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Muor-GEx. sHnERs srur-The following pro

MNoE-GEN. SHALERs STAFF.-The following pro-
motions aud appointments announced on the stan Of
the MaiOr-Genera Commanding the First Division,
National Guard Col. anu Brcvet AlaOr-Gen Joseph h..
Hambln 20 DC Assistant Adjuant General and Chief of
STAFF. with the rank OF Colonel Col and Major
Gen. NJ T. McMahOn 20 be Division Inspector, with the
rank Colonel vice Iamblin promoted Vanderbilt Al
len to he Division Engineer, with the rank of Colonel
Major JOhu Fowler, T.. TO De Ordnance Officer with the
rank Lieuteuant-( OlUncl John j. Donaldson 10 be
Ad-de-Camp, with the rank OF Major wee Fowler pro
NOTED
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ROWING,

THE ATLANTA BOKr-CLUB IN PHILADELPHIA.
TrB TRIBUNE
iLADELPHIA june 14.-Tl:e Atlanta Boat-Club OF
New-York with the barge Excelsior. arrived mere TINS
morning and were received by the officers OF the Sehy
Kill NayyYard. The Club VIII witness the regatta 10
morrow, and be rendered grand supper on Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-15

lion ~ ,e ,a.s who leaving town for the SUMNER CiF
Y' no ooe Of his eIeeent Boos and shoes seby
oed AZ original pnc,s hey are st " i ah du
lie 10 Wear in county the higher phttd AesS SA al No u'
Il,osdvav and esaJniEs aeUL
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A SAMUEL BROTHERS, No: 80 LUDGATE

A SAMUEL BROTHERS, No. 80 LUDGATE
1Is,,oas TO ,6n5d LoS9os ENGLAND sp,puEs IN CON
, ss sssa ss1sfT With tSs sea
sDthng. Their trade MARI" SydenbsH"
is known all the World; Il represents
value, style, and superiority IN con
straction which have been e9oaled
Recommendations TO friends visiting LONDON
are respectfully requested; they will be
''''' '''''''s SAMUEL iPSa is' BhS Of
VISITORS TO lOsDON-CLOrHING POR GRSTLBMEN OF
the mos, t.,hc1sols description p. and ~ s s
would yield DO profit but for The operation
o-s by had debts Suits ~ to i,s Tbss
reputation Of twenty-five years staOdiHg
Aeg'ar'n'ees sss,d sy BROTHERS,
No 70 IUDGATE Hill. ,
VISITORS TO LOgpON-ST pAUBs CATHEDRAL - CLOSE
10 the world famed warehouse for semitic,
Of fashionable Clothing kept in stock for
Immediate use or made TO on the
aoss seieuisc princpes The house bas
ss the ieSe,t price pcssCls ready sgoey,
and marking the same on each article IN
'' ''" SAMUEL gR9THER Is,
VISITORS TO LONDON FRIENDS COMMISSIONS TO purchase
CLOTHING he successfully carried ont
ia fitting by the rules for self measure n ne
ToSsG Of every age leP
special rooms for immediate use or made
20 measure with great regard to strength as
and graceful ' sssuE s.ii Sa 81 + Is;
No 30 LUDGArE HILL
sELF-NEAsURE RULES FOR CLOTHING .,..s..
or Greet Cat or full chest. high or ,ODng
shoulder. PoR SUR, lneasure-So
k kSanS waist sS 'D No. S'f Sape ofnss u waist
behind ,,s No hand eG SgS Of Of .s s: S,f keep
Iug bent and horizontal 40 8
s sSSiS Of ST, os U.s, at a .iae seam No.
beAs'' O' ~ SAMUEL ,sir KIT BROTHERS,
No. 50 LUDGArE HILL,
SAMUEL BROTHERS. No 30 LuDGATE HILL LONDON.
ENGLAND
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Co,Nc' GoINGM COM !!!-Fastcr Than thf
hammer knol down mcrcbanDs., nrgect dsIos,s 81 th'
80 nd trere fore for pine Of h pefc' e BY brusrs
lheia regularly wiz Sg.YRpNh - e ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-15

Music Al THE PARK.-The Central Park Commits
sloners announce that. II the weather fine there Will
be music on the Mall at the Park on Saturday
18TH inst by the Central Park Band under The leader
ship Of II. ~. DOdwOrth, commencing at - o'clock,
D. ui The following u the programme:
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CITY ITEMS.

PERsONAI.-Ex-Gov Dennison OF Ohio, Gen. &. II.
Grosvepor Ohio and Dr. Temple Of St Louis al the
St Nicholas Hotel Major Waller of The Royal Fseers,
British Army il al the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-15

4 CARp.-In 1861 Morton discontinued the
discount formerly given 10 the Jobhing Trade.
and ignoring the services of middle men, has
sold his pens either directly 10 those who use
them, OF to such ~ keep them on hand for the
better supply of the writing pubc IN their
own localities. There may be Jobbers who
have spoken in favor of the Morton Pen since
that time bui if So their remarks have never
in single instance reached his ear; and
although they generally admit that Morton
can make the best pens in the world and used
TO do 80, they nevertheless put forth great
eyeItions TO show that the Morton Pen has de-
preciated in value, is not what II formerly was.
and that those which they vend are equal, II not
superior; now since many Retail Dealers obtain
what little they know of pens, as well a. the pens
themselves, entirely from the Jobbers, people are
apt 10 be mslcd 10y their representations.
In order that the public may Judge correctly,
and at the same time sec how muck pains
taking is exercised to give every one who orders,
just such pen as will exactly suit his hand
Morton confidently refers tothe many thousands,
throughout the entire country, who have re-
ceived his pens through the mails during that
time, and also calls particular attention TO the
following letter which has accompanied every
pen sent:
"A y M-YD
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Also the following
TO ALL WHO Use A PEN.


4 COOP GoID Prs Is always ready and reliable and.
IL adapted 10 the hand, makes writing pleasure rather
than dtasK.
The beginner makes more rapid progress with Gold
Pen than with any other, because the same pressure
always produces lie same result and the proficient is
better satisfied with his labor because Of the greater UNI
fornity OF his writing aud the by which IL Is pro
duccd.
In making new pens. the subscriber uses solder.
The gold at the point IL brought 10 state Of fusion
when the point sinks into IT, and the two become rs one
metal entirely mperyiOus Ia the action OF the acids M
inks This he done in making pens because the
gold Is ihau troe times thick ~ il after the
pen rolled 10 the proper thpcss Of the finished state.
When pens are Trp0lurd soier must be used which
will melt than the gold of which the ia made
otherwise iic points VIII cIi into gObuar form. by
this process tie temper is taken OF the nib the elias
ITCHY destroyed ana the pen subjected the
process ~ ON these accounts and knowing
from long cXpcsuce that rcpOutcd pens rarely give
satisfaction the sbscribrr must positively Refuse 10 Re
point Gold Pens
Return the pen within ten davs after rs reception
stamped ~. Morton aud adapted 10 your hand stat
ing la what respect might hc improved il Will be the
best guide in selecting Que that H.. state NJ what angle
you hold the pan on the paper and whether squarey or
leaning the right left These points briefly aud clear
~ stated viii greatly assist making selection Ia suit
yOu.
Any one sendlnga Postage rid Envelope. with their
and proper address written H. viii receive cir
cular with J0c si0Ho 'ngra'ngs Of al the sizes and
prices Ld"iest. a. MukfoN,
No. ~ Maiden laIe. New lgik
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-15

HE GREAT PICTORIAL DOU-
BILE NUMBER of the PSYCHOLOGICAL
JOURNAL for July contains 20 illustra
tons, portraits of Chief;Justice Chase,
Mrs. IL. b. Stowe, Madam lie Vert,
E. Carswell, thirteen eminent clergy
men, with portraits Oratory, Studies
in Physiognomy, Man, Monkeys, and
Gorillas; and Om Social Relations,
Ethnology, Psychology, and Physiol-
ogy. Ready Wednesday. New
volume, enlarged, So year, 80 cents
II number. Address $. r. WELLS, No.
800 Broadway n. Y. Newsmen
will have it.
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MOTIONS THIRD QUALITY.
A A =

These Pens II nc aud although cheaper arc
equal any gold pens made elsewhere ss regards
durability, lasiiry and good writing qualities.
Every Pen stamped "A Morton. Third Quality and
numiaicd.
Tho Points waraD,e for az months except against
ace don't.
The cases are made ~ Coin silver but lot as heavy
- those ~ tie INST Quality
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-15

The m;ct II Ohe Burgnr-Alarm Telegraph,
~ ' "a IL Has 8 W. FVNLkR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-15
M,Kr Norr 0rN Soar.

VIM O. BUlHITrs PrrE I1NCHN1H,IFD FOTtsH on RElDT
Warranted icuhe ihr Of Potash au1
.ror any oth rouhr ley sht market Nour soap ri cost
sri ai pound grease atd ny the
GoNfRNrysrEp Directions printed in ihgsh
Hard ami ho soap One rouud ~l make u
Of BE that the brand H. T. BAD
bs Concentrated Potash the Take other fof sale
esrr.bsrs, +. BABBirI.
NA o. o. o. o. o. o. 20 Y q WAshastoast \. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-15

T,IE boulevard As IT Is.-Sce description
in tie iny No. of Dgsos1s MONrnLI IAVsHNs Nov Ready
...l.a
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u II RAprIrY,s STAR YEAST PowDER.-Ligh

i. 7. NNBTTII SIfit I'NoI ~,
| ar AIRY Csic ie made With 'ls leas' ioEGtr 10
Is INMATES Ma ,sohLng Is reqvod when sweet ME- sns'o
IL "'"'' Il. f. BABBTT
Nos e. e. c. o. ca Co. % u asl a Washington st. " y
viii q .aIape rac ttll " i.t u ptI l".Ia.c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-15

AN UoNrsr OPINION The best judges have
decided that individual sells bes pqI or more
able OF
And Va I Fprpt R,a PanAnas and gents son hats IN grta
Vartefv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-15

VANS new and elegant assortment of Gen
aaes HAS rot equaed 'AsJ and elegance ~ city. Dep
No ID iullQlIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-15
No. % MAIpEN.LASE. NRw.YoRK, I,

VI. Dear Sir: Your favor Of.
nclosing s., is received. ! send III this
the Pen ordered. and trust YOU will find the
same TO your entire satisfaction however, II
yon think you would, prefer any other SIZE or
quality, OF should this not suit your hand, i
will checrfully exchange any one stamped "A.
Norton" if sent within ten days after its re-
ception, with your objections, clearly stated.
and post-stamp 10 return another. THESE re.
marks apply only TO pens stamped "A. Norton
az all Others are at the risk of the buyer, and
are not exchangcabe.
If returned, be particular to paste the Pen as
near the lower left hand corner of the en-
velopc as possible, and put it up in the same
manner as sent 10 YOU, 10 avoid lts beng
crushed by the post mark, OF injured in the
mails The Case need not be returned unless,
YOU wish to change the size or quality, III whichf
instance additional stamps must bc sent
Respectly, yours, A. NORTON
Alau the follnviup.
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MOTIONS CHEAP GOLD PENS.


tNpF WARRANTED
rhese Pens are 10 carnts finc B1ttcr Writing
aud more durable Pens tnap can. without Operating Nor
Patented Machinery De produced Tor TIE prices even
wotr the Cold furnished gIfItuItou'lf.
PRICES az PINS: .ND PENS ~ sIifER-TIAIED IN
TENSION CASI,s Win PENCILS.
Magic pru......... o. "a. With Pencil Case. ~ %
IL hy Pen 100000 Co.. With Pencil ta-c-... ! -
Always Ready Pau. o. rIfh Pencil case. ! %
III cant Pen ....... - with Pencil tnsc.-.. %
ENrri.ior Pen .... l sD win Pencil Case. - .
Ties. are Well Punished. Goo-Mritinr col Opens. win
Ifdua.n pous t average wtJr ~ every ono 81 when
vii Tar uuta.t gross Of beet steel Pens. dhh0H{H
n,y Dgr inicf.rufsd and therefore, not e<ehdhg,dO',
Iey are not numbered but coitcAond ~ size 10 "o.
s. g.. o, aud respectively ,.--,
The T-k 10 ni q; ~ rmitinncos Ivy mail ~ registered
et., and the safe delivery ~ ie goods gnafated 70
all y no twenty cents 'hargc for registering ia AZ
dlii.u 10 tie price ~ the goods ordered
GREAT lsDUCENENTS 70 CLUBS.
Any one can ,e,uf. one 81 the above Gold Ptns
without money hy' getting n Is 'nh.
o. a. viii buy ...--.s l5 worth 81 ioh-
20 ~ Will buy .... ........-...- ~ worth ., rris'
AZ VIII buy ....-........ 20 NoIth VI Ic"H'
p sSnf To ous GddresF 90 one fi.us
~ the the tubSfrlbcr VIII tenh ny to
mail otherwise d frtrd, cold Pfn or ItLs
iesoi.ng h6 salat ding 10 disruption. Address,
A. MORTON.
Ne 25 MtipENLANE. NEW-YORk.
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)F PENS; AND PENS IN OLIVER
CASES WITH PENCILS.
PRICES OF PENS WITH sILvER-MoUNTED DESK


The Numbers Indicate size ohiy NO ipcng TIC sinos'
and No 10 the largest.
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bosToN. june l4.-At a frotting match. Yesterday
afternoon between the horses bmpless shepard knapp
sbd Mcclellan for 500 aside, mule heats, best three IA
ave, Empress. won three OF The heats, and shepard
Knapp two Time: 23ji, 1854, 2.52, 1884, Zil, amt 2I
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DONTSTTC POR1s.

po,roS te.g olcs. ff'is ~ f'fi Ises
Msrn fpau tarutfa
WI-SGros y c. Jnle tsa''d i,ss'hp rahsr,' 49, iot
tHtHIfsrov = June lfir'.rl ~ l'H- ~ - 'f
j. " ttttoau fl!i'iff4s SAILED ~Ar fsH'f
ToIIsss. Hoxaos Juts it.f.eef u y In.'toa tNs'
esaue ,yol, shr Doala AtIai hof, h'ff ~ 80
Wet
savlNSAH e. Jore ]! -Atntc' ,issH,er leo Ns- You
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taa BUGGY WAGONS ses or wEui 81 - ~ ia.,.
aptr DICKSON BOok and job lric Nc lTsA'. ''p''
't's Hal, New. York.
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/HSl<1SfS...stX
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13
The -NeW Trunk Route to the Vest

The Oswego Daily Advertiser o; the
3l>t ult.. contains tine proceedings of a
large and enthusiastic meciin. held IN
that city on the previous evening. 10 con
silcr the proposal OF Lake Shore rail
road from O>w,gn 10 Lewiston on the
Niagara river II WAS attended not
merely hv the merchants and business
men ri the city. but. also. bv REPRESENTA-
tive men from the counties of Niagara.
Orleans and Cavu.i. The importance
and necessity OF this road. IN connection
with the Portland and Oricnsburg en-
tcrpri>c. 10 the completion OF 4 central
and direct roIit between Chicago and
Portland, maxim. the shortest. cheapest
ana h.>; line between the great cities of
the northwest aII The "a, were fully dis
cuS>ed, and the following resolution,
Were unanimously adopted:
Heso,yai. That this meeting approve
of the construction OF Lake Shore road.
from O-wccn 10 Lewiston. on the Niag-
ara river. believing that tie rapidly in
crra>in" commerce OF the country urgent
Is demands il a an important link in Il
direct through line from Portland 10
Chicago. ami thence 10 connec: with the
Pacific Railway.
H.>ir,d. That committee Of nine he
appointed 10y the president. 10 prepar,
the papers and 10 adopt such measures
H. may be necessary 10 benefit ami &C
compli>h such an organization.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13
amnesty to Rebels--The Plot
DeeDeHs,

President johnson issued his new and
much-talked-of amnesty proclamation
last Sabbath. This looks to be but one
step forward by the executive towards
open resistance to the will of congress.
The effect of this proclamation it is be-
lieved will be to remove all disqualified
tons on account of treason, and restore
suffrage to all disfranchised rebels eX-
cept very few mentioned in the procla
nation, not more than two hundred in
all. OF this last edict Of Mr.. johnson,
the Boston Journal thus speaks:
How the President is going to effect
this plot to reinforce the ranks of the
rebel voters in defiance OF the laws of the
land. and OF the vigilant administration
by Gen. Grant Of the military govern
mrnt at the south, remains to be seen. Ii
is reported that his cabinet with the e1-
ception OF the secretary OF war I'd inter-
m) are a unit in ascribing this enfran-
chising power to the proclamation, and,
of course, no stone will he left unturned
TO advance the conspiracy. The Attor-
ney General will proably be summoned
to the the Rescue, with :; formidable sup
| ply of legal quotations Us 20 the scope Of
a Presidential pardon, and the United
States courts may also be counted upon
to uphold the prclenSion But unless
there is serious failure in quarters where
the utmost confidence of the people is re-
posed. the scheme will be promptly met
and defeated.
A>ide from this question. the effects
OF the proclamation are sufficiently Cbvi-
Gus. 1t wipes away tie sin OF rebellion
from the GOOD name OF every particl-
pant, excepting three classes. OF these
the rebel President and Cabinet-eight
or ten persons agents abroad-about as
many more : military and naval officers
! -pcrhapS between one hundred and one
hundred and fifty: rebel governors and
other>-conprlsing in all about two
hundred pcr>On>-are all that now stand
outside of the presidential pardon. TO be
! let Ill at any other convenient moment
When the rebel congressman are already
IN. and the graduates of West Point who
/ deserted the Mon fOr the rebel service.
and the pirates OF the >cmmcs stamp
/ there would seem to he no great occasion
for troubling ourselves about the others.
But ii l. the Interior design, with which
these par,ions are issued that constitute
their true significance. and render them
I Just calI>c OF anxiety, If not OF alarm.
TO every loyal man in the country. OF
one thing We are CunyInccd-tllat these
advances Of executive usurpation must
he arrested Ill tie most ctirctual manner
! the moment congress comes together
again. or we shall have another national
crisis OH hand.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13

A NEEDLESS ACCIDENT.-As Frank
lin Place and Valentine Morse, of Lit
Teton, We're out sporting with a revolver
on the Sabbath day, after considerable
footing, they agreed to have ''sIlam
tight'-Place taking stick, which he
was to use as IA knife, and Morse using
the revolver. which he supposed entirely
empty. They took their stations 4 few
feet apart, and at signal, made SIM
infamous attack, Place dashing at Morse
with his sham knife, when Morse pre-
sented the revolver, and shot him through
the left breast. Lear the heart. the ball
lodging near the spine. Place fell to the
ground. while Morse, terribly frightened
at what he had done. ran for help. \
surgeon could not extract the ball, but
hopes are entertained that this victim OF
the groSScSt carelcSsnesS may recover
How long will ii take for people to learn
never to point a gun or pistol at any liv-
inc thing that they do not mean to kill
The substance of the above account we
find in the Littleton Gazette.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13
Essex County.
Governor.
Justices Elected Sent. 3. 1867.

Naturalization Lawrence, J p Moves
John { Kent, Andrew Warden, Alex
Blair, il, Moses Burbank, CIaud Som.
erS.
Canadn-Wm Rich, W G. Cushman
Z W Prouty, l. r Dean, VIM Morrill,, jr
East HareH-R G White, o L Wal
ter, n 5 Powers, n A Smith, ID c Hud-
son.
GlOrer-Emery Cook, W F kimball,
james Simonds, J II Dewing, T Z 4
Clark, E p Beach, F. z Cheney.
Barton-J L Woodman, Edward Bar
nard, S S Clark, Silas Quint, III ID Big
Glow, N F Blake, J Colley.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13
California and Maine Elections.

The election in California occurred
last week Wednesday, and resulted in the
election of the democratic state ticket by
5000 majority and probably TIE three
members Of Congress. The democrats
also have majority of the legislature,
which gives them United States Sena-
tor in place of Senator Conness. This
result is partly, if not wholly. 10 be at
.ributed to tie disatfection created by the
republican nomination of Mr.. George {.
Gorham for Governor. His nomination
was. as soon as made, characterized by
prominent journals in the state as one
unfit to be made, and as having been
secured through corrupt Influences
Another republican candidate was NOM
mated by 4 boiling convention, but he
declined : YET the republican papers con-
tinued to ,lenounce Mr. GOrham, and TO
urge that he was unfit for Governor ana
they insisted that the republican party
had better be defeated in the election
IMAM cltCt NfOi HILL ul> lSClill- hSpA a
great many republicans from the polls,
and might have swelled the vote of MIR.
IIaight, the democratic candidate for
Governor. who is a gentleman of unex-
ceptionable character
The annual election in Maine occurred
last Monday, and resulted, Is was antici-
patel, in the election of the republican
ticket. Gov Chamberlin's majority
will lie considerably less than last year,
but will be from 10000 TO 5000. lii,
legislature will be republican. The dem
ocrats have made considerable gains. IL
some oi the lar"c places, on the liquor
question. and the republican vote ma
fallen off corre>rondingly. There Mas
no excitement in the election, except
what grew on; OF the agitation OF til,
prohibiiory law. and the republican
legislation ON that subject has helped ih'
democrats quite decidedly in this election
as ii generally helps that party every
where.
Now look out for some big type am'
loud Growing ia the democratic prints
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13

News IN BRIEF.-Thc State fair !.
being held i'll BrattIcboro this week, and
also the y. II. state fair at Nashua
-. The great boat rae. between Hamil
and Walter Brown, came off al New
burg, on the Hudson, Monday morning
Hamill was some tour lengths aheaC
when he reached the stake boat" (hal
way and while turning, Brown ran int
him, smashing his boat Brown return
ed 10 the starting place, and Hamill wa.
taken out OF his sinking boat by friends
The referee gave the race to HamilI I'm,
it Is as uncertain who is champion rowe,
a. ever. Boston and Roxburv voted OF
Monday to unite and be one city.
There Is much yellow fever on the Gul
of Mexico, particularly at Galveston
Texas, and considerable cholera at St
Louis and on the plains.