s'Huufcrs,' - ~ do
10 do Don Qulxots g dc
95 klE. ell. Y and G. r. Tea.
IS do 0olOHg and .Pouchong Tea
loo Gbls No. Med. and LIZ. 9IacEere1
SO g Tar, largo size.
Is terCCs Rice.
Pepper. PInlento, Nutbcgs. Gloves, Cass
Mustard, Ginger, Indigo, hi Carb. soda,
Saiaratus. sunP, Candles, Wasll-b boards, B4 kets,
Tubs. BroOms, Nails, and all other az IT, les esa-
braced in the Grocery limo mh2
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-02-23
Axorprp K,xs.s SuR,ErER.-

ANOTHER KANSAS SHRIEKER.-Govern-
or Medary, the exile, is experiencing the
uneasiness that proverbially attends the
head crowned with the authority. The
Kansas legislature have been acting popu-
lar sovereignty, and have passed a law abol-
ishing slavery. If Governor Medary don't
veto it, his official jugulr is in danger;
and if he does, his political prospects be-
fore the people are done for; and if he
does, the legislature will pass it over bis
veto, and the Supreme Court will have to
interfere against popular sovereignty, and
there will be the evil one to pay generally
in the democratic party, and no hot pitch
provided.
Governor Medary is pondering the mat,
ter. What salubrious climate for Gov
ernors. Initiating whole tribe of Min,
nesota wild Indians into democratic civil
lied voters, all with one pair OF pantaloons,
must have been a pleasant duty to Gov
ernor Medary, compared with this Kansas
busines. Why was Governor Medary ex-
lied to this dangerous wilderness! All!
Mr.. Samcox, you have much to answer for
State Journal.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-02-23
What a Jewish Prayer Did,

On the day Gov Pennington was elected
Speaker, the session of tho House was
opened by prayer from the Jewish Rabbi
of Washington. The irreverent eorrespon-
dent of the New Y ork Tribune writes that
the result indicates thatit was evident that
the Jewish dispensation had more influence
over the members, of Congress than the
Christian. A correspondent Of the Times
says: ''The Rabbi did it to-day, Chris
tianity, SO far as the House is cocerned,
having proved failure" 1t was fortunate
for the country that any form of religion
prought the idolatrous set to sense of
their obligation to a "higher law"
This is not the first Time that Jewish
prayer has proven SO efficacious. During
q pro.racted drought in Morocco, after all
the faithful had in, vain petilioned heaven
for rain came at once. The pious counsel,
lor of the Emperor explained that the
prayers of the Jews were so displeasing to
Heaven, that it was judged best to silence
them, by granting what they asked for
= State Journal ..rr-rsf
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-02-23
Special Kotices.

1t is common observation that there are more
sufferers from debility, among Americans than be
found among among any other civilized nation The
son is obvious We take too little exercise and forget
the wants of the body in the absorbing pursuits of bu
sness. In all such cases. ordinary medicines do
little good What is required is just such tonic and
his CELEBRATED "BITTERS." The weak and ner-
vous denizens of the Counting house, the exhausted
toiler npon the shopboard and the prosred student
of the midnight lamp have found wonderful regenera-
tor in the tters and prefer it to pretentious
but less ecacous medicines. But it should not be for
gotten thac the agent which is magical in its influence
1pon frame which is merely deblitated, is equally pow
erfu in assisting nature expel to expe tho most terri
BILE forms of disease. Who will give it a trial!
Soldby druggists and dealers everywhere.
See advertisement in another cnlumn.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-02-23

KEEP THE BLOOD PURE.-Most of the
diseases that are found among men origin
ate from bumors in the blood, and even
consumption ITSELF in great many in-
stances, can be traced to the-:ettling Of
some humor upon the lungs. With how
much JOY then should a remedy be hailed
that will eradicate from the system the
worst and most desperate humor that can
attack it. Kennedy's Medical Discovery
cures every year thousands afflicted with
Scrofula, Erysipelas, Salt Rheum, Rheu,
matism, &C., &C., and there are some who
through Ignorance or want of faith, delay
obtaining it. We would say to such
"Be ye not faithless, but believe"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-02-23

H We would invite the attention of
our readers to the new Gag Cure" adver-
tised ln our columns. 1t is from such quar-
ter as will give the public confidence in its
efficacy, and we have learned from reliable
sources, that its virtues will sustain their
fullest expectations. Citizens of the west
can not fail to appreciate the paramount
vaiue to them, Of safe add certain remedy
for this affecting dis.emper without either
Quinine or minerals, and consequently
without injury to Unconstitutional health
We have more than ordinary satisfaction
in proclaiming this remedy, because-we are
convinced it will answer crying want
among US, and serve to relieve great
amount of suffering. Republican, Var.
sdw, Ind.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-02-23
suprene Conrt Of Ohio.
AN4 TUEsDAY. February ID, 1890


Present, Hen. JACOB BRIsKERHoFF, Chief
Justice, and Hon. JosIAH ScorT, Hon.
MllroN SUrLIFF, Hon. WM. V. PECK
and Hon. WIZ. Y. GHoLsos, Judges.
-. L. CRIrcHrrELD, Reporter.
81 GENERAL DOCKET.
No:119. Altered ]. Anderson vs.. Thom-
as Mi.likep, ct al Error to the Common
Pleas of Butler county.
| GHoLsoN ]. Held
/ IL Persons having mixture of AFR
can blood. but a preponderance of white
blood, or being more white than black, and
being otherwise qualified, wersrby the set
tied construction Of the section of the Con
stitution of 1902, regulating the exercise
of the elective franchise, entitled to enjoy
the right of an elector. No change was
made in this respect by the corresponding
section of the Constitution Of 1851. The
same persons being otherwise qualified,
are not to be excluded on account of color,
but are entitled, under the present Constitu-
ton, to vote at all elections.
2. The plaintiff being one of the de-
scription of persons so entitled to vote,
having only one-eighth of African blood,
and his vote having been refused for that
reason only, at the election, in 1856, for
electors Of President and Vice President
of the Unitel States, by the judges of the
election, against whom he brought an ac-
ton for such refusal. Held-that he was
entitled to recover for the violation of a
right secured by the Constitution.
No. 80. Northern Indiana r. r. Co.,
v. Edward Counely. Error to the District
Court of Lucas county.
PECK j.. Held--.se-~- =. .,..,-s----, -,
/ L. That Section II6 of the act for the
organization of cities, DC, (Swan's Stats.
9s4) authorizing.the City Council to assess
the expense of improving a street, upou
the lots or lands, abutting thereon in pro-
portion to the feet front of said lots or lands,
is not unconstitutional.
| Cd. That the assessment, whether by
the front feet or. upon the value assessed
for taxation, -must be uniform, operating
alike upon all the lots or lands SC abutting,
and the fact that one or more OF the tracts
NAV not have been benefited by the i'm
provemenr, will not render suehassessment
Invalid.
Sd. That lands appropriated by rail.
road company for its track through city,
and crossing the improved street at right
angles, and upon which the track construct.
ed after the work had been completed, is
liable 10 such assessment.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-02-23
Mexican News.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 90.
The Schooner Harkness from Tampico,
the 18th, has arrived.
Gen'l GAIA and Uraga were marching
rapidly from Matahuele and Tuh as was
also Cararajal from Victoria to intercept
Miraman's expedition against Vera Cruz
The Pieuynne's correspondence says:
Two thousand nine hundred men under
Morelia, and two Thousand four hundred
under Alvajez were marching on the Cap
ital.
The Liberals, were besiegng Guadala
jara.
Degallado had gone to Puebla to direc
the movements.
~he Liberals are confident of defeating
Miramon.
Miramon's wife accompanies the expe
dition. 1t is supposed that bis intention
is to quit the country if defeated.