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Men. FORK 4 Harlem Railroad
no TRAYELERs.

0VlAOh EO AnA AuAAEs
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
ID Sundays exoepted)
MORNING EXPRESS, leaving Troy ~ 9fI5 a.
H.; from Albany at Hudson River Depot at $50 A.
H., arriving at New York ct $3.50 P. n.
AFTERNOON EXPBESS, leaving Troy At 8sOO
?. H, nom Albany at 3:l5 = ~. arriving At New
York at 9s2o P. r., connecting with express trains
Tor Philadelphia and Washington City.
The Cincinnati Express from Badalo eonnsotI
with the $50 at Albany Tor ReH York b. the Ear
lem Road.
For the better accommodation Of the pubIlc, AZ
rangemeni8 have been made 20 run the trains Of
the Hudson River RAilroad %. and those OF the II.
u and Harlsm RAiroad %. ct different hourS frOn
Albany and Trey.
THE HARLEM ROAD.
Passengers will be Tioksted and Baggage checked
over this road direct 70 New York By the Central
3. B. Co., and all connecting Lines North and West
Tickets Of the Hudson River Railroad %. and d
this %. VIII bo received BY other road and Bag
gage checked By either Company will be delivered
IN New York without change Of checks.
Nov. I'd, 1854. 7. A. CHAPLIN, Sup't.
FORD b. GREEs. Advertising Agent.
A. B. KHoKERBocKEs, Agent, Albany nOa8;Rs
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PROFESSIONAL.

nR. JIM. JOHNSON, HAVING RE-
~ moved his Office to No 143 Ontario street, over
Colwelrs Hardware store, would be pleased 70 zee
ell is cid pat ons and as many new onrs as may
please to call. Particular attention paid to d.
ease, Of Women and Children, rheumatism, Scra-
thea, and indeed TO al tue 1 Is Co which humanity
Is heir. CO1tu'ta ion free. Office hours from 10
10 AN and from TO and 70 10 P N. AD722A
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MAcHINISTs.
HEErHI TEETH TEETH
gE ]. b. Daniels,

Late Of the hrm Of HALLIWELL DAKIFLs, 10
gtif At hfs old estabshsd Dsntsl Ho ms, corner OF
Ontario street and Public Square, making those
invhIuabe gems artificial Tt eth, at the ole prices
before tie war. An Upt or OF Liver set from elO
% SIS. al work warranted. aplO.k4
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DAMNED FRUITS AND VEGETA-
~ BLES of very excellent quality, consisting OF
PsAehss, PlumS, Ohernes, hlackbeFries, Bsspber-
ri's, Zea Mays, or White Flint corn, Gr5en Corn
and Tomatoes, can befound at
GEo. n. BEOK's,
rh2s 80 Superior street,
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RAILRoADs.
'CLEV1LANp ; SEKIE RAILE0AD


I
Trains Ein ran q ioli0Ns Sundays sxssSssd)i
u LEAVE OBEVELAHD.
$50. a. M.-DAH EXP RESS TRAflf-sso..l,. -
Wtoughby, PstnaHgillo. MadiSon tse1S,c 4 -
lAbuls OonneaHt and eirard only ss5 - = q
Erts q ~ ,. T., Danhrk s;l5 I. n Baf.is
iz ?. M.-CiHOIEHAT1 ExPREss-ssov.sur, q,
/ EainesFille, Ashtabula and Glrard Only aTd ~.
nSe5 q krios;t9 ?. r., Dunkirk Is ?. r., But.
is5o 3. M.-iAiL AID AOCoMaODArIo1-.
/ ssse9gpinE at al stAtionI snd hrriFs e AEiS q
500 :, m.-HIeHF ExPREss TIA TFI-sto,vf,r q,
Paisssvile, AsEtsbuia and Girsrd oniy. s1d
A.. bSs,io'sss,sst ny ~ g 1;io A. T.. DEakiFk Bs3
Lave RHIa
sr5o ls.te; Ashiaella md PainesTiiis oni1. and
s;ls. a; NJ IL hAIL AID 1dOomnODATfoz
I.i5 - ii1e ~ A. Al Htatson5 Gnd srrfTs q
lO;IB A. M,-TOLEp0 E1PRnBS- -stsvv,n- "A Il,
ssason1S SsEeegs aapV ss' s sagbrOOk OnionTiiis,
SIS P. M.-DAY ExfRsss TRAIE-s,o..,,. =,
Glrzrd, OoRneaus, Ash htAbula, Geneva 4 F1i.sS.
vile o1ly, and arrives IN Cleveland q Sss :. A.
All the trains going westward connect Sc OsysiAa.
With stains for eoledc, chicago, Columbus, Cnoia-
.rsnia SoI5S ssstWsra d connect 4 DuSirR III 81
zAin5 q ne New YORK 3 Erie Rairosd, and a Buf
6sg ToEk City Railroads sor Rev YORK, AIeznJl
6 Sossoni hlaserA fAll5 &c, and At Ers Wth trains
- Day Ezpreaa, Eslt and West, eounsess q
air9Id With Trains On Eris 4 Pittsburgh Bailroaj
ior AinesTills, MsadyI1e, JsmestoNn, a.
overland. Got. lzst. lsSI. -''- -A-'''1-
CLRVELAND, OOLOMBUs 3 OIN.
OCIHNATI AILROAD.
lss4-6. WIHTER ARRANGEMzHT Isas-s,
lGt TrAin-s:o5 A, M.-OINOIHNATI ExPREsg.
stopping At Grafton, WELLINGTON, New Len
tQt4 ehsiby, CEsstlids, Gallon, GIlssd, CsT.
aIngtonr Ashley DslAWRrSs DsWiI Oantrs ans
a TrAln-2:ls P. Observation-Disclosures -stou4
at Al etationgs and arrives IN Columbus e 81
p n, Cincinnati 1:e Al
"a 1rain9-l0 90 P.M.-hlGHT REdE5-Stop-lna
=, e Grafton, wellington, New Londoa SkslbT
SrseLina, TALON. Gilead. OardinEton and Del.
Trains leave Columbus at $50 and ia n
arrive 81 Cleveland 9sS0 A. n, . nnd 50 p q,
OOENEOFIOEsi
1hoibT-Handlsky, Mansfield Newark RAdroad, e
aAnnaoit. nt. Vernon houarks HanssVills,
OEsasline-Pittsburxh Fort Wsyue A OhIo.so Ran.
Lort Mh{noi LapoTte, Ohicngo, &o., West nd
last foL mansneld, Wooster, Massilion, 10,
~ Qao Line, lor Aaztoas
beLelo2tatne, Sidney, Union, Muneie. IndiaR,
kPoliss TsrTe Hapte, Ylnoennss, EtsRsEfns,
Louisville, Cairo 81 Louis. 90. = :
DeleWAre-With Springdeid Branch for 5rrfuEaaId
Ooluubus-Littls Mami D Coluulbus and Te1t.
kaiiroad, ior 4euta, Dayton, lndianapoiia
LefTe Haute, Sc. Lous, Morrow, LoVeland aad
hauroad at Cincinnati for LouisViils EVani-
We 6iiies rHIelro. b. Louis, nd all points on tbs
OolumbuE-CentrAl Ohio EApro-d Tor Newark Ean-r.
vile, Wheeling, &C.; Columbus, Pi1ua q n
diana Railroad for Ptqua, Urbana, 90.
-EoT Tickets to all points and Information aPllg
q, ne ts fasnser stAtion, and at Union Ticket Onos
Cleveland. Oct 81 lsst. sup4ri1tsndsst
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N1KvELAND AND TOLEDO r. 3
e WINrHR ARRAnaEnHnt. 1s.-..

I55l-ss WIhIhb AhHANdNMHHt 9 I864Fs
On aud after mondAY, Oct. Slst, 1884, Passenger
Trims vii leave Cleveland a. follows lSundaJB az
ocptod:
s:iQ A. M.-OHIOAGO EXPRESS.-Stops At Bersa
Grafton Obsrlin, WakemaR, HorWalk, Monroo-
VILE BeleF1es Oyds, Fremont and Elmore,
and arrives af Toledo 81 l2:t5 P. ~, UnioaFo 81
H. 0 P. \, and Detroit $40 P.M
49, .f1R.M.-MESTERH MAIL.-StOpB az AL gtstiOns
on Southern Division, and arrives At Toledo 4
t rs ?. H. OhioAgO At As A. n. and Detroit q
l0s10P. n.
t:50P. h.-A0RTHERH HAIL.-stopa at su Sta.
-ttions on Northern Dfviaion, and arrives Il san.
dusky At TAO P. n.
Dsoe 2. KNIGHT E1PRESs.-Stoss At graitoE 4
NorWAlk, monroegfls, Clyde and Fremcnt, and
2, =. and Detroit a. 5 90 A n
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Connections arc made a. onrosvfIs win The san
dusfy, Mansfield 3 Newark 4. B.; Et Olydo with tha
senduaky, DeTton Cincinnati 3. B.; At Fremoni
with the Fremont Indiana Il. Il. and at Toleda
with the Michigan Southern & Northern Indiana snd
Toledo Mabaah Bailroada for chicago, DetroIs.
!91eAsoe, Lo1t wayne hogansporh LAlayette, Osirs
Southwest.
rralna arrive In Cleveland from Toledo and tha
West at s:21 A. ns ASS ?. r., and $40 ?. n. ErR
ssndnsl0 sf s:l5 I.H L. d. BUOkEB, eus't
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RosT oFFIcE TIME TABLE
lsS4-S. Winter AFFaagsas1T ISSI-E,
F0R FHH -
AkRIsAL AEB CLOSING OF NAILS.
AT THE =
IObEVELAND POsT-oFFTnx

ooEHnSGHa HOHDATs o0FoHnA slzF. Isss
~ Mails viii be opened and rssdT ioF dsIi,.-,
one hour aftoT arrival of trains, - 'AF'tE
- All hAill Close one hour bsf0rs dsparturs .
trains.
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Parties wishing their mail matter delivered By
Carriers will ease leave orders TO that effect at
the Postmaster's Room, with any Carrier, or by
letter through TIE Postofce, when they viii be de-
iiYered, without e1trs cuRrZe, with promptnsss
according to toe following Time-Table Of Depart.
ures Of Carriers from the Ofica.
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OLKVELAND AND PITTsBUREH
~ RAILR DAD
1874 WINTER ARA TCrnFWNF -

1855. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. lsts
On And amer Monday, Dec. 18th, t554 Trains isass
OleYettpd a. follows, daily, Sundays excentedls
$500 A. .M.-MAlLr-ArrtTes 1t Pittsburgh 90 P \ 4.
Harrfsbnrgn 2:3Q A. n, BaltinlOrs ZOO A. y !.
WASHINGTON l0.35 A. n, Philadel phla $50 A. y :
New York les0OA- NJ W heeling 90 ?. n Co. :
meets at Hudson with q. z. y. r. r. for AkrC 4
and Millersburgh.
lao P, ,M.-EXPBESS-ArriVes 81 Pittsburgh 9:I5 y.
B.s arrisburgh 7.30 A. NJ, Baltimore Y 10 ?.
y. Washington 4:40 P. H.. PHILADELPHIA l2:s0 ?,
h, New York 2;t5 P. n, Wheeling 20 A. n
eI5 P. M.-ACCOMMODATIOH-E Hudson ana
intermediate Stations, Cuyahogn Falls Akron,
and Millersburgh, connecting at OrrVflls with
?. y. v. 4 y. ky. for Canton, Mas5illOn, Woos-
ter and Mansfield.
Car5lTan throuzR non Pift5bGrgh 70 HeE IcEk
VIA AEentOEnl without change of carr,
- Eare IS low . by any other HLu.
~ Through Tickets car Be proouEed &c the unfca
Ticket ONCE, Wedden Hou1a, At tns Desot o. th6
Bu1lid-Etrsst Etatioa.
r. DEEERHUE. BuD'T
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RAILROADS.
A TLANTIC s GREAT WESTERN
IA RAILWAY.

Takes Effect Monday, Narc6 2Ot6, 1865.
Two Through Express Trains DAILY between
QLEVELAHD and NEW YORK.
"DAT EXPRESS, leaves Cleveland Sundays except.
sdl at $50 A. n, arrives ct MeAdTille at 400 P.
Dinnerl Salamanca ct $50 P. n, (Sl ,eping OAfs
end New York IS 1I0P.M.
''NIsHT EXRREss," leaves Cleveland saturdayl
sXcepted,l At 9;I5 P. r., sleeping Cars attached
arrives at Mssdville at LEO A. n, Salamanca ~
$50 A. n, and HeE York at 1880 ?. K.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1865-04-22

THE ASSASSINATION President
iLincoln and Secretary Seward fell on the
Ination like a thunder bolt from heaven
The nation was in the highest tide of rejoic-
ing at the success of the Union arms of late
i'm Virginia. The annihilation of Lee and
his whole army, with the occupation of Rich
Imond and the dispersion Of the rebel cabi>
met, gave the assurance that the rebellion
was about crushed-that the Southern States
would now repudiate secession and come back
into the Union. AT these bright prospects
|of peace, the great popular heart began to
|throb with joy. The life of the President
had been endangered during the earlier
years of the war, but as these indications of
returning peace began to appear, all appre,
hension of personal danger to the Chief
Magisate was dissipated. The bolt there
fore fell with terrible, stunning power onl
the American people. That there were mem
in Washington city competent to do so black
a deed-so damnable-so unuterable deed
as this, never entered into the mind of anil
honorable man. That there were in the
land, from East to West, from North toI
South, men capable Of SO foul, SO monstrous|
an act as the cold blooded murder of the
Chief Magistrate of the nation, we had no!
thought. The act is too enormous to believe j
did + EaearRiagg Of the whole land tes
tify to the fact, that it had been committed
The dark transaction proves that a cea
spiracy existed to deprive the nation of the
services of the President and bis Prime
Minister, and that it was carried out by al
combination. There can be no doubts en-
tertained that it was prompted by political
antagonism, and not from personal consider
ations. 1t is a question of grave Importance
an importance most momentous, to what ex-|
tentdoes this conspiracy exist For the
solution of this, we shall have to await far
ther Developments. - 4
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President Johuson proposes to carry 70

President Johuson proposes to carry for.
ward thesmeasures of the late President
Without change or abatement. There will
be no changes in the cabinet; through the
same men the policy of the Government will
be administered, on all things appertaining
b the rebellion. Mr. johnson assumes the
administration of the Government most un.
spectedly to himself and the Nation, under
circumstances of peculiar embarrassment
He, nor any other living man, can fill Mr.
Encoln's place in the hearts of the people,
cut he is thoroughly competent, and will
carry out those measures to which his pred
! ,sessor bent all the energies of his mind, to
SEssuccessful termination. No fears may be
Entertained for a moment on that point
gae whole Nation will rally around him and
&c him an undivided sympathy and coope-
Iation in the arduous duties now devolved
D. =. At this mpmentous crisis in the
" ,5f aft al man wM stand
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1865-04-22

THE DEATH OF THE PREsIDENT.-So 500
las it was known in Corvallis that intelligenc
of the assassination of President Linco.'
and Secretary Seward was passing along tb
wires, on Saturday, the most intense feeirg
pervaded the. community. At first it Wis
hoped that the news was not reliable; tat
some malicious person had set it foa +
For a few hours intense anxiety existed ut
could not be true Is any man, or any len
in the Nation base enough to commit ych
deeds? 1t can not be true was the hopefse
feeling of the community. This most iin-
full suspense was ended however by eve ag,
when startling announcement of the hts,
= with much of the details of the horribh.fs
fair assumed reliability, and were gigeto
the public n3an extra from the GAzEr7se.
I6ice. Like "a clap Of thunder it feiiff 4 as
all.
In the name of God what are we cling
to? seemed to be expressed by every aay
Business every where was suspendeddaes
were all lowered at half mast, churcRbeils
we're tolled, men gathered in groupsgad-
sad-sad, was every face, and deeply aimed
was every heart. Arrangements wersmade
for religious ceremonies, wherein h the
Throne of God a suitabls expresan of
prayer and supplication might be mde. an
this solemn event. This service cairsoH IN
Sabbath, in the Presbyterian Churts AT
the tolling of the bells the citizens of the
|city and vicinity, with their families with
out respect to political party views assem-.
|bled until the Church was crowde to Il,
utmost capacity. The neighboring clergy.
men Of the different denominatious wer,
present and participated in the ssr,ice-s
IMessrs. Boyakin, Hanna and Conner Of
|ciatipg. The; address ws,sR delivered bv 4,
first named. Ths most profound sole1nn:S 3
|pervaded the aggregation. But one fssf
fng seemed to psTsAde; a deep fel. s,rons' - :;
|the loss of'our Chief Magi
|murderous assault Oh the
How are the mi
|aath-pubF
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1865-04-22
National Mourning.

On Wednesday, it being understood that
that was the day on which the funer II
the 1amented President Lincoln was tocome
|of at thesNational Capital, all business was
|suaneRaed from ten o'clock in the morning
L. 4Iock in the afternoon. All bus
rere closed, the bells tolled and
stood at haiEmast. The ,citi-
q in the Presbyterian Church,
ste divine service was perform.
essrs. Driver and Wylie oficia.
: ,ss by the, first named. 5, I
shnson was born in the yeaf 1893
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1865-04-22

/ l.I
.S1c sEMpER rYRANsIs,v the motto %
the State Of Virginia, proclaimed aloud Dy
tbe assassin when he murdersa the Nation 3 &
Chief Magistrate, flashed from the point Of
h drawn dagger, in dance OF all law ana
ae-Asrity. Itv~a horrid perversion of its
true import. Mr.. Lincoln was no tyrant-
No Chief Magistrate of this or any .other
age or country was further from it. The
institution of Southern slavery was the
cause that led to this horrid misapplicatiou
Firginia's motto. That institutions life
must help to make an atonement now for
that deed. The decree has now gone out
|ffom the throne of justice that slavery must
|die, and the loyal men from Maine to Texas
will see that it is carried out. No mitiga-
!tion, no temporizing with, no mercy to slav-
|ery hereafter. Immediately, unconditional
'lrgthroughout, the land, every bobdmar
st be SET rree, Just aa rapidly az the az
" es of the Union, aided By legislation and
4 Iblic sentiment can do it. No gradua
Emancipation, no compensation to masters
yal or disloyal though he be, his slaves
1st be freed-freed forever. Andrew
phnson's views in 1861 must now be ths
q. tito "Immediate, unrecompensed, un'
b additional emancipation" That flag i.
y ttown to the breeze now, wherever the
= ars and Stripes float, with universal free
) bm inscribed on it. The popular feeling
i'll inscribe on this banner "sUB Hoo sIGNc
!vINcEs."
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1865-04-22
RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the copartnership.
~ heretofore existing between the undersigned
lis this day dissolved by mutual consent. All ac-
counts and demands due the firm must be paid to
Manuel Knight.
Corvallis, April 7, 1865. -..-----
MANUEL KNIGHT.
F. M. TITUS.
have bought Mr.. TITUS out and will continue
the blacksmithng business in all its branches, at
the shop formerly occupied by B. Sylvester, in
Corvallis MANUEL KNIGHT.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1865-04-22

OYsrERs-The GAZETTE is happy to ac>.
knowledge the receipt of sack of oysters
from Capt, DODGE. They are superb The
Captain has our thanks.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1865-04-22

S. NJ. FRANK l. Co. are just DOW in re.
,eeipt of one of the largest stocks of Dry Goods.
Clothing and general merchandise ever brought to.
Corvallis. Particulars next ek.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1865-04-22

JUSTICE! JUSTICE THE assassination
of the President and Secretary could not
have been the result of combination in-
volviug any man of clear head, with the best
interest of the South in view. Apart from
the enormity Of the crime, which we have
no words to express, it was the worst possi-
bio thing that could have been done for the
South. The Government for self preserva>
tion will have to ignore much of what has
been heretofore called State rights. This
act of these two desperadoes, under all the
surroundings, will do more to centralize
power in the Executive than every other act
i.ince, the rebellion broke out.
The people will feel that the Government
must be sustained, and that the spirit of res
belIion must be put down. In the further
prosecution of the war, if it should be
waged for years, that leniency heretofore
characteristic of the Government, will be
abandoned and stern and perhaps vindictive
justice substituted in its place. The great
Northern heart is so aroused that the sword
will have to do much that public se1nment
was about to do, in restoring peace to eur
bleeding codntry. IF the Government is
able to put down the rebellion on principles
of sheer Justice, unmixed with mercy, it will
he apt now to do SO. Very little considera-
ton will be had for the chivalry of the
South. ts..
Shell and shot at the mouth Of the cans
nca now viii thunder against the totter.
ing, falling forts of rebellion with terrible
vengeance. The torch and fagot will lay in
ashes many millions worth of property that
would have been spared; and it is to be
feared that the spirit of retaliation and re-
senge will run so wild tha. many family
willsufFsr the loss Of all things-thas many
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