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sE An An exchange has the following
truthful and beautiful sentiment :. v ar il
set 10 music.''
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1865-05-03

sF Andrew jackson .Jr. the adopted
son of General jackson, died recently AT
Nashville.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1865-05-03

S When is "a woman like a watch ,
When she is capped and ieweled
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EBENSBURG SfL..CT SCHOOL!

IA VIII "ren on Mon'iay May 8,
1865 III Uuion Sch.,"l Building. for term
If fur iDnnths. under the supervision .;
the undersigned. Ia addition t. common
English branches, instruction wil he given
in AIuE2i;A and HIGHER MATTE
VI iTiCS. rnCN 'GRaiIIY and in the
/ LEIENTS OF LATIN. Every effIrt
VIII bc na,ie to render the school worthy o!
patronage. Patrons aud others are re-
qnesttd t,' visit frequently.
10 For further particulars address
d. B MAHON.
May 1865. Ebeushurg. Pa
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I'D j. LITTLE.

JUSTICE OF TIE PEACE.
Suc"eSS'r I" Nj. Lazy. Esq f Aneghe'
t." nsiip. CHn'br;d Cmaty. Pa. wii ai-
tend 20 collections. writing deeds. articles
of agreement &c. Ohce AT his residence 10
A!legheny To" "nship, BE ar Loret.o.
1t May 81 1866.
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e. Ihis line fills out the co!uup.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-05-25

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wanaeh auf ben aerIisaenssn GaQ b,ai.'
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fonbaus nat GsiontRsn anAemor.
ben. Das bieie Gelpnieeu fpdiu m6eli.
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Ia Msrtfa aessn franl66f&e Ginertnalines
a. bsf&deen unp i'd Elm ibnen aula.
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-05-25

q - Ba.nuu, taf aa IA 4riseSu,i,
nlairita. 4lssraptts q MI, $500, ri. .0Jeff.
Davis Pettycost' sttstea.
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,.o, A,s resaenee ana the era.lon % Ne Is avenue

moving his residence the legation 10 no III avenue
SeQuelor near the Hotel DIES inyalces -
Il gentleman who has been intimately conhecteu ouI
in the pest years with the ispei olPoauo anu
commercial agents IN Europe Is preparing ior puoca-
tiun book in which he proposes masking iuh expo
SIRE or their intends TO snow by undenia
BILE facts and documents seGed wt,n .ne own names
how Messrs Mason and Sdeii, buuock muse, spence,
= ia ar,g h ms were much more profoundly engaged
Sn,,nr ,hs war 81 feafherng their nests than IN
the interests Of the coniederacy the enre
hstory az the Confederate Loan gotten in Paris
by SidelI and Granger and 80 grcedy bitten ~ Dy The
English arisocacy who, IN their turn We're most extsa
,ev b,tlen Nv III win shown up and brought olien,
fnas.y,ar with 4 treat OF Other interest
iue matter bearing upon the proceedings OF
mo rebel AGENTS IN Europe The anmns OF
Inc author Of this projected work, who ST.
remains M unsubdued rcbc, Is that ne consd rs a.
rsev yhe a,tendinv 20 thor own AMI his obie = =
nrevent them when they paruoaed from r. rrn,ro
10 tho Southern satts, and ON tns stf<ngV M thev
valuable labOrs in Europe exercising a no,1ca
influence 10 the south In Short the ohjf II 4, ,o nsad
them on and the work. with a.. tho rccoP nanvin~ ocn
menis you may rest assured win &c r * 5nsas "A.
M h BccAvith, who ss been ap 0oint =. 81, bc Govern
mont neral commissioner 70 tie Grand EyhIDinon
OF 1857 is old and highly rcpcc ed resident OF PARIS
and one IN whom the mt rests I MS eountrynen will
fad an ardent and coisc e'ltioass Importer .
The Noaehr OF ths Morning gives the cpap de ggacs
To all the statements Which hay n an going the ronn,
Of the Paris and provincial ress in regard 10 proocsed
reforms and enlarged iper sles which the Emperor in
tended 20 grant 10 the Frer c people The Official hour
mel declares them 10 be Utterly without foundation ACC
prompted by nsalevoiey .cc The Emperor il by NJ
means yet prepared " loose the peope os his entra
fiom their Ing atriags
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The Gun Factories OF England.
RATE OF pRoptcTIoS AND THE SUPPLY TO
AMERICA.

lfrom the Liverpool Times, september 10.
Among the papers read before the British Associa.
ton at ITS late meeting may be mentioned one which
shows the enormous OF Birmingham in the
manufacture Of arms and the superiority OF the great
town In the midland counties In this respect l. not
thing OF Yesterday but extends far back into the
past Nearly eight thousand workmcn are almost
constantly employed In tins branch or production alone
and the wages of these skilled workmcn vary from three
hundred pounds year each down 20 eighty pounds and
seventy pounds As far back the war between Eng.
land and Franco il the boast OF birmingham that il
could produce gun minute, which Is I've hundred and
twenty five thousand In the confsc 81 the year In
1873 no less than four hundred and n.acty thousand
mnskets were supplied 20 the British government
aud one hundred and fifty thousand TO the late
Fast India Company France, at this time, though
aided by the producing power In the line OF Irv
and Belgium, could only yield muskets the rate OF
two hundred thousand In year But this capacity of
production great II was, ercecded drno fe
late inssian sodv aulen Brminqtcm tJ ned ouf
at the rate Of tsco tsaad euevy sngl day For couple
OF years the American demand strained every excrton
that Birmingham could furnish; but this was be-
fore the Americans began 20 manufacture for themselves
az least before the native into full play
Even the earlier stages Of the production the other
side Of the Atlantic tho guns exported by Birmingham
We're at the rate Of forty thousand and fifty thousand
month Sir months before ne ,rur cio~d te demand
dnos entirely ceased We learn from this paper read
by Mr.. Goodman, that from 1859 TO 1854 Birmingham
supplied three millions OF weapons TO the British
mcnt exclusive OF million proved at the govern
mcnt proof house In that town.
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Our Returning Regiments.
ARRIVAL OF THE FIFTY-EfGHTH NEW YORK vOLUr

ARRIVAL OF THE FlFTY-EfGHTH NEW YORK vOLUN-
TEERs.
The fty-eighh and Forty.nfsh New York regiments,
consolidated aud known the Fifty-eghth New York
Volunteers, arrived at the Battery ct early hour
Sunday morning, from Bridgeport and Stevenson, Ala
bama having occupied eight days the route. These
regiments organized in New York city. and were
consolidated into on June go 1865, at Lookout
Valley, at the foot Of Lookout Mountain The Fifty.
eighth originally numbered about hundred men,
and the Forty fifth about thousand, and resurn
home with twcnty.nine officers and I've hundred and
sxtyeight men. Both these regiments have done good
Eleventh corps Of the Army Of Virginia and we're then
transferred 70 the Army OF the Cumberland The present
colonel OF the regiment has commanded tho regiment
since July A. 1862 This regiment mustered
at Nashord. on the LIST OF October last and will await
at Harris Island for final payment and discharge The
following is the roster Of the regiment
Brevet Brigader General w. Kryyzanowski, Colonel;
Lieutenant Colonel, A. Dobke; Adutant II Enhen.
fcder surgeon. r. II. Humphrey; Assistant Surgeon,
Charles STEIN; Quartermaster Thcodose Gunzerh
Company &c. Fricdsaender, Captain; James Wander
hocf, First Lieutenant Christopher Haas, Second Lieu
tenant.
Cmpany B-.Max Schmidt, Captain; Charles Won Rah.
den, First Lieutenant; Lewis Messmann, Second Lieu
tenant +. Nt' .fett
Company civilian syring, Captain; Henry Roberts,
Second Lieutenant.
Company D-Edward Brunnghauscn, Captain; Tutius
Endc, First Lieutenant
Company "A schmager, Captain; =. Kempf, First
Company G-F. Werner, Captain; NJ Plauitz First
Lieutenant 49,
:. Company H-cml schwarz, Captain; Augustus G,
Pierch, First Lieutenant
:. Company k-Charles Bcuss, Captain; ,. T. Nustedt,
Company E-A A. Searles. CAPTAIN: John Speher-
kouch, First Lieutenant Nss ,eM n
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SHIPPING NE VS..
ALMANAC yoHx-run DAT.
EsEs. "a MOON 81
SON krrs. 81 niGn wATKp. morn ii SS
Port Of New York, October 8, 1895.



steamship Mariposa Howea New Orleans, Sept %, at
Pm with mdse and passengers to James Raynpr Expe.
Oct lat 20 80 Ion 81 passed steamship North star hence
for New Orleans ~ Eey West bearing n steamship Mon
sieanship Flung shuey. Cough New Orleans, Sept 80,
S pS re Co es Ms Pss. u miles, saw Steamship
Geo Cromwell bound in; "a at Pm Anderson cabin
lat III lon IS passed steamship vicksburg bound Mad
sn Der samsSp Ssse
Steamship Evening star, wmpsnny, New oreana sept
Steamship vsrapa. wfi,ehnrs savannah oct l. with
cotton sna PASSENGERS e. Fox Co. experienced
Ne s,ssamahp const,uion Grrenman, Savannah, DC,
SON. Oct q on Cape lookout passed steamship Granada
Steamship Anasi1ss Bursey Chsros,ou IS hours with
cotton and rosn, Arthur feary Has had heavy NE winds
~" s,eamsnIp Emily q souder winchester Charleston. GO
hours with mdse and passengers, TO Livingston Fox Co.
Steamship diyde Robins Wilmington NC, IS hours,
with %as ras Terry w rssop
with md;c n1a ss % ksss No %
mise and passengers. 70 Murray Sephsw
Bark Montezuma, Hammond, Barbados 20 days. with
sH Bark * Kate sismer of HoboAen NJ Crawford Mobile
Ss 70 VI n rs% esSs Hsss sgs entire S sSn &C.
Brig silver Star tBr) Newell Cardiff So days with COAL 70
Brs Bachelor r, Miller ST Andrews, NIB, IL days, with
lumber. 70 John Boynton, Son 4 Go.
s 'IsSis gsr';s aE @
Barbados Sept is with coffee, 70 Brett Son Co. Had
,ss5rJ W pserns iBrj, Kennedy, Bridgeport oB. via
schr Ripple sr) Roberts, Cape canso Ms, days, with
ss ssr VIII Viii. sFgs asSs w'Ss oSs Ss sSys
sssr risil ts6Se ssasf Roe fsy
schr Princess, Lowell, Boston.
csr Wines enp "s i SoVaa0 Dr fh'p'h'
scbr Rcnj strong, Brown Providence for Poughkecpse
ssSr sI;' jayne y"s'f Rasssl Y New Haven.
scbf Copy, Wheeler Port jefferson.
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Note from Frederick 4. King.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.

DEiAvAS Horsn, ALBANY. Oct 7, 1866
In porusing your issue Of yesterday II struck me with
disagreeabc surprise to find announced that chad
disappeared from my accustomed haunts" sc. Permit
me simply TO announce that business OF importance de-
tans me here at the capital Having verable intention
Of obeying all legal order orders shall soon return TO
the city OF New York 10 enforce my rights Az 10
"haunts am here at this, Of the most publ ic and
best kept hotels IN America determined ever TO de-
fend my rights and uphold the laws II had ever
wanted more could have sold the bills OF exchange n
stead Of deposng them first class bank fearossly
and honestly and letting them so remain as have don
confident In my rights and the Immutabiity our laws
RcsoelgaN, y. FREDERIgK J. KING
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Bangor, 9Th inst from the yard of Master
Crosby AL ship InThufston, of 1919
urcment. She owned by Messrs Thurston Crosby and
Capt IL Snow, who is TO command her.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

BuRRrrr-wicKs AT Paris Hill, N Y, by the Rev @.
j. Alger HuBpARp W. BuRRrr TO Miss Sails H., daugh-
ter ~ John wsks, Esq, all Of Paris Hill
BREwER--MfIs.--A Ithaca, N. r., on "Wednesday,
October 4, by the Rev. y. N. zabrske, Dr. JoHs w.
BRrwrR, United states Army, 10 ExxA j., daughter Of
Surgeon Madison Mills, United States Army
BuRRouaEs--HgAvr On Thursday, October ., al the
Church Of tho Holy Apostlca by the Rev Dr j. Gscr,
Mr.. WILLIAM H. BuRRorCns 70 Mics ALICE j., daughter Of
George y Shave, ESQ, el ~ rhis civ
It.xss .-sIAyAal.- tbs wy, on "Wednesday. Sep.
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tembae7 at the residence BRIDES father BY the
Rev Dr. Irvine assisted by the Rev j. b. Dunn, DR.
ALEX s. HUSrER and ELIZA r. STEWART, eldest daughter
OF John stewart, Esq
LEz-YousG.--0n Friday evening, October 9, at the
residence OF Mr.. J. Wright 343 Sixth avenue, by the
Rev c. 8. Stephenson, JoHsW LEE, OF brooklyn TO
Mss RIcARDA You've, Of this city.
VrtApE-DusgsBuRy.- White Plains, N r., on
Thursday October s, by the Rev. d. Lindsey, assisted by
Rev. " NJ Huburt, CHARLRs A. VrIAps Of New York
city, to AUGUSTA A.. eldest daughter of O. Dusenbury,
Of White Plains.
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LArScrpAt Bangor 5th inst from the yard Of Master
sremsn she i huraton Crosby and
Capt II Snow, who is to command her.
Notice TO Mariners.
BALTrc: GULF or RicA--rIxEp LIGHT ON wERDER ISLAND
rHsvHr DrrAHr1TsT orroE d L,rHr as 2
has been received at this ONCE that
The sh, a.ed elevation Of q fee. above tho
from dssnee q II %lss shows white between ne
s &
81 aaG e ed the Sss o
Island wen the south side Of Moonsund for choosing
the night is mpracticable '-'''' 4'"e.
The illuminating apparatus is dioptric by lenses Of
q ron % feet high from vane coorsd
the OF iH lon
REVOLVING LIGHT ON KIN ISLAND.
Also tina, light has been established the southern
The light rsYens white light asnng is
level Of the and in clear weather should be
The Illuminating apparatus is doprc by lenses of the
3 r q e s" 2 yards Sc y from Che site
,a, ,e sn,S ons Us 81 Wosn
TO Moonsund has been painted whe and the top Of the Ian
tern green. sFf
The depth Of water .s on NE bar a the mouth Of the wssr
Of the riyos to he town OF Riga az feet The direction q
the shannsl over the bar + Sc and NV.
by order W b sHUBRICK. Chairman.
Whalemen.
hmm Of New BedfOrd and bark Rimond We're a. Homo
%. ss Is. msssp s:x 4ss E
Is z a. % M. Cum
sy w GS hs o sgs S Hudson
Foreign Ports.
BARBADOS Sept 17-.No vessels In port.
or spi 2 Mcaas sso
for Hong Kong bark Harwood, wilson, swsnssss
Aug celon Wood lying OIL Ms'Ador
snseasE Aug s-n port ship Por. do Bordeaux Fr, for
long sSt A :sss Yss Ssso' Holiness
American Ports.
nS, q Ssfors, TessIapSea. .shrs sarah Is%msns6
Re os1 BIZ ai R
Emms sVf Tass chsries Smith Par
sons do; John an Br Fisher HayaHs schss samuel
shiisdepsa; TrSs Wind Clark and Mountain xSsnss.
81 SSs.e ss Jones' Fish.
p'ciI III Ss,fss Hssss sts, so.z
Of bari, @ 'ehr Ma.
SaxT supply sIsam s. Mas Norton Pill
more.
A-Arr steamship Alhambra Benson, FYork; bark Echo
osn Nb ssraS He isa.' shelby RYo9t "a .sS1
s :s. ,:.: s = q.
L,9gdsp; otsTse Dc for Nswsurygess -.
s!:s 3; Ia rs
ard Gaines, NYok; 9th, Harriet Sarah. Tcs and Asso,
NEw ORLEANS. Sep. as-Ar steamship Trade Wind.
DO ton; Hare, termination, Gsiy.:son. -
% S.e sp % ss hs
ssth-AE barb Bon r, fs Lr !, r., rsv,s Bosdecss
Emerald, Mitchell, Liverpool; bark fsramount Dsshoi.
4 . Ss,sd !ss:
Ruaan islands Rober Paul Galveston for Havana In dis
s,a for rp p% so, sow D: dI B ySan
ST Louis Fr) from do banks Reuth, pouss from New
York from m.vans a from
ram, from 81 Thomas ssnorita, Linden, from BsnOrss
lowed 70 Sea 18Th, brig Hercules; schr Marine
Oct al T Ham 1 Sya, VINCE c Ns1 s
"f RichS s OCT sxrs .iss%srs %Ssnsrs bourne
nes cFss ''hr
SAN FRANCISCO Sept FAR barks smyrniote, Lovett,
Hona d 6uSn ana
Curtis Narmimo; wild Pigeon. Lehman, Pajaro Hth.
Charger Knowles Boston, JEANNE Douglass Br) Donald
sAvxNSxf Sept so-Arr steamship Constipation Green
ship Wisconsin, Acres NYork.
Ssss.%shp an,ST Rodgers SYort CID brig
Arr brig Mary Cobb, Duncan Port Royal; schr Julia
WILMINGTON, 10 Oct Sid steamer W P Clyde, Rob
MISCELLANEOUS.
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American shipmasters' Associat ioz.
Nh 81 WALL srRrrr-Rooxs -, % AND a.

American shipma sters' AssOcis tioz.
No 81 WALL srRErr-Rooxs q, % AND q.
The following approved and ocers have received
commissions from this Association
Cautains- l2g7 Nelson Faulkner brig Day SPRING 49,
John Coey 1900 Robert Wallace; 4Z6t george Nortons
steamship Saxon <2S6 William King; A29s Henry Meysls
4S9S Sorcn Petersen; 3304, Henry Manwarnk SUP
ratio Parish steamship weyhosseti AzS7 cnrsuah mn
debrandt
All commissions outstanding year require 70 DO
presented at the ONCE for renewal.
Miscellaneous.
Purser Crocheron, Of the steamship Constitution from ~
vannah, has thanks for favors.
HAYWOOD (Br) Wilson, from San Francisco July rs
for Swansea, put Honolulu Aug ~ In distress, having
encountered hurricane sprung leak She remained
In port e. leaking badly she would probably be con-
demncd
BARK TRIUMPH tBr from 81 John, NIB, before reported
ashore Cross Island Mach has been got on with
slight damage and lowed into PASSPORT, Me.
The UsKyows BAsr before reported ashore below Rich
mond Va, has been Dot or
scHp Rosssr PAr, from Galveston for Havana put into
New Orleans 3th ult in distress; VIII undergo repairs
ScAR sprEDwrLI recently sold by Capt A Micb16 in
Buston for $780, has since been sold for $1,000 to res IN
Newburyport.
The following table gives summary OF the tho
harbors OF New York, Boston, Philadelphia Baltimore
Savannah Mobile and New Orleans the latest accounts
frnyn aach of hOe0D
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ARTIFICIAL EYES.

| A RTIFIC1AL YES.--ARTIFICTAL HUMAN EYES
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-09

rue pRooKLyN IN coMMYssIoN.

THE BROOKLYN IN COMMISSION.
The United States sloop-of war Brooklyn ito be the
flagship Of the Brazil squadron commission on
Wednesday at the Brooklyn Navy Yard She will sall for
her destination in few days. The following is full
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-07-29
~ iha Pamela st,a.
Examination NJ Eureka.

Mn lpltom Ailae me space n
'lic sfW 10 give u partial notice NJ
the oAaminafi 90 at Eureka. ~ NJ,
goth and 2lI inst. lust hayinl
passod through the ordeal n ~ uu.
natural civil war, vii Oh has caused
aur liioiary institutions 70 b. much
neglected, W. hardly expected 70.
witness ah occasioh n the Kind 81
worry entertaining. We vcfe deeply
Impressed with tbo Thought, how ice
from the cares ol oar national affairs
are the minds If the inmate. Of the
schnolroom.
The exercises Of the Grsl dny con.
sisted m examining the different
classes. All dad we'll, but the one IN
English grammar deserves special
notice. We have not seen pupils of
AS tender age more proficient IN pars
ing anywhere. It reflects much
credit upon hc Observation-Disclosures
ing Tor MN much patience and nntlr'
'hg energy ohthe second day there
was quite a large attendance. The
largest assembly we have seen on
such m occasion since the war. The
patrons OF the school lrather the
ladies' Plcntllally Supplied all with
refreshments each DAY. After the
examination OF the higher classes
came the reading OF compositions by
ehe young laa'es, ana determinations
from the boys. AZ the close Of the
exercises Of the day We were favored
wi,h vary ,,,,,,c,,I al .n,,an.ia,a
Ii
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wac Tue cOmpos'''o" OF
i's'c,a" a"a '"c ue'''efy c' ah ora
,,r' ~ n'sn' u concert ron Mrs
Drown anu 'le young laa'es OF tue
'ehooi gave rise 10 an entertainment
peculiarly interesting. IN addition
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-07-29

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