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C1Rou1r CoURr,
HANoonI CouNTY. M. "A.

Fs7,= HANCOCK COUNTY, ", IVA.
GBNTLBNRN-It has been just cause of
congrstulRtion, during the rebellion, that
onr loyal citizens have been Bingularly free
from spirit of revenge although tha pro-
yocations to it have been very great The
utter wantohness Of the rebellion, its evil
principle and purpose; have greatly lacer-l
ated the nations heart. Yet an the time,
while that heart aehed with anguish and
throbbsd with intense indignation it has
not counseled revenge. A7i zl
This spirit predominant during the No :,
tion's stuggle for existence, had only.the
more decidedly manifested itself ID the
hour of victory. We all re1oiced in It, be.
lteVing 1t to be the result of a universal
Christian sentimont. 1t7is in harmony,
also with the moral laws of our being,
that the spirit Of hatred and revenge should
be on the side of the wrong doer.A Let a
man iDiure you and you may be sure Of
his subsequent hatred. The RggressOr,
must BE- yindictive in spirit. The wronged!
mag Be forgiving and, magnsuimous., =
The public press had sounded the key.
note of forgiveness and magnanimity.-
Few, if any, would have had it other
wise. But Notwithstanding this wide
spread, manly, Christian feeling, dnd at the
time every one Was rel iotcing over the prog
lpect4 q speedy end of this Ranguinary
war, the nations heart is sadly stricken
The hand of, the ruthless assassin. without
Iprovocation, struck down. the Executive
head of the nation-the upright Magistrate,
ia man remarkable for his honesty otypur-
pose, aud who alt dong this terrible strife,
manifested, in SO eminent q degree, spir-
Eit, of Kindness and forgiveness towards his
eaemies-thoss In arms. against the an
thority of the Federal government. IN his
death these erring people and theiE sympa-
thizsrs, have lost their best friend. = : =
Iwouid not conceal revenge, we have
had enoughlof blood 5lbut the future is full
of apprehension; other hellish crimes may
'perpetrat6d, who can restrain the Just
resentment of an outraged people; in the
hour OF nations grief from the sacrifice
of her best citizens, y pom the altar Of this
uuhatlow Cd rebellion; ths f6bellionS itself
is Rgrsat sim. / Itis proper perhaps to for
give even 90 great iniquity. Bat It is
wrong to forgive it in such q manner as 10
diminishEaI6sense. Offilsr enormity. We
shalI not act in truesline of moral duty
unless We forgive this awful crime IN such
manner aud at the same time to show fts
hideous and fearful wrong. sssils
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,as Meeting IN Tyler County. sn-
S1sTRRsVIIIB, Tyler Co., W. Va,
April 29S1s65. Ii Ae


Editors Lnteltigeneer:
At q meeting OF the loyal citizens of
Tyler County, held on the 2eth, day of
April, 1865, at the Presbyterian Church in
SistessvilIe, asseb1bledI to- consider the
present State of affairs in the county,
Daniel sweeney was elected Chairman of
the meeting and William q. Gillespie Sec
retary. Messts. y? Wharry, e. "A. Barr, J.
T. Hickman, David King and Benjamin
Davenport having been appointed COM
mittee on resolutions submitted4 the fol-,
lowing preamble and resolutions which
were unanimo1slyi adopted
.saWHER1As, By the hand, of an assassin,
the great head of the, nation, Abraham Lin
coin, has been removed from US, in this
our hour of need, and that too, under cir
cumstances so appalling as to throw deep
gloom over our unhappy land; and where
as it is officially stated that the act was
approved at Richmondt the capital of the
so called Southern Copfsderaey, that den
of Wfckedhess and nest Of rebellion; and
to our great and good President is what
helped to nerve the arm OF the hell. born
traitor who struck the foul blow:
TFsFgPrs 81 10 Resol1ed, By us, the loyal
citizens Of Tyier county, in public assembly,
that We regard the cause of this wicked
rebellion as the cause of the devil, who
first rebelled against high Heaven; that we
regard the act of secession as treason, and
those who voted for il traitors, with this
exception, that those who have repented
of their act, and have given evidence of
such repentance, are hs9ebyI yIforRiEen5 that
\ we regard sympAthiEeEs with the rebellion,
as traft6fsl ITO their country; that we re-
gdrdah menNas sympatizers who by act,
word or spirit eountenance the rebellion or
| its friends; that We regard those whose
associations and, influence. are With sym.
pathiIers, asFmen7nfsthe sAms stamp, that
We consider Hueh SsymPalhy Odious and
/ disgracetut andgWes shall look. upon with
hUrrUrsand desPiss. thei bass, wretch, who
would strike blow at the heart of his
/ mother country, his native land.
dad 6sH further Re&o6e8, That these
who have served th6iFebellion either in q
military, or civil ca Pa5itSS are thereby for.
hidden tt6 F69arh TO theirs homes In this
| county, aud Wea iGdFSid6ally bind our.
l selves % 2enEbf f6ethS sTes0iuaf6n.
/ ARd Be Il further ReSolUe6, That we con.
slider it disgraeeful 70 live and associate
/ with rebels or rebel sympathizers, as here
tofore dea4eae Epd We 9estlys geqneskaIl
such, for their own safety and peace OF
mind, 10 sell their property and remove
from amongst us, and when they leave for
other partsSlWe copjuFs them 70 build up
L for themselves new characters and nd
lJhemgetye8 Of the foul disgrace, which
l RoW Attaches 70 them, and We VIII give
them shmatadE tfimss v whsFei6!tS n1Gke t6eil
/ aRrR1Rementssvr-z
4a5 5eG f'rtEey I.jl6sd, That 5tta desire
to uphold and proteeE .nuEf laws, aud w
only regretthat those laws. tinsnfeien
to punish rebellion of tAe heart as WellS d
Essbsliioh il dssds scysf 7ss' 81; I, 5s -,
lsf-Icnsa -l5ss=sszs l5ssr1rscs kag ylaszz sts.!a
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THB W4oR,s. .TEsTrguSIAI. 7In poticiug
the decorations in New York In houorof
President Lincoln, the EUsaiiag Post says::
..From q window in New York Habgs a
crutch shroudsd with Grape, and inscribed
with the. Words "oar loss.p Thereby
hangs 3 tale, A Boman sits at The VIM
dow who has given her al To- tie country.
Eoipanoplied catafalque ooVefsths remains
of her husband, yet she sorrows With the
emblem most e4pEesliBe her loss. She
gaye, him mp fdt her e6snt sake and he
lies, on Gettgsbprg.s bloody field. With 8
leg gone be Was slowly moving about
when ne. vas stricken down again. Oar
late President, visiting the hospitals, saW.
his death struggies md heard hfs last
words, i" Goodby 1OSrFie2meet me in
hsGven.p T6eP President hslrE VAS opened.
He stopped s moment and wrote : Iettss
OF consolation to zs.the widow. Of John
Dinsmote, 70 be sent With his efutob; and
6tty dollars fom his own purse. TIE
widow has sacred tight 70 mourn such 5
5s=Es1--7r ga ~ 4el4sl.afEsrEa Esss-5s gs.sr
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SAN FRGH6lsco, May .1.4oregon papers
melton the hanging of IL horse thieyes and
highWaymen in Walla5 WaIla and Boise
counties by lynch law within s'short time.
Vigilance committees had list of $50
Fogues who will be driven out Of the couu-
try and punished.1
| -Arfzonia advices to the 18th of April
mention another Gght With the Apaches,
in. which IL Indians were killed and one
soldier killed and one wounded. The Id-.,
diaus He'd GilbertiiW. Hopkins, q mem
ber of the Airzoniaf Legislature, Carlos
Smith, one of the officers Of that body, and
several other whites had lately, been m1r-
dered by the Iudians.F q l1if: si8s srraB
Mining and business Il prosperous. The
crops in CalifoEnia, tlook wen. Deposits
at the mint during the last month were
about So, 2,225, ,ooos, :. a,ris ss.-sss.s.55
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The vast number Of ubsonimldiejnsEwhich for
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but the
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Read the following tsEtiP9nIAl1;
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OndUn CoURF o HkgCocE CoUHT1, ". VA,l
= 6 ~. , 80 ApriI 1874. d. 1885

AZ q .sa55..s39 Aprn 1s55 a. d. 1885.
/ The Grand Jury in attepdapce ct this
term OF this Circuit Couft through their
foreman, Hon. J.5H. Atkidh6nSp presented to
the Court their iaCtion in Inference TO the
death of the President, which is ordered to
be entered upon these minutes, to wit: r.
ResolUed, That as a,GrsBd Jury for the
county of Hancock, we desire to unite with
the foyalmen of this county in an express.
sionsof SORT rowoy oyer the said unity which
has beiallen us as nations Never perhaps
in the history of the world has spoh o fear.
ful tragedy taken place. WemouIn n to day
murdered President. An ASSASSIN hand ,
has taken away our Chief Executive. But
last week this nation was rejoicing over
the glorious victories which had, crowned
our brave soldiers with iofYj over the
dfsenthrallment of patriots from Southern
treason, as they came bach in, crowdsfo
welcome the old hag that Il to wave oyer
prospect of returning peaDes To;d6yT the
land is covered With mourning and filed
with lamentations over the murder of our
President at the moment he was holding
out the olive branch to thousands who had
forfeited their lives to the laws Of our
country In this hour We would counsel
forbearanee, and while we would desire
that the msissty Of the 'ldRs. ma; De. main!
tanned, we would remember. that Vengeance
belongeth7to the Lord y
1ResolUsd, That we request from Hon. B.
B. Caldwell, Judge of, ) iisz Court, q copy
6fhis' address this day delivered to this
Grand Jury for publication, aud that the
edition of the Wellsburg Herald be request
ed to publish the same, with these reso-
lutionB in his next issue. - E stg.
A true copy teste. = = g '--
go DAH'E DoNRHoo, Clerk. Is
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NEw YoR1, May Gold opened at
l413 fell to 140 and closed at 14l9.
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And Be 1t taiFt6terF IfssoIssd, TrnI That while we
scorn aGda abfof rebe s. sSllpatfiz eFsS We
still commend himto reRenfUflhis wicked
ness, SO that, at least,qif, be never regain
the public cotfdsdce, he viii Have the in
nate consciousness Of having p6FfdFmed his
duty, in abandoning foul and sinful causeG
ResolVed further, That We The. loyal citf..
4snssofTylsE county, hold. the persona and
property of rebel sYmpathi3ers responsible
for RpE injury done to the persons Or pFop4
erty oflOgsl citizens, through the influence
Of the beIlion, when II cSp0 06s'feached
By civil or military law,
e.Aaa BE- 4 further ResoEusa, That on the
25th day of=May, 1855. appointed BY the
Pteside for fasting and prayer, that the
citizens Of tliiA county. be ,Rpd are hereby
requested to suspend their uRuat avocations
and and Ygp9 5eGYg9pi9Ee, Il, the day. in ssqitabls man
9BSi 4 ftgtter ResoEvs5, That 7aIcopy of
these resolutions be sent to the Wheeling
Loyal papers will please copy osia
~ 81 DAELRL SwENEY, Chairman.
I WILLIAM II. GInLIsP1l, Secretary.
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PFoeesdin s. In the CIFtGit Court or
! Hancock County In ReiatiOn 10 the
National Bereavement eA sa4zs-isf
! At the recent session of the Grand jury
Of Hancock county the following Fesold-
tons and resp9se of Judge Caldwell were
ordered to be nnhlishad. . n r 49, - II
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...- HHAkLGAo1 .mArCn Oh 1900.
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Pickles, Sauces, London Mustard, sc,
lEDII'ERRANEAN PHODUCR:
Olive OIL, Maccaroni Ssrdines. CASTLE Soap, &c.
FORLJGN Fruits:
TapIoca, Sage, Cuava Jelly, Canton Preserves,
Ginger, Almonds, Brazil Nuts, Pea Nuts, I'll.
beits, Raisins, Figs, Currents, Cltrons,
Prunes. Capers, Spanish Olives, &c, &c.
NERME1ICILLYS SEALED FIR UIIiS:
Peaches, Green Corn, Peas, Tomatoes, Fresh
HOLSTERS, Picked Lobsters, Spiced Salmon,
Seed Oysters. &c.
FINE BOTTLED LIQUORS.:
Clarets, Champagnes, Hock, Sherries, Ports,
and Cafawba Wines, London Porter. Scotch
and English A}es, and J. J. Sands Misau.
kcc Pale Cream Ale.
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5fAsoIsstios.--The partnership hereto
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