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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-13
SLAVERY IN THE SPANISH Colonies The
New YO!k Tribune saws:

SLAVERY IN THE SPANISH CoLoNIEs.-Tho
New York Tribune says;
Even Spain, now the only power Of Eu-
rope which still gives il sanction to Slavery
is beginning to yield to the powerful current
CT public opinion which demands the aboIi.
ton Of hat relic OF barbarism. The CORES.
Pondencia CT Madrid Of the 18Th ult states
thatl Ia pursuance OF a royal decree all slaves
who may accompany their masters from Cuba
to Span, or any country where Slavery does
not exist, shall henceiorth be considered free
Ne hail this decree as favorable omen Tor
the result ol the ezertion8 now being made in
Cuba, as well as il Spain, to provide by legs.
latIon for the abolition of Slavery in Cube,
1t Is confidently expected that the Spanish
Government Will not resist much longer the
urgent representations which are made to it
from all parts Of tie Christian world. AbOl-
ltlon OF Slavery in Cuba will clear all Europe
from completely with that evil, and leave the
Onlted States and Brazil the only countries
which protect it,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-13

INSTRUCTION AT WEST PoINT--The Rev
j. P. Newman, in the delivery of patriotic
lecture on Monday evening, February 90, at
the Seventh street NJ. e. Church, N. Y. Civ
said: Several years since, in going up the
Hudson River On steamboat, | happened to
meet the chaplain Of the West Point Acade
my. In the course Of conversation with him |
learned that he was also professor Of ethics ia
that institution / asked him what textbook
they used. lie said, WayIand's Moral Sci,
onco' expurgated. I inquired what he meant
BY expurgated. He,answerdd, tie ehapteroa
Slavery left out, by order Of the Hon. Jefor.
son Davis, then Secretary of War Thus
have our West Point officers been educated 10
: conservative moral science, and trained fo,
the work of rebellion.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-13
Different Opinions Concerning the War

Some time since, Mr. Caleb Gushing. If
Massachusetts, caused 1t to be sIgnifed to Gov
Andrew that he was ready to accept a COM
mand IN the volunteer array of THAI state GOV.
Andrew pru iently declined the Often Mr.. Cush.
my, had been too intimate with the aders Of
the southern treason about the time f the out
break OF the rebellion, to say nothing of other
objections.
Since that time his patriotism has cooled
down to the iretzng point, and his notions of
the proper method OF conducting the war aeem
to accord very precisely with those of Mr. VAL
landlgham-that is 10 say, he is IN favor of a
war 50 prosecuted as to do the reb5ls no ms
chlet. tie IS against = subjugat'ng them, lie
says. La a letter OF the 5In INST, addressed t.
Daniel Marcy, which he has caused to be pub
llshed IN the Boston Posi- altudins to the scheme
OF coonIzing rl0Iid4, he thus dan9uace5 the war
for the UaIon
" This belongs TO that base brood OF pestilent
schemes OF policy towards the nsurgenG states
-subjugatlol, cOuiiScaton, Colonization, eman
clpauon, devastation, eXermnaton--Hhlc
SOUND like the delirious rawlings Of Bedam let
loose--which, If carried into actual operation,
would in their ultimate effect most Of all iniure
the loyal States-aud when tend to cause q
great national uprising, catered upon by US for
The maintenance of the CONSTITUTION and the
T1nion r. sinh do.n ,n,, a,', do,rar,r
ole of suicidal Mind r,go If seIfdrstrnctinnF9
The ah,ilion ol tho co6~+;tn ,ioaand ,to 49,
throw OF the Union, by our own fatal hand.
not that OF orr enemies Inis gospel OF death,
cal di,nnion;s ,n av,s'ina a,,os, P'Ao'
states Thn,rb i ,n.r,o. ha1,on, ~
fercpo onToss5 tho A%';o;1+n't,o 'upPot'' -
Gpady bdsfiI;y t1 the frn,dn9 ~ 10 ~
harniness 81 'ho rao,to 0}poA''J "'I'
~ - 10 " ''9a9oud'lS
w +5 noSo "''ns' VuI " H men May OoO
,e,s y" 0'''''''-'' ''i' SUI" 0'''0J'A 'o"0-
Gonorol n;r 4,,.o- $500. ,.o.
tho matfar ur G','Lia 0 ~. VIC" u
,nl,r tha Al.,;,;.,1 '':'A5 - 'oI l"aAi"9 wa
N t,, anu '''o"s 'no Ie0os
,nosas ,a 10 80 o' L.iu1U5 l~ui' WIN al 'N7
,na tHo '.9 i0''ii.o' anu S0oP
,s $780,, o''0 ~ Ia 'PoH 'N@V quar-
49, "a D'A 10 'oi uiaA'iE "@E On Vie req
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-13

A GOVERNOR AS REvIvALIsT.-Gov.A An
drew, of Mass, now and then exercises his
gifts after the fashion Of the Methodist local
preachers. There being revival in progress
In one OF the Boston churches, colored Bap'
fist, VIC believe, he was called on for a sermon,
and did the work, says an exchange, after
the most approved and unctuous style
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-13

A private letter from the 18th regiment,
states that rebel Chaplain, who Glanced to be
at headquarters as a prisoner, on his way to
Washington saw copy of tie Argus d Patriot,
aod was SO much pleased with 1t that he begged
'be privilege of tlkns i. with him for comfort
and consolation. Ills reques. was so asonAb!e
that it was at onc5 granted.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-13

A QUAKER GUNBoAT "A Quaker gunboat
was sent down the Mississippi GA the night of
the 2|th OF February by Com. Porter's ilotilla
above 'cksburg 1t was huge raft with
Tour great Casks TO represent turrets, and was
sent adritt In order to Draw the ire OF the Vicks
burg batteries and ascertain t0elr position.
IhlS oVJrc6 Was accomplished ana according to
Inc feoei accounts, something more, Tor lt was
doubtless tAlo Quaker gunboat drifting down
upon 'heu "hiie they were ut work attempting
TO raise OF repair the lnlIanola, which fright
ehed 'helh lu'o blowing up the lron-cl4d and
LED the Queen OF the W est to run off W speedi.
ly that she left part Of her crew behind. lbe
rebels doubtless returned, alter thay discovered
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-13
The Marriage Of the Prince Of Wales.

PREPARATIONS FOR THE EyENT--THE PRINCESS
ALExANpRA-HER CHARACTER AND ACCOM-
PLIsuMENTs.
TINS da, Tuesdav March, lOtf) is the day APP
pointed for the marriage Of the Prince Of W ales.
In authorization of this event all England has been
stirred for weeks-eyery city, town and hamlet
getting itself in holiday trim for the o,lul coca
sion. From the many items of interest which
crowd the columns cf the leading journals We
elm the following. The London .NetCS says:
he bououet.holder in which the bouquet will
be presented to the Princess Alexandra, on her
landing in England, BY the lady of the Mayor of
Graysserd, in form will resemble cornucopia,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-13

the character Of the drifting monster, and ,.
sumad the work of restoring the indianola, IN
der additional disadvantages.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-13

The Peoples Regiment, Che New York 44th)
has spoken, rank and file, upon the great question
of the war to the end. The following Address
was signed this morning by every member of the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-09
A Bill to Provide for the Support of
the Government.

WASHINGTON, Jan. S-Tbe following is
synopsis OF a bill reported to -day from
the Committee on Ways and Means. to
provide for the support of the Government.
Sec. l. Provides for the issue of 5000.
OOO,OOO in 20 year per cent. bonds. inter
est payable half yearly in coin. They NAV
be sold for lawful money, certificates Of
Indebtedness, or interest bearing Treasury
notes; provided that the whole amount Of
bonds and notes issued under this act shall
not exceed 5000 100000, except, that the
Si4O'ooo' QUO OF $40 notes, may be fund
ed on 20 year bonds and a farther issoe for
that purpose may be made.
Sec. 2. Provides for $500, 900 900 in r
year Treasury notes bearing interest AT
4T3 per cent. per auuum, being IL per
cent. per day on 500, payable semi-su-
nuaIly in cotni payable to the creditors of
the government and receivable for all dues
TO the government, except:customs.
Sec. ). Provides for the issue of $500
100000 in legal tender notes of the usual
form.
Sec. 4. Provides for two fractional potes
IN place of the postal currency, to be en-.
graved and printed in the Treasury build
ings, not to exceed City millions.
Sec. 5. Provides for deposits of coin in
the Sub-TreasurY, receipts to be given
"ulcn may De used to pay custom duties.
Sec. 6. Prescribes the form of the bonds
aud notes 20 have the seal of the Treasury
Department.
Sec. Z. Taxes bank circulation one per
cent in a graduated scale, according to
capital stock.
Sec. 8. Modifiestbe sub-treasurv acts SO
as to allow money obtained for loans on in !.
ternal revenue to be deposited in banks
on their giving bonds for security.
Sec. 8. Provides. against counterfeiting,
and appropriates $500, 1000 to carry tue
act into effect
The substitute of Ste veus provides for
the issue of registered or coupons tothe
amount of not exceeding 5000, 900 900,
payable in coin twenty years after date
and bearing interest at the rate of six per
cent, payable semi-annually to be issued
in such denominations not less than $500
MS may be determined by the Secretary of
the Treasury; also for the issue of $500
600, 900 legal tender notes.
The bill repeats the gold bearing clause
of the former acts excepting on hands al
ready issued, and repeats the act authori.
zing the reception of legal tender notes on
deposit.
Elisha Whittlesey first comdtroller of the
Treasury, died last night. He was in his
s0th year.
Richard Ella, an efficient clerk of the
Treasury Department for the last 80 years.
died this morning.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-09
Michigan Legislature The Gov.
ernor's Message.

QETRolT, January s.-Ths Michigan Le-
gislAture assembled at Lansing Yesterday.
and the Governors message delivered 70.
The financial affairs of the State are re-
presented 10 be in most satisfactary con.
dttion. An adequate sinking fund had
been provided for the gradual extinguigh !.
ment Of the present State debt and a sys-
tenn Of taxation, not burdensone. which
Will prevent any further increase of the
The State has furnished, in all, forty. Eve
thousand five hundred soldiers, of which
twenty-one thousand two hundred were
sent to the field previous to July last.
There are yet to be raised, to fill the quota
under the last call for 500, 900. twenty!niue
hundred men.
Referring TO the proclamation of eman-
cIpation, which is cordially endorsed, be
says:
'sWe are about to shake hands with the
entire loyal population of the South,
whether white or black We shall no
longer respect the claims Of white traitor
TO compel black loyalists to aid the M in
destroying the Government.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-09
LYONS KATHAIRoM

This delightful article for preserving and beautifr
hs the human hair is again put mp by the original
proprietor, and is now made will, the same care skin
and attention, which hrst created it's immense and
unprecedented sales of over million bottles an
nualy 1t is still sold 25 cents in large bottles
Two million bottles easily be sold in year when
again known that the Kathairon is not only the
most delightful hair dressing in tile world but that
1t eeansos the scalp of scurf and dandru gives the
mar lively rich luxuraRt growth, and prevents it
from turning gray These are considerations worth
Sno"irs' Tho hAthairon has been tested for over
twelve years, and is warranted a, describsd Arv
lady who values beautiful head of hair will M, the
kNthairon 1t is finely psrfumed, cheap and yaIua.
be- 1t is sold by all respectable dealers thrsuqboo.
ne world D. 5. BARNES co,
ueeAs onid&w New York
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-09
!. BUSINESS NOTICES.
Proclamation Extraordinart.l

S-T-lssO-7X--DRAER's PLANTATION Rtrrnnsy :,
They purify, strengthen and IavIEorats. ~
They create healthy appetite. 10 t'isItE
They are az antidOtO to change of water and dat
hours. d p = : = S"f ~ ny !
They strengthen the system and Sulivoa the mind.
They prevent mIasmAtie and Intermittent fsvers.
They purify the breath and acldIty OF the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation. l,4 =
IAeycnre DiarFheA, Cholera, and Cholera MorbuS.
They cure Liver Complaint aad Nervou, Hen.
ache. 5l' -'S' - -. t' = :
They ar0 the:bo't Bitters In the world They make
me weak man strong, aud arc exhausted natures
re'EO+er. They are made of pure St. oroix RUM
the celebrated CNlIsAya BARK, roots and herbs and
are taken with the pleasure Of beverage. without
regard to age or time Of day. Particularly reeou-
mendSd to delicate PsrsOnS requiring gentle slim.
ulGnt. Sold By ~; REED KRAFT
MILLIONS ARE WAsEHD by those who Inv WORTHLESS
=. n. Gardner's Indian BaIsam Of LiTery,Srt sTj
Io9th hound, which cures ali manner OF InnT FyoTn
pants and has proved Invaluable II NAV he
''Iuu REED KRAPT'S.
=, nAAVI FAnuRES IN our MIDsr.-The flIIprss NJ
regular practice in CAGES of Consumption haTs
uENSh every body to the emplo yment Of the ceebra
teu indian, BAlsaIn OF LIYerWurt and Un1rbouni
which cures all Colds and Coughs and ~
SSume5ins' Of even tho ConSumptlVe. It may be
'"u 80 REED KRAFTS.
LAIRD BLOOM OF YoUTH, Liquid ReArl for Raau-
i fI1e aud Preserving the Complexion and Shin.
jams No. 81 Main street Center Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-09
Markets by Telegraph.


NV YoAR, Jan. S.
Wheat opened about lc better, but closed auiot
and scarcely firm; Chicayo syring ii 2SgI n Mi
club l,3J 40, winter red TOOL so Barley scarce
ana very n m at 3SG11 IS. Corn open d lie higher
but closed scarcely 30 irm ~ 6SO for uusound and S.
Tor yellow Oats firm AMI in fair request at 65e1T2r
the latter for choice Sugar. demand active and tho
market s better; l0l {d195i for N o., and O36 for
huScoTado Moasses, N. o. very firm with a good
demand. 3o01o1s for 100 hfbbIs 81 by anction 300
hois n. o. At 25929 and so hhds at 2E6l2 LArj
active and firm at 91za1Ol4, included in the -aIes
Toe. u''''0'' a.
Sterling Exchange more active and decidedly firm.
CT, 10 liO for Merchants aud 1Ia6I5O for Bank.
ers' bills Gold irmer opening at IS. ADVANCING f.
500 aud closing firm at 36I4@363z. Government
STOCKS Without decided change. u. 5. 6's commons
and again active.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-09
8nteIltgEutet
Friday Morning, Jan, 8, 1853.
toy Ox 4 LAsE.-A night or two age

toy OX 4 LAEK.-A night or two ago
party of three gentlemen started o.t on a
lark. They were not "uncO flu but just
had plenty" They went to house on
Water street, where dance was going on.
As they entered the door, an able bodied
person inquired what the iutFuders want
ed. Oue of the three, who had gone up
stairs alone, leaving hi. two comrades be-
low. replied that he was just looking
around and as ne looked around 20 see if
he could distinguish an acquaintance
among those who were INDUCING iu the
poetry OF motion, he was knocked down
stairs by the able DO died person aforesaid.
The Two who had -smsined below then
rushed M the stairs but net halt as fast
As thew came down again, and not half rs
fast as the iufuriaIei "cu>ses" zane after
them The three iarks INSTANTLY decided
upon Iengtheniug ;he distance between
themselves and the dance house. The one
whowas first Knocked down led off; the 9TH
er two followed in si0gle file. The chap who
was il the lead thOlght his comrade who
was next at his heels, was an enemy: this
lark thought the sane of the one who was
covering his file; aad the last of the party
ans,r that the persOas in his rear were enc
mics, for they wer: beating him most un.
mercifully. Uuder these circumstances it
IS reasonable TO suppose that some very
tail running was zone. Oue of the larks |
is man famous or his broad beam and |
his resemblance to bass drummer on duty.
When under way on the night in question,
he is said to have rolled end over end, like
an ordinary " siore-box. This lark took
A different direction from the rest, and was
pursued by si0Ele individual OF similar
build to himself Upon meeting his COM
-aies an hour OF so after the affair, and
ipoa being nskei if he had hurt any one
n the melee. he replied: a. Well, I'm not
ure about thai. There was one fellow
ook after me, and think run MIN to
death"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-09

~ REBEL HoRsE TulsvEs.-A few
nights ago. a gang of rebels went to the
house Of Nj. David Low, who resides in
Lewis county, about ten miles from Weston,
and commanded him to show them his best
horses. Mr. Low accompanied the thieves
to the stable, snd three of his best horses
were taken away before his eyes. When
the rebels came to Mr.. LIS house that gen.
tleman hsd two pocket books upon h is
person containing six hundred dollars, and
the other Two and = half. Anticipating
that the rebels would rob him of his
money,he watched his chance and as he pro-
ceedet towards the stable, he chucked the
pocket book containing the most money
over fence. Sure enough, the rascals
when they had secured the horses de-
mandsi money. Mr.. Low gave them the
pocket book containing two dollars and
half, and swore II was all he had.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-09
WashinRton NEWS.

WAsuISGToN, jan. 1.-THE latest Rich
mond papers contain official dispatches
from Bragg in which he acknowledges
that he found our forces too strong for him
and he was compelled 10 fall back to Tul-
lahomn.
The press dispatches to the Richmond
papers say that he lost very heavily.
The bill for letters of marque aud repri.
sal against rebels reported to day win pro .
baby pass after being amended SO US to
include foreign enemies as we'll as domes-
The Richmond papers received by Gen
DIX at Fortress Monroe, to-day acknowl-
edge The defeat sustained by Bragg at Muir
trees6oro, sand lament, that. the Yam
KEGS could now obtain possession of East
couldn't drive US.
Partial reports from Admiral Porter of
early operations above Yicksburg has been
received at the Navy Department. 1t makes
detailed mention of wounding Capt. Giviu.
DE re- fused to go in the pilot house, say.
ing the. deck was the Captains place.
Impressions in the best Inform ed military
circles Tonight is that Gen. Butler will be
sent back to the Mississippi river with an
enlarged command and extended territory.
The Times special saJslit is positively
asserted that Important changes will be
made 10 the War Department by the 10th
inst. Some believe that Stanton himself
contenPlates retiring, others that Assis-
tant Secretary Walker is going to retire,
still others insist that both chief and sub.
ordinate viii vacate together, and in case
OF change in the head of the department,
Puolic sentiment among unconditiouaIly
loyal men demands the appointment of
The Committee on Ways and Means held
a laborious session to-day Of nearly six
hours, adjourniug at 3 o'clock, P. NJ, to
meet again at to morrow.
Il is likely that the amount of legal ten
der notes agreed on may be increased to
$500, 100000 and the same amount of cur
rency bonds may be increased, they hav-
Jog got three years to run, bearing the in-
teFest of 5.45 per cent.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-09

YESTERDAY in the Senate, Mr.. Stew
art submitted bill for the relief of Theo-
dOre Davis. In presenting the bill he read
sprtison from large number of the citi
zens of Doddridge county, setting forth
that st the spring term of Doddridge court
the said Davis was fined 5000 and sentou-
eed Il one months imprisonment for com.
mittiag an assault upon one Jacob Trough.
Davis is good Union man and Truogh is
a rebel, and the petitioners believe that the
jury were governed in verdict by seces-
sion influences. The bill submitted by Mr..
Stewart proposes to relieve Davis from the
payment of the 6ue, he having already suf-
feFsd the imprisonment. The bill was
READ first time and ordered to be priu-
tel!
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-09

nBA DrvoRcE CAsE.-A number of
iawyeFs aud other persons interested
we're 10 the ciuy yesterday taking deposit
tons in the Guyler divorce case which is
SOW going on in Noble county, Ohio. Dou'I
Guyler sues for divorce upon the ground
Of the adultery of bis wife with Esquire
Stone of Noble county. The adultery is
alleged to have taken place in this city
some mouths ago. Mrs. Guyler who is the
second wife of Daniel GuyIer expects to
show that her husband sent her away from
home and then couspired with another
man aud woman to go to the Monroe House
in this city, and represent herself and Stone
1t is alleged that Guyler did this in order
to more speedily procure the divorce for
which he now sues.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-09
8g1 U1I!egar.,alu1.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
Rebel News.

WAsHrNGroN, Jan. 7.-RichmOnd paper,
of Monday have the following dispatches
VIcEsRuRG, Jan. ..
To Hon. James A. Gideon, See'y Of Var
The enemy finding all his efforts npayaiI.
ing to make any Inroads upOn our posi,io,
here, has embarked leaving a cousi,lershIe
quantity OF entreuching tools and otfer
property. he has apparently relinouished
his designs upon Vicksburg.
[Signed, j. D. PENBERroy.
Lieut.. General Commanding.
CHATTANoosA, January 3.-Amopp the
prisoners brought here within the lash tvo
d'ys twenty-three different regiments were
represented.
Three cars belonging to train loaded
With our wounded was thrown from tbe
track on Friday morning q Seven soldier =
were killed. The train vas coming from
Murfreesboro.
BALrrNORE, Jan. sGThe Richmond r..
Gmi"er, of the 9th, has the following:
CuAr4ASooGA, jan s. Il
Gen, Cooper, Sir:-We have retired from
MurfreesbOro in perfect order. All our
stores are saved. We captured abont
4 900 federals and 5000 stand of arms
TWsnty-four pieces OF cannon captured by
us; have already arrived here.
Bragg has fallen back to shelbvyilie-
The federals after their reyerses, were
strongly reinforced and drove us back.
Raleigh, N. G., papers state that the fed
erals had been largely reinforced at New
bern, and movement has been commence
edi 1T Is thought to be against Wilmington.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-09

;, NV YoHK, January s.-The Richmond
Enquirer of the 9Th says:
Governor Letcher has selected from
among the prisoners recently sent TO Rich
mond from General Floyd's command, the
following general officers, who will be
held in strict solitary confinement, as
hostages for Col. Zarrona and others, sim
l!arIy held by the abolition Government"
Captain YIN. Graum, Lieutenant Isaac 4,
Wade, Captain Thomas Cameron, Lieuts.
Wilson, Cameron, John w. Howe, Isaac
Gaboie. David V. Anuesr James Puck anu
YIN. ellis.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-09
The Losses at Murfreesboro

NASHVILLE, January T.-Our whole loss
ut Murfreesboro, in killed, wounded, and
missing, will not exceed /, 900.
The rebels. lost from. l2,oOe to l5, 900
mem s-
Our army pursued the rebels. Our rear,
yesterday, was eight miles beyond Muir
1t is reported that rebel wagon train
was captured eighteen miles beyond MUIR
freesboro. -
The rebel General Rains was buried to.
day. No demoustratioa was allowed.
The bodies of General Hanson, Captain
Todd, 9th Kentucky, aud Capt Ferguson,
of the Louisville Legion, were brought in
Considerable quantities of contraband
goods have been captured by our pickets.
Weather cold. The river is at stand.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-09

nB- ANOTHER RAlD.-The rebels in Tucker
aud adjoining counties are becoming more
bold in their demonstrations. On last
Sunday afternoon, a gang of them went to
the house Of the sheriff of Barbour couRty,
captured the Sheriff and carried him off.
We did not learn whether or not they got
any of his money.
Ia consequence of the above affair there
was considerable excitement at Grafton
aud vicinity. Capt. shaw'S company,
which has been doing guard duty at this
point for some time, left on Wednesday
for Grafton.