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Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-20
- DIARRHGA AND DYsENTERY-..


Wy A sure remedy for the worst cases of acute or
chronle Dlarrhoea and Dysentery is DR.. Strickands
Ant-Cholera acknowledgements have been cured
by i-our Governmentuses tin the hospitals. 1t has
cured many of after all other means failed
liable preparation Of astringents absorbents, srmu-
lants and carminatives to advise every one Of our
readers to get bottle and have it in readiness and
to those who suffer try it directly. Sold by Seth S.
Hance, 108 Baltimore street, and Druggists every
where. Ask for DR.. Strcklands Anti-Cholera Mix
ture. SETH S. HANCE,
y3-1y Agent
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- #. EkNAPP,s INSTITUTE.
AMEJSEMENTS.

ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARILY.
The celebrated
HANLON BROTHERS,
The acknowledged greatest Gymnass in the world,
and the
ZANFRETTA TROUPE
The unriyallcd Comic Pantomimists and Dancers
will appear, commencing on
MONDAY EVENING NEXT
At the
FRONT STREET THEATRE,
- In series of
ASTOUNDING AND
BRILLIANT PERFORMANCES.
This double engagement, effected at very heavy
cost will enable the Management to present attrac-
tons which cannot be
PARALLELED II THE COUNTRY.
THE HANLONS' alone. at the Academy of Mu-
sic, New York. drew audiences never surpassed in
numbers or fashion.
THE ZANFRETTA TROUPE are recently from
Pixies Opera House, Cincinnati the leading Opera
House Of the West wTere alone their success was Of
the most unmistakablc character.
The Box Sheet for the sale Of seats will be opened
at Henry McCafreys Music Store, 205 Baltimore
street, on Saturday.
No increase in price oc2O-2t
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THE"FLORENCE', AMERICAN
INVENTORS GREAT TRIUMPH.
THE SEWING MACHINE PERFECTED

All the objections to other Machines are overcome
in the Florence. 1t makes four different Stitches
with the same ease, and with little machinery
others make one Besides, it has the reversible feed
motion-a uniform self-regulating tension of thread
and no springs, cog-wheeis or cams to get out of
order.
1t docs all kinds of Family Sewing from the heavi
est woOlens to the most delicate fabrics, using all
kinds of Silk Cotton and Linen Thread, from No. 20
to 200 No other MACHINE does so large a range of
work ms the Florence. No other MACHINE pleases
the ladies so well as the Florence The Florence is
the only perfect Family Sewing Machine warranted
M no one who owns the Florence would sell it at cost
Cali and its operations, whether you wish to
Samples of Sewing with price list, sent free by
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE CO.,
l55 Baltimore street.
Second story. over Danskin's Furnishing Store,
mv2-tf n W CLARK Ganara1 A1ont
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Ternls:-SI.5O per atgums:a.

AS. .r'-i-'.nI 4; the same Office, on fridays, the
.RtLT}YORE WEEKLY COMMERCIAL
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OFFICE OF THE MARYLAND

~ OFFICE OF THE MARYLAND
ESY INEBRIATE ASYLUM, BALTIMORE. August
been appointed the Agent of the MARYLAND
INEBRIATE ASYLUM for the purpose of soliciting
SUBSCRIPTIONS on account Of the buildings
stantly applying for admission. He is earnestly
recommended to our fellow citizens by whose liberal
contributions hope tobe able TO accommodate ap-
pcants for the reformatory advantages Of the Insti
tuition Respectfully, GEO. G. M. ROBERTS, NJ. D.,
President MARYLAND IRehyiate Asylum, alll'tf
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I3HED.


ARMSTRONG the 18th instant, Ida l. Arm
strong, aged II months and 10 days
bE!i.-On the 18th inst. John Bell. aged GO years
ERl AN.-DF consumption, Lucretia Bryan, aged
wear and I month.
BU l:L;-lho romans of Lieut.. Randolph Bull viii
bc buried this Thursday afternoon, at Ocloc> RON
No. 20 North Calvert street.
FLANEGAN.--Qnt the 17th instant Mary Flareran
in the SD year of her age
HACk.-On the 18th instant, Elizabeth Hack, aged
% years rect of the late John Tack ST. Of this city
JAl:-Gn the 18th instant, Mary Virginia jag,
aged i months and : days.
,LEWIS-0n the lTth Instant Mary A., consort O.!
GcorEe Lewis, in the Both year of her aec
LGNCH.-On the 18th instant, Capt. w. T. Lynch,
AGED 81 years.
MARkLEY.-0n the 18th instant Fanny NJ Mark
ley Of Lancaster co. W. in the Sth year of her are
MCEAROl.-On the 18th inst Elizabeth McElroy
in the sd year of her age.
MCKEE.-0n the 18th instant, William Mckee
QLINLAN.-On the 18th inst Elizabeth QunIan.
REL LILY On the l1th instant, Catherine Reilly
aged IS years months and % days
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LEGAL NOTICES.
is no GIVE NOTICE, That the ST

VEvHIs is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
Ill scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Baltimore city letters Of administration on the estate
of ANN C0MTE late of said city, deceased.
All persons having claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof to the subscriber on before the
9th day of April, 1868; they may otherwise BY law
be excluded from all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate requested TO
make immediate payment. Given under my hand
this 9th day of September, 1865. ,,
JOHN T. SCHAW,
se2S-1aw4w* Administrator.
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R5-We call cur readers attention to SAITH, BROs.
Il Cos New stock of Spring Clothing just opened
at SMITH, Bros. & Co.'S popular Clothing House. No.
20 West Baltimore street.
Our new stock of Gents Furnishing Goods just
opened at IS West Baltimore street, next to Marble
Hall.
Call and see Our new styles of Gents Furnishing
Goods at IS West Baltimore street, next to Marble
Hall.
All the latest novelties in Collars Ties scarfs, &C.
at West Baltimore street, next to Marble Hall
The popular Clothing House, No 20 West Balti-
more street. next to the great Furnishing Uouse
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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FOR OCTOBER.
]. HALL PLEASANTS
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For further particulars apply at the Rooms or 104
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aul1 Am JOHN MCGE0CH Aren't
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Council of Baltimore, at the expiration of ten DAYS
from this date, for permission to a small Steam
of baltimore for the purpose of Saving boards for
small boxes
Dated October 3d. 1865.
Oi-2aw2w% EARNEST SCIJTTZE
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Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
165 South Second street,
Williamsburg, n. Y.
RE-Priee Of Remedy, 50 per package Pamphlet
furnished free of charge. se25-d&W3mt
THE Confessions AND EXPERIENCE OF AN INVALID.
Published for the benefit and as CAUTION TO YOUNG
MEN and others, who suffer from Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay of Manhood. &C., supply at the
same time THE MEANS OF sELF-CURE. By one who has
cured himself after undergoing considerable Guack
cry. by enclosing postpaid addressed envelope.
single copies may be had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
Brooklyn, Kings County, r.
~ @o-d@"on New York
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, an Essay of Warning
and instruction for Young Men, just published by the
Howard Association, and sent in sealed envelopes
free of charge. Address, Or. J. SKILLIx HouGHroH
Howard Association, Philadelpha. Pa. oc9-tf
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CHPyAL1FR,s LITE FOR TIE HAIR

wiz restore gray hair TO its ORIGINAL COLOR:
strengthens and promotes the growth of the weakest
la!r stops its falling out IN three days. keeps the
head clean, cool and heating; 22n be used freely;
contains nothing injurious THE BEST HAIR DRESSING
svER OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC; it Is recommended
md used By the first medical authority. Sold at the
Drug Stores, and at my clFce, No. l,l23 Broadway,
New York.
assure all persons the above preparation will dc
II that is claimed for it.
.e&5-lm SARAH A. CHEYALIER. NJ D.
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COAL.

GOAL.
q Mining operations having resumed, am now
prepared to receive orders for
PITTST0S WHITE ASH COAL,
in Cars at Bolton Depot, in Yards. or delivered in
va '' BALTIMORE COMPANY COAL.
on hand at Locust Point Union Dock and Havre de
Grace Also.
GEORGES CREEK BITUMINOUS COAL,
from the Franklin, Georges Creek Mining Company,
and Hamil Mines For sale by the Cargo Car Load,
or single Ton. Orders solicited.
JAMES BOYCE,
oc2-tf 80 Second street
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To CONSr,fpTIyrc


THE REV. EDWARD A. WILSON'S Prepared Pre-
scription for the cure of CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA.
BRONCHITIS COUGHS, COLDS, and all THROAT and
LUNG AFFECTIONS, has now been in use ten years
with the most marked success.
The Remedy, prepared under Mr.. Wilson S persn
al supervision, also pamphlet containing the origi-
nal prescription, with full and explicit directions for
preparation and use, together with short history of
his case, may be obtained of
SETH S. HAScE, Druggist,
los Baltimore street,
Baltimore, Md.
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FoR A Practical BUSINESS EDUCATION, go to
BRYANT, SrRATToN & SADLERs BUSINESS COLLEGE,
(Law end Bible House Buildings)
NIGHT SESSION now open. Circulars to be had at
the College or per mail.
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BALTIMORE DAILY COMMERCIAL
Baltimore Tri-WeekIy Commercial.
Also Published at the same Office, the

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Vim. krabe & CO.-GenNemcu:
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il not superior, to any in this country Among
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DIR. STRICKLAND'S
:melIlaoons Con9B 8aIsam.

<yURES COUGHS, COLDS, SORE THROAT, AS
~ thma, and Consumption 1t is only necessary
for any one troubled with these complaints to try
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READ WHO SAYS 50 f:

From the Rev Leui r. Beck Pastor Of the Baptist
Church Pemberfon. ~ j., formerly Of The North
Baptst Church, Philadelphia.
| have known Hollands German b itters fayorably
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Yours truly, LEVI G. BECK
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StrickIaRd's MeIiinuous BaIsam

convince them that it is the best preparation
used It not only tie above affections of the
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SOLDIER 81!

You ought not to be without snch valuable medi-
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says that thousands of soldiers have been saved
nv the use Of strickIands AntiChoiera Mixture. For
sale by Druggists at 30 cents per bottle. General
Depot East Fourth st. Cincinnati, Ohio. ns7-yl
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DR.. Strickland's Pile Remedy.
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8 ri q Nj Il Nd 8

ANTI-CHOLERA MIXTURE
Is composition OF astringents absorbents, stinu-
lants and carninatiyes, which every physician ac-
knowledges is the only preparation that viii effect a
permanent cure of DiaTrhoea and Dysentry. This
Ant-Cholera Mixture is now in in several Of our
army hospitals where it gives the greatest satisfaction
1t has saved the lives ofthousands of sold ers and
citizens and will guarantee it to be the best RENE
dy in the world for Diarrhoea and Dysentery.
Mr.. Woods Of Coyington, KY, will be most happy
to satisfy any to the virtue Of StrIcklahds
Ant-Cholera Mixture in fact we have great num-
Der Of testimonials from patients who have been cured
after being pronounced ircnrabe by their physicians,
after taking only bottle ofstrickIands Anti
Cholera Mixture. If you suffer with DiaIrhoea ana
DysenterY try one bottle.
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From Rer Uarren Randolph Pastor Of Baptist Church
Germantown, Penn.
Dr. G. NJ. JACKsoN:-Dear Sir:-Pcrsona experience
enables to say that regard the German Bters pro-
PAL ed By you, most excellent medicine. In
of cold AID genera debility have been greatly
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will produce sim liar effects upon others.
Yours truly WARREN RANDOLPH,
Germantown, Penn.
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Successors to e. u. Jackson d Co.
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From Rer J. III. Turner, Pastor Of Helping 81. z.
Church.
DR.. JACKSON Dear Sir Having used yc German
Bitters in my fam lily frequently am prepared TO say
that it has been Of great service believe that in most
cases general debility ofthe system it is the safest
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-11-25
COLUMBIA.
Saturday Morning, Nov. Is, 1865.
Restoratfol1.

The Washington correspondent Of the
New York World, says that bill has been
drawn up in Washington, for presentation
to Congress on the first day of the session,
proposing e. new scheme of restoration.
1t provides for TIE appointment by the
President Of Governor for each State
lately in rebellion. The Governor so ap-
pointed is to have the power of the ap-
pointmcnt OF all executive and judicial
officers within the State, according to the
laws of the State in force at the time of
his entering into office, except such laws
or enactmcnts as may have been passed by
aLegislaturc recognizing, and CO operating
with, the so-called Confederate Govern
ment after the passage Of the ordinance of
secession in such State. The Governor is
further authorized to organize courts in
accordance with the said laws of the State
All Of his proclamations are to have the
Hgne force as the laws. He is to open a
registry. xherc all qualified voters can be
registered On taking q stringent oath of
allegiance. They are then to elect legis-
lators, who are to prepare constitution,
on which Congress is to decide. If adopt
ed by Congress, all military restriction on
said State is to be abandoned.
The World is not a Radical journal, but,
on the contrary, supports the Presidents
policy of reconstruction, If the above
report Of it's correspondent be true, then,
indeed, will the Southern States be reduced
to the condition of mere territories. The
. Southern States (South Carolina being
among the forcmost) have accepted the
conditions indicated by President Johnson
Us necessary to their restoration, and We
hope, therefore, that the above programme
does not receive the sanction of his admin
lstration, but is merely the speculations of
a sensational newspaper writer.
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There is at this time gentleman from
the Southwest stopping at the Charleston
Hotel, who informs the Ne,cs that he has
made nm arrangement at the North for the
cultivation Of 900 acres Of cotton land by
fifty Swedish laborers. He says that this
plan is being largely adopted in Tennessee,
Alabama, Mississippi and Arkansas. He
also says that Northern capitalists are
resdily advancing capital for the purpose
OF planting on shares; that societies arc
formed that furnish labor for q commits
sien, and that the effect has already been
to advance lands that four months ago
could have been easily bought for $50, to
$50 an acre
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The Northern radical press have been
commenting pretty freely and ahnsiYelx ON

LIE NOrthern Tad1cal press have been
commenting pretty freely and abusively on
Governor Of South Carolina, and which
they, as they do with most runors, pub
hsh rs afact. Hewas not, nor did he wish
to be, and published card of declinasion
as soon as he found the people of
the Palmetto State were going to vote for
him. Mr.. Orr, one of the best and ablest
men III the State, was elected by small
majority. Those impetuoas South Caro-
Hnians could not restrain their admiration
for Wade Hampton, the Nurat Of the
Southern chivalry-with Murat's dash and
courage, but with far more. head. Csr-
talnly, Wade Hampton, soldier ana as
a gentleman, must have challenged the ad-
miration of all, both North and South-lIe
never could have had an enemy. Leaving
out Jackson and Lee, and Johnston and
Cleburne, we doubt if there was another
soldier m the Southern army like hIse.
He was placed late at the head of the Con-
federate cavalry. AS a succesSos-of Marioa
and Sumter, South Carolina-thc United
States-mav be proud of HING, for such
courage, such chivalry and nobleness ed
heart as Wade Hampton has, Belongs n
common to the country. A faculty for
organization, a power OF inspiring conf
dence, : remarkable coolness and nerve
in battle, only equailed by some brilliant
billiard-plnycr, playing for the champion
ship, mark the most; splendid cavalry
The Augusta (Georgia) Transcript thus
eloqueDtly and truthfully speaks OF hiIa,
in connection with the report that he bed
been elected Governor and tho abuse Of
him by the Northern radical press:
Now, as to the tire-eating propensities,
&c., OF tho General, hero are the facts:
He wais amongst the last to sustain os-ad-
vocats q rupture with the Faderal Go1ern-
ments but one of the FIRST To take the iiofd
wheTs that fact was accomplished. Eka,was
amongst the last to lay down his sGms.
and one of the tirst-if rat the tirsS-dis-
tinGHished Southern offiser; to speak the
word of reconciliation auipeace, when the
Sois@hern armies and people acknou ouladge4
defeat. This is his record, and prouder
CHG has no man. '-RicsazHond 1s,sasss
LIBRARY FOR NEGnoss.-Wc learn tha1 q
/. library Of 1000 volumes has been pur-
/ chased by direction Of BrigaGien-Gen
Hill, commanding THIS district, toz. the use
OF the free colorcd schools Of this city.
These schools arc Under the control Of the
Freedmen's Bureal,. with Mr.. Shoemaker
as superintendent The library is appro-
priated to the exclusive use OF the negroes,
and remains in shc hands Of tho supcril1-
tendent It's cost was 1856, which amount
was, we are informed, drawn from ''the
civil fund of the city Of INnchburg." We
do not know the nature Of this fund, but
presume it was raised by means OF fines at
| the provost Eaarshal's cfdce.
GLymchb,s1y Republican.
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The Freedmen.

.Major-General Howard, Superintendent
of the F,reednen's Buresu, returned TO
Washington on Saturday from his tour Of
inspection through the Southern States.
under instructions from the President,
having visited all the States lately in rebel
lion except Texas and Arkansas. On the
whole ho speaks favorably of the condition
of affairs throughout the South. In some
places the condition Of freedmen is such
that the Bureau might DO abolished, while
in other sections he regards it as necessary
to continue its operations. He will make
report forthwith to the President.
General Howard had protracted inter
view or Saturday, with the President and
Secretary of War. Ho will lay before the
President in few days his observations
in the shape Of a report, after which the
President will Immediately take up and
dispose of the question of turning over to
the original owners the property now in
possession CT H'c negroes Of the South.
The Bureau undoubtedly has been Of
great service in some sections OF the South,
but we trust that after the 1st Of January
next, matters will be so arranged that it's
operations can be safely dispensed with.
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The rurrency-Nattonal Debt.

The premium at which gold now sells for
the currency of the country is, as a cotem-
perary remarks, attributable, in great
degree, to nm idle doubt on the part of the
mEsses of the people shat tho national
debt will be repudiated and never paid.
This doubt is encouraged by designing
and artful men who know better, but who
anticipate the realization of immense for
tunes, by speculating on the currency and
7n,r,nainp on the ionnrant- -vhosA foo-s
the country to pay the national debt is be-
yond any doubt, and that in comparatively
a brief period, when @ae consider how Eu-
ropean Governments have paid theirs.
Hpeace prexaAa: and the nation is involved
IA CIU foreign wXx-it will not be, we are
sure, in n domestic one-ten years will not
expire ;bessre the debt will cease to be one
seEs uI.sn the people. Wealth, population
and ndu~sources, not yet, but daily being de-
vfISped, will insure th;a. There is no such
country in rhe world, and it can endure
buruhen. mo other nation can. We look
upon Che efforts being made to impair con-
4dence in the national currency as wicked
in the extreme. The intelligence Of the
people, we trust, will save them from being
further imposed upon by those who propa-
gate the idea that the nations debt will not
be paid-thus causing the depreciation Of
the national currency, and raising the
value of every commercial and agricultural
commodity.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-11-25

kilograms have been received by the
President, Gen. Fisk and the Frccdmen's
Bureau, signed by seven or eight of the
leading influential men of Tennessee.
which demonstrate against the anticipated
removal of supervising officer of the
above Bureau, now on duty IL shat State,
and the appointment Of "iv..ian of the
State instead. The telcgrain- i'll qacs ton
admit the entire equity 90, frccdmcn's
system as at present admin .ered i'll Ten
nessee, and desire that no change be
made. Another communication has been
received by the Burean from prominent
citizen OF the South, which warmlv ex-
presses the belief that the labor sys. u of
the South, as now regulated and direc. l,
has been the only safeguard from complete
worthlessness Of negro labor by reason Of
the sudden relaxation Of discipline and
withdrawal Of absolute authority to coerce
industry among the blacks.