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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-06

T OFFER FOR SALE Ny. PROPERTY,
! situated on the line Ofthe NatGnni Rnnh,
four miles east Of the city Of Wheeling, Said
property consists OF my usddGlicei containing
eleven rooms and m attic, flnlshed, bath
rooms and all modern Improvements; nlsO,
fourteen acres Of ground attached, on which
are convenient Out-hOusfs, including brick
stabling, ire and spring house, eticiery and
two ctStrrns AlSl, one hundred and twenty.
Plum and QuiIlCl tres, all bearing. There
arG also ChOICa BeleGflOns Of Gnpes, Itaspbcr.
rleS, BlnckbeETiesr StnW berries, and other
small Irlta fairgrounds are finely laid out
with GyerBreens aud other ornamental shrub
berry.
| Will also sell my Household Furniture to
any une desiring 20 purchase all together.
fennns desiring To consult me In REGARD IN
price, terms ofpnymcni, &c,t can leave their
fe629.if JACOB HORNRROOK.
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GOVernment SAID.

DY DIRECTION OF BRIG, GEN. a. Il.
ID DYER, Chicfof Ordnance, the following
ordinance and ordnance stone, will L. sold on
Tuesday. the I"tII day 0f September.
1868, at HarperS Ferry, ". Va, TO witt 72,N'S
HIS Cast lion. ?,mO ihs Wrought do. Also, large
quantities OF Artillcry Harness, lluNC Equip.
mcnls, Cavalry and Infantry Announcements,
CRrbmrs, RcNOlvUrs, SWCldS, llaltrTS and
stmpS, ShOvclS, Spades, Telling Axes, Nlan-
kcts, Tarpaulins, Gc. &c.
nD-Salc To commence 1T 10 o'clock, u. M,
and continue from day day until the stores
nrr disposed Of.
TERMS CASH, In Government funds.
u. j. YOUNG, Ordnance Agent.
ions EOOSCE, AuctiOnrer
nug3l- iilScDtl2
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Valuable Real Estate,
BELMONT IRON WORKS
AND NAH, FACTORY.

Bonded MS follows west by the Ohio river,
north by Division street, east by Main street,
and south by the property Of MeSSS. Caldwell
& Lancaster
ALSO, the Coal Mine in said Wanl now
worked by Snid corporation, und the railway
connecting said mine and tho rolling mill.
Also, the real estate and Cnnl property be-
longing TO the Eaid corporation hi and nhjOln-
Ing South Wheeling including TINT recently
purchased 81 Dr. j. e.. Campbell, and the
chooses In action connected herewith; aud q
town lots in South Wheeling, lntGly purchns-
dOf the NJ. & NJ. Bank and Others, and lot
No. In Cadwcll's addition TO the city Oi
Wheeling SOuih east corner Of Main and Dl.
vision streets, with five tcncmCntS thereon.
II Is supposed that the coal property 10 bC
sold with the works, Is sufficient 10 supply the
works for thirty years.
The Sald real property to be sold on the fol
lowing terms, viz: OnC.iuurth cash, and The
residue, with interest from the dny uf sale, In
three equal insiHlments, payable IN SIX, twelve
aud eighteen months from said date: the mir.
chaser Of the real estate 10 take the stock ON
hand OF materials, Iron, nails, tools and chGt-
tel property ut mn nppIniscment 10 be made
by three dkinlerrsted persons, of whom the
purchaser Is to choose one the undersigned
agents another, nndthe two sochosen third,
the decision Of any two OF the three to be
binding; and the stock 80 taken to be paid for
In equal instalmGntS nj four, six, and eight
months, with interest from day OF sale. The
deferred payments on both the real estatI
aud stock 10 he secured by paper satisfactory
TO the Undersigned agents, and n lien To be ~.
tanned on the property until payment In full.
The purchaser shall have the option Of pay.
Ing In hand the whole purchGse money, On
any further portion thereof than above stat.
ed. JAMES PAUL.,
G. j. HUBBARD,
X. CRAEGLE.
Wheeling W Nn Aup H. lHtj
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rGtafral aIutitts.
Ceinnissioner's Notice.
IN 1IIANCERY, IN THE CIRCUIT
i ODD ~ Ohio County, West ViiYiniA.
Alexander Heyman,

AlonLD L0rlng,
Admin ltnilF 81 The Eslatc OF Jefferson l.,
SAngston, Diseased
Bv vlriue 81 deere made aud tntnrr,i u,
lht causs on the aiih day o! Nav. lSi,i, Il Was
adfidgfd ugJier,,i, and dccIt,I that this caust
lS teterrsd loune ulthe Commissioners Of tbs
Cu1Tt TO hudiL state, and s-,ils the Admins
imtipn nfruunt az The SAID loylug, and repuii
thesaInato Court. and aiso ascertain and IT,,
pnn Whist detss there ART against the Estate "
SID SANCTION SIN unpaid, and a!sn the nal
PROPERTY fElOgginE 20 said ,stAtc, ucsenbiqs
lie separate paTCvN thtpNi and where nth
ate, and What part hCgcot j. tucumier'vt by
deeds oft1ust or Utherwiss, and tile amount OF
Zach encltnGBnC, and 10 whom dUc. and
that he give to1Ir weeks notice by advertise
mcui theDAOi, published IN some newspaper
printed Ia Wheeling, Al the time and plnre NJ
taking such AeNluut. and Thai lie also, ny Ike
aivtTttett1chb give puiicd IT. an l'iNnu,
claiming y ~ creditors Of the aid esiair, tfyU
they, Mt The time and placc tn L. named ny
him, uptIar bpiOlr him and pTodncc and
pguIc the amount Of their r,sItNitFc debts on
rain Of having their SAID supposed debts cN'
Guided tom payment by SaM estate, In case
they 90 not Euapsrt!ysly at said time and
place prove thu same and that hls prncv'i'
Ing IN the pTeiniSts with any slFCinl matter
lie may deem pertinent, or which he mby be
required b. sad INTiies, Ur any Of them, sltS
CiAlly 10 rVpOni and tlIHi nGE process OF sub
pdna issue against the infant decentralization
4 . ElngstOn
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For Sale.

Marine lnsumuCc Company Of Wheeling,
Five shares Stock In NJ. II N. Bank az Wheel
ng. lots Nos Il, lS AMI ~, on Clay street,
Inst Wheeling, j.. j. SMITH,
srp9=lWI Administrator,
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WheelIng, n. n. Aug. %, lsOl.
Valuable Property for Sale,
IN AND NEAR
Sardis. Monroe Co, Ohio.

ID ENG dGsirnus Of changing my business I
y offer lnF sale myvalunble property situnt-
al In and near the town Of Sanlls, comprising
u farm near Snrtlis and one mile from the
Ohio river, containing one hundred and eigh.
~ ncrCS ninety acres Of which are cleared and
under cultivation, with young orchard Of
choice fruit trees.
4 farm near Sarlls, one md one quarter
miles from the Ohio river, containing 2DncTtsS
ffty acres Of which nre cleared, with young
orchard now bearing, containing four hun.
dred trees, OF apple, peach, plum and cherry
species.
ING WILL. ut Sarlis, containing two run
NJ four feet burns: engine, u inch cylinder,
= feet stroke, two double fucl boilers This
Mill Is situated In the midst Of n fine grain
growing region and now enjoying u fine pa
trnnhgc. II Is completely provided with all
modern Improvements, and Is In fine running
order.
In this property rare opportunity II OF.
fcTed 10 mi entcrpTlsing man.
Also, three comfortable dwelling houses, In
one Of which now reside.
Two store houses, In one Of which ] lam Of
present doing business. I,
EDWIN HORNBROOK,
nugi-lm Sardis. Monroe Co., Ohio.
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LAW SCHOOL

Win hester, virginia.
TYILLOPEN ON THE 18TH SEPTEMBER
w next. The session will continue nine
months; and the course OF study will he full
and extensive, with daily lectures and exam
nations. BY these mems hope to impart
an accurate practical knowledge Of the lend
ing principles OF the law In all Its great
branches.
Ny main effort will In TO excite in the stu
dent an interest in his profession; 10 lay n
afterwards add with ease; and to prepare him
for successful practice.
TENS $40 a session: One.half payable on
Joining the school, the residue on the tirSt day
OF February. Boarl at reasonable mites rad-
Ily obtained.
For further information, address
JUDGE RICHARD PARKER,
nugl-iw2taw ut Winchester, Va.
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,or,,i,I crn,,., W. 1on,;- r.o,,,
.o,,oh,o n,,thority n,otn snccos.rnI a.,
.,riLo hos hoon made If poIItnn Which
10 s;,,",od ~ .,Io roi,t,noro nnJ Ohio
ra,ira"I thiri,.six n,,os rror tIis ,il,
a.,l ,,,..,,,, 60 ,,,,,as r.am, ,,,a Oh;o
r',o. T,,. VOL, {. = Co,rt",, oro nmI
tLosn tr,"rostoJ ,ro ,,ory oxnIton, ovor
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edpratioaal,
Wheeling Female College


UNHIs INSTITUTION. CHARTERED
With full collegiate pgUtTs IN lS,i, AMI
ItraHily recognized under heT Board %
DtreCfOrs, win BE- upened a. a cnllegiRir insti-
tIte on the nI1t Wednesday Ia September
next The buildings hTe nov being tho
Fonshiy reiiicI and newly furnished
throughout
In the hl4nllty Of itS arrangements, In tie
extent aud colnlIrhelSveness Of ~ Confs'
Of study, Ia rs methods OF tuition aud gov.
crnmrni, and IN the ability and experience ~
lts ElaHl Of Instruction the public may Tely
upon n, being a fini-ciaSa summary.
Having had many year cXpPrCnee IN con
Quoting hadlng Educational institutions In
the Eastern and Middle State. J icrl Rsurcd
that with tie liberal patronage and The raF'
nest cooperation u the citizens Of Wheeling
and vicinity, the College VIII soon L. able 20
extend 10 Young ladlts all The facilities for an
acrmn pliihed education 70 b. found uuls!d
OF our eastern metropolitan cities
II anOris me the highest satisfaction 10 10
allie 10 announce tie engagement u a cons
Of teachers Of distinguished ability, GNpc-
Renee aud reputation.
A NOEoIAL DEPARTMENT Will te oIganized
u an early DAY, having especial reference 70
the pEeTamlion Of young ladies for the buSl'
ness Of teaching.
A PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT Will h.
opened 1of such Misses a. arr too young 10
enter the collegiate.
Tie Institution viii be conducted upon
Protestant, but not upon denominat!Ona
principles; the leading chuTchGs, OF this ViClnI'
Is, the Methodist, the Presbyterian and the
Eplscopallan, being represented in the Facul-
EXPENSES PER QUARTER
TUrrIoN-Firt Preparatory, 81: Second
Preparatory, S.; Flnt COlleRinte, s.; Second
Collegiate, sg Junior, $40; Senior, Sl2 ~
LaiiiSSF Frncl, German, or other language, 81
Experimental Sciences, - extra, each; DHW-
ing q: Painting IN OIL, SO. Pastel, slOi CThS-
on, fS Music, on Plano, $40; Use OF luStru.
mtnt, y ~ Vocal Music. slU Fuel, ID and II
quAEtcR, u cents each quarter.
BoARH-Sij: Fuel aud Lights, 81 Washing,
s.: Weekly board, from Monday 10 Friday
night, So 70; Fuel and Lights, 81
Bills bdil fnrtuitiOu and board payable inHh
cases M he commencement OF The quarter
Sept 9TH, Nov. 18th, Feb. lSt and April 18th.
~ l.. &. LOOMS, a. N. NJ. J.,
July ai.AS6i. President,
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ooANIsioxFRs OFFICE z;

WIEEII.ING. ". Va, Ans. - lS3h.
In pursuance OF the above mentioned de-
cr,t. l shall, NJ my Office, on Main street
Wheeling. VI. Va, on Monday, the 9Th day
Of September, 1855 proceed TO audit. state, &c,
the heoounIB, &c, rs required by the said de-
cree, An peEnolis interested art hereby noli'
fed 10 AttGnd
HANNIBAL FORBES,
Aug..4ssIti NInsIrr tspinuissi
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SIT. NINCENT"S
Classical & Mercantile College
UVIF,rIING, ~ VA

DISHOP WHELAN TRUSTS THAT 4
- success Of his efforts in behalf OF female
education viii recommend Ut once Ia the
favor Of the public this Institution iUr l"Ns
ana young men, which lie hopes "a makrHll
that i desirable Us n school for youth.
The modern languages viii IL taught 10y
gentlemen Ia whom they arr Vtrnncnlar, and
who VIII aitNrl Ia tie pupils occasional OPP
p1rtuIiiits uf lcumlng by practice mud con
verSntiOn. II b intended To pTUNid" such
Instruments ami apparatus ns may cluciuni",
while they give interest To the studies OF MAJ.
unIl Philosophy, Chemistry, surveying mud
Engineering. The department Of EOnk.kCrp-
ing and PenmanShip will k superintendent
by an eminent accountant
The school Will be open to the public, but
only Catholics Will hC received rs bOnfdeTS,
unless for special reasons exception lc made;
The discipline will be strict, and bc enforced
by the dismissal Of the insubuHlnuic.
Payment will nlwhsy be required IN ddrnnori'
for the dny-schOlnTS, quarterly; IN the case
Of lAarlcfS, for the hali.scSSOn; md the fig
urcS below indicate the ctSll-ln-ndVNncc
terms. II frum the neglect of parents or
other CauSss payment Is delayed, M addition
Of ten per cent. To the cash prices will cOnSii-
tuie the regular charges Of the College. No
deduction will bc made for absence or for re.
mOVul when quarter Or hnlf.SSslOn has
been commenced, except in case Of sickness,
TERMS: WHEN PAID IN ADVANCED
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-02-23
SolD SERIES VOL .I6. NO. IS
TER M S--s2 go I'm Advance. :

went I" the glass and surveyed myself
ior Guenea niger without the slightest
d'fflcu!ty, And so said to myself, this is
love IN printing Office" The devil flv
away with such love.
The next morning when the editor came
70 the Office, ] rather calculate he found
things little topsy turvey. However that
made no difference to me, for had mizzled
before daylight I bore the marks ofthat
scene many day, and now, whenever see
a lady entering printing Office think Of
little Mary. 3
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Compound Interest TreuSury
Notes Small Loans to the Gov.
ernmemt. taF

Do our readers know whas Compound
Interest Treasury Note is? 1t is green.
back improved. 1t is note issued by the
Government for sums Of ten d dollars AMI up
wards, on interest. The note bears on its
back the following statement: "By Act Of
Congress this Note IS a Legal Tender for
Ten Dollars, but bears, Interest at Six per
cent, compounded every six months. though
payable only at maturity, as follows:
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Hiram Painter of Waterbury, c

Hiram Painter of Waterbury, CT,
won a wager of $50, Thursday, by
cutting a log 10 feet long, 81 feet thick
at the butt, and 3 feet the small at
end, into kindling wood in s hours "a
minutes. The time allowed in the
bet was 10 hours. He broke two axes
in doing it.
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A SKATING GLEE.

YCALEB DUNN.
fleet as the shadows glide
81 Over the ice we fy, ~ a
Swift as the swallows ride
: Under the starry sky,
Every heart beats high,
81 Ecstacy rules the hour, 5f
Thousands of forms sweep by,
4 Showing their graceful power.
Curling, ,whirIing, -
ftEG Gliding, sliding
Over the Ice we saii.
Bluest OF skies above.I g7tft4.s gsf.r'
sSnoothest of ice below,
Bound to the steel We love,
Ever and on we GO.
., Over the cleaning floor,
Over the frozen tide.
~ SWIMMING the peopled floor, &
Merrily now we glide,
sos. 3 Curling, whirling, o.
Gliding, sliding, ~ 81.
2 Over the Ice we sail. ~ iiG. -
shout ing our words of glee,
Singing our songs of-mirth,
Happier souls than We t3ft
Never we're found on earth,
On like q petrels hight,
On, like the swiftest gale. 81
Aw On, Hike the dying light, :"
Over the ice we SAIL .irr
81 Curling, whiriing,
y GHding, sHdi n8,.s{ og
Over the fee we sail.
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DAN fRIoH's MoNyMENr--The vet

. DkN NiCkfS hONJMENT-Fhe VET
eran Snowman, who, in his cap and
bells, has so often amused us, has de-
voted asportion Of his well earned for
tune to the erection of monument
commemorative of the soldiers of Erie
county, who lost their lives in defence
oftheir county. The monumentp prom
ises to be a magnificent work of art,
and its cost will be about FIVE thousand
dollars. The artist is Mr.. Volk OF
Chicago.
Dan deserves the honored mention
he has received for his liberality and
such lasting evidence of his regard
for the departed heroes.
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/ This sum, $ll.9i, will be paid the holder
for principal and interest at maturity OF
Note, three years from date" e
+ Such is Compound Interest Treasury
Note, 1t is small loan +, Government on
interest N I t
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One of the new petroleum millionaires
wisely determined that his daughter have a
good education, eni sent her to the most ex.
pensive schoo! in New York. Tba grl had
no intellectual ability, aai the teacher hon ,
estly wrote u the father that his daughter
had no capacity for learpips. "Cap,city."
said the father: .buy her one-sha shall
have all that money can GET
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Incredible as il may seem, many Of the
richest planters in Jamaica live on coffee
grounds.
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The New York Comasrcias .fdpsriiser Z
says there has been serious fan in the
price OF cotton goods in thit city. Stand.
ari sheetings whlch two years az, were
held at sixty cents, were sold last week at
forty cents.
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The Chief Justice Om the C. ousti-
tutiOnaI Am end I'M ent,

ChieS Justice Chase who was present at
Baltimore on the occasion Of Mr.. Beecher's
recent address, was loudly called for at the
close, and spoke as follows: m !. srts
We came to this hall to night to hear
Mr.. Beccher and we shall not, think, soon
forget what we have heard, or the man to
whom we have listened. have been, as you
all have been, equally gratifed and instruct :
lied. - -
ITO me, indeed, it has been, a peculiar
pleasure to be here. In all the strenuous en-
deavors Of ine earnest and faithful men, of
Maryland to put away from among them the
great EVIL OF slavery, they have had-as all
likeminded men in other States have had
we trust sympathy, and in every proper
way, my hearty and jealous co-operat ton.
| Appause.l know something of the trials
they have gone through, and Of the Difficult.
ties they have overcome. Applause.l Un.
til now, since the adoption of the new Con.
stitution, which has male Maryland forever
free State have not had an opportunity
of fcougratulating them on ths good result of
their labors. bi ~ aa-lg
a II am glad to do it to night, when can
join to these congratulations my yet warm
er fluctuations on the yet greater event Of
the day. [ Applause. a7sa- osf
Give or six hours ago was, for few
moments, in the Hall of the House of Repre-
sentatives at Washington. All were looking
in anxious suspense to the result of the vote
which was to determine the fategof the prop
osition to submit to the Legislatures of the
States An amendment of the constitution
prohibiting slavery throughout the republic.
Applause.l Many hoped some feared-.aH
were uncertain was obliged, in, or der to
be here, to leave the hall before the taking
OF the vote: but hardly set foot in this fair
city of Baltimore before heard the tidings,
just come over the wires, that the resolution
had received the necessary two thirds ma.
jority, with seven to spare [Great applause
felt that it was better to hear on the soil
OF free Maryland Of the great tran saction
that assures to US free America, than to
listen to the announcement of the vote IN
the capitol. [Loud applause
Let us thank God. fellow citizens, for this
good, this most suspicious event; but let US
never forget that without the devoted labors
of those who made Maryland free this epent
at this time ~ould hacs been Impossible
Long and continued applause.l
must say no more. Let us go home, lay
ing up in our hearts the lessons of this day,
resolved with Gods help, to do our whole
duty in the new era which is beginning for
our country. [Renewed applause-during
which Mr. Chase retired, and the band play.
ing Hail Columbia, put an end to the even.
ing ceremonies.
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The Prince ofW ales and suite have
visited the Cave OF Macpelah, Abra
hams burial place. They are the, first
Christians who have been allowed t.,
enter it since the crusades. 4 IS N
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"How does it appear" said Sheri-
dan to lady, on a late occasion. "thas
the subjects OF Gray's Elegy in a Coun-
try Churohyard was volunteer SOL
diers" Because the poet informs US
that.
"Largo was hi. bounty And his snn1sinnera
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The following is verbatim copy Of
the report of the Postmaster in Shaw
nee county, Missouri: s sdi
81 hereby certify that the four go'n'
A Counte is as near Rite as nov how
TO make it if their is eny mestake it is
not Dune purpes'" f
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An innocent old lady, who never before
had "rid on r,ilroad," was passenger on
oie Of the Vermont railroads at the time of
recent collision. when freight train col.
lided with passenger train, smashing one,
Of the cars, killing several passengers and
upsetting things generally. As soon as he
could recover his shatterel senses, the con-
ductor went in search of the venerable
dame whom he found solitary and a lone in
the car {the other passengers having sought
terra:tsrnaa,) with very placid expression
upon her couhtenance, notwithstanding she
mad made a complete somersault over the
seat in front, and her bandb,x all banlle
had gone unceremoniouslv down the pass.
age way. .Are you hurt p inquired .he
conductor Hurt, Why's said the old lady.
I'VE have - been run into by a freight
train, two or three persons have been killed.
and several others severely injured.' La
me didn't know but that was the way
you always stopped Vermont Record.
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srsa was hi, bounty, and his soulsinoere." ]"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-09-14
Complimentary.

The Mobile Daily Tribune of August %, i'm
plores Executive clemency for Jefferson Davis, and
in the course offs article on that subject pays the
following truthful but leit-hauded compliment to
those Northern Democrats who encouraged the re-
beon:
The trial of the prisoner will expose and illus
irate the political principles which honest men in
tie South we're inspired by, and which also inspired
very large part of the people Of the North-the
Densocratic party almost naasse; although some
of its conspicuous member, fearful ofunpopularity.
or tempted by mercenary motives, like knaves, as
they are, took back their own faith, and lied in
the face OF it.
The Tribune Justly charges 'the Democratic
party, almost n'asse," with protesting the doc
trine on which the rebellion was based-the right
of every State to observe the laws or not, at her
pleasure.
From the time that the party was taken posses
sion of by the Southern nullifers, its national Con-
ventions unformely resolved in favor OF the "Res-
olutions of '95, which the insurgents of 1861 tru-
Iy insisted justified them in their acts of secession;
but while the leaders, for the sake of profit and
spoils, were willing to swallow such doctrines, they
were repudiated BY the honest masses, as soon as
The attempt made to give them vitality, and
are now secuted BY everybody, North as we'll as
South, excepta few antiquased political Bourbons,
whose loss of influence has not been followed
by the acquisition Of common sense.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-09-14

SurcrpE.-Harry II. Bliss, formerly of Co. F,
the Jail at Peru, Indiana, few days ago, by swal.
lowing arsenic. He had been arrested end COM
mitted to prison short time previous, on charge
OF perjury, but declared his innocence and refused
to escape when he had an OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES who
were confined with him having broken out and left
the way open for him. The Sheriff. after this, al
lowed him to so round town oil his parole for few
days, but for some reason confined him again, and
soon after, it is supposed, becoming depressed in
spirit, on account Of his confinement, committed
the rash act above mentioned He must have
contemplated destroying himself while he was on
parole as that was the only opportunity he hal to
procure the arsenic.