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St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-19

TUE WONDERS. OF CALIFORsIA.-In Cal.
ifornia, another of those numerous evilen.
ees of civilized antiquity in the "Neu
World" has just turued up, it seems, in
the shape of a great stone pyramid, com.
posed of courses from eightsen i.ches Il
nearly three feet in thickness, and Eve tc
eight feet in length. 1t has level top o
more than City feet square. though it i.
said to be evident from the remains that il
was once completed. This pyramid diff.
!ers, in some respects. from the Egyptian
pyramids, being more slender and pointed,
aid the outer surface of the blocks being
cut to an angle. that gave the structure.
when new aud complete, a smooth or reg
ular surface from top to bottom
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-19

= Among the extraordinary advertise
ments in the London papers is the follow
ing: This is leap year. I'll wait no
longer. So here am, twenty-one ears,
healthy, prepossessipg. medium size, full
chest, educated. prudent. large. sparkling
eyes, long. black, flowing hair, and as full
Of fun as chestnut is full of meat, born
TO make some man happy, and want .
home. Does anybody want ,nes''
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-19

A pedlsr called on an old lady to dis.
pose of some goods, and inquired Of her II
she could tell Of any road which no pedlar
had ever travelled. YES" said she, II
know Of one. and only one, and that is tho
road to heaven"
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-19
JAMES S. DOWNS.

ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Leonard 7ocss, st. Wary's Co. Md,
VIII practice in stS tSiary'sand the adjuiuins
October list 1869 .s-s,
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-19
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.

TOHN v. t. FINDLAY, Attorney at Law,
u No. 22 Law Building, Baltimore. will
attend to the collections Of claims for enlisted
slaves, both against the Government and State
Of Maryland. for bounty. =
References -. LEO SPALDING,
Judge X. FORD,
Hon. B. q. HARRIS.
March l7tl, 1Sc4-u.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-19
KILLINGS ON DRAFTING.

Ae7e Ne some uice points in drafting
or which are extensively discussed
$1 !a!Is1Ira of ! Ssw Of these i given by
LlA18s: III - 'is -IIsE'
~ MINIMIZE and their oalv sen II
+ eRided the vilders husband h,a
Llz1ae 2 yesFs ins{he "a. md u
willing to GO again; believe the suprenIe
cortei has decided this thing forever.
Once more: "a man should rHn away
with his draft. he probably wouldn't ever
be allowed to stand the draft again; this
looks sevear at fust site. but the more you
look att, the more you can see tho wis.,
dom into it.
Once morely: Xemps are those vho
have been GRATED into the staitt prizzen
for triing to git an honnist living bi sup
porting wives at onst; also. all them peo-
pie who are crazee and uusound on the
goose; also, oil nusepaper correspondents
and fools in general
Once morely again: No substitute will
be acksepted who is less than three or
more than ten feet high; he must kno how
to chaw tobacker and drink poor whiskee.
and musn't be afeerd of the itch nor the
rebels. Moral caracter amt required, as
the government furnishes that aud rashuns
Conclusively: No person can be drafted
hut twice in two different places without
his consent; but all men has a right to be-
drafted at least onst; don't think even a
right of habeas corpus could deprive man
Of this last blessed privilege.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-19

Why sblird mans buff like sympathy
Because il Is telling for others.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-19

Wanted-a lin To fill GU, this column
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tConHraod rrom frst pscs.)
% Msv.0 IN McvSco-

The keys Of the city Of Mexico presoliod 10 the
Cr's.1 ~ Macmillan his eitrnncc 10 tho capital,
~ MAZE o. gn.d and enamel, srfinoun,ed with nm
eT'o o. ont ide and an iir porinl disdcin On the
rbcr. ITO Lnroror IL 90 have n aov palace luf. or
lie Old onc rc;no.o,lcd. At Oiizaba bah wns giycn
~ tcit Hejcsiios. NaImi.ifa ,as aIso pic-entcd
~i'h ro'rd.s of VIC four iaaci rate a I'VE cts
no appeared On the arrival II Cor'cz and - fni-
pi'sf received plln'iag Of the Nirrin Mar The
latter IN n frame of foii rtld. and the iorrrrr ia
irsics u silver. Macmillan kos ever opportunity
IT making fpeech to the effect iba, lt., 10
rescnc.s.e the country, and that Lr seli-tCniL ~
." rfem that he gsvo T.? pfopocti'. thTr.c IN IN
roir for sake Of one ~ Mess pu.,s ,or o., pu-
y"e n nnnifes,ing lii afoc,ionno cao 4 lc N"Ii.
r~n.-r.o seem 10 re polite enourl no, 10 au-h ou'-
riyht at thcsc declara,iois.
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POETRY.



whRii Won ssandin rvand and shirki
Wsschin c4bers Ia the ssriie.
wsitin while your tUrutry's worktns
rusyin for he W. y hft !
Oh. I'd he ashsus,d 10 own II
Pore I would ~lcli insult stnn,
II WAS a rnan I'd o show IL
Let EN- know I was a man
Nov's the time-yogr ccuntry's calm
Calm on YOU and every one
She don't want no stingy crswlin.
sneakin ~ as some have done
And ! tell you plump and sqnarelv..
That this war must be put throughs
Better treat your country fairly
farly AZ she's d, ne by YOU.
whats tho use Your money making u
All the money Won could make
WHY. faint wuth frceman's taklns
when his country Ia at stake;
An ! tell sou. mark my saying,
fou Will come TO understand
That the thing that is most rayin
Il the saving Of the land.
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND TUE VICINITY.


'"t NEW 'ALL FOR lhooPS-'lif ht0i-
s'Nis fnEr.Riso TO M,n'u-A meeting Of d.
'sion' brigade and regmen,ai o'iicers Of the city
miiiiia was held ut their headquarters, No Tyon
h"a' Yesterday morning. general dcsiIe to ard
inc Government was exposed by the Officers, and II
ra decided To make immediate preparation ior tie
h,o, -, A., -, -, ,'. ~
..ooi I'm. ,h. ,oei,r,,,. m no, ,,,,ii
r,,iou nj ,,r,be, in,.ll,r,,,c, and ,n.,,,,i -.
waphiu,,on. It,, no. 20, ,er,ainlv l,ou,, Co ,'a,
min. IN. city r.yi,,o,,a vuu ,o o-,,o., So Il,
pfop,r,iop of IN, 1z.nD ,bov n, cor.,,,,,, !, 4.
,crortod in m;,.rv c,,ci.. tho, ,,o,or,or
bss t,p,e, cd 4, thc ,o,,.rr,,,,, ,, i,,,,.i,.,..
r,eo Of ann r,iii,i. =, mi. 49,, Co. IT..
iay, with m, u,sor.,.,ai,, ,ho, ho tu At
In, ba,snc, nj N, ana. n. ,Ll,, a. ,,,,,,.,.
gill hermit Tn. si,b Rc,ipen, commanded h..
Col r. A. Conkiins 4. tle 6,,i aud Tho oni, ,, 40,
Da. vet received ,n.rcbi,, or,io,. ,,. o,,., .o.;
noit. are In con,tan, c,,ec,,,io, n, si,,,, ro,,.
lis e.pcc,.a tina, tho All Win 1.n,r. a.. s..
IN sntur,l,, Int Il may r.-silJy. IN. Jct.,o, ri,
Moudn, The boarl of officer. win mo-, 80 .,,, 49,
dcn acquisitions Tor a new OUTFIT u,on ,h, ,,c,., of
which the icrmcnt will proceed to Baltimore. Tho.
pup,I 49, ,ro .,ror, and ar, L., ~, ..,.. -. >,
d,.c,l,,o ,rbo r,,,,,,o ,o,,,,,.,,,, =, -
.,.i,, =, a.. ,y., ,,, 49,, 800,
co,,,,c,.d AMI cod, 1r ,,,r,,,;.,a ~
bny. al, Il al ,r,., IL A. ,,i,, ,.,,-, t =.
,ho t,ld and can l ,,o,,,,,., -, a, = -
90, Ode. ,or, Loo, go, - A.,
hartman, d,r.o,,,, a, o,,,,.,. -, .,.- ~
who mn, n, pro.cn, ~ mr. po.r ,hi. ,,,, 80 -, .
,.a,, - '''- wy ~ ''i''' u
IN nili,i, regim,nts
h' huiriN" hhsoMhb-A hoop lHELi
HotG.' Wouk-Nrw Gait toU 3,aVO Mn IA.
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s."n. Dix ard Gov. -c,t-orr "he Nn'iona'
Guard TO be Incrrr-e d i, u Drrn.

Albany Juy g. la th.n II" ten. III, 'o'ernfr
sry.sour instruc.r The W.trioi NHorn,, 10 enforce
10 nws Of the tate, ir.f,t'e Of me aleSed order
NJ the PRECEDENT to Con ina io is'lat igs pocesi OF
.be Courts.
Tho Governor Ia, ord, 80 the NIX 1. force ct ,lis
,a,c To II ncieayod 10 ,,cl mcn, ly DRAFT, iry-
.n,lt 10 ~. lew for orenni4ing the National Guard.
IN. cnrolln, ri for ~ purpose IL completed.
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DorNTIES. PENSIONS, BACK PAY AMI

i, M SOLDER AMI sailors Chains promptly collected
Two yCsIa volunteers honorsbly dischsTsed, and ali
soldiers diS'hH ed on account of wounds entitled 10
So hounl,. soliien or seaInen wounded or dis-
bed entitled ~ tension, Aay information OF sd-
II the claim Is no, collected. Addrese s. WILBOR
j.. d0 Wal At, \, y, References Harper 4 Bro
thers Pmhlisher, y. - Hon. Ira Harris, Albany (;
hcs
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TR Az El.I.l'NG.

FOR NEWBURGH, POUGHKEEPSI,
Roundou,, kinsston--rhe MARY POWET
leaves ooI OF Jay st eyory afternoon ut y O'Clock ~
HUDSON RIVER K. R-FOR ALBAN.
and 10 A. M and 4, s and i0.llP 81 and on an
as-s ., ~ v " f,Ns, anth hO
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Or MOTTO.
We use such BAlm- ~ nave 90 strife
WIN Nst0rs or the Lave OF Life:
With h,ocd our hands W neverstain
Nor ,Sisou men to ease their pain
our t.thrr whom all soodne.s h.is,
f,oNides he means TO cure all Ills
% tiUpis IlsIbs beneath our feet,
well used, IsAsve our pains com pete
drnple F'rb, simple Flower,
tuird from IN" ieSy lea
,Lon'. ths~' snsli speak ith touching power
Of cnInsc and heath to thee
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PROTECTIVE WAX CLAIM ASS,GI.
4 AIlpS

pEorECTlvE WAX CLAIM AS>OCl-
or T'iIr -rVrr or sew YORK,
OfhCr 50 Chru len n. ' !.
President:
lleut.tfen. WINFIELD SCOTT.
prrrideut
w. Hamilton .h, Admiral Dupont.
Jon" j. 'i,oo, tr'i~ Randolph \. " itthmS trg
lnfectnr=:
Hon. Idyin - vorran. Ii.rsfd Potter 30
Itt0rL" tptfkc, Mu , n,~i.o. o.. Fe1
iiriW Rrurl, lh"pinrs kolrsN.lt, lrI
.lHI'- W BerkUan, Peter toopcf, lei.
Rev " W lSiow-. ID G.orge Banci1it- -
'l'hn JACOB Aftpr, iHi Daniel Lord.
James Brown, " ,ln.n q Hunt
y. ii. 4. flrturn. koit stewart
Nir. u. A-ninvL, be Alfred Pcli.
dtlu'i isilA,lU. "
w." objects oi Tho Association are secure to soi-
d'i. ana sflor', and their families any claims tot,
lFb'oi fi" Hut bounty, and "a rive vi ice and in
formation 20 them, fvhO4 c0s'nnd to prevent frauds
against them and III" Government.
Application 10 l' .0u h, letter should De- male
70 NlNkf bEEhNFtI ~, Secretary.
~ thEuh"rr t. New York
NNNTED 4 COLORED GIRL To 10
W cucfal houfeaork IN email family. Inlnife
nv NV lioiHi~-u =. SOB
WANTED lMMEplATFl.Y, CARRIAGE
W riunef. Nolt hut stt,ady hand nec-i apply,
loohff y ~ flnthush ave, Brooklyu, /. l. JJ
GIn REWARD-LOST ON TUESDAY
~ afternoon, silVer hunting cs.e Watch. No.
Hn' ", in Cherry ~ The finder vii receive tho
alo'r ieHald - leaving 1t Al ~ Robinson A., and no
Iht-tlohr n-Ar1. So
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Too Late for Classification.
DEATHS.

IfIi NAN-rn iiuradav, .lulv 1th. N rrour,
nv Nhu, '.urat dturit,ro Of William and Nar-aict
' - ui'ii. ago . " care, month aud - dHys.
iic '"'t'fF'- aud friends are respectfully invited
u hii'ui tie iuDcfri SUNDAY afternoon 18th lust
nj e.. tluo b., from l,4 Myrtle ave, Brooklyn. .iiG
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DrA1H CHEATED

bFAlH CHEATED
lndiSu iISrb poctcr.-
Der 50 IN happy 10 state nv ease .. follow:
h7i en- afflicted alth Asthma pains IN the bi east
hc'ic iev"f, iure.asu cough, copous sHp.otnta,ion
Of ma ger, and continual WASTING Of tho Who'll.
t"dN' could net survive many mouth But con
tsfN % the expectation. VI ever, one, / sm nov
,u'et b. ths Indian Herb Doctor, Of 1871 Futon st
BIO0tlvn
WILLIAM c. CLEMENTS,
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MEDICINES,

a REMARKABLE CURE BY THE IN
Lhdian Herb Doctor. Of ISL FULTON st. Broot,yn
1His IL TO csrtity that having intensely suffered for
some tune nom Dyfpsp,a> fn~s Of App lite, Ner-
'ournesss md General Debility, ossestiou. Constr
paion. krhsvition, PsiI In the Breast 6e after uy.
ing the moe scieutite doctors Of the pr--en' Az.
without 'hs least part lie Of relief TIL commenced
TO use ihs vegetable Mss'eins. which has restored
me ~ Iefi;ct health
r COONFY,
geo s.oosd,t
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hi>rEPEl,S-NuUK ATTENTION u
- vailed % tlh cNlcHItu,. Len.eeddN. pa sNilrS


lf ~liISlh ANNillll.AIOE,
'uirh d,unf the last N ,Cl.- hAr been the mean.
e.. Htue'lup hDt'p.i' ~ sufferers nom tl-t most
ti-tr .,,nt compriDt-ll SpErSIA. n har never
lane 80 Hlo!tinD relief WHEN taken purcturllv and
H.'"slnt 20 directions HE i. the r. 'son % the
''+' Ni"' the Ii-cts" i mostly ielt, ant many
'.4r'r l ~ e" tIi'+ without 'tt-t ru'pt'tiLs IA"
,7-t, liI' iruCiv ~ one OF the mot Pleasant,
wei 10 itH" nciHl. that cnn lee found, ~ Il braces NO
~ -tulur,h %, .iylbH tone amt eutIe, 10 the hO.
s'-irlL ana removing in rholt tiiut all trace ct
t'.r tlst e.. i'iuc. ui HC!cutuy hNhits vii. ind
gtttt fr 't l the timely use ot the sovereign eU1-
f". Lev nj. TO luiler tom Dyrpcpls nv IT. md he
.uuv u"v Of ti- toudr'ul IvNtf liclOt 40 south "a
r., NlAHmtlurh. 10 he hal m Aes York OF MIL
ltls n REED. - Alien, ntt OF stanton It, aud
COS. as. y tul Houston -; u. BLlNEN, 40 o. aud
ff. .u T. ouAlyn, 81 j. T.. GREY, corner Myrtle aud
li.u'l.L Aya. rrco % cents PER bottle, nm
VAl.k No MOkE OF HIGH lRlCFs-ALL
! tie - ccut Patent Me icines toiG q =, cents
c.DH. Al the 80 cents Al 30 cent? ana ala the IL ~
.. Or..- GarL. \ exc, Is M lletl's, fncs stvlrl
- .ru, -, l,.Ienhc.t ami kNINH'- liis, AlCocks
/ o. uI- lla.fC r, HIosu'r Il uuchid Toshes, t.c Sc
NJ . ems each. Me " insiow's suothiug Sglup al
..p,-.t.. schcuck'- lu. lou.c S,iup laI 0eaaeel
i,.il Aye.'r Il" D., Zee, coral, Aluc "a ana Sara.
% u.a, iicml ol o. *. Elchu, Io-lei, =, Plantation
bud no.rtu'- B.t'e p, NOc'- seize. .am >c.napI,s,
Gas, q , &c., ~ gu Ceutp caCn; md ,ul other Pa.
Cruuu Patent Medicine l'cppt. ~ SPIN stiert,
lrtN cen Wooster uni leuiens streets y. \. W -
iipMtil- fopiirtor. 4l5
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- ry 10y. IIll'~ famous remedy, given inkno.u
10 ia" patient N co'c. other drink sold only
ne 40. Ui iiN i-lOu -. ana "a Iiehth Nv. T.: pr
Athtu. 81 Hudson i, y. y liza, ~, rs button IT.
l''"Sl,ui 10. l.nsstsh'-, No. 81 Montgomery At,
lc.sey CITY; ~ Merce., ~ RroGi ~, New aJk n
south ~ T. Nillilm-bui eh Price ONE DOLLAR
HEM AI,E OF INVITATIONS. N.N-rAe Genuine
lr IELI's khMtDY sul never sickcn the pa
tirut d.
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wILIIAh G; CLEMENTS,
oeicc, >o ISL rpi,on street, proosiyu. a67

ptrr, y" ISL fni'cn street, prookiyn. iB7
a FEW MORE BOTTLES on HAND-The
SUI" tiuLtRlNF REMEDY, for Cholera
Nirml~i Wolfe lrauhu bysCntcrN, Gc.--thc beet
h-',c" rF'c u.'d for the Hinvc conpl.ints- an he
MAJ ~ VI south >'rpud =, iHmshutyh, 1T Is cents
r, 'oiu' We warrant This "a be genuine. 80
4 HRONIc plNERHOfA CURED
y knalp's Nsr't l,iram cuIe. darThoaa and dy,, IL
t"r, cady i'rct ior pains. and good in sll f1y
rnplf int- and tor children while .ethins il stance
INN alct. sold Nv drugrisis and b. the proprietor,
= kNhIN. - ". n ~. y \ ~
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-01-21

Job work of all kinds executed with nsstsese
tgs fsPrsch - ~ pvtrcWs oDw
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-01-21
PLYMOUTH, MARSHALL COUNTY, INDIAN,

TIE fronrIctor Of this establishment having ps
chns.d thr late interes; Of A ]. H@.s'tr VA H.
s.me. ant having ps<e ,xT ersiNe additions there
10 i ROW prp,.fred to 40 al kinds Of Photograph
ing. A ms.rotvuirg. Fcrroiypng and Melainotrp
ing In the hiehesr stVle OF the art. Lis large SIX,
Al a side lights enable him to take al kinds oi pic
,m-e~ in ali kinds Of weaihsr.
fe is row having an imHen~e run of tho {
hrsutiiul Carte de Nisitcs. that IRE all the rage ~
the c;ties. They are just the thing and every
body should havea doztn at once.
Life sizcd Photographs as true to natures
,ure il true to herself. and very popsla,
Pictures OF ali kind- copied am enlarged.
D0r't fail 10 procure It lite likeness OF ypIr
Father. NJ .ther, Son, Daughter, ltGsbsnd or VIII.
before their dear faces are hidden from your view
hy the grave. NJ MY coull no buy from YOU ia,
poure.t and fan ties Photographic IMAGE - fthe lost
loved one. Then 1elaf not ~ dav lest she sub
.,snce fsde PIE .ou secure the shadow.
The undersigned having had wears of sxperi.
epcei in the picture business, and having recently
become fsm,tiar with al the late Improvements in
the art. f,ttere himself that hi. work = y ron,
mare fav.rablv with the hest done in the citIes.
~ W and beautiful pictui es. Stertoscopic views
etc. will cnnstai tlv ne added to the alresdy r,
spec;able stock So that this establishment will il
deed be a"Fine AIT Gallery" Calland zee the
pictures. FIJI. HALL, hsLsr.
Plymouth, indiana, Stp,t mper 24tf 1858, nssi
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-01-21

For sale in MArst"ii count by Bl,in X Cot.
A Lemon, Pcrshine i Co, Plymouth; Roter
Corhweil & Co Bourbon; n h. &P.S. AiiemH.
TiprecanoeJ3 san Cess, Bourbon Jonas Niiler,Brc
men, jas. VI. Wicklz r, Argos; Peter Smith Ia
ortown; and Druggists aud Merchants generally
throughout the Union
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-22
COnfederates near Fort Don
eIsOn-.Indiana Election

ST.. LOUIS, Oct. Fl Samuel Knox has
accepted the call of forty i've thousand citi
zeus, and Dun himself as a candidate
for Congress for the First District
The Democratic Congressional Conven-
ton, yesterday nominated B. d. Rillyn,
representative for the First District. There
is now three candidates In the field.
The loss o~fproperty in Glasgow, through
its capture by the rebels is about one hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars Eighty
men, Of Col. McArthur's colored regiment,
under Lieut.. johnson, was attacked near
Fort Dnnnelson, on the 18th by 200 guerrii-
las, three charges were repulsed, when the
rebels fed, leaving forty killed and wound.
ed on the field. Our loss was four killed
and ten wounded, among the former was
Lieut. johnson.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 2l.--The Peace Con.
vention adjourned sine die without making
any nominations
The official returns from ell but ten co1n-
ties in Indiana gives Morton a majority Of
twenty one thousand.
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e g M HIS
WHEELING BREWERY
FOR SALE.

DEING DESTROYS Of retiring from active business
ID I have determined to dispose Of my old es-
tablshed Wheeling Brewery and Mating Estsb-
lishment now in successful operation, together
With the stock on hand, which is sufficient TO ana
bic Q purchaser to proceed with the business with
eat interruption, consisting in part Of A,es, Malt,
Hops, Barrels, Cooper's stuff, Seams and Fixtures,
everything in complete order, and capable Of
brewing twenty thousand barrels of Ale and malt
ing forty thousand bushels Of barley per season.
The buildings comprise the large brick brewery
with the cellar and vaults complete, and mart
house, brick Cooper Shop capable Of turning out
enc hundred barrels per week Seven dwellings
for employees, realizing an annual rent of Eve
hundred dollars, large stable, bag room, wash
house and ONCE all lighted by gas manufactured
ON the premises. The old established reputation
of my alss and malt in the East, West and South
and the regular cash customers for all I have been
able to nanufaeture with the increasing demand
for malt liquors, makes it one of the most desira-
BILE opportunities that could be ofe ed to q reliable
party n engage ia the business, with q certain
prospect of realizing . fortune in . few years.
Terms Of sale as to real estate, ons-fourth cash,
the balance il enc, two or three years, with inter-
est secured by mortgage on the premises. As to
~personal property, one fourth cash, the balance
In three, six and nine months. If not disposed of
ct private sale before the 10th day of October, Of
which due notice will be given in the papers con-
tanning this advertisement, / will then, ON that
day ofer the ~ at public auction.
oct7.t GRO. W. SMITH.
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QUEBEC, Oct. 2l.-It is reported that the
Conference has agreed upon the Constitu
ton of tho lower House on the basis Of re.
presentation according to the population.
The total number of members are to be 1874.
The Conference Is now discussing the pow.
ers to the general government
Information of the st. Adams outrage
was communicated to the Government
Yesterday a number Of detectives and q
body oftroops were immediately despatched
to the frontier, with orders to arrest the
parties at all hazards. The Government is
lully determined to use every possible
means to put a stop to such abuses of Ca
canadian hostilities, and when an opportu'
nifty is afforded, an example will be fur
nisbed to prevent similar attempts in fu>
ture. The Police are on the track Of tic
robbers.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-22

TueSuoppY ORGAN, 10 itb'ii5ue Of yes
+ord,,, published an article about the Mo-
Cla,lan and Pendleton demonstration which
oortaiped about as much truth a. the no.
t;ce it made of its own farcicsl demon-stra-
,iop, All who saw our turn out IN Thurs
dav. and the Abolition parade on Friday
NIGHT week, and who read the shoddDaa
count of them, will begin to lose what little
oonfdence they may have entertained in
the shoddy print. The editor did not com
mare it with the foray of the ~shoddyitss, but
attempts to make his readers believe that
. Brough demonstration over in70 Ohio ast
Fall, out numbered the Mcclellan smass
meeting of Thursday. The editor says
when "the procession passed the Chstom
House a crowd Of Union soldiers, soma Of
whom were upon crutches, and had but .
single leg apiece, yelled for Lincoln and
johnson until they were hoArssY This
almost equals the statement that "svery
other house in the city diplayed aass' on
Friday week To say the loast, however,
we must confess that the Custom House 10
tho last corner that should have been de-
signated Many suspicious stories have
been told and published aoeut transactions
in this building. oGreenbacks arc plenty,
and 90 freely. h erob6ery thereabouts proves
this fact. Only a week before our pro-
C, s,ion passed that corner, soldiers in that
vicinity were ORDERED into the shoddy PRO.
~cpssion, and how do we know hut the
same men were ordered to yell for the
Railspltter and Tailor. Such things might
be done. If greenbacks would NOT 5eeom,
p!i,h the purpose, orders might. The editor
says the procession was enough to Zen.
courage the Union men of the city and
County," Ts UNION MEN Of fheScityand
county are well satisfied, and are much
amused to see the shoddyites go scared out
of their wits. But the writer winds up
with saying "there were some very fiotous
proceedings in various parts Of the city, and
a powerful mount Of bald-faced whisky
was consumed That there were riotous
proceedings in the city, we are froe 70 CON-
fss, bat in every i~nstaaes the row wssab&
ga by an Abolitionist. In regard o baM
taced whisky being consumed so rapidly,
we think the editor need not be alarmed.
There is enough left for all practical purs
poses. .. a.at tIti'fs
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-22

Whilst the Mcclellan and Pendleton
procession was passing along one of our
principal streets on Thursday there were
several ladies' assembled on the sidewalk
to view the crowd as it passed by; and
Just in the immediate vicinity, OF whore tho
ladies had congregated there happened to
live a ~sboddyite contractor, whose wife
came among the party and made the re.
mark that " there was not q decent psfsen
in the whole procession There happened
- be a Democratic lady in the party, who,
after g~lancing her eye along the procession
as if in search of some one, replied, "No,
| think there is not one in the entire pro I
~css'ion; for since they have got to measure
the standard of decepcy by the complexion
Of the slim, I believe there is not one de-.
cent person in the procession, for ! cannot
see a negro in the whole party - s"Well,"
said Mrs. sLoddy, "they ought to carry
their own %colors," meaning, of course, the
rel, white aud red of the South. (" But"
replied the Dsmocraticl lady, 8 those are che
c'lors cur forefathers fought under and
sa'nei our Independence. and they were
DEMOCRATS. Since the Abolition party
came into power it has usurped the flag, as
well as all ot6er power. But says she,
since yonr party have taken possession Of
the Government, and created . monarch.
caig'Vern' Cnt on the ruins of the repub-
nc you ought to adopt your own flag, and
the motto should be a black ground, with
a white W nan nursing q negro baby ; and,
instead of the American eagle, you should
adopt the black buzzard of tho South
which is the dirtiest and flthiest bird In
existence" .r<aa