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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-29

THE CHAMBER OF CoSINIERCE.-Now
that this organization may be said to be
fiIrly established in our city, it is but
meet and proper that to those to whom
belong the credit OF the affair the pro-
per acknowledgment should be made.
The protector of the organization was
Mr.. Nm. Battelle, of the firm of Booth,
Battellc y Co. Aiter his suggestion
was adopted and advocated by the IN
TELLIGEScER, Mr.. Battelle, by his per-
snnnl eSerttons, secured the support of "A
sufficiently large number OF our bust
ness men to start the movement, which
was carried out.
At the organization of the Chamber
Mr.. Battelle could have received prob-
ably any official position in the gin of
the Chamber, but resolutely declined,
fearful lest his motives in working for
the organization of the Chamber might
be misunderstood by unappreciative
persons.
Mr.. Battelle deserves the chief and
great credit for the work which has
been, we may say, so successfully COM
pleted. He is a young man OF fine
business tandinE-eficient, expert
enced, Industrious and enepgetic-and
we predict for him u future business
success when more years shall have
been added to his life, second tonone.
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DR.. Lee IS graduate of one of the leading
medical colleges or Cincinnati, Ohio and hPs
been actively engaged in the practice ofmteti-
tclne and surgery for more than fourteen
years, uhe last two years of which has been in
MheeinE lnnd ne feels confident that nom the
knowledge which. he has acquired OF his pro-
ieSSion during so long and varied a practice,
that he VIII be able to satisfy all who NAV IA
Eor him with their patronage. DR.. Lee, In adj
dltlon 70 MS regular practice, Will devote a
part OF each day to the treatment of Chronic
Diseases. DR.. Lee Is now prepared with All
the necessary apparatus for the scientific
larry in the treatment Of many diseases both
acute and chronic, to which he would invite
the especial attention of the afflicted. DIR
Lee mas given much time and attention to the
study and practice of Operative OptLainiie
Surgery, and he Is now prepared 10 T1RrfioTn'
ali the various operations on the Eye a. well
MS TO treat all the different diseases OF the
same In strict accordance with the latest and
most approved scientific methods of the pres
ent time. F7Tl z1II-iF- - -
DIR. Lee cures Cancers, Rheumatism. Mem
r1lgia and diseases OF the Eye, Ear. Liver
Complaint, Nervous Debility Fever and Anue
and NIL Of the various and painful 7dIseases
whienwOmen are subject to. Tl l7T7'l77
Any person wishing to consult the Doctor
privately or for any private disease, can do so
elIner personally or by letter, confidentlAlly
iSing upon his honor % preserve their secret
Dr.. Lee cures all the different forms OF. Club
Foot, by an opemtion which Is attended with
no danger, and with but little pain. - =
Private diseases speedily md permanently
cured. Trentment-new, safe and reliable,
Dr. Lee VIII give two hours every Wednes-
day and saturday afternoons to the treatment
OF those who are unable to pay. go.
REFEREScE-PToE John II. Scudder Gin
einnaii, Ohio; Prof y. Freeman, Cincinnati
Ohio; Prof. Edwin Freeman, Cincinnati OhiOs
DR.. Robt, 8. Newton, N. Y, CITY. ~ , -
Besides numerous Testimonials from uersons
who have been cured by me, and my DipIO-
mas can be seen in my Office. octiS
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DHalling Houses Tor Sale.

THOSE WISHING TO PURCHASE A
homestead might do well to call and ex-
anime the following houses before arrange
ments are made for their occupancy for the
coming year brick house on Hampden St.
2 fame houses on Monroe St; brick house
on Fourth St.; / brick house on Union St.;
brick houses on John ST.; brick house on
Centre St.; brick house on Jefferson St, be-
tween Main and Market; / brick house on
Chapline St; 2 brick houses on EoR St.; 2 hne
1. IRWIN,
dec2T-lw Real Estate Agent.
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WINE OF TAR.
WINE OF TAR.
WINE OF TAR.

WINE OF TAR contains all the Ned
teal Virtues flPLNE TREE TAR.
1T rs UNNECESSARY TO SPEAK OF
Il the curative properties OF Tar. The world
knows that II Its medical properties are prOp-
erly extrocted and held in solution that there
are rev II any remedies equal to It ia CURING
nH IhrOdt and lung DiseuSeS. 80.
It's great curative powers are bringing It to
the attention Of physicians and they lind no
remedial agent more valued when its use Is
Rfne or Tar is pleasant to the taste and
adapted to both children and adults ],
AS TONIC giving new Vfgor and life to the
system, lt is preferable to the many hBitters"
which crowd the market and have a Tendency
Lo1ncIeaSe 1ntemperance. -
. WLNE. llfLlhIAIe. cures Consumption
Coughs Colds, Sore Throat and Breast Bron3
chltts, Asthma, Diptberia, Gravel, Diabetes
ana Diseases Of the Kidney and Bladder and
Sold BY Druggists and Grocers throughout
the United states at only 81 90 a bbttle. -
Prepared only by 80 ~ ~. ~
OLIVER CROOK d co.
Ask for DR.. Proctor's @WINE OF, IA IN
Improved. ~ 2 - ~ - : :
ss ReRare OF ,COunterfeitS. ss
Genuine have swine of Tar" blown on
For sale by T. II. Logan & Co. and Logan.
List q Co., Wheeling, W. Va. 1n6y6-smdSy111
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SAXE,s
- LECTURE LAST N1aHr.-

Va.I,.- LECTURE LAST NIaHT,-
Tith 4gton Han was filled last night
. brilliant audience TO hear this
.lstinguished gentleman. We never
remember so large, certainly not SO
choice, an audience at a lecture before.
Many more seats could have been sold.
Want of room was the difficulty expe-
rienced last night. The lecture was in
all respects satisfactory. The poem on
yankee Land1 was full of fine pen
pictures of scenes and people, and
abounded in the rarest wit and humor,
together with many touches of elo-
quence and patriotism. The large au-
dience manifested their qualification
many times during its delivery.
Mr.. SAKE lectures to night at wash
ington, Pa. There was some idea OF
getting him to appear here again Satur-
day night, but he himself did not deem
it advisable. He hopes to be with us
next season, and we are sure that his
audience last night will generally re-
ciprocate the hope most cordially.
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Commissioners Sale.
Good Timber Land on the B. go.
Railroad. S'''
Good Oil Lands.

DuRSUAET TO AHDECRFE OF TIFF,
Circuit Court OF Marshall COunts, West
NiIginin, made at the November term. A. n.
1872, oTuer1ng the sale of 10 OF a certain tract
Of land belonging to the estate OF John M
OLTef, deceased, lying in the county and State
aforesaid, and appointing the undenSiRned
commissioners to sell the same, and by the
will offer the whole OF the above tract Of ianSi,
situated on both sides OF the B, q b. r. r.. nj
boafu Tree tunnel, and containing about
.=,sr--s I0IO ACRES, - .Fl--
at public sale. The land e az snperior mai
ltyS wei Walered5 and about 800 ACRES cleared,
under fence, and well set In Timothy and
tltse = 2 une Young bearing orchard
Portable log dwelling house corn C.Til1, JvSSnJI
shed, &c. The timber land Is known NJ fbe
Gated in West Virginia, aboundin0 in ~
poplar, hickory, sugar and biacl IvaI1nf'
This property g really desirable. either for or
B. & o. r. r., thirty-eight miles nom Whe al
ing, with the advantage OF both eastern ana
western markets., and adjoining the lands Of
where there are several wells being suiIi-
WITH very nattering prospects OF oil. 1T q
also one OF the best located sheep fnrms in the
given, the widow and admit heirs Joining N
lne deed. POSSESSION given on confirmation
OF S5le oy the court. The sale will be held n
Bolton, on the B. & o. r. r., on Tsi =
Thursday, 1Iih of January Isae
a. O'Clock ?. m. germs-Ons-th third eash In
hand, and the residue ON a credit al an AMI
twelve months, with Interest, to be pFoperiy
Persons desiring further information r.,n
obtain q by addressing Jos. r. McTSifi cav.
" 20, Pr Or John II. Day,
JOHN II. DAY
JOS. r. MCIsAiN
8eS!S-t0s .s Commissioner
sale, and send hill 70 J. r. Mel ain. CiaysyiiIe
- WIN copy OF paper. Z ~ - ili-.1lr :
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IRA WonD IN sTsAsoS.-You cannot tr,nke
a holiday present more acceptable to n lady
than bottle Of Golden Lily OF japan, Per!
hume or Fonhde. For sale, with great VA
riety of select Toilet Articles, Perfumes. sc.
by 4, H. Logan & Co., and Logan, List & Co,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Wheeling,
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Sale Of Fine Horses, Buggies, &c.

T AM AUTHORIZED BY GEO. ". SMITH,
ESQ, to sell at the Brewery, on next
Wednesday, the 9th inst, Immediately after
the sale Of Government Property on that day,
as follows:
Two Pine Buggy Horses.
Two bloO1ed Canadian Horses, one young,
entire iet black, fast, powerful and quiet In
harness; BuggieS, Harness, Saddles and Bril-
dies; one strong wagon, for farming purposes,
two fine Cows, In milk; one last springs Cali;
Stoves, &c. GEO. E. WICRHAM,
dACE8 AuCff0neaF
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STlLL No woRD.-Our authorities
had up to yesterday evening received
no further word OF the escaped prison.
ers. The roads, country, Sc, here
abOuts were etfeetually secured, but
without success.
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West YIFglniN Business COIIeg,

Monroe street. - q
Open day and Night for students.)
OFFERS SUPERIOR FACILITIES TO
~ youths and young gentlemen, for nc1uiFI
ing scientific and practical business eiiuca-
non. Instruction given in Book keeping: N
MT1ttngi In Arithmetic and Counting House
Calculations. in Commercial Law in 1uTneTS
cy and Banking, In how 10 tTanSact Rnsiness
IN FORMATION OF character, in the Laws al
dealLh and In Grammatical Science :
Terms SO, payable ON entering Time not
Ilmlted. (dec2-lml w. PRYOR. PrincIrNaI
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THE NEW.YORK TRIBUNE
1866.

,,.3 MO- H. 1885, 54a aa5
Our mostmomentous, rduousstruggl 10 hav-
ing resulted in the triumph Of American Ma
tionallty, the utter discontinue and over
throw OF Secession and Slavery, THE TRI-
BUNE, profoundly rejoicing in this result, Will
labor to conserve the legitimate fruits of this
grand, benignant victory by rendering Lib
erty and Opportunity the common heritage
of the whole American People now and ever
more.
DiscountenRnclng all unmanly exultation
over or needless Inhiction of pain or priVa-
ton on the upholders OF the lost cause, 1t
will insist on the earliest possible restoration
and influence In our Union on the basis OF
An Rights for An their People.
1t will labor In hope to prove that the sub
stitution Of Free for Slave Labor must inev-
itably and universally conduce to the increase
Of Industry, Thrift, Prosperity and Wealth.
so that the South, within the next ten years,
must look back amazed, on her long persist
ence in o practice so baleful as the chattel-
izins OF Man.
1t will labor for the diffusion of Common
School Education, Manufactures, the Useful
Arts, &C., &C., throughout every portion of our
country, but especially throughout the SEQ
lions hitherto devoid Of them, believing that
every good end Will thereby be snbServed and
the interest OF every useful and worthy class
promoted. $3.50, ,-... -sf,-fE
It VIII urge the Protection of Home Indus
try by discriminating duties on Foreign Pro-
ducts imported, with a view to drawing hith-
er the most capable and slkillful artihcers and
artisans Of Europe, and the naturalizing on
our soil Of many branches OF production
oil
while It would strengthen and extend those
which have already a footliold among us.
It will givecarefu attention to progress and
Improvement in Agriculture, doing its best at
once to bring markets to the doors of our
| farmers and teach them how to mike the
most Of the opportunities thus afforded them.
Ir win devote constant attention TO Mar
kets, especially for Agricultural Products, with
intent to save both producer and consumer
from being victimized by the Spectator and
forestaIler. 1i5 -
And, giving faIr scope to, Current Litera-
ture, to the proceedings of Congress, and to
the general News of the Day, it hopes to re-
tain Its old patrons and attract many new to
bear them company. u-s7dr .
We rarely employ travelling agents, as so
many imposters are habitually prowling in
the assumed capacity of solicitors for Jour
nails, We prefer that our subscribers shall
pay their money to persons they know and
of whose Integrity they are assured. Any
friend who believes he will do good by in
creasing the circulation of THE TRIBUNE Is
authorized to solicit and receive Gubscrip-
lions. Specimen copies will be promptly sent
without charge to those requiring them, and
we trust many friends will be moved to aslr
their neighbors and acquaintance to Join in
making up their clubs.
The Great Family Newspaper
NOW Is the Time to Subscribe.
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RIVER NEws.-The river was rising
yesterday, with fourteen feet and four
inches in the channel.
The regular packets made their usual
trips, besides which the departure of
EEpress for Parkersburg was the only
movement to record.
The Eagle is the packet for Parkers-
burg to-day.
The Mem State, which was yesterday
being loaded with Government stores,
will leave for Cincinnati at 4 O'Clock
this p. NJ.
The Edinburgh is the regular weekly
packet for Cincinnati tomorrow. She
will leave at a z. NJ.
We have unintentiOnally failed to
mention n change OF time In the run
ming ofthe Wheelingand Bellair packet,
ZdnesDhIe. For the change see onr I'D
vertising columns. Our clever young
friend, Mr.. d. b. Clarke, formerly of
Battery ID, presides in the office.
The landing yesterday WAS tolerably
lively. Freight and passengers were
pretty abundant, A
Quite n number of coal boats passed
uo"h. = q IL &. .-
SOLDIERS LEAGUES our paper to-
day we publish an account of the pro,
ceedings of the Soldiers State Conven-
ton which assembled at CIarksburg on
the sd inst. The report WIN be found
interesting.
1t will be seen that our city was rep
resented Mt the meeting, although there
were no efforts made here, in the way of
"A meeting, TO secure a representation.
We ndyiSad Dur rot,-,,o5 - az.
when the call was issued for the State
Convention, to hold n meeting and send
delegates. Our suggestions We're not
adopted, and our city was not regularly
represented. H
We suggest again that meeting be
called ut AN early day and arrange
ments made to have us represented at
the next convention.
We shall be pleased to hear sugges-
tions on this subject, and to act in con
cert with any of our fellow soldiers in
the mntter.
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Tor SAFE.
DweIiinp House for Sale.

n w1nL SELL MY DWELLING HOUSE,
| on Iefefson sETeeE 4 PeEFons hing to-
PoESession given Immediately. Apply to
.,oo TICS nE9 VI 3. e M9idS9N' or
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For Sale.

IN THE SIXTH WARD, A NUMBER OF
brick and frame dwellings, of four, hye
and six rooms. Also, my frame cottage, with
eight lots near the Belmont NILS; my coun-
biIildIng lots. If not sold before January LIST,
1853 the dwellings. viii be ented.s = ~
THOS. HORSBROOR,
once, Custom House. Residence, No. 20 EoR
strfat 9Th Wand. dec27.tf
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Meaifia1I.
a CARD TO THE LADIES. :
"@' DIR. .DUPoNco's
Golden Periodical Pills,
FOR FEMALES.

Infallhle in Correcting Irregularities Ranov.
ing Distinctions of the Monthly f'nrns
nom Whatever Cause, and
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL AS A PREVENTIVE
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by n certain
PIactSe indnlged In when alone, a habit ire
qIentIy learned from evil companions, or at
school, the effects OF which are nightly fejt.
even when nsleeG and II not cured, renders
marriage impossible, and DESTROYS both MINI
and body, should apply immediateiy. t'O
=, W hata pity that q young man, tie hone of
ms country the darling ofIlis parents shnIiId
ne snatched from all prospects and enioV
ments OF life, by the consequences Of deyi9-
Ing rom the path Of nature and induigip0
ba1I secret habit Such PERSONS MUST
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R. n. LEE, M. D.,
Physician, SlTggQR & ACCOUChGHp

oFFIcB AND RESIDENCE, HIaF
No. 6s Cor. hin Alley and Main Sc,
CENTRE WHEELING, T
Where he may be found at aIl times unless
professionally absent. q
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The full Reports of the American Institute
Farmers Club, and the various Agricultural
Reports, in each number, are richly worth a
years subscription.
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Trust not your lives or health To tho cov. =,
many unlearned and worthless SreteS1ES.I -
destitute Of KNOWLEDGE name Or. trSS5oatI
who copy DIR. Johnstons aiVert5sa;1
~ ne IN the newspapers REGULAR
ttuISY keep you uthtng month afiar TnonTt5'
- III Y IneiE nlthy and poisonous combonnds'
L ~ iollg as the smallest fee can be obtajneJ
t ,Iie "a despair, leave you with ruined HEATH
'CTS. ~ Eyer oyer your own calling dlsappointmenf
t,s III; Johnston Is the only Physician sdyer-
- als credentials or diplomas, always hanzIn
His remedies or treatment are pnlrpown N
~ Ottn,e[s, prepared from life spent in the
s d. hospitals OF Europe, the first in the
country, and more extensive YIyiI,1Its 1900
'han any other Physician In the world. '''s'e'
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS
4, The many thousands cured at this inst,tr.
non year atter ye1r, and the numerous i'm
Rortant Surgical Operations performed nv
n! II. Johnston, witnessed by the reporters n
me! me sun Clipper" and many other paDeFE.
nouceS Of which have appeared Rqafn and
sealn before the public, besides his standinn
" gentleman OF character and responsihiIfSS
y, y sutncient guarantee to the affiicted.7 -
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CIJRED.
No letters received unless post-paid ann
containing stamp to be used on The reTSS
5tIeLsons writing should state age and send h6T,
dOn OF advertisement describing sv1mnfoJhS
-, JOHN n. JOHNSTCjN m n
OLthe Baltimore Lock Hogpifal RaifiynGna
-SS5 y MarylandS
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Especially, who have become the victims q,
habit which annually sweeps to an untimei9
grave thousands of Young Men OF the mos
exalted talents and brilliant intellect, who
might otherwise have ENHANCED lisfaninS
Senates with the thunders Of eloquence. oS
walked to ecstacy the living Tyre, NAV IcSII
with full confidence. A
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DISEASE OF hIPRUDENcE.

=, When the misguided and imprudent yotarv
o. pleasure finds TINT he has imbiiSed re
seeSis q ms painful disease, it too often han
pens that an iI;timed sense OF shame. or dreaa
~ ~ 1tsG4INery, deters him from applying ~
St aone peI1end him, DELAYING till the CON-
sLittnt2fnal symptoms OF InIs horTid dIseoss,
=. pat diseased nose, nocturnal pains in tIS
i aes5o ana limbs dimness OF sight, deafneSS
tIO1ts On me shln-bones and arms bIotchesS
ZIP m iIightfu rapidity, TIL at last me naiat
oI ne mouth or the bones OF the nose taiI n,
horrid object OF COMMUNICATION nntI 5SatI1
P1Is Ps[iod 70 his dreadful sufferingS nv
SsII11 nun 70 that undiscovered efnntry
H9m whence no traveller returns v "e4i1S
IL ~ y 9 netdnch0tg fact that thousands foI
HicElns 20 this terrible disease owing Ia fFs'
t me use 81 that deadly Il01s0n MsTcIfyT nix
Lne SohStltut'on, and make the residue OF liz,
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TIE " IRZ TRIAL.
iEguiar Proceedings Case Indenp-
it,Iy Postponed.

Fd,'irrfon, August s3.-rhe motion to qua.h tbs
, l.re. snd rpoelfeitlons against Captain wirE,
40 by the defendanrs counsel We. argued :, i'm
sip'liy by Judgo Hughes who coutended thst they
sore too general and uncertain, and that the Of
fences CHARGED were coynizable by civil and not
military Courts.
Tio Comm 'slon ovc-ruled the motion, and the
o .onor Gi'n p.eaied no, guilty" to Lha charges
s.ains' him.
Col. Chipman, the Judge Advocate suggested that
tbe prisoner be remantod 10 the Old Capitol and that
l.e CJurt now adjourn,
In this the Court, without formal vote. sequi.
f'cei
Judge Hurhe. wished to know to what time the
Court had ouned.
Cot Chapman repAed that he would notify counsel
o. me reS-somblns Of the Court and thea requested
the wines in attendance to give info A. to
ere thoy reided, and instructed them not TO leave
tne elty until properly discharged.
Judge Hughes said ha vAatsd 70 hs heard.
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THE EXCHANGE or PRISONERS.
Oar Coverur,e ,eut yindic.tcd.

Washington, August f2.--hAjor-Gen. Hitchcock
has published letter the subject Of the exchange
Of prisoners the cause Of the surpenSion the inhu-
mani,y Of the rebel government and ju.,ifylns the
policy Of Secretary stanton. Gen Hitchcock In this
letter, says;
As lon. A. the cartel for the exchange Of prisoners
respected IN tho SOUTH II faithfully observed
by our Government, and there wN no reason 10
doubt itr faithful execution By tho Government until
tie end OF the war unless properly revoked by COM
petent authority II ths rebel authorities had not di
deed, Of great sggiavatiOn,
Geu. uitchcock adds
The day must CONS when every true American will
he proud Of the reflection that the Government
stiong enough TO crush tho rebellion without losing
tho smAlest element Of its humanity or Its dignity,
and stands before the world unimpesChod In iIa true
honor and glory.
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TIE TRIAL or JEFFERSON DAVIS.
Note from MIR. Gillctt, His Counsel-Not
from Mr. Davis.

Albany, N Y, August 22.-Ar. X. II. Gilleu, one
Of the counsel Of Jefferson Davis, in a note to the
Albany ANGUS ssys!
br Davis has no more information concerning his
trial than others have.
In letter from Mr.. Davis, dated the 18th inst, to
M. Gilott he rays;
am siill ignorant Of the charges Asslnst me, the
source OF them, and the triuhnM before which am
20 answer. Your letter gives me tue hut notice Of
the Washington Indictment.
Mr.. Davis roquest. Mr. Gillsn to have conference
with Mr.. Charles oConnor, hi, only other counsel,
that they may be prepared for tie trsl whenever
1, may be brought on, with a. little delay IA the
nature and importance Of the case will permit. A
direct application 10 the proper department. Gkins 70
he Informed, II not improper when, where ard before
what tribunal Mr.. Davis 10 TO be tried remains unan-
ssereI, because, s Ia supposed neither hss been
actually determined by the President,