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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-05
WHEELING REGISTER.
MONDAY MORNING. JUNE 5. 1865.
Teiegraphic summary.


Gold closed Saturday at the regula'
board at Sl,365.
Several prominent rebels in the vicln'-
tv of Norfolk have been summoned TO
spresr before the circuit eonrt Z" tes''iS
AGAINST General Lee on an indictment f"f
treason.
JEFF. Davis has been brought to Wash
ington City and confined in the Ola
Capitol. Mr. Charles O'Connor, OF New
York, has volunteered to act as counsel
for Davis
General Thomas is still in Washing
ton.
sberman's army is being rapidly trans
ferred to Louisville.
Lonpstreet's business in Washington
ia said to be to obtain pardon from the
President.
General Sherman was serenaded ana
made a brief speech in New York on Sat
urday.
The Ist Division of the 10th corps was
followed from near Mobile to Montgome-
~ by about 5000 negroes.
Ex-Governor Smith, of Virginia, is SAID
to be IN the neighborhood OF Stannton
with few guerIillas, still hshting II
out.
Jobp Minor Bott, has been invited to
Richmond by Governor Pierpoint
The planters in Louisiana are anxious
for the return of peace and the restora-
tion of civilgovernment and good order
Some of Kirby Smiths officers are said
tobave asked permission to take 2o,OOU
troops to the assistance of Jnarez A
scheme to sell cotton to pay rebel troops
fell through.
General Price has gone to Galveston
General Bailey's troops were well re
ceived all along their route I" Baton
Rouge.
General Lee SAYS a Richmond letter.
has been offered d house IN London ana
a sum of money sufficient I" support
himself and family for lie.
DR.. Mackey has been appointed Coliec-
tor of Charleston.
Grant. Sherman, aud stanton are eA-
pected to be present at the examination
of the West Point Cadets.
ACharleston corresponding reports the
arrest of Governor McGrath- wade
Hampton escaped Before his arrest
McGrath issued a proclamation advising
the people to quietly submit TO the Unit
ed States Government
Citizens are taking the oath iii crowds
Columbia.
A Washington special says General
Thomas will not command in the De
partment of Virginia His headquarters
will be at Nashville.
General Sherman vas entertained at
the Union Club on Saturday, and by the
Union League club in the evening
The London Daily Neir5 regards the
disbanding of the United States armies
as an indication that Johnson's foreign
policy will be peaceable
Garibald hopes for friendship between
England and America.
Prince Napoleon's speech dispieases
ths French Government.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-05
Advices from New Orleans-Gteuerai
Bailey's Expedition.
TPress Dispatch.

NEW YORK, June 4.--Advices from
New Orleans give details of the snrren-
der of Kirby Smiths forces, but particu
lars have already been stated. Report
said some of the rebel Generals had re-
quested permission of General Candy to
be allowed to take 10000 of their troops
across the Rio Grande into Mexico to the
assistance of President Juarez The
rebel Generals were very anxious to OBJ
tain permission to ship and sell cotton
to pay their troops, but the scheme fell
through
The rebel General Price had gone to
Galveston on the transport Clinton, and
Generals Buckner and Brent returned to
Alexandria, accompanied by General
Heron, who will arrange for the occu-
patton of the country by Union armies
General Bailey's expedition from Mo
bile had arrived at Baton Rouge, and
we're we'll received by the people all
along the whole line Of march. Noarm
ed bodies of men were seen except few
guerrillas, a party of whom dashed into
our lines at Eton, Mississippi Citizens
cooperate with our troops in their at
tempt to catch them.
A Richmond letter says a member of
the English Parliament has offered Gen
eral Lee a splendid residence in London,
and a sum of money, the interest of
which would support himself and family
for life.
President Johnson's amnesty proclaina-
ton made the rebel citizens feel very
sorry. General Heath had voluntarily
taken the oath of allegiance.
Large portions of the gath corps were
soon 10 he mustered ont, and will have a
grand review previous thereto
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-05
The Exceptions TO The Amne-v Proc
iamatiOn.
/ From the World.I


The Presidents amnesty proclamation
has set people to thinking over the rN
reptions Ia the grace il announces
The number "f those debarrrd lroa
mercy for the present Ia, been greatly
exaggerated Snur authorities have ST
it as high as haif th. entire South A
calculation of the exceptions comprlS >"
much knowledge that we Ia not POSSESS,
that il must 10 a great extent he prob
lematical We have no complete lists of
the rebel army, none of the civil enumer-
alton Of its government. The greatest
trouble will be to determine the status
of wealth in the South, " hich thousand
circumstances effect. in order to get at
the real number Of those worth over
twenty thousand dollars.
There are altogether within the rebel
limits only about five millions of white
people as they have lost by war enigra-
tiOn, &c, fully thirty per cent Of their
population in 1860 The loss of proper
ty has been greater-at least forty per
cent in a great part Of the Southland
whereas in 1860 the actual value of all
individual property, including slaves,
was three billions of dollars; it is in
1865, including the slaves who are prop
erty no longer, and who were before
rated at sixteen hundred millions Of dol
lars, only say one thousand millions
There is really little left but the land
and this is unfenced The farming land
and farming tools of the section were
worth, in 1860, 81 i00,000,OOO 1t, live
stock, which was rated AT s25D, 800 900, is
now worth S2D,O0O0O0 The per cdpit0
wealth Of people in the Northern States
is about ?6OU-one man in fifty being
worth 5000, and one i'll two hundred,
s20,0OO There were probably IN 1860 a
hundred and fifty thousand men in the
rcbellious States worth over $50 ,0OU The
most of these being Shareholders devc
ted the bnlk of their means 10 the com
mon cause and have lost il Those who
kept Confederate money are destitute Of
all but land those who kept stocks find
them deprecated almost 10 worthless
ness; few took mortgages on real es-
tate and hold them 1t Is improbable
that there are at present IN the South,
or that part Of 1t -ubjugated, eighty
thousand men worth 5000 Of these
we may set two third - advocates of
the rebellion
The whole SOnth has turned 0nt during
the war hut one million two hundred
thousand soldiers Tie mass of these
have been At times Withdrawn and again
re-enlisted There have been about six
hundred brigadiers, major and llcnten-
ant generals. Of the total ranking as
colonel, two-thrds are dead or exiled
The following table is believed 70 pre-
sent good estimate:
TOTALS OF THE EXCEPnOS7 - THE
FEEsnENT'- AMNESTY.
Psssans above tho rank Of colonel ... 80
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-05
West Point Cadets-CsmpIimen 10
Sherman.

New YORK, June 3.-The board of Wis
itors invited by the Secretary Of Var 10
examine the cadets of West Point has ar
rived there. 1t is expected that Gems
Grant and Sherman and Secretary STAN
ton will be present. r..~s
General Sherman was entertained at
dinner at the Union Climb yesterday, and
treated to o reception at the Union
League club in the evening He made
two speeches, but they contain nothing
of interest. BE leaves for the Wess in
the morning, stopping perhaps at West
Point.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-05
Arrest OF Governor VIC Grath-Sisit OF
WeIIes and Dennisou TO CharlestOn
and Savannah
Press Dispatch ]

NEW YORK, June 4 "A Charleston cor
respondent reports the arrest Of Governor
McGrath, at Columbia, oD the 9th, for
high treason. He was taken to Hilton
Head and will soon be sent to Washing
ton. He surrendered himself to Lieut.
Beck. who was sent TO arrest him. Wade
Hampton escaped and his whereabouts
are unknown. Before the arrest of Nc
Grath, he issued proclamation suspend
ing his own functions as Executive OF the
State, stating that the war is over and
that il was the duty of the people 10 for
bear opposition, which is hopeless, and
reconcile themselves TO thatsubmission
which the government of the United
States can impose and they can't resist
He urges them to resume peaceful pur-
suits, and says he is ready to meet char
ges against him at any time and place
Columbia is garrisoned by the 9th
Ohio regiment. Citizens were taking
the oath of allegiance in crowds. Other
towns in the interior of the State have
been properly garrisoned.
Secretary Welles, Postmaster General
Dennison and party, have visited Charles
ton and Savannah in the Santiago de
Cuba.
4 large number of Admiral Dahlgreen's
vessels will shortly be sent north
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sherman's Farewell Address.
HEADQ'Rs Mil DIV. OF MISSISSIPPI }
L. Lie I'm (
Washington. D. c Nav p, ]:

Washington, D c May -, 1865
Special Field Orders No 70.
The General Commanding announce,
To the Armies Of the Tennessee and Ge0r.
gia that the time has come for rs 10 part
Oar work is done. and armed enemies no
longer defy us Some of vou will 90 10
your homes, and others will ,. retained
in service until further orders Ana now
that we are about to separate ~ mingie
with the civil world IL becomes a pleas
ing dBty to recall 10 mind the situation
Of national affairs when. hut little more
than year ago We gathered about the
towering cliffs Of lookout Mountain.
aud all the fGfBTe was wrap, ia donbt
and uncertainty Theu armies had come
together from distant fields with sepa-
rate histories, yet bound by one eamnion
cause.-the TDi0n Of on c4.BhiTy snd the
perpetHatiOn Of the Government OF 0nr
inheritance There y no need L. recall
TO your memories Tnnnel Hill. with
Rocky Face Mountain and Buzzard Roost
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-10-18
The Vote Of Connecticut.

The aggregate vote on the proposal to
adopt Negfo Safhsgei In Connecticut
will not vary much from sixty thousand.
The majority against it will not be far
from six thousand five hundred.
The Nsv York Times has an arti6le
commenting. upon this election, evidently
from the pen of ex. Governor Raymond
or Mr.. Weed, which concludes as fol.
lows:
"There can be no doubt that the IL
try is tired and disguised WITH the ex.
travagant style in which the claims Of
the negro have been pressed. By a very
active and persmptory school Of political
and social reformers, the claims, interests,
courage and character Of the whites have
been made wholly subordinate to those Of
the blacks. There must in the nature Of
things, bel reaction to all this-and the
connecticut election indicates that it has
begun. How far it will go, or what re.
suits it will accomplish, remains to be
seen. 1t will probably, at all events,
somewhat dampen the ardor Of ambitious
politicians who have supposed ultra devo.
ton to the negro the only winning card,
and it may possibly satisfy party leaders
that it is not always safe rashly to insert
new plsnks in a party platfotm,"
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-10-18
Result Of Bad Company.

Years ago, when G. Volney Dorsey
was q Democrat, he had the reputation
we'll deserved no doubt Of being an hon,
est man. Then the man that would have
dared to intimate that Volney would have
sunk so low in crime as to cheat soldiers,
while protesting to protect them from O
FIRE in the rear, would have been secuted
as q common slapderer, Lucifer was
once an angel-Benedict Arnold was
once a patriot, Just as Vo!hby was ones
an honest man. But Lucifet got into
bad company and attempted to resist the
laws Of Heaven, just as the Abolitionists
did those Of Congress while running the
Underground Railroad, and he fell never
more to 'rise- Arnold got into sweet com.
munion with tories aud other bad com.
pany, and his name is handed down as
Infamous. Volney pursuing a similar
course fell into bad c~ompany--got into
the State House and was closeted with
robellious leaders, got an itching palm,
and he is now held to gaze as a represent
l%tative man Of Volney's Ruins-a monu.
meut Of tho folly and crime to which
man can be brought. by keeping bad com.
pany. Had no voted the Democratic
ticket for the last six years, Volney would
have been a respectable citizen. AZ BE-
did not, the Penitentiary already yawni
cor him -nrisis d.
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Democracy and the Govern
iment,

AAeA"
The Providence Post speaking Of the
course and demeanor Of the Democratic
party towards the Government during
the past four years Of war, says truly:
Impartial history will decide hat the
opposition rarty Of lS60--l864 was q
loyal party in the highest, truest and dis.
corning sense. 1t was for the ~sustenance
Of the Government. II was for tie pre-
servatiun Of the integrity Of our territory.
1t was for the prosecution Of the war
Upon and by virtue OF Constitutional
principles. The historian who records
from a high stand point the progress Of
the conflict, will describe the free sacrif-
ces made by the people Of all parties in
aid Of the authority Of the Government,
while he will pay Just tfibute to that de-
votion to principle Of the Democratic
party which kept it ever, even under OBJ.
loquy, Misrepresentation and danger, true
to the assertion and maintenance Of those
fun damental principles which underlis
and sustain all free Governments. It
has been watchful without being factious.
1t has been loyal to the Government,
without being treacherous to principle;
and upon the recognition Of its doctrines,
depends the solution speedily and favor
ably of the immensely important ques.
items which are Fastening to be disposed
Of.
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TRUE.

The editor Of the Times, III bic paper
Of last week, thus tries to console his de-.
luded followers, over the result Of the
recent election
"There is a good time Coming boys,
wait a little longer"
Mr.. Tines, you are right for once.
There is q good time coming, for Che
whita people of this country. In 1868,
Brough's majority was lOl, 1872; Lincoln's
majority 10 1864 was 81 ,o55t-a Demo
cratic gain Of 4 1887; in 1885, Co.'s
majority will be abou. $4,000, making a
Democratic gain IN two years of 76, 1892.
If the editor Of the Times can derive any
consolation from that, he is welcome to it.
Again he says:-
"We hare faith in the people that they
will yet learn who the men ar, that stand
by the Gag and the Constitution Of tho
country, h.
Who are the men that stand by the
Constitution End the aagY Surely, dot
the leaders Of the Republican party, who,
q few years ago, we're pleased to speak Of
OR starry banner as "Hate's polluted
rag" and claim hat tie "Constitution
was a leags with He'll" Although the
honest mssses have been deluded into
supporting the Abolition disuaion party
for a time, their eyes are now being open
Jed 10 the tune Of 10000 a year their
better natures compel them to throw of
the cloas Of Eyposricy in which the lead.
ers Of that fast d~ecayiug party have en-.
veloped them. The tide has set in. in
Ohio. and other States. with 50 irresista.
be q force that the vile opponents of the
old flag AMI constitutional liberty, must
go down. Their record is infamous; infa
bpy dies in Disgrace. What truly loyal
Fsititeu, what lover Of the old flag, the
gorgeous ensign of our country, cannot
to-day breathe freer and wholesomer air
Than a few hOuths asos D Yes, etbetei is j
goOdtime coming" and We are satisfied
that the proud DsiaOcraiio American
Eagle win ere long asain Zap bis broad
WingF over . redeemed nation. Truly,
,Se can say, sThere is a better time com,
Ing, boys, wait q little longer"
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-10-18
rho Rtaia Electlon,

II 1868, on re home and soldisr's
votes, says the S,atesnqa, BROuoH car
riea Ohio BY ! majority Of l0l 900; and
10 1854, on the same vote, LINCOLN car
RED the State by 10000 majority; and
now, only one year afterwards, Cox has
only carried the State by a majority Of,
say 10000 votes, showing a Republican
loss, and a Democratic gain, Of 81 900
since 1868, and q Democratic gain, and
a Republican loss, Of 10000 since last
year.
These figures amount toa positive TIL
uwph Of the Democratic party, and rem.
der it ceftain that vi will sweep the
State at the Congressional elections next
year. The people Of Ohio are nearly
right, and One year more Of unequal tax.
alton and bad government will place our
State where Of right she belongs-in the
array Of Democratic States, 10 senti,
nsnt and BY right, Ohio belongs to the
Democracy, and has only been kept In
the Republican ranks By the agitation Of
the slavery question; and now that slave.
ry has been abolished by the Southern
States themselves, that disturbing ele.
ment will no longer exist to confuse and
confound the action Of our people,
But, aside from tie certainty Of sue,
cess in the elections for 1866, the Demo
sracy have every reason to be proud o.
the great contest through which we hav'
just passed. Our Platform vas just
mainly and patriotic; ana our Standard
Bearer held our eolors proudly aloft; an,
he met all the issues Of the day by di
rect and frank argument before the PEG
pie; and In principle, his speeches was th,
same on the Lake shore and the Ohle
river, on the Pems,lvauia and vireini,
line, as upon tho boundary of Indiana.
1t Is far better for us that the people
should, for a time yet, experience the eff
fects of Republican misrule, SO that whel
they do ct their eyes open, they will for
ever after see clearly, and act wisely upol
the grave issues which now divide our
people.
By their votes, the people have asked
for more taxes, aud their request will b,
complied with; they have / Indicated thcil
preference for Negro Suffrage and Gene
raj Cox will try and not have them dis
appointed.
We then say to our Democratic friends
be full of hope and full Of courage, fol
the day Of our couutry's dsliverance ID
near at hand.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-10-18

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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-10-18
So PREMIUMS II
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LsHlou cAyrrr p, wnr.

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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-10-18
mistaken.

The Insurance organ down street, In
Iapljcing tie result Of the election" ia our
County, says .gg4,Ig tg g.,
"By the supsrAupau effort put forth
by iHe combined opposition, they sue.
eeedtdsin nsiutaipiae about their usual
nsjOfity id tho county"
"Vigurss wont Ie,p but he saitor Of
the Tisefwills After the soldfsF,vots
was coaSssdg Inst fsisths majority on III,
State ticket vago Is; this year when
Etbs soIdists sStsdia Bone. our majority
q dyer 200, sbesitg ! gain Of Is7
FDe6 the mao q Beef see ia s-s..,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-10-18

s0- Gen. Fremont, Col. .Zagony aud
another gentleman, have taken out q pat
.ent for expelling sap that produces rot IN
wood, and inserting sulphate Of iron and
other substances that render it incorrup.
tiblS. Hthe discoyegy Is what they be
.lieve Il, il uilllbe q fortune To- the own.
ers Of The patent, TIE wood 1cdA be pre-
pared very chesply, and WI bS used foi
railroad ties, wharves, shiptimber, and
various other purposes.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-10-18
foR JAZZ.

{ TIE undersigned is authorised %. oier
for sale on reasonable terms the propsriy
formerly owned BIZ Rebecca Evans. de-.
ceased, being a town lot with two dwell
ling houses, situated on Main street, East
Of the lot owned by A, @ Swinefora. :,
J. D. JONES, Ashland, o. !
OCT. Is, 1S65--tg aile t1e ~
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-10-18

Morgan's majority in the County, 1876.
The majority on the County Ticket
will be over 900. We will publish the
official abstrac. as soon as the votes are
oanvassed.
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ean.t q 10 Him.

IL IA nov conceded thai Hon ALEX
AMBER NELsor viz moi vets for JoHE
enrEnAN for Upiisd Siass,s ssustor.
hbt Ssgl n
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-10-18

'hE subscribers offer fol. Sale their Farm.
i situated In Milton Township, Ashland.
Sount., Ohio, on the Main Road leading, Il
from Ashland to Mansfield, Il IL 81 miles 8
from ashland, and contains : Ts9p.g gigsg
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NEWS TTEMs

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p,,.;d.pt Of Washington College, Lex.
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MoEtcE

NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
In signed has been duly appointed and
ifed as administrator Of tho Betats o6f
mas Elliott, .lats q Ashland Co 4dsc'dgtA
j. ssspt5Is-svi45s WJAooB MARTINI