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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-01

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-01
ORGANIC wEAKNEss

Immediately cured and fnH VigmR Restored.
This distressing atiectQn-whfch renders
life and marriage imposSIble-fs the penalty
paid by the victims Of improper induigences
Young persons are too apt to commit eIcessas
from not being aware OF the dreadful eouSe-
QueneeS that may enSue. Now, who that un-
deTstands the subject win pretend to DENY
that the power Of proereaion Is lost SoOneT
by those falling into IMPROPER habits fFan
by the prudent? Besides being deprived OF
the pleasure Of healthy offspring, the most
body and mind arise, The system becomes
deranged, the Physical and Mental Functions
Weakened, Los OF Ppncreaffge Power NeFY-
Gus IrrtabIltty, Dyspepsia, PaTpifatfon Of the
Heart, indigestion. Constitutional Debility
Wasting Of the Frame, Cough, ConSump-
hon, Decay and Death.
Oniee, No. = South Frederick Street,
Len hand side going frum Baltimore street,
few dooH nom the corner. Fan not to OBJ
serve the name and number.
Letters must be paid and contain stamp,
The Doctors Diploma hangs In his ONCE.
A CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-01
Sherif,s Sale

CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
County Circuit Court, In Chaneerys Deeems
= - jan james a. stouts. Executor,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-05-31

States to power i'm the Government. r.
The President, on the other hand,
would admit them Mt once, with no
conditions whatever, save only The
ability of their representatives individ-
ually, to take the test oath; and ii APP
peared from recent developments that
even this check he was disposed to re-
move by reducing the oath to its FORM
er character Of mere constitutional
oath, such as had always been admin
tered. TO this basis Of action this Con-
gress aColttd neuer come, whatever the
next might do. And he was confident
that the great Union party which had
saved the nation by the sacrifice OF its
blood and treasure, would never be
disrupted on such an issue as this. If
the President was so disposed-ho
would not say that he had done or
would do it-but if he should 50 choose,
he might employ the vast patronage
at his disposal to procure the adher-
ence Of individual hangers-on OF the
Union party to his principles and par
ty-but beyond that he could not go.
ain concluding his remarks, Mr..
Shellabarger briefly adverted to the
reports relative to the views Of the
Cabinet upon the reconstruction policy
of Congress. AS his hearers were
aware, the President had, Immediately
after the presentation of their report
by the Committee of Fifteen, convened
his Cabinet upon that question, Mr..
Speed being the only member not
present and the President, in accord
ance with his custom, had given to
the Associated Press through his pri-
vate secretary report of the express
sions there made by the various men,
bers of the Cabinet, from which it had
been inferred that, with the exception
of Mr. Harlan, they uniformly agreed
with Mr.. johnson in his policy, and
in opposition to that of the committee.
He 1rdS confident, speaking from his
> Oocn khOWledge, that this Inference Wds
6 substantially inaccurate as regards Mr..
= Stanton and Mr.. Dennison. He felt
! assured by facts within his own obser-
: vation, that both those gentlemen
would be found acting in harmony
with the Union party, and with Con-
, gress, in the ultimate stages of this set
> tlement and he was also of the belief
, that Mr.. Welles, with Messrs. Harlan
! and Speed, would adhere to like hon.
o orable position.
"Mr. Shellabargcr concluded his
:. remarks with an expression of firm re-.
q lance upon the loyalty, courage and
v intelligence of the people. They had
. the policy and purpose of Congress
4 before them-and to them it would
. look for vindication. Individual mer
q We're but pigmies, and grappled in
q vain with these mighty problems
but the people would solve them y tn,
exercise of their lofty fidelity and clear
perception"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-05-31
Miscellaneous.
The soldiers National Asylum.

At its recent meeting in Washing
ton, the Soldiers National Asylum
Association, took measures to carry
out the design of Congress in passing
the act for it's organization. Three or
more asylums will be established
The managers invite proposals for sites
by donation or sales; the premises to
be situated in loyal States; must con-
tain no less than two hundred acres (;
must be in healthy locations, and easi-
ly accessible by railroad or otherwise.
1t is the purpose of the managers to
erect without delay, extensive and
permanent buildings upon the sites to
be accepted, including detached cot
tages for soldiers with families
Plans, specifications and estimates are
invited for the Asylum buildings and
cottages, to be submitted for the ap-
proval of the Board. A liberal com
pensation will be awarded to the sue
cessful plan the Gothic style of archi-
lecture to be excluded. The Govern
ors of States will be called on for sta.
tistics as to the probable number o
disabled soldiers in their respective
States, who claim the benefits of tho
: Asylum. Proposals, specifications
estimates and plans must be sent t.
, Gen. Butler, at Lowell, Mass, prio
to June goth. -...
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-05-31
The Home Circle.
Mr.. Nasby, in the Anguish Ofhis
Soul. UtteretIl n Vail.

CoNFEDRTT X ROADS, (which is in the
stait NV Kentucky,) April 8, 1866.
am kittle full NV cusses.
Uuder me is burnin the fire NV rage,
which is bein continyooally fed with
the oil Nv disappointment.
And l bile over.
The Civil Rites bill, witch our Moses
put his foot onto, we thot wuz dead.
And we fired great guns, and hung
out our flags, wich we laid aside in
1860, and made joyful noise.
For we said one unto another, 10 he
is a true Moses, inasmuch ez he is a
leading us out NV the wilderness.
The Civil Rites bill wuz the serpent
what bit ITS, and he histed it that we
might look and live. .
Now let us be joyful
For the Ethiopian is delivered unto
our hands, bound hand and foot.
Blessed be Moses
We will make him grind our corn,
but he shel not eat thereov.
Blessed be Moses ~ --.-r -.
We shell make him tread out our
wheat but we will muzzle his mouth.
Blessed be Moses
He shell pick our cotton, but the hire
he receiveth he shell stick in his eye
without ipjurin the sight thereov.
Blessed be Moses
He shell toll in the sugar mill, but
the sugar shell he not sell. - 4-
Blessed be Moses
His sweat shell nourish our corn, but
he shell eat nary ear thereov.
Blessed be Moses
We will burn his skool houses and
destroy his spellen books, (for shell the
niger be our superior p and who she
stay our hand .r,r- .g..f.a r.
Blessed be Moses t5..v Ha.1 %
The skool teachers we will tar anC
feather, and whar is the bloc kotet
hirelins to make us afeerd?
Blessed be Moses
We. looked at the niger and sed, ha
ha the last state NV. that .chattle i
wuss nor the fust, for before we he'd hi
labor vile he wuz strong and healthy
but he'd to take care NV him wen h
Wuz sick and old, and now we kin 81
his labor without the care.
Blessed be Moses
The Ablishnists cast out one devil
and garnished the room, but there WI
> seven devils, more stronger and hur
grier, which rushed In and pre-empte
!, the premises.
S Blessed be Moses
But our song NV joy was turned int
e a vale NV anguish. ...
Q Moses sought to hist the serpent, bl
the serpent histed him.
He's on pole, and the bitin Mort
wind is a BLOWN onto him. '"' bod
He can't git up any higher becau
d. his pole amt any longer, and he can
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-05-31
New AnecGIOte of MIR. Lincoln
How he Played the Part OF
joseph.

New AnecdOte of MIR. Lincoln
How he Played the Part of
Joseph.
The New York correspondent of the
Cincinnati Commercial is responsible
for the following story of another Jo-
seph, viz:
A good, and what is better, an un-
published and authentic story about
Mr.. Lincoln, came to me the other
day from a "reliable" friend, which
may as we'll be set up on your types
now as at any other time. Conversing
with Hon. James A. Briggs, formerly
State Agent of Ohio in New York, one
day at the White House, the late
President said in reference to the rush
of office-seekers, and their ingenious
devices to secure his attention
"Why, Briggs, believe there is ever
system of female brokerage in Office:
here in Washington, for l am constant
ly beset by women of all sorts, higf
and low, pretty and ugly, modest anC
the other sort. Here, yesterday, a very
handsome young woman called sht
would not take denial, was admit
ted, and went straight to work solicit
ing a certain Office for somebody sup
posed to be her husband. She pleaC
his cause dexterously, eloquently, ant
at times was almost successful by he
importunate entreaties. By degree
she came closer and closer to me, as
sat in my chair, until really her fac
came so near my own that / though
she wanted me to kiss her. When m
indignation came to my relief, anC
drawing myself back and straighter
ing myself up, gave her the propC
sort of look and said MRS. -, yo
are very pretty, and it's very temp
ing BUT l WON'T"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-05-31
Poetry.
KILLED AT THE FORD.

BY ". LoNoFELLow.
He iS dead, the beautiful youth,
The heart Of honor, the tongue oftruth-
Whose voice was blithe as a bugle call,
Whom all eyes followed with one consent,
The cheer Of whose laugh, and whose pleasant
word,
flushed all murmurs Of discomfort.
Only last night as we rode along
Down the dark mountain gap,
To visit the picket.guard at the ford
Little dreaming ofany mishap,
lie was humming the words OF some old song,
'Two roses he had on his cap
Aud another he bore at the point Of his sword"
Sudden and swift whistling ball
Came out Of wood, and the voice was still
Something heard In the darkness fall,
And for a moment my blood grew chill
spake in whisper, as he who speaks
In room where some one is lying dead
But he made no answer to what said.
We lifted him mp on his saddle again,
And through the mire and the mist and the rain
Carried him back to the silent camp,
And laid him as IL asleep on his bed;
And saw by the light Of the surgeons lamp
Two white roses upon his cheeks
And one just over his heart blood. redt
And saw in a vision how far and feet
That fatal bullet went speeding forth,
Till It reached q town in the distant North,
Till IL reached house IN q sunny street,
Till 1t reached heart that ceased to beat
without murmur, without cry;
And bell waA tolled in that far-off town
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-05-31
The Wheat Crop.

Prof. Mansfield says in the Cincin-
natl Gazette:
"Generally the cry of bad crops must
be taken with much allowance. Ma
ture has great recuperative powers,
and if the plants are alive, the warm
sun of spring brings them out rapidly.
But at the present time it is quite evil
dent that large part of the wheat
fields of Ohio were killed out, and
much that is not lies so thin that it will
scarcely pay for harvesting. Making
allowance for much eXaggeration, we
think the wheat crop of Ohio for 1866
cannot be counted above halt an dUe1.
age crop. Indiana is not very differ.
ent in its condition. Illinois is better;
but will fall much below full crop.
Kentucky, from all accounts, is about
the same as Ohio. 1t is probable that
the more northern States are in better
condition, but on the other hand, they
do not produce so much. On the
whole, we must look for a large fall
ing off,"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-05-31
HIIsbOrOugh Highland County, Ohio, Thursday May 81, Is

git down because he amt no place to
light onto.
He vetoed the bills and Congress hez
vetoed him--the Civil Rites bill they
passed in a uncivil manner.
Now, bein the niger hez rights, he
is our ekal.
Our ekal is the nigger now, and on
less the skool houses is burned and the
spellin books destroyed he'll soon be
our superior.
We wuz willing to give him the
right NV bein sued, but alas he kin sue.
He kin be witness agin us, and he
kin set his face agin ourn.
Our wise men may make laws to
keep him in his normal speer, but of
what avail is they2
We kin buy and sell him no more,
neither he nor his children.
The men will cleave unto their wives
and the wives unto their husbands, and
our hand is powerless to separate EN-.
Their children kin we no more put
up at auction and sell to the highest
bidder, we poclletin joyfully the
price thereov.
They have become sassy and impu-
dent, and say, "Go to, are we not
men?n
/ babe one git orf the sidewalk, and
he babe me be damned.
chucked nearly white one under
the chin and smiled onto her, and she
squawked, and her husband hearin the
squawk thereof, came up and busted
my head, even ez white man wood
hev dun.
. 1 chastised one who gave me lip,
and he sood me, Caucashun, for as
sault and battery and got judgment;
: Vale for Moses put out his hand to
save us these indignities, but his hand
wuz too weak. OH
We killed Linkin in vain.
Our Moses is playin Jaxon. He fan
cieth he resembleth him becoz his ini-
tials is the same.
He resembleth Jaxon much-in thai
Jaxon he'd policy wich he Good carry
I'd out, and Moses hez a policy wich ht
can't carry out.
'' And ez he can't carry out his policy
the people are carryin it out for him
Wich they do holdin it at arm:
t length and holdin their noses.
Moses is cake half baked-he is
l. hot on one side and cold on tother.
He darsent let go NV Ablishnism,
j. and is afeerd to come to us.
!. He hez bin takin Epson salts and ipe
cac, and one is workin up and the 9th
ID er is workin down.
Where kin we look for comfort?
DO we turn to the people? Con
necticut answers, "Ror for Hawley,
" and Moo Hampshier goes Ablishn.
Do we turn to courts? LO. Taney
el hez gone to his reward, him who afore
= time dealt out Dimekratic justice, anC
who understood the nacher of the mig
ger, and Chase, who is pizen, reigns il
: his stead.
IS Raymond is growing weak in tn,
knees, and Doolittle is broken read OIL
wich to lean.
We are too short at both ends.
Shel we go to Brazil-lo there they
., put niggers in Office.
h Mexico holds out her hand to US
but 10 there the niger is considered {
man.
rs We hev no escape from the Ethio
plan, he is around us and about us anC
@ on top Nv us.
n l see no Post Orfs in the distance
no hope in the future.
e He'd bin Ablishnist, so es to max
a the thing safe in the next world, shooC
be glad to die and quit this.
It For my soul is pregnant with grief
e my heart bulges out with woe.
4. PETROLEUM V Nasty,
Lait Paster NV the Church NV the No
N DisDenSaShun
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-05-31

Bancroft will be "a years of age tho
Sd day of next October; Motley, so
the 18th of April; Emerson, 81 the
25th day of May; Byrant, 20 the Sd
ofNovember; Longfellow, 81 the 9th
day of February; Whittier, 81 in
December; Holmes, 50 the 29th of
August; Lowell, 40 in February ;
Mitchell-Ike Marvel-42 in April I;
Curtis, 40 the oath of February !;
Stoddard, 80 in July; and Bayard
Taylor was 80 the l1th of January
All were born New England except
one; no less than eight of the twelve
saw the light in Massachusetts, and
Maine, Rhode Island, Connecticut and
Pennsylvania each produced one.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-05-31
Youths Department.
Enignnas.

Tam composed Of "a lettcrs.
My 243 1870 9lS7 Is n begRar.
My 10 10 IA 6 II was the goddess of marriage.
Ny 2I IL % Is 10 TO dolneate hard subStances.
My l5 2O2 is a sweet Towering tree.
Ny l4lS Is human being.
My wholeis great traitor,
Lebanon, o. CRAIG.
composed OF "a letters, which rightly combined
will give familiar proverb
Ny 516 10 II is the cheek Of childhood, like the
dewdrop the rose
My IS 7 10 II 20 sis the best policy"
My % "a 3s As So o. AZ Is % il gone forever.
My 81 8 AZ SO 40 IS is a tabled monster.
My 96 40 AZ 43 "against strong sky their giant
branches tossed"
My q 81 81 AZ 80 sis deceitfui above all things"
My a % SO "a ~ So 'shall be beaten intO plough
shares"
My rs 80 80 6 "a 50 81 43 was famous giant,
Ny 3s IL 80 wheol around the heavens upon their
burning cars"
sly 80 3 81 ''if wise, max eth glad father"
My $40 l41 40 80 is very transient in sunny child
hood.
Ny AL 20 80 36 "if of the righteous Is tree OF lifo
My 81 so 80 20 ais the man that fndeth wisdom and
Retteth understanding"
My 20 80 so 26 IS "killeth the foolish man."
My 80 SO 81 13 8 is the Goddess OF Love.
Ny 40 IL 40 Is 10 40 2 was a great musician.
NV 43 10 40 40 'gldes the with graceful motion
Through wind and storm and wild commotion."
Oak Grove Corner, U. VOLTA TUTE.
Answers to Enigmas in last weeks News--l. Rachel
Samantha WashLurn. q Sarah Stilwell
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-05-31

THE GRAND JURY THAT INDICTED
JEFF. DAvIs.-A Correspondent of the
Philadelphia Press gives the following
account of the grand jury that recent
ly found the indictment against JEFF.
DAVIS:
"They are all Virginians, and many
of them have suffered in person and
property at the hands of the rebel
leaders. Five of the jurors were inn
prisoned in Castle Thunder during the
rebellion for refusing to subscribe ale
glance to the rebel usurpation. AS
might be expected, these gentlemen
belong to that class known as "South'
ern Radicals"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-05-31

Ex-Governor John Letcher, of Vir-
ginia, in recent letter, states that he
takes no part in politics, and has not
cast political vote since 1861. He
says that he is pecuniarily ruined, and
is compelled to pursue his profession,
He says in conclusion: "The only
service l can render is to give the
country the benefit of my example, in
showing a proper respect for the laws
of the land, and a practical obedience
thereto" ..l...... ........ .a.. ..... ..
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-05-31
THE DORSEY EMBEzzLEMENT CASE

THE DORSEY EMBEzzLENiENT CASE.
The five indictments found at the
November term, 1865, of our Court OF
Common Pleas against G. Volney Dor
sey, ex-Treasurer of State, for embez.
element of the public moneys, were
quashed at the present term of the
Court. The defendant was held on his
own personal recognizance without
security, in the sum, not of IS, 900, al
has been stated, but of $4,000, to an
swer the charge of embezzlement a
the next term of Court Ohio
Statesman, rl .
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-05-31

The journals of Berlin state that a
Hungarian girl, born in Ogdensburg,
without hands, now twenty years of
age, has been giving some curious rep
resentations in the Prussian capital
"She performs with her mouth the
functions of hands. She sews, en-
broiders, executes the most delicate
work with pearls, even threads her
needles and makes knots, all with her
tongue, apparently without difficulty,
and certainly without the assistance OF
any one" n.v T..
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-05-31
Sixteen Indians Naassncrcsi.

Governor Lyons, of Colorado, writes
to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs,
under date of March l3, as follows:
81 regret to inform you of the mas
sacre of some sixteen friendly Indians,
on the 1lth of this month, fifteen
miles above this city, near the mouth
of Moose Creek, on the Boise River,
by a party of citizens of Ada County,
encouraged and melted to do this cow
ardly deed by the editor of the idaho
Statesman" Governor Lyons incloses
an article from that paper, urging the
humiliation of the Indian tribe.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-05-31
Artemus Ward has the credit of the

Artemus Ward has the credit of the
following:
"When captured by the Indians, ]
saw descending on me the glistening
tomahawk in the morning light. /
had no reinforcements-no pontoons--
no last ditch with me, and I had no
female attire, so sez boldly 1 surren-
der. / was allowed to march on with
my side arms and green cotton UNI
brella, which my aunt Sarracap had
given me. 1 didn't feel afraid-not /
for / had exposed my life before. l
once stood at Centerville and saw
thousands of bullets-those leaden
messengers of death +! thousands of them
passing close by me-packed in boxes
and wagons"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-05-31

There is family in Ohio so lazy
that it takes two of them to snceze-
one to throw the head back, and tho
other TO make the noise. -
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-05-31

KENTUCKY.-The reports of Gen.
Ely, Capt. Merrill and Others attached
to the Frecdmen's Bureau in Ken
tucky, show that bad condition Of
affairs exists in that Commonwealth,
that outrages and abuses without num-
bcr exist, and that the civil authori-
ties will do nothing.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-05-31

A boys idea of having Il tooth
drawn may be summed up as follows:
"The doctor hitched fast on to me,
pulled his best, and just before itkilled
me the tooth came out,n
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-05-31

2 GEORGE S. PEABODY, the wealthy
London banker, has reached his home
in Danvers, Mass, but declined any
formal reception from the citizens of
his native place. He intends to re-
turn to England in the summer Of
1867. His nearest relatives are n
brother residing at GAINESVILLE, ohioi
a sister at Georgetown, Mass
and another sister in New Hampshire.
He has several cousins in Newburyport.
So says the Marietta Register.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-05-31

The Catholic Telegraph speaks of the
Fenians as of a "DOn Quixotte organ
lzation," and inquiries;
"fIow long are the generous-hearted
and patriotic Irishmen of our country
to be duped by this insane folly?"