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Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-05-06

NORTH Foax.-Not SO many people are living
there as formerly, hut very little grumblinc is
heard. Business seems to be done pretty much
on casa basis. Nickel 4 Co. are making
room for the new stock of goods which is on the
road, and are doing a good-paying Brewery
business. Geo. Yohe presides ct the North
Fork Hotel with his usual dignity and desire for
the comfort of his patrons. Phillips is at the
old Market stand, and Schooner has a new
Blacksmith shop on Main street. Alex. Tinsley
is proprietor OF the Livery Stable, and takes
pleasure in doing the 81 fair thing" By sojourn-
ing animals.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-05-06

Ee9g~ To THE PuBIIc.--I a candidate for
the office Of COUNTY TREASURER. subject to
The decision of the Union County Convention.
ReSnectfullY.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-05-06

Fon SHERIrr.-Ihe undersigned respectfully
announces to the voters of Trinity county that
he is a candidate for the Office of SHERIFF, sub
ject to the action Of the Union Convention.
l6.tc. SOLON BLANCHARD.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-05-06

TIE De- Norte, the first ocean steamship built
in California, made her trial trip on the 29th
OF April. She is intended to run between
San Francisco, Humboldt and Crescent CITY.
Her dimensions are follows Length of keel
1877 feet breadth of beam, 30 feet: depth of
hold, II feet inches length over ali, 200 feet
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-05-06

TO THE UNION ELECTORS OF TRINITY COUNTY:
Bssn The undersigned announces that he is a
candidate for the Office of TAX COLLECTOR,
subject to the action of the Union County Con-
yention.
liz EDWARD A. KELTON
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-05-06

r g. SHEATH. T. " ROARMAN,
" SAN francisco.
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alt,r Adrertisem1ents.
q. S. 100 LOAN!

DY AUTHORITY OF THE SECRETARY OF
ID the Treasury the undersigned has assumed the Cen
era Subscription Agency for the sale Of United States
Treasury Notes. bearing and reetenths per cent
interest. per annurn. known the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-06

pact with anotherst state, or with a foreign
power, or engage in war unless actually
Invaded; or In such imminent danger as
Will not admit of delay.Y 80 2---'T-
1t Is at least remarkable, ifthe words
IN question We're intended to mbrace
mere business transactions, that they
shonld be inserted between two lImiti-.
tons OF the war power OF the Stnfas.
Every other provision of the section, q.
part only OF which is hero uuoted. n "a
prohibition ofthe exercise by the States
OF powers granted or prohibited TO Con-
gress. II Is, Think, q Just Inference.
that the prohibition to enter into any
agreement or compact with another
State, which also extends to a fOroign
power, reIeFs TO something analogous.
and that 1t does not prohibit the exer.
else OF nny power by n State not in
deFogattQn OF, or competi etitionIVith, some
power granted TO Congress. ], have al
ready admitted that where there fs an
actual agreement or compact between
States, Whatever may be its subject
mntter; II must be submitted to Con-
gress for It's consent. In such case that
body Is the proper forum to determine
whether 1t Is ofthe character contnn-
plated by the Constitution, But when
there is no actual agreement or CONE
pact, ana the facts OF the case show that
the proposed arrangement can be car-
r1ed into effect without such an instTu-
menti or anything equivalent thereto,
anu that the matter is not of Il political
cnnracterI or capable OF affecting any
other State or the Union Mt large, It Is
going very far to Rssert that II the latter
mode Is resOrted TO, It must still have
the consent Of Congress. To subject the
States to this necessity in non-poIltical
matters, or in those which cannot affect
the interests or rights ofStates not Inn
medintely concerned, or of tho Union.
iniuriously or otherwise, would seem 10
reduce them to a state Of pupilAge, In
consistent with tho acknowledged
theory of our NntiOh9l Constitution.
Yours truly and respectfully, ,-'
p. q. VAN WISRIT
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Gen. Grant n steubenviile.
.EIuIll NJ Herald i,f, a,elss,yiSnlI

2aGen. Grant, iite6rding to dhddunGs-
ment, arrived In the city at ~ O'Clock
this morning, aeconpa by his wife;
four children, Mr.. Dent, his father+ins
law, and two members of his stan:
The commit tee apppiht to receive tho
general, met him at Columbus and
came with him ton njgpecial train. "A
large number of citizens, anxious to
SEQ the real hero Of the war, had con-
gregated; qbq1t tho depot to shhke
hands, tft not thing FItlore, with our dis
tingufshed guest. The party proceeded
to the United States House for break
filst, after which the formal reception
took place. Rev. Thomas n. Boyle, in
a very appr0pfiat6 address, welcomed
the general TO our city, thanking him
foffhal brilliant sSpVfces rendered tie
nation, and his patriotic devotion to
the best interests of the county wish
ing that he might long live to enjoy the
esteem and receive the cpqgratG tGlations
of his c6untrymen, Gen. Grant adj
dressed the audience very pleasantly,
saying that he was not in the habit OF
making spec eeehes, laAldl would beFthinly
faili itfi hai attempted IT. 4 The audience
would hayal been very much pleased 70
have heard q speech from the igen-
'erdl, etjut We're not EiisappoifteSi
Ith6Wfhg, that his forte, as Judge
McGandleSa Expressed It was in the
slogio, of arms rather than in the sirhe-
toric of sentences.n After the General
CLOSED some one In the CROWD proposed
three l6he6TS3 Tor lie Idol bf AmeffeayS
which lVps loudly Sponded. ito, aud
showed that the Invaluable services 81
General Grant had not been forgotten
! by the pa ibtie; Union loving citizens
fot old Jedet5 ON! ~ y J md ge NJ cCan1f 1fesS
OF r burg, then made some remark
saying that o large committee from the
cities Of Sburg and Allegheny wert
pres ert TO hPany, him TO Pittsburg
49, ~.
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Nwherc a brilliant reception would be
given him to-day. We arc requested
TO Blste, by a member OF tho city coun-
Gil. tlsat any inattention to the Pfttsburg
by Our commit ltee, as tho committee was
not aware that the. Pittsburg com
mittee was coming to our city!
until the arrival OF the train from col.
umbus! During the stay of Gen. Grant
in our city a large number of ladies
and gentlemen called on him and were
Kindly aud cordially received. The
'committee, with the Generals party.
LETT on tho nine o'clock train for Pitts.
burg this morning. -.
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A RICHMOND correspondent of the
New York Herald writes that there is
n man in Virginia who indulges In the
wild speculation Of buying negroes ut
ten dollars per head, emancipated by
the lcaying in Of tho rebel government,
in the hope that the United States roy-
ornment will ultimately pay thelfuIl
price for them. He offers ton dollars
ingold for right Of property in each
negro, and has, 1t is stated made some
purchases and paid the money.
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Wheeling Female College,
WITEELING. wa

TIHIS INSrTTuTIoN, CHARTERED
i with l1il eolegthte powers in 1884, and
Directors, will be opened ms collegiate insti-
tnte on the INST Wednesday in September
next Tho buildings are now being tho
iTTanGhlS. refAted- and newly frrniahed
In the li6erality Of its arTangements, in tho
extent and cnmprehanElveness of its course
Of study, In Its methods of tuition and 0oy-
itR BOaiSl Of instruction, tho pnhlIe may Tely
upon It's being n first-clas8 seminary.
dnctlnR leading Educational Institutions In
tho Eastern and Middle StnteE I feel insured
that with the liberal patronage and the enr-
and Vicinity, the College VIII soon be able 70
extend To young ladies all the facilities for an
accomplished education to be fOund outaid
OF our eastern metropolitan cifieS :,
lnorCls metha highest satisfaction TO be
a6le to announce the engagement Of n corps
Or, O. teaehsrs OF distlnglIlshed ability, expe-
a EoRlTAL DEPARTMENT Win be ofHhnlzpIl
A. e an sa51y day, having eSpeSal TefeIenee TO
A PREPARAToRY DEPART0rExr win he
oPesnetd, ior SIlc4i Misses as are too young TO
The Institution Iyill be conducted upon
Protestant, but not upon tienOminational
Y, the Methodit, the PTeAby terrain and the
tSpiseopallan, being represented In the Facnl-
EExPENsRsPE QUARTER -
TUfnoN-Flrt3Pr Preparatory, CO.,. Second
PEepoTntoEy, g; First Collegiate, s. Second
Gollegtnta, 50; Jhnior, ElDs Senior, az 30;
Latin french, German, on other Language, S.;
Experimental SclenceA e. extra, each; Draw
Ing, S. Painting In on, so; Pastel, 80; Cray
ment, q 90 V66al Music, SO; -Fuel, 81 and ID
q9nrteTF5 g cents each quarter. -5.I5-.,y,
BoARD- D-SfI; Fuel and Lights, S; WasiiiEtg
s.; Weekly Board, nom Monday to Friday
night So 5gs Fuel and IightB, 81 - li5rl ~
,Buls both for tuition and board payable in nn
e1lseS a the commencement of the quRrteF-
Sept 9th, Nov. 18th Feb. lgt and April 18th.
Si,isii l. C.iIooMIH, ANN. d.,
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: BethanyaC College.

HHIS INSTITUTION IS LOCATED IN
u one Of tile most beautifuI and healthy
porti6nS Of me hin country OF West Virginia.
lt e in Brooke county, EiIieelI miles north OF
" healing and SeteIt miles nom Wellsbufg, at
Whien phce, persons coming either by boat
OF TlLilt c1u nnd hacks ready to Take them TO
me COLLEGE Sitp9tedn as IL g. in the country,
IT removed At once ffom the temptations To
extTIvngpnce, and the facilities for vice, which
attach TO eGoIleges in or hear large citieSJ-
Young men who desira . otlI0FouRh eIIiIcItion
VIII dnd peculiar advantages In f3ethAny Col-
lege. She has an experienced Faculty and
atI0rJs the best education on the lowest terms.
The 18th Session will commence on the lst
monday in Octobar next and terminate ON
the last Thufsday OF June, 1855.
FACULTY.
r -ALExAlsDE3R CAAfPHRII.; President, .IT
W. X. PESpIEroS. Xlce President and
POfeSsOr of. Mental AfOIa1, and Political Phi-
osOphy and Bellies IgettreS,
CHARLES LOUIS LooS, Professor of Ancient
LAnGdiees and Literature. 'liilttst- 90 .
~ W. JoTtESoN, Professor of Mathematics
r. RICHARIsoN, PTola s6r dI Natural PHI
4osophy, Chemistry and Natural History.
-= snui stsl TKR1ta. ~ l5Iie. 4,
Boarding from 800 to $3.50 per week,
tuition, per Ion OF Q months 5000.
Washing and ltRhts extra ~ 'ffi
MarticuIntiQn Feet 90, i7f.i 4ilsff0
! For Catalogues or fuTthaF information nd.
dress W. X! Pendle letonor q. uI.oos, Sec'ty.
auRl8+ +2mdd dtVY Z nO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-06

THE LATEST AND GRRATRsr.+Dis-
eoyery In Dental HSgenic, is Sozodofit.
It has superseded all the ordinary denti-
fnces, and, for this reason: that while
u contalns no solvent principle injuri-
crates ttprter and every other dental
concrotion, prevents canker OF the
gums, removes blemiRhes, both from
the molars and incisors, and leaves tbe
breath pure and sweet .isz oct. s, Steod
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} aeltaifal.. 5E'D'12 ~
SBLLBRS Cough SYRUP.


TITS PROMPT IN ITS ACTION, ALWAYS
i safe, and may he given TO the smallest child
or most delicate female with confidence In It's
spirittious ingredients hateveF, it q not only
applicable to the Ynst majority OF Pulmonary
and bronchial affections, hut Is peculiarly
valuable to children, RfforJling great relief lin
Whoopin}, Cough and kindred Illsenaqz4 From
n large number OF certificates received fFOm
year to year, we present the following:
From the Rev. T. G. Lamb, Pastor of
Ile Bapttst Church, AleNRntlrin,
ohio.
In January, 1854, 1 lind a severe cough, pro-
CeeslIng from q bad cold, SO that cpuEheti al
most fIiceEsGlil, for twp days and might nom
twice, in the evening, OF the prcstcri6ed IioSs
and retired and slept all night without a sim
0ie Interruption from coughing.
Itoolk the Syrup again In the morning and
Pteached itRic9 during the day without any
Since that time have gtveu 1t frequently
10 my children, and believe that It has essen
I'D. LAMB.
men. Lawyers and other Public
SpeakeFa. ~ -sasf-ss.Fsr
Professor Porter has, without solicitation,
given a certificate OF the excellence of this
ins 70 Mi Who are afiiitted a WIN Ii II conehs
Fttt3bITg DuilH Pod. ''f $50 'lT 7I'!ilA
EScMANGE HerEr, December ls. 1876.
lfeESJs. ECfitOESS- Having been for some time
past very much AIliicted with severe cold,
and almost CONSTANT cough. and having tried
various remetiles SyFtipS &C. and All 10 no
effeei, / was induced by my esteemed friend,
w. w. Wallace, Of this city, TO make a trial
OF r. F. Sellers Cough Syrup. did so, and TO
my great surprise, received almost immelli-
ate uelief.l tiyns with Tie gEe8teSt difficulty
thntI ieCtured beioTe my eifEActtHe' classes,
but on taking spoonful Of the syrup, Just
before entering my lecture room, could speak
with perfect case during the evening.
would particularly recommend Il 10 cIGrey-
men, lnWy'ers, mud other public speakers
JAMES II. PORTER, 41I9E Of AIdIheBRdtie&.
PREPARED BY
r. z. Sellers &, Co. Pittsburgh, Pa,
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YAAs' q CBASsEi = This splendid brass
band from W heeling was at our, copp-
", fair, and daiI d. elighted thousands
OF people by their grand music. This
band Is one OF the best in the country,
They were out serennding one or two
nights while they were in town. The
members Will accept our thanks for the
music dtscoprsed under our window.
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NOTICE 10 sIILI.PERS AND TRAY..

-te 4tes snlaf. RlttsbuFgh, wheeling and
a. ParleFabnrE Packet, eu 81
.. The New and Elernnt paEsetber
leI4sitt lsteRmer FOREST CITY, Ca6f6ill
John Gordon, A. r. Bunting CiTE.
@ 49, flttsluEghl for. P0rkeFsbuIHi eVeFV
1H,t W MH,etanssday and Saturday at L. 81; leaves
Mneell1g Tor Par ken,butE every Wednesday
ans, tprdhy At y p. Af.S IeaVes PaFlEeTStufe
~ Iot y 55MItpS6elt9 ~ 9h every Monday and Thursday
every Tue9tAy and y Fitlay at Z a. n -
Freight received for Pittsburgh every Mon.
DAY and Thursday Mt tlFe Wharf Boat until 8
y. Nh by BO0TH, RATTELLE q Co.
A9igiI:u :. =. - &. AgentH.
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Franklin Insurance Company
...............eIoo. .ooo.


DIRECToRs:
7. II. Lntnn, n. r. Rhallefnsz Gen K. What
Geo. Mcnhel. John ZoecISIer. Saml, NicfTeiI
nn, 9; w. FnnzhelIn, Jas. ". Vance Alex.
t-al8hill' 5 lfs
VNaIS. COMPANY HAVING BEEN DULY
Organized, are prepared to tRlin risks nj
!nlr rates on buildings OF all kinds nIpTrhan.
use manufacturing establishments, f1Tni-
luIe, eteambnatE md cRFEoes on the western
55Nere and hikes. and also the lives peF-
iSsli sS ~ igI 2 Term Of yenTs. This Company OFF
ieIs superior Inducements to faFTneTE where
~ ~ lbey can be insured for three years. nj rs-
nneeSi E1ieH This being home 'inStItuilon.
S1iIi S,9 oScti OF EoIHe ninety-four HtockbolieFs
lnust OF twhom are among our best business
men, recommends ttRelf TO the fiIyOFnhic CoT1-
ssiSneEntl9n otthe iilstlring public and solicits
"
Applications for Insurance win he PROMPTLY
attended to by the SeC rafnry.
:, OLlC5l. NO. McIsuTe HotTQa, halnN the same
formeTiS occupied by Adams IexnrT4ls 70
M ARTHTIR SsrrniaTI,
ESAMI MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. AtENDEII, Vice President. -ii
o5S..C y. e, ARTHuR, Agent for paying psnsions.
Stlica, No. ! MeI.nre H6use Ming fhP sFni6r
FORMERLY occnpied by Adams Express CO.
'.if'i INSUR a NCE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-06

4AelsllnG Passenger Packet for Wheel.
1E. NUN Fish. SiNteISrlIIe. BulI
-gSEeeik' Marietta and PRrkeFsbuFE.f
~ The new and fast passenger
steamer CLEANER, y. II. Porter
Captain, f. Porter, Ir., Clerk -
IL. eaveS g IittshuTg every Monday and Thurs
Leaves Wheeling Mt 8 p. m. Hnme DAYS. sg-r.
AeI1Enlng, leaves PnrSeTsbuFu IunSiny
and Friday at 2 n M - 70 .'i' ]
leaves Marietta at 2 p. m. sama days. ..
sdti,1;SssW wheeling at a. m. WedneslaY and
!, For freight or pnssAge apply at the wharf
oost 3sst,9, 81 BOOTH, BAfTELLE co.
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ZOE CINrTNNATI

~ The flnc steamer REVENUE
llapt,. Russell, having been thor
oughly repaired and painted Will
tte Icy on her day, PFidnS, October 9Th,
lhstss At o'clock pI m ~, - 7i5.55- = =
For freight or passage apply on board or to
sOcto-L AUani1
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FiFG & Marine Insurance COMPANY
Of wHEFLCSG.

+
INCORPORATED IN 1897. igs,
TNAKEs RISKS ATTHE LOWEST RATS
y = on BuIdingS Of all kinds, Steamboats,
HangerS attending the transportation of gnosiS
ON nSers, seas, Lakes, cnnalS md railrnailR
JOHN,F. HOPKINS, Secretary. =
Robert CFnnGIe, napIal Toy,t, B
Robert M0rrfaOfl n ScJisSo,1'
s. HFady. Tsn6eS DSI,SIi
John DonIon, SSmnel Otf 81.
The ONCE Of tho Company has been ra-
moved TO No. 50 Main street.
Applications Cor insurance win he pTnTnptlyyt
attended TO by the President or Secreinry. y 3
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aEMPFTELD RAIL ROAD
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

Ohio and mississippi Transportatsov
Company. 'f'''''7s''7
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AegnlaF Wheeling and Parkersburg
The fast running packet BAYARD.
Moore Muster, leaves wheeling
II,5sa,- f,56eyeLy - ,6 very Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
-oc6-tf ]. AIANNER & Co Arnr,t
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stfamHoats. Q

~ Tho flne steamer PINE GROVE
Capt. M0F1tta, will leave rs above
Saturday, Oct. nh, at 5 O'Clock p.
For freight or passage apply on boarIl or to
80 a. BOOTH, BATTELLE & CO..
-oetg-lt. - ~. - AgenfR. :
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1rIoGnE .wARRAx-T;EDv.
N nmBgrioNs ARE ToLloYED.
as4DfPToNFs.

ss-onn a. c.rs.lar .l..s,.etna nn ,,p.er..
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4oALE INSURANCE co. oEeNBW YORK,
Cash Capital, aIl raid In. SOM ooo y,
Assets LIST January, lSG5......... '6s7,60i 10
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Ansuranfe.
FIRE, MARINE FINLAND INSURANCE

GtAN BE OBTAINED UPON THE MOST
reasonable tcrmS in any n the f1IIS,,cf,i,
Com IAIlnit1' rcpfesientinR IN tho BRIFepNfe
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iilt INsUR NCE.
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Sixth-was not every Governor Of
every seeding State a Democrat, and
did they not each and all 20 into rebel
iSn Hon ,ao1ftI Gd DO al in their power to make
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-30
An Editors Adventure.

A correspondent of the Cleveland Her.
aid, writing from Hiram, Ohio, gives the
following adventure of an editor;
An incident worth of record, occurred
in this usually quiet village, few eve
nngs since, A Cleveland editor came
out for The purpose Of visiting Gen, Gar.
field, and, being an old schoUlmatr
aud intimate friend of the distinguished
Congressman, waived the usual lormali
ties Of mccdug, aud proceeded directly 60
the kitchen o. diycst himself OF u con.
siderable amount Of mud that had at.
t0chcd itself to the usually polished sur.
lace of his calf skius. Unfortunately
two young lady strangers were tho only
occupants Of the house, the General ond
/ family being temporarily cbsent.
To those it seemed lttlc peculiar to
| fud q stranger in the kitchen washing
his boots in the wash.dish, hut they stood
their ground braycly until the towel was
| brought In rvquisitiun, when, believing
! the mysterious visitor Il stranger con.
/ IulumclatiOn OF IN, bripiion and insanity,
they rushed Tor ugs.stanGe---ono to the
fright, the other to the lett. Tho former
VlNN's tA' HhAlNNN N'liNNiIh OF Nlltntn
suncliiy, personally strange to each
other, cJWo 10 the rescue at the same
moment and passed in ut doors directly
uppost, when believing each other 10 be-
the Intruder, they b gan conversation
more abrupt than Chcstofirdian prcecp,s
would Warrant. Words wuX,dwarm nm
Itil"surhcc iudicrtous' showed plainly
. that one of the two was about to be-
hclpCd out of,hc house, when the hero
. OF Pen aud Scissors stepped from behind
the curtain with or1ud grin ON his face
7 looked irst at the Captain (knuwinr him
TO be u fighting miu(, then at his aulag-
onist, aud then---loukyd at the Captain
again.
The tablcau lasted but a moment; the
combatants "subsiaod;' explanation fol.
lowed; laughter cnsued, aud the trio scpa
rated. amid clappiug ui heads, to the tune
of"May we meet again"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-30
How the Murderers Of Provost
Marshal Cook were Detected.

The Guernsey County Times gives an
account of how Hiram Oliver and John
w, Harlup, the supposed murdcrera OF
John b. Cook were suspected and ar
rested:
One of these mon. IIartup, called OF
the residence oi Miss Sarah Skinner,
near Washington, on Tuesday night, be.
fore they we're arrested, and procured
something 10 cat Cor himself nud some
other men, whom ho claimed were with
him on the hunt ol the mon who rad shot
Mr.. Cock. Ills conversation and pccu'
liar actions led Miss skinner 10 suspect
him Tor being the murderer and she i'm.
mcdiatcly went TO Washington aud gavc
information, when men started in seorch
aud the next duy the tracks, coming neal
to the house Of Miss Skinner, were found
20 be- the same tracks which wcrc ioun,
in aud near Cambridge. These tracks
were followed TO Winchester, where they
crossed the bridge, and on nearly 10 the
| barn where they were arrested. Thcy
had stopped al Mr.. Smilh's, east o
Antrim. to get something 10 cat, am
there claimed 10 be coon hunters, WhcI
found iu The burn they claimed they were
|rcsing, having been travelling some dis
lance; aud when one Of them wa
CHARGED with being tho man who killcl
John b. Coot, he denied IL, but suJsc
qucnlly said he WIS with the man now
This ia the only confession Of any kin,
they have made, aud this they deny
pleading their entire innocence of th'
charge Of killing any one.
! ftI..,f tu,l ~. AT NANCY Will
them, about equally divided, two rcyo'
ycrs, some clrlrdgcs and Il number o
other thugs Of l,ttlc Importance.
There il but very little doubt obou
their being the same men who robbie
Thomas liursun, on the night fcGOrc MI
Cook was shot, The boots OF one G
these men, Oliver the one who, toubl
lrss, ahot Mr.. Cook, were very pcculiai
having both hctf7nud tucplntcs, whic
are very urusuul, aud which make vcr
, distinct tracks.
Thcy have been indicted for murder
the first dcrrcr, and IT. is expected IN,
tlry viii be tried iuis term. They NJ
b now In the county itil aud are mad
, secure by irons aud bars, from whic
y there is no danger of their escape, espcc
ally us there is ais, an extra guard place
over them day aud pight.
They seem TO be well educated and
the prime of life, vigorous and robust, ru
/, oi life aud animation. aud neither Il
> dark prison cells nor the clanking Oflhc
chains socm to inlmidato them the lea
or induce the slightest shade Of pen
tcncc.