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fINHE FALL TERM Of the Graded school at
i sheldon Creek win commence on WEDNEs-
DAY, SEPT. 9th. Examination for assignment
to tho respective grades ON the first day of tho
term.
GEO. B. ToLAIAN,l p.,,,..,.,
D. ID. WEAD irudehtiAi
ALFRED KEITH, committee
sheldon, Aug. Is, 1868 75-4w
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PHYSICIANS

Are respectfully requested TO avail them
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pure medicines cheap competent chemist
having the supervision of the store and this
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Store open on Sunday from " ii. 10 +. NJ,
for sale OF necessary medicines only.
az All persons indebted for a longer period
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CARD PHOTOGRAPHS.
For Sale!!

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y Cash or good paper Iaa,st.%% BRO1HtEl,
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CASTLE, Shaving Soaps, and Creams, the b st
quality.
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T.. BINGHAM,
CARRIAGE BUILDER
AND
General JObber in Wood
and Iron,
Opposite the American House, Lake Street
SIT. A-l19aR1S, Vora11O1at
COFFlNS AND METALLIC BURIAL CASES

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cheapest pine to the most elegant rosewood
Proper clothing and every article noedful for
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short notice. A liearse built by myself and
Garages, wiz Do furnished to my Customcrsand
Will not Doc refused to those unable to hire.
Particular attention Is called to thoao
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Brushes.

Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Nail Brush
Is, Lather Brushes. Flesh Brushes Crumb
wash Brushes, Scrubbing Brushes and Feather
busters.
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PERFUMERY.

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prices to suit purchasers. Superior Cologne
by The pint or bottle.
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Shop on Congress Sr9et
SneciaI announcement
sTEREoscoPES & STEREOSc0PIs

IN addition to our main business, " il..,,-fs
GRAPHIC MATERIALS, we arc h'''i
for the following viz.
, 1865-06-24
Spefial Roticc5.


u the cnl1 Pt1E1aa1 ~ 4 Specialist now In the city
That eso b entirely Ees1ed upon 90 70 1. aud not
su1er thst Hox1B1a nrk14s1 10 rHnA,n IN ytuf M.
ten, tlsoku13nk your &Aoe end BODY, bealta destroy.
luk Jour hapHraas and FUTURE prospects IN uta. H
ha1 mAde PRIVATE DtEXAHKs and NKRvQuE DE-
B11TT bis ttodY Tor the last twenty yns.s. and II
th1rfore tic pe1son whom u atl:ted should consult
10 one tver hsazd Of patient o1 hta MOI being cured
Anca be has been IN tAa asy. Hi reputation ns4
vouehe1 IN Al tie CITY 1spes hi pas,eass and sae
medical rromsoa both hxs All abroad, I. pe,nx The
nost sGDed specialist hae aad thorough nnaatss Of
N ea1ull Diseases II III osaau In, doux de1n.tr !,
DIRE hin CAL II u oply common occurrence
With hin 70 eu1e such cas- His roos ate separate
Tor lsdia and gesteu,sn, and the suc4t eonple.e IN
ne city. OonultsHona nse Ind conntetu u&L pmra
10. 17e Borsh Csarx stseet. ooynu Of Monroe, hAf
block hosn the rost oancA- Post Ones Bo1 l. Chi,
raxo, IL odane honrs fsom 1. tosF.k.
nend for hts "9ulds to Hea,th," puo!lAhed month
y, frus Of ctsrEA
9oCHu Au TAx1 EAxucr1A1 Nor1cR-poctot
sEeiow derotes much ofhs time u het.eAs1next OF
tose .ses csused bJ secrst hit which tulns both
boc1 and mind. uniting the unfortunate 1neIYlduA
ter thtz bra.nesa OF saeety. Thspad eject Of these
sA1!I habits, Or the ezr@ Of rtp Snsrs weAkra
md dahiut&ts tat constitution. destroy the phy1,cl
and mental poxrs, diminish md cnteeh1e thu na:r,
teesnzs md exnAuat tha y1tal eneKes Of manhood
the peAfrrt4 Ollie nuaTed thn ahiect Of mat!Akp
huszate &nd existence itself rendered te. Of IN.
ucAaink misery and ruxret Ruch PERSONS especially
those contemplating ua7!ssc, should lose no t!ne in
making immediate application. - Ds. B. bY hts nsx
treatment. u enabled to tnsnre = speudy md pezuA-
neat crre-
, 1865-06-24
Further Particulars Of the Tornado
Near Med s*luE, Minnesota.
From the St panl Pres Goth

From gentleman who passed through
He'd Wing on 6unday We learn some further
particulars Of the tornado which visited that
SECTION on Friday evening. -,.
Tile tornado was plainly seen BIZ the c{ti-
gems Of Ksd Wing, ead had the appearance
emily going ten miles {the distauce which it
was thought to be seeu) In agc minutes.
After passing tlronah = portion OF Goodhue
county, 1t crossed the river and visited Dis.
mond Bluff, where several houses are report
I'd to have been destroyed but whether lii
Was lost or not We are not informed.
It Waa Mr. instead Of Mrs, Streeter. "a
at NJ. Chambe4lain's hJusc: He was au old
gentle man, nbout sixty years Of age, and hiss
married laughter residing In this city. Ee
Has working near By and seeing the stoTn
coming sought refuge Ut Alr. C1ambezlain's
airs. chamberlain, 1T seems, was In the habit
81 going into thu. cellar during thunder
shis ts eaq saee Ss her usual custom
The house WAS ftama bailding standing
upon a brick foundation and WAS raised en-
tfrely from the ground, car1itd some distance
and dashed down, and the fragments scat
tered IN ali directions. It wRs literally torn
III ehreds. Alr. streete:'s injuries we're 10 Sc
gc1e thai he lived hut shoft time.
The escape Of Sheriff Chandler vas re-
ua1kah!e. lie was riding through Vasa
township, and suddenly the air grew sitting
Rhtn be instincti1cly sprAng from his buggy
and, eelzlng young fapllng, lay dst upoa
the ground. No sooner hid he done 80 tnan
h1 horse: aud buggy were literally carried
away: The buggy was torn into splante1s,
and the horse WIS carried forty rods, by a..
tual measurement, and lodged In tho tops Of
come small trees, 10 cntangled In the brush
and hasne5s as to be unable to extrieate
h,mssM He wus found trembling with fc4r
In this condition.
Ing to the sapllng, and as It was, he was
blown straight Into the air aad for moment
hung only BIZ h11 banda.
Numerous Btoriea ure afoat Of the freaks OF
the storm, such as the blowing of cattle
across the river, tearing the feathers from
chickens, ln1icting sudden death upon hume.
rous cats, dogs, &C., In singular manner.
all Of which, though not Impossible, We cau.
not vouch for.
, 1865-06-24
RIOT At FLUSHING, n. T.
Terrible Outbreak Among the Long
Island Ftremen.


From tho New York Herald, a1st.1
The drenen Of Astoria, Jamaica, Flushing
and College Point having set apart yesterday
for trial Of ire apparatus at Flushing, 'ex.
.tensise preparations were made for grand
display; and Engine companies Nos. l aud I
oi the Eastern district, No. Of the Western
district, gIook!yn, and No.41 Ct New York
early In the day an immense number Of hre-
men and their friends assembled In tho
town. In consequence Of some delay the
trial did not take place until about two pm,
and scarcely had the machines been nut In
working order when q tumult arose in Main
street, near Woo1ley'a Hotel, which became
50 formidable IN Its proportions that Ill idea
of further trial WAS abandoned.
It appears that an engineer from tho East
ern district offered a bet Of forty dollars to q
member Of the Astoria company, each having
been discussing the merits Of the Smith and
Jetler engines, when they quarreled over the
terms Of the bet, the Astoria man first
striking the Eastern district man. Theirpar.
tisans then took up The quarrel, and in 3 few
The Jefisrs men and Tie s1iith men. Dsoo Is soon
a. the report Of firearms Was heard, the busl-
ness men Of the town closed up their stores.
and in few minutes afterwards the widest
disorder prevailed. The reports Of pistols,
the clashing Of bowie kaiYes, the screams
AH4 CulslS u COupALant8, 1ne Terrified
shr1ekipg Of women and children, among
Thom fell showers Of stones, rendered the
scene one ofintcnse tragic horror. The houss
tops WeIe crowded with men, while The
women and children sougat refuge In cellars.
THIS state Of things lasted for some two
hours, when the rain commenced TO fail In
torrents and seemed to cool The passions Of
the infuriated rioters. and they gradually
qnteted down and collected their wounded
and disabled friends. It 10 Impossible to
state the number Of thoss injured, but It is
eatimated at fifty or sixty. a lady whose
name was 9ot aocestained, received q bullet
round In the breast: SeYcrni citizens and
children were wounded by stray shots, bur
the fighters Themselves suffered The most se-
we're injuries.
The wounded brought to Williamsburg In
Put. McGinnIs.
- McCarty, knife wound in neck.
Ed. Mci1ugh, badly injured about the head,
Charles Van Dyke, visitor, badly.
F. Kelly, head bruised.
The fcene Of the tight presented evidence
Of . terrific coufict-bricks md stones,
kniyes and broker pistols lying around IN
pfOfusl0n.
, 1865-06-24
Highway Robbery OF sG,GQD Near
South bend, Ind.

IRON The south bend Register, a2d.l
:, A German painter, twhose name no one
here seems to know, who has resided in this
Gify for some time past, recently rent to the
State Of New York and obtained larcc sum
Of money. Two persons there Who became
asa asssapalnt'ea s ' Tlth t6at fact, accompanied him
EEhlng TO buy land. On Wednesday even
ing Of last week be startled for the resdeuco
Of 2. J. Wykod in Warren township, about
ten miles distant, for the purpose Of closing
o bargain lor The la:ter's 1arm, taking witt
him some G,Go0. Its presumed be vas fol-
loved by the two persons above referred to.
At all events Wsen he had cot about six mlIes
from this city be Was attacked By two men,
knocked down, gagged with big stick tied
In bis mouth, and bound hand and foot With
strips cut from his linen coat, aud his money
taken. In this condition be lay oil night on
the ground exposed to heavy rain Storm,
but in the morning be managed to crawl to
the nea1 est residence, still bound aud gagged,
where he still remains, being sevetely Injured,
4 package Of 300 mas picked up on TIC
ground where he was knocked down, hat no
clue has yet been obtained as to the frst Of
the money OF the robbers.
, 1865-06-24
Convention Of on-Episcopal 1etfio.
dist 0enomlDat1ohs At Cleveland,
fFrnrt the C1rYrl1nd Leader Cd

FULL kA1 AlSfEl11U At1QeEs T.Q.
A convention OF the various determinations
Of non-Eplscopal Methodist churches, met In
this city yesterday morning. In Rev. Fl. B.
Knights {Vesleyau) Church, corner Of
B1oWne1l and Ohio streets, and Was called to
order by tho pastor Of said church at nine
o'clock. Rev. Cyrus Plindle, of Syracuse, N.
T., was appointed President pro TEN, and Rev.
Mr. SnoWden, Of Lebanon, Oh1o, Secretary.
The convention WAS permanently organized
By appointing President, Rev. John Scott. b,
D., Of Springfield, Ohio, editor Of the Tts,.
trn -nelhodia Protfstant; Vtce-Prcaidents,
Rev. c. s. Mattock, Of St. Louis, Rev. B. T.
Eam Mettisou, OF New York city, and Mr. c.
G. sertes, Of Cincinnati; Secretaries, Ksg.
President AcEldowney, Of Adrian, Michigan,
and Rev. a. 4. Phelps, Of Pekln. New York,
About one hundred and fifty delegates arc
present, from the Methodist Protestant. Wes-
1eyan Methodist, Free Methodist, and Inde.
pendent Methodist denominations OF the
country, besides number Of Methodist
o1shoots without specific natacs. Nearly
sTery Northern Slate Is represented.
As has BEEN announced, the object Of the
convention Is to confer upon, and, II possible,
adopt. some plan -or consolidating into one
under one government mud
name, the Vax1ous denominations Of the anti
Episcopal Methodst Church. The results Of
such unlon are held 10 ba of paramount im-
portance, and the convention, 50 far az can
be judged from Its general tone Of fecIin. and
remark the first day Of It's sessions, Is we'll
nigh unanimous In the opinion that euch con-
sol4dation Is not only necessary, but practica-
The convention viii probably hold its ses-
etons throughout the week. 1t finally sd-
}nnnrncd to meetat the same place, at s o'clock
this morning.
, 1865-06-24
9pEcial KutteeH.


**
OlSB Randolph sstecs, formerly OF -" 1"'< hos
p3tal. cusiou Home stspet- heV oF@%o'' 49, na''
3nx With the k1essnt saceess IA tae OF con
1ss1ous ve1estkl dlsords7' eafoule &soao1A Aaa or
sanlc weakness, The Docsos soosas NC community
throrged with pAfcnp Hpn ~ pss3 o. the coao1f5
stck!ak relief Rom tns HD1s ento4eo ho@ Flcloas
hAnla. youthful aoas or e1eaAes-
N. JA1aea soo"& a.e 1as 1Aaosofoss9 Aa8 no*s con-
scoaentlJ A'0 0Koo A's tae seeoumoosnoa o1 ps-
Acnfs o. saT 00A1 WtSoAAanaas II to oA1eo
BtAas-
AuaT 10 nAe aaucAey % p'tsoa1 soo' put spptF
at onoe seo save yoasse1 Hol0 &nn hosz'nA eooso'
eu0oH ot sae1e n6su s1&1soaa' ....-
, 1865-06-24

lowing were appointed . Board of Trustees,
viz. Major General 0. o. Howard, Brizadter
General C. B. Fiske, Of Missouri; H. D.
Cook, Washington George H. 9tuait, Phil
adelphia; ". E. D.dee. New York ;.E. 8.
Tohey. boston; l.. E: ChamberlIn, Ciuclu-
uah ]. Y. Farwell, Chicago; ". a. Thonp-
sol, =. q. Sttnemetz, q. Richards, aud Will
Saturday the Board OF Managers Of the
association in this city visited and inspected
the theater, and in the afternoon the Board
Of Trustees assembled at the banking house
Of Jay Cooke & Co., all the membsrs
Of the Board resident III thi7 city, e1-
cept General Howard, being present. 4
permanent orcanization was effected BY the
election Of the following officers: President,
General Q. O.. Howard Treasurcrs, JaY
Cooke d Co.; Recording Secretary, 4 &.
Browne; Executive Committee, members Of
the Board, resident In Washington.
, 1865-06-24

Ill
The Young Atcu's Christian Association.
at the recent convention In PHILADELPHIA, de-
cided upon the purchase Of Fo.d,4 Theater,
as a mcmnE1al ediflco to the late Pfes!dvn
Lincoln, aud ut once set about to effect an
arrangement with Mr.. Ford. The assent OF
thu War Department. having been obtatned,
Secretary Seward, which, It Is expected, wtll
be given III day or two. The proposition
Is 10 convert the place into Comfortable
room for lectures and concerts Of the highest
class. The private box in which the Presi-
dent .wns shot will be preserved, and will
have upon 1t proper tablets and Inscriptions
4 library Of standard works will be estao.
lished IN the building adjoining, which con.
stitUtea part Of the purchase. The reading
rom Will be open to all, and there will also
be room for the coi1ect.oniof cutioEties and
relics Of 1he War.
At the convention in Phlladelphla the fol.
, 1865-06-24

From the Louisville Journal, 22d.]
The I'd bligade, 4th division, 18th army
corps. Brig. Gen. G. J. 3tolbraDd, command.
Ing. passed through the city yesterday, IN
soute for St. Louis, No. The following Is o
List Of the officers:
n1ig. Gen. c. ]. stolbrsnd; Cspt.. B. ". Pres.
estt A: ~ A. e; Gsgt I'll IF psn6ey efieahs In-
A. D. C.; John 8. Phelps, "A, A. Q. II.
14th Illinois Veteran !nfantlynBt:vet Bng.
!ant G. y: Lang; Quartesmsster, b. F. Fozd;
1:to i.to 1iinos Veteran voluteer 1n,ant.y-Dreyet
Bril-. Gen: 9. 9. Rogers; Lieut.. cel. l. O. Gill
&C. &C. As3aa; L Ksses
Col. Geo. u Ep9iish; Raj. Smith TOWNSEND; :;
Adtutant F. T: Hsdle1; Qoa1termaster Jut Koek;
Surgeon r. Il. King.
These regiments have served in the old l7sh
corps through all the campaigns Of the West,
including sher1nan's grand circular march
through the detnnct confedeEaep. Upon ar
1s At 81 mo te4 Per ssa'1.a cent 9f ths TIE
before leaving this city.
, 1865-06-24
Whtrdg1 Gttbnne.
SATURDAY, JUNE FL, 1865.
[FSr the Tt1h1ne,1
TO THE HEfURNINss SOLDIERS OF
THE RBFp8LIC,
RT e.. b. KaEI1Y.

RT Z. b. KAFIAY,
q veleone thr!ce welcome. &c sens Of the North,
Who to battle for Freedom, BY millions dashed
And o'er the red 6e1d With your banners Of Light,
F1ctsed onward, stul onward for God and The
Q! welcome, thrice velcomt, ye sons OF The brare,
Whoss cath Hes in heaven 10 Bt1tke aud to sara ::
That oath neref broken, that pfomfae fulfilled,
Whose utter2nct the heart of the nauau has
thrilled. =
o!welcone. thrice welcome, re aons Of the true.
AZ to you VINO stood rrm n tho 'rpck-iended
Where Dc xaves beat the hereesr. where loraest
Q Welcome. thrice welcome, 70 kous Of the Free
Thc greeting resprnds oef the land and the sea !:
ie have buried tho proud Despot IN triumph 10
And sesled with your curses he hour Of his bIrth
OF welcome, thrice welcome. 70 heroes who
All soot,ote and weary. to the loved opts 1t
Come teslins on theae l.urels. we'll watch by your
8e Drare and 50 Fsee men. The tru. aaa the
And Oh for the shoussnds that sleep On the neld
The fuudttt Of mem 'r1es to them we hail FIELD,
Al holy the ground Where their hfe blood Ia
All holy .he g1aves Of The s.uetned de,al
, 1865-06-24

III In0te GAIEt uoL Na0eo neff HR1 no dye1.
7aste saogsng ta< ratio of cremation tron: mill
tntAx Ensstd stas<s, France, 0reas 8fssata and
Nations. Year. loo efSmined.
GIFTED ssases. 1ses; si4.oa
rrsnec....... 4s.5 + isu 'a;s;:i''' a::i =. z..'@
Great Britain. .1s7s 4: r. 1ss,, H., sna sis '''
BelEi-m ..-...-. ISL to 1855. ss3,s
*SrpplemcntaIJ draft.
The average measurement Of the chests
lat 1ospiEation} Of recruits, substitutes aud
drafted men in certain States was as follows:
New Hampshire, A.Gs inches Vermont.
Sc 5; Maesacbusetts 34.83 New York. IS 50;
New Jersey. 81 81 PENNSYLVANIA, 34.02 Del.
aware s.; Maryland, 35.s9; 1finneeota, D.1;
113 Kentneky; 1858 Ohio. s5:79; Michigan, 80;
The average height Of the same persons
New Hampshire, 5 feet 5.773 inches; Yer
mont, S 7.G2; Massachusetts, 8 6.7a NeH
York. 5.5 New Jersey, G G8}; PennsYlya.
r!s. 7:sDslaTare, $ o5; nsrgls1ds 5;o3;
s d.6i; Michigan, s. Total height, &, ~,
TIE AnJCTANT GESRRAL'e REPORT.
From the Adjutant Generals report VIC
learn that from the 1et Of January, 1864, to
the 3lst Of October Of the same year, the en-
1istments into The regular army Numbered
Il, ,019 men. and the transfers from the army
70 the navy, in the ssne period, numbered
3, 5568 mtn.
Between the 1st of November, 1868, aud
the s1st Of October, 1864, therc were for
wRrdcd :o the field:
0re, two and three ycar recruits, for old
nsd pew organizations. 459
lfailcd men.. 4..tst
une-huudred day t1oops...-..-... ......... s~,ot0
zD .sa6
In the same period there wsrc mustered
out and discharged:
IhFee year yo!unteeY1 Y1,....,,....,.......... 6,1H
One hundtcd-day Hopp&. @.G40
Veteran. fot1ou:hed and returned to deld..1s8 $40
Totsl discharged, forwarded aad fur.
Aou-ntos..- ss5s.2U
Over two hundred flags, captured fiom the
rch Is in various battles have been RECEIVED.
THY hare teen properly labe1led, Registered.
and dcFGsited for sa1e keeping. Afapy others
ere supposed to have been disposed Of hv
persons who captured, or had them Ia ma.
session, In ignorance Of their being public
property.
One hundred and SIX enlisted men wer,
presented with medals OF honor for capturin~
rebel flags and other nets Of b1ayery.
TIRE CoLoRED TROOPS.
Col. Foster, IN charge Of the bureau Of COL
crrd troops, reports that On the 31st Of Octo-
her, 1863, there were flty-cirht regiments of
eoIcred troops, numbering thirty -seyen thou,
, 1865-06-24

Tie Rochester Union SAYS: 'tThc case Of
Nj. Colchester, the splrisualist, who Is to be
tiled at Cananda3gua, promises to be quite
exciting. II will be remembered that the
United States Commissioner contends that
Colchester shou!d take out q joeg.es'5 licanse,
while Colchester insists that his operations
are the workings Of spirits. Professor An
ders;n. the magician, has been summoned
as witness for the Government, to show
Colchester. Several persons from this city
have been subpenaed." As this case will
doubtless bring the spirits to the rescue Of
Colchester, OF leave him to the fate OF a jug-
gler, We shall, II In season, have competent
reporter on The spot to communicate, through
the Hefa1d, to ali the eptrits and to the world
Ing developments Of this funny trlaL-Ne7o
FORK Htrafd, 212.
, 1865-06-24

TIE FDLL0TEyG FOB TIE cHBR0KD
REMEDY AND ESJEETz0N, ypeaks poils.ts b
AetF .{aror. R<dd waaz the Ealfors er kts s.ta+
ed1o Daily 7hnts," II S.. Louis .Kfdicgr youyaat >
and tbs "NedIcdi .JournG. aud Rsris:y," s{off 4
s4-i-. F,~. E-A. 1T3J
[FEorl the Chfcago Daily 1Ime&1
70 UCa EkAAL1 REAp5Es.@s cal tbs Attenuos
1sos q the CheEokee kenat4y and Injection for ~
compounds bare been found uooat sovereign snsr1n
r. tnis IT, b5 the senSra Of which ther sso id i
regulating TIT per1ots Of hA ietnala systeu oen IN
sersuptadIbT Fiuor ABA. They 4fe crrta,n 10 cur
seeed:y and thoroughly, and cc1tan mineral po3*
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