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MODE OF ADMINISTERING
AND RECORDING THE
AMNESTY OATH.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, !
Nav 80, 1868.

Washington, May 20, 1868.
SIH:-A copy of the Presidents
amnesty proclamation of this date is
herewith. appended. BY clause in
tho. instrument the Secretary Of State
is DIRECTED to establish rules and reg
,,tations for administering aud record
ing the amnesty oath so AS to insure
its b-ueEts TO the people, and gnard
the government against fraud. Pur-
~uant to this injunction. you are in
formed that the oatl. prescr bed in
the proclamation may be taken aud
subscribed before any commissioned
officer, civil, military, or naval. i'll
the service of the United States. or
any civil or military officer of State
or Territory, who, by the laws there
Of, may disqualified for administering
the oath. All officers who receive
such oath are hereby authorized to
give certified copies thereof to per
sons respectively by whom they
were made, an such officers ar. here
by required to transmit originals Of
such oatbs at as early day al may
be- convenient, TO this Department,
where they will be Deposited. aud re-
main in the archives Of the Govern.
men,. A register thereof will be
kept in the Department.. aud. 90 an-
plication in proper cases. certificate
will be issued of such records in the
customary form Of otd cial certi6estes
! am. sir, yonr oh't serv't.
w. II. SEWARD.
Secretary ',f SsA.e
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sis,ance to the lawful authorities Of
the government. In this regard as
in all others the armies Of the United
States will supp.rt and require
obedience to her laws. AT the sam"
time to all who are disposed to sub
nit quietly to the laws Of the land,
the greatest possible assistance viii
be given, AMI it is rec pmmended t" all
such that the Freedmen be employed
under specific contracts at reasonable
wages and kin ily treated. No EN-
conrag-in-nt will be given 10 the
latter class 10 leave their tor'ner!na>-
t-.s, but they must learn that they
cannot bs supported in id'en"ss o.
allowed to congrrgate at military
posts To be worthy of their free.
tom, they must be industrious and
honest. Their status will in no way
be compromised by remaining al
their homes and working for waErs
! Until he arrival Of authoriz 'd agents
Of the F.redrnan's Bureau, all need
! ful information on this subject car
! b. obtained from Post Commanders
| and Provost Nlr7hals, and X Is mad
I the duty Of 'hr.c Officers - see tina
the spirit of this order i cuturc d
b. the corporation Of tn" people II
this part Of III. STAT" ii" Ma pr Gen
CoInIaniinr hopes soon TO "stabitSt
quiz: and good order and to asslo
he country in recovering from II
teplora hl. condition.
l,
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Il 1 r't"'pe'tt''EA w ''Eo L ''"t'~''e S "
tie United States Of limerick.
WHEREAS, The President Of the
United States, on the Ssh day Of
December. 1868, and on the. goth day
OF March, 1864. aid, with the Oh -ct
to suppress the existing rebellion, to
induce all persons to return to their
| ,yaltv, and to restore the authority
ot the United States, issue proclama
lions Offering amnesty and pardon
20 certain persons who had directly
or by implication, partic' pated in
said rebellion and
Whereas, NJ ny persons who had
50 engaged in SAID r-b-iiion, have,
: nee the issuance Of said proclama-
ton, failed OF neglected to take the
benefits offered thereby and
Whereas, Many persons who have
been justly d .prived Of all claim to
amnesty aud pardon Hereunder, by
reason ot their participation, directly
or by implication, in sud rebellion,
and continued their hostility to the
. Government of the United States
since the date Of said proclamation,
now desire II apply for and obtain
amnesty and pardon : to the end,
! ,h.r.,f,-. that 1h. ,u.hori,y of th.
C.n,s.rn,no,, of III. Tn;,.d states
r,,,. No r,s+orsd and +Lat raac. ar
! der. and freedom may be established
>EnpEw JOHNSON praai.
-. ~, Jn;..d S,.,.s M pp =.
-, ~ w n,,,-,,ps that I !, here.
,,ran. 70 al ,.r.ons who hav.
;,l;r.n,,, n.~.;c;,a+.J il
~. .x;s,ino r.h..Ilinn. axc.nt as
IL.r.inatt-r axcan..d AMNESTY
,EDpAEDOS with m. r.a.rva
80, af an VOLTS oe nro,artv. ,.xc.p,
w ~ ala,. .,,1 .xn.n, IN ras..
,,.l..,.a laval ,ro,.pl;ny. undar III.
I.u.. H.. r inc .or ,i,. CON
e,.a.;r.,, ~ ,,r,n.r,. of n.,,ons AN
,.1,l .L,.,b, lI;ao h,i.. b.., in
-,;.r.s5 hnt ., rho roudi,ion. never
I,L,l..- that .v.r, sucb ,.rsnu shai
"a .,,t,,.n;!,, .hnf iIo, n,+l
~. ." ati.,,,,;an md th.nc.f1rx,
in..n and ,n,i,,,,in s,id o,rn ,rviol
.,hI,. and which oath shall bp regis
,4r.I for perm ,n4nt preservation. an,
shall be. Of the tenor and effect folio W
ing. to-wit
II do solrmnlv swear Tor affirm
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,achmpn,s are made for the purpose
Of protecting the inhabitants against
jayhnwkers and other lawless char
acters. and on all marches through
tn. country. the conduct Of officers
and men must be such. as to inspire
the people with confidence and re-
sp.ct, and no dePrcdations. however
slight, or Interference with tn" ciri-
Gems in their lawful pursuits. will b..
permitted.
III. To guard aSains: the waste
or lo.s Of public property. Mt under
the control of the Confederate mill
,.ry and naval authorities. the civii
o.5crrs or AGENTS, in charge OF such
property. vii! b" regarded as in tn"
servic. Of tn. United States, until
relieved by the proper officers OF
, agents of that Government. ALI
sales Of such property, or transfers.
except to the authorized agents of
! tn. {; uyernm ut. are forbidden. and
anv attempt t. conceal or withhold
liz, viii work thu. immediate. Iort"l
turr of any private Interest tina; may
b.. involved.
". Private property will not be
'iut-rt-r-i with, unless rr1u red Tor
.pubIic usr," and where this Is n
&c ssarv, j, will be- taken in an or
DERBY aui regular manner, under the
Iordrrs OF the Commanding one +
= and the proper receipts viii b" CIV
en-. Property 40 received Will b'
| 81. Il T., :
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SEMI-WEEKLY

treatment Of the hands, can they hope
to mature and harvest their crops and
carry on their plantations.
Definite contracts must be mad"
with the negroes, which will be bind
ing for the balance Of the present
season.
Planters who endeavor to do this
in good faith will b" assisted in al!
proper ways, aud sill do much to-
wards restoring quiet and confidence
b Command of
Mai -Grn. HERRoH,
SVN H. cLAPP,
OFrtcIAI.: Capt & \. \. G..
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VOL. VII.


Fourth--All who have left seats
in the Congress of the United States
to aid the rebellion.
Fifth-All who resigned or tender
der designations Of their commissions
in the army or navy Of the United
States to evade duty in resisting the
rebellion.
Sixth-All who have engaged. In
any way, in treating. otherwise than
lawfully, as prisoners of war. per-
sons found in the United States ser
vice as officers, soldiers, seamen. or
in other capacities.
Seventh-All persons who have
been abs-ntees from the United
States for the purpose of aiding the
rebellion.
Eighth-All military and naval
officers in the rebel service, who we're
educated by the government at West
Point, or the United States naval
academy.
Ninth-All persons who held the
pretended Office Of Governors OF
States in instruction against the
United States.
Tenth-All persons who left homes
within the jurisdiction and prot-c.
ton of the United States. and passed
beyond tn. Federal military lines,
into the so-called Confederate States.
for the purpose of aiding the rebel
lion.
EIeventfl-All persons who have
been engaged in the destruction OF
the commerce of the United States
upon the high seas, and all persons
who have made raids into the U nited
States from Canada, or have been
engaged in destroying the commerce
of the United States upon tbs, lakes
and rivers that separate the British
provinces from the United States.
Tw-!t,!,-All persons who, at the
time when they seek to obtain the
} benefits hereof, by taking the oath
: herein prescribed, are III military,
naval or civil confinement, or custody.
or under bonds of the civil. military
or naval authorities or agents of tho
United States, as prisoners of war,
or prisoners detained for offences OF
: any kind, either before or after con-
vic.ion.
Thirteent,-All persons who have
= Voluntarily participated in said rebel
lion, and the estimated value OF whose
taxable property is over 100000.
Fourteenth-All persons who have
) taken the oath Of amnesty, a. pre-
+ scribed in the Presidents proclama-
= ton of Dec Sth, A. d. 1868, or an
: oath Of allegiance to the Government
n of the United States, since the date
: Of said proclama. ion. and who have
Il thenceforward kept and maintained
the SAM. invioirte
Provided, That special application
> may be mad. % the President for
/ ppr.,,n Ivy anv p,rs n b-'onging to
e tn. excepted classes, and such c'-n-
encv will be literally extended al
e NAV b. consistent with the facts Of
o the case, and the peace and dignity OF
y the United States.
y The Secretary of State will estab'
l. fish rules or regulations for admins
= te ring and recording the said amnes'
$ ty oath, so as to insure its benefit to
l. the people, and gaurd the government
II against fraud.
T. In testimouy aoAereef have here
e unto set my hand, and cause ! the
IS sea! of the United States to be az
+ fixed.
L. Done at the City of Washington
l. this goth day of May, in the year 0,
= our Lord, 1865, and of the indapen
e d-nce of the L nited States the eighty.
e ninth.
n IL. 81 ANDREW JOHNSON.
Is By the President:
! WIN. II. SEWARD, Sec'y of State
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BOAT STORES, LIQUORS, &C

We have on the way one Of the
finest assortments Of Plantation Sup
plies and G ,ods, and as Wa purchas,
direct from Factors We have superior
advantages in furnishing our custom,
ers on liberal terms.
Persons wishing to make purchases
should examine our stock before fill.
ing their orders elsewhere.
,unlS
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Pre- sident JOhu ,DH NrW Amnesty
Proclamation.
w >sHINGToN, May, 80.

4 Pyoclamatiou by ,he President Of
tie United States Of .1merica.
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Stores, Ranges, Sc.
NETWORK WATER. BURNING STOVE

NETWORK WATER.BURNlNC STOVE
~ COMPANY. No. 2<3 CAS- ,i.s A.. resr trasdS,y
Established under HA0 AS PiikHT1
This CompaI has been ornl Tor e pufpos' ~ mann'
featuring and applying tie invent OF Or. W. l. ti,1A.,
by which WATER IL Converted mo stPER-iiF Ale
STEAM ard smplog-d Of coubu.iion IN tires
CjOkISO AND HEAqiNG STOVES RANGES,
FURNACES, &c
This invruiion secure a. ono.
pEALTr, COMFORT AND ECONOMY
II seect. only immense saving Of fuel. bat 'n,ro-
ducr. An Va, slu.ble SANITARY IMPROVE NfNl ~ the
warn Of Ifiyate houses sid public budins. II. amos
II~r. % warmed with
WATER BURNlN0 STOVES AND FURNACES
robbed O: it, natural moist ard yaed br dre'e
sss-. by ordinary Heating Stoves sra io'-niI
Funzces rendering the hsGt oppressive and UNIV oesoe
rnains pure snd fresh air, % hat Tie most
a. caie system 10 not unpl-asanty atreted
The Burning stove Cou psny l. prepared 20 put no
Su. Furnaces. Heater, AID Ess.I OF any approved pat
!. u, In
CHURCHES sCHOOLHOrsEs LECTURE HALLS,
BANKS, HOTELS aud PRIVATE HOUSES.
The Invention h. applied also 20 old ignae-, heaters and
ranges. with comp aTIuvely trih M eIpense.
Cooking and Heating stoves Ksn.cs Heaters. aud For
mace. Of II. construction by Different nske t. which
hi. invention has fitted sss hand foE sse al
No. sts Canal where the public respectfully Viied 70
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Licenses grated stoys ms ARD re, dealers supple
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The Petroleum Light Company, recently incor-
porated under the laws Of Ncw-York, with its Office
at No. 207 Pearlst. in this city besides being tho
owner Of six American patents pertaining TO the
burning of Petroleum for light and as fuel, have
purchased a patent granted in England, June 25,
1864, for improvement in the application of Petro-
kum, Coal Oh, and ether similar substances, TO TIE
purposes Of heating lighting and obtaining nofire-
po,cer and IN heapparatus employed therein" This
patent is condensed in its statements, and as many
of our readers are interested in everything which
pertains to Coal, Petroleum and cheap fuel, VIC have
procured copy, which We herewith present, and
which, if correct in its avermens, involves impor
tant principles of wide application. Weunderstand
that the Company actively engaged in preparing
to demonstrate fully the practicabily Of using Pc
troleum as an economical fuel. lfthey are success
full they will effect areyolution in fuel in many parts
of the world.
I'VE omit the Introductory verbiage which sets forth
IN the established form the granting by tho Queen OF
letters patent to Benz. Franklin Stevens OF London.
c. and come at once to the specifications, which are as
follows
The said invention relates to certain improvements
in the anplioaton OF Petroleum. coal OIL and other SINH
lar sub,,anccs TO heating and Lighting purposes and is
applicable also to the obtainment OF moiiycpower.
According 10 the first part Of this invention It il pro-
posed TO yaporze in any suitable vessel either crude
refined Petroleum coal oil other similar substances
and to mix atmospheric air with such yapor by means
of bellows or other suitable machine for producing
steady and regulated blast or to mix air and steam
ewh and 10 burn such mixture by means of suita
bic devices for the production Of light for warming
buildings for generating steam for drying grain alt
hops and the like purposes, and for dstiling wood.
AM m put q
part Of the invention, Petroleum liquid hydrocarbon
should be placed in suitable tank or reservoir and by
means Of Pipe conducted into boiler vaporzing
the liquid into vapor This vapor should be mixed with
air with air and steam and tho combustion OF such
mixture ~ proper manner viii effect the various use
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DUBLISHED This Day-Columbia's Noblest
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6a!es bp Auttion.
AUCTION NOTICE.

4 UCTION NOTICE.
UNITED STATES SALE.
BARXS BRALlLL1RA AND FERNANDINA
SAMUEL 4. COOK, Autioueer.
on FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 2, 1865,
AT II O'CLOCK, =,
On board at the Navy Yard, Phi sderhis will be soid iof
aococIt Of Toe uited fste, Guvernuent,
IHR BARK 8RAIli E ERA. . -
R,rt.rr DIM ason.l Dsih i5 feet incbes bf'adh 20
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THE BARK FfRNANDINA. . .
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Twenty c.num Of the purchase money mnst he paid on
The day 81 and the remainder before the vessel Is removed
from h, Navy Yard which viii b- done within liz days after
m. date of sale. q. '. HULL, CoDmani.at
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abe Curt.

FASHION COURSE, L. I-TROTTING.
THE TWO GREAT PURSES AND
STAKES or THE SEASON, $1,000 EACH.
FRIDAY, June =. at O'clock
THURSDAY. June i3 n. J O'CLOCK -
For which the following renowned horses are entered Ae
STAKE belns,p,ay or yey.
Fist fRoT-FRIDAy, JUNE q
Purse 81 SDOO, with stakes Of $3.50 each. hile heats
best IN ) Ia harness.
George Wilkes enters b. m.............FLORA TEMPLE
Hiram Woodruff enters b.
John Lovett enters blk s...........GENERALB BUTLER
SECOND TROT-THUhSDAY, JUNE Is.
Purse and stake above Nile heats best In to wagons
with the ssme entry the preceding race
Boss leave James Slip every half hour 10 Hunters Point
from Thirty fourth every fvs minutes. TRAINS TO THE
COURSE, SPECIAL At ll:3o .. M, l:30 and 2:3o p m.
Ferry the foo OF Eighty sixth TO Astoria every twenty
mnne Lcent police inents FOR the maintenance
Of order. JOSEPH CROCHERON, Manager.
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WASHINGTON-sQUARE M. E. CHURCH,
w Fourth st.. near Sixth ave- There viii be religious
services ia this church THURSDAY commencing ct II
o'clock Preaching By the Pastor, toe Rev. HENRY b.
RIDGAWAY.
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fine Arts.
AssEssoRs OYricE, FouRrH Cot LECTION psrricr.
EBwio d. 3h, 9Th, and 9th Wsfd. - frsrhn It.,
a. fl,.

CEITZ e. NOZZLE have removed their col
- lection obtaining, 10 No 90 Broadgky corner Fourth
st. Room No where they viii be pleased to receive tie
amateurs and lovers O! ine Ara
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furniture
n)eooina CARDS. &e.

ALVIN EVERDELLv SONS, No. IO4 Full
N tona WEDDING CARDS aud FINE STATIONERY
Established 1881
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PATTERSON RACES. June 6, Z, 8. 1866

PATTERSON RACES, June 6, Z. 8, 1865.
l. No Postponeinent on account OF weather.
FIRST DAY, TUESDAY, JUNE g. First rice, Premium
Of $40; Nile heats. secoud Race THE DERBY; sl,o
$50 entrance p p, for three y,Molds u mile forty four
sntries Third Rsce, Premium, 5000; two mile heats.
SECOND DAY, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1,-First Race,
sTEEPLECHASE, $73o; three miles. with twenty seven
Jumps Second Race Underwood Gh 500 one milo Third
Race. Premium Ct $50, three miea Fourth hsce seAHs
Race, $500, II mules. ,
THIRD bay. THURSDAY, JUNE 8.-Fir's Race Sequel
Stakes 500; 500 entrance, half r. for three yesoid
mics; nine entries SECOND Rsce, PREMIUM OF Zoo.
THlsEE.MfLE HEATS Third Race Consolation Premium
500, II miles, with allowance 10 beaten horses n,
EXTRA TRAIN from foot Of Chambersst leaves At III 10
m. RETURNING Immediately after Races Of each day are
over r. h. CHlsWELL, Secretary.
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RARNUM' AMERICAN MUSEUM
ArTrn Siss kx Al 3 n hxkTIEe: Al u
tho o' nf REEFS 81 S' TaE HIDDEN HOUSE
ONE ASS i%9;tEooED paycEs aG ToSY PES pFSIER
MORNING AT u.
r,n, poos hAs sy MhyS S6 N
cLAsshif ' fo SfaDiEos, COMIC soSss. DtErs
h'~ % s,Gs5S eM y s I'V vSa W WlIGh%on
MoyiS6 Wax fiGUaEs.
JEFF DAVIS IN PkrriCOATs,
A HORSE AND nlnER ESrMINLp BY Az EHon-
NOUS sERrhsI cQSyhETtb iNI2 sT9 SsTos
WooDROFPEs BOHEMIAN GLAsS-BLOWEas
GLASS STAN .hSGlNE ~ MOTION; Ear WoMAS.
oE ia 16UARiA. a Million cuRlosIrrEs.
Adn 4..on 20 cents children uader ten, IS cent.
THURSDAY. June I-IkTRA PERFORMANCES
NEAELY EvfRY HOUR DAY AND EVENING.
DROADwAY THEATER. Begins at g.
ID GEORGE WOOD. ..H,naseI.
l.nmon" Of Tho sTsst spectacular EXTRAVAGANZA
THE SEVEN DAUGHTERS
SATAN.
j. z. McDoNOUGH
MRS fLuro.
THIS and EVERY EVENING during the well.
BEAUTIFUL TABLEAUX. ZOUAVE MARCH AND
DRILL,
TWENTY YOUNG LADIES
TnYs., rest seems with Mechanical effects painted BY
GEO WONDERLiCH, produced a. cost Of
5000
HIPPOTHEATRON- at s.
III NEW.YORK CIRCUS
EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK,
GRAND MATINEE TO-DAY AT a.
CONTINUED TRIUMPH VI
the New Grand Coric psntomine Of
THE ELINlK or LIFE;
Or THE BIRTH OF HARLEQUIN
GREAT ARENlC FEATURES.
THE TRICK PONIES LAVIkiA AND MINNIE
THE MONKEYS ON HORSEBACK.
THE PONY RACES
THE MATCHLKSS MARIETTA LANFRETTA
ON TIE TIGHT ROPE.
GREAT BRIDGE ACT,
bv Youne CARPENTER, The flying IioIsensn.
TIE COMIC INTERLUDE, ~ AN HERE"
UNKIvALED PERFORMANCES bY
TIE GREAT STAR COMPANY.
"A THEATRE FRANCAIS.
FAREWELL PERFORMANCE.
SATURDAY, JUNE D. 1868 at O'Clock. p m,
LA TOUR DE EESLE;
MARGUERITE OF BURGUNDY.
Drama and tAbralI by Alex Dumas. played
by the entire Company.
Ticket Office At No. 67a Broadway ground noor Sale OF
seas at the Academy Oce will commence Friday June at
9am
NONCERT.-The Children Of the Five Points
" Ms.iot-site Of the Old Br-wcrywii have their CON
G. RT In the M.sion Chapel on WEDNESDAY EVENING.
3l. inst largo platform and staging have been erected
that the singns and Cathsucs may be witnessed by the
whole congregation. Tickets may be lad a. the Mison Of
fee and al le door. Exercises commence a. a O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-31
Nenloua!s.

DEMOVAL.-Mrs NJ. G.. BROWN, Meta
IL physical Phy.ican Professor the Eye, Far, Throat
ard scp has removed her office from No. 10 Bonds to No.
81 Bonds south side tst ss- house from Boxsry where
her celebrated medicines can always DO had
Send for Q circular.
HAVE REMOVED TO
No. 80 LIBERTY-ST.
below Nas,au.st New.York.