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The Portland daily press., 1865-06-26

The bodies OF the knees to be sided to the diane
the arm "The OF the diameter of the arm at Of
it's length clea of the body of he knee is to be con.
sidered the net siding d the knee. The length Of
the srm will be measured from the centre Of the
body, and the moulding 20 OF the end of The body
mist be equal TO the net sidirg of he knee.
THE knees are to be Tree from all defects and
subject to the usual inspection of the Yard. The
price of outsquate knees will Re 20 per cent less than
the prices named for square and in-sqnare knees. n
ant" sTs
M. r. WENTWORTH,
q Naval Store Keeper.
May 8, 1866. mayI0tf
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FTREWORKs.

6VNTHOEvER sells, offers for SALE. or gives
w away any crackers. equibs, rockets, or other
fireworks or fires or throws the same in any toW n,
without the ic nse of the municipal officers Thereof
shsH re punished by fine not exceeding ten dollars
to the use of such town. "-Revised Statistics Chap
12S, ection 2.
All persons ere cautioned againt violation of
the above law in the City Of Portland
-- J. s. HEALD,
june6d1m 81, r City Marshall.
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FOR SALE.

HOUSE and Land No 90 State street, belonging
Ito the heirs cfthe late Cotton Owen; lot 81 b !.
l4Sk feet Oue of the most desirable locations in
this city For further particulars apply to the SUBJ
seriotr, at 162 Fore suaeet
ALFRED HASKELL.
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For sale.

FEVHE Vinegar Works on Fore street will be sod
" at bargain, If applied Tor soon. This 10 q God
chance for any one wishing to enter into business
me WORKS VII turn out from one thousand TO if
teen hundred bbls Of Vinegar per year. 49,
Also, about 40 acres of Land, situated in West
brook. For FURTHER particulars arply ct
.aj JOHNSON & GLOVES BROS,
"ayzodti ara. 3 $50 Congress St Portland. +.
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For sale

A ONE and q half story House, in good order
n pleasantly located, together with the lot 90 by
S0leet Price fow-terms liberal. Inquire Of
apl6oSm soe t@ JOHN @. fROCTER.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-26
fNHE FINGER OF PROVIDENCE, from the
4 Teachings Of Experience seem 10 point to
THE GREAT HUMOR REMEDY,
R0W.ARD'S YFGsTsBLE CANCER AND
Ar CANKER SYROP,

~ CANKER STROP,
AS the great and &c tain cure for all those fearful
and destructive maadies which arie from al in pure
state OF the blood. The wonderful suoce which
flowed It's nse. leaves room to Dc ubt tho blessed
fact that ancers may be cured
sufferer. from the scousge may therefore o long
or dread the fsaIful alternatives o. the sur eou's
knit or the grave. They have speedy I'd certain
remec (which removes th3 NAL 'dy .rootand branch
which IN thousands OF case the oper ting knife docs
not. Cancer must be cured by remed e. which thor.
aughy renovafe the constitution ard hat can only
done by purifying the eat re mass of the circnlat.
l ~ nud Tbs Is Effected BY Z Syrup, a thousands
have testified.
The CANCER and CANKER SYRUP infaIIi-
bly, eradicates and cures the worst cases CO
Canker, even when given up as incurable by
doctors. 1t banishes Salt Rheum entirely and
permanently. In Erysipelas its effects are sur
prising. All cases, however virulent, of scroE
ula or Kings Evil, White Swelling, or Tumors.
are dissipated speedily. Old Ulcers are cared
without leaving bad effects after closing them.
The. most terrible Scurvy complaints it banishes
from young or old. Distressing Neuralgia
{ Affections soon yield to its power 1t clears the
Complexion from Blotches and Pimples, and
renders it brilliant. 1t cures Jaundice and Dys-
pepsias and all Eruptiye Diseases. In all cases
OF Female Weakness and Irregularities produc
ing General Debility, Piles, etc., its effects are
miraculous.
81 One trial is all that is needed to prove the Pc
culiar virtues of the Syrup Its repu alton Is now
so well established that moro need be said. It's
Immense sale is its best Recommendation.
,7~ Price 81 Is per bottle.
WARDS HEALING sALvE In all cases Of
Cancer, Ulcers, Burns Scalds, skin Euruptions etc
where an ertefJdl application MAJ be nece sary
this Save prepared expressly for the purpose will
be found invaluable 1t viii always be useful In the
Household, and box Of II may save much suffering
and expense Price IS cents per box
JAMIE BOYLE = CO., Successors to Redding
& Co.'s tate street, Boston Propretors
W +. PHILLIPS & co Ag'ts, Portland.
+. mav3ld3m.
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VERY BEST MACHINE,
NJ q TT r O E
United States Internal Revenue.
First Col cotton District Of state of Maine
Asses.0r's Once, q EzohaBge Street, /

ii Assessors Office, q Exchange Street.,
Portland, June ist, 1856 z
DURSUAAT to tia provisions OF the sew raj acts
Il of Congress, ''to provide Internal Revenue to
support the GoveFnmeqt and to pay interest IN the
publ debt" hereby give public notice that i
will recepve and hear sppesls elaiye to any erro.
neous or excessive vauait ms, essments or enum-
GRAFTON made and returned in the Apnual. List for
1865 by the Assistant Assessors within the County
of Cumberland in said district, at my said Office in
Portland, on Tuesday the Goth day of June, A. D. ,
1865; and BY hose in the County of York, in said
dis riot, at the office of Taplsy Smith In Saco, in
said county OF York on Friday the 23d day Of June
On the above DAYS at A the proceedings Of
said Assistants and the lists taken and returned as
and all persons who may apply for that pufpose.
A II appeal. must be made in wiring and must
specf the particular cause matter hing, respsct-
ing which decision is requested, and the ground
or principle of error compiaired of. 81 '4o1rsf
-. - NATHL G MARSHALL. Assessor. =.
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Portland and Esostora Line.
THE STEAMERS

THE STEAMERS saa
Forest City, Lewiston and Montreal.
Rms viii, until further notice, run as
k<R&SxAu follows: ~
Szz-ss Leave Atlantic Wharf, Portland,
every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, at O'Clock P. M and India Wharf, Boston,
every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, at s O'Clock T. M.
Fare in Cabin. q, ,.......,,,,,.,.,.R z.00.
Freight taken as usual
any amount exceeding s50in value, and tat per.
sooal unless notice is given and pad for at the rate
Oh one passenger for every 1890 additional value.
-. H. 1858. diff l.. BILLINGS, Agent.
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Tufts, C0lHege.

THE First Examination Tor admission to the
n College Will take place on Thu sday, Ju 18Th,
1t O'Clock A. N.
A. A. MlNER President
June 10, 1866. n
NJ. B.-Board and College Bills amount to about
$500 year Other expentes vary with the economy
of eac1 student. june2lW E8w
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Ordinance Against Dogs.

s5s City Of Portland, Marshars flee,
sa l4 May 81, 1896. 3
CECTION l. No Dog shall b. permitted to go at
y large orloose in any street, Jane, alley, court
travelled way or in any uninclosed or public place in
this ETY., until the owner Keeper of such dog or
the head of the family, keeper Of thu house,
store, shop Office, or other place whore such dog 10
kept or harbored. shall have paid to the City Mar
shall two dollars for license for such dog to 20 ut
large II
$40. q. In case any Dog shall bs found loose or
going at large contrary to any the for going pro-
he family or The keeper Of the house. store ONCE.
or other place where suoh dog is kept or harbored
shah forfeit and pay a sum not exceeding ton
dollars. JOHN s. HEALD, 4..,-..sss
may2d7m 4 City Marshal.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-26

All persons with whom notices have besn or may
be left who have failed may fail to make return
Of l. come, carriages, watchts musical Instruments
&C. ne, to the Assistant Assessors, within ten days
rom the date whe such notice is left with such per-
sons or at their residences, will be in such
sum tor income, carriages. watches, O. 60. as the
ean crtsiu, ma think just; to which the penalty of
sMeny'ase per cent prescribed by law will be add
~ rom IN asses ment made no rel Of can
" oDteine ~. after June 20, 1856 Al persons doine
business since May l. 1855. which requires LICENSE
not having maqs s application therefor, have render.
ca inemseivss IaDio 70 penalty Of five HUNDRED
ditiou to the pa, ment of the tax for license
81 june5 eod3w w1w ~ lW 80
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LUMBER !!

VyHE Bethel Steam Mil Co. are prepared to tu,.
IL nish Spruce dimentions Of all sizss Also,
Boards, Shingles athes, and Pickets, at short no.
tiee Orders solicited. ta
Oflce Commercial Street, ear the head OF Hob
sons Wharf JABEZ TRUE Treas'r.
Portland, April %, 1866. d ap2ed8m
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For Sale,

v ACHT NETTLE, 20 tons, built of white oak COP
= per fastened, and coppered one year ago; new
sails and igging. pallasfed with to tons iron.
For further particulars inquire of
y. WILLARD, st Lawrence House,
y ap29dtf India at
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~ 4 !
Portland and Penobscot River
y Summer Arrangement.

2 SIT onand after Mon ay a pril 2ith, the
- = :: uew and fast going Steam REG
suLA TOR ,Jl, tapt W Il. Mower, viii leave Rail-
ROAD WHAT foot Of State Street. Portland, every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY evening, at 10
ton. 47sT '-- $500 o-i w.
Re urning. will leave Bangor every MONDAY,
"WEDNESDAY and FktDAY morning at O'clock
touching at Reckand, Camden, Belfast searsport.
Bucksport Winterpcrt, and Hamc en-, both wars.
Passengers tcketed through on the BostoD Maine
and Eastern hailroad at the Depots IN Boston. Sa-
For freight or passage apply to
Z A. SOMERBY, Agent,
rio s-s---ssFs--s At Office on the Wharf
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-26

COnsumers' Mutual Coal Comply.
WyHE First Assessment OF TEN DeLrARs per
n Share in he above named Company 10 now due
and payable at the Store Of CLARKE, REED g
-. WIN. M. CLARK, Treas'r.
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Freedom NOIice

NOTICE 10 hereby given that for a valuable con-
IN sideration have relinqHished to my son, Henry
G. Staples. his time during his minority, and shall
pay no debts Of bis contracting. claim any Of his
earnings after this date. $780,
Baldwin, June 20 h, 1886. 25wsws
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RAILROADS.
MAINE GENITAL RAILROAD.
v1fxR ARRAgGsMAET

ar sfafER ARRANGEMEET
To CONNIE cE MONDAY, JUNE 96;h, 1866
-sz=.z..1 Trains leave Portland. Grand Trunk
100 a N. and Lbs K. M
ERr Bangor and intermediate stations at ] rs p Ii.
RErURNINs leave Lewiston at $40 A. NJ and
arrive in Portland at $3.50 A. ID. Leave Bangor at
7.30 A. NJ, and arrive in Portland at 2.l5 P NJ.
Both these trains connect at Portland with trains for
Ffeicht train leaves Portland az g a. M.saua ~
turning is due in Portland att p NJ
Stages connect with trains at principal stations
daily for most Of the towns North and East of this
line 4A e ftA'a7se ~ A ana "
watsrvills. june a. 1855. = n A0t janss sssPs
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
OF Canada
'H-4- a RUNNER ARRANGR5fEN sA@ Asaa
rrsszREsI On and after Monday, June 26th, 1895
sz--xzfg trains will run as follows
Morning txprsss train for South Paris, Lew ston,
7 on A NJ.
Mai train for waterville. Bangor, Gorham, Island
Pond, Montreal and QUEBEC at l 25P M.
Bethofthsse trainsiconn CT at Montreal with .ex;
press trains for Torento Detroit, Chicago, and all
other places west.
.arRA1Hs WILL ARRIVE AZ FOLLOWS: 9
From Montreal, Quebec, &C, at s.l7A n.
From Do do zoo z. M
Return Tickets, at Reduced Prices, will be issued
during the summer season from Fortla d to Be he'll
Gorham, Island Pc. d, Montreal and Quebec. iei
The Company are not responsible for baggage TO
any amount exceeding $50 in value, and that per-
sonal unless notice is given, and paid for at the rate
Of one passenger for every $500 additional value.
C. j. BKYDGES, Managing Director.
a. BAILEY, Superintendent.
Portland, June 22nd, 1866 -dtf 4a 3aA = t.~a r.
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ATLANTIC W
Mutual Insurance Company
3 81 Wall 50, cor. Wsssiam. NEW YORK.
D.s JANUARY, 1866.
Insures Against MARINE and INLAND Navi
a cation Risks.

The whole profits of the Company revert to the
ASSURED, and are divided ANNUALLY, upon the
Premiums terminated during the year and for which
Certificates are Issued. bearing interest until re-
deemed. tA t ii iF7
The Dividends in the Years 1854 and were 40
per cent each. gtss4f i.g1g7 4ff ssa4 ped
The Profits for % Years amount to the fa
sum Of Sl06oI O2O
OF which here has been redeemed by
The Company has ASSETS, over KIeUen Million
Dollars, Wis 1897 =
United States and state Of New.York
stock, City Bank and other stocks, s4,s74, 700
Loans secured by Stocks and otherwise, 2,1s7, $50
Premium Notes and Bills Receivable,
Real Estate, Bond and Mortgages, and ssnN q
ether securities, IL st,s- = ,5sl,'.ii g. 140, $50
United States Gold Coin, Nl $50
Cash in Bank, ioA ~ la- z3S.4SO
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-01

THF Chicago Republican (DANA's paper
aud ST,NTON's organ is not pleased with
the aspect and doings of the Mississippi
convention The Republican says:
We confess that this convention has
never inspired us with confidence A
body those members are elected with an
understanding that they will DO every
thing that is required in order to get con.
troll of the State, so that they may after
wardsConduct themselves a. they please
and as far as possible reverse all their
compulsory loyal acts, does not promise
to he very useful organization We
may be sure tLat Congress will look very
sharply into all these things D
&c remembered that President JONI
So; has written letter OF congratula
tiou aud approval to this convention
which has never INSPIRED Secretary STAN
TONS mouti,piece with confidence, aud
whose proceedings it threatens with the
sharp and hostile scrutiny Of Congress.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-01


The speech OF Hon. Montgomery siait
a sersation-He 10 q Candidaee for
Congress-His Charges Upon STAN
ton.
The speech of Mr.. Blair at GAINESVILLE,
Md, on Saturday, has produced quite a
sensation here. Judge Blair is candi-
date for Congress in that district, the
same which sent Harris to the House
he has taken bold stand, and arraigned
before the whole country Stanton, Chase
and Seward. The charges against Stan
ton are particularly severe, and for the
first time in this latitude some one has
had the courage to utter them Inere
are many who are ready to testify TO tneii
correctness, who have hitherto oeen pre-,
vented from their utterance on accouns
of the fierce censorship e1ercl Ss
over the press by that official me
same charges which are now. maue
nv .Jndge Blair have been in manuscript
far two wears awaiting publication ort
their notification involved the suppress
s;on Of the-paper in which they might
onnear the Imprisonment under let
tars de cachet of all concerned IN 1t
charges the Secretary OF War with active
sympathy with the rebellion up to the
moment he took seat in Lincoln's Cab
met, and with persistent efforts recently
to mbarass the Administration, to fol
the purposes of the President and to in
volve the treasury in trouble
There is one charge that Mr. Blair
has not included in his indictment, and
that is the advice given to Mcclellan al
midnight upon a certain occasion past
before Stanton was called to take charge
of the War office There is in your
neighborhood one who was staff officer
of Mcclellan, and that time he was pres
emit at this interview, and could tale un
fold about it that would not add much
to the popularity of the War Secretary
as Republican Minister of War. This
speech of Mr.. Blair's will probably pre-
cipitate the reorganization of the Cabi
net and the public officers, that has been
so greatly needed, and which has been
already too long deferred by Mr.. John
son, simply because he has been occupied
with public business of greater impor.
tance-Cincinnati Inquirer
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-01
NE w FIRM.

& G.. nIENDEL HAVE ASsS-
y GATED with them on the lst day of this
month august Curran Mendel and CIaN ford
Mendel & Co.
We would say to our friends and customers
that we are now receiving from New York aud
Philadelphia large aud well selected stock Of
Rich Velvet Tapestry, ply extra supertine and
other Carpetings Velvet Hossacks, Drugget Or.
and Bro Shades, &C Also, good supply OF
inc Furniture, OF our own make, Cush'd, 1ete
Sofas Chairs &c Fine Cane Seat Chairs Gilt
and Int. r. wood Mirrors. Upholstered work
for Steamboats,, Families, Hotels, sc Ali OF
which will be sold low for cash.
aug31-2t J. & G. MENDtL s. co
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-01
Restrictions on Trade.

President JOHNSON has issued proc
larna+ia,, -rapepvien m articles Formerly
excluded as "c"ntraband of war" be
tween any of the States The Southern
States are now as completely open to
trade of all kinds as before the war. The
ouelations of unrestricted commerce will
doubtless exert a powerful influence in
restoring amity and good will between
the people of the two sections and In en-
abling the South to speedily recover
from her financial troubles.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-01
Stale Rights.

VIII General George W Morgan, the
Ohio Statesman, Cincinnati Enquirer Oh
Cleveland Plain Dealer, state what is
meant, in the Democratic Platform. by
the term State Rights p lerelapd Leader
Oh, certainly The Platform says in
direct words that it don't mean 'Nullti-
cation'-that is, it don mean what YOU
Reservites meant by it when some years
ago you adopted it in your Revolutions
airy Convention, said to have numbered
1900 strong, at which GiddiBgs. Spald-
ing and the Sons of Liberty were
among the prominent actors Ii don t
| mean what Judge Sutliff meant by if
when he incorporated it into his dissent
ing opinion on "the Rescue case" and in
which Judge Brinkerhoff concurred. 1t
don't mean what the Reservites meant
by it when they used it to drive Judge
Swan from the Supreme Bench 1t don't
mean Secession; but it does mean, with
slight qualification, what Judge Spald-
ing, as Chairman, speaking for the Com
mittee on Resolutions, meant and what
the Republican State Convention, held
in this city July IL, 1855. and which was
presided over by Hon John Sherman as
President, meant in adopting as their
first resolution
That the people, who constitute the
supreme power in the United States,
should guard with jealous care tue rights
of the several States as independent
Governments No entertainments upon
their legislative or judicial prerogatives
should Do permitted from any quarter 90
This resolution, it will be observed by
a comparison, is stronger than the State
Rights resolution adopted by the Demo-
cratic State Convention on the Gath inst.
In 1856 the Republican party with that
resolution, carried the State by a tri-
umphant majority. No party. antagonized
the doctrine of that resolution. ITS
soundness and correctness We're conced.
ed by Az partifeA ""Iu the light of these
facts = Ewa. want & Ae header, and all the
Abolition S0prAaisI that now denounce
the assertion of qualified State Rights
as tbs justifaatioa Of secession, to-state
what theyGn 1855, meant by an asser-
ton. Of sUpsuali6sd State Rightst Bnd
they MEAN by Stafe .RkyhEEths right
of State to Seceae. fRaast bel niSiTs If
mot, what did theyf hitaf ~ d pause
for a reply.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-01
A GOOD SAUCE.

1NHE WORCESTERSH JOCK
i EY CLUB SAUCE, for meats, soups sal
ads, &c, is pronounced by good judges, the best
in the market. 1t is used by the st. Nicholas and
5th Avenue Hotels, New York, by the Packer
House, Boston the Mcclure House, Wheeling
and the leading Hotels and Saloons everywhere
For sale Wholesale and retail by
T. II. LOGAN Co.,
LOGAN, LIST s. Co.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Wheeling.
augl9
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-01
FOR SALE

TGIE VERY DEsIRABLE PROP
i ERTY on Fourth street known ~ tho iot
denco of a. Z Woods. deceased. g,ih stability
sc. &C, complete. alsO the property al L'
head of Monroe street, cORDOr oil Monroe al1
Seventh above the Episcopal Churcn ana rs
lato residence Of Geo. L. TtDglo. tor in'.'H'
ton relative thereto inquire OF $3.50.
gro A 1INGLE
,ugl@.QEd Gas Company hb'n
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-01
REM0V Al.
I'VE HAVE REMOVED To TIL r.

w large buildings recently occupied by L.
where we will always be found with large as.
sortment of Groceries, Provisions, Grain Seeds
&c, to which we invite tho attention of our
friends and customers and the community gen.
orally.
auglS I'm PRYOR, HANDLAN s co.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-01
The Pardon Bureau.

A dispatch yesterday morning an
nounced that the President had decided
not to establish Bureau of pardons.3-
We think the decision will be generally
approved. We have so much machinery
in our government; so much "red tape"
FL bureau" for this, that and the other
kind of business, that we have fairly
ontdone the English decentralization Of
fee" and become adopts in the art of
"hnu not - Il -" G--h cue OF tneSe
new bureaus increases the expenses of the
government and opens new avenues for
fraud. 1t is true that they afford employ
ment to a horde of hungry office seekers
who would better be earning their bread
by some productive labor, but as a general
thing they cemplicate the transaction OF
pnblic business and increase the burdens
Of the people without returning an equi-
valeHt of any kind The formation of
"a pardon bureau would be especially OBJ
igctionable. 1t would be the delegation
OF one IF the highest prerogatives of the
President to irresponsible hands, and it
can scarcely be doubted that under its
operations, pardons would be bought and
sold like merchandise.
The decision of the President not TO es-
tahlish a bureau of this kind may also he
taken to afford some evidence that he
will shortly Issue proclamation giving
a free pardon to all who have been con
crrned in the late rebellion, except i'll GER
tain specified cases. 1t would be much
cheaper for the government and certain
~ more convenient for the President, TO
at once arrest and imprison all those who
are to he punished, and then, at one
stroke, pardon all the rest. Such pro-
cceding would relieve thousands of men
of the uncertainty which now hangs over
them and prevents them from putting
forth proper efforts to retrieve their indi-
vidual fortunes and secure the prospcr-
ty of their section. We don't believe
that very many persons will be hanged,
ar very many imprisoned for life or for
a term of years, or that very many viii
be banished. Our authorities could
probably make out a complete list Of
these in the course OF few days, and
then, by proclaining the pardon OF all
the rest, the pressure upon the President
would be removed and every man would
know what to expect and could arrange
his affairs accordingly So long as the
spectre of a trial for treason or the con.
tiscatiou of property is confronting a
large portion of the Southern people
they will lack that stimulus to industry
which is so much needed to enable the
South to recover from the effects ~ the
war
Ii has already been limited at in Wash
ington city, that the President contcm-
plates the early adoption of some such
ueasure as that we have spoken of and
- accept his refusal to establish a par
don bureau as affording some evidence
OF that intention
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-01
Veteran Reserve Corps,

A delegation of non-commissionSd VI
icers and privates of the veteran reserve
corps recently waited upon the Secretary
of War, petitioning that the corps %
mustered ont of the service. The num-
her of privates has already been so great
" reduced that there is said to be one
officer to every two privates in the corps
The necessity of their services has pass
ed away and, as measure of retrench
ment the corps should be disbanded.