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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-01
Mr.. Davis.

lmmediateI y aicr Tie Incarceration Of
! Mr.. Davis in the caseDsle at Fortress
Monroe, an old dog, who was doubtless a
rebel .ympalhizer, with that remarkable
instinct for which The canine species sIo
are noted, appeared 10 understand lha, tho
prisoner there confined was a different in
divIIusl from those usually held in duress
IN The fort, and when Mr.. Davis. after
long confinement and most brutal treat
menl, wos allowed 10 breathe The fresh
air and take exercise out OF doors. the old
dogs eyes glisened aud his csudle appen-
dage twIrled III the air, giving uDdoub,ed
signs Of gIadness. This dog followed tho
footsteps OF Mr.. ID. on all his pedestrians
excursions, and when he returned 10 tho
casemale would quietly lie down and pa
lentiy await the appearance Of the dis
ungushed prisoner. Recently the dog
las fallen under the ban of the auihorilles
at The lofI and been expelled from that
locality. Recognizing The fidelity Of Tho
old dog, and doubtless cOmmise!aHng the
iorIorn condition Of this faithful suenJsn,,
rhe ex.Presidenl has sent him TO friend
in Norfolk, Va, with the request HAT tho
dog be well taken care OF during his life
time.
This trust will be sscrsGly fulS,led and
before many days, for his fidelity TO Mr..
Davis, ihs faithful dog will have placed,
upon his neck speadlJ collar. upon
which will be inscribed The name which
hi, present owner intends giving him
Jefferson Davis. rIg
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-01
VOL. Is.
CANNOT PART FROM THEE.

! cannot, no, cannot part from thee!
The beautiful but vanished past, whose hours
Were in our hearts such strange, sweet melody,
Is signing TO me nov; its faded flowers
Are lying on my bosom, and feel
sadness which my heart can ne'er reveal.
lcannot, no cannot part from thee
Life will not have charm when thou art
gone,
Since every dear memorial that see
VIII tell me only Of The absent one
Will like dream OF long forsaken home
SUI ever haunt me wAercsoer roam.
cannot, no. cannot part from thee
f'oy ! have worshiPped thee, bright one, too
long;
Thou hast become too dearly loved TO be
Discovered from me now, when all the strong
And passionate pulses ofmy wayward heart
Have made thee Of my soul part.
Icaunot, no, cannot part from thee
Thou hast become lay all of life and love.
The angel Of my chaugeiu destiny,
Whose hand alone can lift my heart above
The woes OF Liie-whose smiles alone can give
A hope which shall the pangs Of earth outliVe
cannot, no, cannot part from thee
IL vain nv lips would breathe the fatal words
TarvwellI 1t has no pow er to make me free,
A. once 1t had-as once-before heard
The wllLcring music OF Thy lips, or gave
Ny naughty spirit up 10 be !hy slave.
Icannot, no, cannot par, from thee !
Think Of the many tears "e have shed
Remember all the bitternessthatwe
Have suffered in the moments which have fed,
And thou wilt know that death alone can part
The truly loYed-the worshipped of the heart!
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-01
"THE LIVE Halter"
TRAMP TRAMP ! TRAMP !
OR,
The Seedy Nuns Hope.

In the garret here sit. thinking Harry
boy OF you,
With my pocket book as light as any
feather,
While the eckoning | make Of the green
backs it will take
To bring Nicely Hat and me together.
Chorus-Tramp Tramp Tramp! Ibe
boys are marching,
Cheer up Nicely, here they come,
For beneath a Nicely Hat they We
resolved that they will stand,
And they've got The greenbacks
here al lhiriy-four.
On the curbstone front ! stood. when my
poor sold hat was new"
And IT'S beauty charmed hundred
girls or more,
But before We reached the fall lis g loss
entirely "playsd,"
And in vain tried to brush il Ger and
DER.
Cho'us-Tramp! Tramp Tramp &c.
So within my garre! here, am waiting
for The day.
When old dad" shaN ell my pocket
book once more,
And in shining hat, I'll swell up
and down the streets
Of this charming lliIe city Baltimore.
Chorus-Tramp tramp! tramp! the
boys are marching,
See how the Nicely Hat comes
Ger,
Run, every body run, just as sure
as shines the sun
The place is Baltimore stree! num-
Der IhHty-lour.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-01

A disguised "reb." in lhe Valley, has
bad com mission sent him as Captain OF
a militia company recently formed in bis
county. He returned il with The follow.
ing endorsement
"HEADQRs. IN THE FIELD. Arc. 2. '66.
'RespecGully returned. Unsupported
D-n Governor PierpoIns and his Viz
pinia militia J.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-01

When Ellie, sboul FIVE years old, wss
being put 10 bed during ,bs heigb, Of
mosquito lime, her mother said 10 her :
"Enie, you must always be good girl,
and 1heD, al night, when you are asleep.
The angels will come and sing and ws,ch
around your bed" "Oh. yes Ma" said
Elie, Il know that; heard Them singing
around my head last night. and some Of
ihem biz me, TOO" D
Belle Boyd has been very successful IT
lbe Theatre in Liverpool. She was cal
led before the curtain and eplhusissiicslly
appIsuded. -
Il is said ihs, Johnson msnF1sS a
Saratoga refuses 10 drink from CoTgress
Spring.
IL is rumored that Gen. Banks is going
to Mexico to fight for the Liberals. Good
fer Msxim'lian. He needs Commissar
~ badly. u,
Successful religious resivsls are repoSi.
cd 10 Rockingham, Augusta and Roet.
bridge counties.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-01
Old Maids.

We have no patience with those young
people who are continually speaking DIS
respectfully o! old maids. They may be
lnconsiderale, and not otpossess foil knowI.
edge Of the subject, yet we cannot accept
such an excuse. Ignorance is no apollo
gy, thoug ghlessness is a positive crime,
where they heap conlumely upon class
whose heart-histories may be sealed vol.
umes Of romance TO which the rarest vol
ume of the greatest novelisis may be as
sinking brass 10 refined gold. Who may
glance into an old MAIDS breast, and see
the ashes of dead love heaped in the bit.
ter urn of remembrance, and then turn
upon them with scoffer's tongue Her
youth may have been as bright and beau,
niul as your own, sweet glrl. aad the
broken vision Of "lhe Happy Valley" the
discovery that faIsehood had deceived in
The name and habllImenls OF truth; The
pail, the coffin and the grave claiming
that one who was the light, life and hope
Of her young affections; all these may lie
in your path, and you may yet become
that which you now SO dread-AN OLD
MAID. We are the friend Of old maids,
and nuy and hearlfully do we sing 10
each
Mourn not, lady, for Thy charms,
Circled by no lovers arms,
While interior bellies you see
Pick up husbands readily
Sparrows when they choose to pair,
Meet ibeir matches anywhere
But the phfnlx, sadly great,
Cannot and an equal nate !
Earth, though dark, enjoys The honor
Of moon TO wait upon her;
Venus. though divlneIy bright,
Cannot vote satellite.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-01
THE LIVE HATTER. "

.,. u-nnp, ,,,o ,,o
~ ~
'i"'"'' ~ -'"e'9 trump trump
n. ,', ',"'s ?,,S,'"o'n "'"' d ,IoT" Va c,,,
1 :" ''' "''
or 4Io,rv N,caIr,s s,o,o do,n 81 ohor
,I;r,,.to3,
Whore t;s ba,s and c.ns of tohio, .n.
;n,,,;nn ~ " ''"
CHORUS:
Since, Since, Since, your purse is CRYING,
II am empty i, is plain,
And unless You crown me now, | will
take solemn vow.
That III never heed your earnest calls
again.
And to gain an honest livelihood. like
Harry,
Then cour! some pretty dame, end per.
haps she'll change her name,
When YOU ask her if she "would'nl
like 10 marry
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-01

The CHOLERA AT ST. LOUISA dis
patch from ST. Louis, dated The I'm
INST, says:
Hackmen are avaiIing themselves OF
The choIeTo 10 practice rascsIIy ex'orIons.
They charge $40 an hour for taking their
carriages to funerals. In one instance
800 was offered and refused. Tar was
burned in tie streets last night, in the
dirty localities, for the purpose OF iumIga-
rion. John Dean. prominent citizen OF
Polosi, diet here on the l2lh. lie was
formerly a member Of the Slate Senate
David Bunker. member OF the present
Legislature, died here Yesterday. Rev.
DR.. Hugo krsbs, pastor oil the German
Reformed Church, and Richard Sullivan,
a rich bachelor, are among the late deaths
Sullivan was found alone in his lodgings,
in kneelng altitude, end when found
had been dead two or three days. he
leaves sl5O,OOO worth OF property in 81.
Louis and Cincinnati. He has brother
living in Pltsburg.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-01

SENTIMENTS or BRAVE MEs.-"PsIa
ley" in his Dispatch from Pbiladelphn 10
the Boston Journal, speaking OF ,hs ,isis
paH by delegates from South Csro!ins 10
the Massachusetts delegation, says: :,
"Then General Cuslar came in. and
was introduced 10 General MEOW an. os
The Confederate army. After eoIdisIly
shaking hands, Cuslsr said GeneIsl,
we have been looking at each other cflen
during the war through field glasses and
amid The smoke OF battle. We can now
shake hands. these civilians who have
stayed a, their homes in safety surely
should"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-01

At sale in Rockingham county last
week, The following good prices were OBJ
ained for articles sold: SIX bee-hlVes
sold for sl2O, $50 piece !; lamb ian
imported Souibduwn) for $40; and
calf IAN imported DurhaD) three months
old, brought S65.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-01

Buffalo. Aug. 2O,-The trials OF the
Fenian officers concerned in the recent
Canadian raid was expected to take place
in the u. S. Circuit Cour! which sits IN
this city DUNG The presnei week, but an
order was received here 10 day from Al
iorney General Slanbery authorizing and
instrucnBg no!e pro,tQ'd 10 be entered
IN their cases.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-01

LOST "HIs TopoeRAPHv."-A tran.
silent guest al one OF our hotels couldn',
find his room the other night. Los, and
forlorn, he finally wound up a, the office,
excIaiming "Mr. Clerk, I've los. the to.
pogrsphy of my room -" bu, before
he could finish The sentence, ,iire Clerk an
swered. "rm very sorry for it, sir; if you
had only given it to me. | would have
locked ii up in the SGfs." The Colonel
says he thought he SAID "pocket book, V
and after an explanation, the gaes,'s "lo-
pOgraphy' was found for him. Siaun-
ton IaLley Erginian.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-01

A Western editor wishes 10 know
whether the law recently enacted against
the carrying Of deadly weapons applies 10
doctors who carry pills in iheir pocket.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-01

What singular creatures girls are. or
fer one OF them wages TO work for you.
and ten chances 10 one If the old woman
can spare one of her girls. But Just pro.
pose mstrimony, and see il they don'l
jump ssrhe chance Of work ing a Lifetime
Tor their victuals and clothes.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-01
Amusing.

Henry Hale, one of the bes! scouts in
the Federal army, left Leavenworth with
dispatches. As he rode along, men from
every direction were going to ON Price.
lie saw an old seCe>siGnst wIt, shot
Gun, and thoughiil il would be nice thing
10 drive off The Old fellow, and lake his
horse into Lexington.
So he engaged the man in conversation,
and getting an opportunity put his EeVol,
yer to the rebels head, ordered him TO lie
his gun to the saddle, TO dismount aud fl.
nalIy 10 skedaddle.
The old man made tracks rapidly, glad
10 escape with his life.
Hale took the horse by the bride and
rode of whisIing Yankee Doodle"
He had ridden but a nile or two, when,
a!lhe turn Of the road, he was suddenly
ordered to halt.
The old rebel had procured another gun
and get ahead Of him. The gun was lev
eled at Hale's head.
"Get off that horse," said the rebel.
Hale go, down.
"TIe hat revolver to the saddle" D."
Hale obeyed.
"PuII of your pants"
Hale die il.
"Skedaddle.'
An order which Hale at once carried
into effect, merely saying "WelI, Cap.
| thought my shirt was next; good bye.
The rebel went of with two horses
whslIing Dixie" while Hale marched
seven miles into Lexington with only bis
shin, and coat on. His coat contained bis
dispatches.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-01

YIsIroRS TO JEFFERSON DAvIs.-A
parry OF gentlemen from Alexandra, Va,
lately visited Fortress Monroe in pleas
IRE yacht, and had an interview with Nr.
Jefferson Davis letter from one OF
the visitors in the Alexandra Gazette
says that Mr.. Davis was very ahabie and
received them courcously. He spose
freely of he past and present policy OF
the government towards him and all other
prisoners. and expressed his delight that
all others were released. If there was TO
be sacrifice. il was proper that The chlei
should be tie victim. In regard 10 the
convention at Philadelphia. be said he
hoped and prayed that good might result
from it. There was nothing OF complaint
of The severity with which he had been
treated, but he spoke confidently of the
justice of his cause, and lis appreciation
by pOsierity.
A curious and fatal disease is killing
tue hogs in Page. lis first symptoms are
On enlargement of the tongue and reiu.
sal 10 eai or drink. The tongue turns
black and puiIid and after few days the
hog dies.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-01
The Last Surrender.

1t has been thought that the last OF
Gen. Lees army bad made lis final sur,
render long ago bul this was not so.
On Wednesday four Confederate soldiers,
with names and descriptive Isis as fol-
lows, Anthony Monkas, Co. b, 52d
Georgia infantry, third army corps, Army
OF Northern Virginia, ThUs. Wells, DO,
James BriuberIer, do, and Allen Ie~ks-
berry. 43 Louisiana, do, entered Peters
borg. Va, With Iheir muske,s and sccou-
tfements, stacked arms III front ol head
quarters, sent III word shat they wers the
remnant Of the Army of Northern Virgin
ia, AID that they wished 10 surrender up
on The conditions accorded TO Inc main
body. They represented that after the
Appomattox Court House fight they were
"cui off," Oud resolving never 10 surIen-
der, hid themselves in cave on the
banks Of the APpomstIox H'er, some
miss from Petersburg, and have suhsIsi-
I'd ever since upon fish from The river,
corn, STRAY pigs caught away IRON their
mothers" and whatever they could gath
er by securing the country. AT length
learning from coloIed man that the
Confederacy was certainly "gone op."
they thought Of their first determination,
and accordingly gave themselves up.
They were very ragged and filthy, bus
the cilizens furnished them with new
suits, and the commandment. who was
much amused at the incident, sent them
off to their homes rejoicing.
Maryland free press., 1866-10-04
RE-oPENING OF ST. JOHNS COL
I, ssi, LEG Z, ANNA&OLlS.lMD. To-. 4

VHIsi one of, tho oldest in the State
e. d. 9i is sf ssssSEsSsy Be- hfga NJ wiz
reorganization II isbtlioyed that no siHs~ i,,
.titulion offers greater advantages to those Wish, IN
sue .S pART 'ipSf9Igs Ssrsl education Or PUT
These advantages are impair. tile following.
o l. iLhsenslse and eemnediogs buildings, thor
o s,pSt, ana capable of board
,hfse hundred situated in one S Sss bs asn
iacilities for full bYs;ca sIp snora'ng ample
ing swimming skating and othef bes,hfSi 1y 99at-
full exercises. There vii also be a welliurnished
iymnaisum on the promises, . b,
u full course In the departments of Study usu-
dy embraced race a. curriculum and adj
GAL DEPiRTMENTS' '~ 'e'ee'ion IN SfE-
g. Special and pfohhhent attention i, given TO
the study Of thehatory, stisictureand Literature e
| the EN- GLlSH l.ANGUAGE. Every Student, from
the nmo OF hisadinission to College, will receive
systematic and thorough training in the knowledge
l. Unusual facilities are afforded for the study of.
German French, aalian and Spahfsh, without ey.
| eqtra charlie. .rsuaTt!ls III!
o. special and seoJnprehensiye course Off
stu Ton FURNISHED for tn 80 who design to & acb
10 ILL sucn STUDENTS, rririoSis REAIffgp on Risy
eoSpInoNs.r"eH' !i'l.s''i sdI a4Gla7t /
7 An extensive course Of instruction sprsvife
u !. IhysleM topography, National Industries and
such other studio. TO ana
men to enter succss,iuIIv iu,a .oprcpas Sonag
"S T. e PpsfaiEs, graded prep.s. tor,
same general government- and t.n@hs h. ,ba ,ns
Maryland free press., 1866-10-04

Of FON PER YEAR: We want A
ID I,OUU gents everywhere to sell our IN
PROVED $40 Sewing machines. Three new kinds
Under and upper feed. Sent on trial. Warranted
The ONLY machines sold in the United States for
less than $40, which are FULLY LICENSED nj HOWE,
WHEELER & WILSON, GRovEs & BAKER, SINGER &
Co., AND BAcHELDER. ALL other cheap machines
BILE TO ARREST, FINE AND IMPRISONMENT. Illustrated
circulars sent FKEE Address, call upon Shaw
& Clark, at Biddeford, Maine, or Chicrgo, Ill.
May 24th 1866. s..,,. .... p. ... "a ~ .I-r ly.
Maryland free press., 1866-10-04

TAX on KxowLEpGE.-Onc of our exchange pa
pers. in speaking Of The high duties phieed by
Congress on paper and printing materials, says
tile duty of lhirtJ five per cent. on printing pa
por renders itthespttr to send 9 book over to
bring ii back ng,in, than 10 get it up here
books ndInewspapers cost double Nwliat they
would but for the duty imposed by Congress.
Maryland free press., 1866-10-04
NOTICE

N,or'on:' j.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to me
either by note or book account prior to April lst
1868, will please call at once and make immediate
settlement as am determined to close my old
books. II. llNSEING.
Aug. 2, 1865.
Maryland free press., 1866-10-04
NIssoLUTIeS7oF ePARTNERsHiP

Notice Is hereby givet that tha partnesship here
tofore existing between f. Elliot and Wy IL Ornf-
dorf in the Clothing Business, was dissolved By mu.
taal consent on the I'd Of July inst. All persons
knowing themselves inddbtedto the arm afeferebv
notitedtoeall Mt aheoa stand recehily secupiat by
the firm, and settle their Indebtedness, Persona to
settle. The business will I'd future becarrsed on by
VIM. F. orndorf who is authorized to sqttlc Up the
'cm1FaF T!qqns 1':jsd niss~ f.,ETLror!s0 :
u Juiyl7, isc6.--sts s'iil~ ". EioRNDoRFF. :
Maryland free press., 1866-10-04

An insane man in Fairfield, Conn, lately
chopped of his fltht hand with an axe. Whc
asked why he did it, he said that 'lhc Bible 81, 5
that 'If thy right hand offend thee, cut it of and
east il from thce.n
Maryland free press., 1866-10-04

A man has been arrested iu New Orleans
charged with murder. On his finger lie wore q
ring that had snap claw in it, which was flled
with deadly ppson;;' A 'scra;s h with it would
cause death in three hours.
Maryland free press., 1866-10-04
CTATE-oF MARYLAND. 4.

SFFtcs TIFF sECEEr. AHsY s sss ;ss ~
0 NOTICE, IS HEREBY GTvEN That IVY tf GsaeG
al Assembly, OF is JANUARY session5 1902 naving
Adopted the. following resolutions Rr9posing an !,
dhent TO the Consultation Of gar Ss ss.a
tors OF the State for teifconfrnatiea or rejection
at the election for members Of the General ASSEM-
bly,, to be held onthe 9Th day Of Nofember next "a
By order OF the Governor. ZOO % ssIns; ati p
3YI JOHN NJ GARNER, Secretary Of state
No. u.-Joint resolution Gabolishing, the sixth
secti. ofths eighth article Of the Constitutionai
Il RrsoLvED By rng GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF MahIT
LAND, (three-tfths of the members elected 10 both
aopses concurfingJ That the Constitution Big, and
il hsresy amended by striking out the sixth sec
ton of article eight @+i,Esa i2 alGi aAab ~. "a
BY THksENATE. March 18TH 1855. ,.I4sy 4
"a ,dj To !ya, AFFIRMATIVE. o; Iysy97q uon
Messrs. Billingslea, of Lansdale, .s.lsgslsq 10 4,
1s1lnEsiSa, fss Nafysy esIastar,,g sni"oIloi +,
Carroll :.i,q9asH 10 McNerl, JoosL noijan
pIyis' q Wilmington, Stephenson 'odl"a 2
Earle, y7ods19ii7d 30 Trsil, u .oaD ''7odsno
5sntiss. "a II aa,'ot R vssass TO a,os
=. 7"',1 - ,!,"' NEGATIVE dol isaiiiH nA'bi
M Msssfs hls'fsn' o.is TEssnre-aa,s ,,!g ,a
BY UHE HOUSE on DELEGATEs,r March 10th,
+ 1866. h!f 1905 o
r.. joiiAd o! AFFIRMATIVE. . ao.-,.ooJ 81
Messrs. Frssier--speak'rLusby, s.ij ~ 1yi'u.ps a
Agnnew,s.n LsYissg4 ,Malsne,ll nsms.;asg ).
AngsT doost MaSisy .,ior oil. la
BaftaI, ,oso ,ydoT aMeCulloash &. Z ned
tcs si;saa no ,oaw MMihs.s II Anne Arundel
Chew, Gfsbibna, shi Rairast ,,uomiasag
S Solnnegss'aoi"U isnoii" rSegis baa ao,asrHo1
caninfhhis,e' 10" ct oPsnninst on iSnias1T
Darling, Poteet, tne!vsAh :.
pean, - sGl 10 ir:Asa7kk!deI, ma .sgsu :; n,
Eveibardt,s !' 10 s'sa Robinson $40 as .aoi
Fooks, a'"..qo7rqs al Shaw,slUta! tGs sso1A
HAMILTON. e! ''i 9aiirs iSth5wSer .gni>s"'i,-sS
Handy, f:H." 'fa SGi:smith, iAiagany, 81 :
iiaren, L..,.~ I'd ,ip.s..cSnah, of Dorchester,
Holman. ~ OIL. s1ss t spra, ii,s ~. =, i,,a
HOLLOWAY, 'a.f..r nei Stone: 10 s,aub .p.:s.
4 HHopslnai.H l..ogg ait Tarr, ,i:: ~, nj laS 81
Jones, e@' ,' 4o1 $50 ",Usiiten,iar,a t.l'.ys,.
kf.eefert i7pgs'4l hGA Ealiapt,e i5ys ,aylc,.
King, an Wardel,
Kirk, '@#' '~''h .'lWiliiams, .'d1'n q
Lcaserton,o Iyrslns. Wilson, 400 af; IL. ,yr
Ice, Of Ba ! lore city, Woodrn-63,
Lee, OF Queen, Anne's, -'''' ."'.~' - e'' lSI .
.!''.g,' "'sse ,rrifyx. -'',.t 1i,.i, h.z,s!
]. Messrs. Miller, Of WASH Smith, of Frederick
ington. l. - =! 5sl. Heigien--4. = -
fhSinstpn' ,,l'i fas .'aY -s,i.-,,r.7 e.,
! IAN newspapers printed in different counties q
| this State copy till 9th day of Noven,ber.l
+ s"' 49, i ieyy'. - -sn-a rssGy.'
Maryland free press., 1866-10-04

It Is stated that in all the cases for treason
where bills have been found in the United States
CoutR bfKehtuc%y, nolle prosequis have been
entered. -
Maryland free press., 1866-10-04

THE man who don't believe the world ID
growing better, says that the time may come
when tire lion and lamb will lie down together,
Tut depend Upon it the lamb will be inside the
lion. -,
Maryland free press., 1866-10-04

Miss Lottic Bcdlcmaa, of Cllicothe, Illinois,
recently lost her speech'fh consequences of excess
sive ckling uudelr ihe arms: AT list accounts
she could only spekk IN whisper. - E"