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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-06-29

RECONSTRUCTION Before the close OF
this week, provisional governors will be ap,
pointed for South Carolina and Florida, and
the great work of reconstruction will be full
ly inaugurated by the President in all the
States lately in rebellion. In the meantime
the various Executive departments are re-
storing the revenue, postal, and judicial
systems throughout those States.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-06-29

New FIRM.-HosACK REED and JACOB
GREAsLE have bought out A. j. WoLGA-
Mors Stove and tin-warc establishment -
They arc good business men, deserving of a
liberal patronage, and we hope they may do
prosperous business. Give them u call
for ANYTHING you want in their line.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-06-29

CoMMENDABLE-A number Of ladies in
Millersburg are raising fund to erect suit
able tombstoncs at the grave of Mrs. RACHEL
ANDERSON. This is prompted by rcmcm-
brance of the Kindness and attentive care
with which she guarded the sick bed. ''The
good that people do in this life shall live
after them The kindly visits of Mrs.
ANDERSON will not be forgotten for many
long years to come
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-06-29

How Do You LIKE IT?-IIow do the
out from $4,000 to 900 a year to pay
the harmless militia known as n. G's for
mastering? If you like it pretty well, you
had better vote the abolition ticket next
fall
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-06-29

LIGHTNING Fly. KILLER. "A fresh sup
ply just received and for sale cheap at YER
GIN d KiLrINGER's Drug Store.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-06-29

HARD WoRK. The warm weather and
the scarcity of news make it pretty hard
work to get up an interesting paper.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-06-29

The Editor Of the Lancaster G1ScHs the
Abolition organ of Fairfield county says -
"A negro has as good right to vote as an
lrishman
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-06-29

TIE NoTCE OF TIE PEOPLE Liberty
is one of the dearest blessings which our
foreiathcrS handed down to us. twas pur-
chased by he blood of many IA valiant rev
olutionary hero; has been guarded by Il
Washington, a Jefferson, Clay, and a
Webster. But dcarer still to the hearts of
the people is that world renowned remedy,
known as Goes Cough BalSam. 1t cures
like magic the most violent attacks of Group
aud is indispensable in every family of chill
drcn. Colds sudden coughs sore throat,
hoarseness, and intamod lungs, are instant
ly and surely cured by its timely use. No
cough mixture has ever been known that
equals it, which accounts for its great ropu-
larity with all classes The young and old
the rich and poor-physicans, druggists
and all who have ever tested it speak in
the highest terms Of its merits. We say to
our rcaderS-buy it and try it. ltcoSts but
10 cents the bottle, contains twice as much
medicine as you can obtain in any other way
at the same cost, and all our drug stores
keep it. no, lS--W4.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-06-29

Fatal ACCIDENT A little girl some 10
orl2years ofagc, daughter of Benton Taylor,
of llolmesville, was instantly killed Monday
last by heavy gate falling on her. We
have heard no further particulars of the sad
a fair
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-06-29

LARGE FUNERAL. The funeral of CHAs.
CHURCH, late Treasurer of the Grand
Lodge of Masons, took place in the city of
New York on Sunday Over 1000 Ma
sons in full rcgala, representing 50 lodges,
were in procession.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-06-29

PRETTY SEVERE "A number of soldiers
we mean those who have been through
the wars and fought for their country-were
pretty severe in their criticisms of the N.
G's. last Saturday We heard some of
them declare they had to submit to every
species of hardships and dangers for sl3 to
$l6 month, and now when they have
fought the war out and come home they are
made to labor on the public highway, while
the parlor soldiers train for sport at dollar
and half day and are exempted from
working on the roads.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-06-29

SUGAR.--We had the pleasure of seeing
some of the sugar made from Mr.. GEORGE
+. NEwToN's sorgo syrup. 1t was very
clean brown sugar-at least equal to sugar
sold at 20 cts per pound. We are now full
ly satisfied that the machine used for pro-
ducing this sugar, is just what was wanted
to make the sorgo cane the most profitable
crop in the world. We hope that some en-
terprising young man or set Of men will Sc
cure the right for this county. These ma
chimes are bound to sell like shot cokes."
Messrs. De SILVA and DONALD are the
agents for county rights.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-06-29

Company Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1850.

The Company have leases upon about 2.OOO
acres Of band. lying IN the kllbuck, Rlackcreek
and Wplfcreek valleys, in Holmes county. Ohio.
Operations TO commence as soon as machinery
can be obtained.
CitiZrns of this county can procure stock hy
applying to the Secretary Of the Company IN
MllcrSburg
March 2d lStJ-nftf
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-06-29

THE INDICTMENT OF GEN. LEE. "A spo-
from Washington to the UroM says =
"All spcculations concerning the trial Of
Gen. Lee for treason in consequence of his
indictment at Norfolk may as well be aban-
doned at once. Gen. Lee is IA prisoner of
war. The faith of the government is
pledged for his protection until properly ex-
changed y
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-06-29

Po1soNiNG.-At Obcrlin, last Monday,
a little niger ten years of age poisoned his
father mother and other members of the
family by putting poison in pan of milk.
He refused to cat with the family, fcigning
sickness. His object was revenge for a
whipping. The dose was too large and
with the assistance of physician all were
saved from death.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-06-29

LEG BROKEN. JACOB MADARY, butch
er of this place, had leg broken on Tues
day by n horse falling with him when dri-
wing cattle. The horse was blind. The
break was bad one, and will require some
time to be cured up. DR.. RlCnEsoN set
the bone.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-06-29

GOLD. Gold Is now quoted at from III
to lI2.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-06-29
THE HOLMES COUNTY
oil aud at,incyal Companu.
WHOLE CAPITAL TO RE EMPLOYED IN
BORING FOR OIL.

J.. r. CRITCHFIELD. Ptesaent
JOS. II. NEWTON, ,5ecreto,g.
THOMAS b. RAIFF, Treasurer.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-06-29
OF 1868
CHEAP CLOTHING.
BENJAMIN GOEsN

HAVING taken advantage Of the recent fall
ii in goods is enabled to offer the splendid
stock which he
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
AT COST.
Snrv srocx ~ AN FsTABLIsHED COMPANY.

BUY STOCK IN AN ESTABLISHED COMpANi;
The Ccn,uDIers Benefit Coal Company have oe-n
rs,rIy sir and have delivered to tho Shareholders ho
coal th.y afr I'm The coal Tor purity and qnai n
given m snaction References can be gwen to some tnou
sands Of tho shareholders who hsve been suppled.
SHARES $40 EACH.
Each hse entities no der 90 purchase one ton pef ye
A, the actual cost of mining transportation and dvery
wv. i've shire. ent- the holder to one tup per mouth u
above ~ the present prices Of coal the proht 10 SHARE
bor. l. .1l Of 40 per cent on the st.ch
The Company heve over supply OF Furnace ana Nu'
Coil whI~h they will sell ihN public ut market prices
Office NO. II Broadway, Room No %.
TEusrBRs.
JOHN ANDERSON, No 5iJ Fiiihavs -
C. GJBFREY GCNTHER Mayor Nrw.fork ,,
CHARLIE, ESKINS PIpsdtn East River National Bank
ORESrEs CLEVELAND. Mayor Jersey City.
A ST. WOOD Mayor City Brookiyn. c
J. L. DOUGLASS, Secretary Merchants ln'urance Com
parv. . =, .,,
J. &, AnbERSON. No loo Broedwey.
w z. STASDISH. No. II Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
Nom AZ, Nov. 27--P. NJ
GOh closed at i47QlRi.

COX closed at ti47QlHi.
Government securities of all ssnes are lower
and there appears 20 be bA little investment de
mand. The sales indicate aeoDtinued pressure 10
money among parties who lnve invested portion
Of the p-ofts Of their business in the past fou
years in Federal .stocks.. IL Railway mort
cages, Si,te bonds and Bank ehares lttl,
10 done, and the, market favors the buyer
Railway shares opened quito steady, but
After the coll were weaker and could
aot be sold IN large amounts without making grca,
concessions. Holders for en- advance are disposed
yet to sscrfes their property but 1t is very evident
that large reduction In prices must be made before
y.octs will loot cheap. AT the Second Board prices
xere lower, and the second series Of 1.3Os sod at
&C. l0iOs at S92, and 52)s o. 1904 at SO. The gen.
sral market was also lower, and after the call,
ander free oferia,,s, further decline vas shown.
The marke. closes unsettled, dnd the chief buying
was to co7er shorts. The closing prices warc New
York Central, 9ts a9GI; E,ie, 9ia@9l5; HudsoS
River, lOsl n 1889; Reading, lis, a li5s Michigan
Southern, 7S4 a75i; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 9Oi
S9i; Rock Lland, lGI a nos; Herth-W estel-i, 35i
G&i; Northwestern, prderred, 6js 65l; Ohio
Aud Mississippi Certificates, 2SaAi; Canton, AL
e44i; Cumberland Coal, A!aHI; Mariposa
Mining Company HtaKi.
Money is active at per cent on c2ll, and coUat
erals are closely locked aftsr The supply Of coni-
n@cial paper ID ample, aud large interest can be
made in buying paper usua-ly regarded as strong.
1t is certain that instead Of Na cash tade' since
the close Of the Rebellion, bSs.nees lAf been done
largely upon crodit, and that at tlLs moment
"enterprsiDg merchants are much exteL1ed and
disturbed at the mention OF an attempt to get tho !
currency neGror gold. II is the old story repeated
Of a fixed amount OF debts to pay, With assets
steadily falling in market value. Best short paper
sells at ao per cent and second grade I1alj, aud
more than is wanted at tho rate. The Bank state
nent shows All increase in al departments except
specie, which has fallen $l0G, 447.
The business Of the Sub-freasury was-Rccs ip's,
u ,792, $50 40. for Customs, $35o,o00; Payments,
G,04,o69 AZ; on account Of Loan, s2Oc,OO0 Bal
snee, S6S,l9S,sl0 81 Commercial Certificates,
$4,000
~ Freigh's. tho eDgsgesqents " LysrDo0l are
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
Ccaebers.

YOUNG French LADY. graduate OF
n a., vuiy,rsi,y ianee lately arrived bit having some
81 th- FuslI.h an-csz- wishes STU AIloN a.
TfACh,k either Institution OF m pi's's nanny
lddre,, l. D., hor No !,53sS. T. FotOh'e.
1 LADY of respectabiliiy, English educa-
~ ton ,ni etpericnc- IN TFASHlN6. ~.n"s instion
IN f.n m teach the drrn OF ere Remuneration
noa-gsr. Add -ss =. SELDJN, YorA,ir fostCfhc-.
A DpRtSS all applications for Teachers to
~ the National 1~srh.s Ins;iiats No. +ss Brosdwsy"
Tcaci,rs wsit,d for 1 branches and N al plr oi he
country az a. g. re .pond~nt. Saarie. from $50 20 $s3o
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28

Dec. $4,000 Dc.5 G37.7 OTn.7 2ls. 80 In. OsG loJ
The receipts of the new crop Of barley 80 far tins
year ere 3,4cs,So0 bushels against 2,Isi 400
bushels in 1861; showing excess of new crop
this year Of ,0s, 400 bushels.
| Dy reducing the wheat to nour. the quantity Of
the latter left at ud.-watcT this year, compared
with the corresponding period last year, shows a
deficiency of 1890 barrels -four.
The following comparative table shows the
quantity of some OF the rrne.pal articles Of produce
lef, at tidc-waer from the commencement Of nayi-
CATION 10 and including the I'D Of November, in
tho wars ir1fca.cd.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28

90. 900 bush. Com. at ID, 900 bales Cotton a'
S I6i, and per steamer, $4,000 BUSH Corn AZ 'u.'
800 boxes Bacon at 3js. To Glasgow, per steamer,
q 900 bush. Wheat at I'D. A ship was chartered
with 1000 hhls. Tobacco to Bristol at Jus
The following shows the condition oi 'iio '''"
York City Banks:
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
Rcrc;ut. of Bsredurc.

Nov. e7-oill5 bhls. Flour: % bbis WHISKY; so
bll. corn Nrni. 10000 husH. wheat; 9i.JD bush.
Corn. - 100 bush - 10, - bush I've "a ~ bnsn'
rn,l-y, , sOp.e. Batter. b. pigs. Lard; .Gs pigs
Provisions. 30 O. -. A-hcs.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
the years indicated:

Tho Merchants National Bank will pay, Decem
Der |, dividend Of five per cont, free of taX.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
Alnsiral gnstrumeuts.
STEINWAY e. SONS .' -s
- GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
Jan OFO TES

L i a y y l. y TX L l. S. .f..
sre now acknowledged tie best instruments IN Ar,
well in Europe. hsyin, takcn Ihirtptro Fi,,r sa y
Gold and Srsr Ned0ls, At the Prncps Fair, - ~hss
country vii bin the last ten yrJr. and addition A
were awarded First irzr Medal at the Crea, asy
Fxhibton IN LoIdoI. 1862 Tor 'sseeS
POWERFUL, CLEAR BRILLIANT SYxPArHr,r.
with excellence of wo knsnshp az shown grspd a. Mt
PIANOS Tses
There 2G9 Pianos, from ali parts Of The wo,,a
for competition aud he special Correspondent Of ~
says. ~"
"Mesrs SrErSwAy's naorsement BY the i,-o,.
phstic and stronger and moIe TO the point tsn d. e
European rnaser. ny
"Inis'grcaies, triumph Of American Panofot.e. IN D.
has caused sensation IN muscsI circles througbo-.
tinent, aud result the Mssrs. STZiswAY Ar. In vs
receipt OF orders from Europr. thus inauguranr ns
in the history Of American fsDolortes by creating IN s
article OF export" ~n
EVERY STErywAY PIAyoyoRrE - WARRANTED w. r.
YEARS. '"s
Amongthe manv and most valuable imnorsr. In.
meu,s introduced by Messs. Stein Say Sous in ,c,, ~
fertes,
THE SPECIAL ATTENTION or PuacaAsEu
10 directed to Their
PATE.ir aGRAFrE sRRAsGsNsyT
fFor which letters psient grand them Nov % 90,
The valu. and importance OF this invention t,;r ~.
practically tested during period II nearly 81. 49,, -
Steuwny Sons. in all th~ir Orands and y
Pianofoues and adm tied to be- the greatest sr,v
mod.ru times they that they have c@.sr.
70 introduce the Patent Agfif- Advancement 4, -
Panofo,e ,acfEred by tiem pifhout iayea+ e n ~
In oIdor that all their patrons may reap TIE i sa,sa
this great improvement. -
49,. a
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28

DIRECTORS.
HENRY A. sMYTHE Fiaideui of tho Central National
Baik. -
JOIN P. YELvERTON. President Of the Rank Of North
An Tica. 49,
NOAH L. WILSON PrcsIGcn. Of Tia, American National
FREDERICK sChUCHARDT off. schucharh Sons
BspIsfs .
NATHAN CHANDLER Of John nunroc n Co. Bsnhsrs
WV. n. TOWNSE@D, Treasurer Of ihe bs.ri<Js IIon
Company. - - .
Fsch ssre will BE- en'iilrd from the Coal mined by ne
Company any year 20 IT. popurionsc share II ssd
Coe 40 " in,d cost exceeding per thsro Tor
the proh tlSron and dividend Il tho rrot from tho pro
luci heynnd The amourt delivered o the shares.
kubscd pios for limited uuubcI Of sherc r-crvrd by
WILSON GIBSON Co. No. 80 sroadysy, n. v
tn, properly OF Ills Company ia situated br~rcn The town
of .raaton Pa AMI lie Wyoming |6lry Nsiroad aud oal
CO.. property sbonf ne rom Scrsnon, id a'joinns
tie " X Coai ca IL !, nee aud unncupbrrrd aud the
Coupsny his no debt OF siud II Of the best coal
pro ernie, In b. Vay bcing eimsled 70 contsin Seven
Million, Of Tnns Of C0s Amou 10, whole u which above
water level and capable of producing from Oooto i'ovOc
tuns ysar. .
ANY Shareholder not wishing to take his coal can have
sed " w CompSny ly VIZ seepppl sHd Iseys tho Dfoat
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
Professional No!lfes.

BOOK on STRUCTURE, PlLEs; ;; ,,ai.
n yU,a and ,h,rty other diseases, mailed ie, n
4 lula '"" ''' 'HFNRY 4. DANIELS ". Ia lr,y.
Consulting and Opersiivr Surgeon, NO.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28

taIFncrE To- fIe Wftk 'HUIs NON. Iasssst' ITIL' ..
Ealauc.s lol tie week -udns Sow lS........ Bf2t2 -
Exchsn-c j. quoted as follows: 60 d.ys Sterling,
lOs5 a lOe!, and Francs, long, 5.l7i o5.iG!
The Micli-an Central Road o4Iaed the third
week in November:
l,6i g., $50 io65. eio62oo Inc. s9,7l7
Tho Marietta and Cincinnati Road earned the
third week in November
lsci s22 Cll l,6j.. s2i.T2 6-l
The aggregate quantity left AZ til'-wa,cr ioin
commencement Of navigation to the ia OF Nc
ycmber, inclusive, during tic years 1864 and l,t5,
of the following articles has been:
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28

=, -. nun, SDscic Circgi1'l ~ and bf''i, 70 ne
H. S ,c -, of Neir. o,t for the TeeF eHda' S'f
,,f,, Nor|a5er ~ 1909 10 0aas " elh-ea me '"P""'
Of corl EcGk.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
U,HE MASON g. HAMLIN CABINET OK,

rT,HE HORACE WATERS Grsnd sSl1yS Srs,
and uprth, PiANGs nEIpgsgs nEySps's... md r,'sa y
,.nc,d price. To let and rent aIowed Paeh w. ,'. y ar
n.ymeuss rcoei vrd Tor ,he Second aa No "a
gains. from So to rs Factory ani . ri,no. isss
Rro.dway. Ia.h paid tof secondhand t'N'N
and repaired boxed and shipped
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28

HYGEIO.THERAPY.-R. 1. =. lhHiiTS n !, va
IL n nav be consulted professionally At 20 ys,tlrs
q. Patients will be- seen ron 70 " ~ Schoa.' u
M.d;csl studeut. who dr.fe iuiofna,'on
meus. ara requested to call nom to r. M.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
w sCuUCKERs Attorney-at.Lav. ~, 'r,

Al c.asrst N w. was for three YEAR " ~ =, 1. t,r
nan,,ne q. " Arlington, great par ol ' ,rnilr -
sl,n,i,l secretary to Mr. Chase tiis t'hs E Nm oSf
,rc. in the Departmental business eh,PF r,.gs ~
p,;sn, .,a wee, in INTERNAL RENtNub 81
,.1s so Hon. George 5. Boutwc, former Corr
ema, hsvshIEe Ed, nd MePhrr.op former ptP1y 81
'onet tietty,burgi Jay Cooke; Hons Jrta ,,,,ar g
:. I'D. Pierrpont. Hiram Bnrey, John hnsih hnsi1---I
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
ICTTCICAL HOSPITAL for the lroaiIll5MS1,l ;

Diseases Of fthe Pelvic Viscera und"i its - rs lF'
n DlNON Edor of lbe sca.peL sif.r'u' =. ,lnis o.
r.l, Hcrnia and FstuA Every case o. III ~ N ..r
radical and perninen, in sw ds, SG ,be -ihl;;
Is.ncS cr,pe,sIy to mod fy Mr synes ~.
case. the three snu@sI,sd 'ts'S, aste hour to-
daily and TO . evenings, 1t No ~ ri'n e
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
Jnstruftfcn.
YOUNG LADY of education, refinement,

YOUNG LADY Of education, reflnement'
n agreeable manners and cheerful dsposition- ndusr
lv iucliued and preferng useful occupation to mere
nss.urrwond be- Ladys Companion or ourg Ladd.s Gov
srnrs. in first family Age character aud attsinens
n % either Excels In English literature modein Ian
. and u,u.c References will establish the foregoing
fuls;. -, / A NASH No. III Nassau.st, N. 7.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-04-28

There is a cell in Richmond Castle
Thunder) known rs cell No. 3. Ibis
cell is four leeL eight inches high. -
McCool, private III Harris light dra,
goons, man measuring six leet and
half an inch, was kept in that cell
eleven months and hall. Cardinal
Balue's oabi'eitls may be read as oh
solete elsewhere, but in Richmond it
10 obsolescent. McCool had u ball
and chain Oh his leg all the time, the
ball weighing thirty.two pounds, the
chain ten pounds. The rain pene.
trates that cell, and on wet days Nc,
Cool lay in the wet. Eleven months
aud half passed and he nper once
stood sra'ghL lie escaped five weeks
since through u hospital window
He had been transferred, sick.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-04-28
Ttiek Of a E.quimau1 Dog.

Ono dny, on feeding the dogs, l
called the whole OF them around me,
and gave TO each in turn capelin,
sr small dried fish. To do this fair
", I used to make the dogs encircle
4 SIC until every one had received ten
.,f the capelins apiece. Now Barbe.
ssik, q very young mud shrewd dog,
.o.,k 1t into his hend that he would
,ir, q white mans trick. So, every
tu.. he received his fish, he would
aa,k square out move a distance of
rwo or three dogs and force himself
IN line again, thus receiving double
shs share of any other dog. But this
Of Barbekark'S bespoke too much OF
the game many men play upon their
fellow. beings, and, as / noticed it.,
determined to check his dogish pro.
pensities, still the cunning and the
singular way in which he evidently
watched me, induced moments a
pause in my intentions. Each dog,
thankfully took his capelin as his turn
came round, but Barbekark, finding
hib Alulc Cuibc kNlSt 10 OlNSh 10 iis
companions, appeared to shake bis
tail twice as thankfully rs the others
A twinkle in his eyes, ps they caught
mine, seemed to say, keep dark
these ignorant fellows don't know thC
game I'm playing lam confounded
bungryH
Seeing my face smiling at his trick
be now commenced making another
change. thus getting three portions
to each of the others one. This wat
enough, and it was now time for me
to reverse the order Of Barbckark'
game. by playing trick upon him
Accordingly, every time ] CANT tt
him he got no fish; and although h'
changed his position rapidly three
times, yet he got nothing. Then, /
ever there WAS picture OF disap
pointed plans--of envy at others
fortune, and sorrow at Il sad misior
tune--it was to be found on tina
dogs countenance as he watched hi
companions receiving their allow
ance. Finding he could not succce
by any change of his position, h
withdrew from the circle to where
was, md came to me, crowding hi
way between my legs, and looked u
in my iace as il TO say, IL have bee
very bad dog. Forgive me, an
Barbekark will cheat his brother dog
no more. Please. sir, give me III
share of capelins." wentthe roun
three times more, and let him hay
the fish, as he had shown himself E
sagacious, and so much like u repent
ant prodigal dog.-Captain Hail.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-04-28

We happened to be ON tho Island
Friday evening when the Register
Extras were received announcing the
late Union victories. AS is usual on
such occasions, the news was placed
upon the bulletin board in the bull
pen, for the benefit OF the Johnnics.
Among the oath TAKES in block num-
Der one, the news was received with
loud and repeated cheering aud de
monstrations of great joy. In other
portions OF tho prison yard, they af.
fected not to believe it, and proposed
TO await for the contirmatory proof
OF a salute of one hundred guns. a
salute Of one hundred guns is conclu.
sive proof TO them that something
has happened Regster,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-04-28
The News Of the Victories in Europ'

The news Of the NictOfbes IN EUROPE
The Inman steamer, City of Dublin,
which left on special voyage for Liv-
erpool on Monday, carrying thither
the news of Lees surrender, will
doubtless reach Queenstown by
Thursday, the 20th, if she have iair
weather. She will easily run ahead
Of the Portland steamer, which left
on Saturday, and which calls at Lon.
donderry. She is light ireighted
and has SPECIAL mission in hand, il
is not improbable that she may make
better time even than tho Australia
sian. The latter vessel had the start
by five days and several hours, and
carried out the news of the evacua-
ton of Richmond and Petersburgh.
The difiercnc in the time of their ar
rival on the other side will just bC
sufficient to enable the British rebel
organs to found some new theory OF
the fight of the Confedcratcs from
their capital, and prove to the saga
cious crowd of "sympathizers' that
movement is ono originating i'll the
highest kind of high strategy, and
opening up-as Davis last local or
gan put it. 10y antiction--"new hopes
for the independence of the south.
The bulletins Of the City of Dlblin's
news will spoil no end OF this sort o
newspaper strategy. Even the Lon
don Times will be at considerabl,
loss to prove to the moneyed an(
commercial classes OF the UnitcC
Kingdom that all its predictions al,
exactly fulfilled. Another cotton loan
will hardly be iu order for some time
We reckon.