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MistellanrOns.
sherman's March.

The London Times pays this tribute
to Gen. Sherman
General Shermsn's campaign in
Georgia will undoubtedly rank hereafter
with the most memorable operations of
modern war. His principal enterprise
il is true, proved unexpectedly easy and
practicable, but that only reflects credit
on the discernment which could fore.
cast the result, and it must also be
added that no slight portion Of this re.
marksble success is due to the militar y
skill with which the great march was
planned and conducted"
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The Right Talk.

Gen. Sherman in recent letter, tells
a distinguished Georgian, that there
can be no peace without the restoration
of the Union; that "the Union mus
and shall be preserved, cost what may
There is no other alternative for the
people of Georgia, than to conform to
this view of the case. No commission
ers, no negotiations or conventions are
necessary. WhenOyer the people OF
Georgia quit the rebellion, elect mem
bers of Congress aRd Senators, and
these take their seats, the State OF
Georgia will have resumed her functions
in tho Union. AS long as any of the
people remained armed and organized,
the United States would pursue them
with armies and deal with them ac-
cording to military law Afterwards
they will be dealt with by the civil
courts" n~ % .-a'..r '
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a Savannah belle stepped off the
sidewalk the other day, with a pouting
expression, to avoid walking under an
American flag which hung in front Of
an officers headquarters General
Geary, military commandant of the city,
Immediately gave orders to have her
promenade back and forth under the
hateful symbol for an hour, as a warn
ing for similar offenders.
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Cotton Substitutes

The French think that they have
made the greatly desiderated discovery
of the hour--a substitute for cotton
Flax cotton, hemp, everything attempt
cd, has failed on trial, but the Rouen
Chamber of Commerce has reported
through a special com mittee, which has
devoted a year to the study, tha an
oriental fibre will meet the exigency.-
This new fibre, which sustains so great
a weight, is called ma by Chinese ;
ranch by Japanese urtica nivea by
botanists, and China grass by the gem
eral world. 1t is abundant in China
and India is hardy, and easy f culti-
vation. 1t has been used .Jr manu-
features to limited extent before but
there were difficulties attending its
manufacture which stopped profit, and
consequently decreased production
The report Of the Rouen committee
carries the idea that some feasible mode
has been discovered for obviating the
old troubles aud giving it general use
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A contraband undertaking to find sit
uation for her daughter in Cincinnati,
insisted upon the daughters iOstruc-
tiou. Upon being requested to indi-
cate what kind Of accomplishments she
was desirous of having her hopeful
daughter possess, she said, "de ga
must be learned de piano and painting
anyhow, and mobbC after while reading
and wTitin'," a.nu n.r.s
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

Onn ACRES LAND, 200 cleared, all fenced, a
eDANV good Brick Dwelling house, with 10 rooms,
hall, porch and portico, and good CELLAR atarge Barn
and other Ont-budlngs, good orchard good well ana
ciatern. Situated miles 8, H. Of Hlsboro, adtoin-
ing the Town of Marshall, Highland County, OhiC.
Is beautiful laying Farm, well adapted for Stock
Farm. win be sold on liberal terms For particulars
applyto lhs sulHf5iber ~ Hlssoros ~ =, .,,,,,
Rn5mj" ~A@N p" NOAH AMEN
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lFor tho News.
Miscellaneous Enigma.

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NV 90 20 II Is a boys nickname.
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MY OF 10 8 IS Is l6 l0 II Is Is the name Of town
In Ohio, .... -... ...I
MY 4 20 2 2 isR girls name. ....a r|.
NV whole ia ths of very intelligent young gem
tleman Of Harden's Greek, who chief com lauder
OF Morgan raid last winter. ME ~ Sis.
Williamsburg, Ohio, Jan. 2S. 1865. ...H
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The BuflIo Courier Announces tha
death Of IRWIN, F. Ketchum, inventor
Of the mower and reaper which is
known by his name. He was also the
inventOt Of hand grenade. Mr..
Ketchum had resided in Buffalo more
than thirty years. '.. .. .aH...' il
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4otttp.
tFrom the Saturday Evening Post.
ARMY BLUE.

ny SARAH 4. DYER.
over all the listening prairies,
Down by blue Potomac's shore
From Paclhc's sounding surges,
10 Atlantic's sullen roar
WHEN the cry, "My children, save mel"
Fired the souls Of strong and true,
With the watchword, "God and Countryn
Patriots dohned the army blue.
oh, its color waved and beckoned,
From His holy arch above,
And they turned to find It mirrored
In the eyes Of those they love.
Met Its shadow by the strcamlet,
Where they flung themselves to rest,
When the angels, slow descending,
Closed the portals Of the West.
Then It robetd the distant. mountains,
As they marched with reveront tread,
Through the hlllI eternal gorgos,
O'er the torrents rocky bed,
Flashed a beamy, Joyous welcome,
As a-noar the foe they. drew;
While afar sad wives and mothers
Prayed for boys In army. blue.
Then the drum. beats distant thunder;
And the buges near at hand;
While DER all the cannon echoes
Floated up In chorus grand,
Aud their eyes grew dim and tender,
And their souls grew warm and true,
Till the heart Of saint and martyr
Throbbed beneath the army -Lluel
Backward rolled the tide Of battle,
Wave on wave, and peal on peal,
Flashing SRbrcs mudly meeting,
Muskot's din, and clash Of steel
But band, all brave and valiant,
Strewed tho trenches through and through,
with the night. birds chanting dIrges,
shroud and coffin army-bluei
Oh It brightens Southern prisons,
! And along tho crowded street
Crippled form and CHASTITY visago
In its tattcred folds wo meet
While our prayer floats ever upwOwrd,
Through the msts and evening dew,
Ti:the stars shall fade and fater,
God reserve the army y-buci
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Road NOtice.

a PETITION will be presented 10 tho County Com
~ missioners Of Highland County at their March
sesslon Isdb asking them yacate portion Of the
County road known the Bishir mill road, beginning
at where said road ntersects the Reece mill road and
terminating on the line of Willet and Garmon;
January ls, 1865. hb2wF
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The Chattanooga Gazette says thai
nine of our soldiers who had been cap
tured by the rebels and put in Gayles
vile (Ala) Jail, were recently taken
out by Gatewood's Guerrilas, shot, an d
their bodies thrown into the river.
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Answer TO Enigma IN laat weeks paper by Tilly,
What did that yOnng man say when the Sleigh upset
To Euigma by Upcfe's Niece, Did you have peesapt
trip TO Ruasell's Station '.."To ChaIade: Chie Hai
old's Pilgrimage.
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Tales of Deserters from Richmond

Tales of Deserters from Richmond.
A Fortress Monroe letter says, ac-
cording to stories Of deserters from the
enemy, the damage to the Danville
Road threatens to become more serious;
they say there was only weeks sup.
plies in Richmond at the time of the
accident, and famine is threatened, as
the Danvillo Road is the only one that
carries supplies to Lees army to any
extent, and with its loss the army must
very soon suffer for provisions. The
country back of Richmond is filed with
teams delivering rations, even the cav
! airy have been stripped Of their horses
to facilitate transportation, as all the
rations that can be brought to the city
are needed for the army. The market;
are completely drained of all provisions
and every thing that is eatable at fabu
lous prices, and unless something car
be done soon, the people of Richmond
will starve,
Dcserters also report that Lee is tc
go South himself, for the purpose o
heading the force operating agains
Sherman. Davis orders that Sherman
must be defeated by all means.
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FLOR the News.


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My whole Is tha name OF the pride OF "Fall Creek
A handsome little Gent that lives in brick.
'0.' UNCLE'S NIECE.
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT, J .

UOUIIy OI nNIVToII, r,,r p...lI.n, ,,I
LUC1Us j. HENDEE, Secretary Of tho BTNA
INSURANCE COMPANY, Leing severally sworn,
depobe and say, that tho foregoing is full true
and correct statement Of the affairs OF the said Com
pnny that tho said Insurance Company Is tho bona
nde owner Of at least ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS Of actual Cash Capital invested in Stocks
and Bonds that the above described Investments, nor
any part thereof, made for the benefit of any in.
said Company either US President, Secretary Treas.
urer Director, or othsrwse and that they are the
above described oflccrs OF said Insurance Company.
THOMAS A. ALEXANDER, President
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Total Liabilities.""........""."""",
Iy.-MIsCELLANEoUs.

The greatest amount insured IN any one
rlSk sss''s ~
The greatest amount allowed by the rules
to be insured in any one city, town,
village or ck....".................,,.
The amount Of its Capital or earnings de-
posted In any other State, as securl-
ty for losses therein;
Deposited with California.".".......... q
., With Iowa......................... ......,...',-'
And Ohio. .
The Charter, or Act OF Incorporation Of said
| is herewith
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Savannah.

Mr. Coffin, ('Carlcton,') Of the Bos-
ton journal, writes from Savannah
that there are a very few persons who
have been silent lovers Of the Union
from the beginning of the rebellion ;
there are others who have been, and
stll are, bitter secessionists other Sc
cessionists still unwillingly give up
their cause as lost. Lamar, the i'm.
porter Of slaves, who lately took the
oath of allegiance, is bitter rebel at
heart, AMI just before the capture oi
the place sent 100000 in specie tc
Charleston for safe keeping. The ma
jority of the people are, however, glaG
to escape the further operation of the
rebel conscription. The writer cayi
that the many North ern men who hav,
gone to Savannah; expecting to make
money, will be wofully disappointed. -
There is nothing in the city except cot
ton and rice the former Of which be
longs to the United States, and the lat
ter to the city government. The poo
pie have no money except Confederate
scrip, and the plantations have beer
given by Gen. Sherman to the negroes
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1868.
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Lucrus J. HENpEG, Secretary.
Orrrcs or rur ArniroR or STATE,

OrrICg rWr AuniroR or STATE,
Columbus, Ohm, January lG, 1868.
1t is hcrcby certified that the foregoing is correct
couv or the Statement of Condition of the .ETNA
INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Hartford, made to and
filed in this Office, for the year 1868.
Witness my hand aud seal officially.
JAMES II. GOODMAN,
tsEAL.l [sTAMr.l Auditor OF state
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A SPIRITUAL JoKE.-A captain of a
militia company, encamped at Camp
Hall, discovered a cautcen of whisky in
The possession Of one of his men, a
nightor two ago, and at once confscated
The fluid. lie placed it in his tent and
went out to invite some of his brother
officers to partako of the spiritual com
fort. Returning with his shoulderstrap
friends, who smacked their lips in an.
ticipation Of the treat, the cantcen was
reserved over the cups, and the health
of the gallant Captain c. was pro,
posed. The captain was the first tc
taste, but he quickly spirited the fluid
from his mouth, and exclaimed, "By
thunder, some one has changed the
whisky to water :" There was laugh
among the privatos, but the captain did
not join in il.
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MY 10 81 s 10 the name ofan Ex-Governor OF Ohio.
Myl 12 is a surname. .r
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40 #. and cut II on above his head. MUTE.
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Charade.

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And on the hattie. nold It oft may be found
My whole the name Of poet will tell,
Whom no modern writer need think to excel
Feb LIST, 1865. .....r..r SALLlE.
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FOR SALE BY

James Brown, Agent, and ]. Mendenhni, Hillsboro
Also in Highland county, by d. G, Whittetheyer
Buford Samuel Patton, Sinking Spring; II. Rhoades
New Peiersbnrgi Daniel Cameron Marshallj T. @. Hog
gard, Ralnsboro Boatrlght, Russell Co.. Fairyiev and
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sv. Kink, New Lexlngtoni Norton Robinson, Green
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Corn-Husks for Experimentation
for the Farmers,

Corn Husks for aper--lntormation
for the Farmers.
The editors of the country who have
control of the new patent process for
making printing paper from corn-husks,
being overwhelmed with letters Of in
quiry from farmers and others, give no
tice that their immediate wish Is to
elicit information. They desire to re-
ceiye proposals from every State county
and town in the United States, for sup
plying dry and sound huSks, as the
same may be stripped from the corn.
The leaves Of the corn are also desira.
BILE. The husks and leaves may be cut
up, if more convenient, and should be
delivered at railroad stations, well pack
ed in bales or bags. The editors wish
to receive proposals, stating the quaint
ty that will be contracted for and the
price per pound for one, two, or more
years. Address, with full particulars,
D. II. Craig, General Agent of the AS
sociated Press, New York City.
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Total Assets Of the Company..."..
III.-LIABILITIES.

Losses adjusted and not due............".........
Losses unadjusted and In suspense, watt
ing for further proof.
All othcr claims against the Company
. are small, for printing, &c, esti-
mated
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STATE nj ENT
OF THE CONDITION OF TttE
ta. ETNA ."n.
INSURANCE COMPANY
On the Ist day ofJanuary, 1865, made
to the Auditor Of Ohio, pursuant to
the Statute Of that State.

NAME AND LOCATION.
The name Of the Company Is ETNA INSURANCE
COMPANY, and is located at Hartford, Conn.
I.-CAPITAL.
The amount Of It's Capital Stock Is Two
Millions Two Hundred and Fifty
Thousand Dollars, and Is paid up.,..,S2, 100000 90
II.-AssETs.
1. Cash OF the Company on hand, and in
the hands OF Agents and other per-
2. Real Estates unncum mbered 7G,O56 81
3. The Bonds and Stocks owned by the
Company, (as per schedhe fled how
thereon. 3,4is,G5l 80
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Circular, Concerning the duties of
Assessors and Assistant Assessors
in Respect to False and Erroneous
Returns of FAX Payers.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-09-07
NEW SKIRT FOR 1865.
The Great Invention of the Age in
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J. ". BRADLEY's New Patent DUPLEX
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]. W. BkADLEYS New Patent DUPLEX
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