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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-03-10
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
Senate---Extra Session.

WASHINGTON, March 6.
The Senate met at noon to-day, Vice Presi.
dent johnson in the chair. The Secretary read
the journal of Saturday:
that Committee of two be appointed to wait
on the President and inform him that Quorum
had assembled, and were ready to receive any
communication he might be pleased to nske
Messrs. Morgan and Guthrie were appointed
such Committee.
Mr.. Lane of Kansas offered a.resolution that
mileage and compensation be paid to the gen.
tlemen from Arkansas and Louisiana claiming
seats in the Senate. ~.
Mr.. Sumner objected to its consideration at
this time 1t lays over. tH
Mr.. Trumbull gave an account of the pro-
ceedings of the two Houses on the clause in
the Army Appropriation bill prohibiting an ex-
port Of the money from being paid to the Iii
nois Railroad Company, but which was strick-
en- out by the House in order to save the bill.
He said that o joint resolution purporting to
have passed both houses providing that no
money be paid to any land grant railroad, and
providing for the Attorney General to bring
suit to test the legal question involved was
presented to the Senate, but which was not ap-
proved by the President. ,ai.g -
He MI. TrumbulD undertook to say that
such bill never passed the Senate.
Mr.. Clark explained that such a bill was
passed for the relief of Josiah o. Arms, but
the Clerks enrolled instead of this the PROPOSE
ton to which the Senator alluded, SO his friend
Arms lost his bill. ..lJM
Mr.. Trumbull remarked that that matter
ought to be enquired into. aeea
| Mr.. Clark said it were better that the Presi.
| dent be requested to return the bill.
| Mr.. Sumner thought the Senate ought not
| to act upon the matter, as they were in Execu.
| tive and not Legislative session.
Mr.. Trumbull said it was proper to enquire
<1,a <,r t1<aU sloUf
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FORT CAPTURED IN SOUTH CAR
OLlNA.

PHILADELPHIA, March 6.-The transport
Massachusetts, has arrived and reports our ma.
val force captured Fort Whitel splendid
work mounting IL heavy guns just below
Geerstown, South Carolina. Sailors and ma
rines landed and took possession of Geerstown.
The rebel cavalry charged on them in the
streets but were gallantly repulsed with loss
of several killed, wounded and prisoners. Our
loss was one man. a.H.
Admiral Dahlgren's flag ship, the Harvest
Moon on her way down was sunk by torpe-
do-all hands were saved excepting the Ward
room Steward.
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Veteran Substitutes Can Enlist II
Hancoekss Corps.

AcrrNa Assist. Provo. MARSHALL OFFICEl
ST.. PAUL, March Z, 1866.
CIRCULAR No. A. n,
In accordance with instructions received
from the Provost Marshal General, all substi-
tutes for either enrolled. or drafted men who
are qualified, according to orders, can elect to
serve in Hancocks Corps, and be entitled to
the same privileges as volunteer recruits.
Such substitutes must, however, possess the
same qualifications as are required of volunteer
recruits for this organization, and must have
served not less than two years in the present
war. JOHN T. AVERIIL.
COL 9Th MINI. Vols, A. A. P. NJ. Gen, MINI.
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FROM MOBILE.

NHw YORK.. March s.-The Heralds New
Orleans correspondent has information from
Mobile of the 18th ult., at which time the reb-
els were receiving reinforcemeHts and strength
ening the defences of that city.
Beanregard was there on the 18th inspecting
ting the works, and made Q speech expressing
great confidence that the place can be held.
The force in Mobile Is said to be much larger
than has been generally believed.
Gen. Granger was at Pensacola on the 18th,
and inspected the Union troops. :
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FROM THE SOUTH.
Threats OF Retaliation for the Bxecu.
ton Of Beall...Rebel Finances.

NEW YORK, March The Richmond Er.
1niner of the 4th denounces the execution of
Beall, the guerilla and spy, and says threats
were made in the streets Of Richmond to hang
any Yankee officer on parole who might be
found at large. Is p. $50
The Richmond Sentinel says the rebel Secre.
taly of the Treasury would be glad to receive
donations Of money, bonds, plate or other val.
uables to enable him to pay the soldiers.
whole inacial system of the Confederacy de-
fective and proposes an equalization of the
public debt to the specie value, saying that it
involves no reputation. o. .'5f'
The rebel House adopted resolution to adj
journ March 8. ~
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BE TRAvn.-Of late we observe that
Burbanks line of stages are in great de-
mand and 20 loaded both ways. 1t is fre-
ouently said by the agent here that the
stages are coming with sixty, seventy OF
more passengers, Is the case may be. They
have been and are still moving forward q
goodly number Of soldiers from Ainnesota
bound for the frout-La Crosse Demo
rG
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PHILADELPHIA, March IAN accident oc.
CURED on the Trenton Railroad last night at
Bristol Station by the Washington train rum
ming into another train. Five persons on the
tally. Three of the killed were soldiers, an
other fireman, and the other civilian.
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NAIL FROM CHARLESTON.

PHILADELPHIA, March 6.-The steamer Mas.
eaeh1setts, which arrived here to-day, had on
board the first United States mail that has Lett
Charleston since the breaking out Of the 70.
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CANADIAN CONFEDERACY.

QUEBEC. March 6.-The results of the cleo.
tions in New Brunswick win probably be .
poetponement OF the confederation scheme for
the Canadas win probably 20 on.
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M. STANTON,
Secretary of War.

ia. Cry POINT, Va, March Sill A. NJ.
To Hon. E.. NJ. Stanton, Secretary Of War:
Deserters in this morning report that Sheri-
dan had routed Early and captured Chariot:es-
VILE They report four regiments having gone
from there (Richmond) to reinforce Early.
u. 8. GRANT, o.. .
Lieutenant General.
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THE LATEST
Secretary Stanton to General Dix.
Defeat and Capture of Gen. Early by
sheridan with nearly his Entire
Force ..G..
BY TELEGRAPH.

WAR DEPARTMENT, WAsHINGToN,l
March 3, 1854.
To Maj. Gen. Die, NeW York:
The following dispatches in relation to the
reported defeat and capture of Gen. Early by
Sheridan, and the capture of Charlottesville,
have been received by this Department.
Gen. Sheridan and his forces commenced
their movement last Monday toward Staunton,
when last heard from. Major Gen. Hancock
was placed in charge of the Middle Military
Division during the absence of Sheridan, with
headquarters at Winchester.
iSigned) E. N. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
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GEN. HAYS EXCHANGED.

New YORK, March THE Richmond Er-
aminer of the 4th says Gen. Hays, OF Massa-
chusetts, has been exchanged.
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CITY POINT, Va, March 5-2P. NJ

CITY .PoINT, Va, March SPIN.
To Hon. f. M. Stantsa: d".
Deserters from every part of the enemy's
lines confirm the capture of Charlottesville by
Sheridan. They say he captured Gen. EARLY
ard nearly his entire force consisting, of 1900
men. Four brigades were reported as being
sent to Lynchburg to get there before General
Sherman if possible.
(Signed} u. 8. GRANT,
Lieutenant General.
CRY POINT, Va, March 5-4P Pm.
To Hon. +. N. Stanton: .ss..-
Refugees confirm the statements of deser-
tiers as to the capture of Early and nearly his
entire force. They say it took place on Thurs
day last, between Stanton and Charlottesville,
and that the defeat was total.
u. 8. GRANT,
Lieutenant General.
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Father .Abrahanxss Inaugural Sermon
...0is ReproA4csiOn and ApPaica-
ton 81 Scripture to she War...The
War our ScouFge for Slavery.-.The
Inan~u po n1nn. &c
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List Of Sub.Districts I'm second Con.
gressional District I'm Which the
Draft . Ordered for March 9Th.
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kseeastsuetisa.
Especial 10 c5mmercial !
Washington, Nav 10.

"ssuinStoo, NAY ~.
The re-es'ablishwest Of loyal govern
ment in Virginia having been eff cted
be attention of tbe President il nov al.
recsed to North Carolins, and he will
soon Issue = proclamation def aiug the
standing - that State.
Considerable discdssion is excited b,
the significant fact that Gen. Grant ana
stsif dined yestsr day sish l. R,mero, the
Minister OF the Mexican Republic.
Order from General orast-RsIeass .,
Rebel PrissnsrA
Washington, May 10.
Lieut.. Gen. Giant has issued tho tol
lowing Instructions 70 Gen. Augur, rel.
tive to the disposition to be made Of pa.
ro:ed prisoners:
Headquarters Armies OF United States.l !
Washington, D q. Nay 8. {
To Gen. G. Q. Auyur, Comuandiog Dc
partment of Washington:
GExERAL: Pease send al paroled pris
oners Of the late rebel armies, now con
6ned or detailed At Alexandra, Va, tc
their homes. Those whose homes -.
at the time OF joining those armies 10 ths
States that have never been 10 rsbeliion,
and Who desire to return 10 them, will Be
n nquired 10 take the oath PRESCRIBED by
the fsesident's amnesty proclamation
provided they arc not excepted from Il.
oene6ts. II 20 excepted they will be dc
tained. Those living 10 Texu viii b
sent in charge Of IN officer and will b
landed on the wsss bank Of the Aiesissip D
10 river aboUt the mouth Of r a river.
B5 oonmand of Liess GIN. Grant.
T. 8. BowRRs. "A. A. G.,
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STATE Co>vEsrior.

sNinth Annual Repubiicau State cuvent,on VII
kll at Dss Moines, Wednesday Jups l1sh. loea
he purpose Of pa-ing in nomnat on candidates q !
SIlo~ng Offices to be filled at the ensuing General
4ion, viz:
= p, rson for the once Of Governor;
person for the ofiice Of lieutenapt Governor:
70 person for the ONCE Of Judge Of the Supreme
IT;
&c person for the ofRce Of Superintendent of Public
sructfon.
he electors OF the several couutes Of the State Who
1siy support the Federal Government In every effort
nantain the integrity Of the Union and heartily ap
we the policy OF treating ~ henous crime
bs entitled to representation in the following ratio:
delegate for each county and one additional delegate
every hundrei votes, aad fractional part Of hundred
= hfty. including the Soldier vote cast at the late
ssidentsl election for the Union electoral ticket
The armies OF the enemy broken and dispersed but
spirit of Slavery which prompts the destruction Of
ose whom II cannot control must be destroyed; and
, emblems Of mourning which now snshroud the Na
u for its loss Of ABRAHAM LIscoLS-~ hose name is a
aon,m for the purest principles OF Republican Gov
suggest duty TO those Who r.
re his memory and cherish his faith.
By order Of the Republican State Central Commmittee.
II. NJ. HOXIK
Des Moines, May l, 1865. Chairman.
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Philadelphia. May 10

rniadelphia. Aay 10.
The Subscriptions to the 7-3O loan re-
ceived BY Jay Coke to-day amour. te
Si7 40, 100. Including the following sin
gli subt Grip ions: Tne First National
tank Of Cincinnati. 81. 800 900; s. cond
N,lionsl Bank OF Detroit, 500 900,
Ninth National Bank Of New York. 81.
l!i,450: Clarke. Dodge & Co, New
foik. 81 coo. .O0v; Robinson 4 Ogden
New Yo,k. 81 $50 GOO; Second Na.ionsi
Bank Of Boston, 81 Sos, 900; National
Bink # the Republic, Boston. IS o00..
OJO: First National Bank Of New York.
81 ,UUJ, 900: First National Bank of New
Odesns. SOU 600; First Ns,ionaI B INK
Of Bsltimore, $3.50 900. First Na.ioaal
Bank Of Philadsiphia, 81 500 600; Firs,
N.t.onal Bank Of Providence, seo0 900.
Taere were also II ,ol8 in $50 and 500
subscriptions.
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New York, MAY 10.

Al meeting Of Anti Slavery Society
to-day the Gasnson Resolution TO dissolve
the society Was rejected by vote, 48
to l6.
The steamer Eigle from Havana 9th,
mas arrived.
A steamer there from Tampico brought
ofhciai information OF the capture By the
L'berals under Gso. Nsgeret of EaIiitlo
and Monterey, also the capture OF Vic.
toris. capital Of Tamanliph By N. ja. The
Diero processes TO have Information Of the
rscsptsse Of So tiIIo BY the Fseueh. Other
accounts say that IN tempt to recspture
The city failed snd that another attempt
vas to b. made.
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4EIs is said that President johnson
will issue proclamation shortly declaring
al vessels with their commsnds, ssilisg
under the Csnfederase Gag. pirates. They
ere to Be pursued. taken and punished .,
such.
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From WasAiagten.
Washington. Nav 10.

washington may 10.
The civil machinery il already beins
pat IN opsratios in Virginia. Tho Ssst.
has just been divided into four districte
aod The Secretary Of the Treasury has %.
poistsd numbsr Of assessors and oollee
tors, and revision Of the regulstioss And
forms Of the G isrtermsstsr's Dspsr rim eat
Is being demanded to meet the require
messs of the sesvics. A board OF ofkeerx
has hesn constituted 10 propose forus and
draft revised regulations, and also 90 ex
plsnatory mansal for the consd Grafton OF
the Q iarsesmastsr Gsnssal and ssbm issio,
70 The Secretary Of Was for approval and
promulga:ioo.
Comnander A. Brysoa hs. been N
pointed 6,et Captain Of the Nis,issipp,
,qusdron-
The I'd and 5:h corps ass enaesucsd 70
rssch Belle Plain to-day.
Many citizen clerks are being dis.
charged sod disableI soldiers subs.steted
The army Of the Sheoaodoah expects
sooa 10 b recalled to WAsbiogtoa.
Iofosmation vas received to-day from
50. Psul ofs skirmish with Indians near
Aaoketo. Sibley Was after the Inaiao.
sharply. and it vas thought would des.
troy them.
The cavalry Of the Army Of ths Po.o
mac are not 70 be disbanded With the in
faatry. Gen. Sheridan will reorgsnize
and set It at work agaio. So win tha,
10 the Soutbves and all will probably b
placed usder command OF Shsridao. The
consolidated force will numb-r about
lO0, 900 men. The main portion vii
probably be sent into the couatry YES. Of
the Missi -sippi.
The City Council and those Who attend
cd the public meeting last nigh., While
expressing themseives islly and asa Ter
aoy determined to preveas traitors 0,
abet'o's aDd y mpath ~ IRON SECURING
Or retaining residences 10 our miisi. say.
they will tndeavor TO secure the spproya
ssd co-opesaiioa Of the National Govern
ness, sed shsrvfors coumistes wss 90
P i'ted to consult with the proper a..
lho,i its in felation to the most jsas;ble
plan Of seicn.
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BEAurIFuL, SoFr AND GLOSSY HArR.
Those wanting 6as and glossy hair
please read the card Of GEORGE CABus ip
another part Of this paper. Cabus' Tonic
is a permanent cure for the dandruff
cures scuf e,upiions. aud all diseases
Of the skin restores grey hair 10 its orr
ginsl color. ap2S-dlm
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- Governor Fenton has appointed
willha +. Powell Eotsry Psslio for
New Yost CITY. Hr. Powell i veil ed
ucated. 6oe business man, Of high res
psctabiiity and rery TACK. lie i the
6rst colored Notary Public ever appeiutt d
in that city.
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PhiiadeIphia, Nav 10.

Philadelphia, May 10.
The Bslletia's Wsshisgton special ssSs
he reporters from The public press wess
III teiassd admission to The trial Of the
.ssassins today. The cons< qasoee will
DC that 20 particulars Of the trial will be
made public until IL close except through
The medium Of the Government authori.
ties.
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Geld.
New York. May 10.
Gold tonight 1904.

e The subscriptions in Bureau county,
Illinois, for monument over the remain,
OF Hon Oven L,v,j,y, have reached
- 5UU. Ia Princeton, the place Of hi.
late residence, where the monument is e
De erected, the subscriptions amount l.
~. 900.
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iatignati,n are most numerous. Parlia-
mens viii vote an address on Msy Isl.
Napoleon ssut . messesgef TO the
AM ricsn Ninisier--the Prassisn Gov
ernneat also. The Italian Chamber gave
expression q their syDpashy.
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~Asiatic leprosy is extending among
the Psople Of the Sandwich Islands. A
Medical Commission has been sen, TO as
certain the best method Of treating the
disease.
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Nsw Yost, Msy To-
The Herald ss1s the Mex;caa emiera.
iios excitement Increases. The .oiics for
enrollneot is unsbls 10 se1ouuodass the
spplicants, and two more ofkces ase 10 Be
opened. Thsrs j. > great rash n dis
charged army officers and soldiers. The
Mexican Geosrai oftsgs i highly de-
lighted With the prospect. II Is said the
West las snbscritsd large ssns Of moosy
10 the enterprise, and that IS. 600 men are
% be raised and be commanded By Gen.
r stcrans.
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N aRRaED.

On May 9th 1865 at tbs resi,csce Of Judge r. rali
well, in tlsi caHfy. NJ by Rev J. n Cox late CAap
lsn u the 2ist ss,ut, Infantry HExEr axusAlsGN L
Az rsrE voaIfxs, late OF hecRe Iowa
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- twenty-five States, including
Louisisna, Tennessee and Arkansas, have
ratified BY legislative enactment the Con.
sti,u'ionsl amendment destroJ ing slavery.
OF the States tass 10 do it there yes re-
mains Iowa, New Iiampshirs, oreeos
and California. Oss more viii stili be
necessary 10 give the requifsd nunbeE
rstifying 70 nsts il the supreue lsw Of
The land. But for the ssrsils devOtion to
slavery Of the Democratic Siatss Of Nsw
Jsrsey aod DdAssrs 10 bstsls uoslA s.
triumphaasly esded.
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Washington, Nay 10.

Washington, May 10.
Gen. Grant has ordered the several
corps commanders to recommend Ger
tain ouuber Of neritorious officers for
promotion to the regular army
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TIE MEXICAN QUESTION:
Trial Of conspirators.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
g o L d lsel-s.
JeG. Davis 0arresnSea.
Especial to Tiues.1

Washiogton, Nay O..
The capture of Jea.reon Davis il NOV
looked upon BY the military au,horities q
certain. 10 addition 70 the particular
OF b's whereabouts te!egra pied last night.
u - Dow known that DAvis and The tvo
or'gadss Of cavalry wifh him are so com
pie.eIy snveloped by Stonemas, W.Isos
and Gnersoa that escape is imposs;ble.
except - . disguised and solitary fuei.
i've.
The latest intelligence readers il prob
able thst Grierson, Who commauds the
cavalry ssder Gen. Caoby, will succeed
70 capturing Davis in his fight across
Asahaos.
The march Of the home ward bound a..
mes continues With unsbaied vigor.
MeAde's veteran columns had hardly
mide their grand march through the con.
qaersd capital Of rebellion before the
amp hres Of Sherma1's leg ions lighted
up the banks Of the JAmes.
The advance of Aesds's troops ~, %.
day in the vicinity Of Louisa G. H., and
/" expected TO encswp near Alexandris
BY Saturday night. -.
Sherma0's i0nf corps are! expected 10
pass through Iiichmond 10. morrow and
.hey will press the Army of the Potomac
hard in the homevarj march.
Sheridan's cav.lry left Petersbure yes.
isrday to move overland to Alex .ndsis.-
The msio part Of The force will come 10
this vicinity and probably undergo reo,-
ganis.'.oo. end At once one brigade OF
cavalry will be lei. At Ly yochburs. another,
at Danville, aud another al Petersburg
sbich will patrol the country, preserve
order and punish guerrillss and outlaws.
Assassiaatien Trial-Panie AmsnS vii.
nessss.
Especial u Tribune.
Washington, May 10.
The representatives. Of the Christian
Connissioa uho paid their respecta 10
Lee have been dismissed.
Oss year soldiers are 70 be rstsrned to
theis respsctive capitals aad msstsred oui
Of service ct once.
Thos Qitoeoses in the assassination case
ase psots stricken, fearing assassinatioo
i esse they give their testimony. Ooe
q thss yesterday made = verbal state.
msss to the S.crssary Of War relative to
the completely of Thompson, Sanders and
the rest, bat positively refused to sppsar
before the court, unless assured that his
name, residence and testimony should be
sapp1esssd and uewspapsr Seporters e.
cIuded from the court during the cxami
osiion. This was conceded him, bat it Is
believed he has fsd north in another
pacic. )
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n.IRs.soN MUST m MAps oprous: TRAIT.
4USr BIZ PvNtSuED AND INPOvHkI0HxD. .
Z Musr N'T only ~ PuNi6H ID. nut THEfR
L .WkR MuSr - DkSIaOs Kp: AND AYrk1
Nc TkEsssN ODtpU6 EvHRY UNION NAN
<rHe GOVERNMENT 9la0E m m ESNnN : =
0U OF TuE P0cK ITS or ruO8E VIII HAYS
4CTED rHfs GREAT SUFFERING UPJN TuG
TRY Andrer Johsssa, April 2l.t, 1855.
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Nfm Embellishments.

iALaE HAIR.-Mrs. Agne, flor.
meriy Mrs Csbns wonli respectfully intora a the
dies OF KS ksk thst she has spiedid xS.ortent o.
faise Hair % suit all who may wish patranxe her
AFRO, XII GL.res cleaned an celored. Her place o
Residence 10 at Mrs T. b sol-s lliery Store on It'll
street, between n lin and Blonteau. msyiodtw
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VeNare ~ teu uterfrsas md saWprsu.
cfpl+d desls endeav ring d. pose of shjr anl
str@r prepss atops th~ rpnkaiiou tainsJ by m
.ids GEM Preparations. ar
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-12-27
BLOOMsBURG ACADEMY.

THE next Term of this Institution will
begin on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10TH,
1865. The regular prices OF Tuition range
from S5 80 10 81 so per Term OF Eleven
Weeks, TO be paid al or before the middle
OF the term.
The usual extra charges will be made
for German and French, and the various
Ornamental Branches.
Ii is extremely important that the pupils
who shall attend the School should be pres
ent al Inc beginning of the term, or as soon
after as possible, in order to start regularly
with the class. In all cases tuition will be
charged for the FULL TERM, unless Otherwise
by special previous agreement.
The Principal has had an experience Of
years in teaching the Languages and high
er Mathematics, as we'll as The various
branches of a substantial English Educa-
tion, and will spare no effort 10 secure
rapid and thorough progress in his pupils.
REV. H. RINKER, A. M.
August 9, 1865. Principal