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rs~satat,rss efhs Uaasd States Of Amsriea in
Congress assembled.
That IN the settlement of the eorO4ats OF the
late Captain ID tniei Hehard, Of The Uni'ei tates
volnn ~, an assista I jut,Dt gea. fdl on he
stan OF General u )rm an, the See ugary Of War
is hereby authorized AMI directed :, GLOW anl
p Tor the whole time aid otioer was aetuaQy
en-, loyed and on duty IN he military service T
the United states, whether before or after the
date OF his commission, Nnd ,hag the like prin-
eipe of allowance and payment Ne observed H.
the settlement of the accounts OF Major w liam
M Este and Captain Maxwell V, u Woodruff,
aides-de-eamp on the stat Of Major General Rob
ert O. Sche, cs, from the twenty-seeond day of
December, eighteen hundred aud Slxty.twO,
when they en- ssTed upon their duties on the stati
oftte commanding general of the middle de.
ptrtment, and . ghtn army corps, until the date
when they respectively received and excepted
their oommissi ms as aides de-camp, deducting
only from the pay and al Owauces OF Major Este
what he received in any part of thai time as a
lieutenant Of the twenty sixth regiment of onio
volunteer infantry.
Approved July 2, 1861.
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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at the First Session Of the Thirty-eighth
PUBLIC RESOLUTIONS,

A Resolution explanatory of the 10th section
of ''An act 10 reduce the expenses OF the sur
vey and sale of the public lands in the United
Sites u approved May 3d. 1854.
Be it resolved by the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentd!iUeS Of the United States Of America IN Con :
gresS assembled.
That the tenth section Of an act entitled"
An act to reduce the expense of the survey and
sale of public lands in the United States, Zap
proved the thirtieh day o { May, eighteen hun
DIRE d and sixty-two, providing for the deposit of
money in proper United States depository,
10 pay for the pnp ic lands, shall be con-
strued to be an appro yriation Of the sums so de-
posted for the obi set4 contemplated in the said
tenth elton; and the Secretary ofths, Treasu.
~ is authorized 10 cause the sums deposited un-
der the said section to be pl ICED to the credit OF
the prnp=r Appropriation for the surveying ser
vice; Provided, That a y excuses in the sums so
deposited over and above the actual est OF the
surveys comprising all expenses in Ident there
TO, foc viii b they were seveally deposited, shall
be repaid to the deposited shall be repaid to the
deposited respectively.
Apprved July |. 1854.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-06-29

INCREASE OF EmGRANrs.-There turns
of emigrants coming from Europe show
very large increase this year over
last, and it would appear from state
ments in the foreign journals that there
is hardly transportation enough to be
had for those who are waiting to come
to this country. The seaports are
crowded with this class, all provided
with the means to travel, and only de-
ferred by want of sufficient vessels. 1t
is estimated that before the end of the
year we shall have received upwards of
two hundred thousand emigrants from
all parts of Europe. Every one of these
brings money with him, say on an aver
age twenty dollars to a man. This
would be four million dollars. Every
able. bodied man is worth, according to
the internal revenue calculation, ten
thousand dollars. What vast addition
to the value of labor then, will this &C
cession to our Industrious population be.
Many Of these people will go to the
southern states and there furnish a
most important piece of machinery in
reconstruction, as far as the difficult
question Of labor is concerned.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-06-29

The New GOVERNOR OF ALABAMA
Lewis E. Parsons, lately appointed Pro-
visional Governor of Alabama, though
a Northerner by birth, has long been an
eminent lawyer at Talladega. Known
as an opponent to Secession, he was
for that reason chosen to the late Rebel
Legislature. He attended the extra
session Of legislature, and successfully
opposed the levying Of boys and old
men. He is now about sixty years of
age, and will in all probability do his
utmost in behalf or Peace and Union.
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Approved June 20, 1864.
LPnIxArE RRsoLur1ox-Nc

IPhIVATE KEsOLuTlON--N %.
JOINT RESOLUTION tor the relief OF Ms
Morris 5. Muller, OF the Quartermaster's depaI
meut.
6es0led by the Senate and HOUSE Of Represent
h0cs ofMe limited States Of Ameriea IN tongys
assembled,
That the proper accounting officers OF the trea
ury q, md tines are hereby, authorized and
reC,ed 10 credit the occount of Major MouisI
NJ Ler, quartermas er Unit States army, VI!
the sum of about thirty thousand dollr
the years eighteen hundred and fifty al
eighteen hundred and sixty, 10 the Tespech
firms + Russell, Majors and Wad5ell, Brow
and Russell, and Majors and Russell upon d
orders of tue Secretary of War and the QuartC
master General, 'r eithsr OF them.
Apprlved june %, 1864.
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lPalvArE REsoLurIoN-No. lOI


JOINT RESOLUTION for the relief of Ma
Kellogg.
Be Il reSoped by the Senate and House Of Repr
SeatdtiUeS Ct the United States Of america in On
gTGss assembled,
That the name of Spencer Kellogg be enter
upon the rolls of the Navy Department., with t.
rank of fourth master, to date from the first
June, eighteen bundled and sixty-,wo, and tb
Mary Kellogg, widow of Sper Ger Kellogg, .
ceased, be put upon the PEN ion ist, with
pension incident to the rank of her husband 81
that the proper accounting officers of the tres
ury be, anu they are hereby, authorized and
rected to settle and adjust the accounts of 81
spencerI Kellogg, deceased, as a first lieuteuaI
of infantry, from the fourteenth day of 81
TENDER, eighteen hundred and sixty-two, to .
twenty-eighth day of October, eighteen hundla
and sixty-one; and his accounts as fourth misia
in the avy, from the first day of August, esll
cen hundred and sixty-two, up to the twsgIgj'
fifth day of September, eighteen hundred anS.,
sixty-three, the date of the execution 70 s1 S.
Kellogg at Richmond, Virginia, by the Ieees
and to nay any money due him to his widow
Mary Kellogg, out of any moneys in the treasn
not otherwise appropriated.
Approved June 80, 1864.
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PRIVATE RESOLUTIONS,
IPRrvArE RrsoLur1oN-No. IL

JOINT RE OLUTION authorizing payment
ofprize money due to Commander Ahner Read
United States navy, to his widow, Constance
Read
Be ii resolved by the Senate and House Of Repre-
Sentatives Of the United SITES Of America in Con
gress assembled.
That the proper accounting officers of the treas
ury be, a hey are hereby, authorized to pay
to Mrs Constance Read, widow of Commander
Abner Read, late of the Uni'ed States navy, the
share of prize money due, or to become due, to
the said Abner Read, for prizes taken by the
United States vessel New London, while under
his command, in the year eighteen hundred and
sixty-one; taking, upon such payment, the re-
cepts of the said Abner r sad, placed by lin in
the hands of said Constance to ena ole her to col
lect said prize money for her own use
Approved February 20, 1864.
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fPRIvArE RssoLuTIeN-No.9.

JOINT RESOLUTION to declare the e0nstr4
ion of JOINT reso .ution for the relief OF
b. Matohett, approved June twenty, eighte'
hundred and sixty-four.
BE IL reSOlUed By the Senate and HouSe of Rspr
seHtdtiUes Of The United States Of AmerGed ia c.
gTeSS assembled,
That the aoove ent tiled Joint resolution shall
construed to authorize and direct the Paymas
General of the United States to adjust the accoJ
of W B. Matchett, chaplain of the tenth re
ment of New York volunteers, and pay him
amount Of the pay and allowances of a chapla
Tor and during the period that said regiment v
in the service of the United States and up TO {
time the SAN was mustered out of service, d
d cling the amount heretofore paid him IS 81
chaplain.
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PRIVATE REsoLUT1oN-No. ?. ]

JOINT RESOLUTION authorizing the sett-
lement of the accounts of J. N. Carpenter,
paymaster in the United States navy.
Be it resolued by the Senate and House Of Rep
resentdtiues Of the United States Of America in Con-
gress assembled,
That the proper accounting officers of the treas
ury be, and tney are hereby, authorized, in sett-
ling the accounts off. N. Carpenter, payma ster
in the United States navy, to ALLOW and credit
him wi h the sum of two hundred dollars, the
same being the value of articl Of clothing stolen
from the United States sloop'' Saratoga" after
said vessel had been put out of commission at
Philadelphia, in January, eighteen hundred and
sixty-three. ...
Annrnxad March LIZ 1894
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(PRrvArE REsoLUrIoS--Ne. Ill

A RESOLUTION provlalngI Tor adlustm'
of the accounts of Henry W. Diman.
Be ii resolved by The Senate and House Of Rep
sentatiues of me United States Of america in @
greSs assembled,
That the accounting officers of the treasury
and they are hereby, directed to adjust the
counts Of Henry w. Diman. late acting assist
paymaster in the navy, Whose books and ps gs
were sunk and lost in the transport ssl M
ssW hitmann in July, ammo Domini eighteen bO.
dred and sixty two in the Mississippi rye e,
according to the principals of equity and jris'N
Approved July l, 1864.
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PRIVATE REsoLUTIoN-No. IL.
A RESOLUTION for the relies Of Cafi

Doble. II Rsp
Resolved by the Sendtd aud House g a. ~.
,e,tatires of the United States Of ATaeT'ea"
gress assembled, he hereby
That the Postmaster General De, an S. the claim
~ Sa,isle Doble for cary ing the mails Pew
Taylor's Falls, Minnesota, and Supet.Dsn bun
csr5siri, from April to November, eish .sid car
bred and fifty-seven, and 10 pay to the rs four
Isle DOble such sum Of money az az him him for CD
ryinv The msiIs as afor said; and the sun n,sg
four d due shall be paid out OF any nv
the treasury not ott erwise appropriate
Approved July /, 1854.
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CoRRRCTIoN.-Edit Rutland Herald !,
We have received poster published by
the Rutland and Burlington Railroad
Company announcing that the people of
Burlington, Rutland, PRooToRsyILLE,
&C., are intending to celebrate the COM
ing Fourth of July. The citizens Of
Proctorsville are to unite s0ih as at Lud-
low on that occasion. Fearing the an
nouncement might make some unnecessa-
ry trouble as there is to be no observance
of the day at Proctorsville, l am request
ed to make this communication.
am, Sir,
Very respectfully,
GEO. SNowDEN RBDPIELD,
Chairman Committee on Printing.
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bors and cares of New England house
hold, or taste for dress above what
fathers or husbands can afford, or which
even absorb all her own earning, or
which leads TO round OF visiting in
rich and genteel families, is In nine
cases out of ten misplaced and source
Of endless chagrin and disappointment
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-06-29

JOINT RESOLUTION relative to the e,.
and letters patent OF William Wheeler NM
bill. ''
Whereas William Wheeler Hubbell claim, ,,,
pensation for the use of his patent Tor ~
thunderboh she'll and fuse, WISH he cIs;s
we're patented by IN ard have been usei =
the government, under l. verbal contract as
alleges between him and the late George Boz.
ford colonel ofordnanee of the United Ststs.
and for the U.S. OF his patent percussion ann,
atus Tor exploding shells, and said letters pa,s,,
are dated January TWENTY-FIVE, eighteen hI,
dred and tfjy six, reissuei January mir e,es,
eighteen hundred and fifty-eight, for fourfesr
years for the shell, January seven, eigbts..
hundred and sixty-two, for seyent en- yeS I,
the fuse, and January twenty four, eightss,
hund ed aud sixty, for fourteen years for n.
percussion device; and whereas the tsstimo5,
IN support of said claim submitted with s,i
patents, and especially with regard to the va,
ldity OF the same ami the verbal contract AZ 10
SAID, IN very volumnious, and the shells an
fuses in the serv ice, which said Huhbell cl,;ns
are made and used IN great numbers nv M
government, and this committee feel that the
have neither the time nor means far nrocur,n,
witnesses aud giving the case the careful less
Investigation which its impo rtanee demand;
Therefore,
Resolved By the Senate and House of Repr,
sentdtirss Of the United States Of America in Con
CESS assembled
Tn At the claim of William Wheeler HubbelI
referred t the Court of Claims, which is herah
vested with jurisdiction, and whose duty it shll
be to mve tigate and determine
First. Is William Wheeler Hubbllel the ost
nal inventor of the shell and fuse and peis,
sslon device afore,aid, or eithea OF them, aud h
he a just and equ table right to comp ID
the same and
Second. What amount OF compensation Is d
entiJled 10 receive for the use of his invent'5
and patents, as claimed, up to the time of s.
jui citiJn, and tor full and entire transiG
ms patents to the United States.
Thiod. And Be 1t further resolved, That eiths
party may appeal to the Suprs me Court of III
United States within ninety days, and the Coar
of Claims shall certify any Judgment that may
rendered in favor of said w lliam Wheeler Hal.
J. h is heirs or legal repres natives in the san
manner, and the same when pre- ented to ID
Secretary Of the Ire ,ruEy shall have the san
effect as nov provided by law, and be paid out
any general appropriation in relation to Jul
gem lent of said court, or for prIvae claims PIT
Cidsd, Thai the SUN hereby authorized TO be pa
shall not exceed one hundred Thousand dollar
which sum the claimant agrees TO accept in FL
of all claims whatever by vIrture of said paten
and contract against the government. And Z
payment of such judgment shall vest the Il
aud absolute right to said patents in the Uni,
states.
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lPRIvATE RESOLUTION No 10
a REsOLU lion for the reliot of Thomas


hEsoLU lIoN for the reliot of Thomas j.
Galbraith.
BE IL resolved By The Seuaic and House Of Repre-
Ssndtiues Of the United Statec of Americd IN Con-
gress assembled,
That the proper accounting officers of the In
terror and direc ed to settle and ADJUST the mon
ey and properly accounts and ella ms OF Thomas
J. Galbraith, as agent Of the United States for
the Sioux Indians of Minnesota, upon such SET
tlement credit for all m )neys and property ac-
tualy expended Ply h IN, in good faith, in and
about the affairs OF hs agency, and TO the use Of
said Iudians, upon his affidavit or aflidavits du-
ly sworn q, OF such expenditure; aad that he be
discharged from oil Ii tbility for on account of
Indian trnst property, which, by his affidavit or
athdayi's as aforesaid, shall clearly appear TO
have destroyed or take and carried away BY
hottie Indians, or by the troops or citizens OF the
United tates, or of thu State of Minnesota,
against his will, and wthou his fault or onni-
vance: Prdoieed That in addition to the afidavits
aforesaid, tue said officers may, in their discre
ton, require corroborstive e1untervailing, or
explanatory evidence of the matters and state
ments in sisd af1dayits set forth and sworn
TO.
Approved July 2, 1864.
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as the boys said, and altogether it was a
scene calculated to make us all feel ex-
cited, If we We're not so accustomed to
such things,
The train left for Burlington at about
four o'clock.
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Approved July2. 1864
TPRIvArE REsoLuTroN-No. II

[PRIvATE RR30LUTPON-NO. II
JOINT RESOLUTION auJholzing the Secretary
thony Sweettng, bate pilot ef the United States
steamer Junsata.
Be it reSoiued By the Senate and House Of Repre-
Sentdttres Of The United States Of America in con-
greSS assembled,
That the Seoretay Of the Navy be, and he is
hereby authorized TO settle and pay the claim
Of Anthony Sweeting, late pilot OF the United
States steamer " JunIa'a, "for 10 Sc, or zines sus-
tanned b. him in cons Quence OF his employment
in the service of vessels of the United States:
Provided That the amount OF said claim shall
not exceed five bundled dollars
Approved July q 1884.
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DR.. L1sroN.-This celebrated Eye and
Ear surgeon is expected to he at the
Central House again on the 18th and
14th OF July next. He has been too
long and too favorably known in this
community to need a particular recon-
mendation at our hands.
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EDIroRIAL CHANsBs.-Mr, o. c. Gage
who has for some time been editorially
connected with the Vergennes Vermont
er announces his intention TO retire in
consequence Of i'll health. Mr., W. G.
Cambridge who, eight months ago leased
out his Office now resumes it again.
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Iend ng before Congress. be, and Tho s,,o',
oN Is rri7rred 10 the Oour. Of claims '' e'
Approved May 81, 1851


JOINT RESOLUTION T. sertl. ~
james Keenan,, late oonsul AZ H. sgo'ln'
Oh ma hoG
BE Il resolved BY ne Senate and yJo,,,. OIL, .,
sentative Of NE United States Of Ims,i,gs Rt,,
grsSS assembled, "'''''a IN "a,
~ ths. th' ,S se1r,.ary OF the Treasury is d.
sui at Hong Kong, China, by allo,y,nn1 's ~ =
thousand eight hun trel aud on' deI,a nln II,
eighty-tour cents; the amount OF luSratals az
eersun odsss obtained against him, ana rSis :
him. and also 10 him the amount inehr,a1l /
him in the exchange between the c oup,,, o
balance on the books of the Treasury os"in., ~
and to pay him the balance, ifany snosa, "
his favor, out OF any money in the traasnr,.
otherwise appropriated, d
Approved June 2, 1854.
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Approved March Is, 1864.
IPR1yATE RrsoLvTIoN-No. 81

JOINT RESOLUTION relating to Green Clay
Good oc.
Be IL resolved by The Senate and House Of Rep
resentdtiue Of the United States Of 4Derica IN Con-
gress assembled.
Thai nothing in an act entitled "An act making
appropriations for the support Of the Military
Academy for the year ending June thlrtlti n,
eirbTeen hundred and sixty-flve,n approved
April first. eighteen hundred and sixty four
shall be so construed as to prevent the re
ment of Green Gay Goodloe, by the Presi lent
of the United States, to a esdetship at said Mil
itary Academy.
Annroytd NAV %, 1864.
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A PAID FIRE DBPARTMEYT.-The law
providing for the organizing of a paid
IRE department in the city of New York
having been decided by the court of ap-
peals to be constitutional, it is supposed
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g The reason why Kirby Smith
gave up the fight was that he was de.
serted by his own troops. 1t has been
stated that he did not enrich himself to
any great extent by selling cotton. He
was one of the most talented and one of
the most decent and humane OF the rebel
generals.
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PRIVATE REsoLuTIoN-No. IA.
JOINT RESOLUTION 10 settle aud nav a,

JOINT RESOLUTION TO settle aud pay &C
counts of ohm s Phelps, of Miss uni as a mem.
ber of the seirty-seYentn Cong ess.
BE q resolved blythe Senate and House NJ Rspr-
seHtattuss Of he United States Of America u, Con-
greSS assembled.
That the proper officers OF the treasury are
herebS authorized and directed to settle ard
and pay the balance due to John s. Phelps, OF
Missouri, as a member of the thirty-,eyeuth Com
gress Tor salary and mileage, deduciing any
amount whloe he may have received theron,
or which he may have received as military gov,
ernOr of A kansas; an the sum sufi ient TO pay
the same be, and he is reby, appropriated out
any money in the treasury not othr siss ap.
IrOprated-
Approved July ., 1864
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Approved June s, 1864


7
AJOiNT RES LUTON for the relief of Be
W. b. Ma chett.
BE At resolved by Tic Senate AID House Of R7
reseatattreS Of the United States Of Anserie1
Congress assembled,
Tn t the Paymaster General OF the United Stu
be authorized and directed to adj ST and p
to W. b. Matchet, the amount due him as cha
lain of the tenth reg iment of New York yoli!
tears, from the time up 10 which he was g
paid 10 the time said regiment was mustered T
OF service.
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that such department will be organic
ed forthwith. ..

OHIo.-The Ohio State Convention
met at Columbus on the 2lst inst, and
nominated by reclamation Gen. J, d.
Cox as candidate for Governor.
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Approval May %, 1864.
PRIVATE RrsoLUrroN--No. Al

PRIVATE RysoLUTroN--No. A.
JOINT RESOLUTION REFER g the claim OF
J H Clark * Co. to the Court Of Claims
Be II resolved on the St3sGse and House Of Repre-
sentairss ofhe United STATES Of America m Con-
That the claim off H. Clark & Co, heretofore
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PRIVATE eEsoLU1Iox-No. 1871

PRIVATE REsoLUIIoE-No, 1871
A REJoLU hon author ri the settlement OF
the accou t. of the late Captain DAM He
bard, of tn United States volunteers, and Of
other off IRIS.
Be It resolved by the Senate and Honse Of Rep.
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GEN. GRAGr.-The Albany Evening
Journal says, and the country will be
sad, though not surprised to hear, that
Gen. Grant is far from well. The her
culean labors of the past eighteen months
have made serious inroads even upon his
iron constitution. He is troubled with
night sweats, and complains of prostra-
ton. He goes to Saratoga in few days
to recruit.
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DUBBBR STATES.

Al new invoice iust received by cAYs 90
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DISAPPOINTED IN SEARCH OF NoToRr-
ETY.-The person (named Edmund Ruff
fin) who happened, to fire the first shot
at Fort Sumter, took shot at himself
on Saturday last, near Richmond, and
is dead. He seems not to have got suf-
ficient notoriety in the Sumter business,
and, by taking to suicide, he probably
expected to revive his name, if only for
few days. The first strike of this man
for Immortality he found costly, but I'M
availing. The second cost but little
only his worthless life. The result is a
few days of posthumous notoriety.
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VIRGINIA JUDGES, MAYORS AND CAP
TANs HoRsE-sTEALERs.-Th Richmond
Republic, says
JUdge Lee, of the Supreme Court of
Appeals of Virginia; his son, Captain
Lee, a quartermaster in the Confederate
army Major Cooper, member of the
Virginia Convention Of 1861 Captain
Quinn, Of the Virginia Senate; Judge
Camden, Judge of the Circuit Court of
Harrison before the war, have been in
dicted by the grand jury of Harrison
county for DEMONSTRATING, This was
was done under charge of Judge
Harrison, present Judge of that circuit,
who instructed the grand jury that any
person in the United States who aided
or sympatized with the confederate
cause was indictable for any act done
by in the name of the confederate author
tiles. The persons named were indicted
for the theft of horses carried off from
Harrison county by Generals Imboden
and William L. Jones during some of
their raids into northwestern Virginia"