The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-11-22
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bis Administrator IS completed. twill
soon be published.
A letter to the Toronto Leader profes-
ses to have Information that it is the in
tention Of the Fenians to attack Canada
This winter - -
There haverrecently been extensive.
|restorations Of property by the Govern
ment tescitizens in Charleston Nearly
all the wharf owners, and several Of the
largest property holders Of the city. have
sgain unrestricted possession of their cs-
tates.
The Democrats dispatch from Law
renee, Kansas, says the Indians are be-
coming troublesome again on the plains,
Eaud have attacked the whites at Poole
Greek, captured the mail ambulances,
inuless and some Government horses. -
Gen. Heath is reported to have recently
hadaSbattle with them and killed twenty
mine. q ssp bH{ esa1 aasi
The smallpox is raging to consider
able extent in Nashville, -.
The woods of Sandusky and OTTAWA
Counties are said to be full of hickory
nuts. Thousands sof bushels could be
gathered.s 4 selassy Saai
Our Cohsuls in England write that there
is no abatement Of the terrible cattle and
sheep plague in that country. There Is
great danger Of its being transmitted to
the United States. ~
Mrs. Mary Weber is in jail in Rush
tyilles Hi for killing her newly born in
fant by throwing it into vault.
"a Gen. Howard, the head of the negro
Eboarding- -house, or Freedmen's Commits
sion, has been prospecting in South Car
Iolina. He made a speech, in which he
told the people that until they allowed
tnegroeslto testify in courts, the Bureau
boarding house would continue.
Major B. r. Cowen, U. s. A.. Adjutant
General Of Ohio, has been breveted Brig
/ adler General of Volunteers, by the Sec
|retary of War, "for faithful and merite-
rious service during the war, but more
especially for calling out and organizing
The hundred days men. in 1864 - s
Philadelphia, in anticipation of the
cholera has appropriated $40, 900 to clean
the streets asi9 8se-s4 2e sais
OF the 2 900 votes attempted to be cast
in the recent Baltimore election, it was
STATED there that 1900 were Germans.A =
Three -fourths of the American citizens
were excluded from voting by the Mary
land Test Law. iscEd
Havana dates give an account of a Sc
we're hurricane on the I'D and 23d uH.
Vessels were sunk, houses and walls were
blown down, trees were prostrated, and
other damage done. ailis
A Silt Laks letter to the Tribune, of
Oct. states that Brigham Young and
other leaders Of the Mormons have chan
| ged their tactics, and now proclaim po-
llygamy their religion, which they will
sustain by force of arms. They are hos
| tile tosour Government, are drilling, pro-
curing arms and ammunition, &C., and
openly defy the Federal authority.
John r. Thompson, formerly Of Rich
lmoud, Va, and well known in literary
lcircles in the South, is now attached to
the literary staff of the London Herald.
The Mobile Advertiser learns by a
Georgia letter that the Convention of that
State has pronounced by an overwhelm-
ling vote against repudiation.
The great suspension bridge between
Cincinnati aud sCoyington, KY, will be
ready for travel in about year.
Among the heavy war accounts about
being settled by the Government at the
present time is that Of j p Sanford, oi
New York, for the charter money of three
steamers amounting to SIC, goo.
The British Government has ordered
Ian llrestricfion on American vessels of wal
to be removed.
/ The VETERAN RESERVE CoRPs.-But
one hundred and forty men, out of four
teen hundred, of the Veteran Reserve
Corps, now in Washington, express any
desire to remain. The fact has been off.
ciallv ascertained. The corps will not
however, be mustered out until the return
there of some Of Hancock's troops.
/ Al Paris correspondent states that tn.
lrumored withdrawal of the French from
4 14S4tOU hdS dsSutiCu uoAS uSAHttr wa
Iacter. = .'...s..Sss.s.i -. s
/ The total number of sick and wound
led in the Government hospitals through.
| out the country is less than Eve thons
land. Eight months since they number
led eges one hundred thousand.
/ The Republican vote in Massachuaeth
lis AZ, 600 less than it was last year, ans
1.-THE Democratic vote 20, 600 less. S.
4 Amos Lawrence, of Boston through al
lagent. recently entered Il, 900 acres LAM
lat Topeka, Kansas, Land 0fice. Thes
lands are mostly located, in Greenwoo.
land Chase counties, and are designed fo
J Eastern eelonists. Il is aalso said a col
lony of three or fenr thuussnd Germansar
onsthe way to seitle in Western Kansas
i. The Washington Monument Societ,
want about s309, 600 from Congress 4
lcarry up the shaft. The. popular sub
! lscription amounts to the heavy sum Q
leleyen dollars. 49, s;g sgsaix
u Major.General Judson Kirkpatrick, .
New Jsrsey. has been appointed ministe
y 4