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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-02-09
RrotharlY Love.

Would all Christians dwell on the vir-
tues of their fellow Christians--would
they talk of each Others excelences and
amiabe traits, and throw the veil of
Christian charity over each others little
faults, how much more love would there
be among the followers Of Christ =
How much more enjoyment among
Christians 1 And how much more sue.
cess would attend the preaching Of the
truth The example of Christiaps
would then convince the world Of the
reality of religion, apd the unanimous
exclamation Of the world would be,
"Seo how these Christians love. >
Christians would then be one, and the
world would know them to be the fol-
lowers of Christ. Then let US love one
another, and be more anxious to see in
each other something of the likeness OF
Christ, than to notice and talk of each
Others faults - New York Observer
! 4, HH II '---lidlLl-- -.- i -----a aL---l
+ John q. BroGkinridge has been ap.
pointed rebel Secretary Of War, in place
Of Seldom, resigned. Richmond papers
of the 29th say Lee has not yet beer
appOinted General in Chief, !, These pa
pers publish Hoods farewell address u
his troops, dated Tupelo, Miss, Jan
%. Dick Taylor succeeds him In com
maud. The tone ofthO rebel paper
generally is dosPondent. M.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-02-09

Answer to Enigma in last week paper, BY isis ! "
"Fhe Draft" 70 Enigma No. byss Nix, "Johhnies;
Anagrams, iby Mis- LyRohbuIgu samantha, MaEshsl
New Buston New Petersburg, DodspnN llle, Faipyisw
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-02-09

TI-
miscellaneous EnA ggtnG s'2ar '"'
n aArf eofIposedlof sieNers.s ~ =. > rbes ~
AIy s o is u ,wPman's nick name rnr- i.i..
My2r3 Il, REeTbs9sl .ia...rH .sII'H ..r
My Is proposition. .WgfI 'Hf a"..'
" MS %sSiyis tho % SSme Of ySti6g nan WIN resides
in Old iHighlana.t r. ,.r go 'i i,nnihA MINNIE
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-02-09
.N0utb's Department."

biz T9 TiaI .'nsH..a. ,'t 3 hi't' IFor the News
: h'ial7'i Poetical Bnigna.f fa' '',t' 90
"a tis, ttesr letters compose my nahts s7hah'a 7'
,ay four eight and seven ronrR southern state USme
-, My twclvs and eleven, my four and my toR5,H
:. Isrmade by many industrious men,, .rlT i-.r.
~ NV one eight and seven, with seven, Ave- four r
Ii The nino Of a bird from far distant shore, u-
My twelve, eight, hfteen, and nine, EopiHasree'
Is something quite useful to you and 10 me.
NV thirteen, three, six l will yentpresto sayt
Isa pIhcS AYheresbht f& would he willing TO stay.
. MytEO, fourteen, four, 10 a place Of sbode,
IWhioh on may be seen by the side Of road:
oc MY whole will the Of my Ns~ YEARS. g0r tell
Nav Wanna Jan 10 1885 SALLIE.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-02-09
HOODS Loss s.

General Hoffman, Oommissary Gen
eral Of prisoners, states that tho number
of rebel prisoners captured in the sew
erai engagements near Nashville, will
cmouut to over 10000, He estimates
Hoods total loss al over 90, 900 men,
Large numbers, Of the captured hav,
expressed desire to take the oath o
an, ;anoa aisis a'!'s'' 'rs''d"'" '" ~ 57I H'''S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-03
ton Of Representatives in the southern States from the
Governor, and therefore cannot recognize them.
Mr.. Collars Endorsal by the Pennsyi-
vania Republicans.


WASHINGTON, Dec. q 1895
Hon. Mr. Cessna Chairman Of the Union State
Committee Of Pennsylvania, in company with about
twenty members Of It, called upon Hon. schuy-
Ter Cohax tonight and presented the resolutions
which had been unanimously adopted by tho com
mittoe, approving the sentiments anunciated in his
speech delivered in Washington two weeks age. Mr..
Cessna in the course of his remarks said they had
watched the course Of Mr.. Cofax in Congress with
great deal Of interest and conndeace, and expressed
their qualification that endorsed by his fellow members
he destined again 10 oil the Speakers chair the
duties Of which he had discharged with so much EN-
cheney and popularity twa
Mr. Collar, in reply, said that tho regard and conf
dence Of his constituents were always highly priced
and APPRECIATED by him. but when the representatives Of
MIA rendered nch hearty manifestations Of their appro
tacre was additional cause Of gratitude and thank
fulness In 1864 at the time the soil OF the republic
was shaken by the tread Of ing armies, and
tpe deiendersof the OF the Onion encountered all
deb; and the draft il thrilled tho hearts Of the loyal
men when the great State of Pennsylvania gave her
electoral votes FOR the distinguished patriots Lincoln
and johnson; and again this fall when Pennsylvania,
with the adjoining States Of New Jersey and New York.
reatired SO decisively their attachment that great
cause gave renewed hope TO all those hat bad been
faithful 10 the Union in It's peril
mr. eoiiax said in conclusion that the soldiers Of the
fepnos na done Their sare in the great work Of putting
now remained for the Senators and Representatives of
tie people, by wise craftsmanship and fidelity TO the
Union and to the principles Of liberty and humanity TO
complete the work now ntrusted 10 thar hands. he
would stand shoulder 10 shoulder unedy and inhcxby
~ tho path OF daty. FL -NtA aas -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-03

The Charges against Mr.. Hormsn Ne
futcd.

10 THE PD'rok dP TIE nFEALn.
A. "a friend u Rcccftc. Holman haze carefully IN.
auIred into the false aud sicrous scousa'ue against
him first appearing in ,h'f ,,aa sni. as anticipated,
have found that issi. tac ea foundation Tor the
vile accusations brought ~ ret hin, On The contrary,
every dollar Appropriated By law :" The payment ~
clerks and employees OF his once ia been paid W m"sc
entacd and not penny hv ever bten appropriated To
hi own use diverted from a proper object To any
one who knows him tcintaou IL un1e" sfaty and ~
those who dor a a denial may te pfor.r Judge Hot
man has ked 10 notice tho chasc regarding ~ ~ ono
unfit to he maze and unworthy 10 be answered bn A.
frepd deem propsr snd bot rn net ~ Justice w
give this statement 70 the publ. WI .. ALLEN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-03
r.n. tenth ,Idrrmanir DIssrsst.s

Mr. n. Reilly The candidate % the rnited psmNracy
for Alderman 81 the fcn,h district = 81 present Deputy
shaG He held the office y Councilman during 1869
aud 1857, AMI displayed considerable ability icviss
ior: VA, awnys found determined oplonon, ~ every
dob = and gave satisfaction 90 his rousutnonia Mr.
Reilly VIA born w ireland bur enisratcd :" hills conn
fry al q very early age Has rcfde IN tho Seventeenth,
ward twenty yenrs and " very popular with Ito
working classes. He " man of good address TEN.
perate habits, undoubted Integrity and high bus,noss
quail ncatons and elected, will make useful ana
valuable member " the Board Of Aldermen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-03

The jury in this CASE after being out all night stood
eight for finding that the defendant Mrs rsckef was
no, guilty Of the charges brought against her and fo
ending further, that ths plaintiff VAS guilty o. va
saulter e. charged against him. the other four Juforv
wishng 10 return verdict ID favor Of the panun
consent 81 tho counsel the jury was DISCHARGE ana
case will up again during the next terh Y. ,,s0
prone Court In Kings coonty the VIE heins '"e ''-''
and the husband the defendant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-03

TAwrrNtY, khnsas, Dt' u 1902.
party a tao hundred Cheycnn, and Apache Indians
attacked coach gu Bi,tcrnolds Expire route on SUI
day last near povncs spring ant k.lec ss q ne pas
senpers ana the express nss-engcr, named Narwin
After burning the express coach ne Indians went to
poynss' srrng and BLUFF .'a;loos Aud eurned all tho
buildings around them, and Destroyed ~ tho goods
stored in tho buildrp
Tbov also Destroyed considerable amount ~ other
property.
Que Of the passengers te ih,ce 81 the savas's hut
was Afterwards shot, bis hear, 90, out, and his body
burned over slow hre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-03
seventh Ward W,rkinx"sn's Political
Association.

This association met laA evening aud cordially en-
dcrsed the nomination o' MaShali Roberts for Mayor,
ABORT ng OF replutioDet crnmendns their oandi-
date lbs patriotism, honesty, Utility and friendship To
mechanics md aboriug oen, and sledgna themselves m
use all proper mcnns a. support hssl.ciop. The ossp-
izaiicn Is unite influential 10 the Ssvroth ward. Tia
follow ug ict,er Of acceptance was rtah,-~-
Wv YoHs. ~, - ledS
tpsfilAr.-t have had "a. nrot .ria 500
iar tentrsin. nomin ipn q the work ytncn- In
Political ASSOCIATION Tor Maycrof tis c,s assure
yo Tint uy apIrsiatc tis ~ cantdence
pat toward le and sc not tes'ste inrnt thn.f
ehcct The ofncc of Mayor sh@r a. AL That ~ In "
rover 10 covert the Hhnse. which ~ long tinr
burden upon car city. tthank cor ~ your Nr-
port. II 10 he wofk,ngInen ~o oY their nt.nln'-s anl
crgy ecde tie election " They were The bone nj
snnaw armies carrying victory and liberty ~
tfd TclI ln'a ~ fbr
approaching conflict. am truly you oh.dcn 1r. mt
NaR~UtLi. ~ ROBERTS.
TO !. q. FrgspAS. r. %. oSrtrnit, . v. !onnas and
othcrt. IoN mi tee. !
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-03

CoAplealen Of che Roll Last AZ the Hoass.
wAsmSGroE, Dec. 2, 1885,
Mr. NeIhorson, Clerk az The House Of Representatives
has coinpaetesl tbc roll INST Of the members.
He hsB Axcpdni tlpsfssrom the a. The Heprese
saves all Of the States heretoore declared in
1AssrrectiOp.
he nuuAhsr Of Representatives the roll l Ia about
Aiae hondrc4 aud sig3sty.four.
Sessrs harrison and Pcyfon, from Alabama, and
Nsssm stuhbs and Turner, from North Cmolma, ore
here, with their cssdiicmes, Glaimlpg sesls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-03
The steamer Georgian ana she Neutrali-
~ Laws.

In the important relative 70 the steamer Georgian
undor rezure at CoIlingwood for violation Of the ueu
raty laws the legal agent Of the United States govern
mont applied for injunction resrAining defendants
nom incrcrence which was grantcd tho injunction 70
continue ton daya fsst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-03

There missing districts in the Twenty -secons
ward, In the Eighth war, and In The Twelfti
ward
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-03
Selling the Pool. ror TN ,r.yor.,.y.

FOURTH NIGHT CT ffESALE.
The attendance Iat night NJ afayctM Fl.u was cutie
as large and az Wiosgs rs preceding o~nsions Nor
was the bidding less spirited although tho MANY sue
ccssGul meetings which hal been NSld vndt the aus
pIces OF the several candidates rcnlered II sNremely
hazardous foresha,ow the triumph OF any parseuar
During the earlier portion Of the evening Honiu
had fallen IN decided cisiavor Roberts being rated
no pool shouted the auctonecr, in scAtoran tones
whereupon shor, and rather obese gentleman oner.
lone hundred" which bid Wa succeeded ~ another
five BETTER when the party Of the FIRST part cape thu
climax with tone hundred and twenty doi!s,' on pay
ment OF which he Grst ehoec. He.
sold sixty dollars While culler snv
Heck estitiaied as being worth respoctNc -
and eleven p.sos In Die first few pools Kobeus sves
hundred dollars subsequently the attcr's friends sup
ported him with greater conGdcns and amid VIC closing
II proclaimed that he sol Forty bis rivals
sixty.
Az may be imagined, the comments Of the vowd upon
the chances Of the candidates were many aud spcy
With HER, IN hand one party quoted from its Tcyost
Of the Roberts meeting and producing pile Of green
fayortc eve won't want Hcstcr's nou, 70 rate hni,'
suggested another or Bis rcipes IA make Jelly &C him
observed tlrd Gun.her had better Set out hs cam.
phor and bis cedar dust and pssk himself
In his furs for tie winter Nv. st,kcd my
soap on Roberts, cried jubiart LITTLE ind
yidual, whose pockets had n plctlloric appearance,
spite OF the sccdness a. h coat and who hal hcni
tiousiy hedging throughout the entire sele "N.i,
1 II hack Hoffman against any man. says another And
TO make his statement good, lac pur, bases 'hHt
choice for fifty dollars, and announces Hoffman o. lie
the object Of his preference but i mueh disconcsfd
seeing the scond choice for Roberts, m N seventy
odd dollars, and knocked down 10 gen tcran who the
destroy the usory public confidence whch his advci
sary reported placed in the triumph Of The hrst sold
didate.
some twenty odd pools were disposed az last oven ~
tie total amount invested exceeding Two thousand Nv
hundred dollars. The sale not brought g. close
Until late hour, and VIII be resumed MonSay
ing and concluded on Tuesday afternoon next fhe fol
lo ng pools WI show the average IL ,e bo- during the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-03

The following comprises perfect enumeration %
the different nominees u the various parties, cIqnes
associations, leagues and societies forming great
political body of New York, this time be pre
pared from Official and sem ncisl sources. Ia ma.
jory OF Instances the have been compiled from
notices made from time 10 time in the advertise ng col
umns Of the HERALD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-03
INDIAN ATROCITIES ON THE PLAINS.

Attack on Rutternetd's Express Coach
SIX Passengers ana the Express Mes
senger Ktlicd-Aii the Buildings &C
Dosvnes spring snd Bian st"tio"s
Rurued.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-03
The Programme or the Radicals.


There was quite gathering q radical Congressman NJ
the rooms Of senator Pomsroy, of Kansas this after
noon they we're principally Western men Tue most
extreme measures received hearty endorsement This
meeting was understood 70 be gathering Of Chief
Justice ch@e's Friends end composed Of r,en Identified
with his political infesestA
nsw Dodge has been developed IN reference 70 on.
rolling the panc~ al the members Of Congress- Several
Of the members from tho Northern states called upon
The Clerk day and handed him their certificates OF
election; but the Clerk Immediately returned them,
and stated that be had the proclamation Of the GOV.
srnor Of their States announcing elections and should
follow that In deciding TO follow the proclamation
Of the Governors Of the different States he a. once
adopted plan that will exclude all Southern members
from the roll, for the simple reason that none Of the
Provisional Governors have sent any such notification
Ccngrees When any question Is raiscd he can say
~ h. be- rpcsiycd 70 pciN n0,luss,0p " VIC elep
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-03

HeIFI
The RepnbIfcaA Caucus.
- - wAsHxeToN, Dec = 1855.
The republicans, 10 the number - one hundred and
sSsnty- four met N night Ia the hull o tho
80 e Representative No members were present
= \, late iusuirectionary states Hon Jussin
s $780, = va .npointed chairman and Hon.
On spolvon committee Of seven ~. .,,,., -,
sssins ~ NJ Stevens, Of Penssylvsnis; w. 500,
OF New york; Mr. spalding, Of Ohio. Mr. washburle,
Illinois, Mr. Payne, Of Wisconsin, Mr. Boutwell,, of Mas
sachusetts, and Mr. Blair, Of Mur who reported The
following resolution -
Resolved by the senaie AMI House Of Representatives
90 e. sh ~ s
III whom shall be members OF the House and xix
q The Senate. who shall inquire INTO 'he CON
called Confederate States Of America and report whether
thy any OF them entitled to be represented
time by bill otherwise and until such report sbl!
have been made and hnally acted on by Congress no
tho 30 called Con sdease siatss and ali papers relating
40 the Represent OF sad States shal<e referred
said cou'nittec without debate
This rsolution VIVA adopted unanimously, and will he
offered in the House Of Representatives, by Nj rhaddcus
Hicyens, the chairman Of the special committee which
prepared it,
Tho caucus decided TO refer the contested case Of
Kooptz end CofrosL, 81 Pennsylvania 10 the Committee
Contested Elections, when appointed report on the
subject The returns of each considered irregular
: by tho Governor or the State.
The caucus then proceeded TO the saie,on Of candi
dates for officers Of the House when Hon Schuyler Col
Tax, of Indiana adopted for the Spcakership by
acclamston aud Edward McPherron, of Pennsylvania,
for Clerk OF the House. Sergeant Arm 0rdway was
also rcnominated unanimously, Colonel lnsraham having
withdrawn IS = candidate.
The vote for Doorlseepcr whs--for docdonow, or New
York sixty six, ard for Hswkns TAYLOR Of Kansas,
nfty-elght Mr. Goodeuow having received The highest
number Of votes his nomination made unanimous
Colonel Given, Of Ohio selected candidate Tor
Postmaster the place Of the present incumbent, Mr.
King. With ths exception all the officers Of the former
ucase Of Representatives have been renoro nated.
A soon ss the nominations completes. the caucus
sd3curped.
Throughout the proceedings the radicals took the lead
aAd CARRIED their points although the caucus was en-
esfey harmonious. and the best feeling s'peared to
prevail It is now clearly understood ih:s no hep.
rsssntstives will be speedily admitted fro ay state
kieiy IN rebellion, no. from tennessee All ques
tioax credentials are by the action Of the nucus u
adopted by Congress- taken ~ the hnds Of the Com
tiee on Elections, or which Mr. Dawes, 81 Massachu
>us, accpssrvaiive republican, 10 chairman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-03

Tho following arc the number or voters registered
throughout The city on Friday and Saturday,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-03

rhs ,oc,,c,., WARRINGTON, Dec. 2, 1895
Of abont twenty-five er =. :. " '"e nu,oo'
abe roon Of the Com,aitsce on ti.s "'"s"' y
Hoo. NJ Winfield presided, and Hon
dali was chosen secretary. "a"'
They he'd interchange OF views aud decided 10 no..
nm adjourned meeting Monday morning at Ter
ocox "a nominate casddates In opposition 10 those q
shs Republicans
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-03

THr OUT -DE prI0N TRAITOR.
Oltsde the building Me spaon in Eighth street. 10
tween Third and ftnr'h a>enuts occupied by large
works and the discharge OF Smai, cannon, There were
in addition the usual accemparmens Of calcium light,
and lransparcnccs. s.al
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10
TRoUBLE AsOUr rur NroRors seem,

TROUBLE ABouT THE NEGROES. seems
that the negroes, recently emanCipated,
have queer ideas Of their new position. -
They arc giving their Abolition friends
considerable trouble, and by their indc-
Ience and presumption, are provoking un.
favorable comments or their freedom. -
Some OF the most ultra Abolition organs
Of the East speak hnrshly Of them, and
apparently regret that they have been
enancipated. The Columbus journal
says they are unworthy Of their freedom,
and that they need masters TO rule them.
The Springfield RrpublicSn, the ables,
Abolition paper in New England gives
them the follow ing back lick
MORO IDEAS OF LIBERTY - General IIartsuff,
COMMANDING al Petersburg, Va, has begun {"
experience The dangerSOt the released negroes
nl7aPI rehendinR their p"silion and their du.
lies. MADv Uf them, II appears. are already
huRginK the drinS:nn that ''wih their liberty
they acquire individual rights in The property
nt their furmeT owners, aud that they are enI.
tied To live with and be supported by them
without being obliged To labor" Not the least
painful feature in this state uf things at Peters.
burg. comes Of the fact that these emancipatrd
slaves are encouraged in this view II their
rights BY Ignorant white men. who have made
themselves apostles Of the dOct, ine-whicl il
oy M means cnntned to a small clAsS-that
ibe negro must Ge protected and defended In
II he chn"se tO be idle.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10
NOTICE TO oREpIroRal

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, Coanty OF n DoraSo.-
~ In the County Court. IN and for said County, -
John Carney vs. Ills Creditors.
IN t' 'nGtter Of Gis Tsfitiots Of Joha Cdrne0, an
IRS0irent DSItOr.
Pursuant TO nm order on file herein, made " the
Hon. Ogden squires, Judge Of the Court afofeshk NJ
notice Is hereby given TO all the crpdtoFn or aald
lnsolVent Debtor Jnhn Carney. 10 be and appear
before NE Court Aforesaid, at the Court IIous~ Of
said County In the City OF PiacerviIle, ON the eth
day at luy d. 1865, at the hour Of ten O'Clock, A.
r., OF said day, t. show csuae. " any they can Why
thc PRAYER Of said Insolvent Debtor should 4oG 81
nepted, and an assignment Of his estate be mate,
and ne oe DISCHARGED hom his debts and liabilities IN
pursuance OF the Statute In Eueh es-e made ana o-
vtded And, IN the m.anlinae % % OfsxSpH bat an
Judicial proceedings against said InsOVent be6of y
stayed.
49,, Witness my hand and the zeal SH GAid
LIS Court hereto Affixed, at Office in, the CITY
t~~- Of Placervie, this 30th day 0f Nay A. ,,
ISC5. O. J.CARPENTER- Cierk.
lU. .. Rev. Stamp.1 BY 4. J. LOwRY, Deputy.
Teare Mel cd'th, Atty for Petitioner. Il1S
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10

You DoN'T SEYf-The MarysvilIe Ap.
peal Is In favor Of ''disfFanehising Copper.
heads" What . fine time the Appeal
would hsve IL there we're but one party in
the G untryl After DISTINGUISHING the
COppsrhrsda, IL ought TO 90 for disiran
chising the Short lIairs nlsn. Whit il
the uSe of doing things By hslvesP Have
everything one way. Let everybody be
Of the same opinion with his neighbor.-
Suspend. the reasoning faculties. b.
passive and he illuminated by the great
guiding. solely 'egnant star which shines.
nay, Llazes in the office Of the Appeal. -
[Grass Valley National.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10
NOTICE TO cRrpIrona.

CTATE or CALIFORNIA, COssty Of d uofAda
~ In the County Court Ia and for aald Con1tv,
SoafOrd EaassH e.. HSs Grs6t1xs. :.
Pursuant to an order Of he .HsHetaHa. 49,
equlTes. Judge Of the County osaFt of saH Gssn1V.
notice 10 hereby given 10 al the CreSstfs as IL -
Inaolyent. Sanford Hansen. 10 be saa angaag Assre
the Honorable Ogden eqniree akSs0ssSa. u -
Court, ct the Court N0on ei saA HtaaiSl1 -
s,. o. y, rsSsTSs. csSsrn 'Ssns M N Cey q g e.s
at 10 O'clOck A. N q that asgs eheA. "a tAn1a II
show Caaae. II any they eSus 6lsY ne psaSee II ri
In,olyt9t shcgsd 90. b asan.f4, 50 an ~
his ashlS and liabilities, ID ParnAanes ~ ~
IN such eaaes nude and pgoVlaeda,s So ~
time .fprOcetdinsS asaihss 81 =
- Witness my hand nnil - ~ a 4.
sEAL this assh day Of Ney, 4 D. Ie. ff.tsg
e. J, O.
70. 8. Rev. e.ampl 49, Id
HuTlburt Z shearsf, Ati,Ss Isr zstIi1sss., ~ 4
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10

TIE SWINE PARTY we were to
practice from the teachings Of our OpPo-
nents We should certainly designate the
Abolition party the Swine party" One
Of the meanest Abolition organs Of the
day. the Nevada Gazette. says:
"A learned pig is on exhibition at
Sacramento. which has more sense than
ROtne huMan beings. When asked who was
the meaneSt President that ever lived, it
picked nut from a pile Of names that Ct
James Buchanan"
This IS precisely what an AbolitioniSt
might say. II will be seen. too. the Ga
zelte for wonder has for nRcs true ap.
pEeciaiion Of its own inGeri"rily and the
pigs superiority by remarking the latter
has ''morc sense than some human be.
ings." An hone>t confession is good for
the Eoul.-ICal. Express. -'~
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10

SMART. They had a racv police affair
at North Adams (MaSS) Iat-ly. Two
paSSrrs of counterfeit money were in the
vicinity, and two Officers from Bennington
we're in pursuit. The Officers came in
sight Of their victims" ard raised hue
and cry. whereupon ,ogre M. sciz ID
rogue No. 9. and after hard fight hand
ed him over to his pnrAne' s, one of whom
remarked that he believed he was an nc.
eompIice. but or being assured that he
vas . North Adams workman. subSileh.
On the examination it was, however,
Hound that the fellow had mot only saved
himself by the adrni, trick. but had taken
of All the counterfeit money which was
necessary to convict his coTnrade, so that
both escaped.