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CARD PHOTOGRAPHS.

Our Catalogue now embrace, ofu ltl1
THOUSAND different subjects to vlltl
tions are continually being made Of lo'@.'-
Eminent Americans, etc, VIZ. about
100 Major Generals. 100 Lieut. -Colonds
$50 Statesmen, 90 Brig -Generas
$50 Other Officers, 49, Diyines,
275 Colonies, - Navy ulncersi
l25 Authors, 80 Artists,
l25 Stage. 80 l'rommtn' N'I-
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HOPE for all InVallds.

CURES WITHOUT MEDICINE, BY MA
Y III RES DIVINE METHOD, 10y DIR. UltlAH
CLARK, NATUBEpAIliIC HEALTH INSTITUTE, Is
kind ever founded insur1ng thorough treat
ment for all diseases. Many patients need but
one visit. few patients can be accommodated
with room, board, and genial home IN the In
sutute. Consultations free. Terms equitable
Circulars, with list OF wonderful cnres, terms
Ne, sent free, ii writer's VIII send sapcrscribed
and prepaid envelope Consultations by letter
81. absent patients, on complying with terms
az per circular, and on giving their age, weight
and symptoms, viii receive a thorough exam
nati0u hy letter, with fun written directions flr
treatment, accompanied 10y DR.. Clafks photo
graph
Boston Mass
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Is Rnsrding Ohnner than Hnnee-keening:

BEAUTIFUL suits Of rooms 90 rent NJ Round
ID Hil Hotel, northampton, Mass. ROUND
HILL MOR1ORpATHlCW WATER CURE. Spec
ial practice for Epieptc Fits, curing nine cases
Excessive Nervousness, Partial Insanity Spinal
Difficulties, Uterine Troubles and weakness
from ndiscretions with, or without cold water,
by II. HALSIED NJ. D., during the cool or cold
months
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A GIFr FOR non nt thn philnl.

UT TON fVt AT tHV IIIINV'IIlIIla
n Gift Book Publishing House. Gs- The
eleventh year of the enterprise. New Books and
New Gifts. A Gift with every Book. A new
classified Catalogue of Books Just issued of over
80 pages Of Books in every department Of Lit
eraturo, with full instructions for forming clubs,
etc, etc. The best place III the world to buy
books is at the "EcdHs original GiN Book sue -
Catalogues sent free en- receipt of red stamp.
Address q. q. EVANS, $50 Chestnut Street,
Illlul..lIllin
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4 DAMS o. X. Paint, an sizes of Blind
n Brushes. Adams Narnish, oval and Flat
sash Tools, DRstius, Marking Scruhhing, Shoe
stove, Window. Cumb, Flesh, Bath aud Fasting.
lu short everything ia the line. A fnll sock.
jurt bought, win all the advantage Of the de-
cline, for sale at BUTCHERS.
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CONFECTIONERY T.
fine assortment of "Maillards' Candies,
resh from New York
SODA WATER.

We have lust purchased one of Tufts Arctic
Sada Apparatus which furnishes most re-
frcshing drink for warm weather. We will sell
the smaller soda apparatus we used last sum
mcr, 40 good bargain 60 the purchaser
JAVA and TURKISH MOCHA COftEE, a
very uic, article, pat up By Ar Shove Co.
Trussos, shoulder Braces Congress and Em-
p.ra Water Dye Ntuiis. Iurpentine, Benzuo,
Kerosene, burning Fluid, &C., &c,
We are wholesale and retail agents for Martha
Washington Hair Resturcr, Hairs Vegetable
Sciiiln lair Remover, MhittcmofD- Cure foI
to0t Rot n sheep Dye Colors and Extract To-
hacDa.
vasy- - a rn--ns
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DmNCKEBHOFF a MILLS, Wholesale deal
ID ers in Teas, III Pearl street near Wall,
New York Will till orders for any kind of Tea, in
any size package, and amy quantity, at the low
est market prices. Terms Cash orders sole
tied Cash buyers Will save money by ordering
from MS or by giving Us call.
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Ah Essay uf Warning and Instruction # Young
Men, lpst published by the Howard i- auun.
and sent ~ sealed lattor enya lpo- free Of charge
Address DIR. j. SKlLLIN HOUGHION.
Howard Association, philadelIlia, Pa.
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! ! !! lyzlZa

DE. s.Ficisinnd's Pile Kennedy has cured
thousands of the worst cases of Blind and Bleed
ing Piles IL gives immediate relief and effects
a permanent cure. Try it directly. IT is war
rantcd to cure.
For sale ~ all Druggists. 50 cents per bottle.
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No1IcE Those wishing 10 become rich or
successful in anything they wish, should send
for onr or AL ct the Gipsles' Seven Mystic or Sc
cret Charms, as they are all-important To sue
cess For further particulars az to thor great
benefits and uses, send pOstago-stamp 10 J.. II.
MaNo. HnlL,lnm hna.. Ny. and gnt lnLl ex nAnAlnn
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Nj AXE ltUkOMA SOAP With %. +. Rabbit 81
VI Pure Concentrated Potash, on ready Soap
MnNar Warranted double the strength of COM
mon fotArh and superior 60 any other Sapoilcr
of Icy ni che market. putup boz cans ct pound.
ppands. pounds, Q pounds, aud 2 pounds
aith fan directions in English and German flr
making Hard aud Soft Soap one pound Mil
make D. gallons of Soft soap. No lime is re-
quirad. Consumers viii hnd this the cheapest
potash m market. Is. 1. BABBllr Ga Gi Ca.
ol. o.. ln. 30. ~. and n Mashlnglnn ntrlnt ~.
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PhyS1C1anS

Are respectfully requested to avail thom-
selves OF my excellent facilities for prepar-
ing PRESCRIPTIONS and furnishing supplies of
pure medicines cheap competent chemist
having the supervision of the store and this
department.
Store opcn on suulay from l2M.to1P
iof sale OF necessary modc.aos only
ra- All persons indebted for longer period
u'"n t'ney mouths arg requested tocaU and set-
do, cannot make long accounts.
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Lake Champaign, Lake George.
Saratoga, Trey, Albany, New
York. and the West,
VIA. THE sPLENDiD STEAMERS ON
LAkE CRAMPLATN.
r0- DERTHs FREE. "A

Re- BEhIliS FREE "a
UNITED STATES Capt. VIM. Anderson.
NANADA-Capt VIM. II. Flagg
q W; nhEkhAh- date America) Can't. II Mayo.
MON ili-h'-Capt- l.. s. White
Forming two daily limos each way. (Sundavs
eXeoptod.) - V''''
=, Leave burlington at 10.30A. NJ. and 9.45 p
"a on arrival Of trains leaving st. Adams at 5. IS
A. ~ and % /. NJ, making close connexions
az Mhtehail with trains South and West. Ar
llNlhg at Saratoga 7.40 A. NJ and $40 p. NJ
Troy 'lp A. NJ, and $40 Z. NJ. Albany. o. ID
A. ", and 81 +. NJ, New York (via. Harlem
- 10 $50 i. NJ by Steamers, 6 A. NJ, and 8. 80
RETURNING,
me Steamers arrive at Burlington 3 A. NJ and
% L. NJ, connecting with Trains over Vt. c. r..
H., Tor north and east
Passengers for Lake George, should take the
morning Boat at Burlington and arrive AT the
mead OF Lake George the same evening after
one OF the most delightful sails on the CONT
neht Those desiring a trip down the beanti-
iul hudson by day can take the evening Boat nj
harrington, connecting the next morning at Al
paiiN' with splendid Steamers Daniel Drew
ana ,,thanccy Nihhard, 9.f5 A. NJ. arriving in
New York same afternoon
- ilNhLln Tor salc at the offices OF the VI &
~ H., uh board of steamers aal at tho Office of
w "wpany, west side Court House Square
Burlington VT
June d. 1865. ~
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FEREUMERY.
Brushes.
TOEEET SOAPS.

Lubin's, phoons, Lows Oll Brown Wind
sor, Cogate's, Glcuns, Robinsons, Silver,
CASTLE Shaving Soaps, and Creams, the b st
quality
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4 Ill kinds of Patent Medicines kept on
~ hand or obtained at short notice az
BUTCHERS.
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HAIR PREPARATIONS
It'll Z w ZLLtXI Z IOLV - I.
Pomades, Oils, and Restoratiyes.
pATLTIT MEDICINES.
All the approved kinds.
STATIONERY.

A Nice assortment at low prices. A liberal
discount to Merchants, Lawyers and others
wanting o large quantity.
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All medical men and tho press recommend Dr.
stricIsInud's hnti-C holora Mixture as thc
only certain remedy for Diauhwa and Dysentc-
ry 1t is combination of Astringcnts. Absorb
ents Stimulants, and CarminativCs, and Is war
ranted to effect cure after all other means
have failed
For sale by all Druggists. 80 cents per bottle
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Domestic DIVES.

WE are Wholesale Agents for Reeds Dyes.
w and viii supply the trade at manufac-
trcr'S prices. l.. l.. BUTCHER d son.
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Il Paints.

4 LARGE, full and complete stock. ombrac-
4 ing every thing used in this section of the
country. For sale at lowest market rates. by
l.. l.. BUTCHER. Il son.
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.IANII1-s GRAY.
CREkr ChANGE EoR ACENTS.

ESTATE AGENT scollay's Building
II fremont Row, Boston. Farms and Country
residences bought, sold, and exchanged.
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TO nE pisiosLp on Al
One Dollar bnch
XNi,hou, ,,.,, d 10 value! Not 10 be p"id
ror u,,,ti Won know what YOU
nrc 10 rcceivcii.
= A.tt ana bo eold a.
Spiendld List OF hrU1l5s = III W 10 'V-O "'
One Dollar baOh ~
400 slu-icalBoyos. $50 to 1850 each
$50 with Bells
and Castiuc.s 200 JVO
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The NJ. AlbanS Liquor agency.

A fan supply Of pure Liquors flr medicinal
purposes constantly GA hand.
S. r. Day, Agent.
~ 4bdHs, w., .ipgpa Ia, 1855. 7ilv
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TOBACCO AND SNTFF.

A good assortment of Chewing and Smok-
ing Tobacco, and Larrillard, Scotch, and Mac
cohDy Snuh.
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3,UW tOWrs Of WWhs " ~ lI-,i
including reproductions Of the mos' S'"1 X,
Engrayings, Paintings, statues GO NIX,
logues sent of receipt Of stamp. al "rt
One Dozen Pictures from or CMah5 -e
filed on the receipt of 81 So and SEM y
free. .s5
Photographers and others ordenas M
G. O. ID. win please remit twenty-five
Of the amount with their order. ,,nt
r. The p ice and quality OF svo~ p
fail to satisfy.
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TIE .Es-A.

We hope people viii remember that We can
give them little the best trade in Tea, be-
ing Agents tor the Chiuamans Tea Com
pany, one OF whom, Dong Ar Shove, Is a native
OF China, and select their Tea with great care.
All Tea warranted, aud money refunded not
satisfactory
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AGENTS WANTED NOW READY!!

1 TuE REBELLION. ~ Issued 10y the Au-
bum Publishing GO. 200 PORTRAITS, MAPS,
DAoRANR. Erc. The cheapest and best coui-
plctc HIsroRy published. rare chance for
Agents. The SALE Is very large, and TERMS
very liberal Re For Circulars, Terms etc, wv tie
TO ". G.. sTohISE. Auburn, ~. y.
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IVONACE LlN'INGsTON,
" NJ D { 4 T A K ER
Manufacturer and Dealer in
Collins and Burial Case,
1" wood and Metal of every s,,,

and everything required at short notice AMI d.
reasonable prices.
Funerals attended with hcarse. which ht..
recently purchased at Troy n y. and nss
viii be- found to be- as elegant as can be ta,,.
ihc cities. Charges will be moderate
Apply 10 the subscriber at his waro.b.n.. d..
Main street, or at his shop on Foundry n,
or at his residence on the corner q Bank ma
Thomas Streets.
HORACE livingston
St. Adams July -, 1864. tr
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Halls Sicilian Hair Remover.

The best Hair Restorer in the world. To
sale, wholesale and retail.
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Trans CONNECT As ToLLows /.

Co At Burlington with Boats on Iakc Clam
pam and Vermont Central and Vermont and
Canada Railroads for Montpelier -. Ahan-.
Rouse's Point, Montreal. Ogicnshurgh. and the
West. AZ Rutland with trains Tor Troy. Albany
and New York, Saratoga Springs SCHENECTADY.
and the Nest 1t Bellows Fnils with trains on
Cheshire Railroad for Fitchbnrgh, Worcester.
Lowell, and Boston. With Vt. Valley Railroad.
for bratuoboro, Springfield, Haltforl New fla
ven, and Now York and with Sullivan Railroad
tr Windsor, White River Junction Wells Biver.
s. JolmshuGy, Newport. Li,tloton, and the
White Mountains
Passengers for the West viii find this "a cheap.
pleasant, ami expeditions route
FOR TICKETS, and all necessary information.
enquire at the Offices on the line.
GEO. \. MERRILL Supt
Rutland Inne q, 1865 l. NJ
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sTtRfOScuPES & s1ERECsCOpc


Y III w -,
OF those wo have 49, immc Sc assortu.H 10
clulne War Scenes, American and lne
Cities and Landscapes, Groups stainaT ~
etc. Also. Revolving S.crcoseupe. iQf lH'
private exhibition. Our Caialoga' MI. ~
to aay address ou receipt oi Stamp
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Hair Tooth Infant Nail Flesh, Lather. and
Clothes Brushes; Soaps, Toilet Powders, Pun
Boxes, NC, Ac.
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Who are to be Mustered out OF
Service?

This question is fully answered by
the last Freeman in the following def
mite terms There is considerable
anxiety to know just who are to be
mustered out of the United States ser
vice. Those whom the order includes
are the three years men whose term
Of service will expire before October l
1865, with the recruits who enlisted
for three years between July l, 1862,
and October /, 1862, and the one year
men who enlisted between May II and
October /, 1864. This will release
from the service the 9th, 10th and
18th Vt. Regiments, and a large num-
Der of men in the %, Sd, 4th, 9Th and
9th regiments, and the lst vt. cavalry,
who served as recruits in 1862. These
troops are to be mustered out near
Washington, but returned to their re
spective States for payment. This or
der will leave the re-enlisted veterans
who will be consolidated to full regi-
ments, by States, under the most ell
Gent officers. Men whose terms o.
service will not have expired on the
first of next October, and who are no
re- enlisted veterans, are to be formed
into separate regiments, according t.
their terms OF service, so that each en-
tire regiment can be mustered out q
once" After the review at Washing
ington, it is announced that every reg
iment to be discharged will be allowe'
to 90 to the State and district in which
, it was raised, carrying with it, it
arms and colors and be there muster
| ed out The average pay due to eacl
soldier is $3.50 and the government
ready to pay off and discharge ever
man in both armies.
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The Presidents Proclamation OF
Pardon % the Rebels.

We publish to-day the amnesty
proclamation Of President Johnson
which we trust will be attentively read
10y all Its different clauses win be
carefully noted and It's the most i'm
portant state paper which has been is
sued since President Johnson assum-
ed presidential functions 1t will be
also noted that it is countersigned by
Secretary Seward, it being his FIRST Of
fetal signature since he resumed his
labor in the State Department which
was interrupted by accident and at
tempted assassination. at excludes
from the benefits of the amnesty many
classes not excluded by the proclama-
ton of President Lincoln, and differs
from that in emitting the limiting
clauses of the oath prescribed Re
pentant secesh Will be required t.
swear support to the emancipation
and laws, whether constitutional OF
not. The new amnesty viii be hare
to take, and the numbers exposed t
death for treason by its limitations
will amount to many thousands, bu
they all have a chance for executive
clemency ii they ask it,
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cd in the Presidents proclamation OF
December Sth, a. d. 1868, or an oath
of allegiance to the government OF the
United States, since the date of said
proclamation, and who have not thence
forward kept and maintained the
same inviolate Prouded, that special
may application be made td the Pros-
dent for pardon by any person belong
ing 10 the excepted classes, and such
clomency Will be literally extended, ar
may be consistent with the facts Of the
case, and the peace aud dignity of the
United States
The Secretary Of State will estab-
hsh rules and regulations for admins
tering and recording the said amnesty
oath so as to insure its benefit to the
people and guard the Government
against fraud
In testimony whereof I have
hereunto set my hand and caused The
seal of the United States to be affixed.
Done at the City of Washington, this
twouty-ninth day of May, in the
wear of ON Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-fve, and
of the independence Of the United
States the eighty ninth
ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY the President:
WM' Il SEWARD,
Secretary of State.
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ssg- The thirty-third annual con.

ssg- The thirty-third annual con
yention of the Protestant Epi copal
convention in the Diocese Of Vermont,
will be held at St. Paurs Church, Bur
lington, June 18th and Sth, 1865. Rev.
r. s. Howard, Of Rutland was elected
to preach the Missionary sermon on
Tuesday evening june 9th; the Rev.
q. Graves, of Middlebury, substitute.
Rev. Albert II. Bailey, Of Sheldon,
was elected to preach tho Convention
sermon; the Rev. j. w. Fairbanks,
substitute Delegates to attend the
next triennial meeting of the General
Convention to be holden at Philadel-
phia, Wednesday, October 4. 1865, are
to be appointed. The Rev. d. H. Blu
ell, Burlington; Rev. Andrew Oliver
Bellows Falls, Rev George b. Manser
Bennington and Rev, Malcolm Doug
last were clerical deputies to the Gen
eral Convention in New York in 1862
and Rev. Albert II. Bailey, now o
Sheldon; Rev. Francis W. Smith, o
Fairfield; Rev j. SWEET, of Bethel AM
Rev. f. W. Shelton were substitutes
The Rev. ID. Manser has since die
and Rev. NJ. Oliver has removed I
the Diocese of New York.
The following lay deputies wer
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NEWS SUMMARY

Gen. Rosecrans ssys: For my
own part l intend to set the example
of beating my sword into plough
share / desire our young men nov
in the army to go home. am la
in favor Of the next war.
The confederate archives do,u-
mcnts and other writings apperaia
ing TO the late rebel Government. have
been packed and sent TO Washngtl
They filed uincty-one boxes weighing
FIVE tons.
The Brattleboro Records stor
about the young ladies at the Ne'.
Brattleboro seminary, who had Booths
picture in their rooms drapei IL
Grape, was made out of whole cloth
There is great activity IN South
ern trade at New York. No less llm
% vessels have been cleared during
this month. Al the old lines Of sol'A-
ern steamers are starting up, and LEV
ones are being inaugurated also
The lock taken from Libby pns'l
and the petticoat jeff Davis had Oh
when captured. are to be among 'As
attractions at the Chicago saI'l'1l
fair.
"A wag says that two paupers VIZ
lately escaped from country po~
house in the oil regions Of Pennsy'f
mia, made 100000 each, operating Y
the oil lands, before the oyersee'~
the poor caught them.
The convalescent soldiers III u,
Washington hospitals to be discharge
will be $4,000. Their papers are N
ing made out as fast as possible 81 !.
Hereafter our troopers VIII
able to discover fugitive rebel dlgn@
ries, by a slight change in the o'l .,.
ture formula for recognizing SlnD''
by their doots We shall know them H.,
Rutland wants the state a9rl'uD'
raj college. -.
The 9th, 10th and 18th regiln'ssjI
and a large number of men IN 'n' IA
Sd, 4th, 9TH and 9th Regimen" ,rsl
the LIST Vermont cavalry, VINO .. ~.
as recruits in 1862, by the Fecsu'
ders are released from the ser'lcs In.
The burial place Of Gen o,u a \
wick in Cornwall Hollow VIII sI pho5s
marked bv tab monument o. w.
Island granite. ,n A
The western country Is iu ,sn
live stock, and butchers mlgnv Ref
stop talking about scarcity, o,srtr
cattle and sheep were never 81 ri i
at the West as now. The pro9L III
the large demand for the army ana so N.
impossibilitv of getting tlle't .rmeri
freighted east, induced all inc :l iS'
to feed as much stock as posslo''
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June 2.


On the evening of the ON
the main ordnance depot in Marsl In1S'
warehouse, Mobile, blew nm ' "Ha
terrible explosion. About 3od1 WIN WIN
were killed and many WILSON, re.sOhs
Thousands wore buried in ,bo D .'v
Eight entire squares Of the cty ~ls
demolished, and about 5000 5o,o were
cotton were destroyed. SteamorsV ~ VI
Cowles and Kate Dale. WIFI 81 OoL
board, were entirely DESTROYED VI
great portion of the business centro a,
the place was badly damaped '' ~ ~
total loss is estimated at a. 0oo ao us
Gen. Granger rendered promnt rsI;',
to the sufferers The cause Of tha
plosion is uncertain. The ordros
stores, which were portion Of '. W
munitions surrendered by Dick Tovl tu'
were in course Of removal whom al
explosion occurred. The entire o;.. o
was more or less injured.
Some of the troops were mid n
at Washington, Monday, but the lar4
est number viii be mustered ONT IS,
sent off in detachments TO distna.
where paymasters are located Il wv
der there to receive their pay.
Admiral Frank Buchanan so,;,.
officer Of the rebel navy, surrender.5
himself at Mobile on the Goth
Secretary Stewards ri hit arm which
was broken by his fan from his o..
tiago, was on Sunday released froa
4 the bandages in which it had been con D'
fined since the fracture. and the soor.
tary made the first use of his hand II
countorsigning the presidents procla
nation Of Monday
NEW YORK. June |.
Gold is quoted to-day at 1877 IA
Foreign Travel.
European travel was never brisle-
than now The closing of the war;.
giving an impetus alike to bushes.
and pleasure travel, and all the ior.
eign steamers that leave our shores
are filled with passengers. The h.
cline in gold render the expenses q,
travel abroad less than at any time
for several years past Many vho
have made fortunes ont Of tie hsi.
ness OF the war naturally seek lecre.
alton before entering upon new bus.
ness, and indeed the prospect Of peace
lifts an. incubus Of doubt which in.
t pended over all classes while the war
b continued And so thousands are tai.
C ing passage for foreign shores. SON.
S for pleasure and recreation, some tt
Z study and travel and others to enes-
e in new departments Of business ora.
y tend those in which they are alreair
$ engaged.
Among others, Mr. Cyrus B1lg
= and wife Of New York City, who hnn
: relatives and friends in St Albals
t have recently gone on tour to En-
e rope, intending to pass a year abroad
a in quest Of health and recreation
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Geo~ The new Tennesse senator's
Judge Patterson and Mr.. Fowler ARE
both radical anti-slavery men, and are
intimate friends. Judge Patterson is
45 years old and Mr. Fowler Is A.
Mr.. Fowler went to Springfield, H.,
when the war commenced and prac-
ticed law there until 1862, when he
was appointed comptroller of the
treasury of Tennessee, which office be
has held until now He is native OF
Ohio aud was formerly formerly pro-
fessor Of mathematics in Franklin col
lege, near Nashville Judge Patter-
son is son-in-law of President John
son, and was for several years circuit
Judge in East Tennessee. Tennessee
will be re-districted by the legislature
at once, and Congressman will be cho.
sen at the regular election in August.