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Heaven give us kind hearts and soft
hands to soothe the insane wounds OF all
these Southern suicides.

| Heaven give us kind hearts and soft
hands to soothe the insane wounds OF all
L these Southern suicides.
CAPTAIN Fulghum, North Carolinian,
of Bakers staff, was another Of the gray
suits present that interested me. Manly
i self.possessed, frank and courteous, sucn'
l at least after surrender, should hnd no
/ fcud. He is one of Lees paroles. Ii
pleased me TO hear him say his gallant
comrade with whom he seemed IN SYM
| pathy (young Wade Hampton,) might
after awhile cool down" How can the
brave bear malice? Fulghum was orig
/ inally of the lst North Carolina Cavalry,
and students of Yale College, particular.
4 IL of the class of 1851, will be interest ed
to know. as I learned from the officer.
| the fate oi Captain Duer, OF the same
regiment. Who fell in the late struggle at
Petersburg. I was grieved to hear tins,
but pleased to know of one who had been
his comrade since, that he had borne IN
his regiment the same amiable character
that had secured from enmity and made
him many friends in college.
There were father and son also pre-
sent in rebel gray, Major and Lleutenait.
The name is either Glenn or Gwinn.-
The elder engineered the railroad frI
Louisville to Nashville kind, good heart
ed. quaint old veteran he was, OF Lees
army, but in the hospital at Danyiile al
the time of the surrender, fact that he
regretted. till some one showed him
late order by which Lees men, absent
at the time. might afterward avail them
selves of the parole, His home IS Norfolk
but his family he said, were at kich-
mond, where he was anxious to join
them. He has lost one son in the war,
vet seems entirely free from bitterness.
Butler told Sherman his own home had
not been invaded, but was still secure
Now. however, he feared lawless strag-
glers from the confederate army might
destroy it.
Logan took Fitzpatrick aside, and de-
sired to know if he could in any way,
help him to get to his home. a little north
of Charleston Fitzpatrick replied he
would try, and spoke to Sherman; when
Sherman, turning quickly, with his own
electric promptness, addressing Logan,
answered: Certainly, certainly, sir
Would YOU like to go down tonight
You can 90 right down with mo to Ra-
leigh. aud there take the train immeai-
ateiy, if you wish" Logan, however,
modestly thanking him, said he had not
expected such courtesy, and was not
quite yet prepared Very we'll, said
Sherman, any time Just come to Nil
patrick, here, who will see that yon get
to ue, and will h clip you all can"
Sherman, in parting. even stopped to
shake hands with young Fulghum. who
few days before, had been in Raleigh
on some message, and spoke to him with
cheerful and hearty kindness. 1t was
very evident that Sherman was winning
all their hearts, as he had already won
their strength Noble spirit, terrible as
fate to resisting foe, but toa submls-
sive one, kind and liberal This Is Chris
tian heroism.
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, May 6.--Since the re-
cent orders for the reduction of expenses
the Ouartermaster's Department. has ell
fected reduction of its daily expenses
on active and coast transport. service OF
S.}5, 900 per day, which is u saving OF more
than than three millions Of dollars per
month.
The Postmaster General has sent an
agent of his department. toSt. Louis, who
will be there OH the 18th inst, to arrange
for the transportation of the mails ON
the Mississippi and its tributaries.
The first National Bank OF Richmond,
Va, has been designated as q u. ). De;
pository. H. G. FAINT is President. This
is the only national bank yet established
in that city. The Government has pos
session of, i'm this city and vicinity, a
number of private buildings that are
used for hospitals and other purposes
A clearing ont of these buildings is
about to be made, and they WILDE turned
over to their owners. The Government
bospitals will also be abandoned as fast
as circumstances will permit. The coun-
try adjacent to this city presents an ap-
pearance somewhat similar to what 1t
did6n 1861, thecamps of troops already
arrived being dotted on every road. The
farmers will suffer much, but they have
the satisfaction of knowing it will be OF
short duration, and for the last time. A
| terrific thunder shower passed over the
city early this morning The claps OF
thunder were so heavy as to awaken
most of the citizens from sleep. =
Several Of the Washingtonians who
were parsled by Gen. Grant and return
ed home. have been sent South again for
refusing to take the oath of allegiance,
Most Of them are anxious to take the
oath and remain good citizens
It was not definitely settled this morn
ing whether the trial of the assassins
viii commence on Monday or not. In
fact the Court had hardly been selected
u,, IN O'clock. -
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.-Nrw ORLEANS via CAIRO. May l.
Too hundred and twenty-six rebel otfi-
GERS, ranking Colonels to Lieutenants,
captured at Mobile. arrived to-day.
The river continues to rise breaking
through seven miles below Algiers The
hresk was repaired to-day. Little dam
The Times correspondent says the
,eonnfry on the east side of the river Iun-
r;ea. leading to Bayou Sara, is complete
- ;nundated for s. miles, causing great
enfFering. Many inhabitants are In
Ssrvjn9 condition. Morgansia is aban-
Sn1ed IN consequence Of this flood. The
isvneb giving way daily. Fears arc en-
.1erfsined of moro destructive overfiows
xhan ever occurred. ssz-s.,1.s
The Mobile News learns that q daily
Nina 81 steamers between Mobile and New
Orleans will be established arrange
nasts are nearly completed The Mo
- News of the 9th, learns that the
rshsi rams Nashville, Morgan, ana hve
stsSnsry were at Demopolfs. No troops
20 Msberrys guerrillas wore between
Ira8e and, Demopolis, Demcralizafion
n ~ rebel army and navy in fhat no
psiiR q ] !pthihs stat AM sErivsd :
~. ~, of oottou.i q |, L ssperane aour 9
hsa Nuscovado sugar l4c. Lousus
SG1noDes at 60a66c.
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Ke.sselky q serrilIss.

/ CAIRO, May 5, 1665.-General Meredith,
commanding the district Of Western KY
summoned all bands of armed men acting
in open hostility to the governEent q
the United States, operating within hii
district, TO surrender before the 10th d
Nsy, on the terms granted Lee; othsr
wise they are to b rsgardsa and tressea
The Niagara, from New Orleans. 30
ed up. with 1l2 bales Of cotton sf6f 6
Louis
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Pesroleusaa In California.
SAN FRANCISCO, April %

DAN hANSAoSo, hPih w.
To Prof. Whitney, Northampton. Mass:
/ Californians are astonished at the as
sertion attributedlto you and Mr.. Brewer
that there is no petroleum in Southern
California. We have in our possession
40 barrels of crude oil from Buena Ven.
tura, producing50 SO per cent illuminating
and % per cent. lubricating oil. Petro
leum has been found in largo quantities
in Los Angeles, Santa Barbara, San Luis
Elishpo, Contra Costa and Humbolt coun
ties. People are at loss why you and
Brewer use your positions as geolocgisti
of this State to injure an enterprise Of
which YOU evidently know nothing.
(Signed,] LEvI PARSONS,
E CONWAY.
/ know the above statement as to Pc
troleum in California to be correct.
GSigned, ID. L. uPsoS,
us Surveyor Gen. of California
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Occupe,isD Of DanviIle.

New YORK, May THE Herald's 9th
corps correspondence has details Of its
march to Danville, which place it occu-
pied on the 9th nit, capturing 5000
prisoners and considerable war material
and machinery, The people on the route
were reioiced at the prospects Of peace
Pensacola dates to the 18th, make no
mention of the Isurrender of the rebel
Secretary of theNsxyf Mallory. m
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WHEELING REGISTER
MONDAY MORNING. MAY 8. 1865.


EGt6kfuRaAC
Gold closed Mt 81 Az.
Gen. Potter's expedition, after the dc
struction of considerable rebel property
has returned to Charleston. Another
force is soon to be sent out after guerr,l
ias.
The secession inhabitants of Charles
ton indnlged in considerable exultatlon
OH hearing of the Assassination OF Presi
dent Lincoln, but OH the arrest OF Gov
Aiken they are said to have subsidized into
discreet behavior.
The New York Heralds Richmond dis,
patches contain accounts of great suffer
ing in Virginia from want Of food anu
strong desires for the removal OF trade
restrictions are expressed
The Army of the James is to remain IN
Virginia for the present.
Citizens and local officials are taking
the oath of allegiance.
Tho Times Richmond correspondent
saws notorious rebel detective left Jeff {.
Davis, Trenholm. Benjamin and Smith
at Greensboro, VIII ere they distributed a
considerable quantity~of gold to secure
the friendship of the inhabitants in case
ofemergency
The authorities are considering the
propriety of arresting the editors OF the
Chicago Times and La Crosse Democrat
An official ialinvestigation ofthe attempt
of DIR. Blackburn to infest the Northern
cities with disease by the shipment OF
hospital clothing, develops much guilt
on his part.
A train was robbed by guerriilas on
the Ohio and Mississippi railroad on the
night of the 5th. The Adams Express
safe was blown open with gnnpowder.
j. H. Blackburn, charged with COM
plicity in the assassination conspiracy,
has been arrested
A saving of three millions of dollars
per month in the coast transport service
has been effected.
The First National Bank of Richmond
has been designated as a United States
depository.
The trial of Benjamin G. Harris was re-
sumed on Saturday, aud after the exam
ination of one of the parties who made
the arrest, the Court adjourned till To-
day
Subscriptions for the presentation to
Mrs. Lincoln are not to exceed five dol
lars each.
Saunders and Tucker have disappear
ed from Montreal.
The statement that petroleum does not
exist in California is eInphatically de-
MED in a communication to Professor
Whitney.
Gen Meredith has summoned all guer-
rilla bands in Western Kentucky to sur
render by the Goth of May.
The foreign news consists mainly, as
usual, of the comments of the English
press on the war in this country. The
expressions are quite discouraging to re-
bellion.
Gen. Sherman left Raleigh on the 3Oth
nit, for Charleston and Savannah. to 60
thence to Richmond.
Ths 10th and 24d corps, with Kilpat-
rick's cavalry. remain in the department
of North Carolina. while Stoneman goes
to East Tennessee aud Wilson to Tennes-
see river.
The 9th corps occupied Danville on the
9th ult., capturing 5000 prisoners.
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The Gold Market.

New YORK, May 6.-Ihe transactions
in gold are confined almost exclusively
to importers. the speculative interest
having migrated to stocks. There Is
more demand for exports, which accounts
for the advance from 81 40 to 81 ,43ai All
subsequently the price fell to l42s.
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NRW YORK, May7.1The steamer West.
arm Metropolis, from New Orleans On
tie 3Oth, has arrived. The steamer At;
lantic, With rebel prisoners from Fort
Morgan, arrived - New Orleans q. tne
29th. The Western Metropolis nfinga
the body of Najors Madge killed ~ thf
lats engagement at Mobile, anda ase
800 900 in gold and treasury notes.
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The Mexican Legation.

New YORK. May 6.-The Commercials
Washington special says the Mexican
legation arc circulating printed pamph,,
lets, containing terms of emigration and
land bounties given to those who go
there
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The pre.e,,n,ion to Mrs. Lincoln.

PHILADELPHIA. May 6-The snhScrip'
tions for the presentation to Mrs. Lincoln
are not to exceed five dollars each, so
that all may have q chance to contribute.
The statement that they were to he five
hundred dollars each, as mentioned ~ IL
previous dispatch. was incorrect.
The subscription to the 1908 yesterday
by the Ist National Bank OF New York
was one million, not one hundred thous-
and
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The 5-:IO,s.

New YORK, May 6.-The Posts special
says; Over forty million of 1905 have
been sold this week Secretary Mccall
Tough pays out the money as fast as re
ceived, thus p.eventing any stringeney
in the money market.
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Proposition to Arrest the Editors Of
the LIN Crosse Democrat and Chicago
Times.

New YORK, May 6-The Tribunes
Washington special has the following:
The President has been strongly urged
by prominent gentlemen here to subject
to arrest and trial such men rs Brick
Pomeroy. of the La Crosse: Wis, Demo
erat, and the editor of the Chicago Times
who during the past year have pahlicly
advised and melted the assassination OF
Mr.. Lincoln. The subject is receiving
serious consideration.
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Conspirafor Arrested.

ST LOUIS, May 5--J. H Blackburn
alias DR. Tablety, charged with compiled,
ty with Harold in the assassination con
spiracy, was arrested to-day III accord
ance with orders from Washington.
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THE editor of "a paperin Nevada, speak
ing of kissing bride. says:
We never had bride that We remeIn-
ber, for the reason that We are too poor
and Intelligent; but should the future
have one in store for us. and any man
should attempt that privilege. we'll
knock chips enough from his nose to eK'
empt him from the next draft.
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Disappearance Of Saunders and Tack

MONTREAL, May 6.-Beverly Tucker
and Geo n. Saunders have suddenly dis
appeared 1t is reported that they have
gone i'm the direction of Halifax.
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aFirei. Jsr,ey CITY.

I NEw YoRk; Nay 6.=The Erie Railroad
Car llanufaotory ut jersey City Was de-
str1 FL Afe early this morning. Les
e1 ]bt %l25, ,000s The fpe j. sup
n to Fave been the work ofNn ineen-
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The Ram Wchb.

New YORK, May 6.--The gnnboat Flor
ida arrived to-day from New Orleans,
bringing the pirate Reed and other cap
tured officers of the ram Webb.
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LEGAL.

Atsnehmest In Chaseery PesdisG In
the Circsis Csars Of Ohis Cessty, W.
Va.
Leyerett @. T. Stone and Mead W. stone. part.
ners doing business under the trm, name and
style OF l. 4 n. Stone, PLAINTIFF
VI
Samuel L. Christie, James s. Wheat, Trustee
and John List, defendants
TAKE RNOTICR, THAT THE DE.
POSITIONS Of Charles Stevens and others,
win be taken ut the law once Of s. & 3. X. Nst-
thcvs, at No. 65 West Third street, In the city
Of Cincinnati, Hamilton county, State Of Ohio.
en the 18th day'of Nay, A d. 1865. between tbs
hours Of o'clock A n and O'Clock p. II, on
behalf Of the plaintifs. TO be read In evidence on
the trial Of the above eause. And IL from any
cause, the taking Of said deposition shoald not
be commenced, or being commenced should not
be completed on that day the taking Of the sams
vi1lbs adjourned from time 20 time, until the
same be completed
To said Samuel L. Christie.
l. 4 n STONE,
By INC. Good, their sttorneys
April "a, le65.sw4t ~
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II q U II . -
CELEBRATED
Horse and Cattle Powders.

Horse and Cattle Powders.
i ED, after trial Of several year. tc BE- 81
periOr to any preparation Of tAs Kind In uso.
The chief superiority OF these Powders srisss
from the iAot that they n arc composed o. ns.si
flying propsrties The Q Laxative sjsets craai.
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foundation for heal. thy and vigorous cir
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tho appearance, vigor and spirit Of this noble sn
imal
These Powders arc not iutenAed, - most
powders are TO bloat tho animal 20 ~ 70 give
him The appearance OF being fat whom not really
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These Powders will strengthen the stomach
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The Flight Of Leadingi Rebels with
Specie.
Press Dispatch

NEW YORK, May 6-The Times Rich
mond correspondent says the notorious
chief of the rebel detective squad, Sam.
McCubbin, has surrendered himself
McCubbn left Richmond on Sunday,
April 2nd, in charge of the treasure which
the rebel Secretary Trenholm had re-
served for any emergency that might
arise He left JEFF. Davis, Trenholm and
BENJAMIN, with extra Billy Smith and a
host of other leading Confederates, at
Greensboro, where they had been for
three days. and during that time they
ate, drank aud slept in the cars, rs the
inhabitants refused to allow them to enter
their dwellings, fearing they might be
held responsible for harboring rebels.
Mr.. Trenholm was taken very sick at
Greensboro and visited the house of one
of the leading men there, who asked him
to exchange gold for Confederate scrip.
The Secretary refused on the plea that
North Carolina had not furnished any of
it; that it belonged to the State of Vir-
ginia. Before they left for the South
they distributed a considerable quantity
of gold among the party as precautions
ary measure in tho event of their being
hard pushed. -
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SONG OF MACMILLAN.
on WANTS To Go HOME y

oh / WANTS ~ Oo HUME
.Uhl wants to go homel" was the doieful cry,
That came m0ulnfully DER the sea,
To the ears OF the Emperor OF the French,
From hs Austrian protege.
oh, 1 wants to 90 home, ware dc sour krout
grows
And de lager bier flows like de streams;
OH the goot leber vurst, init pretzels and bier.
Are dc theme of mine midnight dreams.
CHORUS
oh, wants TO 90 home, and will 20 home
For dat big chap vot lives next TO me,
Has just Wiped all his foes, and very well
knows
Dat next he will pitch into me-
Il don't like desc greasers and didn't want TO
come,
But you made me de promise so fine,
Dat you would gif me de sogers, de gelt aud all
dat,
And de empire 20 grand should DO mine.
But mine friend Jeff. Is Wiped he runs here II
he can,
And den Uncle Sam comes, l fear,
Obi let me come back to my dear yaterlaud,
Tis 80 very unhealthy here"
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CHORUS:
'Oh, 1 wants to go home" &c.

Il dakcs it all back, vat said bout do crown,
Dat all vas a schwindel, you know,
You will sheat me from mine rights II you can
But will not be hoombuggo 50.
viii come back var dc sour krout grows,
And dc lager bier flows like do streams.
oh! do goOt leber vurst init pretzels and bier
Are DC themes of my midnight dreams.
CHORUS
oh! wants to go home, and will go home
For dat big chap vot lives next to me.
Has just Wiped all his foes and l vely vel
knows
Dat next he will pitch into me-
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Farms.

One on the Nolensyilie Pike. ~ miles from IN.
eity-50 acres 81 very fine land BRICK house,
rOOms-hne water and fruit.
one near The AuFreesboro Pike-2 miles from
good spring.
A Farm on the CiarksyiTle Pike ~ miles from
the city, Is acres laud, .fame Cottage residence
four or Eve rooms I'll 10 good order.
Two hundred md thirIy-acres Land, five mile.
from Leb snon, Wilson county, The fnest timber il
the State excellent spring Wiiier; frame House
or rooms, csrriage-house. cstern, We ], etc
A Brick Yard, IN working order on Charlotte pike
~ miles from Nssy De, adjoining the lands of w
Is. Cooper and Vim. X. Enisiou. on W Railroad
Sufficient Warer 20 run the yard two springs ana !
b-sneh, 10 al - acres.
A large and maguifccntly improved Farm, shau
three miles nom ile city, on the hyde's Fogrl
Turnpike, On the Net side of Cuu.beraEd nyef
containing shout GO acres 81 We fine land, ahou
90 Of which are IN cultivation, the balance IN inca
dOE ana Il uber.
IA &c bick mansion eoutaining Is or Is room,
double porch in front and raar-brick kitchen
smoke house, stable, and carrlage house, & good
stock Ice pond and ice house. This Is one OF the
most desirable country residences IN DayidsOu
county.
A small farm on the M1rfreesboro pike. 3 miles
from the city, containing forty scres land, tEenfy-
five o. which are incultghtlon A large brick res
denee with ten rooms, stsise, ice HOUSE. bee-house
plenty Of good wafer.
Thirty-fse acrea excellent land miles fr,rn IN,
city, betseen The MurIe~sboro and NOlensyllle
pike l6 Of which sWell tmherad The honsa h a
large ana cIinYen entity Arranged hnck-gith al the
uacsssary cut houses. lie place h well stlpnii,f
with water cstern ana well Of foe sulphur Wa
ter. The premises arr IN good order. and under
Fence.
small saIden spot Of seven acres. IN hfeh state
Of improvement. with fruits berries &c ~ miles
from the cry near DE Gallan pike an elegant and
spacious new ilTlc Residence, with good Of-builG-
ings-a neg eistern and lasting we'll
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A one-siory Frame Cottage residence on De
mumbrane street, West Nashville, with four room
This s "a desirable place.
A small Frame resideoce near the Franklin Pike
and railroad crossing, with three rooms
A Frame residence on the LebsnOa Pike, beyOno
the Waser-worls, with four rooms.
Ju-f completed seven neat, commodious and
substantial cottages, on Broad street. West Nash
VILE, which rent for $500 per nnuum. The rent Is
paid on each quarterly IN advance and occupied bJ
good tenants. No taxes due on the propertF auC
none 20 accrue for tins year. Insurance simple
VIII soon be enclosed with neat and strong fence
To any one wishing % invest Sl5010, this property
VIII pay nesriy u per cent profit annually. ! otieI
these cottage for sale and wall give the purchases
M hone 4.fF ina ant hsra