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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-05-04
The Vermont brigade i'm the hat
ties near Petersburg.
OPTICAL REPORT.

We are indebted TO Adjutant-General
Washburn for the following official re-
port of the part taken by the Vermont
Brigade in the decisive battle Of April
3D.. near Petersburg. We give up TO
its publication much of our space this
morning but it will be read with great
interest by all Vermonters
HEADQUARTERS VERMONT BRIGADE,
Camp near Burkesville, Va, April Is.
Peter T. WashJ,en, A9utaat amt Inspector
General
Sir; 1 have the honor to herewith
transmit the report of Brevet Major
Merritt Barber, A. A. General, of the
operations and conduct of the brigade at
the decisive battle near Petersburg,
April I'd, 1865. Great credit is due to
Major Barber for the gallant and con-
spicuous part taken by him on the occa-
sion.
Wounded early i'm the morning /
claim no part In the browning victories
of the day except in the planning and
direction Of the assault upon the enc
my's works. But to the brave officers
anu IlCu NhO IdIIltu lllt WI hSi GAP
tured two battle flags, several batteries
and many prisoners, and contributed so
largely to the brilliant victories Of the
day, too much praise cannot be awarded.
1t is matter of great qualification
to me that | was able to join in the pur-
suit of Lees retreatiug army and to be
with my command in the great and tri-
umphant hour. And / hope soon to
have the privilege ask no prouder
fame to return to Vermont at the
head of the brave and victorious cold
Brigade" to resume again the quiet and
peaceful pursuits of civil life.
| remain, General,
Very respectfully,
Your Obd't servant,
l.. A. GRANT,
Brevet Maj Gen Comd'g.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-05-04
fPUBLIC-NO. 146.
AN ACT to increase duties on imports a

AN ACT to increase duties on imports and for
other purposes.
Be 1t enacted blythe Senate and House Of ReDre-
ntattreS Of the United States Of An1erica in CON
TsSS assembled,
That on and after the first day of July, ammo
Domini eighteen hundred and slxty-four, in lieu
of the duties heretofore imposed by law on the
articles hereinafter mentioned, there shall be
levied, collected, and paid, on goods, wares, and
merchandise herein enumerated and provided for
imported from for eign countries, the following
duties and rates of duty, that is to say:
First, On teas of all kinds twenty-five cents per
pound.
Second. On all sugar not above number twelve
Dutch STANDARD in color three cents per pound.
On all sugar above number twelve, and not
above number fifteen, Dutch standard in color,
three cents per pound.
On all sugar above number fifteen, not stove
dried, and OF above number twenty, Dutch stan
dard in color, fur cen per pound.
On all refined sugar ia form Of loaf, lump,
crushed, powdered, puverzed, or granul tied,
and all stove dried or other sugar above number
twenty, Dutch standard in color, five cents rer
poun1: PrOrided, That the stan lard by which the
color and grades Of ugar are to be regulated
shall be selected and furnished of the collectors
of such ports of entry as may be necessary by the
Secretary OF the Treasury, from time to time, and
in such manner as he may deem expedient.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-05-04

The MOTIVE FOR MIR. IINCoLN's AS
sAssISATIoN.-BishOp Potter, in an ad-
dress to the clergy and laity Of the do
cese Of New York, on Easter Eve, on the
subject OF. President Lincolns assassina-
ton, said:
No one will allege that PERSONAL hos
tility had anything to do with it; for
it is well known, and, think, generally
admitted, that Mr.. Lincoln had not a
personal enemy in the world, He YVES
murdered simply because he had done
his duty in the great office to which he
had been twice chosen by the free voice
of his cOuntrymen: because he was in
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-05-04

THE LATE PREsIDENT.-The Montreal
Herald, in an article on President Lin
coin, says:
at is scarcely possible to over esti-
mate the loss that the whole civilized
world has sustained in the death of
Mr.. Lincoln. Perhaps next after our
own good Queen, the death of no other
public parsonage would haze created so
great a void at the present juncture."
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-05-04

expressibly dear to the loyal heart of
the American people; because he was
honored, trusted and loved by the ma
ton he had served so well, This, and
nothing but this was the motive which
prompted that most unnatural, most APP
plaling crime"
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Bv't Maj. and Asst Adj't Gen.

A GoOD REMARK.-Rev, j. Hyatt Smith
Of Philadelphia, in an address to his
people the other night, said ~ have
heard censure pronounced upon Presi-
dent Lincoln because he visited a thea
tire. My friends, l look upon a patriot
in theatre as better than copperhead
at a prayer meeting"
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|
on all other casting ofirou, not OF erwts,
| N'ded 0r, hirty per oeoum al valoram. ~"''
~ ~ '9a"u'aotufeS OF IRON, not otherwise psr
! IN IA ~ ilnHe per Gen Gm IA Nalorem,
ri,l5d That notbins hai Go' ais no, 'on Fro.
that has not been in actIa' ,sa ,oJ n, y,u iron
manufactured. W De
On steel IN iogo's bars, coils, she Is and steel
MIt, nol ice, nan on fourth Of one inch al,
! t'' -" O. a.'Nh NV''' per pound or les,
, ,," -. "a" ',,,-'ou' per louhdi valued al
per mound thrar cents NOV NOM H.. , S'ru cents
! hove eleven cents rer p5ur d. tLr ~ rents S al T.
halt per pouud, and ten per c-utum ad yslorSr
On steel wire less than oae-t,ulth of an inch m
I'll .U' 81 ! ANA 4ol eS> an nnHber sixteen, wire
155Ion Nh rrt, V''cS per pound and in
les, OF Nucr than uum ,,r sixteen vi %t ,"'UIvm'
! tfrte cents per round, and in addition tbausG
twenty per centnm / valorem
| On steel IN any form I OF otherwise provided
loI, 'nirt{ per cehu IL adj IoJe"' ..-....-
eigbt csnt @ ,aE '",g w At" n.sn p'' 80
per mir tbirt', ffy @ ,',s m al ."i,,r,
| On cros,-cuts >aws, ten cents p r luell foot
| On mill nj and drag saws. MT over nine III
ches de, twelve and haltc'nts per Hueal foot.
! va an Hau"S'"' L'' owe! I"'"lN-i '"I IhGhes
Ia Gems pc, oo@eu, ana IN
scnty-t.,., rr NOM I n ' 'rtl1
/ / zen. Yrj N, '3iti>, .n'r,tnT ,.y mr. ,e,,Iyn
| ul a.orcm.
! On all ha-6-Saws mot over ten iu ne, IA length,
! StNenN-nEe .'h's pcr dozen n ~ addition
NH ~ fI Ge",,L d. va, I,". .u,..
| cr.ptIops, not excrrdn, t.,. .ml,,i rgn,tb, Siv
y, % t '' m W, w. s VA
| per nam al yalorrm.
on en- kuNr-,H.k knives otau knives OF al.
|naS, uilN r tnlHn al N.l'rrm.
o'i 'l,,, t '.,'. .'o in r,i M ,t "'u.S
ttir,y Gy,. ~ p ..,,.'I, ..j yaI,',II '''o
on IRON ,j..ir,sli,.r.. ,... IN on. nj th,e.csrt,
| per rouud aud i'm aduuon 'hrc" tn0y Yer
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-05-04

NJ EW OOKS.
GEORGE GEIrH OF Fen Court,
HIGH LIFE Is WAsHINGTON.
FORsAKEN DAUGHl Err.
A GROUP OF CHILDREN.
Just received BIZ FUTILE, GA1 O. w
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From California.
Attempt TO seizc n Steamer for Prrvatcer-
ing Purposes, Etc.

san F-dn~isco, May e5.-Trenty-tvo men OF the
bark Bronde's Mexican emigration pArty, arrest
cd by the police last nght a charge Of conspiracy
" seize the Peruvian steamer Colon lying IN this
hsrhor In which 10 put 10 sea TO attack French COM
mercc A. privntecr under Mexican color. Tho euro
will hc examined before the authorities
san Frdnc,sco, May IA heavy shock n an
earthquake va. felt IN this city and throughout
Southern California thi. morning. No damage ~As
done, althoueh many houses were rudely shaken
The great two mile between Norfolt and lodi,
came of Yesterday afternoon, on the ocean House
course A turiou, wind blovins At tho time,
raising cloud. of sand In the hr-, beat the horses
kept closs together swung into the home stretch side
by side, and crossed the together mailing dent
heat. Time Sun 45Ss. Norfolk the second and
IL hird heats. Time in. ~ 9-5s., and 3m. 81 4-5.
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which could oniv exist while the state ~ At var,
and that Whenever the nitsd ststes ceased 70
cise It's o~n heliycrent rishu, therc would he
oessit for sckno~ Judgement Of such rights either
side In tho liouse Of Lcrds the same subject ar,
inr. Lord Houc'ton srikc 70 similar effect
A fottnighty lirp OF steaiusrs will roon commence
running between liyctucol and New Orleans. BiiAi-
meas relations with the same city will be early
sumed.
The French Government has determined to rcn-
force its naval stations the American coast, 90 "a
TO te prepared iof ~hsevcr might happen.
Tie kinc Of Italy had opened = great exhibition in
Florence and irsurrsted the Dante monument on
Nails fiom Cacitts 10 Npril 10Th. Hong Kong April
lsL and Melbourne Msrch 25th. have heun received.
NoIhing IL known AZ TO tile Shenandoah, ond the
Australian coast. II IVA slso reported that she hsd
s 1ssn y lnt IN Que OF the bays At hinss lsand While
Tho prisoners arrested iot eulirtins on the shenAp-
noah were found sui1y, aud sentenced TO ten days
The CITY of Baltimore len Liverpool ON tho 18th,
for New York, with the follow Ing news.
The pNuY News SAVE President John.on IL full
filling the expectations Of his friend. and hb enemies
hy The vigor With which he trur'uins the leaders Of
the rebellion. II vans against miN ug rarty feeling
nth public Justice, and crdiu the leaders Of the
abolition party uith being anima,d by lenieut and
4 Grand state hail h,d been ri,cn a, Buckinrhau
Palace, by comn and ~ the Queen MI Adams snd
fAmily. and thc members Of ihc uitod states tn.
hsesv we're absent, account Of Pre- ident Lincons
death.
The KIM Of svcion hal c1rrcsscd through his al.
Jutant to the American Minister, HIS terret and con-
dulencc ut the death oi Mr. llnooln.
War II reported to have hrukou out between parR-
suay and the Afgcn,u, Keplhlic.
There is a CONN oIoL crisis at fott Elizabeth and
Port NAtA, with numerous failures.
Tire great East India house OF Cana q Co. of Iou-
don, Liverpool and bombay, i reported ~ have sus
pended, With liabilities 10 thc amount Of rg,50O,CoO
Latest Commercial.
Lig,rpooi, May Is -Couon-The market close.
fun. with a partial advance OF Ad on the week tor
American. Bfead,tufs The market Ia quiet and
steady, Provi-ious-1nc market W. quiet.
Landon, lNth.- Consols closed NJ " tApu., for
Money. Bullion In the BANK has increased fl61,eu.
American stocks t.. :. L.YGs %, Illinois Central,
IlS Efio x H., i2H.
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70 the excepted ol-ee and such clemency will be as
LITERALLY extended may be consistent with the
tccts q the cose and the peace and dignity OF the
United States.
The Secretary Of state will establish rules and ro-
sulstion' for administering and recording the said
Amnesty oath, 10 insure lie benefit to the peo-
pie, and ruari ,he heifovernmsn Mt AGAINST fraud.
In testimony whereof have hereunto ret my hand
and caused the seal Of the United 10 be s1ed
Done at the City Of W Arlington, the Twenty ninth
day Of May, in the year Of Our Lord One thousand
Eisht Hundred and sixty five and Of the IDdepend-
ence Of the United States the Eishty-ninih.
n.s1 ANpREv JouSsoN.
By the PIe.ident-
wN H. SWAN, Secretary Of state.
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wAsnISoIos, May 20.
~ ne PrtIdent ofnN Tnued STATES Of Ameriea.
A PROCLAMATION
,.,.-, ...,
-, ,'l,, - ,,,,'', ,,, 80 W.,
w a.. es., - :, -,
SI..,oa,' h,.,,os -, ST. Co.,. a.. - ~. -
~, -. ,Na aSt.,,r' ra,a,,ia- a., -,
[ -. " ~ -. -. ,.-..,.. :. -
49, Hut,.a 49,.
.,d rar,or 40 ,.T,.ir r.,,on. ~
"A s,,on,,- - hr ,r,r,,,s,or nar,,oin,,.d IN ,hs
aid rebellion; and,
Vb,,,1a Nanv persons " ho had .o cns.ecd Ia .ais
thcon, have since tho Issuance Of said Proclamation
killed OF neg ed to take the benefits offered there
o,d
s"'e'' many persons VINO nave ooen 'u''V uo-
r'ed o' al cam 70 Aine''! shd pS'dou 'n''ounoe'
p reAs'h oi 'neI pa'u''Pat'oH ul'oo"y VI W '"P''
aiion in said rebellion, and continued hostility 10
h, Covernment Of IN. United state. since the date
Aid Proclamation, now desire TO apply for aud Oh
ain amnesty and pardon.
- ~ -. -. A.. ..,,..-i,- -, A..
10 the onu' theIe'ore thh' tll' nutno''V VI "e
Government OF the United states NAV he restored
NO ,n1' 'e, o'u5, I a prs.,S"n, | % 90 ,ha " ,'n,'.s
shed, l. Andrew johnson, ftesidont oi the nited
,aeN do procl aim and declare, that hereby grant
"a, ,a,.an. - h.o d,,oc,lv =, ,nd,rec,,v ,a,,,ci
Hi persons VINO nave u''v'p %
batod In the existing rebellion, except IA hereinafter
.oo,.d .ure.,y and n.rdon Nth rc,,oratIon Of all
II - ~ 49, =, -, a
Hisbts of property except NJ 10 sANet ana except w
vase. hare legal ings under tho laws Of the
t,.a 49,. ,ro,,dirs a, ,bo cope.c,,iop of nror
II "'NH '''V' f' -. -
ry Of persons engaged tn rebellion have been inst-
,,.d brt on the condi,on neyerhe lass that every
- III 80 49,, ,...,,,, ,ho coi,o,rin,
Pm peft'h ehan tAhc anu suueo'''' 'e ''4'0"'h
kath or rma, ion and thence ard keep and mai
L. ,.,d oath inyion,a and which oath .hnl be rev.
pun sahi "Alh '"' 'o'"'N ""' ""'N' '-'' "" ~
tered for permanent preservation, and shall he of
b. tenor ann effect fo,loyins to wit,
90 soJrI&h, ny II, " r niii ~, n,h ~ ,p'h p'I,
vnce oil Afnlghty uoi, that " Aencniotth IAth- =
tIlly sur 9rt anu defend the tohtttgtlon Of tue
Hnlted states ann INC nloh "l tno s'h'e- 'heIe.
RnieI, 40 tnat VIII in hAe hnueI . Aniuo W hni
Hiuf ~ 'upl9' M Nv shu Nn.h y
ae cen nahs Su,inr ,n, ~, s.t.''iUm G h w. ~ "a
r' ence TO tue emancipation oi htNes' 70 he'p mo
l."
The following clAs.e. Of Dc raona excepted from
"A -.--.-,'..,-
Pc nehen'' o' INV P''' 'A""u"'
II FiTst-AN who AIC, or shall have been, pretended
Ivi or diplomatic officers or o'her.ise, domestic or
hfrtrn AGENTS OF the pretended Confsdc Govern
Lent
a Csronf-All who left judicial stations, under the
tn!ted states 20 lid the Ie' oiOn
II Third All who shall hay. hccn military or nnval
owe the RANK Of co,onel IN The army or Lieutenant
II he navy
n vOnth All who left seats In the Congress OF the
yuIB Staies % aid tn rebellion.
Il Firfh-Al who rescned or rendered Tos'gnAtonl
their conri-sion- In the army navy Of the Uni
Is states 10 eyade duty In resisting the rebellion.
Si1n.-A eho have engaged IN any wsy IN treat
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From Key West
Capture sf the Rebel senator Harris, Gen.
inniltop, Etc.

The United States steamer Glancus, from Kcy
West the .3d instant arrived At this port yesterday
lsrse number Of rebel officers constantly ar
rivins At Key we,t, from various partS and arc
mrnished transportation North. Rebel senator liAr-
r', Of Missouri, General, Hamilton, Of tho rebel
army, and number Of prominent .bcl officers have
been captured at Ca7e Sable, Fla, and have inst
arrived At Key West. The health Of hey West is
excellent and the weather cool.
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Terrible Explosion in Mobile.
Eight squares OF buildings Destroyed
500 Persons Reported Killed.

Chicago, Nay 2s.-The THInUSE has special dis
patch from New Odeans, dated the goth inst, which
slys; "Tho ordnance depot and Masszine at Mobile
exploded at two O'Clock yesterday. The shock wns
terrible The city VA shaken TO its very foundations
Eight squares Of buildings we're destroyed. Five
hundred persons we're huIad In the nlina ThA loss
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3 Squares Of Buildings DESTROYED.
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INTERESTING EUROPEAN NEWS.
Comments on President Johnson's
Policy.
&C., &c, &c.
Amnesty Proclamation.

who arc Called nnd Who Condemned.
wAsnINoToS, MAY 20.
~ ne Pr,Sien, orths Unred Sta,,s Of Amtriea.
PROCLAMATION
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The Latest News
ny Telegraph TO the n. Y. Sun.
AMNESTY y!
PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION

WHO Are Called and Who Condemned.
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RECONSTRUCTION!
Ia PRINCIPAL ESTABLISHED.
for North Carolina.
lden Appointed Provisional
Governor.
SEED OF SECESSIONTO Be DESTROYED

Terrible Explosion at Mobile.
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OVER 800 PERSONS KILLED.
Large Numbers Buried in the
Ruins.
THE CONSPIRACY TRIALS.

"Details of the Yellow Fever Plot.
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estimated at eight millions Of dollar,. The Sin
Of the explosion hs no, yet been ssccrtainel"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-31
OmcinI Vote Of Tyler County

We are indebted to L. L. Harvey, Esq,
Editor of the Sistersville argus, for the
following official vote of Tyler County
NcElroy Township. - Senate Wernin-
ger. g; Raymond, "a. Delegates.-Wells,
2e; Johnson, "a.
lincoln 1p.-Ssnats.- Werninger, 60
Raymond, IS. Delegates. 80
johnson. &c.
Centerille Ip.--Seaate Werningers Is
Raymond, 81. Delsgates---WelI AZ
Johnson n.
Mead Tp.-Senate 20; Hay
mond, II. Delegates.-Wells, Sc. John.
son, 10; Jere. Bullman, /.
Union Tp-Senate.- 80
Raymond, l0, Delegates.--Wells, 70
johnson, "a.
ELLSWORTH 1p:-Senate.-Werninger, GO
Raymond. liz. Delegates. Wells, 6s
johnson, 10; Samuel Msyfeld, 3.
Majority for Col. Daniel Raymond
Democrat 295 for the Senate.
Majority for Col. D. D. johnson Dem.
ocrat,) "a, for House of Delegates.
Well done, noble little Tyler.
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INSTRUCTION

Given on Piano, Melodeon and Organ Teach.
ora found for Violin, violincello and Guitar.
Latest Publications received daily
sep23
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Andrew johnson aud Geu. mcclellan

Andrew u Johnson ana GSeus W'ClelIon.
The statements Of the Washington
correspondent of the Cincinnati Enquirer
to the effect that General MCCLELLAN is
returning from Europe at the request of
President JOHNSON, aud that he is likely
to be called into the Cabinet ON its re-
organization, will attract attention. Ex-
Postmaster General BLAIR declares that
President LINCOLN and General GRANT
always had confidence in MCMILLAN
the former, having yielded to his dis
placement through political press, re,
subsequently seeking through the el, 81
BLAIR to induce him to return to active
service and take an important command.
President JOHNSON doubtless shares this
confidence and desires to secure M'CLEL-
LAN's great influence and valuable ser
vices in the work of restoration
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-31

The Grand Division of the Sons o.
Temperance of Ohio adjourned their ses
sion at MANSFIELD on Thursday last, after
having elected the following officers fol
the ensuing year:
P G. W P.-D. H. Peas, NorwaIk; G.
W. P-D. Roys. Cincinnati; g. w. A
g. Nabber, Cleveland; G. S.-H. v. Hor.
ton, Cincinnati; G. TT. B. Thompson,
Columbus; G. CT. n. Barnum. Eliza.
bethtown; G. /. S.--Benjanin Raser
msssilon; GA. G. Hurd, Weymouth
The Grand Division will meet next
year at Perryvillc. ON the third Tuesday
of November.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-31

TWO enlightened sons of the Emerald
tsie' named Patri ok and Barney, dispu
seo on their H lowledge of the Scrip
t tLrss s. when the following dialogue set
80 you know who Pater was 3"
%. or ater' Pster; what was his first
WV, Simon, to be shure."
m tr 10Th, an / do
1-Who was he, thin e.
0Tm "a Doth, an he was the biggest
sasPe snals ivsr was in Kinsals, in the
county olG ork; now you know who he
was, don't, Jour-
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w
ton of Mr.. Lincoln, and the prelude to
dissolution and sectional war. Great
CONSERVATION and surprise of those South
who witnessed and who knew of General
Buffers course in that memorable politi.
cal struggle to find him booted and spur
red and sword in hand to take part in
the war that ensued.
He had fairly endorsed the cause of the
Southern quarrel, bounded the South on
the brink OF disruption, advised it, Cur.
tins like, to leap into the gulf, and then
comes out to shoot and bayonet and hang
the people who took his advice and car.
NED out the logic of his own politics
We thought he might at least have kept
neutral In that fight. He was as fairly
committed to the Southern side of the
quarrel as Daniel S. Dickinson, of New
York, who once declared in the Unitsd
States Senate that SO profound were his
convictions of the justice of the Southern
cause in its controversy with abolition.
that should war ever be declared he
would be bound to draw his sword o.o
the side Of the South. Mr.. Dickinso,,'s
words were written in sand. During the
past few years we have known him as
the bitterest and most truculent of the
Radicals.
AS to Messrs. Butler and Cushing, we
feauy think they ought to have the am.
nes!y eatn applied to the purgation of
tneir crime IN the fermentation efths late
reoelnon. AS We are sure that some |
OF tne exceptions Of the amnesty procls-
nation must ketch them up, their only
cnance u an application Of special paf.
don. We know many men out here Who
have had no part or lot in the war. ex.
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RARE CHANCE FOE
CHEAP BOOTS AND SHOES,
At TIE
BAY STATE BOOT AND SHOE DEPOT
JOHN ENOK,

JOHN KNOX,
NO. 8 MAIN ST., CENTBE
IN WHEELLNG.-Having purchased my grs
Ladies and Misses Boots and Shoes. from ~
very best establishments East, am nov pr.
pared, and win sen everything In my line y
panic prices for Cash. Como oSs, come 81 ssa
see fcr yourselves. JOHN kNoA'
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Boot and Shoe Store.
LOUIS FRANZHEIM.

DRALRR IN BOOTs AND snOKs,
~ No. 10 Main Sc, Wheeling, w. Va, lt,y
do'srs above J. G. Harbour's Carrot Store would
respectfully announce 20 the cifissus Of Wbsst
ing, that be has opened . Boot and Sboe Stofs y
the above stand, whore 10 Win b giad 70 eaw
his friends give him cali His stock y entirsD
new. and Of the latest styis and best quality
J'rices ~ cheap - the chenpost. ss2~
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-11-22
BLOOMsBURG ACADEMY.

THE next Term of this Institution will
begin on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18TH,
1865. The regular prices of Tuition range
from So 80 TO 81 so per Term OF Eleven
Weeks, to be paid al or before the middle
of the term.
The usual extra charges will be made
FOR German and French, and the various
Ornamental Branches.
1t is extremely important that the pupils
who shall attend the School should be pres
ent at the beginning of the term, or assoon
after as possible, in order TO start regularly
with The class. In all cases tuition will be
charged for the FULL TERM, unless Otherwise
by special previous agreement.
The Principal has had an experience of
years in teaching the Languages and high
er Mathematics, as well as the various
branches of substantial English Educa-
ton, and will spare no effort TO secure
rapid and thorough progress in his pupils.
REV. Fl. RINKER, A. M.
August 9, 1855. Principal.