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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-10-16
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
SENATE.
THURSDAY, Oct. Is, 1868

"A message from the House ann0unceu
that that body had disagreed to the SEN
ates amendments to House bills, making
an appropriation for the removal OF SICK
and wounded soldiers, and fixing the COM
pensation of certain officers and clerks.
On motion of Mr.. Brown, the Seuate IN
sisted upon its amendments to the first
named bill, and on motion OF Mr.. Maxwell
the Senate insisted upon its amendments to
the second named bill.
The resolution appended to the report on
the second section of an ordinance of the
Constitutional Convention, as follows, was
adopted The terms of all officers, execu
tive. legislative and judicial, elected on the
18th day of May last, began on the 2Uth
day of June following, and not previously.
No such officer is, or was at any time, en-
titled to salary or compensation for any
time preding the 10th day of June in the
present year.
Mr.. Atkinson, from joint committee
appointed to report upon some measure to
ensure eateSs1degree of protection to the
persons and property against guerrilla
bands, reported, that it is inexpedient to
legislate upon the subject.
Mr.. Farnsworth, from the same commit
tee, made minority report, rehearsing the
sacrifices made by the people of West pir-
ginia, the patriotism displayed by them
and the suAieripgs endured, and asserting
that the policy of the commanders of this
Department should be changed and more
vigorous policy instituted. The report
concludes with resolution authorizing the
Governor to lay the preamble before the
| President and ask for the desired change.
The reports were laid upon the table and
ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Hubbard Temporary Chairman) no
tilted the Senate that Gen. Sigel was in the
anteroom.
On motion of Mr.. Young, committee
was appointed to invite Gen. Sigel into the
chamber, and Messrs. Young and Farms
worth were appointed.
The House bill authorizing the transfer
| of merchants licenses was read third
time and passed.
The committee entered escorting Gen
Sigel. who was introduced to the Senate BY
Mr.. Farnsworth. He was welcomed in ar
appropriate speech by Mr.. Hubbard.
Gen. Sigel responded, congratulatiug the
people of Western Virginia upon theil
success in rescuing the new State from the
grasp of the Southern traitors. He sale
his kind reception was more than he had 8
right TO expect, but he would do his best
to deserve the honor and to retain the con
fidence of the American people.
Mr.. Stevenson reported back the House
bill altering the division line between the
counties of Vert and Ritcbie, and the bill
coming up on its third reading.
| Mr.. Maxwell submitted a remonstranct
from citizens of Ritchie county against thu
passage of the bill, which was read third
time and rejected.
Quite number of House bills were reac
first and second time.
The bill in relation to juries was takef
up and subsequently recommitted.
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For CONGRESS.

Col. WILLS DEHAss, 0: Marshall County, Is the
Constitutional Union candidate for Congress in the
First District.
Col. DEHAss was one of the first IL Virginia 10 take
stand in defence of the Union, the Constitution and
the Laws. He has given more thhn two years active
service toward putting dow the rebellion and restor-
ing the Union of the Statess
Col. DEHAss is for the UNION through veal or woe.
He is for preserving the Constitution as it came from
the hands of the fathers of the Republic He believes
that the radical spirit which overrides the land
unles checked, will lead TO the greatest of National
evils Believing thus he will, if elected do his utmost
to restore the Union as He is emphaticay for
the Union aud the Constitution against Dis-union,
Rebellion, and Fanatcism.
All who desire the preservation Of the Constitution
the perpetuty of the Union, and permanent Peace
will vote for Col. DeHass.
Col. DeHass would not permit his name to be used
before the Moundsvile Convention knowing he could
not endorse the agraran and anacal doctrines which
control the radical faction Of this District
FRIENDS OF THE UNION.
octl0tf
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-10-16
FROM BURNsIDEs COMMAND.
Heavy SISirmishing I'm East Tennessee
Bragg Occupies Athens, Tennessee.
[spe ial Despatch to Chicago Tribune
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. Oct. IL

lSpS LII } eSFdlCH W SuicdSO 1Iiuune'
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. Oct. IL.
Military matters bid fair to become in
teresting. Bragg's advance is reported to
be crossing the Kawaras in considerable
force. Our cavalry have fallen back from
Calhoun to the Sweet Water, and the rebels
entered Athens this morning on the East.
Something decisive is expected. Our ad,
vance skirmished yesterday with Jones
near the Yazoo.
The rebels fell back from Blue Springs
to Carter where they are entrenched. The
situation we cannot give. but is confident
ly believed that the rebels will again be
permitted to escape them. Their origin al
number, 5000, has been increased by rein
forcements to about 5000
New YORK, Oct. IA special to the
Tribune from Knoxville 18th, says General
Burnside advanced towards Greenville
Thursday and Friday. He overlook rebeI
forco uuder Jackson and Williams on Sat-
urday at Blue Springs.
The rebels occupy strong position and
number at least 5000.
Our cavalry held the advance until three
P. NJ, when the first division several times
charged the rebels. The firing was sharp
and destructive TO our men. The rebels
used only one battery. They were driven
from the field at shutdown, but darkness
rendered pursuit impossible
The rebels are now retreating on the
Greenville road. We lost sixty killed and
wounded. The latter are on the cars to bC
sent to Knoxville
Burnside is pursuing the enemy. Every
thing looks encouraging.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-10-16

It into operation as soon as the enemy was
driven from our borders; if this bill did
not pass, he hoped another would.
On molten of Mr.. Van Wrinkle the bill
and amendment were laid OF the table.
House Bill No. l13, prescribing how no.
tice shall be given Of applications to the
Legislature for special acts concerning
hanks of circulation or internal improve
ment companies, was passed
Senate Bill No. 80, legalizing books o.
commissioners of the revenue not properly
certified, was passed.
| The House adjourned.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-10-16

MY stock is entirely too large to te1niis a.
WI half the items in my store. CAL ana "
Tor yourself and am sure all those who h'@ ..rss
my stock and sscsrsained my prices, without ~
ing. Remember the place, Ma Nl Main s.Ire% Sln
ing, W. Va. NJ. RHEiNSiN
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of the Ney York mob, has been quietly re-
moved from Fort Lafayette and taken no
one. knows where, while other less consplc-
'nnous rioters have been tried and punished,
is exciting considerable attention, and is
believed BY many to confirm the statement
made sometime ago, that this Andrews was
a special agent sent by the War Depart
ment to excite the riot, and draw, if posi-
BILE, some leading democrat into completely
with it, in order to ruin them before thu
people. Failing in this, it is now surmisee
that he has been quietly released. Tit
democrat journals of New York cry loud
ly for his production and trial.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-10-16

The PRICE OF GoLD.-Since the New
York Court of Appeals has decided that
making paper money means "coining mon
ey" according to the Constitution, gold has
gone up seventeen per cent.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-10-16

The Government suppresses the report
OF McClellsn's campaigns and the testimony
"a 10, case Of Milroy. 1t is perfectly wise in
'Ss its generation, for both documents would
be alike damaging to its rsputstion.a IL
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-10-16
The Novel Plan of Restoring
the Union.

t. ...m. 70 b. Tho nol;ov of tho Govern.
mast vh;l.. y r,o. ec,,+os tho war o,tens;.
hlr e. ro.,o,. .ho ur;on 20 o;v. everx nos.
: s. ~. 80. oo+
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tho letter Of Soil.
o;.o, wu,r,v, =, .;ye, w;de circulation
4s,,.h,i;. o,ds, ~ occom,,l;sh the main
,n,-,ose !. un;o, =, resistance 70 the hit.
srer .nd The Montoprormaerv Advertiser pub
~ - ,, - =, ot g. "a .da.
If ,bere "a o man in tbe Confaderacv in
favor of the reconstruction of the Union,
let him read this letter and see his doom
HsIss nnes arc r ~ &c "a nr;ea u,onsrt
and interest swept away. the men of the
South, rich and poor, with their wives and
little ones, are 10 De made inc servant ol
. '0.'an''. -
neal UNIV" '"en 'Ani 'e pooP'' ''u'n
W " oo"e D"'A " WIG n, a.N % ~ ~
i 'uon P'ouuo''0N' 'n'' . - -
: tNs , anu '''o -
''e 'e0~' 49,, -, =
70 iu'p' n $50
nav Gnu - oI
: .OoA'''' App'",' a' 80. $500 80
>" . 20. . '''I0 49, ., - N' '' " ~
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oohceus ~ 'n' poop,' haoio " oe ''u in''
eDei'.on VIVA" VIZ ""y @pp,en'n''on'
anu "l'n'nS 70 feS.ofe pea'e anu 'ne ieisn
Oh ia" ana oroer' 'ney are carslul 10 'nro"
no new obstacles IN tnc way OF restofa
'o' u pea'o anu uni'n again. wise Wv
e'ntneh's "ouic sooA W ''r,0o 'eoe'' "
satisfying 'ne n'nu' u '"o '',''D0n''
ne men AZ y" asni"g'on nave "uop'eu al
entirely dine i'an,t tneory'
inese men processing an anxious ueSire
~ res'oie 'ue on'on' proo'eosu l" 'ue ei-
'ott W 'ne -lno'' curious p'ooesS.
= 'po'isn saw s'''eiy ia 'uo D'''''c' VI
e 90 MS certainly Will no' make
20 reDsis 'ninA any oe'oef VI tue "o'erhhenI'
IL +" an lno'ca'loh 10 'ne reoeis 'hat 'neir
orolnal appfenensi IONS were true lhis
Abolition party have seized the hrst occa-
SO" TO carry out party measure when
iaIt the union was represented.
Ihey nave not oeen content with 'ne
o'' Ia" 'n'' puni'He' .'e"'o" WIN u0"'n'
'ont they nave invented new Dill OF pans
aud penalties; thus giving notice to the peo-
pie IN rebellion that they can't come back,
, except under disabilities, punlshments, varl.
ed to infilctthe greatest amount OF suffer-
ieg. ....., -.....
Indignation at the supposed design OF the
party in power to destroy SOCIAL 1nstitu'
ton in the South was used by the consplra
tors to unite the people South IN the rebel
hon, ana 10 give lie anu energy 70 resisV
ance to the Government.
These men at Washington say you are
not mistaken. Our design is to destroy the
institution OF slavery and We therefore
proclaim all slaves Tree, and IN a thousand
ways we give notice that you cannot return
10 the Union until slavery is destroyed we
Will 60 further' say these statesmen IN
order TO ada insult 20 INJURY we VIII 'oi'h
an aiilance WIN 'he slaves u 'Do oo"'i'
arm anu equip tnen ~ S''J"s"'0 Gil" W"
qner you - -
Now "n"' We '"S''. up0 .;..In
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, 80 ,o..oro To- ,Loond a;mod -,
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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-10-16

Our Government has built great many
ships, but the ship it needs most is states
mauship.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-18
PROF. LOUIS WUNDRAMS
CELEBRATED HERB AlEDiClNESs

NTOW for tn. first time introduced INTO tnls
= country have been successfully useo !o1
tventy-siX years IN Germany, ana tl' Lto'V' =
rrne and are particularly efficient IN the cure 81
ali chronic diseases. They are imported olrtI:S
- this port BY the undersigned and their ell
cheney and safety can be relied upon Win con
tdence. they are z>l,r,-r,r,1,c
VEGETABLE PILLS and Pow DEkH
the best blood purifying medicine "kIunt: ana
uneQuulled for the cure 81 Letter. Aslh l
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Breast and Sides, Spotted Fever, Chllls ana
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Ger Jaundlce, BiiousnesS, Eruptl9IS t ~ 1ns
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seases caused BY impure blood, or Imperfect
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F"' PR|0 0tS''' WvTNDkAM's HERB TEA,
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For further particulars, apply TO
JULIUS DIENELT, Dentist
145 Prince st., nearly opposite the Post Office,
between St Asaph and " Washington SITS,
Alexandria, y 8.
For sale also by ISAAC hNTWi?LE,
"a King St., Alexandra" VA.
j. R. PIEKPOlNT, 5. +. corner
Kino and Washington SITS, Alexandria, Y q.
And ii. L. PAULl, No. 81, prince St,
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-18

l..
>,,r. lv her j. nine Jays later, but OF no special
;,,,,ort.,uro The news Of Gen, 'Jrailt ) VIC
x xIn - VhnttanoOga had reached England, ana
,tITarfpd much attention and con nlon1 III the
73r,I~h nrcSs, The Confederate steamer vi
l,raltar. formerly the Sumter, mao artl't0 a.
IInpeusrow,,. from Wilmington, y. y, Win
x rarun Of $50 bales OF cotton lie Court u
nxcheouer had not given Judgment IN the
ALEXANDRIA case The cotton market was quiet
and prices unchanged.
Adyices from Texas, by th" way OF tort
smith, state thar the Federal forces low hold
,he entire Texan coast. Tie troops at latest
.,oconnts were ascending the Red River to at
tack Alexandria, which Is held by Gen. lay
)or Gen. Nagruder has issued throughout
tho interior an oath Of allegiance 70 the Con
4ederacv. treating all who refuse to sign 1t as
,raitors. The State is full Of negroes run In
rhere by their masters. from north and east
l4pn Kirby Smith commands the Confederate
4roon2. Generals Steele, Price: Naumaduke,
and OuantrelI are al in the State, and a DIES,
nerate resistance is evidently Intended
4 deplorable affair occurred at CentrevllIe,
Prince Georges county, Nd, on Tuesday
night. \ man dressed III sailors costume, b.
some means got into the house Of entertain
,npnf Of Mr.. George Richardson, about -
o clock on that night, and after stealing an
amount Of money from one OF the rooms, went
20 the bed chamber Of young lady boarding In
the house. The young lady gave the alarm,
and Mr.. Richardson, hearing it, armed him
self with a shot gun and found the depredator
in room near 70 his Richardson own
The rufhan attempted to seize Mr.. Richard
son, and the latter shot him, the charge taking
effect in the robbers neck and killing him IN
standby
The Federal forces III the Shenandoah Val
lev, Va. have had some skirulshing with the
Conf,darates lately, in the vicinity Of Stras-
burg. On Monday last thirty men belonging
70 Cen FveIs corps are reported to have
been taken prisoners, An iron toundery at
Edcnsburg was destroyed it having been as
certaiDcd >'that the works had been employed
IN manufacturing IRON for the Confederate gov
eminent.
The Office Of Provost Marshal Of the Z. S.
War Department, under Baker, is to be re
opened it is said, at once The force employed
will he smaller than formerly, and the duties
Of the office will be confined more particularly to
abe detection Of frauds.
President Lincoln has nominated to the Sen.
ale Commander Porter TO be Rear Admiral.
and tlr>t Engineer John Il Long 70 be a
= 1-ef LnSlueer II the D. S navy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-18

I'll. King Street, Alexandria, Va, $40 Broad
way, New ork-2O0 Pennsy 'vania avenee,
1,,t,,,o,r r,1 ~ .+,anfc " Oh
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-03
AdmiRIsstrator'e Igotica.

Territory Of Idaho. County Of BOise.--In Probate
Court. Ia tie matter Of the Estate Of William
Williams, deceased. r. j .leq-..sz
ri Office ig hereby given, by the undersigned,
IN administrator Of the above named estate
r. the creditors OF said estate and all persons hav
ing claims against said deceased b exhibit the
same with the RoeeBsafE vouchers within one ye&f
from thiS date "a ne, % BaRnOck, City ia Boise
county, and IdshO TsrFi9OEy. II =. .---,-.......T
". r. BEATTY, AdHar.-
Octo'et ahd, 1888. . Z h12.- 3+l
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-03

n you 90 Flns4Ie : 5asne.y B!lad9 Eilflal
a 4oa40 DESW - ERsNa
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-03
IA. DAWSON


NOTICE is hereby given, that all persons hav.
IN ing claims agrinst the estate Of John n.
Williams. deceased, late Of BanhOck City, Boise
county, Idaho Territory, are required TO present
estate at the Idaho Saloon in said city, within one
year from the date hereof. Dr. Connolly, admP,
BAnnock city BoiseCO. 1T, LIST, 1855. ava
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-03
|. Franks Hotei.

WALLA WAbLAy WAsHENaTON TERRITORY.
NhE pTopaetoE. of 4his Ho&ea.takes pleasure IN
n, announcing 70 his friends and the bnbalc pen.
srally that be igaReW prepared g accommodate
Ele "a Nltn gas EeER best 8oaFds Odgiagg Rooms,
Ways fGrnirheA with The choicest ysa go n,
WINES and LIQUORS OF ALL KINDS.
~ :38f stQe 1865 FRANK CARRIED
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-03
yAAEKs.M BLOSSOM & co.

UmasrlIs landing l.0F Oregon.
UEHOL ALE and Retail Dealers "a Grocer.
W. feB Pt0vi5i6ns, Dry Good, Clothing
Boots and Shoes. 90. Miners and Others VI Efa
a good assortment inOnt store. Wa will sellhk
tho lowest rates 3OE easRl6 . mR Isl
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-03
IaHnIM. LElA.ZEk.. q

Qmatilles Front Street. tive doOrs above WOnd,s.
: n EAl4E in Stoves and Tin-Wsrs. = ii (iieTs
Z " tlek1 the iatetiOr He'd u short fotics =
Keep ool lAhtl9 %, ID SlI liid Of i;;pg
and Bo2ssog e. Sc al kinds oe eoo EinR SiteS
e4 Sent. R9tR 6S LINZ ta . zg6Ef va EI3asl'
p - - =. gs.ss-- 3,
al BAKERY. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-17
rrrc..r,n. vr-rc;. .. Hr-,ov-.

! We are pleased 20 learn That '.i gallant OF
has far recovc-ed from his wounds received et
Gettysburg That he has been removed North Ger.
Barlow entered fhe service Tfivate 100 T." 18Th New
York Militia; ~ then promnin 1, Ini Licuien'
ontcy and subsequently - TIVE Lcu.eu.rtC olclcy Of
The 6st New -Yors Volunteers VILE thc latter rci-
mcnt was before Yorktown he Vss app'uscd iss Colo.
mel Hr led the regiment throu>h the Pcfinauia cam
pagn. Distinguishing huuscn specially 1t Fam OAKS
and SaTages 81 alton. 40 Che bolus OF AHetam H. Was
wouEGed So Severed! by acauster shot IN tho groin Id
by sprnt bah in TIE breast That q Wa SUPP ci BE
coud not recover. Willie lying in hospital after the
battle Ia received his commission rs Briea'rf Gcaera
for distinguished eallantry az Fair OAKS Suyascs sta
tion. and Antictam Gen. Bl-low not abe ,orcpor
for duty till last April when he at onct ossigntdfo
the command Of brigade in thc nth Corp under Gen
Howard, his old brigade commander IL wac not TN.
der fire at Chancellor, VILE lie brigade being tempo
rariy detached from the nth Corps Afcr Councillors
yillc he assigned 10 the command OF diyion "A
The nth Corps. At Gettysburg bis d'is.fs' MAS, IN
the FIRST day ofthe battle thrown the flihoft forward
aud 600 men were opposed to 30 900 lie og.' aith
such bravery TO win the praises even Of ths Rebels
lie was wounded By Mimic ball in tic side Jun above
the wound Of The previous yoar at Antlcinm ana was
left wounded the field. While lying there another
bah gra2cd his finger, sill another struck lin - TIE
back another lodged IN bis saddle and his Int WnSlt
rally ridd'ed with balls Hc taken prisoner by tfs
Rebels who treated lin with gree, Kindness. Their
surgeons stated bis Bouud Was mortal When the Iebe-
lcr,atcd from Gettysburg, they lefi him behind Cor
getting even 70 parole him Our surgeons al oofys-
burg also pronounced his wound mortal. b.. his
tonncy ofc was such that he WIS af'e after ton GAYS
Ia be- removed 70 Baltimore whore the thonrh
De GIT recover bl. must cniTy The tll ior itc -
maindor 81 his ifc. After Few d1yy However. tbc
ball worked ito, forward and extracted and De Is
now rapidly rcCWc ritg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-17
utton.-

MorFATs LIFE PILLS AND PHG$, BiIrEhs.
Directs, AID Medicine Deal rs throughout A. country ar.
cuiic nod araus, buying or selling ooro mas le' prepared
by d firm calling themselves
JOHS MOFgAT & O.,
and doing busiros. At 10 - El, l7iss w8sh medicines
are ca med by ,he-1 10 .. the genuine
MOFFATs LIFE PULLS ASD PHGNIX BlTrERs
The Court lasny appointed he undarsigneE rrDs'er to
eouiuc ,he bushes, for the bench, Of The mir children 1t
the lae Proprietor.
Dr. w p. MOFFAT, drqo',ed,
he he Tus,ee ba. obtai,ed al injunction reuna, the said
John MoIa Co. from rsking selling The p and he
begs 70 assure trade aad the public that ae vile S every
means IN power protect them agan., e inf 'iae''os
'' SPURIOUS ARTICLE,
purpor;ng to be
slOFFATs LIFE PILLS AND PHGSN BIT aEES.
The unders sed Is tie oay person who author I'd ~
mt to manufacture these redcnss. They gu D.
compounded q. sirict ACCORDING with the late
Dr. MOFFATS ORIGINAL RECIPE.
which l. th, oniy safe gnde he has lce on record
As John Alo Co. have been publishing quite extern avey
the order ofJudse II acref d.,ovins the preliminary Iine-
ton Obtained by the March si ara they have
sou a., to make CAPT Of ii by asserting thu, it
important decision ia e favor it may be wei here TO svs
the opinion Of his Honor the pubic may what 'tr i've
they raspS:
Ne,c. Yo,k Syper',r Court-Rch,rd = Mount jr Eses-
Moncrief Ju'iceseing Of The opinion thei the plands
acting - Executor Ae late William b. Mohi j. not entitled
the relief lskci for ia hs complain The m0icn 10
continue tie Injunction denied. and ne order 10 show
cause rnarcrd in ny view, whatever rs u interest," wS
by and TO all hs medicines and the
recipe, ard method, Of making The sane; Sc passed sus
vested in tho nard i bis viii That the refusal OF
that Tuste. accept the trust did not impair o. afec ~
The supreme Count appoint some orr 70 act IN her stead
iayins arrived This conclusion deo Of the duplication
made Del af Of this plaintiff do not express any opinou
lvon the other points submitted
ANDREW ANDERSON. jr, Trustee,
Moea, Building No. 39S Broadway,
MI 10 ll6 Chnt,hst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-17

Y has overlooked the fact that Whittier was tried
for Riot only, for which we believe the sentence
awarded him by Recorder Hoffman IS the full
measure of the law. 1t is quite possible that
there arc cases of riot that deserve a seyerer
usnalty; but can a Judge do otherwise than adj
rinistcr the law as he finds it The age has
,rohahlv overlooked the fact that the Grand
Jury found three several Indictments against
whitter-for riot, for burglary, and for arson
rspectiyely-and that he has as yet been tried
n, that for Riot only.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-17
In NIL for u Meeting OF the Naiio"ni Demo
arnIic (OnmiIi.e.
NLwroLI, Il. l.. Saturday Aug. ]

NlwroII. l.. L. Saturday Aug 70. 1868.
Al meeting Of the Executive Committee Of
the National Democratic Committee held 90 Newport
Rhode Island, Aug. b. 1868 Tie lolowIas rcaoAtion
was unanimously passed.
H,.,I,d That meeting Of the Naoual Democratic Com
mi -. c called al tie 81 N.ho.ss hotel ln tie tfy If hr@-
Yor ON Monday Sept T. 1865 af - ocloch. noon f. "
orpoe II 2ine the time and place q holding The nr' va
,il ac Convention md fo tffe f' c0ndeI.i .I
cb Other nattes Of inerest viii probably CONS before
...e Convention
TuoAAs foTThAS, btHiiNis foLtfIIf
a. tos,rukE FisHf X P0IIfE.
Executive Committee.
AUGUST BELMONT CA.4iu.iu.