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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-12-01

TOHN T. KEAGY, ATTORNEY
~ AT LAW, BEDFORD, PA. viii promptly
attend to all legal business entrusted to his care
VIII give special attention to claims against the
government
Office on Juliana Street, formerly occupied by
Hon. 4. King
March 81 1865.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-12-01
2hiladflphia Grade.

Also the finest assortment of FANCY FUR ROBES.
CAPS. MUFFLERS, and GLOVES ever before Of
fered by them, all of which warranted to be
represented SHIPPING FURS BOUGHT
Oct 90 '6J-4m
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-04-26
Jeff. Davis Valedictory Proclama'
tion Of April /.

WHEREAS, In tho course Of inhuman
Yankee events, the capital Of the Con.
fedcratc States Of America no longer af.
rords an eligible and healthy residence
for the members Of the present Cabinet,
not tc speak of the Chief Magistrate
himself, the Vice. President, and the
members of the two Congressional bod q.
les, | do, therefore, BY virtue Of the
power vested in uy two heels, proclaim
my intention to travel instan,er, in com.
pauy with all the officers of the Conicd.
crate Stu,es Government, and to take up
such agreeable quarters as may be Grant
ed unto me.
TO such persons as arc in arms against
the Confederate States Of America, do
hereby tender absolute amnesty, on con.
di,ion that they forthwith desist from
annoying our patriotic population.
Under the circumstances slavery had
better be abolished. =,
The capital Of tho Confederacy will
hcnccforth he found cup q stump on
the picturesque banks Of the celebrated
" Last Ditch"
10 the foreign subscribers to the Con.
fedcratc loan return sincere thanks.
Major General Graut, United. States
Army, will please sec that they get their
cotton. All persons having claims against
this Government will please present them
to 4. Lincoln, Richmond, BY whom all
such accounts will be most chcerfully
audited.
It not altogether improbable that
the glorious experiment of s!avehold.
ers' confederacy may yet prove r. delu.
sion and pnare. have often thought
50. So has General Lee, Who ha, lately
been fighting mostly for his last years
salary. The Confederate Treasury being
light, I think I will take it in M sulise.
General Lee thinks that We have good
opening before us, and that wo have seen
the last Of this fratricidal war: I hope
so. Stephens thinks peace more immi.
ncnt than ever. ..... .. g. .-'.... r.. q
= If the United State, persists in refus'
ing to recognize the Coufederacy, on my
return shall again urge the arming Of
tEo negroes.
OAice.seekers are respectfully solicited
to cease their opportunities a:a
Fellov.citiseps, farewell.
80. H3jg'!I n'..-.a".j J.DAV1s.
III. -. a.: PrsIidsnt G, 8 of-America.
:: Don. At Richmond, Aprill, 1866. :.
i....,.a- -,.-:.., - 81 i,.;-....,, - -
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-04-26
President Johnson's Policy.

WAsuISGToS. April l6. - Governor
Stone. during meeting Of citizens OF
Iowa, last night, stated that he had just
Ind lon. conversation with President
Johnson in regard to his policy as Chief
Magistrate.
lie said that while he would deal
kindly and lenicntly with the mass OF
the people Of the South aud the rank
and fiie Of their armies, regarding them,
as he did, merely as the victims and sui:
lsrers of rebellion, he nevertheless would
be careful not to purSuca any policy which
would prevent the Government from
visiting punishment ON the guilty causes
of the rebellion.
The President regarded as due to the
loyal people Of the country aud to the
memory Of the thousands of brave men
who had fallen in the defense Of the
Union during this struggle, and TO the
claims of justice and freedom through.
out the world, that treason should still
be regarded as the highest crime under
our Constitution and flag, and that trea.
son should be rendered Infamous for all
time to come.
While he entertained these views. hc
should endcavor to gain the confidence
of the deceived and betrayed masses OF
Southern people, regarding them as the
proper material for .recoustructing the
iusurgcnt States, and to restore them to
their proper relations to the Govern
ment.
He would neither recognize nor hold
any communication with those who had
occupied official stations, or acknow.
led yed the sovereignty of the rebel Gov
ernment. For four years he had fought
the rebel Government with all the encr.
~ Of his character.
On the 18th inst. the Illinois delega.
ton waited upon the President, and
Gov Oslesby spoke 10 high praise Of
Mr. Lincoln. and expressed, on behalf
Of the delegation. the fullest confidence
in Mr. Johnson's abilities to conduct
the affairs Of the nation, and pledged
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-04-26
A::Remafkabls

. Tho Washington 5sont o ! q
New York. Herald rssllg llSl5lDlS e
At !le, last .Gsbassts lQa9s1s
Mr.. Lincoln: attended, EHHl1 RI g
which Ge1Sfnl ?61ft::s III SVfesSnIsHe:
turned to, ttie Geo sr3l; =
he had heard srrGnf fBfbSfi aG1SS
Grant rcplicdahsti. bs
iu hourly expectations 19ef =
patches from Characteristics pRahHVt
render of Jolnson. y ,i.il.!a
President" You : S9f .SsS3
now; md ,heknewi:
|" Why do yea -ttikk S:Ilo:is ikas1la =
Grant. "Beeaussa aiiaE sEa IaI
I" I had Organ est sniS 81 q 81 )
i'Uii had the ne saa9aSss sfSYis
tant military, ssa1e Sc ss!s
then instn,cedy.Rd
Gettysbure,.
each Of tne.s ;eysl6 ekS l!I:!l
dream and. tpsDipRt
said, /" It is.in:yo6tl liSt, 3tE
The droaT; iils that k:ti1
very rapiGtS5;; and sIaSn 5aIest
tends some imPertal e tits4sh ly1at1s
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-04-26
10! ANOTHER WOE CoMETH.

A day OF glory in an hour Of DOOM
Auroral Splendor in black night expires:
4 nat;ou'S gladnc>< las gone out in gloom:
TO hcauin. eyes tn unhiddcn ,ear'lrop
' In lcSola,c highways and in sricv;nS hearts,
Lie the dead ashes Of their tes,al fires
I.aud not the man whose deeds shall ever
praise him;
Mourn not Tor him, but for our shudlcrns
land;
Earth to no higher pinnacle could raise him
SO while Slow-hcatinS hearts his DEATH
kncil toll
Rejoicing saints install tn cntranchScd soul
In still higher scat, 4, Gods right hand.
And yet, from him each patriot heart shall
borrow
The strength so calm, tho gcntleness so
brave
Rise irresistible from wrathful SORROW
Eear on the noble cause for which nc fell.
And plant the starry FLAG he loved so we'll
On every spot where he would bid it wave.
EMILY 2. ASHFORD.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-04-26

GIGANTIC rebellion the world ever saw
has demonstrated that the attachment of
The ncoplc to their Government is the
strongest national defense human wis.
dom cnn devise. So loug as each man
feels that the interests Of the Govern
mept arc his interests--so long as the
nublic heart iuclines toward the right
direction, and people understand and
apprcciatc the theory Of our Government,
and love liberty, our Constitution will be
transmitted unimpaired. If the time
ever comes when the people shall fail,
the Government will fail, and We shall
coose to be one of the nations of the
earth. After having preserved our form
Of free government and shown its power
and maintained its existence through the
vicissi,udcs Of nearly a ccntuy,it may
be that it was necessary fot US to pass
,his last ordeal Of strife to prove that
thi. Government will not perish from
internal weakness, but will stand ablc to
defend itself against all foes, and punish
treason. In the dealings Of an inscru.
table Providence, I. by the operations of
the Constitution, have been thrown un.
cxpectedly into this position. My past
life, and especially my course during the
present unholy rebellion, is before you.
have no principles to retrnct. | defy
any one to point to any Of my public
acts at variance with the fixed principles
which have guided me through life. I
have no professions, and Office profes.
sious and promises would be worth moth
ing at this time No one can foresee
circumstances that will hereafter arise.
Had any man, gifted with presciencc,
four years ago uttered and written down
in advance, events Of this period, the
story would have seemed more marvel.
lous than any thing in the Arabian
Nights. | shall not attempt to antici-
pate future events, but when it becomes
necessary to act, shall dispose Of each
as it arises, delerring any declaration or
message until it can be written paragraph
by paragraph in the light Of events al
they transpire.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-04-26
What Farmers Boys Should Know

Every farmers boy should know how
sooner or later,
TO dress himself, black his own shoes
cut his brothers hair, wind watch, sew
on button, make a bed, and keep al
his clothes in perfect order, aud neatly
10 place.
TO harness horse, grease q wagon
and drive team.
To carve and wait on table.
To milk the cows, shear the sheep, and
dress a veal or mutton.
To reckon and keep accounts accu
ro:ely, and according to good book keep
ing rules.
TO write neat, appropriate, briefly
expressed business letter, in good hand
and fold and superscr:b; i: properly
and write contracts.
To ploH, SOW grain and grass'sced,
drive a moving machine, swing 9 scythe,
build 4 ueat stack, and pitch hay. T.
To put up a package, bald Ere,
white. wash, a wall, mend broken tools,
and regulate clock.
There arc many other things which
would render boy, more useful to them
solves; thase are merely specimen.-
But the young man who can do all these
things we'll, and who is ready at all times
to assist others, aud to be useful to hi,
mother and sister, will command far
more respect aud esteem than if he knew
how to drive fast horses, smoke cigars
play cards; and talk nonsense to foolish
young'ladies At parties. .@"i .ot',".2c
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-04-26
0ri9inAl 2oetrg.

FoH THE JornNAL.
4 WELCOME TO OUR EXCHANGED
PRISONERS.
Welcome back to JOY and freedom:
Welcome back to home and friends
From the priSon-walls Of treason,
From tue rrbcl-traitorS' dcnS!
Just the cause for which You suffered
Frcedom'S martyrs those who fell /!
Hateful tyran;S your tormcntcrS
They with Satan'S host will dwell
Welcome back to share the glory
OF our triumph DER the foe!
Bought with precious blood Of frecmcn-.
Scaled with tears OF auguiShcd Voc.
Green the laure!S that arc twining
For each faithful hcro'S brow!
Bright the smiles that wait your coming,
In the land th&.'S G!ory's now
Fai: the hands that bcckon onward
TO your homes with honor crowned;
Precious tears that dew your welcome.
Tears for many = namccSS mound.
Welcome, heroes o! our battles.
SharcrS 0: our victories won
From our sous we bid you reitomc-
10 our hearts we take You home
C.. 4. II.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-04-26
The Income Tax for 1864.

Comics of tho am ended form Of returns
for the assessment Of the income tax
have ben received in this city, and tho
material points in the same are as FOL,
lows, in the form Of questions, answers
to which arc, Of course, to be supplied
by every person liable to assessment:
Had your wife my income last year
Did any minor child Of yours receive
any salary last year7
Have you included in this return the
income Of your wife aud salary received
BY minor childreu2 ...,.....
Have you any stocks, and what arc
they? =
Is your report made on the basis of
gold?
Have you bought or sold stocks or
other property?
Have you any United States securi.
ties?
Did you return the premium on gold
paid you MS interest on United securitieSi
Have you kept any hook account?
Is your income estimated or taken
from your book2
Have not the expenses, etc., claimed
as deductions, already been taken out OF
the amount reported os profits? "
Did you estimate any portion Of your
profits in making your returns for 1853:
Was any portion treated as worthless,
and if since paid, have you Included it
ia this return?
All incomes amounting to less than
$4,000 arc subject to pay tax Of five
per cent, and those more than S. ,0O0
ten per cent. The following are the
authorized Deductions:
Exempt by law, 5000.
All national, State and local taxes paid
within the year, (Which includes the de-
duction Of the income taxes actually
paid iu'lS6l.)
Losses on suIes Of real estate purchased
within the year.
Interest paid out or falling due within
the year.
! Amount actually paid for rent Of home
stead, store or shop.
Insuranccs, repairs, fuel consumed in
carrying on business, wages Of employ
ccs, and interest on membranes.
All carriages arc taxed from 81 tt
$40; gold watches 81 each,,if worth less
than SlO0, and 50 if worth more thar
SlO0; pianos, 81; yachts from S. te
500; private billiard tables, $40; gole
plate so cents per ounce Troy, and silveI
5 cents.
The tables in the blank form are very
elaborate, but the foregoing are the prin
cipnl points.
Every person failing to make returns
BY the 18th Of May next will be 'liabl'
to be assessed by tue Assistant Assesso,
according to tho best information he cal
obtain; and in such case the Assistan
Assessor will add twenty-five per cent
to the amount Of the tax.
In case any person shall deliver to Al
Assessor any false or fraudulent list o
statement. with intent to defeat or evad
the valuation or enumeration required
by law, tho Assistant Assessor will ad(
one hundred per cent. to such duty; ant
in such case the list will be made out b,
the Assessor or Assistant Assessors, an&
from the valuation an enumeration 81
made there can be no appeal.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-04-26

,.pl..,,ssd,SH BE,
cause it'iS jtS
tho mouth e. IL
8 = u! e. 49,.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-04-26

Terms OF Subscription:
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Our frRMS cASn. IN ADVANCE; but We will wait
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"ms soul 81 marching on"

NorH1Sa TO BOAST Or" Tho Brit.
isb empire, sir" exclaimed an orator, "is
one on which tho sun never sets" "Aod
oue," replied an auditor, Gin which the
x.gatherer never goes to bed" -
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professlonal..ll1.
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UNITED STATES /, HOTEL

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EMPIRE OFFICE

Since my having bought the interest OF this estab
liahment rom my partnsr Mr.. Louis Rosn, who
now is joining our Clothing House In Cincinnati,
here, he having had experience while here In learn
ing the exact wants the community In Clothing will
certainly enable me 70 please In the latest FASH ons
and prices Whloh must and will SUIT the closest buyers
am now constantly receiving the most Fashionable
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SUPPORT THE WIFE OF HIS BOSOM

'I. .u.z Hs..t. an...r.aF
aT rr.." .a.n' ara-f.H
n. r.i ,gaIH-raa ... lts.
sIo 0a. m.tu sli s- tsr $50
tits the unseen hand OF the proyident father reaching
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'' 90 esas.b st 700 a..la .-.at.4 3
aras..1 .H..f .t f'5ss a.t ,IlsH
I oi na.s ua an.,.I. ..It.lI
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PROTEOTS HIS AGED PARENTS
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5aHH1" Hrora 1913 -.s
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EMRIRE O0MPANY.V = BayGOn, shIs.
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AN N,uAoL EsMI,u M

|" o" N"NN NHN+fH tA' ~ N hHN 1At
Might fAriy 6s naaaEdpd % .hS tribute Whloh an d
/ right heArt pays at Me shrine Of justice.
\ ltNFN71 ''tHi' 1T JOHN II. BTOpPELMAN,
Auln Agent for Dnstob and vesnity
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aEaIE aEIaAM ava ggIg
atrhH wHtzosAaH
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&ubernmeut loan.

By authority OF the Secretary otthe Treasury, the
undersigned, the General Subscription Agent for tho
sale of United States Securities, oara to the public
the third series Of Treasury Notes, bearing seven
sud threetsnths per cent interest per snnu. known
As tho
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-09
Educational.

DOCK HILL COLLEGE, ELLICOTTS S
IO MILLS, near Baltimore, Md.-This Insti-
tuition, incorporated and empowered to confer
degrees and aoademical honors, is conducted by
the Brothers of the Christian Schools, and is
situated upon a rising ground in one Of the
healthiest and most picturesque portions OF the
State, and within a few minutes walk Of the
Ellicotts Mills railroad station The scholastic
year commences on the 1st Of September and
terminates about the 1st Of July.
TERMS Board, Washing and Tuition, $780,
Music and Drawing are charged extra
sep lin BRO RETTELIN, President
TTNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.--Th next
y session of this Institution (Which was new
er discontinued during the wary will commence,
as usual, October |, 1865, and end July A. 1865
The Institution is organized into eleven dis
tinct schools, with as many Professors. Six Of
the schools are Academic, (besides that Of
Chemistry, which is also Medical, four belong
to the Medical and one to the Law Department.
The College Expenses, for the session of nine
months, will be from $500 to $3.50, exclusive
of text books; Of which sum about S2l5 will be
required on admission and the balance between
that time and the 1st Of April,
For further information address the sub
scriber, Post Office University Of Virgins:
S. MAUPIN,
aug 15-1m* Chairman Of Faculty.
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EDGAR SNOW DEN, SR.

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French's Book Store
mr Advertisements and Subscriptions re-
ceived at the Printing Office; or at Edgar Snow
den's Office, corner Of King and Royal streets,
over j. Owing's Dry Goods store.
Mg~TERMs OF SUBcRIPTIoN--Sixty. cents
per month; or Six dollars PER ANNUM, payable
in advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at the us ual rates,