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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-06-15

WAsnrSGToS, June l2.-The Senate was en-
gagged to-day in the consideration Of the leg
islative and appropriation bills
Mr.. Ncbiack, Of Indiana, presented q memo.
rinl of the Florida Legislature, relative to the
internal tax on cotton, which was ordered to
be printed and referred to the Committee Of
Ways md Means
The inquiries made by Mai. Gen. Meade are
as yet incomplete; but. go far us they have
gone, they do not confirm the report that the
Canadian or British forces crossed the boun da.
ry line. or that any Of the Fcnians have been
killed by them. or that any rrisoners were
captured by them on the American side Of the
frontier.
BUFFALO. June l2.-Tho action of Congress
has given new life to the Fenian movement.
and enthusiastic meetings arc being held. The
revolutionary committee haye published q
stirring appeal to the people to collect COM
missary stores, money, &c and to call meet
ing and pledge an earnest support to the men
who inseribe upon their banners universal
liberty"
AUGUSTA, June 12-J. F. Bryant, editor of
the Loyal Georgian. the freedmen's organ, IVES
arrested by civil authority this afternoon, for
attempting to defaud the negroes ont Of mon
ey borrowed Of them when he CBryant) was
an officer Of the Government. He was re-
leased-a colored man becoming bis security.
WASHINGTON June 10.-Senator Poland, to
whom was referred the bankrupt bill which
recently passed the House, will probably make
favorable report to the Judiciary Committee
the passage Of the bill this session, as it will
lead to more discussion than there is time for
the Senate to indulge in.
ALABAMA STAY LAW. Montgomery, June o.
majority of the Supreme Court, TODAY, de-
oided that the frat and eighth sections Of the
stay Law. postponing judgment on suits for
twelve months, was Constitutional; the second,
third aud fourth sections, which stay eolled.
tions of jugment already rendered, before pas.
sage Of lav. Unconstitutional and void the
also void
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-06-15
Public Noticc.

THE attention of the Commissioners Of Roads
l. and Bridges for Abbeville District is re-
spectfully called 10 the rebuilding OF a Briage
across Long Cane Creek at Cromers, on the
ma,n road leading from AbbeviIle Court House
to Greenwood, Cokesbury. DC. Said Bridge
freshs, Of Janusry, 1866; and without censur-
ing any of the proceedings of your honorable
Board, we feel now. compelled 10 solicit your
prompt aoiion in this case. there beng no ford
at all for vehicles near tho old Bridge cite.
June l2 SO q VARIOUS CITIZENS.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-06-15

TnE Ers!GSA1!oN OF TREASURY OGric1lLs-
We find in the Charleston N"~s, corrcsron
den"o between =. NJ Robc";son, Esq, Special
Examiner Of Drrgs and II. McCulloch. Sccrc,a-
- Of t!e Treasury, in which Tie former. by
res'cn Of his inability TO lake She ts:. oath is
r"ir"s,,i To resign z" the polite letter Of .hc
Secretary, answer is as foii"Ns:
A. nm aware of ID" embarrassment. which
the cPrnlDtrn:nt "f persons to oiii4.r. who canlJ
rot consistently subscribe 10 thc retrospective
portion a tli. test oath" has occa,. Toned the
Depai;:.i"n:, "hccrfrllv comply with your re-
lest, nr'l hereby tender my -si.n.tivir. 70 take
effect rs soon ae n successor il appointed AMI
qualified.
ith my thnnk- for your expressions Of SYM
rathv aud courtesy, remain very rcs,.cciful-
ly, Your obcdeEt s"rvaut
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-06-15

t@"".;rnr!".A,.--Irj.. re Eli hin" ,rcsi,li::g
in ii. In;;ci Statcs District Court Of Grnryia.
has pronounced the tc.: oath LHc,.a.itut.. nal
The nso.;oa WAS tp lcrn.i: NJ. Law to prac-
lie" in the Court, III" applicant got havin: IA.
ken The .cst oath, The Savannah N.puhii.on
says
Er!or" rendering: the iu.m"ht. the Judge.
IL II irS bri"i r"InirEa sad that l.,a question
NC" /" be ri"s'i u:,ou was under cons;.l"ra-
ton h"."r" tn" :inr-"Hir Court Of tn: United
Stn''&, nn'i that hen :he 'i>c.S.Dn of that ;he
I:gi."Ft judicial Tribunal of o,: lurl was pro
n";;n""'i IT, wn"il tn"uccfnr.h rovrrn the n...
ton "' this Court. TIA. .i"l,.". IN the course
Of hi- r'Iuar>s. paid hi III n,. DESERVED CEN
pir"r' :" ia" Hon. Henry :; Fi;v! United
States I'strir. Attorney.
lie c"nciu.iel hy saying that tire" OF tho
most learned aad c::iiur,.t iuri*', 81 our State
"oDtrnicd against tho rpmHti.nti tinnnli,y of the
sintH:e, nnd they were replied 10 by the Dis
'rict Attorney III an nr:un"nt rcrlct" with
originality. and evincing The unrnistnk ealle
ability OF the scholar and The accomplished
lawyer.
Ihc following: Judgment was then anrounc-
"I. lron argument had On iI" said r,ction nf
the petitioner, MIR. Law. md after full consi,i =
er:'cn Of the rhait%r' vf :act aud law in 7niyr,l
IN Tia" Ii"tioI'. H. Is ordered nul udi,r':.e,l by
IA. t"urH that th" act Of Congress approved
J"n;'arv 81 1865. AZ far n; it Was intended to
nrIty TO this "n".., - r"?r .nant to i;,. Gun
a.tG'ioa Of the tni;el States. Mulirn gram
ted.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-06-15
FL Z M EN- AL.

MARRIED., on tho ;lst nj, by Rev W. j:
alters ut the residenc" Of tho brides father,
IN Er"envilI- District. DR.. .. i. HORTON of
Ahb"vi.'n District, tn Misa FANNIE L..
CHARLES.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-06-15

ca During the past week VIC Lave had The
plea sure of welcoming into our sanctum our
friend Mr.. VIM. II. Wilson. Of the oai.y South
Cdroiin ian, Columbia. lie will be pleased to
office.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-06-15
POST OrFIrE DEpApr,,rHr
NoSTnktr OirIcr

POST 0tFIrE DEPARTMENT.
-, CONTRACT Oiricr.
Washington, juno o 1e,c
SIR 1ou are instructed to observe ,, e.,
lo~In. rHles. 60 far as they relate to your own
oih"iai conduct, and so far rs YOU may he nhio
tc cnto-c: their observance upon all others 10
whom th"y nre applicable. viz:
!. The mails OF tho United states must not he
delivered al amy post Office o. other places
where th"r" is not II regularly appointed post
master, duly commissioned, or her authorized
ac"'.'. duly appointed and sworn according to
liw. :" r.ct;v" ;!.r;n.
.. Persona not '!uly sworn and commissioned
IA i'stn'1i"rS must not clrc"l stamps, r.ristcr
l''"r', r":"'v" money III payment "f poS,uc" on
letters not stamped or mark letters as "pn:G
such person, M, not si..n, as },nsh,n,tc,s Ger.
tficut"s or o;iIcr cn'nmunira.inns addressed TO
or intcn'ir, ion Use in. tie l'ust Office Eyru.,
mcui.
3. R"n:" nrnnta AMI post,n,atcts must return
or refuse n! ic;t"r' mark"d ''raiG" 10y Irr>ons
not duly ar"rn nnd commissioned ns po4I.na.-
tea H:.i'" "c':m!!y. &c.
iiEr. WV. McLrLLAv,
Second Assistant Postmaster Gc,cral
Ayi:oytI: w. Dr>xISnN
Postmaster General
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-06-15

cB See the advertisement Of DR.. Wm. c
Wardlaw, Surgeon Dentist.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-06-15

ES We nre indebted TO our friend Jas a
Black, Esq, Of Columbia, for copies of late pa
pers.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-06-15
COURT OF EUUITY.

The Jane sittings "f the Court Of Equity for
our Districts commenced on Monday last, his
Honor Chancellor ". l.. Johnson uf Marl-
tor", presiding. lis Honor il Oh. Of tn. re-.
Gently elertc! Chanr"l"rs, and upoa this cir.
ciit makes his debut in an official capacity
iio brings however. to the discharge Of tE.r
duties OF hs hiSl. Office, t;.H ability md cxIe-
rience Of n Veteran lawyer. a"l rrcSiLr4 ith
great digniIv. case and s"lf-r"sscSsi"n, and n,
the suue tim. with uaifortn c,rr.ce; aai mr.
haniy.
Owing to the very recent removal of the
stay Law, there ia comparatively n limited
amount Of business pending before The Court
a few bills "f partition have L"en tiic.l, and
several others Involving; the iinLility of guar.
dians and trustees. but il the great mas, Of
subjects of Equity cogn:zancr which have been
ncculnulating during the war; nrl ~hiuh i'm.
pcrativeiy demand IT," interpos,.ion of this
Court FOR their satisfactory adjustment, tho
all OF The Court is Yet io be invoked. In the
absence OF press ,"f business the Chancellor
ah'l collectors have ha,n very lcisurcy cnrs;I-
ering the various cns"s pending, and in their
consideration will likely occupy tae remainder
OF the week.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-06-15
OUR HERO Dhn1.

The Ladies Of Mt. Carmel ..nd vicinity will
give SUPPER and CliARAi.ES at tho
Coach Shop in Mt. Carmel on FRIDAY
EVENING, the 2:i inst, to raise funds 70 aid
in restoring the graves Of Confederate aoldiers.
SUPPER from 6 to 3 o'clnck. p. III.
CliARADEj begin precisely at 3 o'clock,
p. IN.
ALADDIN,
OR THE WONDERFUL LAMP,
Will be rTea'"tcd with full oriental costumer.
Adm'''ance--59 eta to Supper; 90 cts TO
Charade' Children half price. Families Of
'""r or more twenty five cents eaeh.
lhe publ'c IA respectfully invited to sttend.
June l.. 1866, it
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-06-15

Tie last aIvircs about Mr.. Davis health REL
res"nts his situation ms very critical. Ills
voice ia pretty much gone, and lie speaks in n
whisper. The President ia doing everything
in his power to alleviate his stuat ion.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-06-15
FINAL NOTICE.

4 H. persons having demands against the
n Essute Of ALEXANDER AUSTIN, de-
ceases, will present tl.crn 10 the subscriber on
or before III" lst Of December next, as settle
meut Of the f:-.atr will then be made in the
Ordinary = Office cf Abbeville District, aud no
claim will Ls noticed afterwards
I. II. AUSTIN, Executor.
June ., 1866, s. 3t.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-06-15

u i"s to'Iow'u;. circular has been issuca
from tn" r'Rt Office Department \, wa,hinr
ton. " ,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-06-15

E:lERTAlNNFS T. Al Nj C,nw,I-Wo l;,n.f
attention to the advertisement of the entertain.
Maht 10 the given at Mt. CarL:cl on Friday
evening. the 22d inst, in behalf oi the Con.
f'de'ate dead. We learn that rv-ry ct!nrt is
being made by the lalie. and gentlemen cr the
Committee to get up both Supper and Gharales
in the very best atylr. The stage decorations
Will be carefully attended TO, and lao pains will
be spared tc make the entertainment WORT, Tie
subscription price. apart from tho vcry pra;sc-
worthy object for whicl, il ia undertaken.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-06-15

CO" The friends Of JOHN ". LESLEY, Esq
respectfully announce him a candidate for
Clerk Of tho Court.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-06-15


THE VALLEY OF Fn"iSIA.--The noble pco-
pie of the Valley Of Virginia, who contributed
30 largely to the ieroi-m of the Ccaiclera,c
armies, and bore with so much fnrtituIe the
desolations Inflicted OH them by ruthless en-
envy, arc now, with praisewor,hy energy, re-
pairing their waste- places and eraciug the
traces Of the destroyer. The Shenandoah, Her.
ald of last Thursday. after stating 'lhat nearly
every mill and barn in tha Valley. between
IIarrisonhurg and Winrhestcr, Wac burned >
says:
with that inlomi! able energy and pcrsc.
vernnce, characteristic Of the hardly yeonanry
of the Valley they did not fold their arms
aud spend their time in fretli"S and worry ING
themselves all vt the matter. ,.ut wen, to wo: X
with n hearty will to repair the damages; anl
, Notwithstanding tn. slender resource. in money
Mt command. new barns ard mills have Iiscn
Phoenixlkc. upon the sit.s Of those burned
IN this neighbornool. we are happy 10 say, The
most Of the barns Lave been rebuilt and The
mills are progressing rapidly and will be COM
pleted in tine for the growing crops"
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-06-15

c-H" The friends Of JOSEPH T. MOORE.
anrounc' him Candidate far sheriff Of Ab
bevi!l" District. at the next election.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-06-15

NOTICE TO TAX-PArEEs..-Slr. 5. y. IIoJ..cs,
the lax Collector. requests us to say, that owing
to the scarcity of money he has extended the
time Tor the payment, Of taxes until the lU.I, If
July next. He will Le at the Village on Sale.
Day in July aid the Tuesday after. aud also on
Monday and Tuesday of the following week
This extension il extended the more especially
for the benefit of those employing freedmen, as
by that time they will be able to ascertain the
sums due the latter from the growing crops
Maryland free press., 1866-11-29
sPECIAF NOTICES.
NO T / G z .

.... NJ Il u Hs. .
The beautiful Plane Fortss If GxsvnsrRrz 4 Cs
are deemed by all good judges 70 be the UtrmA
TzgLa Of instruments Of the kind. so .f
We ssHnek ssggsst what is wanting t.. z.;.s .
nsaesl Instrument more perfect, although we are
slsw 70 sshit Ast ths iinft If improvement ear
ever b attained,
Before they had brought tksir Planes to tkeir
Pretslt excellence, hey had 'iubmittez then to
esnPettion with instrunients Of the best makers Of
this country and Europe, and received the reward
Of merit, ever all others, atths celebrated Worlds
Fair: 1t Is but justice TO say that the judgement
thss prsaounees has bot tees orerruled by the nu-
sissl world, .,.,3 90 m r.,a..,.,.,.., ii.
Sdll,ehy the improvements lately applied BY
tAem to their Pianos it Is admitted that more
perfect instrsment has beea made They have &C
"srdingly achieved the paradox of making excel
lsnes more excelient Surely, after this, sAsy are
entitled to the motto "ExcelsiOr."' ) '''
Empire shuttle sewing. Machines.
Are Superior to all others for
FAMILY and MANUFACTURING PURPOSES.
Contain al The latest improvements; are speedy:
noiselesE durable; and easy To work.
Illustrated Circulsrsfr free. Agents wanted. Lib
eral discount allowed. No csnsignments made.
=, Address, EMPIRE S. N. CO., s3s Broadway
May 81, Is66.-ly. s....
Maryland free press., 1866-11-29
ENsOLvEyTs,s NOTICE.

In the matter of the application of Ephrism Kuntr
Insovent Debtor for the benefit of the 4sth Art
No. 2a77, on the Insolvcnts' Docket in the Circuit
Court for Washington County.
ORDERED by the Clerk of the Court this 27th
day of November, 1866, that the first Monday al
the March Term of this Court next succeeding the
date of this order, be fixed the day for the said
petitioner to appear in this Court and answer such
interrogatorics allegations as his creditors, en-.
dorsers and sureties may propose or alege against
him; and that said petitioner by causing copy ol
this order to be printed in some newspaper pub.
iished in Washington county once a week for three
successive months prior to the said Monday In the
next March Term of the Court give notice Of the
fixing Of said day for the purpose herein.
Test; LEWIS b. SYHAN,
Nov. 90; ls6G.-3m. o.. Clerk. =;
Maryland free press., 1866-11-29
MA r RI ED. !.

On the goth at the residence Of the brides moth.
er, near Hagerstovn, by the Rev. C. Martin. Mr..
JOHN ": NEWCOMER to Miss CALLIE b. Saivrrn.
On the 18th inst. by the Rev. C. Scheel Mr.. Az
brew BAUkR TO Miss HrLrsAH SIPrsI. both of Hs,
gerstown. Md.
SYon the 18th instant, in Clearspring, by Rev. ].
=. Grabill Mr.. JOHN g. HAoE, Of Franklin cosnty
"a, TO Miss ELIZABETH c. SIXTH, Of washinrtos
county Md. wa
On the 25th instant, at the residence Of Mr.. will.
by Rev. j. i. Ockermsn, Mr. WLLfAx ". BowArp
county. sr- : -. W
At the residence Of the brides father, on the Goth
formerly OF Hagerstown,t to ExxA, daughter of Dan
lei Beidelman OF Philadelphis. =.
Maryland free press., 1866-11-29
rBALPIMORE'BsARKETA.


rLoUs.-There was little more ton. 70 the
market this morning, though still devoid of se.
tivity. The only sale reported va, 1,o b..rrals
good Northwestern At $T2; comnon i, offered a,
$il q yer tarr.I. Va repeat our ls.tt'sauot.-
uens viz: Howard street Super and Cut Extr,
II 15s$Il Is, do. s1tra shisping none. do bivb
grades 13sSi4 7s do. Family lBsl5 so; Ohis
Super and Gut Eftrs llAslI, IS, do. extra ship
ping none, do. retailing none, do. Family l3n
$o5 5o Northwestern Super 10 5oa$tI IS do,
Extra II aga$ll 25, City Mills Super Hall IS,
De. standard Extra III 35a$i2 so do. shining
brands Estrs II 7,a$ls SO; baltimore, W eleh's
and Greenfield Family ST.! and do. high grade
Extra, $lS IS per barrel. Rye Flour.-nsw 6
:5a$1. Core McaiAwe quote City Mill, S. so
per barre. Bpckwhest in bulk 3 soaS4 per loe
pounds. .
CRtIS-Whest--Only 2Sso bushels offered I'd.
day; market dull and prices still lower, no white
received or sold; we report safes Of red ~ fol-
lsws: 200 bushels choice at So; 800 bushs. GOOD
At S5a$2 80, and cemmpn lets 2 hosS2Go.-
Corn-ssoo bushels white and 1900 Bushels vel
low offered; demand fair and prices steady for
new, but i"s cents lower for old. We report
Gales Of 5000 bushels good to prime new white
at 9s cents a$l; 1900 bushels damp at s5asa cts.
as to condition; 96o bushels old white at sl 10;
1'oe bushsls new yellow at ss cents; 400 do. at
81; 100 bushels old do. atSl IL. Oats-Re-
ceigts light; prime At ssass cents, 200 bushels
do. At So cents, and 400 do. common at 50 cents.
kys was ssaia lower; sales Of $40 bushels at 81
l5a$i 20 per bushel. .'f''
Maryland free press., 1866-11-29
I TNsOLvENTs' NOTICE.

In the matter of application Of David N. Good, an
lnsoyent Debtor, for the benefit Of the 18th Art
Code of Public General Laws Of Maryland.
No. 7312, the Insolvents' Docket In tho Circuit
Court for Washington County.
ORDERED by the Clerk of the Court this a7nd
day Of October 1856 that the frs Monday of the
March Term Of this Court, next succeeding the date
efths order, be fixed as the day for the said petit
honer to appear in this Court, and answer such in-
terrogatorics or allegations his creditors endor-
sers aud suretes may propose allege against him;
and that said petitioner BY causing . copy of this
order to be printed In some newspaper published in
Washington County once 9 week for three success
i've months prior to the said Monday in tho next
March Term of the Court, give notice Of the fixing
Of said day for the purpose herein.
Test: , LEWIS B, SYAAy:
Oeti25 1885,. Clerk.
Maryland free press., 1866-11-29

JACOB A. WRIGHT, Nerth Potomac
y Street, Hagerstown. .''
VXTOOLEN, GOTTEN and LINEN GOODS
w. the best manufacture sat Y
d EAsONABLE PRICES considering the tight.
III ness of the times. .I =
INDEED It would be hard to find elsewhere anv
L thing to compare with his I'll.
GOODS in price or quality. This fact can be
" demonstrated to the satisfaction of all
LIS friends If they will but call and give him
IL an opportunity to do 81. -
FINHAT this IL not mere boasting but stern fscta
Il those who call and examine his goods and pri,
ces will not hesitate to endorse. Then
"Come along, come along, come along, I say
Gene from every Nation, esme without delay"
70 Wrights Establishment where You can aivays
procure bargains in Dry Goods -
Hagcrstown, jane IL 1866.
Maryland free press., 1866-11-29

ixfcnrAsr 4zassssf1h Psxpsxs.e+It. is under
stood that the legal eoaiseiof the Sheriff and the
new police eOnnnississsrs will immediately in
stitutesixii action fassdsussss, for fslss arrest
and imprisosruens ssgsinst all persons who were
parties to iheir-ssstsssnd iacarceratiea in Jail,
Immediately Prseeediag The late State election. -
The lega questions involved In the cases will be
highly Interesting and important, butt is not
rrebssss shat they win be ready for trial for
some tuae so come; ~ a Z. NJ
Maryland free press., 1866-11-29
TO CONsUNiPTIVES.'

FINHE Advertiser, having been restored to health
i in a few weeks by . very simple remedy, afte
having suffered several yearswith severe lung af
fection, and that dread disease, Consumption-is
antious TO make known to his fellow sufferers the
means of euro. 49, z Isz+si , - :. T. e.
TeaA who desire IT, he will send copy of THE
prescription used free of ehsrge,) with the direo
Hsns fos preparing and using,t the same, which they
saoseHrfts. &c. The only object Of the advertiser
IN sending the prescription, isto benefit the afflicted
ndsprcsd information which he conceives to be in
vaiusbit; and he hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy, asit will cost them nothing, and may
prove blessing. '''' : tt.- :
P6rxies Whaling the prescription, win please ,ad-
dresss- -.:--A Rey. EDWARD A. WILSON,
~. Y yHli.msbargh, King CeuAty, EsH York. :.
ye. =, fsSe-iy1 ~ t'ssa e., II :, -
Maryland free press., 1866-11-29

TH IMPORTATION or Decentralization
ding thedullness 'of. almost s.ali sorts Of trade,
We continued to buy freely from our foreign re.
iasivss'' Among the imports at New York for
tFe last week, the gswgaws and luxur:es loom up
with The usual conspieuousnsss, as, for Instance
Fancy eeods' $eo,dsl; jewelry, $44,1sa;, toys,
$lo liz; cigars, $40, ,e4l; patent leather, 81, ,s2a:
psrHnsrst siesa; braudy, sa1,ses, wines, sss
sal; champagne s,ae9.
Maryland free press., 1866-11-29

"CoHltrrio. o. fussil.4arh. Sand tainn.,
on I'M pitsars and cohhelsville railroad, i. !.
st.eut through. Is total length is 4,7oo feet,
Ssi.s 1000 feet more tina. tho long t1npeal' On
Che Pfnpsyly.ni. Central t4ilE.y through the he
Allessnies, between Aiioona and Cresson. +, I
fntenasd for a-dou6le track; and 10 tw.n,y.ttwo
dees WIDELY nfnsteen feet in height. = - -
Maryland free press., 1866-11-29

Irr.afaL rA1A4rs4.1x drsis Of !. bill to equal
isc and rsdute ihternM tsxatio., pr.psrea h,
spscisf xs1ehue Comnission.r Wells, viii b.
snhnistsa to Codgress with lie Secretary Of the
TrsAsasy's annual report. ....
Maryland free press., 1866-11-29
z, q ~ -.i..-'- ..s-.- 5
o., ..4
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

or
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
BY order Of the Orphans, Court sf Washington
CouHty, the Executors Of JOHN d. Reamer, decea-
sed, viii offer at Public sale, in East Franklin st,
opposite the United Brethren church, Hagsrstown,
On Saturday. December 15th. 1866,
.f. the following property, to wit: ...., !.
l Kalnus Sofa. What-ros. 2 Ottomaas.
! Mahogany Table, Bureaus, Dining and Breakfast
Tables, Walnut safe, Hat Rack, Wash stands, Wal
=. 49, nut Crib, Bcdsteads, .-t, ..g. :;
Feather Beds and Bedding, Blankets.
Quilts and Comforts, ws.hbowis and Pitchers, one
Walnut Wardrobe, " dog. Cane-seat Chairs, Di-
ming Room do, Canesest Rocking do, Walnut
Umbrella and Hat Rack, Oil Paintings, View Of
Hagerstown, Window Blinds and Curtsins, one
Childs Carriage,
25 yards Figured Carpeti.S, 40 gard.
Rag Cdrpeting, -,
Lot of Homp Carpeting, P.rlor stove and Pipe.
Il l Template Store, Cooking Store.
Tin Ware, Glass Ware, Dishes, slaw Gutter, Jug.
and Bottles, Earthern Crooks, Iron Kettle, one
Washing Machine, Bath Tub, Wooden Buckets
ash and Nest Tubs, Dough Trey, Lard Cans
Empty Barrels, spade, shovels and hoes, lot of
Blackberry Wine, Is gall Currant Wine, 8 shares
uaEerstown Gas Light stock, shares
-. sharpsburg Turnpike stock, =
and also other articles too numeroas to mention.
Sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock A! M. a said
day, VIXEN credit Of three months. win be given
on all sums of S5 and upwards, with approved me-
eurity; sums under S. me cash viii Sefequited ~
.y.+: ISABELLA REAMER, Executrix,
:. W. FUNK, Executor,
Hson-H. e.. ..- Chas Futterer, Auet
Maryland free press., 1866-11-29

REDuerios OF rms PifDosISad Powsn..-A' bin
has bssn prepared: aad' will be introduced d.
ring tRe first week Of the session Of Congress re-
Psslins the act Of July, 1861. which empowers
tie ffesideet y grant full or conditional par
dons = Ssssons engaged IL rebellion. Fit BE-
conss,a law II confines the President to the CON.
stitutiohai power 70 pardon after trial ana con.
Siction. Il is part Of the radical , programme
Maryland free press., 1866-11-29

KAT the election in Baltimore, smoax the
questions Pnt te tho vsters was the ollowipg;-
"Did you ever rejoice at defeat of. the Fedora,
"rn!T A lrishman to whom the question was
pat replied: Shurs an TUX the Baltipor.
Clipper an nivor knew they wardeSsted
Maryland free press., 1866-11-29

CAI'soHHiA Pioxssk,Ix ,wAsnIssrex.-Gen.
rral 9ohs A. Sntter, the California pioneer is
now il wwbington cndeavorius to get claim
"gsinst the government allowed. III will ss re.
msn6srsd that it wss upon the IGensral's, farm
that gold wss first discovered in California, ..