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ALB1NT.
APPOINTMENTS on rHB GOVERNORS srAsr.
= g,IxoRAPK 20 THE TRIBUNE.

ALBANY Dec. lathe Governor has made the
following appointments Adutant General seden f. Marvin
of Chauteuqua Inspector General George Bncheof OF sara
toga neral Edwin A Merritt OF st. Law
renee Paymaser General Dudley W. Oeo Of Albany; IN
ineer lnChiel Charles W Bowling OF New York Surgeon
General James r. P0Infrc OF Albany Camp eject
Sheparl OF Newly Joseph ii Leibenau OF New orA
Bradley Martin OF Albany. Gen Gates TO whom the position
OF Jue has been prJnerrd nhS n1i Fts
announced hig accordance thereof
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COLORADO.

CONVEYING or THE LgGIsLATCRE
nv r1LEenarH 10 THE
KANAs CITY, Dec. 1.-THE Colorado Legislature con.
yened on the lh az Golden City Ebehold elected
Speaker OF the House and j. G. McDeyitt Chief CLERK.
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TIE PLAINS.

GOLD sHIPMEYTs-PUBLIc LANDS.
BIT TaLxsRAPH TRIBUNE.
LEAyFYwoRTH Dec. H-Eight hundred ard eighty
nine ounces Of gold we're shipped from Denver, Dsa l.
Eleven million seven hundred and eighty one Thousand
and twenty eight acres of land have been eemped az
Land Office in Kansas this year.
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n Notices Of the Books Of the Heek APPEAR on m.
second pSge this Morning The markets 'o'H De JoH"d
the sir1 page.
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CRIME.
EXECUTION OF A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SCENE.

EXECUTION OF A neutrality-suspicious. SCENE
WASHINGTON, Fayette Co., Dec. H.-W. G. W.
Smith was born State OF Virginia in the year 1916 and re-
moved to OHIO during the year He passed the last night
life calmly His wife has been with him during me past
appeared utterly Frustrated aud heart broken win
grief The day bright and pleasant but cold Ihe scao
erected In the public square at the west end OF the Js
Enclosure OF about 20 feet had been erected as pro
lection the gaze of the popuace On the side OF the
structure adjoining the Jail placed a platform N
lated 50 as to give the prisoner fall Of about
% inches Thousands Of people had gathered IN the town
hoping 70 get glimpse OF the execution sud fences and build
ings near the jail crowded AT about o'clock the
spiritual advisers the Sheriff his deputies and the Hon II
Briggs the prisoners counsel Smith assembled the platform
vita firm unfaterng step and took seat over the ata trap
Aer very impressive prayer by the Rev h Emerson the
Gov Cox read by Deputy Sheriff Backmor which he listened
90 atteutiYe HIS demeaaor during AL this ceremony eI
hibited degree OF rarely equaed Aer the Deputy
Sheriff had hnis ell reading sheriff oay asked the prisoner
II Want q Fat5 lew femafs:: Gentlemen I am
Innocent OF tho murder OF old John cray perpcy nrocenr
hope will be the last 10 sger death IN this way This
Is solemn occasion. have been very wicked man. For 20
Cod put my trust in Him Gentlemen, death las no tex
ross fox ne we al have 70 die II is only matter Of time
d. de a M b. dssscr 4 iii 6Tss a ~ Emily
VIVA, l have said to Mr. Briggs esRd, Mr. Emer;
have 20 say Sheriff Sray then Inquired Il be ready
yes replied Smith when bid farewell 20 my friends
Then turning Judge Briggs he bid him good bye and
thanked him Or his kindness N his behalf and 10 hg Em
son his spiritual adviser ho expressed wish 20 meet him N
Heaven Then no babe adeu % the Sheriff and the rest
present Al the drop fell and the spirit OF g. W
smith usheed in the presence Of God AMER hanging p
minutes life declared extinct and the body OF tue Gno
nate man was committed to the care OF his friends
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THE NATIONAL FINANCES
CUSTOMS RECEIPTS.

~ rtsaRAPH TRIBvsH.
WAsHEGToN Dec 1.-THE following shows the receipts
from customs at our principal ports from Dec 10 Dec.
g. 1866, and also for the preceding week
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ARsoN CASE IN KAysAs CITY.

KANSAS CRY, Dec. 1.-THE trial OF Scott Cutler
Co Is proceeding The developments thus far 30 10 show
their crime More beer found N the ruins leaving
no doubt both young men, Gust and Peke persisted in
the flames.
Twenty prisoners escaped from the prison Al 81 Joseph
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Nem'alork Daily grihnt't'

SATURDAY. DECEMBER Is, 1866.
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GaEAr SALE
CLOTHING
RAYMoND's
Not. I2i, 1913 AND I2J sULrossr
TIE dsy for high price. having passed the dssnd Of tie
times RArNoSD i, selling Of h, Of Clothing Tor Men
sOd Boys
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Persons desiring hns Clothing reasonable figure will find
greatly call and examine the superb stock Of
OvmCoATs,
BUSINESS AND DRESS SUITS,
now offered before purchasing elsewhere.
HOLIDAY GIFTS FAMILY SILVER!
LUcIUs HART g. Co..
IN. oldss, Piatsd.wsrs House IN the City
Kos 4, @ end BuRLrSs SLIP
foot Of Johnst)
SILvERPLATED WARE
At Moderate Prices
DAVIS CoLLAMoRE g. Co.,
No 419 Broadway door below isIoosS to h,c,r
Having Enlarged their Store by Es S.S
SILVER PLATED WAKE
CHINA AND GLASSWARE
We desire Especial TO Large Assortment OF
NEW CHINA DINING sEIs
HAyILAND, CHURCHMAS q ENGLAND
Oh STAND No. ~ JOHS-Sr. HEwNORK
FRENCH CHINA.
We are reo.iying from our factory France richly decorated
DINNER, TEA AND TOILKr SKIS, VASES &C
WINTER CGorHINa-The best place 10 buy superior
oyERooars every style AID make AsO Dress and
ness suits ready made q 60 S,aS Se S .sS Il so@sy the
largest assortment in the city AMI prices less
CENTRAL PARK SKATING COATS.
RsADT MADE.
BRoKAw BRoTHERs, No. "a FoUBTH-AyE.,
OPponrE CooPER INSTITUTE.
RITCUTL0R'S Ham DYR-The best in the world ;
Reliable g. only Rs' syssI .ps 81
VIZ a. BlrcSELos. At Ill Druggists and Perfamers.
TRUSsEs, ELASTIC STOCKINGS, SusPEEsoRY BAsD.
ACES SUPPORTERS komAEsa Co.'S Radical Cure 1'u O"'
only No ve.sy-T Lady attendant. --
HoLIpAY PRESENTS OF AFFECTION AND CHARITY
wBHELER L Wilson's Loeb Stitch sewHsMsehin''' NO W
Broadway.
HoLIDAY PRBsRSTs.-STEaEoSCOPE and VIEWS
g. 1000 7, Snsrapxs Sc y kH 4. AsTHosY Co.
~ No. 5OI BrosdwAy, -. Nicholas bloeG
THE HOWE MACHINE Co, Lock-Shtch SEWING
M.oEyKs Elias OwE IT, (oenA inveatoF Of the Sewing Ma
chinel. President. No eye brosdwsy, n. !. -------
TEy REsT HoLIpAY PREsRHT-GROvBR BAKER S
Hasssr Psrxux sHwISe aAoHtSE No. $50 BIosow.y
| A SURE PILE CURE.
DIV QuBFRTs PIIE iNSTEOHgET.
Of Piles sent o1 me 90 70
ss 81 "a Culsrs Sold BY druggists AEeh wanted every
whsae Adarsa j. B. ROMANO hSnsser No. SIS Brosd~'y Nov
YoFk.
| PnFs, PILES and all affections of the Bowels. per,
snenty cured BY spesisc Remedies at DE- UPH4ns Medea
OMce No. 20 Ess FouFt, third door from tue bo"e' anA
between Bowery and Brosdgsy --------
| AT EyERpELLs CARD DEPOT, No. 3O2 Broadway,
Wedding and Visiting Cards Monogram French Note Pspef ne
latest styles CHRYsrAL NtIrIEG ARD for the
| A HoLIDAY PRBsENT.-POLLAK a. Son, No. by2
Broadway New York FouTthsi mEKRscHAvH fPA MANI
YIcTUBERs. Pipes cat to order repaired and mounted
CHLDRBy's FURs FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS, single
or IN sets great variety selling Of at reduced prices at BASrA
| corner Of Canal and Wocssersts
Carries Vignette So per dozen; Duplicates, ~
All negatives registered r. A. LSSH No 100 Chsh.ma n !.
| WILCOX & CHESS SEWING MACHINE" It's seam
les liable 10 rip - Jadgs Decision 81 hs
Grand Trial Send samples Of both stitches No. acS Broadway
4
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9musemenls.


,,o gGsgNs FHlc a. the AEs EEo5pFy SHoE
NAK6p NJ w Gi5iS i91 lo H3MBuRGHs col
LECTION OF WILD ANIMALS
WINTER GARDEN
rh hH' a3yIEHiNG-TIE ArosTATE NJ. Edwin Booth
EBLos GARDEN; d., p.,,.,.,o,
Bsls. Troupe Matinee a. o'clock.
NEW YORK CIRCUS. o,.nr ?, v,,o
Lilie and MIs. De Berg Matinee at % oeloeI
wALLACKs THEATER n.v nR.V
TtUS EvRNlNg-TO MARRY OR NOT TO MAkkf,G1pLIAh
As POST Mr. Lester wsses M ii1d sndS Mrs Vernon
anna ,,,,,o OE{yTEy!GR G gg ERATFEEEEzswooD. Mr. Geo
Jordan. Mia. i1so Eyangs. Matinee "E0ooo1
FIFTH AvRYUE OPERA HOUSE. vrw
THIS WtKE UP ABRAaAM &c Mstass
st2i 5cocS
EEwyQSKr NYsEUns e ASaE2y sJJL1rcON
Open daily hom sa H. 70 10 p NJ
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN ...,,,
SEVENTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION or THE ARTISTS FUND
SOCIETY Open fom a m. to 10 D. n
BROADWAY TAEATER u,,,.
ETs si 70 oAT5-BL1ck EYED SUSAN Mr. E. L.
O.vsapOst
ra, 9Lp s9Tkh4 T dF THE
BFAziLiAK APE-THE PAcHAs PETS Mas FSnny Herring
BlT o. L.
GERMAN ITALIA THEATER.
TH(S RVENTNG-BAMLET Mr.. Boguuil Dawson.
KELLY & LIONS MlNSTRELS. .
Tals -SlGTRiMoNY-PERsECUTED pARKEY'
STUDIO BUILDING. TENTH'ST. . -
FREE EXHIBITIONS or French AND FLEMISH PIC.
TbRES
IRVING HALL. ~
THIS MORNING-TIlRD MORNING CONCERT OF JAMES
NJ WE'LL.
STEINN AY HALL.
1TUS EVENING - CONCERT OF THE PHILHARMONIC
SOCIETY PubIs Rehearsal 81 10 o.
CLINTON HALL. .
THIS FVFNIN0-MR VALENTINE VOUSDENS ENlEh
TAiNFENT THE UNITY OF NATIONS"
FAIRS.
or., Mson Fla the Presbyterian Church. corner OF Grand
cad CrOsby-sts. -, u. ~ .,.h,h
CATHOLIC F IN tbs Hall Of ST. Stephens Church Twenfyeshh
and ,s between Lexington and Third-sVes
YCr wilson Industrial School st The New Assembly hoon
RrosdWay ia Fsso TWenty-eghth snd Twenty ninth-ss
PAr Union Home and School Tor Orphsns OF -
Uaien e.s.s Rooms Broadway and Twenyhudst
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Business Nolife5.
STARR g. MARCUS
JxNsLKRs snVKRsHrHs
No. "a John-Gt. n. Y,
lorn public they have added to their stock Of
ri, sgEsv superb assortment Of the 0oAAM
MANUFACTURERS CoNPAxT SnvER PLATED WARE
This vars Il tue of kind produced IN this country and
e. destined 70 srpss5 any made by Ellington Of Birmingham Dixon
Of shsed or Cbrssoas In quality Of metal and pasnE
,sy o. sxao designs heish commend 1t to favorable
osn6tsgaaoa
TspsSsn rp,s5a al articles bear their trSds mark thus
81
sCpHMNUgco
VI, s. aussss pride being in0dorsTs Of these goods
ssbsy tong felt by Of refined TASTE TO whose
god opssasa and patronage are indebted.
fbSss ssoAs CAIN perfect harmony with the beautiful
.s, ac we bavs ssd to enbody all productions ofjsws
Esf a. siyesware
HOWARD & Co.,
JawELKRs SILvERsNTTBs,
no SO BROADWAY. NKvf
Hays atSsa a srang IN with the
OoauAH MsSUTlcTUEISe COnPANI Of Providence,
CsLz1aA ND GokuAM PLATED WARE.
II u
1.saAHATa,o oCpaAMAcsco
hi, Thar o9sf other house In the country
Aso fBr as.e snt Of SOLID sMvEKwARE DIAMoSDs, fkS
JsEsJRT WAronss FANoI GOODS &C.
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WINTER CLorHIN0.--The best place TO buy superior
evey texture style AID make Aso Dess and Bus
order, fUHNthlNO
CIoTHNe 80 AZ b. BALDwSs No - ssd u bo"eT7 the
largest assortment In the city and prices less
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gAnNrMs AMERICAN MUSEUM Auov
DAY AND EyENlEG-HABRIi Or THE NOoP 9iSo HIJN
MAKER ". CLARKE oud illl company COZ
nRFD THOUSAND CURlOslIlES-FAN AMbUhohS w
LECTION OF WILD ANIMALS.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

TO ADVERTISERS.
THE NEW Yopk NEWS is now taken throughout the
Southern Staten, and the unsputed fact that it has
larger circulation in the South than the journals OF tn
New York Press combined will insure the attention Of
tbe comm ercial public and the public generally.
Advertisers now ayailing themselves of the opportu'
.tv to make known their business through the column
osTzx NEW Yoax NEWS, are convinced Of the import
sncs Of IT'S great circulation throughout the South, in
consequences 1.-THE large orders received by them certify
h the value of this journal the best medium for 3D.
arIan0 and the public generally depending upon pub
ot IN SECURE an extension of business commensurate
With enterprise, should not fail to become acquainted
t ths unouestionabs advantages to be derived from
announcing through the columns Of this popua al
whatever relstes to commercial or financial matters no
@s IL "'A0n ~
.Sy MA AIN msF bs sngsgsds H@RssS
GEEEiTfl 70 sRENj AdIHGWQOD, :
.s! z pl I as 3 = ssy 81 Rar asws 8nilding.
= 80 No. 10 City: HaR squsse, New York.
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E5yHr NEW YORK NEWS lHAs .BATTIEDF AGAINST
Il asspcasu.Sorfour yeass of blood and tarror, In
assertion Of the sanctty Of tho Constitution. Apsict
Ism sufficiently braad to embrace both sections has bean
Its guide anit refers with honest pride to Its
record to show at It hns not turned to the right or the
LEFT under iii the violence Of arbitrary power.
True to IL principles as THENEWsh has been through
the reign Of terror 1t challenges public confidence In
honesty and independence for the future.
The political transition Of The present day opens t
THE NEWS new and wider field Of usefulness. Stan
te now as i.l wsyf has On tho inyiolabity Of the 90
Bttuton acc ing to the Interpretation Of the atr 10
constructcnists it presents ralyinR ground for ALL
both sections, who arc friends OF generous CONSERVE
ts. Az true and tried exponent Of sectional amity
o6cpies position makes 1t the Att!hs mediate
In holding up to the party Of order In both sections In
tsrests and principles that gave breadth and vitality 70
their alliance Al an interseconal agent devoted 70
freedom Of election, TO trial by jury TO the sanctaE
The aaoe; eops and opposed now As far four years Of
tsrru II has been to The Capitalization that dFel to
trample on the rights Of States, North or South TIL
NEWS places itself candidate for support before b
grsat bodyof thisonos mes people. r, #s
The circnmstanoesof Of the moment make he dissem
ination Of the principles Of THE NEWS duty Of n.
dtvtduM p2Sr10elau. GVcfy Iusn WIZ eonSofs AZ ~
doct,ne must he entertain true Of freedom,
do no In no sirit Of indifference but rather with the
earnss.nssi tof high hpE justified. nsy bound. in
his love Of Liberty TO do 90. tho proprietor th
Canvass hs n.kpA here OF the public generally IN tho
hsndTuf those msn who give lin the approval Of their
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to tho cause Of ict construction" interseeona con-.
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Tns proprietor ofTHE NEWS oars therefore. upon'
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prest c-isisi tho ouptry,s Sornes tho duty Of Civ
Ing to the influence Of his paper daily, seiweshy @
weea the wider, power dor good which at seeks hero
Entougn the ssfvios Of itsindividua supporters .'
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Az ~ ,~,gln c.is = TEE IT, oses:g
SEMI.WEENY AND WEEKLY NEWS.


rhsae two Journals are rnsdo up With special refer
ancs 10 the wants Of country Subscribers, andeoutan
ruoh variety Of matter a to render them welcome to
~ ,esveurry snyin the land In the matter Of IITERA
TuRs, tho caoioest stories Of the best wEiters ar
spread forth IN their eoln,ars; and moro excellent nte
rsry matter is furnished in one issue than bo had In
many Of tbs eIcfusvsis literary Journals Of the day.
Tho aENERAL NEWS Is admirably sa''etsd and con-
deussd soss give al the current In ~
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Tho COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE Ia carefully pre-
pared, and includes reliable MAHxxr RrfoHTs nom al
points. which aze not e1ceed by any 1osrna In IN
ca tha n.me. Of ali Friends Of CONSTITUTIONAL
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FREE. '' -
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ke celt chesp aphcsnzsd. Addre0 EHAW b GLA1K
lzssada4csa Aafa. ~. .e....a ~ sDsszasfts
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-09-29

neAA~ Bad thoughts quickly ripen into bad
actions.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-09-29
Massey.


Posi- ORFIs, CoNFEDRrT X RoAps, !
(Which is in the State NV kentucky,)
September llth 1866
am at home, and glad am that am at
home. Here in Kentucky. surrounded by
Dimocrats, immersed part of the time in
my oiishel dootes, and balance Nv the
time in whisky, with the privilege NV walIo.
pin niggers and the more ineStimablc and
soothn privilege NV assstin in mobbin NV
Northern AblishnlSts, who are not yet all
out Nv the State, time passes pleasantly, and
leaves no vain regrets. | alluZ 20 to bed
mites feelin that the day hez not bin wasted.
From Detroit the Presidential cavaIcade,
or as the infamous .Jacobin Radical party ir-
rclevaMtly term it, the mcnajcry, proceeded
TO Chicago. The Recepshuns his Imperial
Highncss received through Michigan were
flatterin in the extreme. continue my
diary.
IrsLANrY. At this pint the President dis,
played that originality and fertility NV imagi-
nashun characteristic Nv him. The recepshun
WIZ Grand The masses called for Grant,
and his Highness promptly responded. He
asked en- eff he was Judis lskariot who wuz
the Saviour? Thad Stevens? If so, then
after swingin around the crk!e, and findin
traitors at both ends NV the line leave the
80 States with 81 stars onto EN- in your hands
and
The train wuz off amid loud shouts of
''Grant, Grant" to which the President re.
sponded by wavin his hat
ANN ARBoR. -Atthis pint the train moved
in to the inspiring sounds band playin
'IIaIc to the Cheet. ~ His Majesty smilinly
appeared and thanked EN- for the demonstra
ton. 1t was soothin, he remarked The
air their band wuz llayn, "Hale to the
nu bn (bnaf
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY.


T.I-N VN. Vt IT.
7 ~ undersigned will in connection with the
lt'uce OF IN" Law, pay special attention to tho
pur, h use and sale of Read Estate tII p,.snns la,
ing Farms Mill Properties, Timher-lnnCis or Houses
ana Lots TO dispose Of are invited to furnish FIJI
price and terms Of sale Blanks for this nurno.c
VII! b" furnished on application.
There Is already considerable inquiry for Maryland
pf"pefii! and those DESTROYS of selling should lose
no time IN placing their property in the market As
soon ~ sliIlcient property is offered II Descriptive
v'uao&ut Of n" same will be prepared for crcula-
ton in other States with view to attract the nttait
tion of purchasers to this Locality.
having made arrangements to advertise extern
HiFr!N IN tne Middle and Northern States persons
!ssn'ed OF facilities unsurpassed by any Real Estate
Bs'AIi claims for Soldiers BountieS Pensions
Compensation for Enlisted Slaves &c.. attended to
promptly. j. T. MrCRERY
Aug Is lSG6-ly EIktnn Md
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bridge Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that application will be
IA made to the County Commissioners Of Cecil
county at their first rerS lar meeting after the LIST day
of October next, for the appointment of Examiners
to view and determine the proprioty of building
bridge over Loves Run on the Forge road; and also
of change in the location of said road the south
side Of til" Rum on tho farm OF Jacob Richards in
the Sixth District Tsept /, ISGj--5w
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-09-29
The "BOys in Blue" are Coming

The "BOys Ia fs2he are So"i' -
Thew oro COMING. Andy Johnson-a he st Of
..Roys in. BIue.''
rrosb fror, a hundred fields of war. the bat
tln.scored and true;
Not now with cleaning bayonets and roll of
martial drum,
But arm %In 9 thav co ~, e"0 I'll p
~ .L:Iii H. nt,,n; ao[r tha,, horo rrom troi
sI'e.u i VI 80 49, 9n ''r7 way
Tho WIS oo m,;",' Andy Jobnso,-o host Of
iNeS az Rr Uot"''i H., amy ''''''-
Thew are coming. ANDY Johnson-the loyal
Bows in Blue.
From Maine and New Hampshire, and the
Bay State, ever uue;
From the Green Mountains of Vermont and
little Rhodeys shore:
'io"' h ,nu "V yntorans nour,
A. ",l,a, Ga,h;m, der the land the news
of Snnntnr dow.
Tho,, ore cn,ming Andv Johnson-the loyal
R,,,s;, Pine
They are coming. Andy Johnson-thc loyal
Bows in Blue.
From New Jersey ard from Delaware, and
Maryland tried and true,
And from the grand old keystone-man
answering to man.
With nIedoes for the .sstar Brigade" and
fGanry in the van
70 ,;e,d no .o1d;nrs' need Of nraise TO worth
~ and yalnr due
Tbav are romino, ANDY Johnson-the loyal
Bows in Bue.
They are coming Andy ]ohnson-the earnest
BOYS in Blue,
From Sion and mill. and forge and field
tbr steadfnsf and the true.
Tbn heroes of the Emuirc State. despite her
rccreant son.
Who turns to shame and mockery the good
deeds he has done.
To spurn with wrath the Noses false, the
taithIcss leyon. too
They are coming. ANDY Johnson-the earn.
est Bows in Blue.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-09-29

nay- 1t is estimated that one thousand
persons have arrived at Galveston and IIous-
ton, Texas, to escape the prosecutions of
guerrllas in the interior, who rob and muir
der on both sides Unfortunately, for plum
der. Affairs throughout the State are daily
becoming worse
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-09-29

Bsi5- The New Y ork Herald editorily says ::
''The Gubernatorial election in Pennsylya-
MA will be all one way. Major General
Geary will undoubtedly be elected by ma
!orlty that will settle the questions at issue
in all the other loyal States and revive the
old proverb, AS goes Pennsylvania so goes
the Union. :"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-09-29
The Bucks County Intelligencer.
D0ylestovyn, Pa.

MERSONS wishing to dispose of REAL. ESTATE in
i Maryland or Delaware Ia good advantage. should
advertise in the aboye-named newspaper, which cir
cuIateS more largely than any other in Eastern Penn
sylvania Terms, &c may be learned hycommuni-
eating with HENRY T. DARLINGTON, Editor and
Proprietor, or the Editor of The Wig,
Aug Is, lS6t-3m#
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-09-29
IT Prevents POVERTY AID VRETCHEDHEss. ,

iePcope alive the Importance oft They hand
e e'G ms WIFE ana @ ones dependent on The world cold charity the
more tn3" nor more wGod the world dies but his family well provided,
nag the prudence to effect Life Insurance. Many instances this kind have
tina a uronre Cy1lo1u c1nuottu
The l1ua
o IS ctZcuS.
The COST of insurance. the E much less than generally Supposed
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