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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-28
kBR aAIf AND Rem,
.Sptigg House, &C., for SaIs
Auction.

PURSUANT TO THE mr.
Il MADE by the Circuit Count ofrL Ri
ty, on the 18th day of December la, mo a.
in chancery pending therein betWeen y u =
NAH, Junior George A Ross and Pyor.tt t,s
complainants, and Daniel C, List q hs M
western Bank of Virginia and otL..Nes NJ
ants we viii at the front door of the d. &c.
of Ohio county, VHA
.,.- On Tuesday, the s5h day of Mo,4
in the year eighteen hundred and
commencing at II o'clock A. NJ. nroa. @aI5lh
AT public auction, the lots NUMBERED red 3 70 4
seven in square numbered one ip thA q
Wheeling, and those parts of the lots ,eg {
four and eight in the same square. wbrtIss
viii of Zachariah Sprigg were devised ~ 70
Sprigg and Zachariah Jacob in trust fo, ~
poses set forth in said will excepting We \
seyelalty 10 the heirs of Mopieca va
ceased. and those parts of said LOT nun'p IA !
which were sold to George W. Johpsor . g
cob Landfried, as in said decree more an o
larly specified; the real estate 80 10 h. ppGSa
virtue of the said decree being the sam. " :
of which now stands the hotel called The SSs \
HOUSE, fronting on the wharf in Tia ,tsa
wheeling.
Terms of Sale: The purchaser 10 nav -.
than one third of the purchase money n 81 =
but TO have the option of paying In h,,! y
greater portion or the whole thereof. N. :
due, IL there be any, TO be paid by eoual \
ments of principalin eight, sixteen and ny
four month, with interest on each ip>,,,
from the day Of sale; the deferred payp.,,
be secured BY bonds with satisfactory -,
and the title to be retained rs further -.
until payment in full 5. BRADY y
DANIEL LAn
feb24-td Commisa,,,.
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Two Pieces OF l. and For Sa.
nNE PIECE ONTAININ

" ABOUT thirty (36) acres locate
the National road and Wheeling creek dist
four miles from the city Of Wheeling Nv
road. The above is good bottom land an.
adapted for vineyard or gardening purpc,
The other piece, containing about ioI's
(4D acres located also Oh Wheeling en-
divided from tho former piece by o. d.
creek, and through which the HumPt
road passes BY this road II IL about 70 .
one half miles from the city OF Whcela-
On the latter piece there "a o good
and admirably adapted for a VINEYARD
which there are some Other imprO' em'uH
If not disposed Of at private sail ,tT.
iered for sale by public auction
On Thursday, The I'd dag Of A"m
ensuing, at the front door OF the COUIt u s
Ohio county, ut 10 o'clock A VI Po.b"
| he given on the first Of April
Further information can be bad Of iLe d.
| signed, l. Glaze
The special attention of oil coal yni'.
gardening men ia called to the above
Wheeling, W Va, Feb. lGd2W
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-28
Trustees Sale Of Real Esh,
10. % i'm North Wheeling.

RhrpnST syscuted nv RohSr, E h o.
and wife to Alfred Caldwell, dated Anwr !.
1859, and recorded in the Recorders o. !
Ohio county, at page es3 of Book a, and \. ,
virtue of an order of the Circuit Court q I.
county, made May 10th, l564, appointing NJ ;.
tee in the place OF the said Alfred Caldvt
the said deed, Twill on
Z Tuesday, the 25th day Of March, Isl
at the front door of the Court House oh,
sale the following property, to'wit LON
in square No. 9.
Also, a piece of ground adjoining the lot ,r
pied by said Robert Dronsfeld, fronting q,
west side Of Main street us feet mols D, ,
aud running back 10 the Ohio river
The above lots will be sold together % 4,
rately.
Terms of sale cash. n. RICHARDSy
feb22 ids Tr.
The sun., 1865-12-19

A NUMBER or GOOD HELP, MALE AID
n f-uae. Of al nations can hsvc etosl rnt siua-
tons ininediaieir We fFn .lcUeu's fmiIct, ho'rs
fld stores. b. eprYire At MANNtN3's Cd estah.
lshsd asene- ~ court IT, ~ oklyu, Feil Known %
te the ufsi Office in tue ui'ei Sfates As such
..n te.otnmend ~ Those lsiely landed IN great
temand gtp
The sun., 1865-12-19
GENERAL BUSINESS

Az HATS, FOR THE HOLIDAYS
6,nd.rga,ns as is.ai..d A. msnui.eturet,' prices. A
sale r.s.i,'.., ~, ,'le tilt bst 80 handsotns fall
"a'' - Z" hhN1'S. so Third .vsnus stf
A tAol n MORE THAN PAYS TO 90
t1,5 ~, t. lgs lsmler. ~ md sci he. = y
90 ,@'''' @ "hse ior 81, ot 4 10 for 10 eeots
\ IRllhN ANp FOREIGN pArFNT
=, a. N.ENti VI --Rs NuNN a CO. rplp,bc,,
W u' N'loniiic NWcucu." CONTINUE In s,t =. p,
hi. .r . i Woulluf laeu's Tor nee Iu,osi ions In
w. We ~. NJ " GO. hsye hai ,eventeen ,e.r,
a ','.vnce IN 'oncltiu7 y. ru's and have .eioI ..
iuihcI or moro than 2I.tu Irvcntor. '
l. iNphlte contain zoe the r,,lt tn~s,nd c.he,
nNf"bnt no otmn'ion 10 inveuto i,,rni,hct 49, ~
ou n1F iUs'i1u "'"''"'i "'''
Co"so''aiou sri d,ice free Aidrc-
~ -, W ~ g 60.
shlur on. " r. A"u ,,nFf'
The sun., 1865-12-19
SAVINeas ItANAs.

FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK, sTH AVE,
l. aud 4!d al Interest o por cent, free oftI Sol
IRVING SAVINGS UTlON,
No. 90 WARREN STREET.
Interest allowed a. the rate Of . per cent on all
sums entitled thereto. OPEN daily from ~ 10 Z N
WALTER ", CONCkLIN, President,
NANDERBlLI h. BUXTON, secretary 4lO
THE INSTITUTION FOR THE SAVINGS
L Of Me- chalu' oIkA and others, No, blG Broad
way has, hy la Irultces, declared a dividend tiTes
from Government ~, on deposlu en- lted the Ito,
for the mont he ending lee, Bls 1888 sums Of
% and not eIcoe inf s5Uo, AZ the rae OF SIX PER
CENT, PER ANNi ~ and on larger sums At the
rhte OF FIVE PER CEN 1. PER ANNlM, payable or
credited 70 depOsitoTs and sitor Monday, Jan. 10
l7Gd and not drawn Ia ent led 10 interest from La
January, the same a. prluclpal.
hOsta II. GRlNNELI. Pre- ldent.
ANDREW WAENEH, Cashier. 35l
f. ER CENT. INTERE T
" FREE FROM TAX,
Allowed by ulUn uuus SANinGs Bank,
4e9 Cgnsl -. Assets $40 300. $50
The sun., 1865-12-19

\AIASHING-MADAMK LOUIS ls PRE-
w pared 10 receive the washing Of few familie,;
hannels paid particular sttonton to futlng extra,
pain pieces, al por dozen. nentlemeus patronage
solicited Cal or.adites Madame LOt Is, AttOr-
uet 81. 2II
The sun., 1865-12-19
DRY GOODS.

nRY GOODS--pRY GOODS-DRY GOODS
~ a ,pIoudd sock Of $1,000 worth Of the most
desirab yies aud quuiy IN m. city con.is1ns Of
Blguko q, al Uoo. double, white, at 80, al, II, Ss
SlU and d II per ptir-.Orh double; CloaAs 81, at
variety OF ladies ud chiid ems all sizes and styles
from ~ 10 40: shlvs t All prices Drcis ooAs
from 2fc 10 b.. tsr ard Mu,lIIs and Sheetings At
reduced pic I.each Mcfino, II per Jarf-WOrth
qlbJ; Flannel. ANA Hosiery in g,e, var ely, choap
4 ON sletlOn ,, the Old Established store OF a.
FIELDS, 81 Catherine 49, bot. Aou.oo aud Ma.i-
40,
The sun., 1865-12-19
WANTED.

A FEW GOOD OPERATORS WAITED;
.lth their ON ". 4 w's mseaiuea at 4s3
Bto,d-sv, rom 5s up stsif.. IA
The sun., 1865-12-19

ILTANrED-GOOD BURNISHERS TO
w work on hollow ware. Apply at5.2 Broadway,
rom s. 70
The sun., 1865-12-19
HOARD AND ROOMS.

A NEATLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
hand bedroom 10 lot at ysl Madison st, I'd floor l0s
A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
and lodoOm 10 lei 10 one or two gen ilemen lst
floor. lnIuiie 2IS llOus'on a., cor HudRoG. 3g
A FIRST FLOOR CONSISTING OF DOC.
IA bic p,rlott and ertenso room, 6 esantly fur.
niahed, private table II desired, lOs h. 1yth a. Al
A FRONT ROOM On THE SECOND Floor
al l26 East 4th st. Mrs. MCCARTHY. H
RY 2 YOUNG MEN, A FURNISHED
i)room with stove or hie place. Address stating
toims, j. X. boI 9O5, sun office 9S
CHILD FROM 4 10 ~ MONTHS OF AGE
~ eaI have molhel's caro- on reasonable terms.
Inquire Mia TAYLOR, over the store, 1893 fi!I
street. 4TS
The sun., 1865-12-19
Dl.SIESIR RA.

A BEAUTIFUL SET or TEETH, s. TO
"A slb snn.rlor gold, silver and hone ihus.
Extracting vithJut psln. IN. AlCnALD flonCn
Dentist, 4B2 9th ay, ueT 2s.h e. Stl
A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
1ATeeth eItrac ed .lhou1 pain or no charge beau;
tliul teeth Inserted ilr /, ch; aching teeth hlird
with the ceIelrai.4 lone L4lus without pain, Al
opentons ssillni,I, pouo.Ined and warrGnted. j..
JAY NlILLKs, ls5 IRnd 81 q ploen iIoul d oa'-
Nay. 90
nR, DRAKE, i5j Canal STREET, SETS A
~ set OF teeth on vvl At 81 % tl5; On gold at
W i9l; sectona wi. ~ cent pei Tooth teeth bled
yiih gold bone csnsnt other hllins. W "a V si
- tsalk Tssal szlnSlsa ulAa~A AAAA- ~
The sun., 1865-12-19

S\TANTED-A WOMAN OR GIhL TO
w live with plain family, to 90 the work good
bome WI be slyen, Also slrl a. ditssmakeE N
nun Wheeler Wilson'S nacnIne. Gail 6IO Third
avenue, TO-
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the Epl.oopal church in v,rr,u,.

Tho EPiIoopaI Church in virginia,
The following circular from Bishop
Johns, of Virginia, was read in the Epis.
coPal churches 10 Richmond last Sunday !.
TO the Clergy and Laity Of the DiOes.s Of
Virginia: y
"Tbe issue the painful conflict through
which we have passed, and which leaves
mo commonwealth under the Jurisdiction
OF the United States, renders very clear
the course proper for Us to pursue. Obe.
dlence to the powers that be-" for con.
science sake, is the duty of all who profesu
and call themselves Christians; and az
such are also eDjoined to make prayer and
duplication for their rulers. 1t is ipcum-
Dent upon them to implore the blessing of
Almighty God on those in authority over
them- For this purpose the form to which
We mad long been accustomed is. for ob-
Slous reasons. most advisable; therefore I
90 not hesitate TO recommend its nae in
public worship by the good people of This
olocese, and to express the hope that thew
VIII be true and faithful to it's spirit in ali
tnelr actions and intercourse with their fell
low citizens, that the resumed civil reIs.
uoos may be happily maintained and re.
dound to the glory of God and the tempo.
raj and spiritual welfare of the nation.
"Bishop of the Protestant Pn;s,o.,
Church in the Diocese of Virginia "
The annual meeting of the Diocese and
Council is deferred in consequence of the
breaking up of railroad Communication
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WILKES sP1RIr OF THE TmUs, which has
areputatiOn for OVERRIDING It's loyalty to
the dstrimeut of its ftiends, processes to be
in the secrets of the admiutr'n aud to .bsvs
reason to believe that if the assassius had
disposed of the vice president as we'll aa
he president, and either Secretary Sew.
ard or Secretary Stanton had been left a
proclamation would have been immediate.
" issued asking the people to accept Chief
justice Chase as temporary president
Guess not; Secretary Stanton aud his
bureau of military justice" are capable
OF great variety of governmental and in.
dlcial functions, but so radical a defiance
OF the constitution in the matter of the
presidency would hardly have been nm.
dertaken by the boldest innovaror. We
are curious to know how wilkes Spirit
gets its treason to believe" what it states
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alOhHll0n' 4
SlrTender-He disobsys JEFF. Dapi,S n.
derS-The intention of The qye6-TTo;,o,,,
Escort. '0''O'
From the Richmond Republic, May 10,
BY the arrival in Lichmopd Of ~,
federate general officer, who was nressnt
at and was included in the surrender of
General Joseph E. Johnston, we are pIacsd
IN possession OF some Interesting facts con-
corning that important event. Mr. JsfFsr.
son Davis has been pretty Renerally c,a5i.
TED oy the public journals of the country
With suggesting the terms OF truce and sur.
render noted in the memofaudum drawn mn
oy Generals Sherman and Johnston. which
was promptly repudiated by the Presider,
OF the United States. The trntb "a ~
terms were not only inspired BY Davis INIT
they were proposed by Johnston vithont
his knowledge. That Johnston NAV bsvs
known they would not be accepted bv the
United States authorities, and that he NAV
only have proposed them to gain time ~
Mr.. Davis, may be true, but We do not knoH
the tacti 1t is quite reasonablet To snnnoss
ne vas actuAted by the single motive of
obtaining for himself and his troons The
pest possible terms, well knowing that he
could lose nothing by asking much, Sinh.
seqaentiy DAVIS attempted, by an exertion
- nIS autuOElty as commander. In Chief nf
the Confederate forces, to influence Jobnl
ston's action, but,the effort was failure A.
we shall SEE. q As
When General Grant arrived at Rs,si,h
and the only terms upon which the s5rI
Ienaes OF Johnston's army would he ar.
copied were made known TO the latte
Davis commanded him not to surrender. -
oisoand his infantry, spike his csnroU
anu Nitn mis- cavalry and mounted srtiIsrI
MS, 10 cover the flight of the remnsn, -
the Confederate government. .Jobns,S u
received this order with Indignation sUJ
refused to obey it saying that in The Do aIu
ton in which he then found bimssIS Iol
duties claimed his consideration: His az
y to his troops his duty to his conn,r.
composed OF the wives and families of tboSs
brave men, and bis duty to bis snnsrios
oticer: The last he considered, undsr ,bs
circumstances, the least: imperatiye and ! =
chose 20 disregard it. Acting upon this
determination he surrendered his armv mn.
on tue terms which have already been nnb.
hshed and are now known to the world
=, a mum Der of Wheeler's cavalry. bavI,,
learned that Davis and his paStv ~
large quantity of specie With them ioin.5
the escort of the fugitives With the Svow-
ed purpose of making raid on the treas.
ure on the first opportunity.
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NEw YoRK, May l6-The steamer oce4n
ouseen arrived. and brings Panama dates
to the 9th.
Seen. SickIes had public audience in
BogoIa with Murrell.
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Tuesday Morning, Nay Is.
VS. received yesLerdsY some EpRlip

WE received yesterday some English
papers, brought by the steamer Asia, as
late as the 2sth ult. Their ample pages
are Accordingly taken up with the proceed
iugs OF meetings held in honor of Mr.. Lin.
cola and in sympathy with the people of
the United States, and the reports as we'll
as the editorials thereon are most interest,"
ing and gratifying. England is rsdeemipg
herself somewhat by these exhibitions, and
our victorious people, always ready and
waiting to be msguAuimOus, will not fail
to be deeply impressed. Before the war
England had no friend among all the ua-
tons OF the earth halt so near or so neces-
ssry to her as our nation, but her hesrtlesS
craft and mercenary traffic in our misfor.
tunes quite alienAted US all from her. She
has long task before her to restore the
era of good feeling. 1t will not be in this
generation, but it may be in the next, 40
cording as she herself acts toward u.
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MARRIED-

In New York, on Fhursday. Anil Sz.A
Shureh, By Rev. Or. Taylor VIZ l. HouI' r - grace
~ vi,ai: 70 MAY, daughter Of COL wills DeHS1S
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Greatest Medicine OF the Age.
VolErJn nIIDnu~ oo

DIARRHGA, DYSENTERY. RIrv
SUMNER COMPLAIHT
And all Diseases Of the stomHeh and Ro,,.,, -,
eaosnt 70 change Of Diet or Climate.
'HE ProprtetorI Of this truly Invaluable H,d,.
enc, nov oner It TO the public, Win mi
hEs character ever before IntrGdu Il ha OF
o'ed With the S'o9 perfect SleoG4I in tbSu,.,S' !,
Of CETo1is 6tarS 1SnedkS Ae1s faded OaSes
cured BY the use OF too bstG q hi, essn
~ :f5.6 ~ TSets tnSsaHes, where the di..a.e
eHL "O1' 'Aliiul phyIi'
K,strI Df0rrh0a Compound has been 4, NJ. -,
the i've ~ & nno 0y Its timely aid, has GaTSd
This nedieiDe !, purely Seisntiae prsn,r,,,o,
Every traveller should hnyS bot,IS 20 Ino ave
Tha5 CoIP1Uad. 0i me OiGT-
Every IoldI viii Ind It Iuy,Iu,bI,
No family should be Uithouti.
DO not hesitate 70 Try KrafFg DKaJrbo,, o.,
Ano prevent pain, suffering and doHth. PO1''N
READ TIE FOLLOWING rEsrrhoS1.1s
~. WHEE1IEs, Ip-I 9Th. 1873
AesrL hcOL1I, ERIRF Co Gt1firIl,a- tJ'St,,
ViSb ahIns rhSI Compound, for oampDiarThoi
one month, az otter TCHSdiis ia 69viHS' 64{lsI
anst esSe PG t.S 0oly Prs'eat rsIfsf but 20.
TI.,aS IAVoraoIs notice Of all who may be alike AZ
Chaplin 18th W. ". dIa a,aI3..
~. hoUEDsTILLG, HGruhaII Co Wv
aesara; AoOtB! KRATT = Co-GeTar..a. -,
lii ZEN. 0sinS N H9shVille Tenn, va HfrHeIoS
several physicians, bat Without abX 80, eoies o.
SaIiSed 6y ny friends 70 come home n, -.
81 hoSne y. S,, 4na Frustrated Upon arriVinz
Compound o. bottle Of Il eo sti 49,. Ss[Tnsn e..
,HtoS 70, 'eH1ISd ny health AN SlGd 70 fem.
mis- teTEthl" diSsSse- Your trnIy. win
~, AiDRrW TpwLRpa.
,,11EoorI neoLlG, KRLPH = co-GsapsIsa-Iar4
non which suffered for some tbres -! @
NALl0eS remedies, but va unable 70 ebsrE ~ ~
rho, oo1,o SSs p5eSurcd bottle Of "KI aft's Dis
aiStltc, and restored me 10 nv nIB.y eHrSa NE
cine Z" rsre IN reeomuendins this valuable msdi
S6isI II tried BY othsrI With the DSns Eo,S -s
Formerly E..''r M.ehlas:s 3. 4aD 0.s R.
heqABR, KRAPr CO., WboIs..I. D y. va
order 1bouS y. ~ zoe proprietOrI. To WON al
- - --1-c-o1 myls-sn
&1OS A MOHTHLAeETFa V,,;-In
~ = rS SGlIyShers 70 introduce the Inn,oT.I
20 5E1ee machine In tbs eountTy Ms. = , me on5
sinzsr 3 n, BaksT, Wheeler 1 WiIsou' HOVE,
nov old toG an5 SGeheldsr Al other maeaioss
sStI. and the seller and user Srs I5sSy. :. S
So'snsa salary and expenses, or AYE com
AddrCS' allowed illustrated circulars SeSt m.
nytsmd.u' SA BiSd = 9dt sii:.
&70 MONTHI-I WANT IeTSTs
- In psSetyIheIs, At so = mouth, expense, PAID
TiI 1yteEn ATfietSI, the beat selling ever oasTst
Ri55.E ~ 9 n2L JTss. AddrelB OTIS + CAREY,
----SI 1Alne' myS-SmdLE"
PROPOSALS FOR SALE OF sTONE
STEPS.
US!ia yin q resolved by the underux = 4
COMMITTEES Tor the sale, To the hiRhsIt bed =,
q ne steps and other stone 1oE At he vest ed
~ lSn o. Ihh county. PropoaaIS Received untl
NAY 2ld, 1885, At : O'eloeE P. Il.
J. sALIsBURY,
,--,n 4, JOHN Bid
OoO. Board Of H1parTtsorS.
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w sSSGAsEs ERATr CO., Wholesale pr1vri,,,
orders should be addressed 40 G6om All
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The Surrender OF Johnston,. A-n,r

Additional Facts in relation to Jo6a,fon,,
SLrTender-He diso6sys JEFF. DSp;, '''T ~ :
derS-Ths intention of The Gyeh-Tyaitor,,
EseoFt,r
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JUST RECEIVED.
a LARG1 srooK OF LAWREEoE's BEsT TWO
"A aud three ply Carpets. For sale BY
myls 1877 Main street, WI: Sing wv W v.
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Ell MOI Hill WANT AGENrs
- All heES, At so mouth, txpsnSes PAID
TiI 1yteEn ATtiekeI the beat SsIlinz ever o9sTs4
RS1i. Ea - TTss, Address OTIS + GARRT,
-- A1ine' nyS-5mdGE"
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STEPS1 OF 5IONk
PROPOSALS. viii Be recOiVed bv the nDd.-,,z
COMMITTEES for the sale, to the bj1hs-t bied
q ne steps and other stone nov At ne ven I'd :
Ssn o. IhS county. PropoaaIS received untl
J. sALIsBURY,
,n a, JOHN Bid
-SNN Oo0. Beard Of BupSrTtsorS.
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NHE partnership heretofore existing under the
\ nrm name OF B J. Berry Co., was dissolved
On the 10Th instant, by the withdrawal or WIN
Berry, ST. The busineIs will hereafter be cond1e-
.e1 " :. Berry and J. ". Berry, under the frn
nFn viii be settled by the present one 1'>
RI. BERRY,
myIO-lH- VIM. BERRY Sr
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NEW MUSIC.
n.m mAI ~ AN4 E' Funeral March, To the
The Soldiers Happy Return, Mazurda,....... 20 etS
me Nation In TeATs- in memory Of A. LIN.
Orders for muIie promptly attended 10 6y
D. NIOoLL BRO
-@1Lo 100 Main street
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$40 REWARD

VNHR ZEPHYR BOAT ULUR off.r en- r.-..,
i In addition TO that already offered bv tbe
hauanitH Clu6-for the arrest Of any person OF
PenonS throwing stones or other missiles al the
Ooat while occupied by the crew
By order Of tho PRECEDENT.
myl6-st B. KELLOGG. IL sao,u
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A. A. Surgeon U. s. A., in charge.
lrefkersburg and Grafton papers please
coPy'1
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-07-13
MlstellanCOns.


[From the London News May 27.
The Real Character of jeff Davis.
The situation Of this unhappy man is
now such as would excite pity, if it were
possible to think of him without remem-
bering the unspeakable woes which his
ambition has brought upon his country.
He was not only head of the Confeder-
ate Government, but a prime mover of
the conspiracy which plunged the peo
pie of the South into a causeless war
before time was given them to delibcr-
te on the course most comfortable to
their interest, and large proportion Of
them protested against secession. Gen.
Lee has excused him on the ground that
he yielded to the solicitation of others.
But his speech in the Senate of the
United States on the 2lst of January,
1861, would suffice to refute this state
ment if we had not abundant evidence
to the contrary from other sources
And not only did he plan this war but
on him rests the chief responsibility OF
continuing in for months and years af-
ter the hope of success had passed away,
From what Lee and johnson and Har-
dee have stated since the fall of the
Confederacy, it is now clear that Mr.
Davis prolonged the war after his best
Generals had urged him to make peace
If he were answerable for nothing worse
than the great sacrifices of life caused
by the rejection Of Mr.. Lincoln's pro
posals at Hampton Roads, the weight o.
such load of responsibility might vel
break down the stoutest heart. His
language and acts during the nine
months preceding his fight from Rich
mond sufficiently disclosed the ruin o.
his hopes. Until then habit of self
restraint concealed to great extent hi
real character.
But from the time he visited Georgia
after the fall of Atlanta, and calle'
Governor Brown scOundrel in pub
lie speech, down to the address of Marcl
i last, in which he referred to Grant an
Is Sherman as spaaiels whom he woul
il whip, the coarseness of the mans ma
ture has been apparent. 1t was abOu
ar the time of the reckless Macon speec
b. that he began to authorize those atroci
u Gus OutrngeS, wich have made it les
difficult to believe in his oompliOit
aaTP with the plot which resulted in Mr.. Lii
coins death.
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GBe 2gome GirtIr.

A young orator having. written
speech which he intended to deliver on
certain occasion, gave it to a friend to
read, and desired his opinion of it. The
friend, after some time, told the author
he had read it over three times the
first time it seemed very good, the sec
ond Indifferent, and the third quite in
sipid. "That will do" said the orator
very coolly, "for 1 have only to repeat
it once.
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An Indian War.
FORT LARAMIE, July

Fort LARAMIE, July 3.
1t is ascertained beyond all dispute
that the Arapahoe Indians, who for
some time have been fed by the Govern
ment, at Fort Halleck, as friendly Indi-
ans, have been the perpetrators of most
of the outrages committed on the over
land mail route, west Of Denver They
ascertained by some means that they
were suspected and have now taken the
war path openly and defantly. Troops
are in pursuit. No friendly Indians are
cast or north of Denver or Camp Collins,
neither can any peace be expected until
they are severely chastised. The sue
cess they have met with during the past
year, has made them bold and daring,
in their exploits.
One or moro Of General Connor's
three columns is now preparing to march
against them, and are only detained by
want of supplies now en- route from the
Missouri River, and daily expected.
The General arrived here on the 3Oth
from Julesburg. He will take the fold
himself. The manner in emigrant
trains are organized renders that class
of travel perfectly safe. The indians
have not 30 far succeeded in infiictins
damage upon any thing but mail sta
tions and the telegraph line. --u'a