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Maryland free press., 1862-12-19
The Presidents Message.

ReA. In the discussion of the reference OF
the Presidents message to appropriate Com
'mittees in the House of Representatives Mr..
Richardson of Illinois, took occasion to re-
view that document, in which he says, "it is
remarkable for what It says and still more
remarkable for what il omits. The one half
of the twenty-onc pages was devoted to the
. negro There was no page, sentence or line
as to the bravery OF condtct ,cf those in the
field endeavoring to maintain the Union and
constitution. No sorrow was expressed for
the latnented dead, the MANNED and wounded;
no sympathy was expressed for the widow or
the orphan made by the progress of this war,
which could have been avoided by honorable
compromise, if the President and his friends
had desired peace. The President proposed
TO tax the white man forever for the benefit Of
the negro. This was the substance Of the
message Tears of blood are to be shed and
countless millions Of dollars spent for the
black man, and when the public ask the Pres
ident to know what hope there WIS Of the res
toration Of Tho UntoSa, BY inference they are
told, if yot, carry ont my plans ana schemes
you may hope to have the Union restorcd.-
Every argument for change of the constitu-
ton is for the negro. No benefit for the white
man. But the people in due time will COM
promise for the benefit of white men, not for
negroes" In the course of his remarks con-
demnatory Of the administration, he spoke in
opposition to the bill passed to day indcmni-
flying the rresiden. and others from the con-
sequences of suspcnding The habeas corpus,
saying the courts will not sanction tho rcck-
less and tyrannical exercise. of power, The
party in power, he argued, had violated the
constitution and the laws
The committee rose and at hclf past four
o'clock the House adjourned,
Maryland free press., 1862-12-19
Something yvrong-A Caution.

stSSS-Wiihin - the past few weeks two letters
on business, mailed TO us 1T Hancock, nave
failed 70 come to hand. 1t is evident that a
william Turks somewhere within the scope Of
these twenty-six miles. 1t would be folly in
the highest degree to ask of the proper De-
partmcnt an Investigation, as the Administra-
ton, and its friends almost en- masse, are dis
posed to investigate or have investigated moth
ing. Our friends will please bear in mind to
make us no remittances without having the
letter properly registered. This precaution is
not certain security against loss but may aid
in detecting somebody.
Maryland free press., 1862-12-19
MORE PLAIN TALK.

pa In another column will be found let
ter from Judge Gould of New York to Presi-
DENT Lincoln,in relation 10 an Arrest made by
order of the War Department, to which vein :
Vite the particular attention of tho reader
Besides having the ring of the true metal, it is
an indication of the feeling which is begin
Ing to be manifested on the subject throughout
the country: Tho wailing in this occasion
comes as will be noticed, from the camp of the
Presidents supporter Il .-'Ht7
Maryland free press., 1862-12-19
TWO DOLLARS A YEAR.

the past two days. Several splendid rosiden:
ces have been completely riddled, The Same
may also be said of the churches t
The fire appeared to be directed on the most
prominent edifces. In several casos, acts of
wanton destruction OF property were commit.
ted by our troops when they FIRST entered the
town--property which could be Of no Use to ths
enemy. b. ,tt.,..,. '.t.!..... .s
In many of tho houses the furniture all re-
maiped sho%ing that their occupants had left
in haste.
Some Of our troops in their impetuosity mis-
took the British flag flying from the residence
of tho British Consul for a rebel flag, and tore
it down. This morning the owner. came over
to recover it, and the same was returned 10 him.
The main body of the army is now over tho
river, the balance being in a position TO cross
at any time.
There is no indication Of the enemy evacu.
ating, and if they rcmain q battle mist inovi-
tably ensuc.
Maryland free press., 1862-12-19
Washing a Crow VIII n~. snake him
aH White.

R1TThe Act which has beeH proposed in,
and will no doubt be PASSED by Congress, in
dcmnifying the President and his tools against
prosecution by an outraged people for the
wrongs inflicted upon their persons and prop
rty, in illegal searches arrests, confinement,
&C., is the last struggle Of a condemned and
dying party. e. ...,s. .I .,sa ......
Entrenching itself within "magic circle of
terror, closing up, by an arbitrary majority
in Congress, all sources of finvestigation--with
the Press hand-bound and tonguc-tied this
Administration has ridden rough-shod over
the people, regardless Of legal, naoral or social
rights, and now when the day of reckoning
looms up in the misty distance, they seek to
shield themselves from the peoples indigna-
ton by an act Of Indemni6cation ..is.
In this country, where men are born of in
dependent mind, and draw their ideas of free
dom with their tactical fluid from the fount
maternal, such Invasion Of right--such abuse
of power and trust as has been practiced by
this Administration, however disguised an
rendered plausible by pretence, will not for
any great length Of time he submitted to, and
must be accounted fos at SOME time or other
and in some way; An act of indemnity may
serve to shield them for the present, but the
sensation produced throughout the country has
been too violent to be thus easily quietcd
Maryland free press., 1862-12-19
Ludicrous Effects Of the Appearance os
A Comet In i7I2

-
In the year l7l2, Mr. Winston, having cal
culated the return of comet, which was te
make its appearance on "Wednesday, the l4th
of October, at five minutes after FIVE in the
morning, gave notice to the public according
ly, with this terrifying addition, that tqta!
dissolution of tho world by fire was to take
place on the Friday following. The rcputa-
ton which MIR. Winston had long maintained
both as divine and a philosopher left little
or no doubt with the populace of the truth of
his prediction. Several ludicrous events now
took place. A number of persons in and
about London, seized all the barges and boats
they could lay hands on in the Thames, very
nationally concluding that when the condagra-
ton took place there would be. the most safety
on the water. A gentleman, who had neglec-
ted family prayer for better than five years,
informed his wife that it was his determina-
ton to resume the laudable practice the same
evening but his wife, having engaged ball
at her house, persuaded her husband to put it
off till they saw whether the comet appeared
or not. The South Sea stock Immediately fell
to per cent, and the India to II and the
captain of Dutch ship threw all his powder
into the river, that the ship might not be en-:
dangered. The next morning, however, the
comet appeared according to prediction. and
before noon the belief was universal that the
day of Judgment was at hand, About this
time 1875 clergyman. were ferried over to Lam
beth, it was said, to petition that q ashort pray
or might be planned and ordered, there being
none in the Church service on that occasion
Three maids of honor burnt their collections
of novels and plays, and sent to the booksel-
ler's to buy each of them Bible and "Tay-
lors Holy Living and Dying" The run upon
the bank was so prodigious, that all hands
were employed from morning till night in dis
counting notes and handing out specie. On
Thursday, considerably more than 1000 kept
mistresscs were legally married in the face Of
several congregations and to. crown all, Sir
Gilbert Heathcote, at thatltime head director
of the bank issued orders to all the fire-oficcs
in London, requiring them to keep a good
lookout, and have particular eye upon the
Bank of England. r -s.
Maryland free press., 1862-12-19
The waves OF ocean.

Thus, according to the joint testimony of the
most eminent nautical authorities, the waves
in the open sea never attain the MAINTAIN
height ascribed to them by the exhuberant
fancy ofpocts ard exaggeration-loving travel
lcrs. But when the tempest sureell bcats
against steep crags or rocky coasts il rises to
a much moro considerable height. The light
house of Bell Rock, though I12 feet high is
literally, buried in foam and spray to the very
top during ground swells, even when there is
no wind. On the 2oth'Novembcr, 1927 the
spray rose to. the height CT III feet above rse
foundation or lower water mark, which. dc.
Quoting / feet for the tide that dav. leaves
LOG feet for the height of the wave, The
strength of that remarkable edifice may be es-
tlmated FRONT the fact, that TIC power of such
giant biilcw is equivalent to a pressure of
three tons per square foot. Speaking of the
force OF waves on coasts, DR.. Lyeil mentions
the transportation ofa block of stone 90 feet
from its bed, which was feet 2 inches bv G
feet, and feet inch in its dimensions; and Of
another still larger one, up an ACTIVITY, to a
distaace of 100 feet. Mr.. Stephenson also
tells us that block of gneiss at Skerryvo.o,
containing 604 cubic feet, and upwards of 40
tons in weight, was carried by the waves five
feet from the place where it;lay. Such are
the elementary powers which man has to en-
counter in the erection Of his harbors, his break
waters and his lighthouses, and over which his
architectural skill achieve, so many glorious
triumphs. During the most violent gales the
bottom of the sea is said by different
authors, to be disturbed to depth of 800, to
$50, or even 500 feet, and Sir Henry dc Ia
Beche remarks that when the depth is Is faith
oms, the water is very evidently discolored by
the action of the waves on the mud end sand
of the bottom. But in the deep caves ofoceap
all is tranquil, all is still, and the most dread
full hurricanes that rage over the surface leave
these mysterious recesses undisturbed.-
Rarf'rig's Sea and its Liring Wonders.
Maryland free press., 1862-12-19
Green Racks that are not lie gal Ten.
'.s der. ,.i

1oaAlthough Congress has declared the
Greenbacks issued under their authority to be
a legal tender, there is an opposition variety
in circulation, issued by some ambitious char
acter which need not be so considered. belong-
ing. as they do, to the bogus order They are
of the denomination Of Eve dollars, photo
graphic and according to the Chambersburg
Vatley Spirit, arc well calculated to deceive,
and would not be detected at casual glance
by one man out of five hundred. Compared
closely with the genuine bills. they are found
to be about sixteenth of on inch longer, and
the paper harsher and stiher. The signatures
show more plainly on the back of the bills
than in good money, and the shading of the
engraving is heavier and darker. Other de-
fects would probably be disclosed on a very
critical examination. 1t is likely these coun-
terfeits have obtained a wide circulation here
and elsewhere and it will become necessary
for the people to be little more careful in
handling "greenbaeks" than they have hereto
fore been. f,. e .-....
1t also appears that there are counterfeit
fifty cent notes of the new postage currency
in circulation They are said to be well exc
cutcd, and should be guarded against. Tho
following easily-noted marks will enable hol-
ders to detect them ''... -. 49,
T. The paper is thinner than the genuine.
8. The five faces OF Washington vary consid-
crably from each other in the counterfgit-so
much so that two or three if them, if standing
alone, would hardly he taken to be portraits
of Washington-whie on the genuine they
all closely resemble each other. g. The link
cd letters "U. S." under the middle face of
Washington, in the counterfeit do not show
the lower end of the rs, inside the leg of the
"U," while in the genuine they do. This
mark is easily seen. 4. The border round the
lettering and $50 on the back of the counter
felt is dark, and the lines are crowded, while
in the genuine the border is open, with line
of light dots running through the middle all
the way round. In the counterfeit this mid
die line is almost invisible, while in the genu-
incit is so distinct as to catch the eye at once
Maryland free press., 1862-12-19
Aping Royalty

akS The Washington correspondent Of the
Harrisburg Patriot and Union states that ''arm-
ed sentinels pace in front Of the White Honse,
and am informed that when the President
rides out he is accompanied byla guard Of
armed men. presume he is aping the style
Of the French Emperor, How humiliating to
the American citizen who once pridcd himself
on the beauty and glory Of republican institu-
tons, but which have. departed upon the ad-
vent Of the radicals
Maryland free press., 1862-12-19
"wAR FRAZEs."


Josh Billings takes q logikal WI of war fra
zes:
"On tn Richmond" that's tu sa, If the kus-
sed rebels will allow it.
"Parraled lines" are them kind of lines that
never kun together
"Militara ,necessita 10 offishers, and a
gallon of whiski, to every privates.
"Onluce the dorgs of war )" but muzzlc the
darn kritters if you don't, somebody will get
hurt. y.t ..... -...
'fWar of cxtcrininashun this fraae be-
longs holcy to the kominisara department
"Advanse Card is gard tha hav tu
hav in our arrna to Keep our fellers from pitch
in intu the enema fruntwards. -
"Rere Gard"--this is gard tha hav to keep
our fellers when tina are surrounded, from
pitchin in to the enema backwards.
''Awl quiet on the Pottermuck" this shows
what perfeck subjcckshun our fellers are under.
"Miltara stratergag--trying to reduce a
swamp by ketchin the bilyeus fevar out of it.
"Pickcts"--these are chaps that are sent out
tu borry turbacker of the enema, and to see if
the kussed rebels has got pass.
Maryland free press., 1862-12-19

TURPENTINE IN CALIFoRSIA.--What is
there not in California; asks the Providence
Journal Discovery follows discovery there
The squatters And gold, the gold hunters find
silver, the silver miners stumble on quiclssil-
yer, fruits Of every kind sro,s in profusion; in
short. no soone. is anything wanted by the
world than California furnishes it. Now that
North Carolina has stopped sending forth her
naval stores, California comes to tho rescue,
and tells us that she is getting turpentine
and rosin for u.s. and win soon be furnishing q
large supply, .-.I y n
Maryland free press., 1862-12-19

GEN. McNEIL.-Thc St. Joseph tMo.)
Journal gives the following account of re-
cent vislt of Gen. Mcneil to ST. Louis:
This Officer, BY whose order ten secessionists
were shot at Palmyra, Missouri, because an
old gentleman IA loyal Unionist) was missing,
but who afterwards turned up in Illinois, met
with several merited rcbuf,s in st. Louis lately:
Hcapproached Gen. McKinstry and offered his
hand. The general said, Il don't shake hands
with a murderer Mcneil afterwards asked
three gentlemen to drink with him in the
Planters House saloon. They turned on their
heels and said, 1--WE don't drink with mur-
derer." This was the reception he met with
almost everywhere he went in St. Louis.
Maryland free press., 1862-12-19

A WANT OF Misunderstanding to
the Abbervillc tMiss) correspondent of the
Grenada Appeal the Confederate soldiers now
pray nightly for battle, and AIDA petition
that their foe may have plenty of Blankets.
Maryland free press., 1862-12-19
sale OF Town Property.

pJ- We understand that Mr.. JOIN G.
Kpode of the Eagle Hotel has purchased at
private sale Of Mr.. Lewis Hoist, Ex'r of John
Gumbert decd, the property on South Poto-
mac street now occupied by Mr.. p. Wright,
as also the two houses on East Antictam be-
onging to the sanic estate for the sum Of
$3.50. 49,
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u IKICI W INDIANA. 81
WHEREAS, A libel 0f information has been fled in the
District Court o. the United States within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District a Indiana the 5h day 81
October, lssl by John Hanna ESQ Attorney for the Uni
ted States for said District Of Indiana, against box %
drugs, boxes Of candies bags Of coffee, Kegs 81
soda boxes soap and 10 barrels Of whisky seized at Ev
ansve for violation Of the laws Of the United States
the said goods and merchandise being conraband Of war;
and praying process against sad goods, and that the
may condemned and sold n articles contraband
Of war
Now therefore, In pursuance Of the monton under the
seal 81 said Court directed and delivered do
by give public notice 20 all persons claiming said goods
or any part thereof or IN any manner interested therein
that they be and appear before the said the Dtc; Court
Of the United States 70 be held the city Of lndianapo
lis IN and for the District Of Indiana the ID Monday
Of November next 10 o'clock in the forenoon Of
day. then and there 20 intepOse their claims and axe
their allegations in that behalf.
ID. q. ROSE. u. 8. Marshal.
Per J. s. BIGKLow, Deputy.
JOHS II. REA, Clerk.
Dated November J, 1851. nov3-dl4t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-10
NOTICES.
ITnisca state: OF America, Dissricsof

wErnkss libel Of information has Md IN the
District &C the United States within and for the
seventh Circuit and District q Indiana on the 9Th d, o.
October, ISL BY John Hanna. ESQ, Attorney the
United States 81 America. for said ID Ind.sna
against bags 81 coffee, boxes q starch 10 barrels
whisky, and box Of candies, seized at Evansville for
violation q the laws q the United States goods
and merchantse being contrsbsnd 81 war and praying
process against said goods and that the same may be con-
demned and ~old a articles confrsband &C war.
Now THEREFORE, pursuance of the mention under the
seal u said Court 90 directed and delivered do here
by give public notice to all persons claiming ad goods
any part thereof In any interested therein
that they be and appear before the said the District Court
OF the United States 20 be held at the city 81 indianapolis
In and for the District Of Indiana the third Monday u
November next at ten O'Clock II the forenoon
then and there 20 nterpoe their claims and make their
alleg CATIONS In that behalf
d. G. ROSE, L s. Nsrsbal
Per J. s BIsEIOw, Deputy.
JoHx n. RIA Clerk.
Dated November 2, 1861. povS-drp
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DIR. j. T.. AVER 4 co.
Low ELL, NJ -.
Price 81 per Bottle; Six Bottles for So
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won Tor itself such a renown for the cure of
every variety of Throat and Lung Complaints
that it IS entirely unnecessary for u to recount
the evidence of its virtues, wherever it has been
employed. ~ il has long been in constant use
throughout this section, We need not do more
than assure the people its quality Is kept up to
the best it ever has been. and that il may be re
lied on to DO for their relief all it has ever been
found 20 do.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-10
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL

m WON ORTTSELF SUCH A RENOwN FOR THE
j cure OF every variety Of Throat and Lung Com
plant that il is entirely unnecessary for
the evidence of its virtues, wherever has been employed
As ha long been in constant use throughout this section
need do than the people its qualtvis
kept up the best it has been, and that may be
relied 10 do for their relief all it has been found
to do.