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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-07

In Rem Inaeanae
oT lnElsltnre ana
he Real Pr:s;srty s';y of Joh- J

~ rem INA e1ll1e
me Aea4 Ffopefty ot Johu J. Of tnF1otture and
E lkREA6, at ths Eall Tern, lsNS, oG TIE District
" Court, Of the United statss f6f ahs WosfoTn
District q HlEgintas Ht CIlEk.buT. the ATtOTnsy q
the United States for Gad DistTlcG hleG an InlEua.
ton agAlBst tho Real Property q John J. AIlsn d.
serieed tn schedule 70 0aid infOEmatiOu annexed.
allsdEinB ~ substance TINT nd John J. AlIan has
been Sugaged i1 the oSstfng inslrTuctinn, asai1.s
ne a1thOTtty d che United etate4, since the I7th
day u July l5o that - the tine % hs beeoulinr
20 el1gods he vas the Of the property In said
schedule mentioned; and paying that sad property
mas be eOn-eAted aud sud forfeited the Unitod
States.
4A0u, thSreETe nPurslanesO Of this uoulfioa under
the sal Of the said Court % directed and deIIV
ero.s do hereby give publie notice % an peIaOns
claiming any Interest in sAd pEgpoty, In The pro-
eoeds theroo, 70 apPeaF before the Judge Og the Die
trtet Court q the UulIed States, f1r the WostsTu
pl9tItet OI Virginia at CllEksbuTE, the 10th day
% NoVtmbeTs 4. D. ls0S, (Il the same eall be day
eftursdtetOl thorFafteEl then aud thaID 70 tniaF-
pose thar etStnls and make their Allegations In that
bohslf- E9WARD q. 6oRToN.
y. . Marshal, ~. n OF Va
BESy Il. sMI8, q. 8. Attorney. oetS6-ldt d
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-07


y q GslTsi JoIh.oR. ssiion. ''--''-
HJ HEREAS, ~ the Pan Tern, lsGS, OE the Dis
w tTtet Court Of tls United States, Tor the Wes-
tern District a Virgins, e ClaTksblEK, the AttoI
uey q the Unlted States for said District MED an
information agiust The Real and Personal Property
Of GaIEot JOhul0u, described In schedule sld In
formation annexed alleging in substance that said
GarFet johnson has been enEAgsd In the existing In.
suuoettOn against the authorities 0f the United
states since the lTtb day % July, 1854 that at the
time OF his becoming 20 engaged be vas the owner
0tfbe property In slld schedule moutiOne, aud pray
ing that said property may bo s0uisc9tal and sold
as forfeited 70 the United statSa
N0Es theEefoTu, 10 pursuance o. The mObltTOn ull-
der the seal o. the said Court 60 me- dTGoG q and
deiVGods do hereby give public notice % an Per.
sons eaimtng any interest In the Said properly or
the PrOceeds thereof 20 apptar before The judge Of
The Dstriet Co1Et % tie b6iled States, F ta iFes
tern District Of Virginia e Cl1ksbuFR, the 10th
day Of November, a. d. 1863 n the sSIs aaII bs 8
day fIuTtsdictiou Il net The next day of iuEsie-
tiOn Thereafter, then and thoro inteFpGse their
claims aud make their an. gallOus In that bdlalt
EDWARD n. NORTON.
q. = Marshall. ". D. OrVa.
BEEJANH n. eAITH. Attorney. D. q oct9G-I1t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-07

Vs.
The Real Property Of William
n fsibSun-


". In Ken. In cause
The Real FEOgsEty Of william q Sa, 6sri.l,gES and
UPHRREAB, At the Pail Term, 1858, Of the Dis
w tEiet Court Of the United States Of viTgnia, at
CiSTksbuTR, the Attorney Of the United States for
sad District, died information aEairst the Real
property OF William II. Giibaon, described In a
schedule 70 sAid information Annexed, alleging in
substance that said William H. Gibson has been
gAgsd in the existing insuTrectiOn against the au
Ih0rity Of the united states, since the 18th day Of
July 1863, that At the time Of his becoming % en-
gaEed, he Was the owner Of the property in said
sc6sdnIs mentioned; and praying that said property
may bO and sold, forfeited tOthe United
States.
Now, therefore, In pursuance Of the monltion un-
der the seal OF the said Court 20 directed End de-
liTeTed, do hereby giVvPubc notice 70 AL peEsons
claiming any iutoFost IN aid property or In the pro
esSd8 Thereof appear before the Jndge q the Dis
tFet Court Of the United States fer the Western DIS
trict Of virginia, ~ ClaEkbuTg on the 10Th day o.
November 4. D.l6d3, if the same shall be day Of
Jurisdiction, not on the next day Of tuElsdtttton
theFSaer then and thsre to intGFpp8o their claims
and make their Allegatisns In that behalf
EDWARD -. NORTON,
y. 3. Marshal, W. D. q We.
BEHyknIH Il SMTFH, o. 8. Attorney. Oot2B-l4t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-07

A0-aPHCtAL N0EIcl8 DopbIe the above rates
A3-YearIy Adtertising on reasonable terms Rocor-
ding to the space occupied and the number changes
made. E-t.s tG.S+ ii r.t ~ ~ ~ RI -
All from transiOnt persons strang
ers, to be paid for fH ddga0oes y-.SSA \ - -
BuGness Cards exceeding fve lines $40 per year,
50 for six months, but for AsoTte period nothing
will be counted less than square,
The privilege Of Annual advertising is limited to
the Advertisers own Immediate busnesaj aud all
advertisements for tho beueflt of other prb6ns
wen all legal and advertlsem0ntS
ofauetOn sales and real estate sentin by them mupa
be paid for Rt the usual rates. sr .N 80 .frsli .
HS-AdVertiSements not accompanied with VT teI,
directions. will bO inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly. 't.-sss'' ~
cases at full rates. - 't- -f's'--'f'.- ,'-''
> Marriages, ,Notioesof Funerals, and announcements
Of sermoRs, so oents each. nonv1l-'69
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-07
GRAND OPENING!
~
Mrs. Il. w alters
. NO. lea MAIN STREET,

tsiEnof the Rig Ronnst.l
a TRs. WALTERS y peesiying . laEso stosk Of
MI Roods f0r Ladls5 WeaE, eOnsiItt1g Of BslDGtl,
HafS CAPS CloAtS, tHltilasy 4e., In great varsity
ana u the latest stgles for the kAll seaSgn-
She invites the GttsntiOl 0flldtel p her splsnad
a1I0rtment of MILLINERY TRIMMINGS, an Of
Whieh vim Be opsnsd o. Thursdag, October eth-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-07

The United States
Tho RsAl PsePsIty Of samuel g teEssltsIs and
UYHEREAR, ~ the FAilfeTm, 1858, 0f the District
w Court Of the United states for the WesleFn
District Of Virginia. at CiAFk5bufE, tha Attorney Of
the United States for said District dod iufnrma-
tisn aEainst the Real Property Of samuel Woods,
6eloEI6ed IN schedule 70 Gaid Information aun0Esd
alleging In substance that said Samuel Woods has
been engaged In the exiting tng1Toett0n aEIinlt
the authority a tho States States Gnco the 1Tth Day
q Jelly, 1867 that ~ the tImO Of his becoming %
engaEed he was the Owner Of the property In a1ld
SeheuIe mentionsd, aud praying that said property
may be oOn6SltOd and sold - forfeited % the United
states
HOv, Therefore, IN PursaAnes q The mOnitiOa under
the seal of the said Court % 6iTeeted and deiV-
cred: do hsrUby give pubie nOtle0 10 all pOrSOns
claiming any interot IN aid property, II the pro-
eseds theFoO aVpear before the Judgo q the Dis
trin Court Of the United States tOf the Western
District OT Virginia, g OlaEk.blEg, On the lOth Day
q NOuambeE, A D. 1858, (tf TIE sane shall Be dAS
fIurisiietlOn Hnot o. the next day a ilEs1ieilou
thGroaeF then ADD there % inteFpOao their elaiml
and make their allegations IN that belalE
EDWARD y. NORTOH,
.. 3. MaTBhAl for the ". D. % We.
BEIg. n. ENITH, q. s. Attorney. Oet9Gl4t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-07
Ths United states
InRem- InaeanAe
Of forfeiture and
ea,Aa-.ef.a
The aOal Properly q wIli.a


The RcAl Property q William Of GfoTislturs and
.-. L. Jacksou. eonhsrItiOu-
HTHEREAs, af the gaIl Term, 1888. Of the Dis
w trict Court Ofthe UnIFed StatFs, for the WCs-
tern District Of vHPiuta, ClhTksbGrE. the AttoT-
noy Tor the United GtIt65 for the id District 1o1
information alHInst the Real Property Of William
l. Jaeksoo described IN aseboduls 20 Said inloVla-
t0n anneKed alleging In sabItanee, that said William
L Jaeks0a. has been englged IN the existing insur
roetiOn alinIt the authority q the UultGd &aatel
since the 18th day Of July lso that at the time of
his beoOmiBg enRlged, he Was the owner Of the
Property in Haid sehodnie usntiolet. and praying
that the said property may b eouGscaled and sOId
~ GOTIeitSt % tbs U6itol Stlles.
Nov, therefore. In puTsuaneo of the motion under
the seal OG The slid Court % directed aud dsV-
erred, 10 hereby give pubiis ngtise all poTsoas
claiming any interest IN sad PFopStty IN lho pro-
eoeds theFo0E tOsPPear bsf0Fr the J11ES of De
tTet Court Oft Unitsd statoa for The Western Dis
lTict Of VlTgDia, - CilTtsOuTg. tie l0th day Of
NOVombar, A D. 1863, II the sane shall BE- day u
Jurisdiction, not on the next day % Jurisdiction
thereaftoE, thea sud tbeED fnlsTpQss IoiF eiais
aud make their allegations IN that bshalE
EDWARD n NORTON,
U. ~ Martial, ". y. q Va.
RUJLMm q. GnInH. o. 3 Aft0ruey. Oe38-Ilt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-07
Hoofand's German Bitters!
PURELY vEGETABLE,)

Hosts of ignorant QuaCks and INSCRIPTIONS adven.
turers, have opened upon suffering humanity tho
food gates ofNostrums in she shape OF poor whisky,
VilelJ compounded with injurious drug0 and chr is
tened TOnics, Stomachics and BlIters. t
Beware Of the fnnumeTabte array of Alcoholic
preparations in plethoric bottles and high-bellIed
kegs under the modest app1llaton Of bItteFs which,
instead of curing, only aggravate disease and leave
the disappointed sufferer In despair. tl'f'i
HOoFIAND's GERMAN BrTTERs
Are not new and untried article, but have stood
the test of fifteen years. trial by the American pub
lie, and their reputation and sale Rrepot rVall6d by
any similar preparation. . y
The prOprietorS have Thousands of Letters from
the most eminent Clergymen, Lawyers, Physiclans,
and CtiEenS testiiyng, OF their own personal AnOWl
edge to the beneficial effects and medical virtues OF
these Bftters.
your
DO you WANT A GOOD APPETITEi
DO You WANT TO BUILD Up YOUR ooNsT1TU-
DO YOU WANT TO PEEL WELLi
DO you WANT TO GET RID OF NERVOUsNRssi
DO YOU WANT ENERGYi
DO you WA ANTTo sLREPNFELLf se'S> -N.~''
DO you WANT A BRISK AND VIGOROUS fEBIr
~ 1fyou do, use
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-07
gailg nteIligEuGrr
TERMs OF ADVRRTIsING .

Ewu1y. Som TINS Or NoNpA1at1, toa oEE rAoH, jon
LEss, MAXI souARI. Iihap SlG
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-07

The Campaign
IN EHls AnD oIaEa
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS
Is NOW FAIRLY OPENED,
AND THE GREATEST BARGAINS OFFRRED rs
FALL g. WINTER DRESS GOODS
\ OF THE MOST RAsHIONABLE STYLES
AND DESIGNS.
r HAVE Just received my fal stock Of PaIl and
u Winter Goods, bought a. great adVantags
Of ne French and other gOod, 70 which Invite the
lpeclal attention of cash 6uyeFs BUYING altosothar
over other houses Ia the Slms line o. business.
Ny stock consists In part Of elksI AoirO Antique
and BTOeade 200 pieces Of new Gl dgEed and plain,
very rieh aud styles. Blaek SIX soid lasi
sPFing ~ 800 will now Be sOld at $40 Per yaFd.
Rieh plain rOlered silks at q 3 PeE yard.
Oete ~ Main street.
OTFOMAN VKIOUEs AND DKLAINEs, Scarlet
" Wool pelaines, md naW stylss Oflolthsr eOlnred
OCT Gets '''' ALEX HEYM4Ns
FRENCH MERINOs,
% Sl s sol' in great variety EEx !. 81 h4 TEss sas
OALI0Os.
A COMPLETE assortment Of the best styles q
"A Prints, sOIne fast eoOrs, At 10 eeuEs per yard,
OstS ALEx HEYMAX's.
sHAwLs.
A LARGE STOCK, such ~ Bruche, Square and /
"A Long, new style called tho "PaislSy stFiped,
and several other styles for Ladies' and Nislos
together with full assortment Of domestic manu.
0ct5 ALEx. HEYMANs.
SACKING FLANNELS,
EOR CIOaks and Sacks, in large quantities at
II OctO +- HtH- ALEA HEG AA&E.
FURs.
MINK, sablesnd Fitch, 10 great variety Of styles'
@ oo.5 ALEX nEYMAN,s.
BLANKETS,
"ARRANTED ALL WOOL, fuu supply, all /
w sizes, and very low At ,,vv uvv,,.N,s
FLANNELS.
OF all eolOrs and width, also full assortment Of
J.s barred FlAHn'I' for dIi.isz LIZ 4 HnYMANs
MUsLINs,
DLEACHEO and unblsached, in great variety Of
ID width, some as low as 20 esuts . yard, OfvsTy
STSa Ssts SaAi''' ALEX. nEYMANs.
LINEN TABLE CLOTH.
A LARGE STOCK, which viii be sold cheaper
~ than cotton goods, at
Oets ALEX. IEYMAN's.
IREsn LINEN-Ata all prizes. a.
i oet6 ALEX. HBYGAN'S.
CARPETS.
A GOOD STOCK Of new Carpets, nag aud wool, g |
n now open for inspection e ysEy ISy PTisss at
BALmORAL AND HOOP SKIRTS
A ND = great many other goods too numerous 70
oetS 5Hs"'.O4' - ALEX HNY11AN's.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-07

Price rs ets. Per bottle, six bottles for stoo
sr.g-forl saie BY Druggists and Dealers
m fte United States, and by an the Druggists s9e
DeSleFs IN wheeling: 0etsls
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-07

InRem haaass
~ f1TfsituFO and
e0u0@tiO1-


The Real Properly Of Aasas. IsEen- Inaeanss
Ss = b99,d Sl,sI gs9i1iP s,, ~ =. g sSIsIs and
en- Smith, Leal. g. su1Iih,
and william 7. Smith
UHEREAs, at the Pan Terra, 1853, q the District
w Court of Ebs United gtatss, Gr tbs Western
District q vIEgaia q GlsLl1bgrE, ths Att9Eleyef
ton, agliu!lths Real Pr0laTty fAuglIlils1 Emtls
BeljGmIl y. Smith, David 8. smith, Robert omith
Louis O. BmiIh aD1 william Z. Emllh, Described @
seheduls 70 aid infoEmation aunsEad, aIaging IL
subStAocs thHt the said AuEusilns J. SmIfh, Bau-
Jamin q. Smith, David y. 6nifh, RdbeTt smith,
Louis Q. smith aud william I. Enlih, have b9e6
engaged IN The eEisting ilslIEeotson ogalnst
iTfh dsS d J1Iy. issS tISt q tis tis q Fslr 6s
p1oStv n "a se5sI1is nSiissi. - pfs1i1
soFSsitsd q tSs 6siisd staiss -.
Now tbsEslOEs y Pr:51os e shs s,s g4st .1,
sisi1ainE a6y f1tsTsst q Elid pIoJsIiy a tlis
i4si Gdsrs mt g iEa ES.sa is ssss % q s e
DIstFist q virginia. e CnIisbuEz 0n ne ION DAY
juTiSdction n nOl, % he nsEt dsS @ larlllieloa
tberopasEl thsn and thsFsto lptsEpels theIs CLAIMS
u.G GMzfEkLi - iis W ID IA
B Il. s1lTH. q. q Atldfl1g.i ~ s. 6etekI1l
sEARsHALssIsAIE
. ..u Ths Unitsa stst.s
ios Boxes, Ao, fHaIlr1s lsishn- >. ne property
i-ief CfIslse r Irubis
TN fhs UfSfFief Court a. tie u1Ited stat1l f1r flr
/ i Wesfarn. DiIfrlct q fIrElnll. A. WhasIinz.
! II purE11ncs of tls detEes a1c cfI4r u the aid
DiIfFicf Court q the ah1Fe rrrItIr1 clnrr. % ne
dlraciid, dllV made ln1 entered fhs ION 1I5 n
tEeVtrH1bsE, ls13 Ieh4iI .tll A. public au1tloi
Erllay, TIE ellh e1I . 11Ieller. lso1. a n
ok A. n, - The lElrltnnsr of james r. H1ter
/ On NI1ln slEHslI j The cfy Of Wl1lInr. ne Ir6
BEes q I.sro.e ..isal.l. ae.1..ts n ne frhsa-
auls aneEe . re Lnl1-r1atI1u llel r aid
L solEala. clah-U. z. Fun1I-
4 sossal-sd o. :. s'sr-l-l v. '1.'i5 D. q Va
j 75I1Ra1REI % Ia01 Save f'lIl11 : Ia BrlI16
'INf Idsfr1 i1r 1lla a.
sspI1 GRAHkrs DRUG sIoEE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-07

NO. 6al ARCH STREET.
It.aespa, os'e. ana Nan,ose'ory.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-07

rsu,eessOrs to Q. N. Jackson 3 cO.,l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-07

We fully concur in the truth Of the above state
ment, as We had deSpaired Of seeing our eoutSaei
ME- Malone, restored TO health.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-07

LnRSn. Inaeanse
Of forfeiture and
AanNaeaafnw
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-07

BEwARE OF ooUNTERFEtTs-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-07

DIR. w. A CHnDs, Surgeon Of the Tenth Vermont
Regiment, writes:-'I wish every soldier had bot
tie Of Plantation Bitters. They the most etse-
tive. nerfect. and harmlsss tonic ever used"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-05
Rosecrans Preparing Tor Another For
ward Movement.

\ special from Cincinnati TO the New
York Tribune, dated on Friday last says
Gen. Rosecrans' headquarters were re-
moved on the day before yesterday from
TGllahoma to Winchester. The General
himself is still at Nashville. AS soon as
the new secondary basis, necessitated by
the recent advance, will be fully estab-
Hshed, and other preparations required by
the peculiar character of the proposed
future operations completed, Gen. Ross
Grams will recommence active work. The
indications are that the whole army will
be again in motion in the course of next
week. The country may rest assured that
the summer will not be allowed to pass
without the redemption of Eastern Ten
nessee.
The only troops SIS yet south of the
mountains are small bodies OF infantry,
holding points on the Nashville and Chat
tsnooga Railroad, as tar as Stevenson and
Bridgeport, on the Tennessee river.
Trains from Nashville have been running
this week beyond Decherd. and are ex-
pected to reach Bridgeport Tomorrow
Only one span of the great bridge at that
point was destroyed by the rebels. The
tunnel near Stevenson was not injured.
Gen. Rosecrans' latest information from
his enemy Is to the effect that only Har-
dee's corps remain in Tennessee, upon $
liue Of defenses covering Chattanooga
The remainder of Bragg's army went
southwark from that place, whittier 1t is
not exactly known. Bragg himself is re-
ported 10 have been called 10 Richmond.
II Is ascertained, however, that but from
Two TO three thousand, partly mounted
cavalry are left in East Tennessee and
Northern Alabama, owing to Aorgsn's
expedition north. With the great numer-
lcaI assendencs thus gained By our caval-
~, the remnant will soon be swept sway,
the rebel lines OF communication placed
at our mercy, and the road for raidine ex-
cursions TO the heart OF Alabama and
Georgia opened. Gen. Stanly will i'm.
prove the advantage, st which he now has
the enemy, st sn early day.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-05

threats OF determination as have been
uttered by some of the excited people,
and trust that the vagrant Indians may be
treated reasonably by reasonable men,
until we can get rid of them. | am sure
that this is the best course for all parties.
| have caused your letter, and this my
reply, to be published here, and beg that
you will also cause them TO be published
IL Juneau county. in order that the people
may be informed OF the action taken.
Yours respectfully,
EDWARD SALoMoN,
Governor
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-05

a SHREwD TRIoK.-The bowling mot
OF last week espied major OF q volun-
teer regiment alone in one CO the avenues,
and gave chase. He ran, but the rnffian8
gained upon him, until finally he looked
for convenient shelter ia order to save
his life. Just ahead of him was butch
er's shop, into which he turned, divestlng
himself Of his uniform coat and throwing
it under a stall. SEEING long knife and
q cleaver, the major fell at work quietly
upon a side of beef. cutting and carving it
with great composure. The foremost ruff
fans soon rushed in, demanding to know
g where that officer was :" but the volur-
teer butcher, who by this time had got
himself professionally bloody, $ had seen
no officer" The mob believed him, turn.
ed away, and went raging up tie street in
search of new victim. But the cool
major was safe.-N. 7. EueningPost.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-05
The Germans of Ohio Deserving VaI:an-
dIgham.

The German Democratic organ at
Cleveland has taken the name Of VALLks
DIGHAM from its columns, and raised that
of JOHN BRoUGH for Governor. The edi-
tor says, in explanation Of his course,
As will be noticed by our readers. we
Pit to-day at the head of our paper, the
name of Mr.. Brough for Governor.
This is no hasty step but we have
concluded, after mature consideration and
consultation with many of our democratic
friends, to lay aside for the present party
difierences, and by the utmost of our in
huence to aid to victory the party that
advocates the suppression of the rebellion.
The disgraceful scenes which a few days
ago occurred in New York city proves
that 1t requires the united efforts OF all
good citizens, without regard 10 party, to
sustain the public peace and order, and Ii
Is most certainly the duty of every one
who cares for the welfare of our country,
to put aside party considerations and to
support our constitutional government.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-05
The Indian Troubles.

The following correspondence between
Judge WINsoR and Gov. SALoMoN fully
explains itself
LETTER OF JUDeE WINsoR.
MAUsTon, July u, 1863.
To His Excellency, EDWARD SALoMoN =
SIR: On the 18th inst. / was called
upon by Judge CLARK, of Portage City, in
reference to issuing writ Of Habeas Cor
pus to inquire into the cause OF the de
tention OF some Is Indians held at New
Lisbon by Capt. Arnold (oi the 30th regt
| believe) These Indians are portion
of the Winnebagoes who have always
lived in this vicinity, and were first ar
rested for the purpose OF compelling them
to produce the Indians engaged IN the
murder OF Mrs. Salter. They are not de-
tanned by any legal process, nor is it
charged that they had any part in the late
murder. They profess a willingness to do
anything within their power, but they
say they are unsbie to get the guilty par
ties. Capt. Arnold informed Judge Clark
that his orders were to hold the Indians,
and that till be had orders to release them
from his commanding officer, he should
detain them. Under these circumstances,
requested Mr.. CLARK to withdraw his
application for the writ and make a repre-
sentation to you of the matter, believing
the same result would be attained with
less difficulty
| believe every rational man in this vi
cinity has come to the conclusion that
there is no danger OF a general outbreak
of the Indians, unless they are ill-used.-
The murder was an individual affair, pro-
badly origlI ating in liquor. The Indians
confined had no part in it whatever, and
really, | think their further confineme ut
will do more harm than good. Ii whites
should persist in an indiscriminate attack
upon the Indians, undoubtedly there
would be retaliations, but otherwise /
think there can be no Immediate danger.
| wish You would, if you think it pro-
per, and the facts IN the case sustain my
statement, represent the matter to Gen.
Smith, When, | have no doubt the limo
cent Indians will be discharged, and thus
any possibility OF a collision between the
civil and military authorities prevented.
But We never can avoid occasional dlth-
culties with the Indians, so long as they
remain in the country. would join with
the rest of our citizens in asking that you
would use your efforts 20 secure their
speedy removal from the country. | be-
lieve that the Importance OF this mater
warrants me in making this statement and
request. Yours truly,
I. WINsOR, County Judge.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-05

BALTIMORE To NEW YoRK.-A distin-
guished citizen of Baltimore writes to q
Democrat Of New York that he is one of
those who helped to get up the riot in
New York, by talking about illegal ar
rests, " freedom of speech" usurpation
and OPPRESSION" &C., and thus advises
him:
There Is nothing left you now bat to
repent OF your sins, take musket and
don't let the riot die out. XIII it with
guEpowder. And, after you have put it
out in blood, resolve always to vote
against Locofoeo, even if he goes to
your Church and sings Psalms and teaches
IN the Sunday school. The devil is only
under the skin. He'll be traitor q. soon
as opportunity offers. And after that res
oiution. write an humble apology to Gov.
Bradford for al New York said about the
18th OF April in Baltimore.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-05

~ Massachusetts has sent out another
colored regiment, which has gone to
North Carolina. Its first fought heroicalIy
at Norris Island.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-05

H A French writer calls dyspepsia
the remorse of a guilty stomach.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-05
THE CONSTITUTION NOT VIOLATED

Bat such talk is the merest balderdash.
That the Constitution is in danger-lhat
one line or article hiss been transgressed is
a leland uttered by aspiring demagogues,
by partisan mslignants, and by the tools
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-05

The following correspondence between
Judge WINsoR and Gov. SALoMoN fully
explains itself