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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-07
House 81 pelegates.
SATURDAY. December

SATURDAY. DecemoeE d 1903
The House was informed that the Senate
insisted on certain amendments TO the bill
IA. No. 1887 prescribing taxes on licences
The House insisted on its disagreemeu'
and asked ACOmmittee OF Conference, aud
the Speaker appointed thereupon, NesSrs
Rutfner, Lamb aud Keeney.
A substitute for the House School Bill
was received from the Senate, and referred
to the Committee on Education.
a joint resolution was received from the
Senate, requesting the Governor to apply
to the President for relief from the fund
appropriated by act Of Congress. for eX.
penses of transporting aud delivering arms
aud munitions OF war to the loyal citizens
OF states in rebellion, and tor their military
Organization. was adopted with an amend.
ment offered by Mr.. Rufner, requesting
the Governor to ascertain the amount here
totore set apart or paid to the authorities of
Virginia at Wheeling for the object Speci-
fed, and requestiDg orr representatives in
Congress 10 aid the Govern r in procuring
the relief and Information sought.
The following bills were passed aud
communicated to the Senate:
No. l55. to permit the hand writing Of
subscribing witnesses to be proved In eer-
tain cases.
No. l56, to require justices 70 discharge
certain duties heretofore performed by cor.
oners.
No. 1871, prescribing the powers, duties
and pay ofjustices and eonstabIes 10 cases
Of misdemeauor aud breaches Of the peace.
Nj. RUEHEER offered resolution which
was agreed 10, directing the Board Of Di-
rectors Of the West Virginia Hospital for
the Insane TO report to the next Legislature
. full statement Of the affairs OF that Insu.
s:itution.
On motion OF Nr. Barns, the vote iudef.
niteIy pOStponing the bill "a. No 6s) re.
leasing property in.ceItain counties from
taxes for 1928, was Feeonsidered, aud
the bill amended on motion Of Mr.. Wheat,
by inserting provision giving to the
boards Of supervisors of any county author
ity TO levy taxes to pay its citizens who
have claims against the State for services
prior to June 20, 1868, and passed to en-
grossment.
Mr.. BEE called up the conference report
on the land grant bill Is. No. 81 aud il
was discussed Till the hour tor recess.
81 O'CLOCK P. n.
After Pr0tracted discussion the House
refused to take up the conference report on
the grant bill.
Nj. LAMB called up the bill fixing the
fees of justices aud eonstables and il was
passed to engrossment.
Adjourned.
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t;od guard lUr gag, AID keep each star
80 striE-s - bright As nsU they SAyGs
sam IKE Il lrAA cur ranks In WAF,
stNi HoA4 above each PATRIOTS grave,
DrNth % the traitor that EoUId dare
10 tail tt fhTOuEh the dust o. shame
All honest hearts IL lot vii shAFs
Aud foIIoS IL 70 Death or Fame.
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Public Sale.

TTTE viii odsF fog sale IN the tOSn u BEi4CPoEt,
" Ohio o. he S1th q DseGmber. ISa3s Cur
SAW AND PLASIS6 MILLS. With Is L3sS eGo-
peeteS ana oshSE Lots lot eoGneetsa S11n InS
Wilis 40 - varoa al haEnASG. once laERliuRe,
1900 feet q Ianbsr, vita UAay Othae tAtngs TO
NUMEROUS 70 msntOn-
RaIs 70 eonmsDeo 81 6etoeks n
Ts-1S-To- M FState Ons third down, the bal
apeS intro Sqpai annual nstallnsufs from April lsS'
IsS bsaripE interest iron ii & date ReEso1al Prop
CIV CO.. dSeTIs9S STEWARE kkkLLSk
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FOR SALE.

- DESIRABLE REAL Estate, situated on
Market street, Csotre Wheeling; tWO lots are
AS&betTOel F1FsI aud HArshall GtTOe1A and one
OetWeen FLFsg SDd Sse08d eeeon1 streets Cpo1
said property there are az god dwelling houses
land all occupied. VIII u sold together. or In
this properly EoaId prove = paying kaTssezsnt-
Tor particulars enquire Of
0esS-2W IE6I< FolFfh sfFosf
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vs.ys oSer a world in which be had no
nIAre-avorli fhe mus, have rememoered)
in which even the ouI04s; Cain was not re-
fused home, though be went nut from tue
presence of the L I'd with HIS mark upon
bis brow. We think OF all the peculiarly
outcsst and exiled the world has ever
known, and still, ifsueh destiny there Was
the heart asserts it the m.ss UOndrous pit
ifll Of ALL The strange punishment, $50
lated in it's nature from the spirit OF me
age aud eounlry-ihe exercise Of almost
Snnreme mower in thus taking mans
yerv soul iuto clstOdy, dtcreeIng MIN
Ia fugitive and vagabOnd forever,
makes one think of those old veterans IN
council as of some cnostly tribunal doom
ing a lost soul to outer darkness or OF the
MYSTERIOUS curse, an rest" said be-
s.6ut thou shalt walk" upon the wander
/ ing Jew. Then the WAnderings One
wonders why the man left no other me-
MORALS OF those silent years, no deeper
traces Of the represssd life, than those TO-
noeent scrap books, shells and MOVERS
| the amusements Ofau Imprisoned Child
mild CaspAr Hauser. We wonder over
what seems a merely feeble, spiritless en-
I duEauce of such q life, but II Is the more
/ pathetic that he seems never TO have real
! lied his fate Apy more than he did At hrSt.
| his sentence. beyond q certain stuPetae-
ton at the destiny which had oVertaken
bis youth, aud so, wandering through lie
like a lost, bewil6ered child, giving 1t up
81 Iass IS . curious toy which had never
belonged to him. There were to be sure
some momentary, bitter aWakenings, some
helpless. nightmare starts from this strange
dream of existence. For the rest one can
imagine that be might come to look upon
himself as some old man OF the sea, some
spirit forever lowering between sea and
sky, or some sad, weird, Ancient Mariner,
whose "soul hath been forever ''aioOe on
q vide. wide sea, whose stagnHnt life
stood literally,
! As Ide aS . painted ship
Upou . painted ocean,
LISA relief when the long, aimIesS voy-
age is done, and the homeless TOyager i
brought to the desired haven. We know
not whether this strange history appeals
most 10 the heart or the lmaRiaAtiOu; but
U nited, We can imagine = romance gwen tC
literature such as our nation has never yet
contributed, wherein all the eject Of mys-
terry, Of poetry, in short all that Imagination
can supply. might be combined with the
thrilling interest which invests the two
eras of our national existence, Edgar A,
Poe's genius would have Ievelled amid suet
material as lies ready furnished in the briei
history of the man without n eountFy'
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completely 10 the plot were tried by Court
Martisl, among the rest Nolan. He was
found guilty of some sort Of CONGESTION
with Burr's scheme. His trial took place
at Fort Adams in the Ihep territory of Mis-
sissipp,. When asked by the president of
the Court "whether he wished to say any
thing TO show that be had always been
faithful to the United States, he cried out,
in a fit offreuzy:"
"D-n the United stvtes! Wish may
never hear OF the United States agatn!"
"He never did hear the name but once
again, says the writer. prom that mo.
meu., Sept. 9sd, 1907. till the day he died,
Nay llrb, 1868, he never heard her name
again. For halt a century aud more be
was man without country"
The court. after q consultation OF fifteen
minutes in private, returned with its de.
eision, which was this
"Prisoner, hear the sentence Of the court
The court decides. biect to the approval
of the President (ot the United SIatesl
that you never hear tn name Of the Unit
Mr.. J.sss.on was then Pre.idep, of ,b.
Uuited States aud he approved the seateue'
of the Court, and Philip Nolan Was ordered
to be placed on board oae of the Outward
bound National vessels and TO be conveyed
on board of her during her foreign cruise
at the end Of which be was to be trans
ferred to such vessels, in their turns, Al
might be sent to relieve her, The order
OF the Navy sending Nolan abroad vas a.
follows:
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
LOST.

oTRAYKD AWAY from her ksspsI 90 he = Of
- DSeegSbST. . Mi . SITTER SLuT, with ystsOS
~ ~ - - Aay psrsOo hAStnE TIE aAoEe
- In rre.vs sIttSbis rssArd b. I0EStng hsE ~
seS' ~ c. MAYBISs'.
A..1S, % NOnTOs street
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STATE OF WEST YIRGISIA.
First Election for Township OnleeFs
for Ohio County.

RNKRG El&Gwu0m Tor I0WT0@nlD UulGGF8
for Ohio County
rIJHE undsrsiEnsd, C,unissf0sers ESr OaIa CeGa:y,
L ua1ed IN de ssaSf-te assS1e3 = ne - =
ne LeEslssurspssoed % the SisE Gay q Juiy lsSs
SaGiGlSd &Aa asa to gro de Scr The etvtaiSa into
t0snshjps e Gbs SsTSE4l eOaaties of the Sfs1s q
West Virginia" s-d also Gy ViTtGr 4 the poser
Legislature passNi o. TIE lsth day Of NoVeoesE,
1888 entitled '-ss Aet regulate eJv-ioHs By TIE
people" Do HEREBY dsaixaAte. eK and SE5ef that AZ
sIeeton be h-I4 n aeh tyGnship ia said eosnty o.
the GEst 1haF-tsy. teinE TIE 9Th eays Of JaaGaEy.
1854, ~ the pISee8 IN 6ach toTnship hfTet1AtfeF
nsptioned De e0Dd9et<d ~ The PeTSoss HOTe.a-
ms GaesEs 70 b elected - sid slsetisn oa<
ship, One oSsrsesr Of The Poor IN tAeh. TGShsAiP
Treasurer. IuSpSctoTs Of stt0-s- tUo JussieeS
q he Pssee go Coastsele' Aod iOF The es1a'y a
IN THE TOWNSHIP OF RICHIE
At The PublIe School HOuse in the tovn Of South
4ss1'sss H.94,ta. s.PE,i.uF: BsDA4'ss speid.l
Gsd George EtTrh. InsPeetors-
ISTHE TOWXsHIP OV WEBSTER
Al the shop Of samuel J. EuGfr;G. a the nOrth-
oaSt corner q ssket strsets ia the SiIth Ward o.
ths city Of WhSslinE-
r " 1eCieItNnd, euPsETtsoF1 HesFy Na4iSSe
ISIHE TowSsH1P OF cEx7EE
Al the Public School House IN the Ftfth Ussd Of
HSIISs. Z. Rcd, sGPsrTisOr, ThOoas SeH Had
u
N The TOWNSHIP OF USIOS
At the Hoe HOass Of the RSagh SD Isaay Hoe
Company In the ROuFEk Ward u sajd city
EIjsa C. ye1srA- S1poFTiaOrs o. J. CrAgflEd An-
HsTIsy Hal InEpsctOrs.
Is THk TOWNSHIP OF CLAY
At The cOers Hvuse q. OA5o eoaaty in The Thir4
JasoS sisEissso, sups.vssor; zOtes: NorrisOu AZ &.
l. n. Wtltams, IDtp cGeTs-
IXIHE TOWNSHIP OF MADISON.
Atthe CITY Han IA The Sees.d War. q .At4 eiiy-
Va y BeETyhiI. supsETthog. Jlas BiahsP A.
AIeIB-dT PaGto1s ingpectoTA
IN THE TJWSsHIP % WAsHIS6TON-
AZ The HOsr Osse d the IudepsO6SDoe OF FirVs
Ward Fire CoDE.Asy. bsaF tae SsEEsT o. AAin AL
WashfnEton streets 10 the RIrst Ward Ct ssAd city
SllGel IFHt1- SufaETisJE: IeOSss Balk8 sc y ~
Nan Holiday, IEAE~rtors.
IN THE TOWNSHIP OF TKIArELPHIA-
At the has csaEasn:y kBoUa Ebs I'D F-stsF
SlADd in the toUa Of TEisdsitE.4
Tb9a. D. StgTOStl c5psEVlrofi DaVE4 ATBsiESrg
sd JShn ReaSpoJS tH-i5eS-T
N THE TOWNSHIP o. KIcHLAND.
At the RieA,as4 seho9I HSsss ia sAid tSvn-hip.
william Atk1EsoR. sIPerTisoTs 6rse sbeE.y D.
BOoeT Asd WiIliaaa SieboIs. IlsPectorS-
II THE IOWNsHIP OF LIBERRY-
Al TIE h0uss Of william Hs-ors ia ssi4 tSsnaAip.
Jim D Marvel. SapsRttsaF- LaGi AAh Aa4
il sGpsTTssoT s11 In prct0rs IA sseh poUushiP
wiit spy Ihs Seseaa-Ty esFh' sid UritsF' ~
M zsels-asy b1i.Os-boI-s poiI-bookA. tally
PaPSEs sd fOEs VIII be PtOV4-d 81 sTsFy Pines Of
! TOtiug d SAeh e0Nlship-
SAMUEL IRWIN, SAECRL N1COLLoCH-
1 Thus b STEWART. jos EPH WADOLR-
MATHEW !. RkED. GA0- =. eI5HIs.
| JOHN .. NAXWELL- JAMES B0DEET.
lEsgi.ssE e2py o.. sesk asI ia.ert n s.ekIyl
he COMmIS6TOTERS FOR THE
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NOTICE.
AssIsTAET oUAETER-llAsEERrs OFFICE, !
Haahtngtols .. c. SOvsmbor a, 1sG0.
HEHe Pablie Aais 81 QHAFtsEnsstsE's Stores aAVsr-
ui1d t5T Hedne818y. the "a Of DSeanbsr L
PUsfP00Sd untiI WO1Boslsy, ths laEh
CHAG. n. IONRKINs,
eeel-td CAPS. and A Q. n, q. A
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For Cineinnatl.

The steamer PARAGON, Capt. poS
I.ll5SFS SSsILY, wiz leave tor the shove aud n
- Gsrns4iAts ports this day. Tth tOstaDt
q: o'eIoek. P \. For freight o. PAsSAss aPPly o.
eO sE9 Of 70 1rLIYAM.sNEE. AEs.
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Rnnrth Page.

Interesting reading matter Wilt tOunt
ON the fourth Psze of this paper.
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$500 REWARD.

THE sabserSbsr oFrrs = inward Of Y5ve Hanarsd
I D0lARs q AAy ole Gho pPulneAs SSa4Goes Ss4ab-
HshHg tbs guilt OftEe Dsrsoa psTuOts WhO a tbe
Night OF the ISt tEst sstertd hs pTeats and epoDd
the SpjeksE Of barrel sfVaEuiSh, thereby eS1sing
. loss Of ssVsaty"SiG collar.
WauEzr.o, Dec. J. lssg. sSSSl
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| GS-PerSnns calling for letters in the LIST, MI
please Say they are AOTSETlsTp
LADIES LIST.
Aeker Gate LAEspu MollssA
| Arthur Sarah Martin MAindA
Augee Elizabeth Morrison susan
Barton sarah AocTe sarah Q
Baker Mems NeKerIis Julis
RAFto NaFERret AsCOnn Mary
Bruner Salt y NeEe- en- Lizzie
BrAdbaHy Mrs NeDeFmott Mary A
| Brown sarah NeCuhe Mary
| BOuEou AlmiEa B NeCoEd Blanche
| Bowman Maria AeDeFmOtt BlleR
Cutter sarah Z Norris Rachel
Cunningham Elizabeth NrWland N0IliS
Curtey Age AuGent Ruth
Cord CAthsEiss Oliver Lauisa II
Caldwell JenBIO PeST,on Mary
CG.others Anna ReisteF May Ann
Davis Amanda RObeEtSOp IOabalIs
Do Ian Louisa RaIhbuFu Rachel
Dluis Susan keedeF Elizabeth
French SaliA Slime Ana BIiHA
Graham Mary Strain BliE8 4
Godfrey NAry sour Christina
GaTVin Mary enodGrAss J
Graz Jane Sehafbe- Mary
GIoSlsy Sarah simpsOn earsh
Groves Nancy Smith MAriA KAthArAs
HiekmSu MARI SIsselI Charlotte
Hail Mary sioei8ir AnntC
HinO NAFEAret ThOTnburg LiEgie
HuEhes EtGA G Taylor ssllie
Holiday hAry Wheeler Julia
HumberzeF NFs CT WinssburEh Amanda
Jacobs AdAltD8 wagner AloyGa
Low Lydia MhitEsksr Esther
Little ErEabsth waId Becky
LAneh RHnaA Wilson Lizzie
LAUSSn AmAniG TOSt Sophia CO
GENTLIMESs' LET.
Adams NIItOa Masters HArTyC
Armstrong H01Ey Mercer John 7
Armstrong George NuTpby John
Almond Albert NAFSh MATHEW
BeabETt james 1IehsElR
BSGmAn @ Meaziek Richard
Brown Henry A8FIiA SAml
Brake George AOEipgO LynDS
BSv~r Alex NiiGhOos Wm
BoIiantins Alex NeLsSkey Wm
B9lAsd Andrew NeBAIla0n Wm
Bruce John Mains
B. oGu james UEeefS Arthur
Brown ksinhAFd Powell RsGbtn
Burns Teddy Rider Joho
BFOEn " HA Riley OWSa
CATER Th0s Rose Robert
Curry Wm RIa4ls James
ClssiTo CHS Ray AhFahan
Dorsey Morris Saith Vim
DOnGsteFs RObt " Sanders EGml
DorBey Wm Stone Rev James
Flanagan Patrick Etu0Ft joseph
RtniEGn Michael 2 sImpsOn JGhRR
HttEtmmO4S John lr Smith Henry
0austeT CSpt Super Geo "
6Oudy NVB Smith Andrew
Hardy Johu Thomson Wm
aiRkiS ChEiStVPhsF TbOUps0u BIZ
Hobs Taylor ChAs n
HALEY John 9 Wstts Joseph
JOhns9n JohRD walker HARMON
k6lt Wm 81 WhAEtOn Bilas
kelsey james NSst WmW
King Geo WiIa0n y 7 Mex
Lly Riehard - KIott Lewis
LoTthGF james JRM
Murray Al
a. " cANPBELL, ?. N.
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FOR SALE.

NIT uHCsR ASD HALF LOT @ JeAa ssrssE-
vi bstUeea Fifth An3 sixth streets. 9TH god
sable aud carnage h01ss attached. OeeGPa8i0a
E4Vea % the 6Ess q APIH bsEG For faFtheT iDfoE-
nation apply 70 ne, ~ the Pest C6ea-
deeSlIs JOHN GILCHRIsT, Jr.
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(tLHAKs EOR DEcENIRER--EsreiIs! fr-= y.
u ToTk b EEySSasthis 6ay 20 Hss 81! - 49,
abd cirrGiGFa- Gscs J. : KhuL =
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CENTE' sCAREs. NseE Tiss, Liza A. FAR
sstI D NIcoLL tBEq;
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PSI will state tor the information of
all our trieads. that Ietsers and PaPerz
should be directed to Paw-PaE, Morgan
Co, ". V. ria Z 4 . r. r., in cIre OF
Capt. ]. 3. Lukeas, Co. II. W v. D.
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Board of Health.

d PORF OF The BOARD OF HEALTH OF THR
III City Of Wheeling, for the DOoth q N0VsabsE,
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LIST oFLETTERs.

ID EMAISING IN THE WHEELING POST OF
II FICE, on the 3ih day Of GeeemGer, 1s6S-
GS-Persnns calling for letters in the LEsT, vii
please cay they are AOTEETISED.
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TUNK MISK FCRS-A ~ 41rs s-srs q -
/ II MAX FuEu. 49, MAX aaA Cou=Cz Fszs -
CAlAEea- 49, J. 4 EAoDts
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He COMMISSIONERS FOR THE
! partition q uhsO C0GnGy, WoGG EiEgIDias into
t0UnshiDs rrPort tat the have 6iyi5ed the sAns
into the S0iioUibs deseEIbsa toUsships=
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IA ALEIXG DOLLs- Gina WaE- Is4is Ls..-'
ai % D.NcOLL BEy.
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TyEXE FREVCH BEATEE AT S4,-E-c-.s-. -
il DorHieE oBothsF I0t Il Etss Tuil.ss Bare
Cloths fsE Cloaks ~ g per yaFd- ucFls .
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BAeInaine ~ Wtbstsr 4ova.hi7 At axe =arth -oAsa
eeTneg q Rtehie toGEshiP- tAsHee 9TH IN. sAsas
n 81 " q the Ohi0 river. GhSBee Up With the
nSaodsrinEs q -A'd SfTeam liBt &c mage With
tAe centre e esenn9 street Centre Vt seir tLeaoe
Nth The G.d4ss tserrof .. ssi7 z - fs~ sss.~
PAsGsd for the fh-Asf esFreF q Cenfgs T5Wssb y.
snd the1se = sI7 ~ 70 the Pltse sEt~g.aai.E-
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CHIKTIEG RLAHSELs.-Btse Cbera t-a-S--i -
y EhiFIA, Grey TUilIa 80 GAaksF Taassis =
FEiFts, EIDS White BAliag5 Vals Bia1srl,
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BaEiAnihR GaR CkA4-s tsua-Air A. tA~ ae=4k ~
Gamer Of sbsfer t0TE.hin. tkeoes 9Th tie Eorzk
boladaEy taefsof % be CHIC riUfF. tbs1ea up IL
the DaA1dSEIGEs thereof - the uoutA Of WBesiiaE
He9so Gheoee up Ghe us53iis AAg Eess4eEitE- 81
sAid creek 70 the sOsth-eAsf eOTueT o. CHiou iJuB-
sAiP' tAsOes = 81 " 70 the Pis7e Of oesi=aiaS-
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FOR SALE.

A desiTabie TussdeDee - NaEkss ssr-sf Ger
"A wheeling. fGuFuoTly aueupisd By Mr. Ana
EoE tsrrls sPPiy 20 ASDEEW WILsOS Esi
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A SUBJ vsy 70 AVA b-faE srNasa i g 3. ;
"A the odd FeEgw Hal DrIE Sg0re as4 e1s -
~ - - 'f-''@ FDsrrxD BcckrSs
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Napoleon EE..-Jicxico and Prcsiaent Lin.
coins ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS! we have
N Wur with France.

no. Iv.-sEALL We HAVE wAR WITH YRAscSv
Ii was the intention OF the writer of these
articles 70 have considered this question, end to Lave
answered Il that shoel problb! no, If we had The
moral courage and foresight to occupy the Rio Orands
frontier Tie wel-considercd editorial our foreiss
relations" that appeared in your paper Of yesterday
has rendered this unnecessary.
TAi view rs wei the importance Of eating Oh ths
base o. supplies Of the Rebel west Of the Nsssipp 70
sustained b. high nsthority At the outset "t the he
le.on on abe written exposition " the praosoaDihV
and dcsr.hencss Of this move was submitted To me
President and Cabinet by tie Posmas;erGereral OF the
United States-.he Noa Montgomery Blar-and 1t then
received the approval Of Mr.. Lincoln and Of the
majority Of his Constitutional advisers As MI blau
is the only one OF the cabinet tia; has been educated ior
and has served in the United States Army. his opinios
on this subject is justly entitled to great weight
The Secretary Of the Treasury has also studied tAs
su6jcc. and come TO the same correct conclusion
Maor.Gcn Butler. on his own Investigations b.
came so thoroughly convinced Of the necessity Of this
movement, that. prior to IFS going TO NewOrleans he
had asked to be sent TO Western Texss.
| The National War Committee Of Sew.Ycrk also 80.
anincd into TIE 90 il well as the military asPcc; a
the matter. and through Mr. John Austin Stevens IT,.
tie Chairman OF tho Sub Committee, almost year ago.
published mastery report (NO. %, showing 'hSi tney
arrived q tie same conclusion. and setting forth tas
grounds u their conviction.
| Maj Gen. Stonoman. tie present Chief Of the Cav
airy Of the United States who had ssSed in Texas anJ
was vel acquainted win the topography OF tie soaa
try. furnished that Comm,,,s III plan OF campass
based on this Wow. ve,us IS - 10 found enbodied "
! -
their report Ne Is -
Tie Chamber Of CommerCe Of New. York, sBd ths
Board otTgale Of Rq9to-. taxing purely commercial
sfthe osse recommended The occupation Of the RE
Granlo frontier as tie only Of stopping the
tratand trade with the Rebels. and OF making the
blockade efrectaAl. -,
The same views have been fton time TO time adyo
Gated, not only by rsE TRIBUNE. but by ia, Er,nirl
PJs by UiSss Spirit 81 "a. 1iaes. and by Tie Ncs Yorl
Hgid The press has aso furnished the facts showing
that owing to tie railroads leading to those points and
tie swampy nature Of the land back Of them it would
be advisable to occupy Sabine Pass and Galveston.
even il it could be done without firing gun The lose
those places EMILY in this year. and the late disastrous
repuse at Sabine PAS. establish that ey entirely
lrigh,.
Il the writer has erred in corning n the conclusion
stated the occupancy Of the Rio Grandc frontier
hC has erred along with OF the first statesmen Of
tho DISTINGUISHED Generals Of the most enlightened,
IerierprSing and patriotic gentlemen and the oldcst
Editors in the land-in such company woull make
error itself appear respectable. RIO GRAND..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-21
From Fort Smiih-Coi. Cioud's Raid In the
ArkAsisus vaiIcy-Isont Of q Streno
Ecrcc OF Isebeis-tsratifyinG Stnec ~
from m, L~rvrnwor,h ConscrvA'iy-.

From III, L~-vrnwor,h Conservative.
Gen. Blunt has reces Il dispatches hom Col. tiond
dated che ath Fort Smith
| He I'D iust returned from raid in the Arkarsas
Valley Near Dardenelcs he was joined by 200 mount
cd Feds the Union ArLarSnns are called ard with
them and his force routed the Rebels 900 strorg
They fled in confusion leaving tents cooking utensils.
wheat ionr salt sugar and 900 head Of beef cnte be-
hind. They reported as they that odd Blunt with
his whole army. was amer them"
Several hundred Union offered their services a. 9
Home Guard regiment Col. Ciond authorized them "a
enroll and offer their services 10 che Military 6oyernor.
when appointed Ho oi gurrisons there and at ClarkS
VILE
The entire people of the Arkansas Valley are with "a
Largo quantities of supplies can lie obtained there u
Fort Smith 10 made base. Considerable cotton 10
found. Clond captured two steamboats,. which werv
sent to ltlo Rock.
Six hundred whitc recruits and hundred colored
have been obtG aed Nv this trip.
Cooper sent In g OF truce 10 arrange for the pasa
ng of citizens through the lines north south Hank
head is 90 miles to the south. watching us. Price and
Cabcn have boon damaged TO the number Of 3QOO meS
b. Clouds movements.
Tie Colonel las scod thing on the negro Questios.
Hero IL IL:
IL have several hundred darkies coming up 100 q
whom are en,eted and the balance being old men.
women aud children. can SO and mako voters foe.
Kansas.