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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-01
Commissioners Sale.
In ChIncery.
sarah Brown. ct. sls.

W. - In Chn0osry.
Sarah McsEer's Executors, ct. ais. - yes .
TN pursuance ola decree Of the olrcnit Court for
i Ohio county, rendered on the Path day of May,
1854, and directed to the undersigned a. spEci i
Commissioned will sell at the front door Of the
Court House of0hio county, inthe city OF Whe6 ing,
on the 9th day Of July, 1854 commencing said sale
at l9 O'clock A. NJ TO the highest and b01t bidder
at public auction, the following real estate In said
decree particularly mentioned and described, sItu-
ated In the city Of Wheeling, that il to say, Lot
plumber thirty-one-3l-on the west side OF Main
street., between Washing on and Adams street, In
that part Of the city Of Wheeling called North
Wheeling; also the south half Of Lot number flTty.
seven 1-aituated the east side Of II ain street,
In North Wheeling, between Jefferson and MadiGon
streets. fIas -at. b.. -E. E.!75 ta'
TERMS OF sALE-Tventy-20-per centrum Of
the purchase money in cash. and the remainder in
four equal installments payable in six. twelve,
eighteen and twenty four months from the day Of
sale with interest; the purchaser purchasers Civ
ing bond with good personal security for the de-
ferred instaImsnta the Commissioners to retain the
title nnttl the purchase money ahal have beer fully
paid. 20 ..I..,f1a.., --., JAMES 8. WHEAT,
SAMUEL IRWIN, ---
my31.td .+--- Special Commissioners.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-01

LIse of Qa5aaIEtap In thS 11th SReat
Va RaRiG &c ehs Rattlo Of Ctqya's
MeunlRln. 4
For the IntsllIgeneOr.
List of casualties that occurred in the
18th Reg't West Va. Vol. Inf, at the bat
ties of Cloyd's Mountain aud New River
Bridge in Pulaski county, Va, on the 9Th
and 10th of May.
,Adj,t John q. Mclaughlin, wounded in
tbs shoulder, al Cl0yd's Mountain. May 9;
Capt. Dixon R King, Go. |, coneussion Of
she'll; Corp. D. "A. Petty, Go. B, In the
thigh; Serg't Robert 81. Roberts, Co. o, in
the leg, at New River Bridge, Nay 10; JAS
Boner, 90. O, confusion, do; Albert O.
Richards, Co. O, thigh, Cloydls Mountain
May 8; Alfred Barr, Go. g, confusion, New
River Bridge, May 10; Corp. Wm.F. White,
Coo D, in the foot, do; Geo. W. Prunty,
Co. ID, killed at OIoyd Mountain, Nay 3;
JAMES O,Neal, Co. D; wounded in the knee,
New River Bridge, May 10; L. 9. Zane,
Co. D, missing at Dublin Depot, Va, Nay
10; James Davis, 90. @, wounded, co1tu-
sion, Cloyd Mountain, May 81 John L. Nc
Laughlin, 90. Z, mortality do; Wilson ".
Starcher, Co., x, confusion by shell, do;
Theodore K. Mahem, Co. K, slightly, do;
Alfred Devices, Co. Z, in the hand, do. .
Total-Commissione officers wounded
2; enlisted men killed /; wounded IL; miss
ing /; aggregate 16. D. FRosT,
Col. 18th W. Va. Vols.
O. E1KIss, LIST lat. Acting Adjs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-01
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

1t win be seen tbst the Cleyelepd Con
veution IA having quick despatch in its bu.
siuessTo Yesterday was its frat day, yet
it progressed lar enough TO nominate can:
didates for the Presidency and Vice Presi.
dency of the2United States. They are
General john c. Fremont and General
John Cocbraue-both of New York. The
candidacy of these gentlemen. will begin
and end with,their ,notninatiOns. II "hatt
this extent-no more" r. t4i.Ot la,
10, M.AThs Convention has adjOurnet
sine die. 40. -.......!. 5f,a ne r
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-01
COMMISSIONERS Sale.
MarDhall b. ola'On and wife, ~, :

NarUhAn B. oinDOn and wife,
Martha A. sanbaFn and others. q .-.
TN pursuance OF a decree OF the Circuit Court for
Il Ohio county, West Virginia. made In this canse
on the Gath day OF May, 1894, will sell on satur-
day, the second day July, 1854 the front door
OF the Court House for Ohio county, at 10 o'clock
A. M the following described real estate in the
city OF Wheeling, via: All that parcel Of ground
situated he east aide Of Main street in mid city,
and delegated on the plat thereof AZ Lot No. dTe
'-6-ln square No. gfI-6-included In the foIlRinE
boundaries to wit: beginning at the southeast cor
OF the brick warehouse said lot formerly 90
cupisd by Jacob 4 Mitehsll-aud now occupied by
Alexander Turner and William Taylor-thence St
right angles Main atreet 1S2 feet more or less TO
the eastern boundary Of said lot; thence along sad
eastern boundary 6o1S fest, more or less, % The
south side of Mulberry alley; thence along the
side Of Mulberry alley to tho east side of Main
street, thence along the east side Of Main street to
the beginning, t0H feet, more or less. r,
TERMS OF SABE-Oue-fourth OF the purchase
money TO be paid In eashi day of sale; and the
balance In three equal instruments payable in one
two and three years. with interest from day of SALE
The purchaser giving bond with approved personat
security for the deferred and the title to
be retained further security until the whole Of
the purchase money Ia paid; and the purehAser to
pay onehAIf Of all taxes assessed on said real estatS
for the year 1864. DANIEL }. LIST, = =
my3l-td r-af ..E.-.E. .. Commissions. NJ
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-01
OFEIoE ARMY CLOTHING AND KeUIPAaE,

n
" TWRTTH AND GRARD streets. e. -
PHnLDELpmL, 29th May, 1854.
SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received at thiG
once until IL O'Clock d, on SATURDAY, the 4th
June next, for supplying the sehuylkin Arsenal
with the following articlest o., r
Wax Upper Leather, of the best quality. pure
oAk.tanuSd, from slaughter hides, we'll finished.
Sole Leather, best quality, pure oak tanned, from
Buenos Ayres La Plata hides to be not less than
Shoe skirting Leather, suitable for Welting on
army boots and booteeS to be pure Rok-tanned. from
slaughter hides; to weigh from II to Is pounds per
ide, original weight. 49, .'.-tE
Bidders must state in their proposals the price,
which must BIO given In .0Tit0 As well in figures
also, the quality bid fors and time OF delivery.
The ability Of the bidder to I'LL the contract must
be guaranteed by two Responsible persons, whose
eSatures will be appended to the guarantee and
said guarantee aeeompAny the bid. i:OtEtis -gE =
Bids f:On defats1ltifs eontEaetoEa viii not be re-
Blank forms for proposals can be had upon AppH-
cation ct this once. u! COO 8. J-l-t.4 $50
Proposals must be endorsed "Propossls for Army
suppHeG" stating the particular article bid for.
- $500 E. G. II. CRoSMAN,
ie1 Asst. Quartermaster Gen. o. 8. A.
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T1O 1GraIitu eihforcsd.

Genp Grants late mastery movement
he6S ttlbisi ssNptth Alma apk1 70 he south;
of tie Psnuuky. has resulted, as We sup
posed it would, in the closer cooperation
of his command with that of GenI Butler.
Tbs dtsPatehsalthis. morning gi1esus the
welcome intelligence that q large portion
of Buffers army has been transferred
up4the York river and to the Pamuuky.
to White House, McOlelIan's old base, and
that We have, established at thet point
q grand base for the whole fGrants
army. LLEEEa w ~
Generals Butler and Gilmore still re-
main ~ Bermuda Hundred, quite strong
enough, We suppose, with the aid Of the
gunboats, to lake care of any force that
may De ssuB against them. Butler was
reported ss the saFt 70 4hSsFES s hf S. 50 9S9g0
men, and if the larger portion of his com :
mand has been transferred to Grant, We
suppose it is-equiValentt TO atleast a. re-
enforcement of 1000 troops.
Secretary sieptopU givesius o ffciaEnews
from Grant down to 4 o'clock Monday af-
nm a J. = -" p /
ternoon, at which time rapid dispositions
were being made for an attack. ,s-...-
PffR2ahtde7 a advii t,a yesterday assured US
that Lee was entrenching himself, and the
probabilities are that great engagement
wiIltIka place at once outside of the for
tiscatidnss bf,o = Fsf5E we Is
Gold vas on the decline yesterday in
New York = showing that popular conf
deuosdsrgetting the upper hand of the
HpscdiatSfs:sgsdI forcing them TO let GO their
cOnlbin! stti,oopE . to run specie up to ZOO
l, AN .-sesors star s.antOrn's despatch
closed at g O'Clock last night, has
Just been received. 1t will be seen that a
battle was commenced between Grant and
Lee. No results, 80 far as it goes, is favor.
able. "a - .3aaIsgs' .....-
We. have tepulsed the attacks Of the
enemy,ou different portions Of our line.
and the army has been pretty Tuch all
consolidated for combined work. 80
We shall probably get fuller news early
to day 90 q TGhGa AZ A9oI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-01
Trust g e's Sale of Valuable
he ,.-.s Real Estate.

TN pursuance Of an order of the Circuit Court Of
i Ohio county, made on the 21kt day of March,
1854, GPpointing the undersigned trustee, In tbs
place Of Edward a. FitEhpEh, in q certain DEED Of
Trust, bearing date the 18th day Of July, 1851,
which said deed IL recorded In the Recorders 0dee
of Ohio county, West Va, In book a. page AIS and
made by James Murphey, for the purposes mention
ed in the said Deed shall on Thursday, the S0th
day OF June, 1854, At the front door Of the Court
House of Ohio county, offer for sale at public Rue
ton, Lot No. 2 and part OF Lot Ho.-1, In square
No. T. in RitehietoWl-, or South Whe0Iihe, Gnd now
occupied by the said James Murphey.
TERMS OF SALB.-One third m cash, the BAL
Rnca In six and twelve months, with interest-With
approved security. GEORGE Z. BOYD
II ruY3O3 lind. o - .--t 4e ~ Trustee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-01
Cornmissoner's Sale,

up the property now known the HKraEee
~ House." on the east side of Main street, and
tho lots on Market street in the rear thereof, on
Saturday the Sd Of July 1853 at the front door OF
the Court House for Ohio county.
In purSuaneaof ? decree Of the Circuit ColrEI pof
Ohio counfy,fn csftain eAuss therein depending,
wherein Francis D. Chaplfne II complainant and
the deVsees heirs at law and executor Of Moses W.
Chapline, deceased, and Mary Lynch, are deteno-
front door of the Court House, for Ohio county on
Saturday the "a Of July, 1884, teommenetng Md
sale at 10 o'clock, A. M TO the highest And oek
bidder az public auction, the following real sstat
In the said decree particularly mentioned and des'
cribed situated In the city Of Wheeling, that -
say two thirds OF the lot numbered thirty-nlne,-
3o-frontfnR fortY-four,-44-feet, on the east ace
Of Main street, and extending back Of even width
eastWardIy from said street, one hundred and thirty
ES.Kramer House." also part Of lot Numbered o1G
hundred and elghteon-1iS-beinK twenty two
21-eet from the south side Of said lot fronting on
Market street, and running back of even Iidh
si1tJSeVep-61=tOet; also lot numbered one huA.
dred and Observation-Disclosures on, said MArkst
street, Hixty-Efx-66-feet, and running back ofeIn
width Gtxty geven-67-Eeet. The said parts Of lon
numbered one hundred and eighteen-11s-1ndo ns
hundred and nineteen-lle-NM be sold IA tour
separate PaIesls ct tWsntJ=sWo5922-fss h0At
= TERMS one nfthl.5-parrt Of the
purchase money in jeash, and the remaining hur-
hfGh parts IN four equal ms ailments payable 10 ny
tWelVty eighteen and tRspty.fOur months, with N.
trest from the day Of sale, tue purchaser 70 give
bond for the deferred instAlmsntS; the Cou1miSEoneT
70 retain the title until the purchase. money IhAl
have been fully paid. JAMES 3. WHEAT.
ls'Msy 30th, 1854. GpIt sPeetat cOnmilsioaeE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-01
Desirable House and Grounds
.- for sale.

TNHE subscriber, having removed from the city,
i Offers for sale b is dwelling house and ninety
feet of ground nituAted the north side of QuIney
stEeet and on tho corner of alley between eth and
7th streets, -.-. - ~. - ..-t.. -
The house contains 10 rooms and cellar, is eiigibly
located, and there Is sufficient ground attached 70
put up q handsome house on the property. sI'.
! will soil tn above described premises on favor
able terms, say ono third tho price in cash and
tho remainder payable in one and two years.
s4a .#r .ur MATTHEW WARREN.
;spr ....-,. ,s ALSO. .,.s.s. q =f.t ~, g. d
EThe Lot on the corner Of CLAY and 4th streets,
opposite the old Cotton Factory "-t 49, -
This piece of ground IL larger than regular lot.
is situated the creek bank and first rate loea-
tion for manufacturing business ofany description.
For price and terms Of either Of the above mem
toned pieces Of property enquire OF gai3 Hi ~
''-t ,.-......- 800, MATTHEW WARREN, % N
or WARREN 4 BERGER,
my113W Corner Main street and Ma FkeE alIey
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-01
Valuable Furnace and Lands
for Sale. . :s.H

WE offsr for sale the CLINTON FURNACE,
w with about eight hundred acres OF land,
miles south east Of Morgantown, and three miles
from the MonongaheIA river. There has been
erected upon this property Stack for smelling Iron
Ore, with machinery complete, 13 Dwellings, good
Store House, Foundry Buildings, Coal House, CAT.
ing HouBe, Grigt Mil with two run OF Htone Double
haustble quantities OF superior Iron Ore, together
With veins Of FIRE CLAY, BITUM1NoUS and
CAMEL COAL, and abundance Of timber conVe.
nient to the Furnace.
For further particulars enquire Of the under
signed in Wheeling, ". Va, or George Hardman,
E ~ L. independence, Aac0on r Oh Preston 90,
sold at private sale by the 18th day Of July
next, will that day be offered for Aale at public
auction at the Court House in Wheeling. 200
my1S,py15 CRAaGLE, DALzELI zoo.
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NOTICE.

"A LLPKRsoNs are hereby notified that ths listS,
II TaIua ions and enumera,tons made and ta5en
By the several Assf5tant Assessors under the excise
Law Of the United States, for the ftrsE NQleetton
District Of West irlinIA, VIII be open lof mgPee-
tio5 n the o6eeS oil said AGGiStant Aslesgor1 until
the time Of holding GPpeals below mentioned.
III will attend at the time and place heGeaftSr
mentioned for the purpose Of hearing any Gppeals
that may be made from the assessments made By
said Assistant AEIeB9on:
Al The once OF James o. On, Colleetor, In tbs
city OF wheeling, May 81 and June 1sz1Ea :
x weilsburg, Brooke Co, June q EgJJa -
1 At,Hsw Cumberland, Hancock Co, JHAeiS.E q
At New MaItinsVille, WetEsls 2 tssr LtE9'U 800
: At aistersyIlle, Tyler ; p -H-tSs5lI3PF.
At Sc. Marya, PleasantG ~ sssER srue. 49,
At Fairmont, Marion X 4 y ssd4aG Ia b.
: At MorgantoWn, MonongAtia sfH77 st16.
At KinRWo6d tRPestOni ,s1-i-ra Ia IL. -
At Retterman, Taylor - . &c ~ "a Is. % 80.
All appeals must be In writing and must Sp eeiGy
tho particular cnnBot matter or thing respecting
which decfGion5 4 required. and NUT Btlte thO
ground or PrfneiplS OF lntduality OF error com.
piAnee stTkn JoaS R 5ts.s,.e g y. i
Cameron, May 18th, lSsA,.., . my1S-l2tdAStW
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-01
Sherlfr's Sale OF Town PrODerty.

Snefl1's Sale OF TOWN Property.
E(Y virtue Of decree in the Circuit Court OF Mar
ID shall county, West Va, rendered at the sep
TENDER term 1883, thereof in case OF Rebecea An.
sh2tE, guard Alan, &e., complainant, against John
oner Tor sale at public Yendue, 70 the Highest and
best bidder on the nTSt TUESDAY IN juno, 9TH
1854, at 10 o'clock A. n, being the frat day OF the
Circuit Court in MarShAll county, at the front door
Of the Court House Of MarEhau county, the several
lots Of and in the bill and proceedings mentioned
and buildirED thereon on Water street. MOHnds
u credit Of zig, twelve and eighteen mSntba.
equal payments, will be 81. en-, but the purchases
viii be required to give bonds With Rppro. ed secur-
ty for the payment Of the purchase money with In
forest thereon from the day of bAIe Until paid ana
title win be retained until all 10 paid. -. 81
(! Itnnyyz nj BsiaigmHlc9 9A9sAhs9E S BED. sal
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-01

EdInburg Review Tor April.
The Edan6wrg for April contains nine
articles of value, as follows:
!. Diaries of Lady of Quality. F..
3. The History of Highways. ...s-
8. The Basque County. 80 ,s,s.-t D.,
4. Human Sacrifices and Iufanticide in
5. Charles Victor de Brustellan. j.
6. British North America. 81. -s-.- Z
Z. Rf1ed Ordnance in England and
France. , ..- ... o.
8. Kirt Charles the Bold.
g Renan's Life of jesus. .a.
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The Wounded AZ the Battle of New
Market who were LEFT at mt. jack
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ERADQ'TERs CAMP NEAR CEDAR CREEK,

Market who were left az nat. jack
SON 5 1'- '
HRADQ'TERs CAMF NEAR CEDAR CREEK,
- 90 a-9's May %, 1864.
1t affords me great pleasure to be able
to state that our wounded, who were left
in the hands of the Rebels at the battle of
New Market, are doing very well, and re-
cetve every care and attention from our
own surgeons, who remained in charge Of
them after our army fell back to its present
position. - a -aA 5a
DR.! Hayes, the Assistant Medical Direc-
tor of this Department sent out by flag. of.
truce two or three days after the fight a
bountIful supply of hospital stores for the
use of our wounded, which was much
needed vt 81 .F2ffit a.a. ~ '@'ti
DR.. Charles G. Allen, u. 8. A, who has
charge of the wounded in the hands of the
Rebels, has sent the following letter to Dr.
Haye, Assistant Medical Director, by flag
0t:truce:'sa 7s"s.E-saf 49, ana'e. -
40 20 94ss! MT. Jackson, May 20, 1864. '=
Major YIN. Hayes. U. s.. A., Assistant
- Medical Director Dept. Of ~. tYirginiG.
MAJOR am much indebted to you for
the supplies forwarded, which are in the
main ample for all our wants. So far as
drugs, etc., are concerned, am more than
Satisfied, and will endeavor to have them
you suggest. l am only sorry you did not
send more soap (which cannot be had here)
for washing; coffee, sugar. SALT pepper,
(Which latter is out of the question ihere,)
and some such supplies which are Hneces-
sary for cleanliness andsthe contentment
as we'll as the, health and comfort of those
under my, charge. u have the hohoE to res
port all doing we'll since my last note. l
have several cases which !must come to
ampotation, and feel absolutely obliged to
deprive DR.. Gray of his instruments.-
sent a request to. zGeneIatl Imboden
to be permitted to visit New Market
TO day, and look after our wounded
there, who, l learn from q note from there,
need help, which request was not granted.
Three of the enemy's surgeons called on
me this p. M, and " ill again make the re
quest for me, and think can see them.
l am assured that our wounded receive the
same attention, as theirs by tbezgepsEaI aud
the, surgeons, IthAd loanedi thens half.a
pound of chloroform, and some stores,
which rcou1d well spare. l feel confident
All our wounded will be placed under my
charge here soon. Ny men have been re-
moved 10 the large brick house, in ReIl-I
aired rooms; have hunks and sacks of
straw, but no sheets or bIanketslt to any
amount Some of the sligh wounded are
lh1S to do duty as nurses, and l shall soon ]
pc able to give u rest as good attention |
\ i4ts77-. n fISSt II = 4 ~ U \ - - /
] Tamt3 very respectfully, - l r
ytn -ssel's Il CHARLES G. ALLEN,
Assist. Sur. in Charge of Hospital
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N o It &c q !.

. 4 Ii persons having claims against the estate Of
| N the late John Thoburn will please present the
same to W. P. MeKeivey or R. J. smyth, for settle
mSnt. And those knowing themselves to be IN deb
ted to said estate are requested to pay their accounts
- -''''' ~ ''-N F--'N JANE THoBURN,
je1-3t. Administrative.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-01

In concIpsionI do not Intend to live,
and if I can help myself, will not die in
half as large as yours appears to be exists
in Kentucky, believe she will remain
there also. ~ ....-... I'd
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lRST NATIONAL BANK
BRIDGEPORT. OHIO.
Designated Depository aad Financial Asens
of Tie United States.

THIS BANK Il the successor to the BslnOut
J. Branch OF the Stata Bank Of Ohih and Il pre-
pared 70 do general Banking. Collection and n.
change business. .-..s-.1. j. % ...5.-.
1t Is authorized to receive subscriptions to the
Sd, 1850 -
These bonds bear dats March 1st, 1854. are 70.
deeuaAbie At the pleasure Of the GoVernment afs
coin, with interest At hys per cent. Per Annum, In
coin. ---z ..-.-T - = --at
Bonds Is they may prefer, In nums of $50 or sons
multiple Of hfty dollaEs. az
Interest on the ESQ and 500 Bonds Il payable
hese bonds will draw interest from March lSt
and the accrued interest from that day 10 the date
of subscription, must be paid In coin or National
United states notes sud motor Of the National BAu
hfty per cent. premium must be ADDED 70 the
amount Of Interest until otherwise directed.
- april l-s.----J JOHN @. TALLMAH, 0alh.
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DR.. Charles G. Allen, u. 8. a., who has
charge of the wounded in the hands of the
Rebels, has sent the following letter to Dr.
Hays, Assistant Medical Director, by flag
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-01

DR.. Hayes, the Assistant Medical Direc-
tor of this Department, sent out by flag. of.
truce two or three days after the fight a
bOuntiful supply of hospital stores for the
use of our wounded, which was much
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-01

Tan1 very respectfully, i8s.a Y,
-ts'l'a CHARLES g. ALLEN,
Assist. Sur. in Charge of Hospital
at Mt. jackson. Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-01

hIst of eabuaIEiap In the I1th 2zsat
Va RSRit Aa tAs R4ttls q oteya'S
MeunI6In. H
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-06

Tbs oath a ofAcewas sdninsstsredfss NE ssnbSs ~
Bon. Chamcey Dspew, Secretary oeHtsts.
Amer which the Bcuse cvgaDIset BY tbe election q
Abe following sncess,-
SpeakU-JAomas G. AvssS, 10 votes; Jacob l. ensn,
a; 0eoreeh. Onsss, :.
Cssrk-lNsepA B. Cushnas, 70 votes, jobs "a
coba, -
&rpoaas a. Ayrss-Charses y. Young.
Doorsosprr-Henry A. Rogers.
NyA Asssstans Doorksersr- IN..
Seooad Assistant Deorksepr-Dansi y fayb@
TIE message Of the GoverDcr was hen Sece,ved and
read by the Clerk.
motion WAS made print Eve thousand ex'ra copies
which WAS referred.
she employees Of the House LAID over.
Recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
In the Assembly this afternoon, after the drawing
seats had concluded, resolution adopted
wiling 70 floor Colonel Barnurn Of the One Hundred
and Forty ninth regiment Of New YORK Volunteers Just
returned from the Army Of the Cumberland and bringing
with Inn Ter rebel battle Tags captured from the enemy
NJ the battles Of Lookout Mountain Missionary Ridge and
Rnggold, hve OF which captured by New York reg
ments and the rest by Western regiments.
Col. BARNUh addressed the Assembly giving an outline
81 the history OF the several battles.
He was followed by Speaker AIvoRD, who compli-
mented him for his personal bravery and patriotic devo
tion and spoke in warm praise OF the sacrifices and
bravery OF the volunteer soldiers OF the Empire State
The flags are 70 be dep0e ted here
Adjourned.