8
.daunt Otonicfc
St. CIa!rstM, Ohio, Ma 7.
Ail oniannlcuimt tatauJea to intertlnn in Ik
t r PW baaimx relating to Ih offioa, hould
tmmm1, "Iwun Csao'ataia, Bi CwuuWvrUa,
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I
AN INFAMOUS ARTICLE.
AN INFAMOUS ARTICLE. [From the St. Clairsville Gazette.]
"MY LAMENTED PREDECESSOR."
Whether used ironically, with Lifter Mr
asso r lofty rnpyrio, no Isnmats en be
or sntisstiv It strikM chord in evsry
keirt, and to thn tn irslist would be siitsct
ftf absorbing interest t bV tennins the dffor
cnt emotions produced on dirT rent resrlers.
To the thtioirhtless end indifferent It nisbt
produce ft r-ros. lsusti;-to the eioiied
partisan, scorn ind IneffuMe contempt;
t the fond psrrnt, thoughts of lost son;
te a widowed end homeWs mother,
the endearments of home end the fos
tering care oft kin I husband ; truh" patriot
end ststeswisn whe labored to eff'et the
(Written Jen Compromise, it in rresnsnt with
Aim Mlnmitv. dcflfttfd end ruined con
try. friehtful. civil, horrid war. It reminds
them nfnnnortnnitv aniiined end neeleoted
nftR fond hnnea entertained that the
President eleot would spesk one worj of
comfort, that he would ponr oil on tne
rnnUi water : it remind them of the
hanrry wolves that bed collected t the
Capitol to fatten en the ptihtio pre? : of the
Ann nntTadino- amid of the Mlhlio mind
tn hear the fnrthenmin speech of the
Vramifl in the V S. Senate, under the de
lusiv hope that he would propose plana of
ocommodatinn. but like the rniden apples
of Sodom, proved to he dust end sehe.
We are done with Lincoln the Allwiae
hat summoned him to the trsnd sssize. and
we leave the Inture historian, in calmer
tines, to chronicle the events of his admin
istration in line of I Irod.
The rebel, tn their exultation over
their victory at Bull Run. mutilated
tho bodies of the fnllnn Union soldier,
And made, from their bones ilnjrs and
ornaments to decorate tlioir own per
sons.as they danced in fiendish joy over
the unbtirled forms of the dead sol
diers of the Republic. Tho Christi
anity of the world stood aghast at the
terrible spectacle, butln its sad " and
humiliating lesson learned the true
character of the rebellion and its ad-
rocates.
The editor of the Gazette, In the In
terest of that rebellion, labored for
four years to incite the bitter and re
lentless feeling that culminated in the
Assassination of President Lincoln,
and now, while the patriot hearts of the
Nation, are bleeding tinder tho ter
rible affliction, and the Nations of the
world, Appreciating the great loss
have sustained as a people, are send
ing messages of condolence and sym
pathy ; And, before the tears of vene
ration and love that have been shed
ever his untimely grave by the patriot
And Christian have had time to dry,
this same editor, with a fiendish malice
that would disgrace, a devil, calls upon
hi followers to celehrato the anniver
sary of that murder, and, as if his
to abnse the memory of the dead
was Insatiate, he enters the tomb
Liberty's martyred dead, to disturb
resting ashes, and from its mouldering
bones make ornaments as offerings
that insatiate desire. A hody snateher
who, for a price, robs the grave of
acred ashes, has some respect for
opinion of the living. A Ghoul,
lives and fattens npoa the carcass
the dead, perpetrates his work in
night, that he may escape the gar.o
men; but the editor of the Gazette,
with a malice, described in the
books as .the evideace of a heart total
ly devoid of social duty and fatally
bent upon mischief, seems to have
respect for the memory of the dead
the feelings and opinions of the living.
A TERRIBLE CHAPTER OF
CRIME.
Antolne Probst, tho murderer of
Deerlng family, is to be executed
Friday, Jane 8th. He has made a
onfeasion. He says he first murdered
the boy, Cornelius Carey. Ho then
over to the house, and, by one pretext
and another, succeeded in getting
Charlie" and Mrs. Deering to
barn, one after another, and dispatched
them. He then returned and took
chlldre out to the barn, ono at a
and dispatched them with the
MS.
After describing tho murder of
melius Carey and Mrs. Deering aud
children, he gives the following expla
nation of the killing of the Infants,
Is unparalleled In the annals of crime;
"Ths I want star te the hoas sad
Annie and told her that her mother
to aaa bar ia tha stable. Hh did not
word. Than 1 took the little baty;
uj mi ,u Hi 1 1 v pill n i K pu
aids of ne. 1 )afi the Huh. bahy on ths
orner at ynq io into ths liable, playins
lbs bay. Then I went to lbs aame
wbsro I killed ths others. Shs
around lor bar mother, who was in the
She did not say anything. I knocked
dowo at lb first blow, and cut her
earns as ths othera. Then I want hack
f ot toe little bahy and struck it on the
tha same plaee (hers. 1 hauled tbeni
ths sams rlso. "
Ta CouMerato Democracy of
County met la small numbers oa
Saturday, and selected John H. Heatou,
4tM Barton, Geo. II. Umstead,
UTCollins, Thos. H. Morris,
fcalon, Win. B. Klgar, aad II. M.
Clayland, to represent them In
State Cententlon at Columbus. ; -
But two or threa Townships
- cprcu&6d. Confederate Democracy
frhoai " play) om" io thli County.
CONGRESS.
THE HOUSE ADOPTS THE CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT.
.
of
its
to
its
the
that
of
the
of
law
no
or
the
on
full
went
the
the
tttno,
same
Cor
Iter
whtch
took
say s
took
,...,p-
first
in
place
looked
hay.
her
throat
and
head
in
to In the'U.S. House of Representa
tives, on Thursday; the discussion on
the Report of the Reconstruction Com
mittee was brought to a close. Many
of the Union members wished to amend
the third section, which provides that
those who v luntarily took part In the
Rebellion shall not exercise the elec
tive franchise until after the year 1870.
Some proposed to insert in lieu thereof
that such men shall not hold office.
Mr. Stevens (Union) called tho pre
vious question.
Mr. Garfield (Union) hoped the pre
vious question would be voted down,
The Honse divided, and the Speaker
counted Yeas, 90; Nays, 59 tho
"Democrats" almost all voting aye,
In order to prevent any amendment of
the joint resolution. Tellers were de
manded, and ordered, tho result being
the same. So the previous question
was seconded. On the question, "Shall
tho main question be put?" the House
voted by yeas and nays, the result bo
ing Yeas. 84 ; Nays, 79.
At this time the galleries were crowd
ed, and as the vote progressed the
greatest Interest and excitement was
manifested by the members, some of
whom stood together In groups dis
cussing the chances, while some were
more actively employed in arguing the
consequences, ana trying to eniorce
their views upon others. The Demo
cratic members, generally, carried out
their policy, which was to prevent any
amendment of the joint resolution.
Mr. Farnsworth (Union) wanted to
know whether, at this stage, 'a motion
to recommit with instructions was in
order. Tho Speaker Informed him that
it was not.
The House then voted on the pas
sage of the joint resolution, and it re
sulted, Yeas. 128; Nays, 37.
The following is the vote Itt detail:
Ysas Msr. Alluv. Allison. Amea,
Antlersnn. Ahhy (Nevada.) Aahley (Ohio.)
R'iker, Bnldwin, Banks. Barker. Baxter,
R'stnan. Benjamin, Bidwe'l, Bmham,
Blainn. Rlow.' Bontwnll. Rrnmnal. Rrom-
well. RMfklnnd. Bun'lv. Clarke (Ohio.)
Harks (Kanaaa.) ilh, Conklin. Cook.
Cnllom. Dirlina. Oivia. Diwes. Defrens,
nlnno. Demine-. Piin. Pnife, Donnelly,
Tlririra. Dnmnnt. Et-klev, Kpitleaton. Kliot,
Vnrnawnrlh. Forrv. O'.rfiplH. Orinnell. Oris-
wold. Hardintr (HI..) H 't, Hnyea llendnr-
wm. rw.tr t . IL!
an, ll'tfov, llminea. unnpr, niner'",
Hnt'bard (Towa. Hubbard (W. Va .) Hub
bard (N Y..) Huhhell (Ohio.) Hullnrd,
Jamoa Humphrey, Inpersoll. Jenokes, Ju
lian. Kann. Kelle. Kelno,Kcham. Kuy
lipntlull l.iflin. f.awrence, (Ponn..l Law
renna (OhinV Loan. Tjonevear. Lvnch,
Maratnn, Mnlurir, MMndoe, McKes,
MRnnp. ; Mnranr.. ' Miller. 'Man-head.
Mnrrill, Morria. Moul"n. Mvers. Newell,
O'Neil Orth. Paine, Putteraon. Perhara.
Pike. P -.nt. Price. Rindall (Kv .l Ray
mond, !. (Miaa..) RieetM".) Rollini,
Sawver, Pohenck, RenBeld Shellaharser.
Snaldins, Stevens. Stilwell. Thaver. Francis
Thorns, lohn L. Thomas, jr.. TrohriU,
ITpaon. Van Aernam, Van norn (N.
Van Horn (Minaonri,) Ward, Warner,
Waahhnrne (Maa..) Waahhime. (Ill
Wsahhnrne (Tnd .) Welkcr. William-, Wil
son, (Iowa.) Wilaon (Pcnn..) Windou),
Wnndhridre and febnyler Colfax I2S.
Nays Meaara. Ancona, Bergen, Byer,
Chanter, Coffroth. Dawson. F.ldridee.Finck,
(.'oiahrenner. Onodycar. Orider, Hardin,
(Kv.) Harris, Latham, h Blond, Marahall,
MeCullniivh, Nihlac.k. Phfilp. lladford,
Randnll (Pa.) Ritlcr, Rnirera, Rnaa. Rous-
r,, I l ' Of. u :.L U .
this
last
Jas.
Wm.
B.
the
war
aeau. Shankhn. Sitreave. Smith, trauaa,
Thr, Tavlor, Thornton Trimble, Whaley,
Windeld. Wri.ht-37.
The following is a copy of the meas
ure, as It passed the House:
A JOINT RBHOLUTtON proposino
AMENDMENT TO TUB CONSTITUTION
TIIK UNITED STATES.
Ua it reaolved by thn Senate and Houis
of Repreaentativea of (he United States
America in Conreaa aaaenibled two-thirds
both Houses concurring, That the follow
ing an iale he prnpoaed to the LagiNlatures
the several States as an amendment to
Constitution of thn United Slates, which,
when ratified l'y three-fourths ef said
ahall be valid as part of the
namely :
Ahtici.c , Suction 1. No Stat
make or enforoe any law whioh ahall abridge
tha rrivilrgoa or immunities of eitisens
the United Statea, nor "hall any State
any peraon nf life, lihurty and property
without due procaaol law, nor deny to
pron within ita jurisdiction the equal
of ths lawa. '
Kko. 2. Repreaentativea shall he appor
tioned among tha serersl R'ate whioh
ho included within the Uni'in ancording
their reaped iro numhera, containing
who's number of persona in each
exoWina Indiana not taied. But when
evar in asv State the elnotivc (ranchiste
bs denied tn snv portion ef its male oitianns
not leaa than 21 yeara of e, or in any
abridged, smept for psniaipation in
Rebellion, or other crime, tha basis of
recantation in auoh State tdiall be reduoed
in the proportion, which then umber of
mala uiiiaena shall bear tha whole number
of male oitiitns not leu than 21 years
sire.
Hen. a Until the 4th dav of July.
all iteranns who voluntarily adhered to
lata iniirraellna. iviiia it aid and comfort.
shall bs stoSided from tho right to vote
mnmhsrsnf (Vnrea, and for eleotora
Preaidtnt aad Vice President of the
States.
8a 4. Neither tha United Btatea
anv State shall aaanma or pay any debt
ohliaatinn already incurred, in aid of ths
aurraation. or war asainat the United
or any elaim for oomprnaatioe for loss
involuntary aarviee or labor.
Sao. a. That Uonres shall nave
to onfnros, by appropriate legulatlon,
proviaiona ol thlaartioie.
The Senate has had under considera
tion an amendment to the Post
Appropriation Bill, offered by
providing that no officer,
whose confirmation -by tha Senate
required by tha Constitution, shall
any pay until confirmed j unless
cot&tnlssloned by the President during
the reoess of tha Sonata,
- The amendment was voted on
Friday, and waa rejected yeas,
nays, 23. All the so-called Democrat,
and Mossr. Cowan, Dixon, DeoUttie,
Edmunds, Fesscnden, Foster, Lane
Kansas), Morgan. Norton, Poland,
Sherman', Stewart, Van Winkle, Willey,
and Wilson (Unionists), voted nay.
Mr. Henderson (Union, of Mo.) has
drawn ap a bill, effecting the same ob-
ect, which will undoubtedly pass.
THE MEMPHIS BUTCHERIES.
.
On the first- page of this issue we
print pretty full, particulars of the re
cent terrible butchery" of unoffending
blacks, by the " reconstructed" Rebels
of Memphis, Tcnn.
We have read carefully everything
In connection with these atrocities, and
we can discover no other reason for
them but hatred of the blacks and of
the cause to which they were faithful
through the late war. If one of them
was found dressed in the uniform of
his country, it served but to increase
the rage of the beasts who were hunt
ing them down and slaughtering them
like cattle. Even the Teachers in the
Freedmen's Schools ladies of culture
and refinement, who had given up the
comforts of Northern homes to assist
in educating these unfortunate people
had to flee for their lives, to escape
the fury of a brutal mob.
There is no trouble, we say, In dis
covering the animus of tills aiTuir; and
the ' reconstructed" Memphis Rebels
will prompted by a fear of retarding
the work of their reconstruction "
try in vain to make the people of the
North and the Government believe that
It was discountenanced by the better
class of tho peoplo of Memphis. Every
Rebel paper in Memphis excused the
rioters and murderers while engaged
in their bloody woik.
The details are sickening.
The 4th Ro;lmont Regular Cavalry
arrived in Memphis about the close of
tho riots, and has since patrolled the
city.
Gen. Stoneman has organized a com
mission to investigate the cause of the
riots. Gon. Fiske, of the Freedmen's
Bureau, has also gone down from Nash
ville to look into It ; and we are tn
hopes Justice will be done, both to the
poor blacks and their brutal porsecu
tors. ; '
Gen. Fisko has ordered that the col
ored churches and school houses be
Immedintelv rebuilt, and that tho C09t
be levied on tho city.
)
.
AM
Or
of
of
of
tho
Tub livln hsv a heroulesn tsolr before
them s country to regenerate a nonatitti
tion to reatnro. la tb P-mocratio party
master of the poaitinn? Can it aeeompiah
this stent work ? .We have hosts to con
tend with SS numerous aa the frnga tnd lice
of Egypt, potent for evil, sad bnt on mSa.
chief. Are we readv for ha work ? We
have "Moses" snd his "rod" w have the
prestige of manv a gloriona vintorv
bsve our invjne'le name, and above all
have our STANDAHn OF PRICIPI.ES that will
outlive the march of tints. St. Clsiraville
Gaxette.
Yes, and you have the Repeal of the
Missouri Compromise, the Kansas Ne
braska Bill, the Lecompton Constitu
tion, the Dred Scott Decision, the Inau
guration and encouragement of the Re
bellion, the Riots in New York and else
where In resistance of the draft, and
the responsibility of the blood shed,
the lives lost, tho treasure expended,
and the debt Incurred to overthrow
Rebellion yon inaugurated, in the
terest of the slave-driver, for the over
throw of the Union.
If with this record, this "ancient
renown," yoair "standard of principles'
does not "outlive tho march of time,"
and secure to you an eternity of
fumy, the wicked need have no fears
future punishment
ANOTHER VETO!
aball
of
do
pri any
pro
tection The President yesterday sent to
Senate a message vetoing the bill
mittinz Colorado. Ho assigns
reasons tfiat the people are in no need
of a States and, finally, that its adinls
sion is incompatible with the publio
interest
may
to
the
State,
aball
way
tba
rep
auoh
Hon. Houacb Maynard and
W. B. Stokes, of Tennessee, will speak
for the Union enuso at Wheeling
Monday night next -We presume
many of our pedple will avail them
selves of the opportunity to heartheso
distinguished champions of tho Union
causo.
ni m, 1 l
"My Policy."
1870,
tb
for
for
United
nor
or
in
State.
el
power
the
Office
Mr
Trumbull, la
re
eslve Without the suthority of law President
Johnson, among hia earliest acta or reoon-
truotion, ordered the sale nf Government
railroad snd railroad running stock,
and material to an enormous amount
Southern men, nn ored it ; he directed
Quartermaster in charge to turn over
property, and take the purchasers'
navable monthly, uo t two yeara:
value of the property thus nominally
hut in reality given away, waa probably
$200 000.000. Ofoours the notes,
thev fill due. were not paid, and it
never intended thev should be paid. Th
are under protest here to million.
Government holds chattel mortgages
propei ty, all in llnbel hands; that has
oonauiaed ia Urge part; n P'rt haaebansed
hand; and ths nalahea ol whioh ia
in defiant digard af,the eoqtraot ot
chase. Tha Pra(leat reluses to permit
proceedings to compel payment, or to
ooyer pnaaeaaioa of any portion of this
men amount of th piihlio property.
. Osw. Santa Anna, ei Kmperorof
loo, is io New York. Tha Tribune say
is opposed to Maitmtllian. '
on
10;
-AN elderly tuan, with $10,940 la
pookat, wss picked up inth itrsst of
toe, fnasy, orunn.
Qin. SouoritLD Is to leave Europe
lata tonairy ssst Bataray.
GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.
8r.ttATOR 8niRMVi(. lately said In debate
that it was evident 'that thare muat soon bs
a revolution in ths mthnd ol nisnasin lbs
telegraph lines of ths etintry, whioh were
now niakinit immense profits, thoir annual
receipts qiiallin , the enure coat of the
lines. Kxitertenea . has t-nown tnst
wa
we
the
in
in
of
this
mode of communication . waa ohesper, and
required the employment of less capital
than any mode petore jinnwn. v itntn s
year or two, the (aHflffrt.ohargea mint . be
greatly reduced, pi-rbapa by the Govern
ment aaauniina tha control of all the lines !
in whioh event, thatea would diminish as
poatal rates have diminished.
Ths New York Supreme Court has deci
ded in the E P. (Jhriaty will eaae. that
Mary Miller waa the mistreaa, not the wife
of'Ohriity, snd henos that the will male to
her and other persons as executors, waa nun
and void. The property ia thus left to hia
wife and children.' The Court also decided
that he wa inaane at thn time he jumped
out of tba window, snd hence was ineempe
tent to make a will, especially in favor of a
person who, it is alleged, he wedded after
ward. About $150,000 worth of property
are involved in hia will.
A NBW telegraph com nan v whioh waa in
corporated by the lat Pennsylvania Legis
lature is about to ijiiild an inlepemlmt line
of telegraph from Pattaburgh to Oil City,
with connections eastward and weBtwaril
with other independent lines. The enter
priae is said to have grown out of the exor
bitant ohargea of the consolidated Weatern
Union and United States lines, snd the
principal eorporators sre men largely enga
ged in nil operations.- Thn line will extend
from Hittatinrgb -40-OU City, Titusville,
Fitbole snd Tioneats.
DuaiNfj a recent thunder storm in Tennes
see, a half mile nf telegraph wires were
melted, and divided over the whole diatance
into small fragments, irregular in shape,
and manv nf them no lsrgsr than a btn'kahnt.
or a small riflu hall. Fragment were found
along the whole ditnnce, and would not. if
nut together conneotedlv, make a wire
thirty feet in length. . The g'a-n inultnr
wi-rn fined, and ths poles were shivered
into tragtnents.
Tub Lieutenant Governor of Nevada re
cently went on S ''le Frolio snd came to
grief. B'ing ex nffkio Warden of the State
Prison, and in that e-tnacity h iving recired
a lot of nnw uniform clothing for the on
viots, he put. on a auit and went into town.
B'it he was immediately - apprehended.
taken before a ju-ttioe of the peace, and sent
to the prison a an escaped conviot
TtiE Presbyterian Oeneral Assemblies,
both old and new schoil. will convene at St.
Louia nn the 17KUit. i.Oia thousand dole-
gates are expeo'ed to bs in sttsndsnee.
Misaiaippi packet cempaniea, and several
main railroad lines, have agreed to convey
the delegate at half. fare. ' K religion eon
ventinn. cilled hv Dr Bieckinridge, nfKen
tneky, will meet at St. L mie at the same
time.
James Robinson, the New York circus
rider, waa aevHrely injured a few dav ago
while rehearsing hia new act. in whioh
is to iiimn from his horse, while going
full a eed. thronirh a afage coach. The
New York papers think that thn taeertain'y
t .,,.1 -n i! ; l. i:.
tne loal in wuicn ivjuinsou imu urea uii
neck.
IN rnsponse to Gov. P if ton a appeal
behalf of the auff -ring poor nf Alabama, the
War IJ'Pirtment h ordered that sup -11
be sent immediately to thar S'ato sum .iie.nt
o relievo the entire deatitut population
The S'inpH" are to he Utusd through the
Froedmen s Bureau.
Oov (laa. or South tJaroltna, has ex
nrnsnd hia opinion regarlinc the teaching
of freed people. Hehilieve it ia good
the State. . He l't the . teaehers shall
protected in their d'liies, and that the pre
udme against them snd their occupation
is disappearing.
O Mahont has resumed his position
Head Centet-of the F-niana. and his resin-
nation has rwen aeentei1 by Stephens.
O'Mnhonv'slaat offioial set was to remora
Iviilian troin the Treasuryship of the Broth
erhood.
It ia said by the Washington specials that
it seem to be agreed among the memebrs
nf Cnngre to take a reoe from about
first nf July toithe; first r.F Ontoher. and than
continue in teuton until December.
Tub Nw York Tribune foots up
bank win lings an-' emhezilementa from
May. lttftV to IWv.xln at about ,I64.
000. hesiile $3,472 000 of what it calls
vulgar snd violent robberies.
the
ad
as
Col.
on
iron
to
the
the
notes,
the
sold
a
waa
The
on
been
used
pur
i
I
Mat
hs
his
Bo-
for
JrFr;nsoN Davis waa Indicted for trea
son on Wedn'srlavchv.th Grand Jury of
Uni'ed States Uisfnnt Court, now in aesxion
at Norfolk. "The Court has aUourned
meet in Uiohmond uj June.
Tna Dotroit Tribune, sfter s thorough
vestigation of thn flood it ion of wheat in
S'ata is oomne'lcd to conclude that the
crop for I860 wil) fall below
average yield ot past seasons.
Til largeat amount of revenua paid
th British peonle in anv one year
$370 000.000 The amount which the pen
pie of the United States will pay this
Will bo $540,000 000.
Robert J Tirr-aNT. a hatter or
Franoisoo. paid $VK) in gold fur the
choice ot aeat n the nceaaion ol the
appearance of Elwio Forrest ia that city.
From nffiniil dofinmenta which have
placed in the hand nf Secretary Seward,
ftot ooraea tn lignt that Santa Anna ia
adherant f Maximilian's Government.
i-.'
During) s late trial in the Circuit Court
st Pontian. Mioh.; 1 to vitia'e a leaas, Judge
Oreen deoided that the absenoe ot a stamp
did not invalidate te ttneument
OiKOAOO telegram report winar wbeit
aa very nearly a failure in the Northwest,
while white snring whest will be abundant,
uo , injured hereafter.
Tn gold ernn of the world will probably
resnh $.V) 000,0(X this year. Previous
1X30 rh vrat;a annual yield waa lesa
$3t 0(10 000.
THR ricaynne thinlcs mat ths
population nf New Orleans i now "three
four times larger than it was previous te
war.
Tn oldest newspaper In Amerioa ia
0i-.)te. aad Chmuirtle, publtahed in N
Hampshire. It baajust oomploted it
year. -
A tmt.R girl died very audTenlv in Ronn
dout. N. Y.. a fuw days ago. from aheer
hsustion. produoed by jumping the rope.
RiPORTS froi California Indicate
ths orop of noreals will sxoeed thisyesrtbst
fsny former yesr. . -.
Tub trial of Col, Jesquas for murder
mean nf an abortion, bgao at Louiavill
Thursday.
Tui average arrival of emigrant at
Paul. Minnesota, It about three hundred
par day,
CONrsotRAT einigranta ar returning
from Moiioa They bring unfavorable
report. ' i
Tbi laroous'trettlait 1irs Dexter
told at auction n Wodnaaday for $l4,0oa
Fode hua4rd aei sixty dollars la
liquor Iiesaa OiMbnrc lad.
at
in
for
be
ss
ths
the
Th body of the lste Preston King, Col
lector of the port ot New York, was dis
covered on Monday in New Yoik bsrbor.
Mr. Kins, it will he remembered, commit
ted- suicide last November, but although
strenuous exertions were made to recover
his body at the time, they were unnocfM
fill. The body waa not so mneh bloated,
nor so decomposed a it would have been
tessonahln tn expect, from tho long time it
had remained in tho Watoj.
A VEST daring robbery occurred, Satur
day, in New York. The eashier of s Isrge
earpet bouse waa knoeked down on Forty
third street, snd robbed of about fourteen
thousand dollars, which he was about to use
in paying off the hand. no was knocked
down, but sfter his- reeoverv sv nnh s
description of the scoundrels thst it is hoped
they msy be arrested,
I HE Municipal fours till which hsa hren
before the Tennessee Legislature Tor scire
time nasi, ia now a law. The Hn on
Monday sdnpted the Senate's emenrfments
tn the original measure, by a vo'"of40to
20 Its provision apply to Nashville,
Memphis snd Chsttsnnoga, much to the
disgust of rebel sympathisers in all those
cities.
the
to
in
thst
ag
gregate ths
by
was
year
Nan
first
Orst
been
the
an
to
than
negro
or
th
the
-w
109th
ex
that
by
oo
St
was
th
A PACirro Pnersv; ''The latest nw
from Monfnni is doleful enough thousands
of men vainly prospecting for digei'gs;
nothing psving over two dollar per day,
men eormtsntly freezing to death; te four
dollar per pniinrl ; flour thirty dollars per
hundred; men living on breed and wstei, or
venison straight. "
Thr Supreme Conrf of Missouri hsa lust
rendered a decision f importance to per
sons using, the teleeraph. It helij that
telegraph c.impanv hsa a right to prescnt-e
the conditions on whioh its linasshall hensd.
snd ia responsible for no errors except these
arising from gross negligence on the pert
its employes.
Tn Orrville (Cal l Rsoord hints thst
certain n rsnns hive disoovr-l a veritsble)
dim"n l mine somewhere in th vininttv
the Tible Mountains, tn the West o the
Meaills valley. Tha specimen ere aii
bavn been propounded genuine by those
engaged in the diamond trade of San Fran
cisco. DuRlva the bombardment of Valparaiso
the American Minister. O -n. K'loatrii'k.
en horse hack, rode through the city, amid
the burning ahIN from the Spanish fl-
and the vociferous cheers of the admiring
Chilians, enennravinp the firemen in their
efforts to subdue the flames.
It is stated that wi'hin a month sfter the
opening of the N-w York State Inenriate
Asylum, over 1.500 applications were made
by wealthy parent fir the admission
their daughters, who had contracted intem
perate habits from the us of liquors
fashionable parties.
Tt ha been officially reported tn Oenersl
Howard that 0nrN Fuller'nn snd Steed
msn w-mld hardly listen to tho testimony
a Union man or s ng'0. nnles c.harg
were made against the Freodrnen's Bureau
while every rebel complaint is carefully
tened to.
OMR of tha Philadelphia churches
erected in the wall of ita vestibule a
table, whoreon i inscribed the name
date and place of the death ol earh of
membi-r who fell a victim to rehel bullets
or to rebel barbarity during the war.
Mr. S. S Baoww. of West Oilena.
cently shipped to Chicago, from his farm.
ninoti fire he i ! off! ctttle. which averaged
in weight 1.190 poni-l each and whii-h
sold f ir $11 "JO oe.r 00 pounds, live weight.
lie was paid f 7.009 tor the drove.
SoMRofthe R'ltnhlieans of Conosptiout
have, presented tn Col. William B. Stoke.
Congressman oet from Tennessee, an
Snencer riflu a an acknowledgment
his efficient services during the rcecnt do
cat campaign in the former State.
Thr St. Paul (Minn 1 Pies say thst
aggregate of lumber em this ?ear is almost
equal to that of the three preoding
lt is estimated that tha Upper Mis
sissippi will end down this spring at
seventy five millions ot fxet.
Tiik. Committee on Agrioultnre will
ceed in a few day to discuss thn expediency
of removing the D iparrment nf Afrlcu'ture.
tn O'ib orth Western a ates. Judge Inw-
rence will d Irers ths Committee in
of the change.
Hartford. Conn , has had only fifteen
different town clerks since the town
fuuiid"d, in 1635 George Willis served
sixty four yeara, John Al'en thirty
years, and Hes-.'kiuh Wylis twenty-seven
er.
Ma. Georor Peahodt is staving
his sister at G- orgetown, near South D
Mss. He declined a former' recep
tion which waa tendered tn him tiy a
mittee of the oitisens of South Danvers.
Am asportation ha been formed in Saline
County, Mo., oa'led "The Honest Men'
League, having for ita nlij -ot the hunting
down nf horse thieves aad others of
same family.
Thr Hartford V, on rant announces
the contract for tho construction . of
Gettyanrgh monument ha V-en awarded
tn its designer, Mr. James G. Batteraon,
that city.
Tub regular packets from New York
Liverpool and Havre are all filled, the
beinv engaged in advance by families
to hi trope to upend the summer.
Tin United State Consul st Halifax,
undi'r data nf M iv 7th, write that
cholera has entirely disappeared from
quarantine station It that pla.e.
Till military foree now in Virginia
sists f fiirtv four companies of regular
troops, numbering in the sggregsto
two thousand men.
A CHCRCtt In Henry County, Indiana,
was burnt last woex tteoause a colored
gyman had preached there on the invitation
of the congregation.
In the spring election in Michigan
twenty-six Counties, the Republicans
msde a net gain of seventeen supervisors.
Col. Jacques, who has been on trial
Louisville fur murder, was on Monday
The jury did not leave their
There are about twelve hundred
ia the frettdmen's village on the Arliog
ton eoltte, (lion, ice s old rseideue. )
Two more deaths from the cholera
reported at quarantine ia New Yoik
Monday. Thare were bo new oases.
A arm of 129 miles was reoently made
th Miohigan Central Kiilroad in
hour.) and forty nine minutes.
One more death from cholera occurred
th New York quarantine, on Sunday.
new can were reported.
A Woman ninety yeara old was brought
bo tors th ti t n Polios Court last
for assault aad battery. .
Secretary McCutxocn visited Fortress
Monroe on Tuasdsv last and had aa
with Jeff. Davis,
Tin ohnlr ioitmnt Ls quiatin
io Ntw York. Tb disstM has naarlv
at quarsQiio. .
bract foods msy bav dsoliosd, bat
ri in hsop skirU t lb strai tt
quit surtlfog.
UNION STATE CONVENTION.
Wednesday, June 20th, 1866.
STATE UNION COMMITTEE ROOMS,
COLUMBUS, O., May 1.
To ths Ustos Vorini or Ohio i
a
of
of
to
et
of
at
Th annual Conveiill in ot tha Uiiinn Tarty ot
Ohio will be lielil ill Unlumbuaon Wi-ilufwlav. tiw well
day ol June. 1-SMI lor Ilia tra-i-aetioii ol tiuin ami
ihe nomiiia inn of eaadidaiaa on Hi Union litkal (or Ui
followln ollirra:
Herelury of late.
Jml- nl ihe Snpri-m Court.
hi i.-. m M..M..I nt Piil, Hi, trnraa.
Tl. l.aaift nl rnrr Hiitiil inn 111 lhia ('oilVailtiOtl Will
he one dolrirale lor evi-ry livi- hnmlrrd voiea ral for
konl, r i nr r.irCnvrriinrln anil one aililitionnl
ileli-i-le for any frarlioi,ol iwo hund eil ami fifty ole
ana upwarn. anu uraiiniiK "'"t" ,'ii'"j " - -Iwo
ulrale. 'I he ilelritalinn will atarnl a follow -.
;We omit the table. The whole number of deli-gale
to lf chosen la 4t. Balmor.l Coumy is euliiled to 7.
KD. Chios
Thi s veral eountiea ar reqnaslert tn hold their meet
in for the aeleelion of del'jaleaon HSktttrdSty,
. V. ft!. Atmmr .P .1 11M
We invilK yoiiVearnrai nil-iilinn to thi" call, and hej
you will kiiH up deienal'i who ehall truly repreienl th
wi-hea and bel illleret of the Peoplo.
Fire yeara an the U-'iou Party wa or(tanlil oil
the all-important 1ml niinnle platform of the preaerralion
nf the Union and (io ernmi-nl. Tn it thr loyal aud
earnest men of all partial everywhere ralliaJ, and liara
vr t,.i. aualaiiiil il
Five yeara of earnem eo-operation and lahortoether
hare made o friemla. and tawcht u many valuahla
eona which werhall do well neer to tnrijet. They
have inuxht us that iolenl party pirH and loiter parti
ami feelinaara areal evil-, and 'end loinialeml the Juil
me nl ; that, while we have tha r-o er and pHlriolinn to
crmh n (treat and wicked Hehcllion.wr ne.-d the eier
eiee o' charily anil forbearance to overcome paeMon
and nr. iuilice: that elernal vieilance i athe price
lih-ltii" thai every -lepol onr pro :re. in ihe recent
iel -trui'gle. baa been marked bf the Inner of Drviu
Pmvid-'iice.
Is the work for wliic-k we Joined hauda compiled?
True, the war ia at an end. anil we rejoice m ihe return
of pence; but the -am notilicnl iirea and real na
tional queatioua are b- fore the cmiiilnr no, that have
lirred inen'a inmda and henrls for aeveral year pal
and new and important qne.liona. invnlviiiir the credit
and character nf our liiveniment. i I oire ami abroad.
mul he actled and e-laldi-hn- . Fo- what have I
brave men of our country periled life and torliliie. if nnt
ihnt a free neonle'a iriiverum'-nt and Ihe inteirriiy tt the
Union ahould be maintained and perpetuated, and die
ritflit and doc rine nf aecee ion forever abami wed ?
Th..e cannot be fully nccnmtlihed without the uni
led clforta of Ihe Koorl the wie. the loyal and iru
hur,,i mi, of ihe ntnte firmiv atunftinir loreiher.
thev have done for five yeara paat. Ignoring M
ta.uea. and all anneal- to paator and prejudice, let
meet in council reaolred 10 atand by Ihe nrinrtplna
which nave raided ui diirinr the no-t yeara oftnal. and
noininalr fot oHica then who have artvocattd and toavhl
for them : nd with the true apirtl of palrtoia anil
Divine lilein. ncc a aud vieiury win na certainly
follow our banner in p-nce aa they did m war.
Hy order of the Suite Central Committee.
Very truly, your frii-nila in ihe caue ef tire Union,
RUSH R. SLOANE, Chairman.
WM. E. DAVIS. Sec'y.
WM. E. DAVIS. Sec'y. Union State Cen. Com
GEO. B WRIGHT, Chairman.
JAS. WILLIAMS. Sec'y and Treas.,
State Union Ex. Com.
STATE NEWS.
and
it
re
he
ele
gant of
i
the
na
sons. least
pro
favor
was
seven
with
in
tow, com
the
thst
the
of
to
bertha
going
the
the
con
about
cler
in
have
st
ac
quitted. aeats.
freed
men ware
on
nn
tore
st
Ho
week,
inter
view down
as
d tb
tiasss
Thk Salem Repolilii:n say: The Wbeat,
so laras are have been atile tn learn, ihrtiu
nut ti ilumhiana anl M ihoninii (Jo llities.
nrnmisi'S much better than was sn'i'iiat"Oj
a t'uw werks saO. .Tha lute f ivuralile weath
er has started it to iirowinii finely, andtiiany
Qi-Msthar were reitardeil as wurihlesa
nnw Hhuwina evident' ul a paynift crop.
Should the weather continue I'avoral.le.
farniHrH will yet receive very lair return
tor tht-lr tml.
Stephen LKooErr, says the Stenbenvi'l
G iscite. who is known to our reader aa
old offender, was arrested in WheflinK
Monday last. He has recently stolen ever-
al horses in Harri-on County, lor which
will he retained in the Wheeling f ill until
called lor by the authorities ot this state
Barnesvillk, B.ilmont County, has
the aoetie rt-o-ftitlv of several liur Uric
rihhnrirts. On Wedtiesduy nitrht the forti-
offioe at that ulaoei waa entered and robbed
The letters in the buses for ditriliu'ion,
the mail out ur tor W o-iil-B I I. were nfljd
of their oontents.' L-iss unknown.
Itt Meigs Ctmntv the wheat crnnja repre
sented to be o had that it will prove aluioat
an entire lulure 1 lie larmers are Dlnwinv
up their wlvat 6. Ms. snd either -owing
them with ats or plantms corn. Meigs
n it tininri of a fruit growing County,
but little is izpected.
The Zunesvillo Courier ststes that
was strui-k on Friday, almut 4 o clock P.
on the McDniald farm, owned hy the Wood
hury Coiii'ianv. A good stream of oil
tinues to flow, with nn abundance nf
and all neoeeaary indicatiuns of its being
Bret ulase well.
The Cadis Bank robbers are said to
bi en rehel soldiers or guerrillas. There
were six of them. A purl of ths money
siolrn, amounting to ono hundred thousand
dollars, was found scattered nn the ground
where the tobberswere arrested.
Tub Pdinsville Telegraph ssys that
wheat orop nn the ridges in that County
( bake) at this wesson ot the year
l inked Bier than n'iw. The h ie.
Dispitohsiys the same thing of that region
TlIE T iledo Commercial eaya thai 14
uiishels of potatoes w -re ahinpo-l (rnui I
d i to Cleveland, last week. And
bushels have been shipped tn that
from laledo since the nrst ot January,
One of tha improvements af the day
railway travel i the opening ol ode
tains on the trains. These are in operation
upon several of tbe roads leading
Cleveland.
The Marion Independent say tbe
crop in that Count v will be raiher slim.
Tuscarawas and Columbiana County paper
sav the pruspect u improving lu those Coun
ties. .
Tn Chillicothe Osxntta say a a greater
breadth of oa's has been snwn in Ivins Coun
ty this year than ever bo fore iiiany farmers
having sown tneir wueai neias in oaia.
The Cleveland Herald ststes thst
young man uieiitnuird in ibat paper a
day aiiictt as lying f ir so long lime
trance, died on Saturday evening hint.
A NUMBE'l ol th farmers in Rosa C -on'y
ar trying tbe experiment ol giowing spru
wbeat upon tb uwitw io wniort the tail
lug waa trusco out.-
0LY two Ohio regiment now remaining
in the rmrvice the JUto Infantry and
Cavalry. "
Da. A. B. DaAKB. of Athens, Athena
County, oomtuiited euiuida on rudsy,
4th.- Ltis, psoumary etnoarraiwiusot.
The Lorain County M.iw av th
effirts for ths new end twment ot Oberlio
C-illege are meeting; with good ailooes.
IT i antiounosd that there are now
students st the Uno Untver-ity at Athens,
60 or whom are retnrned soldiers. '
O" Monday, M ty 7ih. a train wss put
the New Liabon Braooh Railroad, and
make regular trip.
Trains are now running regularly on
Nsw l.ubon Branch ttU ttoad.
- Til 2Mb Obi Iafrntry RsgiuMitt
Mt aatr out.
Administrator's Sale of Real
... . ...Estate. , '
JM PVRUNCP. ota order i-.nt.d hy"- tm '
M hate Conn of It -lniuin C umr. Ohio, I UI sm tjt
ili-, bi pulilte ho , ,.n ' .
Saturday, May aa, mb,
hriwrsn Hie hmim ol Id o'elwk a n and i iiya
Ihr nremiw. ilia iMInwM d-orilwil eihi, ultuan -
iiiim,..!, 01 iwimmi mhi Plnta nf INno. ia
Ivliir in P. a Tort-ii.inn. I , aid Catimy : brwt Bart ot
S- cnon :I4. I'p. S. R ai--i: nuini, ,a ..... .
" '."". ;''l'' a iraei bf alutui II ai-ro. off Uia Nnrta
ami inermi. wmcn in l-vt waa -clol in sun laliL
ami wra a pa-tiir n.-lrt, nnd h rli wi pold ar iM
andr.iirn-il Mny IS. IHIl in nm:,r nksaalrfa. Th '
tract n-inaiiiinir. roiiialiim I i arn mora or leas, an
brin tlia am iraci now wtmpl.-ri b Hi midaraiirnait.
r-t,i mni-r wir nn o a Ifl-e Ol lWar. TfJI
mine Known on nnj m nam.
I
;
be
ai
ua
the
MARV AVI TYt.oil. .n.
Missouri Farm for Sale.
1.240 Acres in Dent County
400 Acren notlom I,nd340
under Culllvullon.
THR nnhanr1 rr oiTern titan abovn Furm ftr Mlt tbr'
the re u o 11 o ly Vmt he wiMirs to irnUtrk
In other lMiiii. Tltrrti m on the flhova .rrm-
n ifoo? nf w Km me tmi 0 lr W feM Crili ftod' -Fsiahl-utT
all Rtftnplefv A dtmMe lnr MouW mtJ !'
tiai tionfi NtiJ a tn(J Citern. I t witliin 15 mi t of
Holhi iirht milrjiof ttfin. County mrni of Deuit
mile from JnmeV Iron Vnrk 10 fmrn a dr rtavs
Flotiriii-r Mill attrl CHnlirtfT MrpIiI te 'A mile from tb
Lake Pnriiitr ArH-lemy, and ion ih road Iffldt n trow
Ritlln tn Hitler. ViU. a wUIom it-rro uM purt-hntfra.
For fnnher inlormaliou call on Tlioo (kalmm, tClair"
till. (T, or on tha ubtcnliar on Ifaa pmni .
aprtO w - L. V. IIVKR.
FOB J3ALE.
f OFFKR MY FAR V. miuat! one mile Soatliraat
1
Ml
ot Crntreville, Uelmoiil Coanty. Ohio at privaM
Tht farm com taint 140 Arrm ton of which are elear
eil hiiI 70 m (rrt It i well waierrd. han a good two
siory Frame Moaa. UtI feet, rood talitif , and all
oilier uecusmry oti(luildtitr all nearly new a younr
neaniifr iwmwui over iuu mas. aiao m Tanaty oi
retr. t;iierrieiT riuin
For .erm utoiif ol ihe auhncrlhr o h nrv in tat a,
aprlillineoii(3f91perrn JAMF-S ;OUIX).N.
House and Lot for Salo. ,
OFFKft FOR f tt Thmw and T to tou at
(ilenctm. He I mom ('on ty. Ohio- The hont in
new oue-f-iorv fruma wim two mom lt iid-r
fence. uiHble for al pefn rfs-iri t loearryoii af
inerltnnit ul bu iiieRs l'rrai raT
apr5ff ' ; CHAKM 9 McCOY.
Valtlable Town Property
for sale.
TIIK. f.AROK ItlliriC HUII.DINO on th Southweaa
corner of Main and Markot Blreeta. in 11. Clatrv-
villa, o.-po-lle the l.ewia Hoiim aiifl National riotw,
and occupied by it. F. T oll and otheft, is offered lor
'I'hia i the mn.t de.irahle ;lSlnj ami loaua la
town for htaaine-a purpoea
ror terra apiy ooa va
mart-U ' . H, C WEt.DAY.
3P.
TWII.I. ISKI.I. AT PRIVATK SVl.K SO ARSa
ort the Nnnb pan of my farm, adjoining- S CiairvV .
vilfe. on which 60 acra ia a email house, elablo. ewnw
I quarry, eoal and wood &akl tract ia well supplied wu'
writer.
For term, enquire ol
deli
!S Claimrille, Oluo.
re
out
an
on
hr
and
and
i
and
well
M.
con
gas.
a
have
the
never
IV,
6s5
nle
35B
place
in
toun
Iroui
ths
lei
in
sow
11th
May
initial
176
on
now
th
kal
2,880 Acres
Missouri
of Land in
for Sale.
ai private sale the ahora-
rTlll. tindrreiifned wi'l
I landa. in :tM acre trne-a.' I'ric SI" per acra
Pavin"nl to suit purchase r Thia land la Umbra
liul prauie.
A m. I-Jll Acre-in AdmaCouniv. Iowa, ag
to Hie Ooinity Seat Qiiincy. I'rairic land.
I or tin-trier inlonnuiinu. call on tne -uu-cniwr. ai a. ,
niurmville.O. (nol-in THOS. OSlldRNlt.
Calkins, Griffin & Coa
OBEPHLIlSr, omd.
si. CAI.KIsii, i
POSJ l. 1 ' """"
UUHTISB,
S. SaCalkins&C.P. Griffin-
PrinciffaU of Cotntnerrial Dtpantnnt, f rmruaaaft .
in the ?rtenee ol Account oiMtnerrial l'fW
ud I.eflturern on ltuna 1'uiHNiia, '
Corrtf.pomltiiea fc.efco-
C. H. Pond
-1
Prineipal of the Telegraphic Dparimeul. an1 tuMnMar
lor in rruclicai an I horene-.l Tele:- 4.itiin
MewiHi UeguiraiitMi, Keportg. 4c. , o.
L. E. & W. A. Drake
Principal, of lha Ohlrotrraplne IVpartmanl. In
tu hp'.rnan r emnanitiiip riatn, ifaciMal
aud Uniartiomal leiHlrawiuy, CaaA
r Maikiiif Lettering, ate.
Tha eourM of alndv conaiftta of tINGfsR ANIV
THUU.K KNTRV IIHOK-KKKIM Xi. in Mock and
Par Hrt ip ela. wiioleaale and Relail Merebandrainc,
oiniiiiaiioii. Cofnpnund romiaiy a d Join rtiMk Bust
!!, Itaitkinff. Oonnn-rriai Pper. CoBiitrrial Lmw,
iluiiieaw AntiitfKiie. iTt.eMiai ran man It ip, aia . at.
A lanre Half ia nowfiiied lip for lite Teleifraohir la-
pimrr.' ni ent'lii4vely. w tiers atWantMire will ba
t-urel ai fritJt in anyihmjr eiarwlttur Inth Writ It in
in tlia rare of an operator mi tiiic aip riet.ra, aad mi
tlte best repulsiioii. ' 'lavm aro ihe atrur and patrons
Be of the lialinff Telftcraph Oifieer ihrouliul tha
em, anTATiOK' i-r ratiuaie ran reasin)- ne neeureO.
The Tuition Pea ia only about ONK H M.F tha
uaually rltaredi mmiur limiilulion; while ihe elieap
lien, of livnuf. llie iiumrtHia edunat ittnaJ a) lvaiitarra mi
thi; plaee, and the oota arativv abM-ne ol lauptaiUma
lo vira. are imiHsnant eonaideriiiiou. .
We do mot outtuirKS .iiuaiion lo our rra'"aatAav
for it i bs-T'-iid lh power of any Coranrereial olIeM
In irel mliialioviw lot all ti vradnatep, hul we no ouav
tb lull ana coM'-wtim taUMMCiinu 10 oar Mttirtema.
RawaMaEB, wa are not a I hi ' in any itody'aaUaia,
neitlier du wo lay rlainr to o Asavm ft Uuuf m m
"ptAUix' mm a yicai ol inircti04t. , f".
' ; . ...
TsitMm ftr tke full t?our. hieludfnr Rune-M Fen
inanehip
Te ley ran Ui tiff rourae
Hoia rombmed a.
Teacaer' Couraa in peuniaiitliip
ra
To any w hnrm donhia awwaerfttng whwre le f fer
Huiuea Felueuon, we a if on atwly on week
viih u. and find we have deeived you by fafaa repre
entatimra. a-k for tout itwioa feo, and it will b rrfsoaV
ad.
For full partieulmn, au4 for CaUVafttt and CiMHUr.
ja'.Vly
. FAIRBANKS
". TANDAIU';"
i. '
'W! Of ALI KINDS.
Fairbanks, Ilorso & Co.,
. In SUPK.HIOH ST., CLKVKI.AND.
WK AIM MAMUPACTUUR an S.l In e
nd arehouw Trucka: ) awl Kapraaa
Harrow-, Hj Ba and Cotton Pnaaaa, IVaia-anutMarar
Ucan and rramaa, Uaiiar an4 MsnUaal Pnaaea, h.
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