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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-29
relesraphic summary.

Cole closed in New York yesterday at
N.Asa. a,s ~ 1850.
Agents of the Rothchilds in this coun-
try have put in a claim for the tobacco
seized by the Government at Richmond
as rebel property. .r,
The health officers at New York Lave
decided to permit all passengers on board
the Atlanta who show no symptoms of
cholera and who intended to go West, to
The common council of Brooklyn, New
York, have resolved to sell the city PARK
the scene of the late murder. Cs /
Frank Gurley, sentenced to be hung at
Huntsville, Ala, has been respited until
such time as further facts in his case,can
be submitted TO the President. 30
The statement that John Mitchell has
been pardoned is contradie!Ssssd.
An ingenious schemesa4or smuggling
whisky from CansSsda into the United
States by mesgiso Of tin babies, carefully
wrapped and carried in the arms Of
wotns has been discovered. About
PSTfty women have been arrested, and
over one hundred gallons of whisky
selsed:
The statement that case of cholera
had occurred in New York city, is denied
A recruiting Office for the Haytian
navy has been o,,ened in New York
The pay offered is $50 per month.
Washington dispatch states that the
President, in his message, will devote
special care to our relations with Next
CO, and that he will take the position
that, while we are not indifferent to
events in Mexico, interference on our
part is unnecessary.
BY direct order from the President,
the rebel Secretary of War, Seldom, and
Judge Magrath, of South Carolina, have
been released from Fort Pulaski.
All workmen in the Brooklyn Navy
Yard, who have not served in the army
or navy during the rebellion, are to be
disoha :ged.
There are only about twenty members
Of Congress at present in Washington.
The President is still engaged in the
preparation of his message.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-08
Justice Of the Peace and Real
Estate Agency.

The Justice of the Pace ofClintou town.
ship may be found athjs Office. two doors
north OF the Post Office, aud opposite the
Shawtau House, in the City Of ritliu. -
Having taken Uut license fIom the United
States us COnvcyaucer aud Claim Agent,
res c,lully offtls Eis services to the pub.
lie. and will draw aud make Deeds, Mort
cages at all times, Ice will also procure Back
PAY, Bounti,s, &c, due soldiers, their
widows. Children or Mother, with prompt,
ness. Also, attend 10 the prosecution OF all
claims against any ui the Executive Depart
morSs OF the Federal Government, and the
Collection cG Debts and Clhims in ills
County, SC Having also taken ont n
license as n Real Estate Agent, will attend
To- the buying and selling Of Real Estate
Renting uf Houses or Stores, or ohrr Real
Estate aud Tor the ace mmodntiun Ofall per
sons having Faims, Lots or Houses which
ihcy " ish to sell or exchange in this City
County or State. or any other State ur
Territory of these United States. He has
procured a Book IN which he iuvites all
hose persons who may have my such Real
Estaic, Ne. to- srll az exchange, to come
and register them in the Book free Of
charsc ard which viii be always orcn 10
ANY one wishing 10 purchase, trce o' chnrge
the yuhscrihcr only asking reasonable
con r,usatitu for his services when he may
be- the mcaus Of benefit to tho G who may 81
register their properly .or hy itsoxtminatiol
be br n, fiued. d j. GOODSELL, IL,
Tiinn, April 2i,h, lcG5 3m.
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II has already been mentioned BY tclc
graph that President Johnson had. .dcclin.
ed present OF handsome carriage. and
a span of beautiful horses, rendered him
by committee OF citizens of New York
The following is hs reply-the scuti-
ments Of which will find hearty response
IN The public mind:
WAsnISCroN CITY, May 10, 1868.
GpNrLEMES; um in receipt of your
very complimentary note, dated NV
York, May II, 1865, wherein You request
my acceptance Of u coach, span OF horses
harness, &C., as a token of your high ap.
probation OF my public course.
While fully appreciate the purity o,
your motives in thus rendering 10 mt
such substantial evidence of your regard
and esteem, ! am compelled, solely from
the convictions Of duty ] hayc ever held
in references to the acceptance of pres.
en;s by those occupying high official po
sitiOus, to decline tho offerings oi kind
and loyal friends.
The retain Of the parchment conveying
your sentiments and the autographs oi
those who were pleased 10 unite ia this
manifestation Of regard, is a favor |
you'd ask; aud | assure you, gentlemen
| shall regard ii as one Of the highest
marks Of respect from any portion Of my
fellow citizens.
Trusting that shall continue to merit
your confidence aud esteem in the DIS
churge Of the high and Important duties
upon which | have but Just entered, aud
with the best wishes for your health,
&c., individually, am, genelemen, yours
truly,
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An Indignant Woman,

Tho Chicago Tribune has Il letter
from "An Iudignant Waman," from
which We take the following:
"lndignation, like prairie fro. swecps
through my brain, laying in ashes all
those hncscntImcuts ur chivnlrous human.
iy, that have hud such IN unprecedcntt d
growth within the past four years. The
romance that 50 strongly Unlimited ia,
near appfoacli of the millennium is sul.
denly annlhIated. NJ ene ray of hone
lights up tho gloomy future. | ask, in
all the depths of undignded woe, can
woman longer adopt her native style
with safety TO morals and loyalty to her
God given Cuunlryl Jefferson Davis,
the great head aud leader OF the Southern
Conicderacy, the man with whom all the
aristocra's ol the old world and the
Copprrheads OF the new sympathz ,d;
the military hero who looked down ON tle
loyal North as greasy mechanics, mud
sigls VI society, unworthy 10 black hi.
boots, boosting he could whip any five o.
them ius'ngle combat, and when fac,
demonstrated loyal man equal in yaloi
to any of hts stripe, ha starved our men
to death when taken prisoners, donn
more TO curse the namo os humanity
than all Of her criminals combined; bul
not satisfied with this, in his last aci ol
Southern akcduderucy he sought debths
lowei still, giving shock to thrones
princlpa'lucS and dominious by donnine
the robe a IN feminine, making ii dis.
grace for any woman to appear in LIKE
apparel. o, jeff No death that 70,
can die viii atone for this act OF iulam
to our sex. Nothing short of the cleo
tive franchise can begin u satisfy u.
And Mrs. Jef, you might have spare
yourscl: the modification OF sayinr t,
Col. Hardin, "DUn't irritute tho Pres.
dent, he might hurt somebody" | tel
you your military chielIain did his la,
hurt when he put on the calico. II hai
been suggested that we call a convcn
ton 10 express our Indignation, aud Il
ncci hr, adopt sume other style OF dress;
but this would only lend Us Into greater
difficulty. Jefferson D., the chief magis
tratc OF Southern aristocracy, having
already made our dress popular with hi
class by wearing the same, al his sympa
thizcrs will surely follow suit, and thei
how could we tell whether we had
convention of woman Or, We urC
in dilemma, such AZ the world has neve
b0lore known, and there seems to be n,
way Of escape. We must have new
Revelation. Ye gods and editorsl tel
rs, D, tell US what TO dJ!"
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Further Details Of the Capture Of
JEFF Davis.
tEussi Of letter from MAJOR Gsusral wilton. J
MAccN. GkonotA. My %. 1865.

MACON GkohoiA, My 10. 1855.
You will doubtless have seen my ,ele.
grims 30 the Secretary of War before
This reaches you. dctilnr the events Of
the cNptur'. Two Of my best regiments,
ono from the lst aud the uthcr rom the
% Division, were on the trail tnqc,hcr.
aud reached the rebel camp almost sim
uhnncously. Tue fight which cnsucd
was unfortunate, but unavoidable in ia,
uncertain moonh light. Both parties fully
! expected desperate tcsis,aucc, and both
had gone prcp1rcd,
Colonel Hardin, Ofthc LIST wiscors',.
had only sky men; Culoucl pritch,rJ
had 1870. The story Of Davis irnobl,'
hticmptW tight l. even more ignoulc
than told H. Mrs. Davis aud her sister.
Miss Howell, after having clothed him in
the dress Vt the former, aud put ON his
head womon's head dress, started uu,
holding each arm, and besought Colonel
Prtchprd's mcn iu most pitcous term q,
TO let them take .th'lr "poor Old mother
ont of the way" oi the fling.
Ms. DAVIS sa'd."Oh, do let us niss
with uur poor Old mother. wh, is So
frightened, aud f'ors to BE- killed" Olc
of Pruchird's men catching sight Of .he
Presidents boots below thc skirts %. th,
dress, suspected, at once, who the puur
old woman was, aud replied, "Oh, no;
you don't play that game on Us; them
boots d)ut look very much Ike they be-
lJnged 10 ig0nluu. Come down, uld tsl,
low"
The party reached hero at9P. VI. this
afternoon, took dinner at my headqllr.
tcrs, and after dinner I received Me.
Davis at my quarters. Our c1nycrsutior
was mostly ABOUT West Point, he army.
the surrender ol D.tk raylur, the assas.
SirolioI oi Mr.. Lincoln, and the Journey
North. Durlrg thi conversation he
brought ir h's little sDn, J H.. and nitro.
duJed hir, Ho rcmorkrd,
with smiIr, that he thought tho Uuit,d
States would tind grOver charges against
him than the murder Of Mr.. L,nculn, aud
sccmed to regret that..Mr. l., had been
killed. liz has asked no fuvor5, but MIS-,
I y insiuuitcs, ,ouec in a while, that the
I"P,csiIcut' is not treated with brcuminr
/ dignity.
U.iun one occasion she said TO Colonel
/ Pritcharl that she had noticed that when
ever the "PrcsldCnt' went cut, the gu ird
had their guns cooked; whcrcupon Col
onel p. told her the guns were not cock.
cd-onlY halGcocked; but his mcn had
orders 10 shoot NJ Davis if he made any
attempt 10 escape, ana woull ccrtlinly
execute The order.
Among other thinas Davis suid he
thought Lee one Of tho bold st generals
OF whom he had any kno Nlijge-ncver
needing urging. This was in comparison
Siu! Johnson, Of whom his silence was
marked.
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The Man Who Won't Pay tht
Printer.

May he be shod with lightning and
compelled to wander over gunpowder. Z.
Nay he have sore eyes. aud chestnut
burr for au eye stone.
Nay every day of his life be more
despotic than the Dey Of Algiers.
May he never be permitted to kiss,
a pretty woman.
May he be bored to death BY boarding
school misses practicing their first lessons
10 music, without the privilege Of seeing
his tormentors.
May 2.40 night mares trot quarter
races over his stomach every night.
May his boots leak, his qua hang fire
and his f.hing line break
May his coffee be sweetened with flies,
and his souo seasoned with spdery.
Nay his friends run of with his wife,
aud his children take the whooping
cough.
May his cattle die off mutrain, and the
pigs destroy his garden.
May troop otSspaiHters devils, lem,
lank and hungrys&G his heels each day
aud a regiment afea,s cl,erwiul under
his window at higis.
MAY the famuos,ricken glost Of an
EDITORS baby haunt hiS s!umbHrs, and hiss
."Murderm Ia his dreaming ear.
Mly his aow- give sour milk and his
churn ranc.d lu'tr.
llsLprt, may his business 90 TO ruin
and he 60 to-tho Legislature. A.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-08
Detroit Wool Market,

Thc Free Press says: The new clip
OF wool will begin TO arrive within few
days Hnd all movements in tho market
arc eHgorY watched. In our local col.
umns on Sunday we mentioned sales at
Dexter. By typographical error the
prices read 55@75c. II should have
read 55@57c. We are are informed,
however, that some choice lots IN the
above aggregate Of 10000 sold as high
as GOc. In Canada the clip is already
arriving in market, nnd is being bought
up a. 35c, which is about the same rs 45c
of our currency with gold at its present
rate. The Canada woods compare fayora.
bly with our own. Though not quite so
fine, on account Of their length, they are
preferred now for combing woods Of the
manufacture of cussimcIes aud similar
goods. The greut falling off in the con-
sumption Of army goods has materially
lcssened the demand of the low grades Of
woll. The cali this year will be Tor fine
woods, which will find a much reader
sale in the market, and will 60 at COM
paratiyely better prices. II is the opin.
ion Of tLose best posted, including East
ern dealers and manufacturers, that the
market for tho new clip will open in this
Sate at about soc. There is get large
proportion Of the old clip in the hands oi
turner's. Considerable amounts have
como forward during the past week.
The dcmand, however, is limited at pre-.
sent, and all that has come TO market hai
mol been sold.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-08
Superiority Of Western to Eastern
Troons

iho Iusnne's washington core ,poa-
debt speaking Of the review. ssy,.
Naiura' y, a Companion was mad, h.-
awotn NV, ~, the Eastern aud Western troops.
The Western. we're taller, with ~.
boys and scarcely any foreigners anon,
th'm. Their marching steS was seyersi
inches longer; aud yellow aud rtd board.
ani light hair predominated. The ofIics,s
Ci the army Of the potomac concedcs
hat they marched better. They moved
,,..~ W',n~ ~an elastic spriugy, swinging s,ep,
mat does not belong to the Eis,efn boy,'
aud their faces wcr1 moro mtelliys,,
ssll.reisnt, and determined. One enu,S
not distinguish the oGiccis from the men
except by tho uniform. P,iya,es ana
officers seemed equal in intelligence and
manly Soaring. On the other hand. m.
INC ln l. 's'srn troops showed more dise;.
. me aud mtre dril. Tnese w,sam,rk.
ed distinct on between the o,besrs asd
men IN point Of culture.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-08
DREW JOHNSON,
A Reminisonce of M. Lincln.

On the day of the receipt 0rthe capitu
lation o. Lee, us we lcarn from a friend
intimate with the late President Lincoln,
the Cabinet meeting was held an hour
earlier Than usual. Neither tho Presi.
dent nor any member was able, for the
time, to give utterance To his feelings
At IT, Suggestion of Mr.. Lincoln all
dropped on their knees, and offered, in
silence and in tears their heartfelt ac.
acknowledgements, to the Almighty, for the
triumph He had granted TO ths National
cause. The same day, in the~uiternoon,
as we learn from the same source, the
President was in frame Of mind pecu.
iarly happy. To his wife he said: Tho,
war is now about over; we have ha and
long and wcurisome for years siege and
we must travel little this summer, aud
recruit, II must be with jut fuss or dis
play. You must write Bob. that he must
come home and resign his Capthincy, ond
90 to his books. Let him prepare TO
eurn his liyiag as did, depending on his
! own hands aud brains."
On the morning of the doy of his death
kindred conversation wero held as to the
manner of spending portion of the sum--
mer, and whpt sIu,it o. should be made
oi "Bdb" and ~ ID" IS he used TO cal
nj. tNo sons, Rib.rt aud Thaddeus.-
Western Christian A dveeate.
or Gcnefal lioVJrd S 70 deliver the
dress At the de iicntiur Of the Soldiers
II rument, AZ Gelysbursh, on the 4'h u
july.
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TO JOBBERS
Manhood; how Lost, how Restored,
+, bruay %. leG5-u

Manhood; how Lost, how Restored.
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" Seminal Losses Impotcrcy, Mental and
Physical lncaracity, lmpcdmcuis to Mar.
riace. etc: alec, Consumption, Epil' Isy, add
Fhs induce by self-indulg,ree VI sexual a
trnvsganse.
A. price in a sealed orvelop only G cents
The cclebrdtel author in this admiroblc
essay clearly DEMONSTRATES from Thirty
wears successful pructca that the alarning
couscQucnccs Of sclf.abusc may be radical,
cured without the dangerous dse Of inttfnal
mcdicuc cr the application Of the knife %
pointing out a mode of cute at once sinple
certain .anl eil,ctual ty means OF Which
every sufferer, no mnt ter whathis condition
may be, ma, cure himself cheaply privately
und radically
- Ihis Lecture should be In the hands
'Cf syiry 'yctri or..l o,-sy man IN tie lau}.
sent. under seal. in Il plain envrlopt0 any
address. post pad, cu receipt OF -ix cents, OF
tive post stamps. Address the publisher.
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March ., i-65-!y
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~ Aaron Burr, according to Parton.
was 'traycd by h shoe leather, when
he attempted I" escape through the
South 70 the Gulf c asst. Burr's ma.
sumcd dress was the crude hornespun of
the country, bot the quick eye Of Per.
Rms, continues the biugrdphcr, lob.
served that his boots were far too ele.
aantly shaped, aud Of material much too
hne TO accord with the coarse, IN cut
n'nt'loons rom which they proirudcd.''
Burr Vas tried for treason aud acquitted.
Davis will probably be tried for the same
oilensr, convicted aud hung. The differ.
encc in the fate of the two individuals
VIII Indicate how the crimes OF the latter
exceeded those Of the former.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-08

War DsErmcut for permission u ten
der Jeiicrscn Davis his professional ser
vices 10 case he is arraigncd upon the
INDICTMENT iourd iu The District OF
CGumba,;nd the President has directed
that Alr. O'Couu0r's application be grant
I'd, to the cni that the coustitul uual
provision which sccuscs to persons &c.
Oused the ass.stance Ol counsel, may be
respected.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-08
Official Public Notice
LAND SCRIP FOR SALE.

COLUNhUs, MY Let, lsG5.
INACCoRDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS
Iofan act af the q eneTal Assembly of'he state of
Ohio pa sied Aprl l3,lsc5, the undersigued state
otRcers wtilrersiye proposals until the 1T day Cf
Al eust neat for the pur hass Of The Land Scrip re-
wed from the unied states for the shu ert
ofHl Agricultural College, or Colleges, in the state
orOhio. The ScTipcom pr,rs G3n,tOO acres of land.
No ,,roposition Willbe received for loss Than one
hindfrd AID sixty acres.
II more cnnvr nient proposals may he made TO the
Auditor and 1IesspTrs of any county, who wi traus'
nit the same 70 the undeT.Fned.
JAS. II GOODMAN,
Auditor ui state.
C. VOINEY DORSEY.
Treasure Of STATE
WIN. HENRY SMITH,
May 4,ttusl. sscretuIy oistate
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nv. q. wcrsucr,

M,nuraeturer of Carriages BuFsic''sTlt les, ~,
Corner Coe and Jefferson streets, rsnr we
-1th,Iic Uhursh TImn, Ohio. 6ne stock "' We
.test styl.s Of HUGHES sto., finished IN tue ~
nanner and orthe most durable mnierials'oon''""'F
,n hand, "A nd promptly madeto order. ,ryNpp
Thin o5,1S6n. -
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nnNis llOulaC.

tFormerlyoaIled the ''City Hou'e,DTiEn' ONO
LEyI yIWEtRIcK, proprietot. ,,,tr,io,,.,r nd
hsIstrnatrons fthe tity iInnse, ,tnowl ne
hi, hntelis ready for the reception OF sues's. :
House hssbeen ro-huilt ilt,re''nrn''hea anus NV
,oodh any In the country. ,.,.,rv
I now have stRbling enoughto accomm1uu,,t W. . =
umber rothorses,aud 81 llalw hnve y
offeed. hLN W -iN'
Tirin, Oetoher I. ls5s-l5.u
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a North Cirohna corr -spondent Of tho
n f.Hrrald draws pen portal, OF Gov.
Ndnc', who Is now under guard. He
shys: "Pcrsonally, Gov Vance Is Of
most pleasant appearance. A round, un.
mustered face, over which guod hu-
m'red smile Is always plying; a cNuial.
pleasant voicei heavy frame, giving
good evidence OF The ION uivaat; long,
black hair, comhed back from the forehead
without any dvding line, aud wiihal. an
easy, sociablc manner, constituted per.
soaci which did not took Tor In the i,m.
gu, & vernon OF North Cirvlina. R,not
had made him Ike most Ut his brethren,
. shot headed, rafting, irnplac, ,bl, whi-.
K = cr'nli.g sc ssinHist, whos,. d p,o.i.
ton was ns ou'wardy yi.ib!e os thlt Of
rabld canine.
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cent. N cnfTrnCY. Tins Is
The Only Loan in Market
Nov offered br The Government, and T. supe r,or j.
vantages mske It tho
Great Popular Loan Of the People,

Leis than Ss3o,Cto.'Oo ofh. Ioau authoritsd by
Congress are nov on the market This smount, at the
rate nt which It keng absorbed, win all be sub.
,ctbed for vi hin .iS'y days, when the noies will
undoubtedly command a premium, 60, In, uniouuly
been the case on closing the subscriptions 10 otl'I
Loans.
In order that citizens Of every town and section Of
he country may he afforded f,rilir, lot taking the
loan, tho Nsdousl HANKS, state Banhs, aud Private
Banker. throughout the couoty have gcue,'y se'ced
TO receive subscriptions at par. Subscribers viii
select iheir own ascnt., in whom they have conf
dsucr. and who only are be rrspoutihic FOR the
dsi., oiiHe notes 70, which tacy esig" o,ae &C.
JAY COOKE,
snb'orip;ion Agent, PnLADELrnrA.
National Exchang pank of TifIln.
First National Bank Of Tiiiin.
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us. $50 SIX PER CENT.
BONDS

these n5uds stc now uor'h hapt'one pIemiur
.rl 'te evsmp'ts. ure ab thc t'cssfuusrt hond'
rrcv /. ANS, CorNry, ,SD NrNotvAt tA,,rioN
,,utcf ,pi'S rnoN oNr 10 uiHru rEg cENr rF'
,S>ra 10 tir ~ v,trR, according the r1tc c,ir,
u.or other nru,. ". The ia'ttrs' 10 pNyaJlc .c,'
aurutn, D, esn,on. attached 10 each note which
NAV be co, vi and .oia 20 any bauk or banker.
The interest at $50 pc.- cent, amounts to
One cent rer dry on 500 note
Two nts PER Gay on 5 S'oo note.
Ten cents per Cay en- a $500 vote
Twenty cents per day on Sl0ON tote
One Dollar per cay on a 5000 note.
Notes OF de tcromiaai ion named viii sph'or'ly
furnished orco ,ccsipi Of sub. b.sIiptons.
rhc Notes orih,s1airl sciiu sI- precisely ,iri
lar iu fru shd privileges 10 the seven. rlriss
ahe'jy 'od, EXCEPT tha'thc Go,smmen' reserves To-
iue'hs option ofpNyiog interest Ia GOLD CON at c
per Gem, tu,teod Of 9ioh, Ia crtre7r, up to july
l5Ih, at the lime When th'v ,u'aIibe.
The delivery Of ibs notes orthis th,td series orthe
seven.ihinies viii leommencs on the iH ofJuue. and
will 10 made promptly aud eoatiouou,ly aNer that
date.
The ,liFt' change made IN the conditions Or III
THIRD SERIES effects only the matter orin,crs,,.
The psymsut in soll, ifmode, will 10 equivalent to
the 'urstc, interest orthe higher rate
The return tospeoie paymen', N the event orwhich
only with the option opay iatere,tia Gold be avaled
Of, would reduce aud equaliss prices that rur.
ehass' made with six rer cent 10 gold would be fuh
equal to those made with seven aud tlrec.tguths per
cent. iu currency. This Is
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or The repairs of the railroad and
telegraph between Atlanta aud Chatta
uuogu are progressing rapidly.
or FROM JanuaIv It to MIrch 2d o..
22O priyat,s aid A2S officers Of the r'bel
arms losk the oath vi allesiunee az Nash
vile,
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The Reverses Of Fortuna.

Ia March last Jet',rson Davis bsId
away on the james River IS the oprrsi.
ltat %! digit miiHons vi people.p Ls.a
,hau Two months elapsi und he return.
To ll' banks, 10 oc,upy, in place of the
"Nhltr House," a "hcrmetic,lly seslsJ
ccasemulc.p Alexander n Stephens.
u. VI. i. Hunter aud John A C,mpbell'
who few weeks since visited iiampton
L ads ss Peace c mmissi5ners aud re-
fused to accept the terms IT red them bv
uVy,rnment, are now confined i'm tho
vicinity on gunboais or Ia cells as tai.
tors 20 their country. In 1854 4 ,bulnp
Nance 4 sprnscd patronage and power.
a, 'h' Glvcrn0r Of North Carolina, wbila
w. w. Holden, persecnicd By him and
mobb'd By his soldicv, lived in daily
POI OF Iile and property. IL 1865 they
both visited Washington, Vance to Dc
qnoriered ia the Od Capitol Prison, ana
Holden TO receive attention aud favor At
the Presidential NJ insiou.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-08
Seneca County

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ndFrnit Barrel slaves, we'll seasoneh' $50 SIN
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