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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-20

cr,.6. Prt ~ hnSi"'ss |'iF ~.
u, on t y landing on Saturday as tne
~, rising stream engaged the TINS
~. .,n+ion ofall connected with steam
The river continued t" rise
viz until near daylight yest'Ida2
' .n,, when it cane to stand, Las
Zoo # was reGeding quite rapidly
=, ,ha whole landing under water. Of
~, Pcsfona No. ., Capt. Rice, lef
.,rJa, evening for Cincinnati with al
rcat trip: arH s
The Golden Era in coming under the
,en~ion bridge Yesterday morning
/, one If her chimneys against
oft The bridge, somewhat iniuring the
,,cy and causing the crew oonsidera-
rouble. 1851.
,apt one o'clock yesterday morning,
III near Belair the steamer Eagle ran
,doating tree, or rather the tree rap
-le boat, Us it struck her in the
.}loasc. was caught by the wheels
7rn-p ont OF. the water, tearing away
Fa,ks,nith shop and a portion of the
r. badly breaking the wheel and
.alat iuiuriug one side of the cabin
.he laqt 4 number of the pipes run
n, from tho boilers TO the engines were.
,ao and Of course the boat was al
,.. instantly filled with steam The
.;p,, yfrc stopped, md the boat drift
.,, mile, dawn the river before the
,o,,d IA, drawn ont OF the wheel
Thraccidypt caused much alarm
,. fine passengers. and many OF them
rr1.,r,>rry,rs ON theirpeISonS when
,c,r. WA. over 1t was said that one
~, w his fright Jumped overheard and
,,,,...l Lyi we could moi trace the
nap, f., ,uv reliable source II any per-
an Aid irmnof it was neither hooked
,..oyo,r or any Of the boats crew
I,vrvc,. one of the deck-hands of the
,at states positively that he saw a man
,,,,, INTO the river from tho aft side of
he boat =.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-20

~ oHl |uF- n q 40 . . 4. N n
RUNAwAY.-On sal uruaS aItes 3pUau
lorse attached to a buggy which hal
Seen left standing on Market near Mon
roe street, took fright and ran nn 'Ni4 =;
'.et street to Market alley, where I'll
puggy was considerably damaged by h.
NC broughtin contact with bHtehHj-
lench. This collision tended to iurrla =.
the speed of the frightened animal, and
ne ran over to Main street at a'two-fortS
rate. The team was finally oyertakeu
md checked up47the horse being badly
Used up; and the buggy rendered almost
worthless, f--f 3D.. -Dt i-sGf,.Dl 20 E.. 81. Is
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-20

Dr,u FROM INSTRUMENTATION
3 even o'clock Yesterday morning Mrs.
4 N. riah Beard was found dead in her he'd
3 AZ her residence in North Wheeling, on
Pa, Hill short distance from Mass
i brewery. john Irwin, Justice of tho
Peace for that Washington township,
! wa, notified of the affair, and appeared
81 and summoned a jury After short de-
liberation a verdict was rendered that
Nh. deceased came TO her death from in
temperance and old age
Alittle grand son of the deceased sta
tel that she had been unusually restless
during Saturday night, a. she had failed
t. obtain ANY whisky; that early yester-
day morning she arose and made fire,
rrmukiue that She was cold; absut half
past SIX she laid down on her bed and
WA soon seized With spasm>, and.died in
Il very few moments.
The deceased lived in a dilapidated old
frame tenement. situated on the side OF
the hill, which had scarcely pane oi
glaSs i'm any Of It's windows. She was
known 10 many of onr citizens asan untor
tInate iuebriate. Some years ago she wa
placed in the poor honse, hut as she vas
not allowed to have liquor. she left tia
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-20

. A COOP HAUL On Saturday morning
q gentleman in North Wheeling caught
a floating shoe shop in the rivcrand sue
eeeded in running it ashore. The shop
was a complete little frame building, and
contained several pairs of boots, an
abundance of leather, lasts, pegs and
everything generally used 10y the follow
ers Of st. CrispinuS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-20

A New DECISION UNDER TUE Enrol
MENT LAW General Fry, i'll his instruc-
tons to his subordinates concerning the
ne w enrolment act, decides as follows.
s'Ifa substitute, by reason of any all
ment existing at the time of muster, and
Since the passage Of this act, shall he
found incompetent to perform the duties
OLA soldier, the principal will be held to
service as though he had furnished no
substitute fla man furnishings Substi-
| tutc shall in any way encourage the said
substitute in deserving, he shall himself
| be placed in the ranks for the period for
which he was liableto draft. dating from
file time of the deScrtiou Of the suhsti-
tutp"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-20
JEFFERSON CoIrEeE.Lwe have re-

JEFFERSON CoBLEGE.LWe have re-
ceived programme of the exercises pro
posed for the annua! contest between the
Philo and Franklin Literary Societies of
Jefferson College, to be held in Cannons-
burg, Pa, on Tuesday, Goth inst. The
subject for discussion is: t"Arc the Mod
ems superior to the sAncients in poetry
and eloquence!" "a affirmative, Mr. ALW.
Mitchell, of St. Louis, Mo, Formerly rf
Wheeling); negative, Mr.. An Alcott, of
Gowanda. \ Y.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-20

CITIZENS FOR EXCHiNGE.- Orders have
been issued Ivy the proper authorities at
Washington directing that al citizen
prisoners whose homes are within the
rebel lines, who are notawaiting trial on
grave charges or who are not undergo
ing sentence, beforwarded for exchange.
None will be forwarded who donot wish
to be exchanged 80
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-20

PRISONERS Several hundred Con.
federate prisoners arrived at Beiiaire on,
Saturday from Camp Chase, en- route for
Exchange. The high water will compel
them to remain at Bellaire until this
evening OF tomorrow morning Several
Wheeiingites are in the crowd. 2 4 Id. I'd !,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-20

INJURED on THE RAuRosD.---Phiflip
Cline, a brakeman on the Baltimore ard
Ohio Railroad was badly injured near
Warrington, on Fridayilast The train
had stopped to ,replen:sh the stock Of
water; Cline got off andwas standing on
the railroad track, at the rear end of'the
rain; when the engine was reversed and
he train thrown further back, kn"ckin.
line down and badly crnShidg one o.
is legs Dr.. Frjsseu dressed tine w.H
"a or. Tbs ayrjsa so 'a" a.rr'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-20

IMPORTANT 10 CLAIM AGENTS.--The
War Department orders that hereafterno
claims presented by any agent, whether
banker or attorney, will be entertained
by its discussing officers unless said
agent shall produce certified copy OF
his license as granted by the collector,
or a certificate from the assessor of the
district that he is not considered liable
to license duty Dr.. Be-. SO 81 . -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-20

j. DURING the present stage ct INCH wa.
tor. a number Of our citizens u&ye been
Ia wing in large supply of driftwood q
rather profitable business now that coal
add cord-wood command such high
pticos
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-20
HARRISON COUNTY AND THE DRAFT

HARRISON COUNTY AND TIE Draft
Captain Stone has given Harrison conn-7
ty until the eth inst, to I'll erquota
with enlisted men, in which event the
mon drafted last week will be cyeused.-
The SuneryisorS Of Harrison Offer boun-
ty of four hundred dollars, in miditipn to
which each recruit receives one hundred
dollars government bounty Our lIarri-
son friends are working hard, and hope
to ill the quota by the time specified. -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-20

CLEANING UT.-McssrS. Asher & Wise
are giving the Mlurc House general
and thorough oycrhauling, cleansing,
painting, and fitting mp the whole build
ing. No one can step into the house
without observing the marked improve
ments made during the past week or
two When completed, the M'Lurc will
be as neatly fitted mp, and ascompletely
furnished as any hotel i'll the western
country.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-20
Notice.

49,. collector from this office will Oh
dov (Nlonday) visit onrpatrons resi-
~, IN Richietown. We trust all
-, # a point to have the chan
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-20
~ AND STATE NEWS

c.,d and Oiher Markefs' and
The .ar. WAITER, to be found on
fiseeh" ..e. Hlu. tItifs4
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-20
ciIYl ITEMS

THE RExKF evening thu
calebratad ypa IL ,So,,;lv ba1l -; oers VII
MAKE their first appearance at Washlng
ton Hall. The troupe is composed Of the
hest artists in the conntly; ard I'VE -ara
ami q crowded hd,tslA Will Dftaf thenl n
their first entertainment. mere VIZ
81 rush az Nnli'r-
,s,rr sis.s. ~ s,.s .'.-
i,ti ,'s,a.
~
Campbell 4 Castle. "-u>' "'r..
rrArue viii .pncar t.r, r. Monday -g..
nav. r-.....,...... .--.... f....
10 'hrseg,Bi{'t,.t ''-
1icjpate grand ou-'atI" treat.
YNE Iis.AD r - '' .'"
~ .l''''t' person ''''' '4'.'''''
'' 10. ~ N'''
10 ''- ''"- "I''
.'iFn' OMAN ,,','',. r., -.
symptoms "h're"> ''r VI '' ~
rae SESt''" may ~ ''l
$3.50 49,, = :, -I,rl,>- :: A., -,-,15 Sow
,. ne Dh'l MI - - ~ -
a Cough OF Cold is DR.. Tanners Cough Mixture.
IT, = Eor s,la nv Cbos Graham Main street.
llS i' I"' ~
C9ntre " heeIinS' an" "I"|-''''
a! ~ err -o-..o.. ,,.,.. H..
rhf'''i 81 c..
ter, meats anu every thliiP peru 'iiinE 10 'lS'
class grocery establishment for sale cheap by
Booth. Battelle & Co. at the Boat Store, corner
,,,--.,.l yl.,.,t.,4s cu ,,,J soc
AiYi'''o "''''
-. -r,,,,,,,s, :,
FRESH BALL lNoi'h VI . hi%'' s'''"' .T 1,,,,
serve" up III '"' "' ,S
ORice' saloon under Washington Hail Achoice
lot of wines LIQUORS ales, &c always on hand.
Stg cIrs & WARNAFFJDT
u
II.
III Is \ fAOl aullitte" oS e'olS man VINO
has succeeded in business, that to 10 business
vo, ,nI,st I,HGJ,I. o. ..-
,1vrp -, r,r THE ATTENTION
Ii -, r,
VI ''''7' ~" '''' ,...,,,.
your wares are Oh 'hlt Sor' 'h"t are "H'" ~
evarybol, you cannot we'll make Your business
-. L.,,,,,- into ,,o,,r stora to
700 Pnnt", vi INV t',"" ~ w" ",, "'''
- ,,rl,r,,n
.r lNtoltM iHE Will. WIKI. ~, =. ,t,a
FIX N"nr StanH4r" ON tnT % %"s1a an and s'at
sn'G ., ha.' a%d sIH,I Ris thick As leaves in
val}amhrossa@ Or IL as. is most generally the
case. Vour WIRES especially address a paruenlar
class
r,,>Igg,, EyEpN \VFNTE
-, NAT o,,.. o,,, lao
by w9ep. one aISE,ta% ,Tnasis tn their tastes
Nv" ~ i,,..,.,t If Won Iave Posters. Cir
.itL,lo7 u'''ji,IIs i l. inDortapt that they
Cul'lS q, ,u S ,,.tad =, mo ri,ht naces
ne hu' anu s'" ,, ~ rnach The nartipulor class
me Snt'! %"' ~ "a 80 hat yon
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-20
COPPER WARE.
q. w.JoHNsoN & SON,
ro.tg;1, xAsUy.musrss oS
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.

OF All he iIspssEsd fA<itt!sA ne ere -. q
5tSrtxepared nov dian eyer To az al ogdsn -
~ 31s.. ID rondufxon made 20 order. eeesnsf
hsst york oone IN sssbsssnfial and vofknsalikeI
r.rner. We srs nsw paying particular Atm. '
-, NJ this hsnch Of te 6sds. aEd can q ID.
zee ssa.lsetioo u e-sI PartisrsI 70 80, W aS
sals Dsalsrs - esn o1sr indreensnss ~ 60
s~rniefe- aud tie ssorsnsnf n fnil e 81 S.asa
NJ feec 4 stoSF offhe latest and most spQnoyp4
,sftsrns cf Coa1 and WOOD etoyes On ha4d - Al
. knex- " fs5fa O. ". y0Rn1OH = s0Ll III
"a IA iD1fafeaaoA uasdh9 WvGo
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-20

FRESH AND CHEAP.-Oysters. eggs but.
ter, meats and everything pertaining to a first
class grocery establishment for sale cheap by
Booth Battelle & Co, at the Boat Store, corner
Monroe and vita streets Clll and see
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-20

FRESH BALTIMORE OYSTERS, game and
veniison. served mp in the best style, at The
Office" saloon, under Washington Hall choice
lot Of wines, liquors ales, sc, always on hand.
e Of GAUS g. WARNA FELDT
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-20

loTHE BEST PREP Z NTION in the world for
Cough OF Cold is DR. Tanners Cough Mixture.
Try it. For sale by Chas. Graham. Main street.
Cantre Wheeling and druggists generally
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-06

Two men up in North Carolina went fish.
Ing. One was totally ignorant of figures,
the other, probably, had becIt to tho "Eule'
of Three After catching large quantity
Of the fhhy tribe they proposed to divide
them and return. In counting them it was
found they had forty-nine hickory shad "a
small fish. very full of bones, and worthless)
and one large fine fat, bass. They were puz-
zied to know how,to divide .thern,, as both
wanted the bass. After q while happy
thought struck the man Of figures, and he told
his companion he would divide them. accord
irg:to the rules Of arithmetic, which propesi.
ton wa. readily agreed to. He then, with.
pencil and paper, and with knowing look,
commenced,- -
."Twice fvesis.ten. Five times ten is fifty.
Forrsnine from Gftyleaves one = and with
an astonished gaze said to his compaDion,-
"The bass is, mine."
The other, picking up his shad, started off,
sWhat great thing-i' isto have a little
cddicalion?'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-06
The Erring.

A word OF cheer, word of hope,
When spoken in kindly tone,
Has strerg rgthed many fainting souls,
When struggling feebly and alone
IT'S hard to treSd the path Of right;
The strongest sometimes from it stray,
Though chcered By friendly words and smiles,
And wisest counsels have their way.
But when alone in iuty's path
A brother falls il wrong and shame,
Should we nc; seek to lead him back,
And love aud pity moro than blame?
We know. not what deep sense of wrong,
Or what enchanter's treacherous art,
Has moved his hand to acts Of crime,
Besuiicd his brain, and fred his heart.
Still lie. us show brothers love,
And reach to.him q brothers hand;
In.pire him on with words of cheer,
And make him fsel himself a man.
How often tlus single word
Has burst the ,empter's potent chain;
Has raised the fallen from despair,
And brought Kim hore and strength again
a simple wcrd, withhold it not;
a kindly smile, if fres!y given,
viii oftsa save n Norld Of wee,
And guide an errins saul to heaven.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-06

COLUMBIA AND HAMBURG R. R.-One of
the most important connections OF the wbels
Southern railroad system is that leading by
4 direct route from this city to Columbia. 1t
sill prove an artery Of trade Of invaluable
.ccount to the widest scope of country, as
well as lie immediate section of the State
trough which it passes.
We hope that the general government
which las heretofore displayed SO fostering
nand towards the reparation Of all Southern
works OF internal Improvement, will not over.
look This. They will fpd it of Importance
to themselves, as well as valuable to the com,
muniiy.
The Directory of the road arc doing all they
can to further the enterprise, but they need
the assistance of the public authorities in
the obtainanoeof the proper labor.-Augusta
Constitutionalist.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-06
Andrsw:,JoShinsaon q nd5easrssa navi,

/ AndrswsyS ySEnson and 5efsrspns Davis.
:sThe County vii l,remembsr tie Courageous
impromptu sSeech in the United States SEN
ate, which SehaIor--now President, johnson
rose aud delivered in immediate reply to JET
ferson Davis, xhenths batfled rebel chiet tosk
his fareSell, and Sought to demonstrate the
inability of our Government % execute lbs
properly constituted will upon the people of
all the States. Senator JOHNSON then stood
alone. The conspirators had fesorted, to cve-
ry method knownto them for the purpose of
bending the inAexibnity of his resolution. to
stand by his country, but when they found
that they had only failed, they visited him
with open derision and contempt. lie char
ged them with it at the time, and has left it
upon record, that he feltit temporary effect,
although only to resist and not to yield its
sting. - -
Since that striking scene in The Senate
chamber, when: the predetermined chief OF
the rebellion was boldly confronted, answered,
and denounced by the Tennessee Senator,
great changes have taken place. Well may
we'use the language Of the poet in referring
especially to!the changed relations of theStwo
actors in that scene, and speak of the sGwhir-
Hgigs Of time" Davis has been; and wesnp-
pose still continues to style himself, the Pres
ident of 8. Rebel Confederacy, whioh notori-
ously has no existence to its name; johnson
is to-day the President Of the United States,
whose sacred authority he stepped forward to
defend against Davis and against traitors eve
rywhere. And it may be that, as Chief Mag
istrate Of the nation, he will yet be shmmon-
ed to execute punishment upon the leader in
rebellion whom, but four gears ago, he SOL
emnly and .patriotically warned Of the conse-
quences Of his threatened treason. The for
mer is . fugitive, with his countrymen form
ed into q body Of voluntary police tdpursue
and capture him the latter is the Executive
of beEnation, upon whom would devolVe the
duty d. visiting the last punishment denoun-
ced BY the laws upon so great criminal.
The contrast between the positions Of these
| two men, who separated with such pregnant
words on the floor Of the Senate, is too stri-
king not to provoke more than passing re-
mark. 1t is one of those lessons in the his-
tory Of justice which is too impressive 70 be
forgotten. The man who was jeered at by
the knot Of recreants that crowded around to
intimidate4 the sturdiness of his patriotism,
COW has it in his power to speak their doom,
unless q kinder fortune shall pilot them into
.he dreary paths Of an ignominious exile.
He who stood fast when all around him
wavcred, now beholds the braggart calumni.
ators of his country and himself fleeing in
every direction for their lives, outcasts and
fugitives, abandoned by the people whom
they have so fatally deluded, hating one anoth.
er, and, above all, dreading the swift sure
aess of that retributive justice whose DEGREES
no man or set Of men can outrage with impu-
nifty. There is certainly contained in this
history aIesson in>fayor Of the truth and the
right-BosToN Posr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-06
Honesty of a Moravian.

In the course of q war, captain CT cavalry
was appointed to procure forage; he accor-
dipgly went a: the head OF bis troops to the
place assigled them Tor the purpose lit was
s solitary valley, in which the eye perceived
nothing but clusters Of trees at last tue
officer discovered q cottage, and, knocking at
the door, it was opened by an old Mora7ian
with white beard. Father said the cap.
tain, " show me field where we can procure
forage" II will" replied the old man. He
then put himself at their head, and conducted
them out Of he valley. After riding fer
about quarter OF an hour, they arrived at .
fine field o! barley. Stop" said the Officer
to his guide, "tbis is what We waat." Wait
little" replied tic Moravian. !" and you
shall be. satisfied Thcy then continued
their progress, .,..d at ibe distance of a quar-
ter or u league they lound another fed o(
the same glan. Wnen the soldisrs had cut
the corn and remcuitcl their horses, the
officer said 70 h;S gudr,-" Father. you have
brought Us 4 great way unnecessarily; the
First iicld was better then this" "True,"
replied the old man. :" but that field does not
belong To ine,' What noble instance o!
truly Christian virtue! rather than irlure his
neighbours property, The worthy Moravan
sacrificed his .wn
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-06
NEGRO MORTALITY IN MacoX.-The Macon

NEGRO MoRrALlfY IN MAcoX-The Macon
Telegraph says
We report no less than fifteen negroes this
morning who came to their death By 'iolencei
with two more shot and one stabbed
Our respected fsllow.citizen, Z P Brogdrc,
ESQ., was yesterday brought before the Pro
vost Marshall, charged with stabbing q lie
gro woman, his purse. 1t seemed that the
wench violently threw Mrs BIS child upon
the floor, severely injuring it, whereapon be
stabbed her in the back with small knife,
inilicting small but not dangerous wound,
Mr. B was discharged.
On Sunday an Irishman BY the name of
Magee shetland dangerously wounded anegro
.man, in the lower part OF the city. A shot
gun was used. One shot entered bis shoulder
and three his head. The negro is dangerous
ly wounded.
A neg 'oboy was bfoushtto the ocmulgee
Hospital yesterday, shot tbl ,ugh the knee
and foot. We understand that he was wonnd
ed bv his youngmaster, on the other side OF
the river. lie was not dangerously hurt.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-06
10 ALL WHOM IT MAY coscERS.-We

To ALL WHOM IT NAY CcNcERS.-Ne mud
,be following important order tron Capt.
John y. Pope, Assistant Quartermaster .;
the State of Georgia, and acting under sl-
thority from Gen. Wilson, calling on the pe.-
pie in certain sections Of the State to restore
al! property belonging TO the State, to be dis.
tributed among the poor. It is dated at Mil
t.ledgeville, 18th May:
/, "Under an agreement made between Bre-
vet Major General Wilson, Commanding
Federal Forces in. Georgia, and Colonel Ira
r. Foster, Auartermaster General Of Georgia,
all public property is to becollecled sad used
for the suffering poor Of the State. have
been assigned 70 duty at Alilledgevile, with
orders to collect all Quartermaster and. Com
missary supplies in the possession OF the peo-
pie in the counties olJones, Jasper, Putnam,
Baldwin, Hancock, Jefferson, Washington
and Wilkinson.
The people are called upon to Land in at
once a schedule of all public property and
giycreceipts for the same, to be delivered
When called for Little blame is attached to
those who have this property in their posses
sion. ltwas taken ghen no one knew to
what use it would be appropriated. ,Hotice
is now given that it is to be used to relieve
the poor and helpless in, their need, ard eve
ry man who has any of it in his possession
will be required to surrender it to this use.
10 attempt to hold it back now would be a
crime, and every SUCH offender will be ar'
rested by United States troops, and dealt with
accordingly. -
All honorable. men are expected % res
pond promptly and cheerfully to this call
Those who do not, cannot colnpla II if theil
premises are searched by Federal troops, and
themselves deprived Of liberty.
No defaulter Will be spared. Property
heretofore distributed must also be receipted
for Horses, mules, wagons, harness, bacon
corn, leather-everything must be returned
Those who consume any Of these things, ol
sell, or run them off, will subject themselves
to the severest treatment. Federal troops
arc near at hand to bring TO account every
man who fails TO give up promptly what does
not belong to him.
The people are invited TO cooperate in th':
good work, and TO report all who hide, sell
consume or run Oft property OF the kind above
I specified. There Can not, and sha!l'not, b'
any evasion of this call. 1t is earnestly hop
! ed that there will be no necessity for harsl
measures towards any. Prompt aud cheer
ful responses from the people will slve al
trouble.