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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-31
WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
Senate.

THURSDAY, July 80, 1863.
In the absence of any other minister, the
President, Mr.. PHELPS, opened the Senate
with prayer. s s Eta
A message from the House asked the ap-
pointmeut of a Cominittee of Conference
upon the bill dividing thescounties of tho
State into townships. Agreed to.
The message also announced the passage
of bill, by the House, comforting upon
the Governor the powers of. the Board of
Public Works. Also bill. changing the
county seat of Hampshire county, Z,
Mr.. MAXWELL, from the Committee on
Courts of Justice, reported back House
bill No. 81, an act concerning the bonds
of the Surveyor, with amendments, which
were adopted and the bill passed. CO..
Mr.. STEVENSON, from the Committee on
Townships, &c, reported bill in relation
to counties, which was read the first time.
Mr.. BRowH offered u resolution instruct
ing the Committee on Finance and Claims
TO audit the account of the Executive com.
Dittee of the Constitutional Conventions.
Adopted. & suG uis -sza sna zsesy trs
On motion of MIR. HUBBARD, the resolu-
ton of the Senate proposing to proceed on
Friday to classify the members OF the Sen
ate and ascertain by lot the terms to which
the members may be entitled, reconsid-
cred that the matter may be considered to.
day. ....,...r., ...,- b.
Mr.. BURLxY offered resolution propos-
ing an inquiry into the expediency Of grant
ing charter to the Union Coal Company.
Mr.. SLACK. offered joint resolution pro-
posing to extend the time for the election
of United States Senator. Laid over.
The Senate then proceeded {, classify
the MEMBER. 1t was agreed that the
names of the Senators appearing first upon
the roll OF the Clerk from each district,
should constitute one class aud the names
appearing second another class.
1t was then agreed that the Clerk should
write the names of the two members from
each district upon two slips of paper as
near alike as may be, and that the names
should be drawn by tue Sergeant. alarms
that the name first drawn should have the
one year or short term and the name drawn
second the two year or long term.
The following members drew the long
terms: Chester, D. Hubbard, Aaron Hawkins
Edward G. Bunker. Edwin Maxwell, VIM.
E. Stevenson, VIM. D. Rollyson, Greenbury
Slack, VIM. q. Copley, Samuel Young and
James Carskadon. R''l
The following members drew the short
terms: John H. Atkinson, james Burnley
John ]. Brown, David Raymond, E. s.. Ma.
hon, D. D. T. Farnswortb, John N. Phelps
John B. bowen, Thomas K. Mccain and
Aaron Becbtol.
The bill to prohibit the manufacture aud
importation of spiritious liquors in the
State of West Virginia was taken up
amended and laid on the table.
motion the Senate adjourned.
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life III Springfield, Illinois-from lawyers
ofice In Western city-aud placed over
a nation hedving aud rocking as with
volcano underneath it, as its Chief Magis-
trate. He takes hold at the helm-calls
the best help he can see about him, and
endeavors TO quiet the elements that
are madly surging under and around him.
And yet he is expected to make no mis-
takes in all these wild and terrible ordeals;
10 never once turn the helm swry. BE is
expected to maintain the integrity of the
Uniou-preserve the Capital defend the
States from .inHasion-and put down the
rebellion, and in doing SO never make
mistake-never dismiss an officer wrong
ly-neYer arrest a citizen upjustly-never
misspend a siugle dollar of the public
funds. How could the President-how
could any man-how could an angel from
heaven meet such unreasonable aud extrav-
agant expectations. -r ss,-sr
And yet, to return TO our first remarks,
these people who denouuce Morgau's raid
but uphold the cause in which, he is fight
ing, spend half their time in defaming the
President, in libelling his Cabinet officers
--iu traduciog every act of his admins
tration-in vitiating the laws of Congress
i'm demoralizing the public sentiment
around them. Do not such people know
that IL is the utterances of just such SEN
timeuts as theirs through public speeches
and newspapers, that invite such raids
as Morgan's. i, was only the other
day that we bad prisoners from Nor
CANS command among US who ex.
pressed their disappointment in the
reception they had met with in indiana
aud Ohio. The people did not rise as their
leaders had told them. They had beenled to
believe that large numbers of people would
hail them as deliverers, aud this expectatio lion
had been formed Tom public utterances
made on this side of the line and repub-
lished in rebel newspapers. They expect
ed to sec rising and au extensive Coop
Grafton, aud the expenses of their disas-
trous failure, not less than the expenses
of our government and-ths losses of our
private citizens, are justly chargaeble, in
large part, to the iusatiabeaud implaca BILE
sympathizers with secession along the
border. 1t is useless for such persons
to foment and keep alive the spirit of
hatred to the Government and then take up
arms to keep Morgan from stealing their
horses. There ia something iuefFably mean
about such conduct. II is on par with
the conduct Of the copperbeads who met
him in his travels and expressed their sym
pathy with his cause, aud yet, when he
took their horses, were ready, to pursue
him as horse thief. Their sympathy was
m0anIy cheap and Morgan appreciated it for
just what it was worth. jenkins and Jones
did the same thing in their travels through
this section. @H E
3 No, if citizens want Morgan raids stop
ped they must not have sympathy with
Morgan's cause. We will have raids Just
as long as we have rebellion, and we will
have rebellion just loug the rebeIs of
the south, encouraged by the copperheads
of the north, shall entertain hopes of di-
vision and ultimate Decentralization in the
loyal States.
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House of Delegates,
TAuRspAY. July 30. la6

10y ~ @SNS'
Prayer by Rev. John Moffatt. .,.
Mr.. RUFFEER, from the Committee on
Finance, reported an appropriation bill.
Mr.. Van WISKLE, from the Committee on
Counties. Townships, &c, reported bill
admitting the County of Berkeley into this
State.
MIR. BowYER, from the COMMITTEES on
Roads, &C., reported bill to incorporate
the Marion and MouougaIia Navigation
Company.
All read the first time.
Message from Senate announcing the
passage by that body of Senate bill pre-
scrioing tue duties OF OUuuty ouPvt risSs--
Tread FIRST time) l54- Ea a- ,.aNai
The bill declaring Dents Run, in Marion
County, a public highway, aud the bill
relating to the pay of the Superintendent
and Collectors of toll on the Cumberland
Road, were also read the first time. I.-n.
Senate bill providing for the issuing Of
land grants, was read second time and
tabled. ret asn g a
Senate bill relating to orders of publi-
cation was read second time and ordered
to engrossment.
The bill for recognizing the militia
was taken up on motion of Mr.. Kramer,
and after sundry amendments was passed
to engrossment.
The coufiscatiou bill was taken up, and
the Houss addressed by Mr.. Lamb, upon
the conclusion of whose remarks the
House adjourned.
more We omitted to say that Mr..
Van Winkle offered on Tuesday a.preamble
and resolutions memoriali1ing Congress
relative to the navigation of the Ohio
river, which were ordered to be printed ]
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SuNsET Cox's OPINIoN.-The Keokuk
Gate City says that s. S. Cox, member of
Congress from the Columbus district, and
one of the leading Democrats of Ohio,
was in the former city a few days ago,
and admitted ip conversation that Rrough
would beat Vallandigham over fifty thous-
aud votes in the State of Ohio. That will
do; but we'll informed persons insist the
majority will be hundred thousand.
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PUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE
STOCK OF WATCHES, JE VEL.
RY, FANCY GOODS, sc.

DY VIRTUE of Deed Of Assignment made by
II William SlAffsr to the undersigned, trustees
IL the benefit Of the creditors OF said W liam Shat
ter, bearing date the 18th day Of June, less,
aud duly Of record in the Clerks Office Of Ohio
County, Virginia, will proceed on the 9th day
of july 1868. sell At public auction at the store
room Of said William Shaffgr, situate on Monroe
Street In tina city of Wheeling, Virginia, the follow
ing described property, to wit: All said William
Skaters STOCK in trade, comprising Watches, Jew
eIry, Fancy Goods Tools and materials, fixtures and
furniture now in the lately carried ON by him
on Monroe street aforesaid also the uueXpired term
Of the of said store that s TO say the
remainder, of the year commencing on the first day
April, 1865 and ending on the Slst day Of March,
1854
Terms OF Sale follows: A credit Of -four months
from the day OF sale upon all purchases amounting
to the sum Of $50 aud upwards, and cash for all pur
chases amounting to less than $50. In cases Fpur-
chases upon credit aforesaid the purchasers Civ
ing negotiable notes payable at Of the city Banks
with approved endoTser.
Said sale will be continued from day to day until
the whole OF said property Is disposed Of
W. J. HOUSTON,
Jun23td w. REEssING.
EH-The above sale has been postponed TIN Non
day, August sd.
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Quaint old Fuller says: "Let him who
expects one class of society to prosper in
the highest degree, while the other is in
distress, try whether one side of his face
can smile while the other side is pinched."
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The Unlted states OF Americn.
In Rem, In Q cause
Of Forfeiture and
Confacatfon

The United States Of AmericA,l
The Household Goods of John q Forfeiture S and
" HEREAS, the 2nd day OF July, 1868, An
w information filed In the District Court Of
the United States for the Western District OF Vfr-
ginia, on behalf Of the Unit, States BY the Atfor
ney theLs0f for said District against the Household
goeds Of John knote, late Of Ohio county, In said
District and described in schedule to said fnforma-
ton annexed, in which information Il Il In subgtanes
alleged that the said John Knote IL engaged IN the
existing rebellion against the United States that he
has acted a. officer In the army Of the socaIIod
Confederate States Of america, that he has held an
ONCE and agency under the said ConfedeFacy and
under the rebelltOus government Of the State of
Virginia, at RichmOnd, that he IL the owner Of sad
property and that salns has been seized forfeited
70 the United States.
Now therefore, In pursuance oft monItion I'M
der the seal Of the said Court, 20 directed and
delivered, do hereby give public notice Ah PER
sons claiming any interest in the said property ~
In the proc eds thereof 70 appear before the Judge
OF the District Court Of the United States for the
Western District Of Virginia at Wheeling on the 9th
day Of September, D. 1868, Il the same shall be a
day of Jurisdiction, II the next day Of iuri
dietiOn thereafter then and there inteTpose their
claims and make their allegations In that behA T.
EDWARD n. NORTON,
U. s. Marshal W. d. OF Va.
Benz. Il Smith. o. 8. Attorney. JulT I4t
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In Rem.

In a Cause Of For
Two Mules; the property of fixture and Con-
James H. Armstead hscation.
"HEKEAS, on the Both day OF June, 1858, an
w Information filed in the District Court
Of the United States for the Western District OF Vr
ginia on behalf of the United States by the AIiOr-
ney thereof for said District against two mules the
property of James n s>Armstead, and described in
said information; in which Information IL s in sub.
stance alleged that the thereof Is engaged in
the existing rebellion against the United States,
that at the time Of his becoming engaged be was
the owner OF the property aforesaid, that the sid
James NJ. Armstead - holding office under the So
called Confederate States of America or under the
TebeOuB government Ofthe State Of Virginia sitting
at Richmond, aud praying that said property may
be eOnhscated and sold as forfeited to the United
States; and whereas order Of sale for the above
FAMED property vas made at the Spring term, A d.
the District Court Of the United States for the
Western District OfViTginia at Wheeling.
Now therefore, In pursuance OF the monitiou under
the seal of the said Court, to directed aud deiV
eIed, do hereby give public notice to all persons
claiming any Interest in said property, OF Ia the
District Court of the United States for the Westerp
September, A d. 1858, II the same shall be A dav 81
Jurisdiction, If not the next day Of JurisdicfioD
thereafter there TO interpose their claims aud make
'ta EDWARD n. NORTON,
U. s Marshal W. D. ofVa
BExJ. q. SIXTH, U. 8 Attorney. juns lat.
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General Burnside has forbidden any
between the citizens OF
and the rebel prisoners In that
city. 60 tH
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The United States
Upon information
for
CouhscatiOn.
A certain quantity Of Tobacco
seized in Preston and Tuck
erfCounties as the properly
Of David BOnnafielh.

IN pursuance Of an order Of the District Court OF
the United States for the Western District Of
Virginia. in the above case, 70 me directed, shall
on Wednesday, the Sth OF July, expose for public
sale at the font door Of the Court House Of Ohio
County lot Of Chewing Tobacco Of different brands.
said Tobacco will be open for inspection at the
warehouse Of John d. Matthews Co, few days
prior to the Sale.
EDWARD NJ NORTON,
iuu2Ttd o. s. Marshal W. D. Of Va.
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Asss4Asr QuAeTEs-M.srra's oTrlqE,

ASSISTANT QUARTEa-MAsTER's OFFIrE
Corner and Cad Streets
WAsHIHGToS, D. C., July 24th, 1868.
DUBLIc SALES Of condemned animals Will take
\ place at the Corral, near tho Observatory, in
this city, on the second and fourth Wednesday,
18th aud 26th, August 1858.
The property Is condemned unfit for public
service. sales to commence at 10 O'Clock, a. NJ,
and be continued from day to day until the mn uber
on hand shall be sold 1l 80
Terms Cash In Government fluids. ---- -
O. H T0MPKIHS,
Jyzs'o Capt. A. ON, U. s A..
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In Rem.
In q cause Of For.
feitrFS aud Con-
dlsaLion-

=
property Of Rebels.
WHERE'S, on tho sath day.of June, A. d. 1889
40 Information was filed In the District Court
o. tne united states for the Western District on Tir
gina on behalt the United States by the AffoYneV
theFeoi Tor said District, against three horses aud
one colt seized BY fhs taEy forces Of the United
States in Lewis and adjoining connties ori 1.|Tsj
IN said infoTmations in which iafTmatiou h n "a
substance alsged that the owners Thereof Az en-
eAgeu IN the existing rebellion aRafnst the IInfted
statea that AZ the time Of their bseo ming engHd
they were the owners Of the property
1hey are aeVeTsny holding omees nnfer the sosIied
confederate States Of America or under the rEhei-
nous goTeFnment Of the ktate or VIrR mia sitting q
hienmond. and pT1ying that said property nv .
eonsatsd and sold ~ forfeited TO the United StStes
ana whereas an order Of sale for the aboya naT.ei
property was made 10 the District Court Of The uni.
tea Htaes Tor the Western District of YIrrinia Al
tns spring term thereof 1863, held At Whealine
SOY tnereiOre, In pursuance Of the monitIon nm
oer the seal Of the said Court, me directed ana
oenVered, co hereby give public notice 70 All PER-
sons claiming any Interest In the said property or
IN the proceeds thereof to appear before the jdge
olthe strict Court Of the United statss for lie
western District OF Virginia At Whesing on the 6th
Gay o. heptember, A. D. 1868, - the same shall b
9ay Of jurisdiction, not the next day Of iuriS-
dleton then and there to Intefpose fheir
Claims and make their allegations In that behalf
EDWARD n. NORTON,
y. s. MarahaI for the " D. OF Va
bENs' a. sHITH. o. s. Attorney. IuI7 ISt
PEDUCED THIS DAY-s75< cent. Figured Ra
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-sherif's Sale.
Hobbs GBarnss
Ohio oIreuit Court.
Special Term. 1858.
In OhancsEy.

Hobbs Barnes
jaime. salisbury n. and OtAsrs. Ohio ctrsuit Court.
Mckee Brother Special Term. 1858.
sn Tn In 'Aan'''''
TN pursuance Of an order OF sale Issued from the
Cierk's once Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio County
In the above named causes, will Saturday. July
25th 1868, the front door Of the Court House Of
Ohio County, offer for sale at public auction to
tie highest aad best bidder the undivided nine
sixtesnths Of lot number one hundred and eighty
one being the interest Of James Salisbury in said
lot.
Terms Of sale--A credit Of six and eight months,
the purchaser giving bond With good security. Said
bond bearing interest from day OF sale until paid.
the title being retained until all the purchase money
Sale 70 commence at 10 O'Clock, A. n.
ALONZ0 L0RING,
Sheriff Of Ohio County and Commissioner.
~ -5 The above sale is postponed till Saturday,
August Sth. tyS
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Complimentary Festival
TO THE MEMBERS OF a-t
BATTERYD,

ID L EN LIZ
CAPT. CARLIN,
On Saturday Evening, August 1st
A = meeting of citizens, held this afternoon, 1t
IA resolved TO tender the members of Battery
D Complimentary Festival Saturday evening,
August LIST, and the following gentlemen were APP
pointed on the appropriate committees
CHIARNAH-W. TALLAST.
COMMITTEE ON PINANCE.
d. Davenport, Thee. N. OOrrel,
Samuel irwin, w II. Fisher,
Alex. 1aughlin, Augustus Hanlan,
John Donlon, John p. Hop ms,
james BOdley, Hiram Armstrong,
Matthew B. Reed, Henry Crangle.
VIM. HAstingS,
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
John Bishop, III williams,
Isaac Cloudy, john Bayha,
4. J. Campbell, Geo. X. Wheat,
7. II. Logan, Stephen Waterhouse,
r. ". Mcclellan, Jacob N Bckel
Andrew Glass, John Wilson,
solicited.
All profits arising from the festival VIII be appro-
pTtated to the use Of the soldiers.
The members Of tho Committee Of Arrangements
are requested to meet at John Bishops Store pune
tually at o'clock Thursday evening
The members of the Finance COMMITTEES are re-
quested to meet at the rooms over j. Rhodes Store
At O'Clock ThursJay morning.
Wheeling, July 90, 1858. iy8O st
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NOTICE.

TNHE Collector now ready to receive the City
Il Revenue and Railroad Tax for 1888 at his ONCE
In the new CITY Hall, Market street. An ordinance
provides that after the first of September S per
cent will be added to the bills
Jy2s 1w A.W. WOODS, Collector.
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Maryland Linna- 7

100 BBLS. MARYLAND LIME, received today
Mayo p. O. HILDRFTFJ \ mo
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The Uhited States Of America,
Three horses and one colt,
seized IN Lewis and adioin-
ing Count e. by the military
authorities OF the Us. e. the
nronarfY of RahaIa
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DEDUCRD THIS DAY-S7I< csuts Figured IA
~ rsges 70 1s7< eentI AlSo = great many other,
DE- foods q rednced prices.
tul2 - rs ". q aRNsENEx
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TIHION FLAGS at The variety Store OF : =
D. NECoLL & BRO,
1aAAS 100 Main Street. A
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cARDiP PHOTOGRAPHS.
600D IRPRRENr kinds Of Fancy carl pho,o
wv graphs At Is cent? each For saie a Pa MI
z10965 AeH Gallery. funI3
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LACE CURTAINS.
"A EEW sets Of Nottingham Lace Curtains Al
"A reduced prices, AZ g ~ Ets' = -, =
lnI5 W.B- sENsRNFY,s.
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Hlrat Market.I
NlOtrls.
UNITED DSTATFSHOTEI

BEACH STREET, BOSTON.
(Droolly opposite the Boaoo and Worcoster Railroad
Depot1
TINHE undersigned. who has been connected with tho
II Amerloan House, n this city, Tor oyeF pine years,
has leased this well Known aud popular " oteI for
term OF yeafs and pledges hm.elf 10 bis friends and
the pubic 10 be utmost ei0rtH 70 auHiAn the rep
utaton of the UNITED STATES HOTEL, ~ a hrst-
class hohao The public may rely upon finding, NJ
tins house, All the appliances and comforts Of fTst
Price, "a horslsfese, Two Douars p.raay.
oeSdem FRANK n. PRATT.
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THE OOoTRISss WE ADVOCATE.


"F9uel aud exact ust,oe 10 all men, ot whatever
ataic m uersua-ton, ngious or poiticali
Peace, commerce. ana honest rehoHWP VIZ" -"
natiou- entaugling alliances WIN nonni -, ., -
me s,fpp9rf of lhf Sots 4JrciHnltn't ~ az WHl
rfghts a. tho most competent adtninistIa "f gu,
domestic eoncurns and the snrest bulwarks against
anti repub can tendencies ...o, ID, a..
The preservattOn otthe general government W M lM.-
whole con-t itonn Wgor. ~ tho sheet anchHr' "' our
peace at home and s'foiy abroad , -.
A Jealous care of Che riHht of election ~ ihe Pe"'
Pile, ,.,.. d. ,,.,t, ava, inn.
ped hy tho sword OF revolution, whore pta'eae 'eihe
dea are uuprovidei, ..
iortv tha vital principle of republics, nom when rs
no appeal hat to force the vital principle and heul'
ate parent OF dcspousmi .--u... 81. ..,.,
we'll disciplined militia, our best reliance W peane'
and ior tho Rrst moments otwar, tl regulars may ie'
TN The supremacy Of tho civil over the military '".
Ecoaomy ia the public expense, that labor may he
Emo honest payment NJ our debts, and sactod pre-
servation OF the public tuih! ........ ,
Encouragement ctagrculturc, and ofcommerce ~
It's handmani; .,.u
Tho A Huston Of uforuatiOn, and rrnignmeut OF MI
al,u4st at the bar Of public reason,
Freedom of religion.
FanEnoN russ
And nee ~ person Hpder tAe protection ~ me VA
RrAs COHrus, ,,
And trial ny lures impartiaily selected .
THOMAS 1EFfEHSON.
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The Cincinnati Gazette in Dis
"a 1rean.

The GoseRe sees, or pretends 10 see ia
LNooLN. some backing down from that
omnipotent war power, which he has hith-
ertp assumed the right TO exercise as often
as he saw fit, and to whatever extent he
chose. The Gazette lectures him with
much severity. Cor 80 much as intimating
that any enactment Of Congress, or amy
act of the President ought to be passed
upon by the Supreme Court. LISooLN
mustnot insinuatc anything Of the sort
agoin, or he will miss the succession, and
thus lose the right set up for him by Mr..
SEWARD to be the President of all the
States. A President who doubts his ex-
trcnc power, or hestates at its excessive
employment, win not I'll the measure Of
radical requirement.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-30
Tn RnsIness Men.

There isno part of the patronage OF the
EuplRE so short aud insufficient as that of
its ADVERTISING
We make this suggestion to our bus-
ness doing friends, and hope they will
come up to our help in this matter, Nor
is money thus expended thrown away
Experience has proved utility of iudicious
advertising aud while it is profitable to
the patron, in the increase of his custom, II
it is iu many cases Indispensable to tho
success of the newspaper.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-30

Ry-The Ohio State journal intimates
that Mr.. VAILASDIGuAM' friends believe
him to be dead, The journal is advised
that Mr.. NALbANDIGuAM's friends SO lSI
from believing him to be dead, thankiGon
that he is not hurt. but whole aud sound in
mind, body and character.