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Daily national Republican., 1865-12-26

SAPE RHcovRREp-BURGLA ARRESTED.
--Early Sunday morning last 1t was discovered
that the store Of Samuel Herman, corner OF Four
and half and d streets, Qsland,) had been
robbed. Two men, named Michael Holland and
Thomas Collyer, were discovered In the store,
and were arrested. Upon going out Of the store
the officers discovered wagon on D street, near
Four and a-half which had over 800 worth OF
goods In 1t. The robbers were taken to the sta.
tion house, tried by Justice Handy, and COM
mittod TO jail for court
After trial, Sergeant Gessford took the prison.
ers to police headquarters, whore Detectives
Clarvoe and McDeyitt recognized Michael Hol-
land as the man for whom they had been search
ing for some time, he formerly having been q
workman at the saddle and harness store Of Mr..
Francis LutE, on Pennsylvania avenue, under the
| National Hotel, and which was robbed Of n safe
containing over ", 100 and a lot Of valuable
papers.
Upon information gained, the officers found
portion OF the goods stolen from Mr.. Lutz In Hol-
lands house, and arrested James Doyle on Four
and "a half. near l. street, Island. They then
went to Burzard Point, where they arrested
Robert TAFT, alias Bransill. They then went
| about half a mile above Georgetown, where they
arrested man named James Barker. This
morn ny they caught James McCraw, alias
Young, alias KyoOdle, from Canada.
They next found MIR. Lutz's safe in the canal
near Georgetown, broken open, and contents
gone. The account books will be recovered.
They recovered In Georgetown pair Of gold
suspender buttons and gold sleeve buttons, and
found goods stolen from Messrs. Beall 4 Bro, Mr.
Keife, cigar maker, Mr.. Wilson, and Mr.. Weed.
Detectives Claryoe aud McDevitt, with Sergt.
Gessford, deserve the greatest credit for their
energy in working up this case.
A Marrow EscAPE.-Ignatius Diggs, SOL
omOn Washington, Joseph Russell, and Henry
Lyons, were brought before Justice Morsell, Sun
day morning, on charge Of being drunk aud
disorderly and shooting at a soldier named Jo-
seph Bulens, an orderly ut General Augurs Of
fcs. Bulens having been sworn, testified that
on Sunday morning about half past two o clock
he was going up Fourteenth street, and met u
party Of eight or ten oOlOred men near the corner
Of Pennsylvania avenue and Fourteenth street
One OF the colorod men said "WheTe are you
going, soldierp'' Bulens said that he was going to
his quarters Some other words passed, when one
Of the colOred men fred pistol, the ball striking
Bulens on the left side Of the head, and outtiIg
the skin on the forehead. BulenS thought Lyons
was the HIRp who fred the shot. Officer Taylor,
Sullivan, hOlbrook, and Robinson, succeeded In
getting the above named persons, Justice Nor
sell seIt Lyons to jail for further hearing, and
fined the others S6 each. Lyons said he was In
tho party, hut did not hTe the shot.
LARCENY CAsEs.--GeOrge Rollins was ar
rested yesterday by RoundsInan Kelly, of the
Seventh precinct, for stealing y set OF carriage
harness from MuTty 0eary. He was taken be-.
fore Justice Walter, who sent him to jail for
Iloyd SIMILAR and John SIMILAR tvvo oolorad
Daily national Republican., 1865-12-26

Lips, Chilblains, &e.-HEGEMAN 4 co.'s Cam
phor Ice, with Glycerine, cures Chapped Hands,
&c. Immediately, and will keep the skin soft
and smooth in the coldest weather. Sold by
Druggists. Price 25 cents. Sent by mail for 50
cents. HEGBMAN 4 CO.,
Chemists and Druggists,
nol3-dGw3m Naw York
Daily national Republican., 1865-12-26

A5-Twenty-fiyeC Cents TO save TSen-
ty-hve Dollars. - HEGEMAN'S Concentrated
Benziue removes Paint, Grease Spots, SO. In
stantly, aud cleans silks, Ribbons, Gloves, &c. =,
equal to new. Only % cents per bottle. Sold
by Druggists. HEGBMAN CO.,
Chemists and Druggists,
nnlA A-dGMam NaAN Ynrk
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-01-04

WLsIssros.-We isars from the Rich
mond 14psrs. that Gsnefal Rrlgg IA. H..
sued q esnsratulatory order % u. defeat
II the ensms's grand arinida before Vii
min.isn. paving anrriird eompIims -
Geas. Whiting and kirkland. Eel. L,ab
and ahressaaJ mra en,a.sI.
The eseny's attack thr hrst iay lasted
i've ho-fs; ~ the .,cssI das seven hpar, /;
firing altogether over issnly thousand shot.
iron hlts aiar vessels.
Tn, Conf,d,falss responded with -
hUnIrei AID siItr.iwe shafts The 81. jsE
and ~ hundred TIE second. o., los !
three killed snd hf,y.6 roandr,l. lie
yraued - Ts1, asI rear " the ioii /. e..
verdi with .hrlls. AL - isrn ts deep p,ts.
I've gun. - me l"sl hurst. trs srre d.
nsunirJ by sarsel,-s and TO ~ tie enc
N.Y. H.; yet The fOi, j, sahuri.
s,suts rspsr, that Butler made speech
a. Nesbesr. saving be vsBld sal hll
Chr,stmss dianer in wlImisgtsn.
II IS lspsfted that = part Of negro 70
2in-nt. and the Filth regiment Oifrg liars,
uers lost 10 the gale. cssy,d,sn.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-01-04
INAUGURAL ADDRESS.

Go.snsT YsBcs iooa ne oslb n n 10 a. Cover.
sOf u hOnb Csisaas isr he I,I. tvo years hsiat.
ihs Lfgsltssfs. " raet.Jsy .As 80 sIt. he deli.
'asd Tie fsils-ias short bat patriotic address.
YELLow CruESs: Two years ago ! ~ss
insugarated Ctiei Magl,trlte Uf oar honor
&c state ~ The midst u sar ard al rssi-
isnding confusion. IwsI called frpn the
arm. aEtrird. snd uatr4mu.Iled " p.ess-
e " premises, ~ this re.ysnsi5ls and en-.
bsrfssIIhg position. The grasrsls eonG.
dsaee Of a. county usa ,osk Tor granted
N! ability aud my, pI,fyti,m. Rvr ny
slectsd term have gone 10 a.! cut before
ihtn, 10 tas zealvu. and fnihfri perform.
tsos Of ny imposed dsiIss. suuHg suef
.ifcans.suCrs u trial ~ nsne VI mr. pre-.
dtesssrs have been called os 10 endure
1ae asst unanimous verdict ever trnder.
ed 10 !stgf Of public ,t,tts; By tbs SEQ
F.s vi anrth Larglill, h.. testified ..x,
TIER Srprobaeoa and their fofbssFsse,
aha FlsrsI M here 70 tehsu riy steward
49, .. o-rgy | hare been iprisnEe ard -.
esgaNy RI h. beeu g-Hsrou..
Agains ! ; re no nes pronisss, IL.
g. @" II" principles Ts thing ihG
fts tss tls thing that snail be, 60,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-01-04

helping me. As | have lsbsred 50 will |
labor, for tas reno~n AID the substantial
good Of the people whe have trusted M.
The principles snsol,ed By my public acts
in the past. shall continue 10 guide me in
the future. Elected without regard 10 par
", | shall endeaysr to kaow 70 man alter
the manner Of partyism, except 50 lar A. Il
may beeoAe necessary 70 distinguish be-
t.sen th..e Who would forward and those
who would thwart ay principles and aims.
Ny friends will be the friends OF my coun-
try; nv foes shall be my couatry's eve.
mes. Bat as the difficulties Ut nv pasi-
tian are still greater than when. hrst as
sumcd is dates. as the darkness which
obscures The slateslnsn's path y even black
e. than helers, | can bat sincerely hope
that your charity will Increase according.
". No living nan cosld nope 10 avoid
,ensare in tunes like these. Win ssues of
life ani death resting upon his hands. from
shich he MAY Mt. dare net shriak. TRUST,
ao9ever. in the rejecting generosity oi
those who placed me under these heavy
burdens. So long a. they will believe that
an patriotic. that am sincerely and wllh
singlenrss Of heart deysted 10 the land Ut
nv birth aud nv unchangable lave. SO lang
shell mr pash be .sMsslhed aad my labors
ligntrnrd sy that spirit which hspelh ali
talngs, sndurelh all things.
Snoala | live 10 meet, Al the clase oil
this tsmpsstuoas aud ttousled period Of Of
nee upea which | ana nov entering. the
same a.ed Of appreciation az that Nth
shirh the passing enc has been hsnsred
then. indeed, shail be satisfied that Gsd
has been with me and aided me TO be use
ful 10 ny csuatry in the darkest hosr Of
her history. Esents are with him. Lei
us. let all men. exert our stmost slrsngth
Tor the honor and Independence Of eel
i Country.
4 There is one great danger against ~hich
l earnestly pray aur people u Be ~araed
Disunino, distractisn, division Of seati'
meat and aim. le4dlas 70 cisll feads, DE-
nestle violence sns political deais. i
crushed BY overwhelming sunbsrs 90 II,
held Of battle. ne are guillless OF the sna
,oIdabie result. But se can surely avoid
rs Ne ~ill. intern.i vislence asd self-des
TRACTION. There 10 no greater snsmy Q
III esus,ry and " his race ihaR him wh'
Ssuld ionent our passions 10 this eud. lie
ell our sspements, ~hether Of peace o
var, be in solid celsmn. standing N lIn
Of battle. iaersg oEe say snd tsgsihsr
/, Thrn siet"ry % not snly dsssly assure
but thrice glorious. and defeat will be rob
bed Of kalf is ealamiiles.
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70, -. Hili.s0,ossA K.erl.r.
c.ap near glnsi.n, Dsc. asth.

csap near Eln.,.n, Dee asxh, 1914.
Ma. EpiToR As there seems 10 be
some ,lUrs attempted 10 ss thrsvn upon
the an Regiment 81 Han. Gssrds. will
gre fair and impartial account sf az
fair II klastDn "a Ihs s,h II December.
Tss An were ordered 10 Weldon, where
tAsy renamed sB,il ssiardsv night. when
they received orders 70 reilrn u klastsa
t. rrpel the iaakrr raid ., taal psiui.
Wien III. ~ were srdersJ from the
brs.,t~Srs Il k,u.isa. ihr 5ih 80. sent u
seeupy The sF.1stwork with the remnani
Il the igh. ~ men Who we're On p,ssct
Ggard, and las.e VIA were tsl sick 10 20
Win the Regiment On sgaday lIih Of
Decsnssr uafd sss brought frsm the
rent hist iss Yankees were Advancing On
tki, poBt ID aea.y lofse. Lsl star beng
the S:nisr oi5esr. tie eommAnd JeYol,-a
nPnn him "a d,plsted gten skill - tie
distribution Of the force, ~ this psnt.
About sgndsSa his Starr bftrry ard
Gaanln..s. we're seen nssing 70 the
breas sork.. Ths Cst.it, reglmsa; ksd
been sent sg toward. Wilmington. 4
epHIleI Wa NIhpabtHfu iV TVS W Ittslhi
which ihey accomplished atdsy lighi Hos
dsy m.sing Tie 5th regiment With the
rssnlat Of the 4ih we're ordered 10 the
dricae, absut darE Sunday night, where
they renamed al night expecting - be
attacked every moment. Natwithsanjing
tie severe cold tbs sick Of the 4th fell -
with tkeir somra5es. Tbs Proves, Gg,ris
Of Go.dsboroush and Kinstsa, with squad
ron Of diInouated cavalry. we're thrown
into the ,rsneh.s about aibe o'ciock. Aboal
iayligk. On hsnday morning Col. Starr
silh sss pi.es ofti,illery. went SUITE fee
lsr the emery. shich he found shcaaped
scar SosihscSt Chgfsh. Alter eIchAag.
ing ss0al twenty rsanJs be dispatched !
courier 20 he esmnandtryl the Slh Reg.
, nsnt ssr Lin ~ mlfea bis ~ giinent 10 tAs
+. tappOrt Of biI gss. AZ thsE tias -. "a
Rs.imcIt asse 10 sight, b 90 Travelled
Z all night. Col. Ngrcadsgu -satsd tb,ii
Atfi'ai, s,nt,ug til dispatch 70 Cot. Brea
sad bis mss Lss ls.a il fae Gi'.ass al
1 nishi. aud wished 10 b, excused frsn
] matching 10 the support 81 Col. ssrr
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-01-04

klchmsnj, Jan. 3.-Aa oGicial Telegram
from haiies,oa Gays The FEDERAL rsiasrs
are ,eportrd 10 have rsIsrssd IRON the M.
and q. X. K. ss,as westward. They lett
lsry -.undrd.
tGsu. one.s.a was badly ~ounded. The
damage /, the read -,li be repaired ~ sssst
ten days.
lie emmy have Landed 10 inres 80 the
South / asolIns side oil the Sa,s1ssh t.rr
asd arc dnnns - esr piesr1 tosafss
HssdeesilIr.
Adstcts Iran SavaaHsh 10 the s6th s,aie
that effort, wrrr beng made TO htercep,
The rebsl army before tssgls reach Broad
river. Bssasss 10 Savannah Lss been re-
ssnsd. sea G,ary - miltafs os'erssr
ahd snisress order.
Lieut.. lsl.ssl Mslford -lll vist Rich
ssnd lh- CoGis. seek anihsnIsd :. ne.
ssIlatr ; ne~ cartel isr tho escaasss 81
prssasr,.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-01-04
croson.-rhAAssq.. t.lr.aicIe d u,

croson.-IhAAsss.i. chr.nisIe sl,A,
2sh rsporls kilpstrck aitn > latss isfes
.: ca.sir, 10 Ihsaa, cesHis. iafn,g rssis
The eophtrs. Iss,illr. Bsns~ .suuis.
hss been aIuo.t ehiarly destroyed. )
.hafshr. AMI 1 hss... afe lrli. All tse
Dusmes, hsusr. " sa.i."su ha,e been de
sifsstd IT, siu. - Iarirfs,ilis. ~Asrs
ne Espiist ri,atth 49, psllsi desn. tss
palril - The P,ssa..-f,a aHd ihe sess =
th. NeIbndt.f ftHesed ssd desiroy.s.
lOOeD YANKEES ~ srpsfi'a - B41i'a =
isIstetpt hegl net ,rsdusd.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-01-04

And the Carolinian makes mention Of a
company Of" extra" Junisrs. composed Of
bs,s from ten 10 iftesn year. Of age. whs
reported 10 Gen. Holmes for duty. arn,d
and equipped for The field. Tie Grsesal
lhisking them too young. declined their
services, upon which nes ,aiorhed hin.
trat they we've goiAg 10 the lrosi II All b.
aards. Galleht llle fellows. IL ,hsss
the proper sp.rll. We lsars that they are
10 be sentin charge Of Yankee prisoners.
Csnfssersk
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-01-04
FRoM sAy1astH

Tia Charleston pap,ss u ,hs o2ih, az
ii u rspstted that sheEnaa hts ri .sfse
from his army afssrd q me ss1.sissso 81
Posters troops on ihs Cess pksicH.r. 1as
sbcmys batteries j. tst. qpsat lave i.
creased. a. tgiitatss ~ ~ rtn'iEusr,
IsbslIipg Of tho rAiiISs9, DOM. hsser,r.
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Qillsburpugb Rs,prnrr.
HILLsBoRoUGH, n. c.
"wednesday, january a, 1886.
TIE NEWS.

The n.r, q tho past week has s,en nss lhaa
usu.lly eIsslng. The lanr.lhres,sa,d attack uPsn
WILMINGTON has hsen nsds. ans. =. acknowledged
BY the fsniss. themselves. has been complete
asa disastrous filure. TAs attacking feet eompris.
ed over iay armed vessels. with near az bundled
ssn.. Thsy arsw w before Fort Fisher ms ;, %
naulss IL ess o'slpek commenced furious homb,rd.
mrnl which rss Kept ap until 81 7. ". whsn ,sey
withdrew. The. 6,s fsf tim. as isu.ke. .Ines'
e4a. 10 ma.set,y 10 bauIs in The rspiliy u DO
charges. Nc part q the Fou "a. greatly inlss.d
To. casGalsis. wsrs On the stsh. - ~suase,s--oas
ponsIly, tasss severely. and ninsisss slightly. ia
,ss fs.h. lhrrs killed and iAuys.r wogrdsd. AmosS
the sounded "a. William J. Ware. Of ihn 'is,nl,,
he vas -ssndsl 10 bosA legs. The rshi l.s snpu,ss
81, sad he 10 ,iaes dead.
The defence ~as .sss sl,osssAsr W North Csre
Ina troops; and 0sn. BRAGG. "a ks essrs'ul.l.',
Otdsr. pay. neriisl esmphmeas 10 usn. aa,nr
and Kirkland. Col Lamb. sas TIE OEesp ,si ms
engaged.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-01-04

REos G&. l.Ess ARsr.--Ps,sr,burg.
Jsa. f-Felhing has SECURED - ..ns
dsy. past 10 iaisrrlpI tie qu,si stess the
,hsrs. lAr IOaas ate IN YER bal sfasT
snd n,I1iar, ms,snsas are inptacnsA-
Die.
yesterday yankee Pletst pct -as a..
prlsed M iroai 81 NliesIs s.,-lsn. $50
40 p,,soasr, iak,a.
The soldiers -. isskirg l"rwsnl wiin
much iRirrs.t IL lae p,urss sssFirs u .
New irss', dinnsf. asd are r,idrGH,
mach Plsa.sd--sheu appr,,les saarPrasd
by tse rspsrt d :ssa aug ~ ssofe -
lBsn,. Inc eiufsa, 81 Peier,oatg 80
.enbrd - L,.s s5Jsss sstsrsa So 400 sas
s4e. 90.
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The uiilsborough Recorder Estak.
lishme No Tor sale.

Ia consequence oftaiiug hssIA Tho ProPisio, = The
s,lsehsAnsai fsr sale Ne wilI sherrlOfs pro
pOsal, frss sny ooe disposed . purehs~. sail ~
frs day Of gsbss.fy asIL TIE R.esrssr has b.ss
ne.ii, iory6'e years - sIis,snc.. ess rsspeei.Iis
Lat efsakserhsrs. shiek nav ss eonsassbly aefrss
81 ~ an snlsrpsisns einsf. d hss far shsfs q
JOB ~Ors and si.srIi.sE egslsG.. fnos s,po.si .
sy tbs srs q fsbtuair. Oshss afranssashs -lll y
made 81 esoiinasnes d The sslssl,ssmsai.
~ oor brethren 81 The Raleigh press all esnfss
h,sr Il thsy gill give the sieve lss nss'siaas.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-01-04

TEsSrs.lE lac tat certain isfsf~i
ilrn 81 Hood i IL IT., elect Tat he r,al-
lsirg ~. .ras 81 Columbia. lie brought
20 pieces VI sALnOn back 70 tie Southern
bank " tie l,sr. he IL. no, To-, mere
thss 10 Killed or wsshd,d than me ehen!.
Tie ,nsnys il ast pressing ~"
Kissasaa Lzsnia.r, .sh
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-01-04

Con Btr. THE Dors--We learn from
the Wilmington papers. that the Janior
Reserve forees acted most gallantly and
Distinguished parts 10 rspulsing the storm.
iny party that itt.sptsd 10 ssptvn Fort
Fisher on sunday night. The Journal
ssys ivo attempts were nads 10 taxa Fish.
erby storm, bit bolh we're CALAMITY r,pul.-
ID b. osr Junior Volunteers. We night
mention nius inst,ness Of individual gal.
lsn,ry then md lhsrs performed, bat Ior.
arsr. - " could kirdly fail 10 10 uuinten
lien. injustice, and Va hops soon 10 have
i fvti account.
70 rseei's any more fays Of truce from
slbofdthais Officers, and says IL his boats
running on the river rrs fred ihto, lie vill
force every citizen ia t5s city 10 leave j,
immediately.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-01-04

whsreupon Gel. Br,m ordered hi Req
meat 10 fern, and marched out with those
who had dsne duty with the 5th the aisht
before, to meet the eaeMy ~hs was report
ed 10 be in sne.haif miles Of this place
They marched "a cheerlaily, expecting to
csns spsa the eneny every momsnt At
ter marehisg FIVE a,les. and securing the
ssas on both sides ol the read. sndln :
ths Yankees had skedaidied. lssy retreat
ed 10 their saesmpmeat, great many has-
ing eat,a ns,hlNg after leasias Weldon.
The Yaakses aeksswledss less Of two
Killed, fifteen wesnded, and twsnty
horses dlsasled; ear loss one slightly
wounded. n ysu thisk this war,ay d AZ
tics in yeur paper, do 50; i ne, burn &.
Az Ers WnsGss.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-01-04

= In addition 10 the above We copy frsm
he Mercary Of the 18th the following il
reference 10 the policy Of Sherman:
Z Sherman il esidcatly striving to eonsili-
ale the people of Savannah. At all build.
iags whether public or private. where there
has bees any apprehension Oh trosbls. he
has s,a,ioaed guard. and IN ether respects
he seems dainy his hsst TO reconcile ID.
community 10 their yske. tie doea aet.
haweser, expire. any such disposition To-
wards tie South Caroliaians. en- whsn
neither he nor his subordtnates ever los. IA
opportunity Of sosing vengeance J DIRE aad
Unsuitable.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-01-04

GosE ur.--W, hs,, g.sJ auihsrit, for
s,atug that dyrin. lie 1T storm o. oar
cast, N which lie Batter Porter sIpsdl
ton Vas caught, ths tntirs 5lb rssinssi
q. s. Regllafs ~as ifonntd Net . nah
ol tbsm. Il. il believed. escaped.
Cgis,t0eYgA JsYrasl 3ls.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-01-04

caAHIrsros.--Gsn. Iaassn has bees
relieved Of tie rsnmsnd 81 iii. district
on ,es0uni Of III health, aud - succeeded
by Geo. ralairus. Attic lairsta accounts
al was quiet along ne Lac " The Sisap-
nab lailrsad. can,s!ss Ng,cwy,
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-10-04
Se1ettell 2petrN,
From the New York Post.
FITZPATRICK on ANOTHER RAID

From the New York Post
on ANOTHER RAID.
the brave Kilpatrick applies equally we'll t" man!
others of our brave heroes:
TO horse to horse another raid
Fitzpatrick draws his battle blade
10 wage the war; and he will win it !;
He lives to fight our Northern foes,
Who trembling stand in rebel shoes:
ellis hat is FOUND" his head is in it |;
Ilurrah for his CHAT" and head !.
Hurrah for the hero bol,!
Hurrah for the troops he led
lIurrah for the starry fold
Away away ! from tent to front
The hraveSt boys will bear the brunt;
They hasten to the post Of honor!
Their ballots fall where luiets fell !
And honest history shall tell
OF Peace with Freedom smiling on her.
lluirlh for the sword and pen
llurrah for the boys i'll blue.
Hurrah for the cavalry men!
IIurrah for the deeds they do .
Spur on spur on from post 10 post
With changing swords, a gallant host
That often whipped our proud invaders,
And won nations gratitude;
The rebels are not all Subducd,.
Add wings to speed, ye gallant raiders!
uurral for the lads that ri,!e
Ilurlah for the men We trust
llurl1,h for the nations pride
uurrah for the cauSc that 5 just.
From battle ground to battle ground,
Clcaring.a grave at every bounh,
Go win the praise Of song and story!
From vale to vale, from hill to hill,
Go where sweet flowers their odorS SPILL
On mounds where heroes sleep inglory.
lIur.;.h for the heroes gone
IIurrah for the heroes here
Hurl;lh ior the cause they won!
uurrah for the ias 50 dear!
S;,ced on speed on! and tllwart their plan,
Who would aiduct our foremost man,
And with their sick'ning incense blind him;
Heed Kilpatrick's loyal words,
For they do battle like his swords,
And Slay the foes that crinse behind him
lIurrah for the sword that clinkS !!
EIurrah for the Spur-clad heels !!
IIurrah for the head that thinks !!
IIurrah for the heart that feels !!
Uuscr,pulous and shrcwd are they,
Who wear tho blue ontSiile the gray,
And shout ou patriotic hosannahs;
You cannot See the bloody bars,
For they arc hid behind the stars,
They bear aloft our loyal banners
lIurrah for voters true
Hurrah for the sons Of Mars!
Hurrah for the banner blue!
Hurrah for the stripes and stars !!
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-10-04
West Virginia Past st-Present and
Future.
BY C. s. RICHARDSON.

ia Y. =. hiSnHRUSONs
We copy the following able article
from the London [Eug.) Mining Journal
1t is written by gentleman Of this
County, who fully understands aud know'
Of what be writes. 1t will fully repay a
careful perusal:
Although it has been long known that
the western part of the Old Dominion
contained mineral wealth far superior to
the eastern portion, yet there has always
been = want Of confidence among capi.
t4lists to largely invest in its lands; not
that they entertained any doubts on tho
mineral values they contained, for this
has been set at rest beyond all coutro'
versy for many years past, but from un.
equal or unjust administration Of the
laws and extreme political differences,
while taxation Was uniform throug hout
the State, or supposed to be-, although
the" negro stock" was never fairly taxed;
vet the internal improvements vcro al
most exclusively confined to the eastern
part Of the country. There cau be no
better proof of this than the total absence
Of central lines Of communication, for
With the exception oftwo short branches
Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railway,
yb;cb cross ross; a narrow portion ofthe State
At its northern end, there is not a rail.
way in operation from the >AlIegan!y
Mountains to the Ohio River; while in
the East the country is intersected With
roads in every direction: The same dis
parity exists ju its lines of~water. com.
munication. The great James River and
,Kaua8ha Canal, }as projected BY and
commenced under the auspicesof George
Washington, and intended to con meet
the fertile valley Of the Ohio With that
Of the ames.andtAtlantic seaboard, Was
never carried into the western counties,
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-10-04
Proverbs by Josh Billings.

Young mon, DO more su1iouI about
the pcddygree yure going to leeye, thsa
yu are about tho ! sumbOdy left ~.
There is oaly l advantage that I can
see 10 going teu the devil, and that 4,
the roGd is easy, and :yu are sure ttN1
end the way ..,.,iG; -
When q mans dog deserts himAop
akownt Of biz poverti, he kant gits cay.
lower down in this xorld--not ;bi land.
Z. Men ant apt tew git kiekt out, uy
good society for being rich. { -. rs
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-10-04
NOTICE!
TAKE, NOTICE!.

r,,HE FRAZER OIL ooNPAEY, h.vtps pus o.: Tho
cou,pleor, Of thcir Wells nov being hored in kanA
wha County, on contract will .ssuuae 90 ~ ,sSHs -
"a tsss 1s e'ea'e' 'o'''''' A'''' IS, ]. DoYDr Apnk
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-10-04

yesr. to complete, bu. long ere ~: q. =:
done the trait 10 over each 6niihed end . 6
the line will pay common interest on ths.
subscribed capital. The trafiotables, .
far as estimated, show. q working profit
Of 80 per cent; this will afford . divi:.
dend Of about Is per cent. to the share:
holders, and which may be inereised q
the trade Of the ,countryis opened: up.
With these prospects, which 1osrtainly
look bright and encouraging, 70 viii
next turn our attention to the Future.
CONCLUDED NEXT wEIE.