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, 1865-11-21

t7r Tue. rebel -"privatecr" Shenandoah
returned TO the waters Of Great Britain on
the 9Th instant The Daily Htsos, of London,
rightly anticipates TINT "thc Americans may
be inclined 10 say 1t Was only fitting tlat her
end should be as British as was her orisin.'
Built and fitted out In British waters to prey
upon American commerce, no other 'conclu-
zion to her piratical career would have been
80 consistent with historical truth as her re-
turn to the Messey-the very spot from which
ehn Ss,3 r,Y1f
, 1865-11-21

Wsehirgtoa Shifting rHf, md tnrite thef1 nsends
Of oehe< churches md denominations to nd them
VIII b On hsod md snch .r1ielcs L. Ia necesssr7
for ssrsy-day nse in families, en- b obtained Il 4
NJ! noderste pElca. a band Of musfr- hss bee0
engaged, ana general rood tino d exoorfed. The
proceeds Of the Fair win 10 toxazd aaf1sJtne is
expenses OF furnishing tbs recent enlargement a
the church Let everybody, In md out Of ID
uelehbarhocd, attend. :.
, 1865-11-21

~ It is known to our readers that the
Rev. Henry Warl Beechcr has backslidden on
the question of negro Suffrage. But the In
dependent does not follow or sustain him. The
last issue has this shot at the pastor OF Ply
mouth Clm ch:
"The Republican party neSer won q ricto-
r except by borrowing strength from the en-
husiasm excited by moral principles. It
political schedules, Int Of Its moral princi-
ples-for the platforms in the various states
only. half expressed the conviction Of the
people. Every orntor who addressed Re.
publican audience during the late political
campaign bears testimony that the pulses of
the people were everywhere for equal rights.
When Mr. Beccher eat In priynte boz at the
Brooklyn Academy of Music, at the late tre-
mendous meeting addressed by Logan and
fitzpatrick, he sritnessed ths tcho'esome spectacle
Of Aa!f A;s congregation cheering The cry oppo-
ste sle1ns rAieh he preached at Plymouth
Church. 'Resolred," said the Democratic
platform Of New Jersey, ssthat we cmphati-
cally approve President tolnson's policy, and
cDphalica1ly oppose negro suffrage" To
which New Jersey responded at the ballot
box, saying: "Evcn !, half rcpentant SIN
ner, will not discredit myself By an .trnsn.'
, 1865-11-21

PEnsosAI--Amo1g The arrivals at inc itenon1 msa,
uouse lust evening were Hon 1anea u. Lane. on1t'
ed States Senator nom Kansas md Aon' james
Van Eppe, Of McCounelsyille, III.
, 1865-11-21

AEnnst this our farmers have 70 place the entire
loss Of their green crop; md their only eource Of
payment for the past and present ye.rn Is from 10
QrR Of Uheat ut 40s. to LIS
In eonttaft 10 this, the American raises wheat
without rent. without green crop. and without anv
expense OF horse work, a. hi horses Hre fed and
kept without eIrenec- 10 eiloft, there "a much
Of wheat; nd there Is every ioduccmeni to sa1mers
10 take time By the forelock. when m eminent
Amcicrn author informs us, within the list three
year. that The farmers in the Western Stales we're
burning grain in place Of fuel. in consequence OF
the low prices OF wheat md Indian enq-
THE LATE JAcoB srRAws.
Another farmers paper, Delra Weekly Mes.
acrgrr, eires its readers this week a practical
Illustration Of how s'blg'' things are in Yam
kceland By biographical sketch (hcaded
San Illinois Farmer'') Of Jacob Strawn, of
jacksonville, In your State Such notices as
these do much good here, for our bucollc pop
ulation Is ignorant, bfgotted and conserya-
tive 10 deyree unheard Of; and II. VIC Gnu
manage to excite the admiration of our coxn-
try squires aud farmers by showing how much
larger and more profitable agricultural ope-
rntinns arc in the United Statcs than IN Old
England, we shall quickly bring to bear &
very beneficial influence upon the relations OF
tic two countries. The day Is not far dis
tnnt when England, Scotland, and ireland,
tco, will look mainly, if not solely, TO Ameri-
ca for their grain supply. Ten years. time
will, l. hazard the prediction, bring this
about. It does not pay, above all, to grow
wheat, as the above extract proves conclu-
mers expect, ere long, to turn their domains
into gTnss lands -devo1tng all their attention
and capital to stock raising. 1.-THE uen Of
the Northwest would seriously set about i'm
proving the lake navigation, they would has,
ten this result very rapidly.
, 1865-11-21
Law 'uTu1 1mlaef.

Grand Jury In o. 8. Coart::.DiTorces-.
Brooks, Accused, Il Nurdm BY
Abcrton, Discharged-.1he Fa.-
zero Case CsatiRRea--Ihe:
Sand Ridge Murder--
An E1-SlAve Saes
Dat . Writ Of .
HAAeas Cor.
pus.
, 1865-11-21

ST. Jons's CnrHcu FEsrrAL.-The nsrcsa
ton Of St Johns Episcopal Church will hold
Fair and Festival this evening" In the hall Of the
, 1865-11-21

The above report Of tho Joint Committee
was unanimously adopted by both Houses.
The Committee on the State of tho Church
made a brief statistical report. The other
Standing committees did not report, in con
sequence Of the peculiar circumstances under
which the Council hnd assembled.
The first article Of the Constitution was
amended by striking ont the words q Confed-
crate States u and inserting " Associated Dio.
ceses In the United States"
Charleston, s. c., was selected as tue place
Of meeting, should the General Council be
held In November, 1868.
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house of 9ommons.i Toward tho end
of the last parliament, one of, the long
est which has snt in England, he alone
couId hold the ffens of discipline, aud
dire was the cOtiI9totion, cat-cniling,
cock e-a.d 60dle do6iiig, cries for a song,
ana 80 on. when they were held by
ottier hands. Hib habit 81 the house
has beehlt6 sit, hat on, Head inolined
somewhat .downWardsi cotiveyfnE the
to one looking from above,
of being asleep "a the mastfR sleeps.
with one eye open; 7 have marked
him IN tins posture when Sir John
Walsh, one Of the sleelSest and gentle
manifest Of old tories, wns rolling out.
one OF his smooth, stlyery-worded
specifies. Sir John rounded OF n sem
tence with the remark that Lord Pal
nief1ton had "the head of d statesman
and the heart Of an Englishman.Y ~ ON
tho Instant, alert vet diEnified, the
hand OF Ph1merston rose 70 his hat,
lifted it frOm his head, and dfter a grace!
'fnl ihelinati9n toward Sir John, in
acSnoWl edgment of tho compliment
put 1t on agnin. He. had been hearing
md noting every syllable, though the
hxity of ghik dismehnor conveyed the
idea that he was fast asleep.
/ ttFeteF Bdyne IL ehuldn and ReReetor.
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tho scriptufat "thfeescore years and
ten." Probably theyyRer lonely, and
wnnted Companidnship, evsn II they
could not reasonably expect to get love.
Eight, OF these nged' gentlemen had been
bachelors, md three Of the ladies spin
i5ters sexemplifying the old maxim,
Better late than neveF.n aim siira
eat .EVcntide there SHAH be EIsl,t..,
@ lasagttnal !I. bright e,en!p foF which walt
lItaEs you down, i.to my heart All sim and
Ihoid You there. 1 1keepyout tntsittss; no onecali
NY beaaaaf ssehipg nom me- in The buT,isa i5ii
In sHs 5arie5er theaay. mo weary "a hot anu
The eoming evening sings to me, and 1 listen
II -tQllSbont' ~ - Ia tisls1! ~ =mp1 ed
rln6w yentslSles are golden, golden, and fair
And know tho sweet; gTay1 twilight CROWNS
The sweet, say twiilghts crown the hill; ne
The weary " inds among the leaves have sigh
ed themselves to rest, z,t'fiI-.-
And nom The arch n here statB look down, the
night ddtgB mn and weep; 5fIF -
They nTs only happy happy tears for q tired
Z. child asltepe & ffi isi.sIni.i ~
Ilnow my pain win be over, over for ever
- this blTnan GhOre n. { .ifftffaal
This bnFret shore and nd tide Hent thee foot-
steps In the sand ? ~ - - : = -
II shan not oaIry them Win, me, tntothat
know there e reast. dear resi-, forthe weary,
1 know j sii1li lay me down, ind my dreams
n be long and sweet. = =,7''ii
aIldwait; q ! - i'if!fI
Itdke yoddown INTO my heart, allstn and
] hold you there 1 keep yOutheFe; no one can
My beaptilaI evening nom me, in the burden
In The burden of the day, tho weary, hota and
The coming evening sinsz to me, and listen
r. 70 It's song. 80. n
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Army and Navy News.

The aggregate number Of desertions
from the regular and volunteer armies
reported at the adjutant-eenera
Office during the month Just ended, is
about 600. j i8.i. Q II. ioi ~ MI MI
of henaval officers iniseryice at the
close of the war, ,056 were born In tho
United States, I74s were foreigners, md
$50 did not furnish the place Of their
birth, or native born Americans,
Now York State furnished the largest
number, 1853; but Massa chusetts! eon-
Isidering everything, makes better COM
parative show than this, her contribus
ton being 1928, Pennsyl lyania had $50;
Maine 499, which quotH Is small taking
coast; Connecticnt 264; Kew Hamp-
shire, with her limited BeaboarCl, lIT5;
Rhode Island 1O2, a llnrger proportion
of men IN proportion to her territory
than any Of the large seaboard States;
On tho 1st of january last there were
200 general hospitals In the country,
with thousands of patients under trent
ment. at the present time there nre
but 40, containing about 1000 patients.
Any person desiring to obtain the
dead body OF a deceased soldier, must
be prepared to make an affidRvit before
n Justice of the peace or a notary public
to the effect that he is duly authorized
to receive said body, and at the same
time state the company and regiment
to fIyhich he formerly belonged. All
applications should be mnde at the
otilce of James NJ. Moore, assistant
quarteEmaster at Washington. AZ
At the Brooklyn yard, the work on
the monster ironclad Dunderberg Is
progressing finely. Her ninsts nre up,
and she begins to assume the dignity
of n vessel of war. The work on her.
Is being done In n very thorough and
substantial manner, so TINT when fin-
ished she will take rank with the best
ironClads in the world. fI i.f,5=s3
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Wheeling Female College,
1f} gaWHEELIsG, VIVA. i

HIHIS INSTITUTION, CHARTERED
with nun collegiate powers in 1881. and
recently reor4ni1ed under q new Board OF
Directors, will be opened a. colleRiate insti-
tuts on the hrst wednesday In September
IotlE4ly feiiaeiiE and newly furniHhed
III In the iibcTality of its arrangements. in the
extent and comprehensiveneS8 of Its lcoutse
OF study, In It's methods of tuition and gov
eminent, and in the ability and experience Of
Its Board of instruction, the public may rely
Having Ind many years experie enes in oon-
the Eastern and Middle Stntes, I feel assured
that with the liberal pat[onAge and the ear
nest troToperG ton Of The teens pf Wheeling
extend to YGtfI iHtii IN the fIcilitles for an
accomplished education to be found outEid
OF our eastern metropolitan citieA
IfafInrJis me the hiGhe8f safiEfnction to be
HIle to Aitnouneh the 'enRageInent or q eOrfs,
or q dchehN OF distinguished lbIlity, expes
Hence and fenttHti1u, ~ -
r.. A DEPkRTIfEcITW viii be oFEnnIEeI1
at an early day, having especial reference TO
the preparation Of young ladies for tho bIia-
A. PBEPAEA4oEH 5DKRART4ESF win be
opened for such Misses aa are too young to
enter the collegiate.
The Institution win be eopdupted upon
NbEnteatentsa but not upon sdenomtnadonll
PEtnslplsE the Ienfip churches Of this YtSdni-
typ the Methodtsts the Presbyterian and the,
Episeopalian, being represonted in the Faeui-'
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meCABE RRAT q 90,
DR. IT I. NSNER


l9TIEEDERS HIs A5lRHTQ AIL THOSE
who have fRvored him with their conf
denee and PAtrpqlae,f AltlTlEgnld inform his
friends and the people generally, that he win,
sS the sSominE ming EsaF ScnPy htS Old l 9tse e9 g
WheellnR, w. va-t where he may be consult
edtn referdneet 70 theiedisense, the nature and
Ia IN chhiletge OF which tll8 Doctor q 0th ~ an
49, TINES, and under an clFChi TO describe
and TO assure Of the probable result and duItl!
ton Of treatments He practices tho EcIectfc
System OF Medicine, using mild but effective
tFemedles, 11pportt9g t4stea[l-of depTeg8ank
thatPltAlC Power. THE H1edieines used by
70 odica.s BeGides the treatineFt of Aoute Dis-
"a ee9es, pf, ItSleE VIM gtvo his nttentl On 70 the
tteatmeht Of m vnrie4es OF Chrpnlo dfeass.
That HcouTge Of the human Fncc, ScTofuInciRi
-, All .EnEi al forms PuEuleDt Dieel1afi
lAd from Tie EIfs iprey1ent among children,
Puulent Opihafnlia, OlPna, 1l4FIfed Glands,'
fia uloefationti taheeIs IN pf Skin
Digalses Of the Ihroqt. Lung and Hear. Nv
t-lDisedlEs ofthS UfinaTy OF 5Itfl, phllis DC,
Nervous and Spinal AdecttuuSs Espilepsy,
t'ac EEhqtnl iEtn md sPnfa ~ of Fe-
males, DyennsnoEI1lA1, LqueoEfli sEFdinflsua
Utsrit and an Painfnl 1ETeg ties md fSer-
iqiiEqn4 Oiqq3ll. q n Nlllell tloys ne lject, he
"a Tin t3tlt tiheIt u CHILL
lSN WI III re- tae s1Il1e o herr
tons e1ictly conhdentta1, and WIN fsoalSa
Jypgntngt n ntip9L Night calls cheeFfnlly fii5
sWefed. Once houn dom 70 I2 a. Ml. i k6
81 m 4aGa lob Heet.ss ~ II 5nii2 =
- BEl Iiif1sr& &aalItSySs
'i'ie1A'sa-Ezs=2 +. g HuDRETH il BRo T
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: cBethany college!

TIHIS INSTITUTION Is LOCATED M
one OF the most beautiful and heR1thy
,poFtions OF the hin country Of West tVirEiniS.
wheeling, and Sstt5l miles from WellsburR, at
which place, persons coming either by boat
or rail, can ind hooks ready TO take them to
the Conei5a Sitnatsd Is q, Is In the country,
u iBremOVed ~ oupe from the temptnt tious to
eXtFlyngahce, and u1e facilities forvice,W which
attnch to Colleges in or near large citiasn
Young men who desire thorough education
WIN find eenlIAF advantages In Bethany Col,
Affords the best education ON the Lowest ttsFms.
The 18th Session win eommepee ON the LIST
AippdAy In OS3bbef next land terminate on
the last ThursdAy OF June, 1854 si1f
FACULTY.
ALEXANDER CA4gPRKnIE President,
w. X ApEEDLEIdat,s Vice President and
Pofes9or OF Mental Moral, and Political Piii-
Osophy and Bellies IettTes. !.
(. CIIARLI8L LouH 1yoop Pho t9or OF Ancient
LahgungeS and Literature.
u: W. JOHNSON, Professor of Mathematics
r. RrCHARpSoN, Professor of Natural P1iir
lnaophys Chemistry and 8attifHi History II y
TERAR.
= 11aI5 RSf1TdIng If1om s5Go to;si e geE SeeE.
Washing and lights extra. -
MarticulRtion Fee 8, 90.
:. kor SatalQgJie8 iof9lTthaE 1ufdfmntton nd,
ofeas W: F1 Pendlefun or o. L. LooE, Secfy,
auglS -2md&tw
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Matrimonial venture. g.


=. The curious ventures that are occa-
StOnnlIy made on fhef great ocean of
matElmQng never fail to become apparl
ent when tho official marriages arc
fclassfheda For instance, the English
returns of 1863 are now published. and
we hud in them tho. following state
fnentss '-Fa @s2
Twenty MARRIAGES of divorced per-
sons occurred during the year-haif Of
the Whole NUM- being In London.
u A1oge than three 9foufths OF those mar
ried, both mon pnd,women, were un-
der thirty years OF age-proYing that
the mass Qts1nnrriRges 1garp scontFnctefi
ut q Suitable period or life. 81
Butt ON the other hand, thirty younU
ladies were married before they were
sixteen, and two hundred and twenty
eight about the fase Of sixteen-show=
ing aslacl1 OF good sense either in the
young ladies themselves, ,qoriiin their
natural protectors, - " .is7=i's :. II
Worse and worse, six aspiring Youths,
OF nsl1teenmuBt need take 70 theMselves
wives, fortunately all rather, older than
Boys, H. has cfIafi beon.
noticed, are apt to 1All in love with their
seniors, and sometimes they, live
long enough to be q little amused with
themsel lyes for so doing, X,
Two ladies of about thirty-fiye mar
ned mon above eighty and one giFl of
sixteen lnarrietil "a man ofi seve6tv-SG
regular April and December afihiF q
One hondred and ffty-six men md
forty-two women married a1ter passing
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~. NalenciG Edging and InEeFfinR EnTiIsh
infead EdginE, ribbon EdRing, IncGnet Edg-
1tls5 s5tnd inserting, .Enbroldered slippers for
SolIian and Cum, Bead Ornaments for Dres.fsS
4nd 44lnn.d CnatA Bead Gimp, silk Gimp Velvet
EE1Dgoas Enncy QndeF1leayes and CsufA BiHelC
Iace Falls and Swiss ColhFettei Tape Tim
ming Wide Betting, Ladies' Linen Collars
Se5F S,s3 Linen, CEYstal Pearl, Coral, Jet, sitR
flp6ont EmeHle6 Crochet Brnfd; Eilk FFn-
6I9l deEed Braid, 6lk and Jet Belt BuckleE
s1iSt kTpntA Fancy Bow Tuck Combs IRAih.
ers Cuds, Rnttetfiy Scarfs IIlIieS5 ana Cleniss
NeSE TeAs Watch Guards, Head Nets, Water
eI Eall fad5 Iop5teS, GreciAn Curis, Curl stlclEs
eRid Gloves and large and well ESlecf-
g So S9ss9rtment 9fI Split Single and Double
T 1hsabove goodsazs IN st6feand for sale. +.
~ y q ss. D. NICOLL 4 BRO,
a9s@ noi.iisss 4oa Main Street.
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FRANKLIN Insurance Company
or WHEELING.

or WHEELING.
OAEl1AAS..a..-......-.....
ssr1 DIREcFoRs:
7. =. LoEnn, T. P. SllRllF4ueB, Geo. X. Wheat,
Geo. Mendel, John ZoeckIer. Saml. McCyIel-
Ian, g; w. FTanEhelm, JaA. n. Vance, Alex.
LAushlln.
HTNI4Is COMPANY HAVING HEFsnS DJTLY
Organized. are prepared TO take risks Mt
lnlr mics on BUILDINGS of. al kinds nleTchan-
uke, manufacturing establishments, fllrIIi-
InEe. Eteamh9Hts md caFEOea on tlle western
ElSeTs ana hikes. and also On the nYeS If per-
sons Tor term Of ycaH. This Company Of
IeIs snrertor Inducements to farmers, where
ny they can be insured for THREE years nt re-
dnced rates. This balnRa home Institution,
cohlpoeed. OF some ninety-fouF Stockholders,
most o. whom -nre Hn!nrg otiF btst business
men, recommends Itself to the favorable con-
sldeEHtion Of the insuring pNbIc, and snlIclts
thetF ratrunaRa. lfisfff -fIl'
Applications for insurance win be TFomptly
ntterded-t0 6y fiiA SCI FpfaTy. 'N'''i''''
Otitee- No. AicIdiTc House, tlpinz tire Rnnaa
formerly occupied by 4 AdaTIS, ESpneSi O..
SAINT. MefTiFLIlAE, President.
GEO. MENDEL, viee President.
= =. g. SARTHITR, AGENT for paytnR pensions.
Ottice, No. HfrInre H0uSR, kplnr the same
formerly ncruTIeJit1S Adams FTNTrt4S Go.
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sc austiranfe.
FIRE, MARINE INLAND INSURANCB


(tANBE OBTAINED UPON THE MOST
" reasonable teTTns IN any OF the following
Companies, representing In the aggregate
CASH CAPITAL AND ASSETS (OVERl
9a- M S0,6OO.OOO.
HOME INSURANCE co. 0FNEW YORK.
Cash CAPITAL, aIl paid IN 200 200 90
AHsstS LIST January, l865,..-,,.-. lIBST,00I 80
Re4 assets exceeding those OF any Other
company doing Fire business in The United
ssFAteF'f % Il sszf1.- 1aIf =-.s.ifaf-.
UMDERWRITER's A6ENcY, n. YORK.
The The 9eGnania Fire Ins- Co.. cash Capital
The Rennhiie R9nnonnO
One IoiievQr Ihr,Hu'ee Is issued by the four
SBcURI7Y ms. co. oFNEW YORK.
Cnsh Capital, an paid iIl.........S 81 OOO mo 90
{" Assets lSe i february, ls666.-...-- $3.50 =
Three-fonTths of the nett pTonts dsciafed 10
policy holdeIFs annually. 5i=
CONTINENTAL ms co. OFHEWYORE.
Cash Capital MI paid ir..............sh 900 %
AAsets JanunTy !, lStd.........-.-..- SE3y ySIs 80
.Seventy-flye per cent OF the nett profits de-
eliired 20 policy holders annually, without In
Policies viii he Ia,ueil in any Of the above
reliable Companies on application to
W. +. PETEREOH, Agent.
Once Main street, next door 10 NJ. q NJ.
b1nE. mnr2l-1y
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littSevefaI dfthd lea deFs 6f the IIath0cfatl
10 party sought interviews With me,
both before ind after the arrival of the
Intelligence of Gen. McClellan's dis
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q IlIIi ia lsrtssin AID GRRATEST.-DfsS
coVeEy in Dental Hygenic; II Sozodont.
1T has stiperseded AL The ord dinnry dhnti-
fHee and for tins reason: that while,
it contains no solvent principle iniuri-
ous 10 the enamel OF the teeth Il pblit-
corcrat on I y ilt 1fs = 6Snkar OF the,
gums, removes 6Iemishes both from
the molars and incisors, and leaves the
breath pure and sweet. oct. 3, 3teod
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svNrPTOMs.

AsingIs HoftIs y4iii last 4 month
b \ 5be uaed tllFes .tI1aeSa . day. II
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=. G. .ARTHUR, Agent fnr paving pensions.
lhtcf. No. ] Mcclure HnJISR, hPTnE the same
nIII1erty ncrur'ieti'l by Adams Express Go.
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eIr zssl No youth Carolina. y d
The1o cor pondent of the Boston
DatIs a AdveFtiseg at Columbia, 81 o.,
writes with syident candor in regard to
the South Carolina State Convention,
and gives uslsome additional insight
into itsspirit and purpose. wo quote
sevaral lteIhsl OF Ifnterest.E- .,sl -
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EransuprtStion,
BALTIMORE g Ohio Railroad.
MRWE.g....zaEEgg...!s!:.za

DAssENGER TRAINS WILL RUN ny
the following schedule on and amer Nov
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-11-16
proclamation by the President.

WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God, during the
- ,rbich is now coming TO end, TO relieve our
,vad country from the fearful scourge Of civil war;
and TO permit the blessings Of peace unity
and harmony. with great enlargement Of civil lib.
erty; and
WHEREAS, Our Heavenly Father has also during
the year. raciously ayerted from the calamies Of
foreign wars pestilence and famine while our grana-
r,es are full Of the fruits of an abundant season
and
WHEREAS, Righteousness exalteth nation, while
sin Is a reproach to any people:
Now, therefore, T. Andrew johnson, President
the United statos do hereby recommend to the peop
thereof that they do apart and observe the first
Thursday Of December next as day Of national
thanksgiving to the Creator Of the Universe for these
deliyerances and blessings; and do further recon-
mend that that OCCASION the people make confession
of ional sins against His infinite goodness and
with one heart and one mind, implore the Divine
guidance in the ways Of national virtue and holiness
In testimony whereof have hereunto set NY hand
and caused the seal Of the United States to be
affixed.
Done at the city Of WASHINGTON, this 22th day of
October In the year Of Lord 1866 and Of the nde
pendsnce of the United States the 9Oth
(signed) ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the President: WILLIAx II. SEWARD, Secretary
of State.