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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1867-07-04
millinery.
Spring Bonnets and Hats.
J. a. HENDERSON,

Nos. .l6 BIS West Fifth St, near Main,
ne now prepared TO offer 20 her customers LARGE
ii and ATTRACTIVE STOCK Of BEADY-MADE
AND TRIMMED BOENETs, and LADIES' AND
Kisses HATS Of a the late styles and prices, which
lllot fail 70 give satisfaction. Also, STRAW GOODS
ena AlLLIEERT TRIMMINGS Of every description.
fiA,Sountry Merchants will find our stock Of Trim
el % Soooa the most desirable to select from in the
Ga-French and our own Pattern Bonnets for AIiIli-
nsEl 90 usual. IA HENDERSON,
NoS Is Is West Fihh Street, near Main,
maysnsehP Cincinnati, Ohio.
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NaibOiIle aennelee, Donnrlag ben ls suui 1861 y

tdui4t tpuroe. Soft III iiber uns. @ott
1T 6i1ter iiber uns 2IIIel~
Ser aIte Wann tounte nidts peiter
berborbrin9en. @r IteB bns Saupt auf
Die Bruit berabfintsn un6 flainmerte lid,
fefter. nit elmer seiuifea 8rampfbaftias
teit an bic Stu6Iebne.
Sin einsiges, flirses @emurlneI Iieben
Die 4nDeienoea nod oiefer tur3en Geoe
erfdaaen, oann aeritrente man fiA eis
ligit in bic NebenlaIe uno in bas @ors
oerobe 3imnt:r, um fid gum 6ortaeben
81 rllten. Seoermann, iuenn er aud,
niAt mubte, mas eigen;Ii@ q iheEen
mar, fdien ettpas @ntfes slides au abnen
nno yfie.nan6 batte Den Wiutb unb Die
&altbliitisteit, iid nod Ianaer an Dem
tranrisen uno erfdrefenben Mnblif 0es
gelpaltiani nad 6aiiuns ringenben @reis
les an lueioen. Sur einige alte 6reunoe
wa3ten es, lid) ihni 3u nabern, nnb ibm,
ohne oaB iie oas bielleidt barte Sdids
ial fannten, tueld,es ibn betreffen, Srolt
einauipredeH; bod ct But ne furs, ibn
allein su iafieu, 70 6dB on4 fie fopfs
idlttelno nno ihipeigiain fuie oiellebri.
gen Die slanSenben &anrne berlieben. in
oenen nod Dor &urjein beiteres 9ahen
uno Subeln uno luitiees Srompetenge
fdmetter crfdaut fuar.e -
Sas gdnse Saus lag bai0 itiH uno
ooe oa. Nls aber Der 2ekte Der Safe
ben leeren -SaaI 0erIaTen bate, brad
Der alte @fanH, bon Der Hrberlait feines
Sdmeraes nieoerseoriidt, 3uiammen
uno rief in einsm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:
% meine ohter, nieire arme, arme
Sodterl"
l6ortfekuna fo[at.l
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ct. 8 0 puts. -. SUM,

@6arles Sesler, Elm aus @aliforniert
suriifgefebrter Seutf9er befudte Elm
gicnic in Saas @art, luofelblt er IN,
$1,000 beitoblen nuroe.
Sacob 8ager elm Deutider, Der fid5
elmer 9uten SteIIuns in Der Geiea<
ldaft erfreute, rtabni fi9 bente 0as
Seben. @r itiir3te ii6 in einen fleinen
S.ei9 nno ertrant. Ser SeIbftmoroer
binterlaBt Srau unb brei &inoer.
Der Slub falt nit etipa 20 SUB
NSaller bel @airo. @ae obern Str6me
lfeben bod Sas Suni> Schumacher
beginnt 5u fommen.
Gin fiirdterli6er Sturmipinb nit
Ylasregen Sog beute gla6mittag aber
Die Staot. Sas @etter lit fiir6ferlt6
beiB feit elmer ISOLDE.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-13

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Yearly advertisers will be entitled to discount
of 10 per cents. fE III
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charged two thirds of the ab We rates.
each Insertion. & u @& M#
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and 10 cents a line ev~ry additio al insertion.
Changes in advertisements will be charged at tie
rate of SO cents a square.
All advertise uents are due from date of first in
ertioD. aerea ter the cash system will be adhered
o, and transient advertisements will be taken
unless accompanied by the money.
JOHN sRUHM, Publisher,
ONCE No. ST PUBLIC SQUARE.
lover W. t. Berry to.'s Book store,)
2. o. Adress LOCK Box 80,
NASHVILLE TENN
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1000 SAB ertra 6aniIienS SMebl

1UUO 1lP eelrn 9yaHIllleHSuIe9l
200 5aB eTtra f,perfine RebI,
so Sbbs Gew Orleans 8nfer,
"a 9bbs Demerara 8nder,
so Sat gepadter unb puIperifirter 3uder
200 Sad grtnn gfio Raffee, 4s-~
Is Sad aaeuira aaffee, s.s
Is 6oB frifden @eis,
a 30 Sa6 giep Orleans NoIaifes, ssss ~
200 aiifen Progter u. SAMPLE Seife, NJ
$50 Riiten perf6isOene Sorten ~
3 100 2iften SteafihHt9te,
100 aiften EoIsIibte. bari seprsst.
so aiiten ieiner Raubtabat,
30 grOb Sine Cut Sabaf.
25 SAT- aau9tabot,
25 Sos ensIifder SoSa, .I2t
Is 5as ameriianii4sr eoSa, e nss
40 atfeu nnb 4fanb=aannen Arfern
so aiften 9feffer,
so aiffen @ewirse,
50 Riffen Snbiso, s4 -s.r
50 atften senabIenen Semi,
25 6aB Raion,s Bi1ie,
60 aiften qint, Quart u. Il @anOnen 5Iafs
20 aiften @arrett S9nupftabaf,
20 @roB 9nrfee's 9lau,
20 SaE Bourbon Bbisten,
Is 5oB Robertien County 96isten,R
1UO 6aB Geote 9tdib Yroet B1tstep,
100 5ab Singer GoroiaI.
is ToB Snswer Bein,
IS SaS SiBe @eine,
- 50 6ab gBeineifis,
25 5as GitrOnen sprup,
50 Qiiten Stdrte.
so Susenb Giner,
50 Susenb 8eien,
1000 Sad RebI,
50 aifen aiiortirter Ganbp,
SronSp, 9lum, Sin, Beine uerf9iebener Nrt be
gSeaflep s Yarbroueb,
Sfr. 3 gtorb College Strabe,
nti1t 3R geafhpilfe Eenneifee.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-13
@afbinato n, 12. SUM.

Observation-Disclosures Dollars confos
li6irte 5s20er Bombs iin6 aus Scr
S6akarnts Dru6erei geftoblen morben.
Sic maren nod ni1t b0 lenoet un6 TOM
nen 10 ni6t ais GelO fir ben um[auf
benust Deroen. Sod erreat Der 8or@
fan grOBe Nufre9ung.
u. 8. Sing 1T gum 8enfion Guraeon
fIIr Carthage, Genn., ernannt iuorOen.
SIN Uionat Wfai mur6en 81, 800
N6er Megierungs >2Anb in Brotpnss
bile, gie6rasfa Oiitritt, berfauft. -
Sn Sumbolbt, 6nnfas, ipabrenb ber@
ielben Yeriooe 10000 2l6er; bobon
etipa Gin Drittel unter benz 6efmitdttes
gefek, Elm Drittel fir bnar mnO 6as
nbrige gegen College Gcrip (Oas lit
nnter Der 9anDfdenfunes Qlfte fiir
GAnIen.
Das 5tcuerant, Oepartement Bee
5nnern, bat iebt 81, 200 .galonen
Rbisfeb b0rratbig, bic unter bem Mft
bonn Iekten 6ebrliar confiscirf tuorOen.
Nuberoem fino nod 250, 900 @alIonen
nit 8ef1Iag bele9t, aber nod niht
confiscirt.
Sas 8oifamt bat cinen Hroaee ane
geitrenDt 9e9eu ben friibern EoItmeilter
SAINTS Of 9oO0 In s battanoooa ipeaen
0i6terfiiaal8 ieiner OienIipfi6ten.
.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-13
4 rlesrapo, @adJrid)ten,
goftmeifter in chattanooga.
Nms SSafbin8tDn.
Gin Oeutf6er i'm Nuftras bes Seraoss
bon 2ippe sSdaumburs berbaftet.
QiherhnnI. hi. Suni

9ie 0ampfer Sanla uuo Germania
Ian9ten in SOntbanptOn bon Stem
9orf an. ar
Cine Sepefbe aus GonitantinopeI
meIOet, bab Der SuItan einen Serman
erlai1en bat, Der GsBpten gu elmer
ielbfitan0ieen Wonar9ie erfldrt.(?)
Ser @Sar bon NuBlanS reiiie beute
Abenb mad Berlin ab.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-13
100000 GepreBte gafiteine,
Derfertist Don eebraber gbanbers u. GD's.
4otents s8adaein, gaai6ine in Der a
iaa8 NafboilIe
Sampfz8adifeinz zTabrif-

9ieie gaafeine finb bebestenS beier aIs aue abris
gen. bic burc einsn anserh Sro;eb fur ben serp5bns
H1en @ebraii9 fabrisirt merbeH. Dieelben t6Rnen
NOD einmaI 10 uieI Druid als bic nit Der 9anb ses
ma4ter eadfteiae ausbaIten, obne ~ ,ertIosen anS
Der N6rtel bilt bel oenfeiben pieI letter jnfammen;
te tnS Der Sead9tlatett ni9t 10 snsdngit4 nb iinS
ssssae, mas Stdrts nnS Saaerbatissit bstriit, ans
Sur 9rottoirs nnb eifternen t0anen ne ni5t ibers
trpffen weroen
9btIabeIp bia, Is. oftl Der 1868.
]. Sies if sur 8sihsinisuns, bas mir msbrere 9au<
fenbe Der @ebr. CHAMBER u. Co.'S. Waaid5tnenzBads
eine gebrnnt ba en- nnb bas mir. ais Eaule te bies
feiben dlen 1nbern por5ieben, 6a fe pom gr1bereri
AG;nerheitisieit aS ,s Der MortsI teseT iama,en.
g. 9. s. t9. Raarers ilne Baumeiiier, 2 5traBe,
cber6alb OTfOrD; u. o. ealOrpea, alter Saunteter,
BUM Ban Der eiienhabnbriide iber ben sdupItiu
Elub wuieen 2,2v0,ut0 8a fteine 9ebrau1t Camden
@onenmiibIe 2,0Vt,0U0 Baditene; MbSugstanaf in
Samssn 5eJ,0oO 8aditsiae; collins Srou Sos. 6a=
brf, Narquette, 2ate Superior, 10000 yaditeine..
vile eben 9ennnnten' uHn NOD mebrere @ nionen
Soditeine, BE gu berporra9enoen 0fentliden uno
Yrtuat Sebdthen benu twuroen. tno mil Der Sebrls 1
tristrtu orben. f595
Ser en- biefser Stabt, IpeIte nnfere Bddftefne aez
5ran ut 1aben, uno bic BEN obensrmdbnten 8eusnB
d. g. Sanfprb. grdiibent Der eriten su ionaIbanf;
Seiie Ndrren, gdrFenter niib 9Gumeiiter; u. s..
9ortbern, Sarpenter unS Boumsiiter; Seonaro u.
Geaeon, aurer; Col. s. v. Ban 9nne Sen.
thums Mgent.
gsr perfertigen aud bic peItberibmten ,,4hiIobeIs
pbia Sronts", peItbe fir 6rort uiib Tenerpdbe Mot
lberr fen werben f6nnen 8odfteine rper6en su iebr
biigen greifen an irgenb eirten Ort l6 ober an
Der Giienbabn bef6rbert. Srpttpirs meroen ~ ben
semGbsften reifen seIest unb fir ale setbane arbeit
9orantirt
SIR fidbers Snformation oSer gefeHunsen ruenbe
man fidb an
meaion. slcams u. Co., Nsenten,
Naibpiue 2ampf=8adfein Brennerei,
- g. o. Bog 4st. Eafbpine, Eenn.,
Eaee Grad. mt2 3R
w0 Ser Wfortel fIebt sniiHen oiefen
Steinen beifer, iuie Bel irseno elmer aits
6eren Dirt. i.l Ba
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-13

TT pas etnsige germ5gen. bas GItern ibren ainbern
geben fSnnen, ba baffeIbe ME perInren ge6en cam
fam uno betdnotg BET Der Mrwenbuhg mebr @ertb
erbGIt Sfeie Grsiehnng fam man in Der
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-13
gerfaufsbe !:
SImfaepaft !!

u. SetIiff 8u9bdnbler unb 3eifanssperfdlfer
N Commercial 8ote bot itets cine MusmdhI Shreib=
mate iaIien unb beati9e 3etungen uorrdtbia. Gbenfo
hentide Nopeuen unb Gr3dbIungen. Die nEennefiee
Staatsseitang~ Iiegt bel ibH ebenfaIIs gum Berfau
ap25 12B
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81 E ip gorf, 10. sani.

Bdbreno Der Iekten @o1e tauen
bieIe Sd)iffe nit BaiIaaieren bier an,
melde lebtere lid in gutem @eiunobeitss
auitanoe befanoen. Sur cine Musnabme
madte bas Sdiff varnolo 8oninger"
bon Gotter6an, uelhes urlpriinalid)
422 Raiiagiere an Bero bate. NaDOn
itarben 81 udbreno Der Heiie, uno siuar
26 Sinoer uno s gripahiene. Qlls ur<
iade Der Sterblihfeit miro cine aroBe
Sdiuade Der betrefenoen 8erionen,
ber6unoen NIT oew @enuB faulen Bal
iers in 6otteroam uno Dabreno Der
Sabrt, anseeeben. (Gs foIIte bon Nus,
iuanoerern fein Seebafen CUR 4bfabrt
gefuablt iperben, no niat gutes Srint<
luaifer norbanben lit un6 oil 8oro ae>
nommen ueroen fann.) Ser v9lrnol6
Bonin9er" mirb nod in Der Suaran.
tame suriifgebal.en, bis er aeborig
burdraudert uno oesinficirt lit.
Die beuti6e Sii6ler unterltibunas<
Geielidaft 81 8hilaoelpbia bat ieoer
5anilie Der bel Der neuIlden Danpfs
te6elerplofion berungliiften &amera6en
cine unteritIbuns bon 100 Dollars
botirt.
Sin Seutf9er @amens &amfe puroe
beute anf benz bon Bremen einlaufene
ben Oampfer lmerica perbaftet. @r
befano iid auf Dem G9iff nit feiner
Sanlilie. Cine 6abelbepei1e meloete,
6ab er in felner Gisenldaft ale Stens
ereollecter i'm Ser3ogfbum 2ippe 2O,<
600 Sbaler beruntreuet babe. Ser
@efangene miro bic ouf ipeitere Na1s
riAten bin, felteebalten.
Oie Diitillerie bon 8ernbar6 Srie6<
man, Senrp Gtreet ipnr0e beute iueaen
Steueroefrau0ation nit Bel1Iag be-
Iegt. Ser Borrat5 1T $25, 900 tpertb.
@eneral 9OOfer 9ing beute mad
europa a5.
gb Oupoliier u. so. @omniilTonsS
banOler in Stem Orleans unb SABRE
baben falirt.
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sulDlyullg z.

DAILY AND WEEKLY
TENNESSEE STAATS zEITUNG.
BG THE ONLY GERMAN DAILY AND.
WEEKLY N CITY AND STATE.
H The only Evening paper pub
lished in Nashville.
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iunt2bb
s.. sc. N1cOe airD's 2Gnbereien
In SbancerD Serfamf.
: Sends entf4eiSpas Der ebaneerp Court in aafbs
rifle, perbe i'd am
0onnerftas, ben 27. Juni 1867,

g. -
am 9Iase eIIe Cots in benz 9Ian pom g. u. NeRairp
ppn 8elts 9aibuiae Cots, bds eieentbum bes perprs
benen s. c0airp, perfa fen. Sas, 5olsenbe-if
etue Site Der 81 uertaufenoen Cots:
n Yorter Strabe-2ot Eo. 206, nit 100 Hub
Sront une bis rad Gruf6s GtraBe suriidianfeno;
Sot gto. 217, nit 20 SUB 6ront anb rs SUB ldnsS
I'm 8roab StraBe-aots SO uno s, NIT
elmer 6ront uDn 100 SUB nnb l69 6ns nad elmer Nlep
snriidlaufenb; Got No. Al 100 TnB Srnnt unb us
Sab mad ein 4lep 5AritfIanfeub; Got 9o. 65, 90
SuB Srout uno l17 uB nob elmer Mlep suriidIaueno:
V S0 No A.. 100 SUB 5ront nnS 1863 SlB mad einer
4lep 5uridIdu enb.
Re@apod StreBc-2ots SO. SO rnb "a
mil elmer 6ront non 100 SuR unb 1863 SSuB no elmer
Alep 5nrufIaufenn; 2o;s SO 81 unS SO NIT elmer
Sroni pom 10J 6lB uno t69 6us nab elmer Mney au.
ridlanfenS; Got 0o: IA 100 6uB 6ront unb 1865 6us
na9 elmer alen snridlanfenb; 2pf 9to 122, 100 Sub
front unb 1863 5uB bis on Anep suriidIaufenb.
Mn Ssmumbrane 9tra be-2ots SO. 1853 un6
155, 100 SuB 6ront unb 66 6nH mad elmer Muep aus
ridIaufeno; Got 80. $50, so Sub 5ront unb t76 Sus
an aOenif Strabe-aots SO. 35s unS 255,
nit elmer Nront pom 100 6us 40 SUB bis cine
Guep iuridlaufenS So yso, 27a, 276 lab III. nit
ns smsr 6ront uen $50 5us nnbb 10 5ab bis an cine
Mn Grunbp StraBe-aOts go. 23s unb 24e,
ridIGufeno, nnb an
MibbIe SrdnfIin Turnpife- Cots SO.
329, $780, 331 un6 332, meIde Elm Dreied biben NIT
elmer Gront Ion nngefdbr 800 Gab.
acknowledgement:
Grebit fir iees, suSf at3ehn urlD uierunbswansie
Nonate, NIT Snterefien pon bem gertaufstase an.
9oten nit gutter Siberbet reierpirter SppotL ete
perben perIangt 8ertcui frei uon BiebereinI6funs.
Morton 9. Spwen,
iun6 b6 gIerf unb Tiafter.
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0ett1IteoeH DON t1m 1elDr
Gin eIesanter Bano pom 430 Seiten, perf96nert unb
ilufrirt NIT "a i90nen Rnpferfi9eH, metaene
tbeiIs bic sause Seite fiHenb.
Btcs $3.50 per BanD.
aIbert . RtGaroSou fast non eais in ieinem be-
riHmten @erfe t9tna mt: sSas 6eIo. bas Gefdnsnib
unb bic Lud5ts s5el
m8iele Wonote, eHe mir sas @efdngnib perIie6en,
wareR mir nit Dem Hnmen ppn Dan GHis, zines bes
rabmten l1niDnsfibrers, pertra be felt benz Mus
brmde 6es &rieGes Rttts getbnn bate, ais nnisn
manner mad unieren atnien 3u bringen.
gGHis III etn 6eln Mnb fein 2eben Elm &omau. Gr
bate i'm ganaen iber 1000 9erionen baTcbeebrd&t.
CT bate pieIeit meHr Mbenteuer erebt, IN @efetea
nrb sSerfoIgung Rebeaen, in Iaasen Eaaereifen,
btsweilen barfns nnb enr& ben G6nee ober aber
einen NIT Gisfrto9el geftiaten 5Imb i&wimmenb ais
ireens Elm anberer Iebe Der Renf&.a
IA asenten SerIanst in jebem County.
Dm fenbe fiie GireuIare nit 1ngabe aer einaeIt,
beiten, 4ebinsnngen u. I. 10. an
8arper n. Brothers. gerIeser,
iunt3 I'm 6rautIin Square ReIp gort.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-05-31
THE CRUELTY OF WIRz.

The efforts of Mr.. Louis Scbade, Wirz' g
counsel. to whitewash the memory of the
Audersonville jsilor. has brought out
some strong testimony from an eye-w wit
ness of his cruelties. L. J. Perry, of the
Waupacca wis Criterion, who served
as a non commissioned officer in the Sec
cond Wisconsin, in the army of the Poto
mac, was taken prisoner and confined al
Anderson vile, writes in his paper as fol
lows:
In the war we had the misfortune to be
captured by the rebels, and served as q
prisoner twenty months, during the great
er part of which time we we're in the
hands of the demon. whom they toe De.
mocrauc papers), led by Schade. are ma.
king a martyrer OF. During that horrible
blank in our life, we saw this man knock
down and stamp upon sick Union prison
ers, who we're too weak to get out of bis
way; We saw and heard him order a rebel
guard to fire at group of Union prisoners
which order was obeyed. by which means
Union soldier was manned for life by
the loss of leg; we saw him once man
acle two men together and whip one oil
tuoH Win IlUIHS WI r. Uulll Tue udu
could not stand; We saw four men shot
dead, cody and deliberately, by rebel
guards uder his orders, who were mar
dered without cause; we saw during the
twenty months. rot less than fifty dead
bodies of brother Union soldiers so muir
dered; we have heard Wirz, at Richmond.
order and even urge his guards to kill ev.
cry prisoner they could, plausibly; We
heard him say more than a hundred times
that evry id Yankee prisoner in the
South ought to be hung; we know tha
his Watchwords were kill, Stay, destroy
and last, but not least, while those thirty
thousand wretched beings were literally
starving at -Andersonville, druing th,
months of July and August. 1864, his
expressions Of demoniac delight were
often heard. We heard him say at,that
time. if the North could be whipped by
starving prisoners, he could put quietu:
to thirty thousand in short meter.
All this. aud numberless other acts
which convinced US all that he was a cru
ell relentless. bloodtbirsty man, and tha
human suffering and Privation was wha
he lived upon.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-05-31
FORTUNES OF OUR PRESIDENTS.

Some one has collected Information in
reosrti 10 the fortunes ltft by the dead and
II living ex Presidents. We learn that
Jefferson died poor. Indeed, if Congress
had not purchased his library, giving him
Eve times ils value, heAWeuid with diff
entity have kept;the wolf from his door.
Madison saved. his money, and was com
parativ ely rich To add TO his fortune,
however, or rather that of his widow,
Congress purchased. his manuscript pa
pers and paid $50, O0O for them. James
Monroe, the sixth President of the United
States, died so poor that his remains
found a resting place through the charity
of his friends. They remain in Gene
terry; but no monument marks the spot
where they repose. JEAN Quincy Adams
left some $50, 900, the result Of Industry,
prudence aud inheritance. Hewas a man
Of method and economy. Martin Van
Buren, died rich. Throughout; his polit-
zeal Lille be studiously looked out for his
own interests. James Z. Polk left about
$i50.OOO, $50. 900 of which was saved
from his Presidency of four years. John
Tyler left $4,000. Before he was Pres
ident he was 8 bankrupt. In Office, he
husband ed his means, aud then married
rich wife. Zachary Taylor left $3.50,
600 Willard Fillmore is wealthy man.
Franklin fierce saved some $50, 900 from
his tern of service. James Buchanan,
who is bachelor, and saves all he gets,
is estimated to be worth al least $500,
900. -t
From the same source we learn that
Henry Clay left a very handsome estate
1t probably exceeded 100000. He was
prudent manager. aud scrBpulously
honest man. Daniel Webster squauder-
ed some millions in his life time, the pro-
duct of his professional speculatious. He
died leaving his property to his children.
aud his debts to his friends The former
sold for less than $4,000, the latter ex-
ceeding $3.50, 900.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-05-31
THE MISSION AND RESULTS OF THE
- q HAEG0OK EXPEDITION. oT -

Stanley, in bis correspondence to the
Democrat ehus1 sBlightenssEhe pusHeAon
these points: ia7t = Il sti !.
When We applied Tia title ''OH the
War Path" to our rambling correspon,
dence, we were under the impression thai
Gen. Hancock bad undertaken his cam
paigni0h the plains for the sole purpose
OF Furnishing the Indisus for the ianum-
cradle 1outEages they had committed
We may wei be pardoned such an error,
as II was the common error out West
Lately die c"mmabdipg general. &ith biz
Customary eligibility . favored us with biz
views, which when beard .mads-us aware
that his intenlions-his purposes-were
Numerically opposite 10 What ', We e had i'm
agined. Instsadsof 'eOn the War Path. -
he title ought to haVes been ''On the
Peace Path ~ 80 .r
We learned that his mission as to feel
tbe temper OF The fhdians-to' see whc
we're guilty and who we're not-to con
vines. him self and others whom liz might
cenoern, what tribe was for war aud
which was for .peaee-toq sign treaty il
necessary with any tribe or tribes addict
ed to making treaties-to seperate tbe
peaceful tribes from those disposed fol
war, and lastly.i to post mote troops OF
the Smoky H,li au SaRts Fs roads.
The progress and results of this expe
dilion W. have already given in detail, bu
with You're ipermission we will @keta ret
respective glance at the last few days
and a compreheBsiveand SUMMARY vie "
OF the late operations, We have heard il
stated that Congress voted. $3.50. 900 10
pay the expenses Of thus short campaign
| the troops have marched over four hun
dred aud itty miles! The guilty tribes
and those disposed for. war,rviz; the
Sioux and Cheyennes. have been found
out and separated from their sworn allies
the KioWas,l Arapahoes, and iComanches
| One bnndr ed thousand dollars worth oil
property has been burnt, and this has
despoiled them of every thing save theil
horses, squaws aud pspooses. Tht
wigWam poles burnt lately cannot be re-
placed without going to the mountains
which will involve them, in an intermiua
BILE war with the warlike Ules. their hat
ed enemies. The Santa Fe aud Smoky
Hill routes will 10 future be better guard
ed. Kansas is free from all hostile In.
disns. and her broad feI tile bosom is oper
to the emigrant That is all we are
aware of that the expedition has accom-
pfished. OF one thing We are certain
Majo. General Hancock obeyed his orders
TO the very letter. While General Han
cock is East. Brevet Major Genera
Andrew ] Smith has command of the de
partmeDt of the Upper Arkansas and will
make his headquarters for the present at
Fort HarkeF, but his intention is to m ak,
his permanent headquarters at Pueblo
Colorado ~ -sa.r.f s,-.