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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-09

GARDNER's PHOTOGRAPHIC ART
~ GALLERY,
IN TEL GRNC CIR BUIL ING,
oil Seventh street,
ONCE MORE IN RUNNING ORDER.
The damage caused by the late fire has been 30
Tar repaired that business will be resumed
THIS MORNING, "WEDNESDAY, October 4th,)
when, rs formerly, the rule will be strictly en-.
forced throughout the establishment,
"Ph0DUCE THE BEST, NO MATTER WHAT
THE COST IN TIME AND MATERIAL
Mr.. O. takes this opportunity to thank his nu .
meIous friends and customers for past kindness
and to say 1t shall be his constant aim 10 con-
snue to merit the very liberal encOurag ement
heEe'oIore extended 10 him, oei .dtf
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Also, all the Brick Of seventeen or eighteen
Twenty days will be allowed to remove the
buildings, 0-.
Terms Cash, in Government funds. Or
O. BELL,
oe2 Maj. 4 G. s. us. A.
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FOUND DEAD "A man named Thomas Cal
lahan, formerly u huckster in the Centre market,
was found dead In his room at the Western hotel
corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Marble Al :
ley, yesterday morning. He went to the hotel on
the previous evening and engaged lodging, and
complained Of being sick at the time. Early yes
terday morning he asked colored boy to 20 for
q minister. The boy went down stairs and In i
formed the proprietor, who went to Callahan Is
room Immediately, and found the unfortunate
man dead. He was In very destitute circum :
stances. Roundsman Kelly, Of the Fourth ward,
procured permit to have him buried at the ex .
pense Of the Corporation. s"'
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.-4,t~1'W ANTs.

pooMs AND BOARD WANTED Two
~ rooms and board are wanted In comfort.bl.
quarters, BY gentleman with his wife and child.
address Ripley, REPUBLICAN, once, for terms, &c.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-09

FOR SALE or RENT.
DOR RENT-TW0 UNPUBLISHED
II ROOMS, with or without Board, at No. 400
Maryland avenue Also, Carriage House and
Stable. A-Ln-.. b.. b.. seal.u
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ERAME BUILDINGS AT AUCTION ,

OFFICE, DEPoT CoNNIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE, !
WAsHINdToN, d. c., October |, 1855
VIII be sold at Public Auction, In Alexandra.
Va. on TUESDAY. October 10th, at II 0 'olock,
a IN at the corner Of Henry and 0rinoco streets
the following Frame Buildings, comprising the
Government Bakery, viz:
one--2l0 feet by So feet.
o.. .. 10 81 &c
40 81
81 81
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-09

Z" Washington a. 3o5
SECOND CLASS THRoUGH TICKETS
From Washington to Richmond ..,.....,...k 90 90
Fredericksburg. 500. 3 On
Can be procured In New York at No. 22s Broad
way, and at CORTLAND street ferry. In Phils-
delphia, at tho depot Of the PHILADELPHIA Will
mington and Baltimore Railroad Company Broad
aud Prime streets. In Baltimore, at the Camden
Station Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany. In Washington, at the Company Office,
at the corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth
street, and on board the Potomac steamboats,.
Passengers leaving New York at and 8 a. m.
9 and p. IN, Philadelphia at LIS p. m DAY.
and ll.l9 pm (NIGHT } aud Baltimore at $50
4.2j, and p. m, 3.Sj and 40 u. m, arrive in
Washington at j2n, $50, and T. 10 p. m, and
aud a. m in ample time to make connections
for Richmond and the South.
Onnibuses and Baggage Wagons will DO In
readiness to convey passengers and baggage be-
tween depOts In Richmond.
Passengers by this Line pass by daylight Mount
Vernon, and may have an opportunity Of visiting
several battle fields near Fredericksburg, by
stopping at that point.
Baggage will be checked from NewYork, Phil
adephia and Baltimore to Washington, wi here 1t
will BIO met by the baggage masters OF this line.
Breakfast and supper on board Of steamers.
dEo, MATrlNGLf, superintendent,
Washington, D. C.
w D. GILKBRSoN, Agent,
OCT Washington, d. c.
VHR0UGH LINE BETWEEN WASH.
L INGToN, PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW
YORK,
wAsHISGToS, May, 1865
Trains between Washington and New York are
now run as follows, viz:
FOR NEW YORK, without change Of cars,
Leave daily except Sunday at $50 a. IN, and
and $50 m
FOR NEW YORK, changing cars at Philalel-
pha,
Leave daily Except Sunday at ll.i5a m, and
1. 80 p. In.
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily Except sunday at 100 and n.l5
II. M, and !. 80 and 731 y N.
on SUNDAY.
Leave for New York at p. IN. only.
Leave for Philadelphia At 100 p. m. only.
Sleeping cars for New York on 7, 80 p. IN. train
daily, except Sunday. On Sunday, train aud
sleeping car run only to Philadelphia.
Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York. or
Boston, eau be had at the station oaiceat ali
hours In the day, as well rs at the new otioe In
the American Telegraph building, Pennsylyania
avenue, between Four-and -a-half and Sixth
streets
See Baltimore and Ohio railroad advertisement
or schedule between Washington, Baltimore,
Annapolis, aud the West. W.P. SMITH,
Master Of Transportation.
l.. NJ. COLE,
General Ticket Agent,
GRO s. KOONTZ,
OcT al
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A U TON ALE.

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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-12-22
AULD LANG sYNE.


Surely the haleyon years, of jurisprudence
have returned, reminding us Of the period,
when justice, was judicially administered, and
impartiality reigned in the councils of those
magnates upon whom devolved the very re-
sponsible duty Of selecting jurors for the trial
of oil issues in fact, and for the making a
true presentment of all such matters which
might be given to them in charge. In the
period referred to, there was an officer styled
the Sheriff, whose duties being somewhat of a
judicial as well as of a ministerial character,
he was required, By an Act of Assembly,
grown gEay by more than three score winters
use, to take little oath, by which he solemn
ly declared, in full view of the pains and pen
alties of perjury, that he would "not suffer
partiality, favor, affection, hatred, malice, or
dl-will, in any case, or respect whatsoever,
to influence him in the selecting of jurors"
But the Golden Age belonged 10 thepast, and
it semed that Justice becoming disgusted vita
the frailties and shortcomings Of men, had
taken her fight to other regions. A few un-
fortunate individuals, through the heat and
phrensy of partisan raneor and prejudice, in
palpable disregard of those essential qualif
cations, grit, judgment, and brains, beinE
temporarily placed in power, when engleed
in the selection Of jurers by wonderful Cor.
getfulness, and short sightedness, could only
see certain portions of our County's hoe
scope, and that, too, wiah an eye single to the
welfare of their clique Of domestic beauties
On the day appointed for the placing in the
wheel, the names of the Jurors for the ensu-
ing year, as no one was privileged TO enter
the sanctum. of these worthless, or even to
peer into their Eleusinian mysteries, all were
ON the qui rire to obtain sight of the long,
gloomy list of dismal Copperheads, ere it was
suspended on the murky walls Of the Sheriff S
Office, till with its associated catalogue of
picked rebels, it grew heavy with the dust Of
years Of Democratic misrule But, tempo
ra mutantur, ct nos nsutdmaw IN illis; a better
day has dawned upon the tyrannized Union
men Of Bedford county. By virtue of an
edict of the Abolition Legislature, no doubt
instigated by John Cessna, who has brought
the Coppevhesd party into an Iliad of woes,
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V.arner -. Da~.on q Penn.yIra.


Warner ofconneetieut. Dawson Of Pennsylva.
MIA.
Or Erpeaiiflres u tie I3ost office DeDoyf.
D,eat.--Messrs Baker Of Illinois chairman
Myers of Pennsylvania, Darlisg OF New York
Eggleston Of Ohio, Rogers of New Jersey
On Expenditures Of the Ihterfor DeDat4.
Hteat.-Msssrs Dnmont of Indiana Chairman.
Stronse efPennsylYauia, Benjamin Of Missouri
Allison oflowa, Me kee of Kentucky.
on Expenditures on PnJlc Bnlditqs.
Messrs Lcingyeiar of Michigan chairman. Bald
win Of Massachusetts,, Dixon Of Connecticut
johnson Of Pennsylvania, W. II. Randall Of
Kentucky
Joint Committee on L6bfqgg.- Messrs Havs
of0hio chairman: Kelley Of Pennsylyanis
Hubbard Of New York.
Joint Committee on Printing. -Messrs
Isaffiin of New York chairman; r. W. Clarke
Of Ohio, Latham Of West Virginia.
Joint Consmtttceon Enrolled BiHs.-Messrs
Cobb of Wisconsin chairman; Glossbrenner
of Pennsylvania
Select Committed on Rules The Speaker:
Messrs Il. r. Washburne Of Illinois. Banks Of
Massachusetts, Dawson Of Pennsylvania, Ray
mond of New York
Select Committee on Bankrupt Lar. Mes
srs Jenckes Of Rhode Island chairman; Spaul-
ding Of Ohio, f. Thomas Of Maryland, Chand-
Ter Of New York, Fhayer Of Pennsylvania,
Blow Of Missouri, Lynch OF Maine, Thornton
Of Illinois Alley of Massachusetts.
Select Committed on FFeedmea.--M -Messrs
Eliot Of Massachusetts chairman; Kelley of
PENNSYLVANIA, Urth OF Indiana, Bingham Of
Ohio, Taylor Of New York, Loan of Missouri
GrinnelI of Iowa, Paine Of Wisconsin, Mar.
shall Of Illinois.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-12-22

Mr. William Kirk, our accomplished Jury
Commissioner, has been allowed to enter the
portals Of the Commissioner Office, and, as
a consequence, we are to-day, presented with
a jury, who, to use the language Of our Black
stone, are gentlemen Of the best figure m
the County. No more will we be cursed with
Copperhcad jurors, but thanks to our legisla
tors. we are rid Of this terrible nuisance. For
once we have Union man az foreman Of the
Grand jury, thing which has not occurred
in the memory Of the oldest inhabitants. Re-
ioiee. We people, for this God-send
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sale Of vessels, etc. The working expenses
Of the navy for the year ending june 30, 1867
are estimated al little less than twenty
four millions
The Secretary offers some suggestions for
The laying up Of iorn clads; location Of Ma
val Acadeny and for the education Of sea-
men. Heconcludes ~ stating that the navy
is IN state of excellent physical and moral
efficiency; congratulates the country, his
subordinates and himself upon the success
of their past labors and commends the naval
force 10 the cherishiug care Of the Govern
ment as the best hope of our national de-
fense and glory.
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S8,2o8,z25 30
REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF |
THE NAVY.

Secretary Welles rehearses in his report
the immensity of the task of organizing the
Navy, and maintaining the blockade, and
the operations of our fleets toward the close
Of the war In four years the navy added
pos (steam vessels and $4,000 men to its
rolls, beside purchasing AIS vessels, of which
3I3 were steamers, which on sale lave de-
preciated in value sl2, 100000 The coop
Grafton Of the navy in the capture Of Will
mington, Charleston and Mobile will be read
with keen interest. The conduct of England
in building aud equipping priyateers and
blockade runners is referred to in emphatic
terms and an enlargement and perfection of
our Navy Yards is urged that we may be
prepared for future emergencies There
are now five squadrons of national vessels
ON the coast of Europe Cd, Brazil tlo), East
India al, Pacific az, West India tS)..
AT the highest period OF efficiency Of abe
blockading squadrons, in January last, there
were All vessels with "A, $50 guns. Of
prizes there have been captured of all kinds
l,l5l vessels, of which 30 were steamers,
rams and gunboats, Is; and 355 Of all kinds
have been sunk or destroyed. The estima-
ted value of those sunk and captured is over
$3l, 100000. The amount of prizes con
demned up to the lst November is s2I, ,829-
SAB SO, and number Of important cases are
still before the courts. Most of the whole
has been British property
There are on the pension roll 2, OPT receiv-
ing an annual sum of s24S, 529 so. An in
crease of the salaries Of officers and clerks is
asked for The recources Of the Depart
ment for the fiscal year were $l40,09l I25
90, and the expenditures sll6,7sl, 675,9
which together with unexpended appropri-
ations and those for the current year. leaves
balance for estimated current expenses OF
$I42, 29I, ,9I9 80, exclusive Of the proceeds Of
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tCu pts over tsAlludteQ
expenditures. ................. l1l,682,818 II
During the war the laws in regard to stamps
have been, of course, in the insurrectionary
States, entirely disregarded; and as a conse-
quence, immense interests are thereby inlper-
lied
In view, therefore, of the recent and pres
ent condition of the Southern States, the Sec
retary recommends:
First, That the collection of internal reve-
nue. taxes which accrued before the establish
ment of revenue Offices in the States recently
in rebellion be indefinitely postponed.
Second, That all sales of property in these
States under the direct tax law, be suspended
until the States shall have an opportunity Of
assuming (as was done by the loyal States
the payment Of the tax assessed upon them.
Third, That all transactions in such States.
which may be invalid by the non-use ofstanps.
be legalized as far as it is in the power of
Congress to legalze them.
What action, if any, should be taken for
the relief Of persons in those States, whose
property has been sold under the direct tax
law, and is now held by the Government it
win be for Congress to determine. The Sec
retary IS decidedly of the opinion that liberal
legislation IN regard to the taxes which ac-
crued prior to the suppre ssion of the rebel
lion will tend to promote harmony between
the Government and the people Of those
States, viii ultimately increase the public
revenues, and yindicate the humane policy Of
the Government.
The Secretary is happy in being able to
state that the affairs Of the Bureau of Internal
Revenue are being satisfactorily administered,
and the working of the system throughout the
country is being gradually improved.
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thas the great doubt, the great concern, Is
whether the present generation, Of the poor
white race of the South can be brought 10 this.
Let that Be secured and there viii be no dan
ser bnt that the inferi or race will readily fol
low the ,exanple.-N X Tines
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standing committees Of the u 5. Sen


Standing Committees Of the U. 5. Sen
ate.
Foreign Relations. Mr.. Summer, chair
man; Doolittle, Harris, Henderson, Wade.
johnson, Buckalew.
Finance. Mr. Fessenden, chairman
Sherman, Morgan, Cowan, Vanwinkle, vii
liams, Guthrie.
Commerce. Mr. Chandler, chairman
Morrill, Morgan, Howe, Lane, of Kansas
Foot. Nesmith, Doolittle.
Manufactures Mr.. Sprague, Chairman;
Dixon, Pomeroy, Riddle, Wright
4QllcHlflFe Mr. Sherman, chairman
Lane, of Kansas: Cresswell, Cowan, Guth-
ric
Military affairs and the llH'litia. Mr..
Wilson, chairman; Lane, of Indiana; How
ard, Nosmith, Sprague, Brown, Doolittle.
AaraI 1fmrS Mr. Grimes, chairman
Anthony, Wiley, Ramsey, Cragin, Nye,
Hendricks
,jadicia14-Mr. Trumbul, chairman
Harris Clarke, johnson, Poland, Hendricks,
Stewart
Post Offices and Eost Roads. m. Dixon,
chairman; Ramsey, Conness, Buckalew,
Pomeroy, Van Winkle, Anthony.
PabBc Lands. Mr.. Pomeroy, chairman;
Stewart, Cresswell, Hendricks, Grimes,
Wright, Harris
Psirat6 Land Cgaia,s.-Mr Harris,
chairman Sumner, Howard, Williams, Rid
die.
hdiaa 48aaas.-Mr. Doolittle, chairman;
Lane, of Kansas, Trumbull, Buckalew,
Clarke, Norton, Nesmith.
Pensions. Mr. Lane, of Indiana, chair
man; Van Winkle, Foot, Wilson, Stockton,
Yates, Buekalew, Davis
Revolutionary Claims Mr. Ramsey,
chairman; Chandler, Wilson, Nesnith,
Wright
Claims. Mr.. Clarke, chairman; Howe,
anthony, Henderson, Williams, Norton,
Davis.
District Of Columbia Mr. Morrill,. chair
man; Wade, Wiley, Sumner, Yates, Hen
derson Riddle.
Patents and the Patent Office. Mr.. Cow
an, chairman; Lane, of Indiana; Poland,
Norton, Guthrie.
Public Buildings and Grounds Mr. Foot,
chairman; Brown, Trumbull, Grimes, Hen
bricks
Territories. Mr.. Wade, chairman; Lane,
Of Kansas, Yates, Norton, Nye, Cragin,
Davis.
On TIC Rlcifcl Rqitroad. Mr. Howard,
chairman; Sherman, Morgan, Conness,
brown, ateS3 Sfagll, AhIhsey3 t9JeWaFl
10 Audit and Control the Contingent En-
peRses ii tic Senate Mr.. Brown, chair
man Henderson, Lane, of Indiana Sum
ner
Ei,grossea Bhs-Mr Lane, of Indiana,
chairman; Sumner, Wiley
Hines and Hiaiag Mr. Conness, chair
man; Stewart, Chandler, Morgan, Cresswell,
Buekalew, Guthrie.
r,rNJr f,J,1rAfrTsrnV az I,yrsrrfN-,s
On the Part Of the .SeRate.-Mr Antho-
ny, chairman; Brown, Riddle
JOINT COMMITTEE ON ENROLLED BILLS.
On The Part Of the Senate Mr. Nye,
chairman; Howe, Cowan.
JOINT COMMITTEE on THE LIBRARY.
On the Part Of The Senate Mr. Howe,
chairman; Howard, Fessenden.
Standing Committees of the House of
Representatives.
On Commerce -Messrs. Washburne of
Illinois, chairman, Eliot of Massachusetts.
Dixon Of Rhode Island, O'Neill of Pennsyl-
yania, Longyear Of Michigan, James Hum.
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NJ 0TICE OF INoIlsfTToN.

NOTICE OF INQUISfTI0N.
IN by virtue Of writ Of Partition or Valuation
issued out ofthe Orphans Court of Bedford e'ln-
ty, and 10 me directed, as Sheriff Of said county
will hold an inquest upon the real estate Of Adam
Hillam, late Of Monroe township, deceased intes-
tate, on the premises, on TUESDAY, the 9Th day
january, 1865 Said real estate consists Of
tract Of land situate in Monroe township, Bedford
county, containing two hundred and seventy four
acres, more or less, with appnrtenanees Thatthe
children, heirs aud all persons notified to at
tend if they think proper, at the time and place
before mentioned.
deSs:4t JOHN ALsTADT, Sheriff.
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Deatb Of Hon. ,rhomas Corwiu.

This prominent and distinguished gentle
man breathed his last in Washington at half
past two 0 clock yesterday afternoon In the
midst Of joyous gathering of friends he was
Bourbon county. Ky, July %, 1894. He rose
from humble life studied law and was admit
ted to the Bar in l817.-Phda. Inq. Dec. 10.
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REPORT OF THE POSTMAsTER-
GENERAL


The Postal Department has been again
more than self sustaining during the fiscal
year ending June 30, 1865, the revenue be-
ing l4,556, ,I5S, 20, and the expenditures
SI3, 694, TBS, ,28, leaving surplus Of Ss6l,
430, AZ. The service has beenS per cent
more costly and II per cent more productive
than the previous year The average def
cheney for the past "a years has been 81
2sS, ,o28 81 per annum which had to be met
by special appropriation. The estimates Of
-el.s-4-s~- Ioee 4..d els7 .aaI.ta1al4la4a da6s
cheney Of 81 ,207, ,457, which is more than
provided for in unexpended appropriations.
There has been an addition of 3, los miles
Of routes opened during the year principally
in the Southern States and ,05l OF the s.
902 old offices reopened at much less cost
than before aud proposals have been invited
for re-establishing nearly all the old routes.
The European mail service has been con-
Quoted for some years on the basis Of paying
to American steamers the whole of the pos
tages Of letters carried and to foreign sfea-
mers the sea postage only;the latter amouut-
ing to an average of$2, $40 per trip last year.
The advantages of such competition rather
than sabsidizing national steamers are clear
" set forth. Steam service with Brazil has
been established, and contracted for TO China
Free delivery of letters is now confined to
45 principal cities, A new Post Office bull
ding For New York is recommended. There
has been an increase Of Is per cent 1853, ,262)
in the number of dead letters for the year, of
which -, ia contained money amounting to
s244, 372, 81, a large increase upon last year.
Nearly one per cent Of all letters conveyed
were sent to the Dead Letter Office, owing
in part no doubt to the Irregularities caused
by the war. The law requiring the adyertis
ing in the newspaper Of largest circulation it
is found is very expensive and discretion is
urged in its stead.
The Money Order system is SO far sue
cessfully in operation that it has issued A.
PIT orders for 81, 800, ,l22. 50 during the year;
the fees amounting only to two thirds of the
expenses. Some suggestions for alteration
are suggested.
Contractors and others from the rebellious
States have presented claims for a million
dollars which are held for the action Of Con
grcss The two great mill stones on the
neck Of the Post Office are the Franking
Privilege and the Overland Mail(partly mil
itaryl which together cost a net outlay of
two millions Of dollars to be paid by the De
partmeut
It is a gratifying fact, illustrating the
progress Of education and social develop
ment Of our country, that the average re-
ceipts from the North alone during four
years ofwar were s., 533, 845, over the whole
and of the last year $6,03S, ,O9l greater than
the revenues from the whole Union previous
to the Rebellion
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AnnIvALs roa rnE WEEK EsDIse nEc. 9. Iss.


ARRIVALS Foa TIE WEEK ENDING DEC. 9, 1865.
J Patton, Hartstown, Crawford co. Pa.
J S YanYooThis, Monongahela City, Pa.
B Henry, Hartstown, Crawford co. Pa.
r Stitler, Harinonsburg 4"
w Vt M9ssInan jamestown, Mercer co. Pa.
J Mullin, Duguesne Dor. Allegheny 60. Pa.
5. s, Glass, Remington,
A D Book, Ebensburg, Lawrence co. Pa.
j Oil, Buckhora, Col. co. Pa
BCalhoun, n jackson, Mahoning CO. 0.
a King, Unity, Col. co. o.
\ Purdun, Chilloeothe. Ross co. Q.
Rex. WmteTsville, JEFF. 60. O.
Gilmore, WiIliinsbarg, Allegheny 60, Pa
7 2 Lardin, TaFentum,
JH Lockhart, Sharon, Mercer co. Pa:
IL Gray, Youngstown, Mahoning co. o.
u Jones,
a Walters. ShippensbuFg, Pa.
0 Powell, Ebensburg, Pa.
L B Clouse, Manchester, Pa.
Sander, Allegheny city. Pa,
Il TuIlis, Z Fairfield. Col co. o.
J r Donnelly Westiey, Nenango CO. Pa.
W C Shields, Kent Ind Pa
J n Ballard, West newton, Alien 60. Q.
j r Regs, Ada, Hardin CO. 0.
J w Shaw, Oil City, Nenango CO. Pa.
For terms and information concerning the Col
lege, address
jenkins. SMITH s CONVEY,
pittsburgh, Pa.
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4 FfhNtN " WANIEIl.
"A we want 400 energetic Agents FOR J MUS
HENRI BROWNIES WAR ADVEN NrURES.
Nothing excel this work in interest al subject
matter, OF IN the sparkling graphic style u which
the author deineates his experiences. Il iaFnish-
es greater variety OF incident, and gives better
inside view Of the adventures and Weiss t,'les Of
war, than any other work.
o. d. CASE & CO., Publishers.
dees:St Hartford, Coun
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sunMARY

of the Receipts and Payments, ut the
State Treasurerss Office from the Isl
of December 1861. to the Ist of De-
cembcr, 1865.
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T0BACC0NEsTS.
A DMINIsTRAroR.s NorIl .


"A Estate of DATiD MYERS. t,te IF Jgai-
atG to,0aship. deeeased.
Letters OF administration said ,ae having
oeen granted by the Register Of Bedtorl county to
the subscriber, residing in said township, all
persons having claims demands a5',inst the
saiq estate are requested 10 present tho properly
authenticated for settlement, and those indebted
are notified to make Immediate payment
LEONARD BIG3 NER,
decS:Gt Administrator.
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ist CoiIege Baildiag, cor. Of Penn d s.. c air S,s
I'd Odd Feiioles' building 18th st..
Sd Nos. % and % 81. C7aiy s.
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CITY NOTICES.
IRON CRY COMMERCIAL C0LLEGB
AND
NATIONAA TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE.

f. w. JEsKIss,
!. 9. s',tTH, \. ~ Principals.
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For the redemption Of public
Leaving a balance in the
Treasury on the lst day Of
October, 1865, Of.

The Secretary estimates that the receipts
for the remaining three-quarters of the year
ending June 30, 1866, viii be as follows;