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RY GREEN a WILLIAMS, AucuOneer..

Ks OIsIIsN q W ILLIhHIo, AucIIUnteTe.
LARsE LIVERY STABLE FOR SALE on
SRoIND RENT; on SIXTH STREET. BE-
ANENIES, BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
On MONDAY, the Sth inst, at 81 O'Clock ..
m, we shall sell. in front of the premises. one
large Frame Building, used a livery s. bic by
messrs; Clever Rainey, on ground rent, which
to run.
Terms: One half cash. balance in three and six
months, secured by a deed OF trust on the prem.
Uses.
All conveyaHcing and revenue stamps at the cost
of the purchaser.
oc %-d GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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ply w. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT OPPOSITE
THE CIRCLE IN FIRST WARD, AT AUC-
On MONDAY Afternoon, Oct. 80 at ~ O'Clock,
We will sell that very valuable property in front OF
the premises being lots ahs u in square s. front
ing 20 feet the Circle and los feet on sd St and
will be divided 10 SUIT purchasers
The attention of purchasers il invited 20 the glie
as the location is very desirable one and offers
inducements to buyers
Terms: third cash; balance in six, twelve,
taken.
oc24 w L. WALL A co Aucts
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS AT
~ ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Chief QuaYtern1dSter S0fcs, Depot of Wdshtagton
Westminster, ID. C., October u, 1855 Z
Will be sold at public auc isn, on the premises
under the direction of Brevet Lieutenant Colonel
&c; g; Lee, A. q. M. at Alexandria, Va 90
THURSDAY, November 2, 1865, CONNIE ncing at 10
O'Clock a. m the following described Government
AT THE AMERICAN COAL CoMPANY,s
WHARF
One ID Building, IS by pa feet.
One ID Building, S. by l67 fees.
One ID Building, 95 by les fees
AT TEE HEAD OF KING STREET
One ID Guard house, 10 by % feet.
One I'd Guard house, Il by 20 feet.
AT BRIGGS BARRACKS
Five (5) Barracks. each % by 100 feet
One % Mesa house, % by lao feet.
Two t2) Ofhcers' Quarters, each Is by u feet
One ~ Officers Quarters, 10 by 80 feet, with Shed
attached, 10 By 10 feet.
One I'd Headquarters, 20 by 30 feet, with an at
tachment. IL by % feet. =.
One % Adjutant's Office, ls by 80 feet, with an
attachment, ~ by IA feet "
One Cd Stable, 20 by 30 feet.
One I'D Stable, L. by l2s feet
One ID Guard house, Il by 30 feet.
Two go Outhouses, each by Is feet.
Three go 0uthouses, each by feet
one I'd Clubhouse, by feet.
The Buildings will be sold singly, IN ths order
named, ana must be removed by the purchasers
within ten days from date of sale
Terms cash, in Government funds
d. H. FUCKER,
&C N-5t Depot of Washington.
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FOR SALE OR RENT-Thirty acres Of valuable
j QUARRY and FARM LAND ON the banke Of
the Potomac, at the Chain Bridge For psrtfcu-
lars apply TO W. 7. DIVA l., Foundry, George
town. &C Sim
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GALE OF CONDEMNED CHARACTERISTICS
y STORES, GRAIN AND GRAIN SACKS.

- STORES, GRAIN AND GRAIN SACKS.
CHEF QuarternaSter'S 0sce, Depot Of Washingtonl
Washington, d. C., October q, 1855 (
VIII be sold at public auction. under the direc-
lion OF Captain Samnel B. Lauffer, A. O. M at
sixth. street Wharf, Washington, ID. O., on SAT-
URDA1, November 4, 1855. at 10 O'Clock q m, :,
a lot OF Condemned Quartermaster Stores consist
ing Of
Axes, Chairs, Wrenches, Inkstands, Lanterns,
Brooms, Shovels, Saddles, Tables, Harness, Forks
Benches, &c.
viii be sold at the same time and place
81 BUSHELS OF CORN
10000 GRAIN SACKS.
date of sale.
Terms Cash, in Government funds
ID. n. RUCKER,
Brevet Maj. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster
ocH-7t Depot of Washington
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A UCTION SALE OF HOSPITAL PROPERTY.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS AT
- ALEXANDRIA, VA.
ChfsfO1dyteTudS,sri,O mrs Dspof NJ MA .k,nsfou ,

GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS AT
- ALEXANDRIA, VA.
encouragement 0fce, Depot Of Wdshtnstoal
WdshtHgtoR, ID. c.. October Is 1855 Z
VIII be sold az public auction, on the d emlsej,
under the direction of BTevet Lieutenant Col mel
j. u. Z. Lee, A Y. M, at and near Alex Ard ri a.
va. on FRIDAY, November 5. 1853. commencing
at 10 clock a. m. the following described Govern
ment buildings, as follows:
AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF WATER
AND QUEEN SHEETS.
Ohe % Mess house, 10 by IS feet, two stories
AT HUNTING CREEK BRIDGE
One Cd Guardbouse, Is by Al feet.
One (l) Block ouse, % by 81 feet, heavy timber
together with the Gates at both ends of the bridge
and &C feet of stockade.
AT SLOUGH BARRACKS. BETWEEN THE
RAILROAD AND LITTLE RIVER PIKE
One % Guardhouse, 20 by Al feet.
AT BAKERY POST, NEAR SICKLES' BAR
BACKS.
One ID Guardhouse, IL by 80 feet.
The buildings will be sold singly, in the order
named, and must be removed from the premises
within ten (l0) days from date of sale.
Terms cash, in Government funds.
ID. II. FUCKER
Brevet Maj. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster
&c S5t Depot of Washington.
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AUCTION SALES.
[Fer otAe- Axetsoa Sales, see ts.rta p..,.

lf~ otAer AsettSa Sdies, see fosrR pdSs.1
Pr CROWN, WALKER q CO., Auctioneer,.
VALUABLE LOT AT AUCTION AT THE
. CC99KSER OF NEW JERSEY AND hAssA.
We will sell on WEDNESDAY, November lst st
40 clock p. m, on the premises. Lot ID, in Square
No. 565. said lot fronts IS feet 9inches on New
Jersey avenue, and with front Of 20 feet on Mas
sachusetts avenue. This lot is located in q bust
ness neighberhood, being near the Depot. Suit
able for any Kind OF business
Title good. Sale without reserve
Terms One third cash; the balance in six and
twelve months. Deed given and deed Of trust
taken.
All conyevascins, including revenue stamps, at
~ vs. GROWN, WALKER AGO,
oc sat Auctioreers
A UCTIoN SALE OF HOSPITAL PROPERTY.
WASHINGTON, d. O., October rs, 1855
Will be sold at Public Auction, in this city, at
Judiciary Square Warehouse, Fifth and Y streets,
on THURSDAY, November 2, at three CLOCK In
the afternoon, lot of serviceable Hospital Prop
srty, consisting Of White and Grey Blankets,
sheets, Ceunterpanes, Pillow Cases, Shirts,
Drawers. Gowns. Stockings, Mugs, Pitchers
Knives, Forks Spoons, Bowls, Iron Bedsteads, &c
Terms cash
Purchasers will be required TO nav for and re.
move goods within forty eight hours from sale.
Surgeon q. s. A and Medical Purreycr.
&C 2S-4t
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS AT
- G,STREET WHARF AND EASBY'S
Chief Quartermaster'S Office, Depot Of Washingtorl
washington, ID. C.. October %, 1855 {
Will be sold at public auction, the premises
under the direction of Captain j IL Crowell, A
Y III :, on FRIDAY, November 5, 1855, commencing
at 10 O'Clock a. m, the following described
Government Buildings. situated in this city, viz:
AT G-S1REET Wharf,.
Sne ID Office, 81 by 60 feet two stories.
One I'd Guard Quarters and Store room, Is by los
One % Shed, used as a blacksmith shop, Is by
IA feet
One % Storehouse, "a by 100 feet
Iwot2l StorehOuses, each - by IS feet.
One Cd StoTehouse, y by 100 feet.
One ID StOrehouse, p by liz feet.
One I'D StOrehOuse, % by 115 feet.
Two t2) Storehouses, each - by ll8 feet
One "a StoreBouse, p by lis feet.
One % Shed, "a by "a feet.
One ID Shed, "a by 10 feet.
One ID Shed, l9 by so feet.
One az Shed, 20 by s. feet
One ~ Shed, 10 by s. feet
AT EASBY'S WHARF. NEAR G STREET
SIX t6) StorehOuses, each - by Il21a feet
One % StOTehOuse, y by IO2 feet
One % Shed, IL by liz feet.
One ~ Shed, q by 81 feet.
Que % Shed, IL by 100 feet.
The buildings will be sold singly, in the order
named, and must be removed within ten days from
date of sale.
Terms Cash, in Government funds
ID. IL. RUCKER,
Breyet Major Gen and Chief Quarterma5ter
&C . st Depot of Washington
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EeR RENT-Four FURNISHED HOUSES,
J. from 9 to ID rooms each. Three Unfurnshed
Lots on street, between 18th and 18th streets; 2
Building Lots on ii street, between 6te and 7th
streets; Building Lots on l. street, east of 23d
street; Building Lot on 10th street, near street,
House and lot On 10th street. near 4 street, fer
s. zoo: Apply to @. II. WOOD, firm of MITCH
ELL SON, southeast corner of Pa avenue and
18th street. OCT
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ITO LET Two ofthe largest STORE ROOMS in
Il Washington, being the upper stories OF build
ing southeast corner 18th street and Pa ayenue re
Gently occupied by the late Jas Skirvipg a stove
store.
Also, a large BASEMENT, suitable for q first
class Restaurant, in rear of said building, near
Washington Theater. Inquire of NAGLE co,
Wine Merchants, on premises. oe 10 If
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FOR RENT OR LEASE-Three- story BRICK
i DWELLING and STORE, No. 154 Ponnsyl-
Ssns AVE. between nth and 18th streets nas
OF store given Immediately. Possession Of dwell
ing given on the LIST Of November. Inquire within
at 1853 18th st oe eff
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TEAS, COFFEE, &C.
Black TEAS 0' vi oreen ano
=; AIso best Java, maricabo, Rio and Laouvrs
SOFFEES Roasted and Ground Coffee. Brown,
Dandelion Coffee, at D'o"h
EGAN PERRIEs
oc H-4hf Corner of X and 9Th street
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1865-01-07

49, 4 a. n
FhuOhhlscnoollpr 'n0 ooluler slp'
Nid,bIpm,n Easy, ~. .C.pt,. Nery,tt. IN
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.S.,,l Observation-Disclosures
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Marian Grey by Holmes, s,........,.......sq
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sn.ui,b and English dictionary. .,......... as
Ra,,lin.oui, u-ridotus. us.lyol,,...,.......,bl5 4
De Marta Military lav, .,.,...u,,.... %
Coolsy's Practical Receipts, .,,..........., IS
Llis o, Napoleon, W J., Ardsthe, ,.,.,..,,to
Foreign Tour Of Brown, Jones and Robinson, tj
Piae Arts, Illustrated, ,........,,,.., go
Mash's Course Of Bookkeeping, ,,,.,,.. %
OJclopeiil Of Chronology, &C.,. .,.,u.,,.. 86
National Alninsc, 1864, ..,...,............. Ss
Housekpepr's EncycIspeds NJ Co5kins, o,c. ss
Isoan's Spanish aud rngi.h Dictionary, .,.. SO
Allison. History o, Europe by Could ,,. A
Lsrd thestsaeid's Lottcrs to his son, Span
i,h) Observation-Disclosures. sls
Pattot,s Hi,tory OF the United states, ..... 81
Warrington Irving, Complsle Works %
yolA Observation-Disclosures. .... $50
Carpenters Human rhyscoogy a5
Arabian Nights Entertainments with six
hundred ongraylugi, 50
At,suus wsrdhis book, 90
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1865-01-07
Transmission of Money byn 'IaiI.

Tho postal moucy.ordcr system Ms to
be put INTO operation throughout the coun.
Try, on thu lat Of November. 1t Is mton.
dod to promote public convenience by af-
lQrdmg q cheap, immediate, and safe
agency for tho transmission through tho
mails Of small sums Of money, for which
bank-dmftscan not readily bo procured.
Tho mode by which safety is secured con-
sists in leaving out of the order the name
Of The paycc or party for whom the money
is intended. In this respect n money!
order dillors from an ordinary bank-d draft
or check. When money order is appl-
cd for, the postmaster will furnish tho
applicant with printed form of appioa-
ton, in which the latter win enter ali tho
particulars Of amount, maine, address, &c.,
required to be stated in tue mouey,order
and advice. From the items contojned n
such application, the post-mastel YIN hn
up the money order, and also the )orres-
ponding form Of advice. n
Tho order when completed, u jnded
the appIlcot, upon payment of tiio8un ex-
pressed therein and Of the f. ohqrgtablo
thereon, which fec mWiiape, aRl De paid
IN money postage stamps mol bei reesi-
udble therefor. By the mail Immediately
following the issue of money ordsr, the
postmaster transmits the corresponding
advice to the post-mastor at tho Office Upon
which it is drawn. The latter is thus fur
nishcd, bcfore the order itself can be pre-
4 sentqd, with qll necessary inf9gmQtion to
y detect fraud, II any should 20 attempted.
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1thhc4e andians On the 20th
NSEV"0eEhssst'D
IHp, OPs, Ktow,v 3 cov,vcry !, r,,.p,.n,r,o,,
Il Camp an Ria Blanca i06iniios XIII u
eI Fart Bosco,n nno dth IQei
Cant. Bry q. Crr, pp
| Asgt. di,l G3rnr,r
Dc1l 6rNew lI,vioo
gF- lgo,t, r5 n II ..Y.....
| C3t4A&s. -I1Av,'tl, Tcror "a s,,b,,;.
for tRelaforus-ion of 'i3l Ea,Sg,l 'EoI,
|marlinr t1a B.8...s.,l .,b, r,rn,r;n,
.roport ofr~o1-e,s,g, ., ;ysagygz4rv x ,.....5
and, gomrper5# indian. ''.'' '''' ''
. arrived A. Por. plscom " NJ n, A..
\ 10th ultImo, witl snrSntr.Gyc I.n o,J
Z Anachl Indians. Attbis nI"cs + fa,,d @i,
I theEA1aanie. oomnri,ins fho n,noI;,,,,'
4 h rt'diuss. tomol, nh AMI no,,,nt
/ lsit Fort Baegom ON ths l2'bul' w,tS 'tha
+. following fora,s .vjz " ~
Cara.n rut.'s Comnapv aRD 1s,roy
| alry. Gall yos Go man. " "
G1ptain Wtham's r,mn,pv ulr,, Isl
. Cavalry. &. Y, 8Omo,. @
Iieut, ealh.witlaloaalm,nt M Gam.
many "N.n l.ttavy. CIV. ogmau.
Ulpajn ysps', Gomnanv 0At" lst coy.
a.rv. IN. Eois,
Liugt. Bisbop and 90 men.
/ Craaa Ir1ay C,mn,ny aDp lst Csy.
Ialrr. NN.llIj. "a ln.g
I u..lIuisto1 .vith 53 man of c,,,.
't ''"
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tAeir lodges and provisions from their
village; also somo stock tbat thew Ind left
behind them in thcirretreat. | therefore
determined to return TO the VILLAGE ana
DESTROY it. Inow pave orders for Cant,
Fritz to protect nv right flank with his
COMPANY dismounted and deployed as
skirmishers. Cant. Witbam's and a part
Of Cant, Deus. eompany on tho loft lanE
and Cant. Birncv's and Lieut.. Ueath,s dc.
taehmontand bart Oh Onpt, Deus. COM
many in lhe same MANNER TO proteet tho
rogr, mthismanncr commenced NV
March On The village. Tho Indians seeing
INV object. again advanced. with The eyi,
deut ntcplou, of saving their village and
lrorer.y irpossiblc. noW commenced the
most severe fighting Of th, day. Tho In.
diais uhafrod 80 remarkably andwithsucb
dgsperaton. tbat for some time had
serious doubts for the safgty Of nv r,ar
bu. Nh, coomoss with which tbey Mere ro.
ceiycd bv Can't Birncv's command. and
the steady and constant fire poured into
them caused them to retire upon every
.cclyi1n with great Slaughter. The In.
diaus now Gnlihg it impossible to impede
my mareh by their rcpentc1 chorroa sct
Are 90 the valley in my rear. which was
composed of long grass and weeds; and The
wind hciug favorable il burned with great
fury, and oaused my rear to cllso up at
| d0Ublo 1uiak. immediately saw thpir
no. t.t =,
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c. ", seriously. adp,in'
Private llolygrafOE Co. "G,n let Cav.
O. v, slightly,
Private Mapcs, Co, "B," 1st Cav G. v,
slightly. h.l.1'
Private Jasper Winant, Co. oK,D lst
Cay, e. V, slightly.
Private j. llowley, Co, "K," LIST Cav.
G. W slightly.
Private Antonio Duro, Co. "M," lst
Cav, c, v, slightly.
Private Antonio Sanchcs, Co. an" lst
Cav. NM Vols, seriously.
Private II. Romero, Co. a." LIST Cav.
n. NJ Vols. attached to Co. "M,n slightly.
One Apache killed, two wounded bad.
10y, three Utes wounded slightly. one
Uto wounded with arrow. Private Briggs
two ballwounds.
HEAD QUARTERS DErr, OF NEw MExIco,
Santa Ft, N. NJ. Dec. 27, 1864.
"0aicial;" !"
BEy, c. Cutler,
-
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1865-01-07

lIIcHwM RoBBERY.-The Union Hedette
pubISrrvi ut eunp Bouglus (U. T.) says,
snder date VI November 9th r.-..
From passengers arriving IN tho city on
Saturday Hig6t Hast we learn that7the
Boise coach was attacked hy three cinm be-
tween Fort tlallead the 6rststetion north.
,,whorobbed the passengers Of about seven
| thousand dollars. One of the passengers
making some resistance was seyerely,and
rcthnps fatally wounded, - Z .Y,R
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-30

us such boupdless mIsety, the South should
now become an eleemosynAry burden upon
the country. Ifa poEtion of the people in
the Southern cities are starving, shall We
go on dealing out millions of rations ct
the expense of the national treasury, there
by encouraging swArms of lszy and idle
droues to seek such places in order to live
fer nothing? We have opened the ports.
We have freed the internal lines OF trans
portstion. Let the, digEifed .aristocrauc
loaters, who have been deprived of food
by war OF their own making, 20 TO work
like other people, aud let all, white and
black, learn the necessity OF earning theil
own living
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-30

THERE is disposition manifested just
now to "write up" the rebel Vice President
into place in the popular estimation, to
which he has very little claim. At any
rate. it will do no harm to call to mind the
language of Mr.. Stephens, in the United
States House of Representatives, on the
passage OF the odious Nebraska bill, as a
specimen of the 6rehrands that ten years
ago were scattered by ouch Union" foxes
Rs the captive "Vice President"
"WeIl, gentlemen, you make good deal
OF ciamor on the Nebraska measure, but it
dou't sisrm US at all. We have got used 10
that kind OF talk. You have threatened
before, but have never performed. You
have always caved in, and you will again
You are mouthing, white-livered set. Of
course you will oppose; we expect that ;
but We don't care for your opposition, You
will rail, but we don't care Tor your rail
ing. You will hiss but so will adders.-
We expect it OF adders, and we expect it oil
you. You are like the devils that were
pitched over the batt!ements of heaven into
hell. They set up howl of discontinue
and SO will you. But their fate wss sealed,
and 90 is you're. You must submit 10 the
coke, but don't chAte. Gentlemen, we
have got you in our power. You tried to
drive US to the wall in 1850, but times are
changed. You went WOOL
ing, and have comehome fieeced. Don'tbr
SO lmpud dent as to complain. You will only
be slapped in the face. Don't resist. You
srIItPnty be E0Shed into obedience"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-30

GB yesterday received Richmond pA
psts,oF Friday morning. From them we
learn that the Richmouders were very
much disappointed tha. Gov. PierPoint and
party did not arrive on time. They bad
every arrangement made to give them a
hearty welcome. The Wing says:
Yesterday was set down in anticipation
sStS great day in Richmond, the occasion
being I9e reception at Rockets OF Gov
ernor Francis d. Pierpoint, and the State
GoVerAnent heret0fOra located at AIexaD.
dria' Va. and the transfer OF the seat Of
goYtFPRent to Richmond. TWAS announced
fnL1hA uorning papers that the Governor
and suite, numbering forty or more off,
cIaIssRYnIe certainly On their way, and
%on|d IePd at Rockets between and G
oSleckl Accordingly quite a large con.
course OF citizens, With a considerable
sPt4"ik"ng of military officials, thropged
the s'estners' landing as early as 6 O'Clock
me C9mmittee of Reception and Ar
tspkE Pen4 prepared everything for a ft-
ling dem9nStratioD, such as would become
the qecsSio4.
The escort reached Rockett's between
i've HOtiFix o'clock. Among the distin.
Raqifsfe6 mill tary officials whom we noticed
uPOh -Lns ground, with their full stsffs
,4A4PlA5 YAre Msjor- Generals Henry w
ha'feck and e. o. G. Ord, commau1ine the
DeR4EE@fqtQf Virginia, Brigadier. General
u. Patrick, Provost Marshal General
and hajdHGeoeral Casey, and otbera wboss
names wsEN.unknoWn 10 us,
..Fheeomtnittee and escort waited ma
ltieOuy .foTteuIhour and more, until The sr.
1riTat of the u. Martin and Dictator fbe
latter steamer bringing a portion of The
0oVernoI's snite and a number of Iadies
and CHILDREN. 1t was then reported thai
The steamer Diamond was coming nm the
river With the. Governor on board and
-ApGlt4sr teEee vas given TO palieUce. Then
again 1t wRs,reported that the steamer had
!, nor The q passed. City Point Another vas
ehat The stesmer had broken her shaft and
was disabled; that the distinguished per.
!sYpsge OF h6Srdt for whom everybody was
, TaiIInRr Fo91d NOT arrive until the nexI
day. Pretty soon after these successive
Encouraging announcements, the car
rlHges in the ,li1s began to thin out; their
Occupants weEa bling driven home.
u. The lCsllaIoRs stHtbe Governors Man.
slon, which bad been served up BY that
PtlFce1 or csteFetgs mr.. Thompson TYLER.
was not postponed, and a select COMPANY
92(tl Ie{d5s2a eng IEehrEle@en enjoyed The good
cher OF the eve1taglI be only dta Wbaek 10
The fLli zest of thu occasion being the an
sence of the Governor and the greater mar,
of his suite. f'''
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-30

ANOSc the prominent leaders of the
"sou,heru Copfederacy," now in ouF
hands. We have JEFF. Davip, A. H. Ste.
phens, James A. Seldom, ex-Secretsry OF
War, and ]. Il. Regan, Postmaster Gener-
al. or rebel Governors we have Vance, Of
North CaroIins; Brown. OF Georgia; harris
of Tennessee, and e1 Governor Letcher, Of
Virginia. c. c. Clay, J. A. Campbell and
R N. T Hunter, are also amorg the cap
tives. What will be done with all these
men, we cannot yet predict. That they all
deserve death for REASONABLE practices
there can be no doubt That it will be
necessary or " Use to infiict this punish
meut lie not go sure. Probably three or
four the most prominent and represent
alive rebels will be tried, convicted and
hung fer treason. The rest will be ban
ished; under pain. il they return, of SINH.
lar treatment.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-30

OrR exchanges contAin various accounts
OF the prospect otthe croPs, and it is rather
difficult TO arrive at any conclusion from
them as regards the extent Of the damages
Inflicted by the frost early in this month,
ard the profuse rains of the season. The
fruit in certain sections of the country has
been seriously Injured, and planting de-
laycd very materially. Still, judging from
similar statements in former years and the
actual results, it is fairly inferable thai
coed yields OF the cereals will be realized
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-30
WEST VIRGINIA.

The opinion has been premsturely ex-
pressed that the partition of Virginia
by the formation Of the new State OF West
Virginia, would throw upon the remaining
portions of the Old Commonwealth the
burden of the State debt contracted prior
to the war. We have no such apprehen-
sion. The Government Of the new State
ia, we sincerely believe, composed of hon.
orable geutlemen, who will rot, for mo-
ment, in their official capacity, or other.
wise, entertain the idea of repudiatiug
that portion Of the just liabilities of vir.
GINA, which may justly-be assessed upon
the Treasury Oft new State.
The Constitution of Virginia, adopted at
Alexandria on the 18th OF February, pro.
vides that "the General Assembly ehall
provide by law for adjusting with the State
of West Virginia the proportion of the
public debt of Virginia proper to be borne
by the States OF Virginia and West Virgins
ia respectively, and may authorize, in con.
junction with the Slate of West Virginia,
the sale Of all lands, and property Of eve
~ description, including all stocks and
other Interests owned and held by the
State OF Virginia in banks, works Of. inter.
nal improvement and other companies at
the time Of the formation Of the State oil
West Virginia, and 90 ordinance passed
by the Convention which assembled o,
Wheeling on the ll,h day OF June, 1861,
adjusting the public debt between Virgin
ia and West Vltgioia shall be binding up.
on this State"
Its thus evident that the Government
of Virginia inteads that the new State
shsll have a fair settlement of accounts
A considerable srm Of debts aud credits
are to be audited, aud we have no doubt
that the joint commissioners who Will be
appointed to ascertain the "balauce," will
discharge their ardnous duties in salts
factory manner.-RIchmoAd Wing.