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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-21

tAdyertbemrni.l
JHFPERs, 573 Broadway, is selling his Ladies'
and Childrens SHOES at reduced prices. The Ladies
are invited 10 call and JgFFsRs No. so broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-21

A railroad brio across Mud Creek, in Iowa,
broke down under the weight Of baggage tram. last
TUESDAY and two men were killed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-21

DROWNED IN A ClsTERN.-A child named
James Morris, aged years, drowned in cistern
in the rear Of his parents residence, firstst near
Hoyt on Friday His body was recovered on Saturday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-21

CONFLICT BETWEEN BURGLARS AND THE TO-
ucE-OsE OF THE OFFICERS snoT.-Two desperate
burglars operated pretty extensively In the
Ward early Yesterday morning, but were hnaly DIS
covered By the police and only escaped after an ex'
citing chase and the shooting Of Of the officers
The first house they were known TO have entered was
that Of Daniel Bridge, No. 10 Hews-st, where they
stole gold watch and chain valued OF $50 sol IN gold
coin, and e. in paper money. the property OF IL u:
Hodgdon boarder in the house. They then visited
the residence OF q. W. Hawkins Penn-st., between
chain and go in money. The entrance was
made through the second story window.
The residence OF George D. Hubbard. Bedford ave,
near Penn.st next received their attentions, but here
they alarmed the family and made OF without obtain.
ing any booty One the inmates put his head out OF
the window and gave alarm after the burglars had
left This attracted the notice Of Officer Peter hunt OF
the Forty fifth Precinct who Immediately started In
pur suit bat he failed 10 come upon them. Some time
after this Officer Smith across them In BEDFORD
ave. and Immediately gave chase but lost sight OF them
chester fell upon them in Sixth.st.. between South
Eighth and South Ninth.ss.. and when he approached
one OF them, who was Just coming out OF q yard the
fellow discharged pistol at him. hitting the buttons on
his coat Chichester then closed upon him and received
another shot which shattered the two forengers OF ms
right hand one Of which he will probably lose The
officer then discharged his Derringer at the burglar
with his left hand, but missed him. The fugitive then
encountered officer W. Bell, who was unarmed, but
however was lodged. The burglar then attempted 10
shoot him. but hs pistol snapped. and the officer thus
escaped The fellow finally managed to escape In the
darkness which was unusually intense ut the time
Tho darkness OF Wilamsburgh" is becoming
proyerb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-21
Gperial Notices.


Fire and BurRlary.-The attention Of the public 10
invited 10 the very superior facilities sorded for the safe
keeping of GOVERNMENT BONDS, FAMILY silver ana
other valuables In the STUDIO BANK VAULTS. studio
Building No IS Tcnthst between Filth and si1th'aves
The vault, are FIRE and BURGLAR PROOF and absolute
safety guaranteed Safes and iron boxes oil various si'es
inside thu Vault. with combination and other patent locks to
rem. by the year. with special private Office accommodation.
WILLIAM A.. CROKER, Superintendent.
Hours, 81 m to itpm
Fifteenth Assembly District Union Associe:
fiouA regular meeting of this Association will BE- held
o'clock THOMAS MURPHY, President.
J. Soils RIrryRBASp, Secretary.
Fifteenth Assembly District Union Associations.
A Regular Meeting Of this Association will 30 held
al No. as Fourth ave, on MONDAY EVENING. August
2lst, at O'clock THOMAS MURPHY, President.
EUGENE P0nKRoY, Secretary.
Are not the Lives Of your Children worth -
cents t-The price Of Bottle of DR.. BICkNELLS
Syrup. which warranted to Dyseutary, DisrThes.
and Summer Complaint, $50 carried to their
graves weekly In this city that might be saved above
DEMAS BARNES 4 Co.,
No. 81 Psrk-row, Agenta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-21

CARRIAGE ACCIDRNT-Th carriage o. DR..
Cornelius H. Murphy upset in Ffthave yesterday,
in consequence Of the horses becoming frightened Inc
inmates were thrown out but no one was Injured Inc
vehicle was wrecked.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-21

WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MAcHINl
No. 500 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-21

PERFECTION IN CONDENSED MILK reached at
La, hv The asrR,oAy CoypESsED MILK CoxPASY Orders
received At the Once, No. i01 Fourth-ave.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-21

GROVER & BAKERS Highest Premium Elias
tic Stitch and ocks tch SEWING MAcHiSr No. 40 Broad
way New FORK aud No. 23J fulton-,t., Brooklyn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-29

1T s. MARSHAL'S PR0CLAMATI0N-
Ioea-I Peter M-lehdy United States Marshal for tas
State Of lows do hereby give public notice that in the
Of the United States against forty nine 49, bis q
ella in of seizure and forte nndrr acts oil
Congress did. the cath of Jnne, A lo55, at Wa
pello county aud take into possession
foT safe CUSTODY ~ hbs. hghwines ~ bbis alcohol,
bbis whisky. g. empty bbis kegs, high~ine tub,
tuts beer tubs lowine tub higuwine tub, yeast
ing tabs and tub, hot water sub, cold wafer
tub chan xing tub, still, donbier alcohol tub,
copper still Yeast cass oil cans. straiuers,
malt mill hnckets shelters set of hurrs for
srinning fanding mill, grain separator, 20 bushels
ground rye. % bush aud oats ground, counter
SCALES am scale 40 lbs af hops lamps part of a
sie Of leather engine aud boiler ID cords Of wood.
brace and ins hand-axe hot water pump lot Of hog
pens stilbouse and tine machinery therein described
Alcho house situated lots and IN block one q J
Warello Louisa county. Iowa And hereby also give
pubic that the time assigned for the return Of
said warrant the hearing Of this is fhe first
Tuesday az August being the first day of August A ID
1S65 and hereby admonish and summons all persons
claiming any interest in said 10 bbis. of highwines Il
should he decreed be forfeited to tue United
said besnt THAI they be and appear before said Dis
District; on said lat day of August 1866 O'Clock
p m when and where said will be heard, then and
there nerpose their claims and said libel OF
information and make their al agations in that behalf
PETER MELENDY.
Q. s Marshal for the State Of Iowa
By II. FULTON. Deputy {. S. NJ
Keakuk Ice Co Iowa. july Il, '6a-dSw.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

THO william Rudiick Elizs j Ruddick, in your own
4 right and as Executor of the estate OF Jesse Ruh
dick deceased. Rober; l. Rnddck. CAfhsrine Kfttie,
Ktie Eliza RHdick child and heir Of Jesse Ruddick
Mary Raddick Amy Ruddirk. Jesse Rudd.ck Jr Lidia
N Rrddirk and William Rndiick. minor heirs Of Jesse
Raldick Kdwaris 4 Turner. W DE PAW, Ann Janet
Whitney. Executor OF L Whitley deceased, Harring
ton y Tram Barney IA e Richardson
You A. q pniiied there file IN the CLERKS Office
the District Court Of Lee count, Iowa. ut kenkuk
til IN of Richard Tumuslty claiming of you the ssic
William Rudiick eight hul drei and hftsen and 6aes
a ar. upar two premissory notes. and praying azains
all o. von the foreclosure deed trust ecused By
sad William Raidck said and Other
note uor the rear end deep lot six ID
city Of Keokuk county Of Lee and Stats
of Iowa aud for general relief.
AMI unless You appear aud answer thereto on or be
fore noon Of the second dav next Of said Court
70 be holden on the first Monday Of september A d
1856 default and judgment will be rendered agaius
yeC. h sfbpN1,
Bsynnue s;amp sac fsat1 Pifs Atty.
julyl4w
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GUARDIANS SALE,

~ Office is hereby given that in pursuance Of an
der of the County Court 81 lee Co., Iowa. J. Arms
e Bower as Guardian of Lucy NJ. worthington. Eliza
Worthincton and Edward s WorthinEton minors, will
offer at puAlc sale front Of the oce of the Clerk o.
the District Court Lee county Iowa, AT Keokuk on
Saturday the 18th day of August 1885, between ths
hours offs O'Clock and o'clock p m, commencing
az O'clock p or said day the right title and Interest
Of said minors in and following real estate in Lee
county Iowa. viz; Lot number -four Ia IN block number
ninety six 9el in the city Of Keskuk.
ANNA BOWER.
iv11-d4w Guardian &c above stated
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Emerson's Agency
THE ssFLORENCE,,

SEWING MACHINES hsvs
the reversible feed motion,
which enables the operator
to have 1 s,e work carry eth
er way, or TO change the dr.
rection and fasten the end
ofeeams by farming athumt
screw. They are noiseiess
and can be used where quie,
Is necessary Their stitch il
the wonder of all, because
| of lite combined elasticity,
| strengthsnd beauty.
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W ncox L GIBBS
SEWING MACHINE

willstitch Hem fell Tuck, Cord Bind Braid Quilt
and Eniroider beautifully 1t will from perfee'
work on the fneet Eaiuwook the heaviest bsays
cloth change of needle, thread tension sfs
use cosrse swss and siit IL runs easer fsst.
and Her than any other machine Informs nat es
and elastic seam differing from every other stirh escl
loop being trssfsdby means of the ROTATING Hoek-'
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THEGAYE CITY.


The 1IisoeRes or = Rich Man.
The New York correspondence OF the
Rochester Democrat is response bic Tor me foi-
Y Aie1anderT. Stewart clears one Thousand
wear ronnd. Cornelius Vanderbilt pleads
ruiltv to double that sum, while William b.
ls.nr rntes his income at four thousand three
hundred and thirty dollars per diem. Sleep
ing or waking, the latter gentleman finds
three dollar bill dropping into his hat every
minute of the twenty-four hours. He cannot
sit down to talk with his physician without
having little more wealth, If not health; he
cannot unbnrden his mind for ten minutes
without feeling the burden increasing In his
pocket nd he cannot walk Broadway, how
ever the weather may be, without meeting a
shower of money At every turn cash stares
him in the face in the most insolent manner.
Banks fling their dividends at his head ruth
less fnanciers beat him with coupons; un-
pitving and soulless corporations dump their
filthy lucre at his door step, and contemptu-
ous bill-stickers plaster his house with green
backs. One might inquire what the fellow
has done TO merit this treatment, andthe only
charge that can be brought is that he was q
rich mans son, and therefore must suffer.
END OF LIFE OF FRArn.-The Havana
correspondence of the World has brief no
tice Of the death of VI. FL. Gardener, whose
brother was the originator Of the celebrated
Mexican mine claims, and who committed
suicide in Washington prison. 1t will be
remembered that the papers on which these
claims were based were drawn up with so
much skill as to deceive even Tom Corwin.
They were prepared in Mexico by Charles
Gardener, another brother of the Doctor.
William a. died In wretched garnet in Ha-
vana- in circumstances of extreme poverty,
on the 9th inst
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-29

900 SUGAR CURED HAMS for
DUJ sale by RoBEErseE L ALBERs,
june2 7s NAN shesk
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-04-15
From Mobile.
rtc Operations We'll Under Nny-Impo
tant Sugccsses

The news from Jbils nas assumed a more ex.
Ihcit f,fn Ihs oomhtnel Lana and nyS. .yr.e1
are now fairy Al work, Ind tho .ege Is prOsre..a.
in a manner that warrants tho hope Of early su,.
cess. Mobile icing the last CITY eil to the ryoeii
the progress Of operstous there will NATURALLY b.
lOoke upon with marked Interest. l. 10 suyAy
position, having good natural advantage, for g..
inss. AMI thsse hays been well Improved Is u
roo.s. No southern city, however, has set s4.
cessfny withstocd LAND and naval sltI +, .4J
tuce tie gsrri.ou of Mobile IL tuown t. 6s sea.
we may eIpC,t to learn IA = few days uI,tLe g..
City has sucrumbed to the In on pressure 49,
added the last TO tho list OF recspturei eius'
Tho inve'tment OF spaniah FoH iorrli,.'.
eIh"oTk On the east side Of Mobile Ha, -ss' ..4
meGeed b Gen. Grsnger's corps sD H. -ttL ~ W
tho 4Ilh, our foices welc formed Ia ae VI .rIt. al
lively tIrnishing uSs sept W dnliu. shc "l,.e --l.
tho rebels being driven back sud forced ~ t',- e
uge IN their rifle pits ON no same isy w. -.
u.ifhers and WOrksp advanced TO "i.hln ~ ,a.dt
the fort bile thT'c OF iol' 0i Our buttles ps,y
planted from a1u 70 - y1rd1 away are LL"'..
o. torp"dos rore duco'tf'd psH'rd IN Iold' 81
o-rilrrcI through ihe eNplosl0u ot some Ut d ., -
several iuAan,'s our r4oH being ei,ht- iilcl 4..-
A6out 2o'cl1cf on the muruing Of the sg,n ,,,,.
ton oi the siueB -hfst IIiIOls and tus fiit,e.a
IuiiGuh were "ut uut 10 Itheve por'ivu " o.
clyHAcedIliuc OF Ok Lishers. In the durElr, l..
lost tlulr shy, and encountered the euetuy's .g..
/, shou they ~ere fired upon The so.lr, i.,IA
TuturryI by cur uGn a btlsk muskstry mr., 30, 80.
op'urd siuIg ut tLiTe Ane, Oul akIlulsiclt Us A.
a. first driven bacl, but General Ne,cn sIs Anuias
yum his ent'fe division, the rebels sers .pasdlJ
trpuls'd Gione the whuls line They .le IupL,ytt =,
tH.r '1h"rrd heavily. Az A-uAtry duel sss iLs.
e'Ame1eea' sud continued NTH nearly d.yustI
c0"'Hu.d w tAs Ish tss..
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From Richmond.
Int,re.tiuE Items from tie WIG Of
she 9th.

tue E,uiuonI WIZ, " the Gtn ,tst, u0,. .lrnJi
uu'. u..l nisu,r-, eontsiu. much inter. s'ing
a.t'r s,le'i,r to the eyuution of Eicn'uoud, To-
I,incf win .oepv. ,rd incident. preceding that
,t'r. aIpenr' TINT the uecessitr Of ovncHatIg
h .luu.a lat H'. manifest 10 Ice I.- aluuutN pre-
,I.u, ~ l' ptlI . Dtri'ur., aui va.t amount Of
Material e'lon .uy To trr rebel government had Al.
.,nty Teen rwno, OF. rne ctilru- OF n .bnoud,
H3Dc,e. we're aot, t,ss'uly ia Wuoralco upon tins
r.e ,It, would ir tl,,,-.t.... u,lu4.rd Mat'.I.
continued thu. Until 'ho -undhl no I... preceding
tl, c.suu0'ion, Nhou g." '.rr.1r'.. 90 Ut,is that
its Auua had tu,u lHu' 'Ilf .H e rHl.'.rDf plscGt
o.. our tropg- aud ihst uu ur H'uid 1Iu tho lost
ground ihchmond 'uwt ic r'h.dn'rJ g." following
u,.ut iie ilso added tiN Ai- mon we've not "csung
li.. 10 ilairoork" \ icw hour. lit,rwHrl 90 ,nut
uro,ucg dHpr'h 10 W hwout 20 tho effect that ell
'forts 10 ic-rst,hsh his inrs had nroys" rt,u'rs,
and thnt Richmond must Pc slNru up.
Ul tut receipt OF this news the rrhol o,rs rur.
r"dlg hFsan tnr'' pr'per lions for d,putn.t. kt'J
ru..'.. .u ~ affair ami aiihurrh the .ntsN6 ,nrs
uosal 10 dUoycr the p''g1 nS'Il' VI "a, atuatiou,
lIcr ~ 'ho iHc!. Iri evening. III" gold nnd ~,
coin lciorriug 20 trr LoI.,IAus halb-. witch had
hurried TO thc railroad and started Tor lIanyino TO-
.,tnrr Win the sp,rip ol the Ilrhuoui hrnt- Ib.
riy'' ahf their mot aluahc rn'oia several train.
WciU made UH 900 ,ls Ih., vile Iu,d avis lrtt at
u'clo,s nnd Bte kiurdrc Who seems 10 have Lsen
the p'u, EIHE VI tic ,u., sNtri uutl tho tOlOslug
ino,itnc when AZ AN ,..l, hour he ,.r'.d ,+iI on
horscbAcs. ir'"ndin. u '"""- ioltuuu- Ot the
tTm'.
on = ndiy evrrIn-. Wh"n IN" 1rfs hecame fnn-
e.uiiy ktoNp, tLr Richmond Council hold a m''tIur
~ J de 'l1"f 'rdt troy all tue llH1f ~ tH" ty ~
proc tu' Ion haiu'i oItftT' liun uuk"n t.la aaou
Aud Fnll 80, mem h'r' "Hs 70" lun'' iiuc 10 re-
siftu t'tu. A,uYi HT1 1f sinWlu', , wa Ilpoiit-
tl Tor tsrh Fstd, aui az 'ue Uuuo' ihAi tpuil De
found ~ '' "''' ln'' me '''r,l SOM" ana yAE-
A'aI'r ... ..N -fi t' .AfN 10 II.i't lluhk'u-
-. -nd rrius SUNDAY Richmond mus, have pre-
% lci - .u'' i.o Va, ~ n9lnihg
d." 'iu'- e' u''i lurhiuf hhihinF" nLd 10 tuHt
'.u. .nt"'' u' %. u"Art h'I ti,on' ioIil' t"n-
r'.t.t. aI. ri'st" siolrs ur'e itoAtu iuto and
urii cog. .'r'7 ihio"h ln'o lh' -ltt,,
.h. .s D.L1ru'r''l, .pt, luN, thr oLy, Of
li1y'ieure a." rscrts'", his turning Of our
s.O'. rl. would seem Ht n-t Glance uuintiEHtrd
evil hu' thrfr e tno'h"r 'er 20 he taE"n oi Is. II
hHH cue ger san Rop4 'Nf r. II V'I lll-tf"d ~ the
ne4,, gi any %, our loI' ons .pnH o. ane',lon for
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-04-15

AItII :. l~fs
truer-l have received sour uu,e ot ta. dA.'.
~ uot entirely Of 'ho opinion eNpges. OF the
hore!c.-n,s- of further ps-,ffaure Oh the pnft oi
~, amy Of Northtru Ntr-iua, / rec. p.ucato yuur
dc,i,e to avoid u,oirp cNlsion o, blood aud ihr.e
foe too'e cousidrr.ns your proposit,sn, nf Ihe
t,rms you " 70 oHer ON condition of its suurndvry
H. L.. Lrr. General.
10 lieut. Gen 4. :. Grant commanding aru ui,i vi
tlt ulitd Stvtf.
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GRANT 10 LEE


At-.r ;,u lsos.
' ,,rIl y T. IY
tu..tus"aIt. G
Dt,t.At- The f,-ult %! f1e lssI ~,,A meet 600.
pse you VI tie ho,ele-sn,s ot niuh~r na.Jtue" ou
,ra. part OF the Auuy vi NOltl'Iu N..s.nis ia th'
- 4-r.s i'el th,t 1t Do -, aud setard A. sa ny
t.., @. -'in Loa rD seat 'tr ,esp'usil'lt, ot -nS
flitupf rifusIou u blood b, asAiuc ui ,ou toe 'Al
r-uIer VI tho, portion VI the 'Jn'eder-i -ie s.se'
au..s, EDonu - the Amy " No!;t-gu Virginia.
Ven sespectiuly. YOUR oot servant,
l.s.Gt,,7, l. erteusul .'epersl
Commanding ArIui.- oi a., .iIe states.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-04-15

AFHiL Stu, lso5.
q, nlral r. p L,, Commanding g S, 4;
GzNAHAi Your note Of ye'terd9y II received. ~
have no authority to treat on tho subject Of peare,
IL. meeting proposed for ten 4. to-day could sd
~ No EooI p.ll state however, General, mat 1
an e4uAl,y suIious TOR psacs With yourseif aud
the ~hole N3r.h enteusiu the same feeling be
te IN. VI which peace car le had urs Ee undeIsood
h. the south laying down their sTm' they vii mas
,an that -, cesrsGis event save th0uAAads VI La
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-04-15
GRANT TO IEF,
70 q % l.. T.. Lee,
Commanding g. : 4 .


70 q % H. T.. Lee,
Commanding g. :.
ts>tEAt Your note oi last evening in reply TO
mine Of zane date akin the conditions Oh which
will rccept the surrender Of the AIuiy o. northern
NirginiR 10 u-t received
la tep,y, would say, tLat pesco beiug my hrst de-
sir-, there i- but condition that | must INSIST
upon, SiI;
That them.u surrendered shall he dis uslifed from
taking up sRain against the Government VI IAo
Lltei states until pton- .iy onci sngei.
viii meet you. or de,ignste officers 20 meet ANY
oAlce!. you may name 70. the SANE pIrpOsc, a. any
point sgree,Llc u you, Tor te purpose 4 arranging
definitely tho erms upon which thc surrender Of the
A NY VI Northern virginia wiz De rrcei, Cd.
Very resp, citully, Your Cbedsut servant,
I. ). haANr, Lieut.. -GCnl. Commandinl
Alm.-s Of the nited States.
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LEE TO GRANT.

Al.u. ~. lHH1.
GrGpAi received a. lato hour your rote Of
to-i. "a snsWer TO mine OF yesteTday
did no. intend 10 proposs the surrender Of the
Amy northern Iirsluia, but to ask the terms Of
your prou1sltiou. 10 be frank, dO not thIuk tho
emeryuucy hAs arisen to cs or the surrender But
the restoration o pvsce should be the sois object vi AL,
it',re to Know hsther you proposAis would tend TO
thai ruC.
c1nngLhLe eIOre meet ou with aF.eW o'urIen'
DEL tie Army OF Northern Virginia, but lar youI
Proposition may siect te { s. forces under Eiy
aud and tend TO the Te..Urutiou VI peace should be
pleased TO meet you at tea to-IugrTo~ the Old
stage road 10 Richuond between tue picket iIe. q
Ihe iva AIUiss,
NeIy respectfully,
io4l otedieuI servant
Il. T.. L.t,
Genera G.. :. A.
IuI.-ut tstl. GEAEr
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-04-15
The Tens Of Surrender offered
y General Grant.
Apponattox Court House,
April y, $3.50

ApponattON Court House,
April y, iN65.i
CeueraR. L. LEE Comma udins {. <. A.
In accordance wih the substance oI ny
l,,ters you Of the s,h inst. propose TO
r.eeis lne surrender of the Army of North.
.ru v.ginia, On The following terms. to wit
Ras of al he officers and men to be
mae in aSplicate, one copy TO BE- given to
m inc-r designated by me, the other to be
r-Auedb BY neh officer. as you may desis.
40
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THE PREVIOUS CORRESPONDENCE.

tween 'ieu'-nsut.Gsue's Grsut and "eueta lrr
r,uei to la the Jfesa.uf telegram 70 tb. S'..,'tf,
" MAJ .Ael. has y,eu ~ .,A4..v4 90. .4. r-.'l..
tl.Lg .ts peadeuc,
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-04-15

The officers to give their individual pa
roles not to take arws against the Goveru-
ment Of the Initsd states uu,ii p-opcriy eve
changed, and each company OF res sitncutaI
comma nder sign "a like parole for the men
Of their commands
The arms, artillery aud public prop, ri, to
b. packed aud stacked and turned over to
the officer, appointed by me to receive
them.
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the officers. nor their pri,ute horses or bag
RaRe.
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allowcdto return 10 their hornc., not 20 Or
di-turbrd b> uted states authority - iuug
u. they observe tteir parole and ~, Jaws -
force whore the, ma, reside.
Nrr, Respectable.
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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-07-12

The PEShA. STATE Teachers ASSOCIATION
will hold the next annual meeting iu Central
Hall, at MeadviIIe, Crawford county, on
Tuesdey, Wednesday, and Thursday, the
Isl, I'd s. Sd OF August The meeting is
expected 10 be one OF the best of the Asso.
citation. Able educators rom our own and
other States will be in attendance 10 give
tone and character 10 the Convention. The
Reports, Discussions, and Addresses will be
practical, and ben efcial TO teachers. Ac-
Communications for teachers have been secu-
red at reduced rates. All the railroads have
agreed to remit one-hsli of the usual fare
Teachers can acquire much useful instruc-
tioE, and gain many proper ideas Of the
profession by attending the meetings OF
this Association.