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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-23

The great Issue before the people Is,
whether all the powers of Government
shall be concentrated in the hands of the
General Goyernment-the States being re- .
duced to the condition of counties-and a :
consolidated despotism be thereby estab-
ished; or, whether those rights oflOoal
seli-gOvernment which our fathers enjoy
ed and which we-inherited from them, and
without which there can be no real liberty,
no wise government, no public economy, i
no light taxation, shall be preserved
A powerful faction, represented by ma
jority in Congress, have conspired to over
throw the free and benefeent institutions
of our fathers, and to substi ute therefor an
oligarchy of privileged classes, crushing
the mass of the people and all individual
liberty, under the weight of despotic and
unrestricted General Government. To eff
feet this object, they, in plain violation of
the Constitution, exclude eleven States
from representation in Congress and insist
upon comforting upon negroes the right
to vote-,not out of regard to the negro,y
but because they expect to be able,
with their money, to control his vote, and
thereby perpetuate their party ascendency..
Let every man who is opposed to the
schemes of the conspirators, who cherishes
the institutions founded by our fathers,
who appreciates the necessity and benefits
of local self government, who is opposed to
seeing the great State of Ohio shorh of her r.
dignity and reduced to the dependent con7
E.,e y.rt. u 1v.sNA NArs u
Negro Suffrage, join with the Democracy
in rescuing our country from the gfaspof
the MaliynaDts. .-....r.-r -.fr
By order OF the Democratic State Gem
tral Committee of Ohio. Id ~ "a
'@ JOHN G. DUN. Chairman.
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QDBIo STATESMAN,
FLORIDA.

The Presidents Peace Proc amatIOn
in FIOrida-Thc JurisdictiOn of the
Courts BestOred-PTOclam Of
Governor walker, and order OF Ma
iOr.GeneIRl Foster.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-23
>. /, NUMBER ~" "2
DEE0CsAlg STATE G0AIEyIIgN.
.ThursSay, 1Mayua4th, 1860

7 The Annual State Convention of the
Democratic 'party Of ohio,' WI be heidih
Columbus, on EhuTsdsay, the 2Adb day
Of AEay, 1865, to transact such business as
may come before it, and to put in hopfha-C
ltion candidates for the following offlces:3 :3'l
: Secretary ef STATE ~ '.''' ~ 80 ~ ~
.JRdgs d ta@ Supreme Cont ? . "Eiz ,. ossi
Member Of de board u Pabt& Vorls.9',i 4
7 The BASIS of representation for the appor! q p
.tionment Of Delegates fs as follows: 01soJ
Delegate for each county one for every
dee hundred votes gVeDfOr Gen. GEORGE Wa
MORGAN for Governor, last October; and,
an additional one for every fraction Of ttvoA
hundred aud .dftA and upwards, The num- d
Der of Delegates to. which each county is
entitled, is indicated in the following table:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-23

[Fiom the Rev. l.. d. Fcndall, Assistant Editor
ChristiIn Chronicle. Philadelphia
have derived decided benefit from the use Of
HOohand's German Btters, and feel it my privilege
t0 recommend tb en- most valuable tonic, to all
who suffering from General Debility or from dis
eases arising from arrangement Of he Liver. Yours
truly, h. d. rENDALL.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-23

HEADQ'Rs, DEPARTMENT OF FLoRIDAl 81
TALLAHASSEE Fla, April y, 1866. E
General Orders, No. % - .rw ,....
His EXcellency the President, in his
proclamation OF the ID instant, having de-
clared that the insurrection which hereto
fore existed in the State of ''Elorida, is at
an end, and henceforth to be so regarded :"
And the Honorable Secretary of War
having with the approval of the President,
declared in orders OF, the 9th instant that
although the "President's proclamation
does not remove martial law" it is not ex-
pedient, however, to resort to military tri-
bunals In any case where justice canrbe at,
tanned through the medium of civil au-
thority.
And the Constitution of the State of
Florida having provided that all the inhab-
itants thereof "aie tree aud shall enjoy the
rights OF person and property without dis
tinctiOn of color" . t'- ..". AS
And the courts being now organized In
said State, and the officers and people in
general "well and Loyalty disposed" 50 that
the constitution "and the laws can be sus-
tanned and enforced therein by proper civil,
authority, State or Federal" ...
Aud tue bill entitled ''An act to protect
an persons in the United States IN their civ
il rights and to furnish means for their
yiudicationn having becomes law--oo-q s,
1t is therefore ordered as follows:
!. All persons in this department, now
under military arrest, shall be turned over
to the civil authorities for trial, except sol.l
diers and those subject to military law, and
such other persons as shall be detained by
special orders hereafter to be issued from
these headquarters. 'T15a1 no gitg5sbsllde
o.. IIffutdre, commanders of districts and
posts will.iwhen requested, assist the min-
isterial officers of the civil authorities in
making arrests; but will arrest no citizen
on their own order, except in the absence
of the proper civ hauthorities, or upon thelr
neglect or refusal to perform their duty !;
and, in all such cases, unless. the citcum-
stances provided for In paragraph 8 exist
they will immediatelytfrn over the persons
arrested to the military authorities. o3 ,,s,,
I 3. Should any case or cases arise in which
a citizen, agent OF the uFreediie rs Bureau,
or d coumander rofi d INSTRUCTOR post. shall
deehsChat jasBiceiwilllnot be done before a.
civil tribpRah they will, respectively, re-l
port such case or cases, together with afti-
ldavits showing The necessity for military
intervention totHese headqOart forc0nsc
sidefatiOn and thelnecessarg actioned eds %
/ .Eo7fsoTqu aIcs
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No. Ass South High street., and
.,,.i. No. 971 North High SlreeI,

ysii 4SH.1sfdi I w t11G11'YH'Al esIHHSe' ,rt'
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that he has just received aIhfgO and well seleoted
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St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-19
Females vending millinery and other


small articles. whose stock in trade is
no. over $500. pay license Of S.
only but if over that amount, they are
required 10 pay the same license as 9th
er persong-oath 70 be taken as to the
amount Of stock at the principal season Of
the year
TIE Clerk shall not issue lieerse to
any person TO sell Spirituous or iermen-
ted liquors from whom the Grand Jury
has recommended license to be with
held, or to person whose license has
been suppressed By the Court, without
the special order of the Court.
The 86th section of the Code. which
required an applicant for license to open
oyster and eating houses, to procure the
recommendation of two neighborlng free
holders. and also to make oa'h before
the Clerk of the Circuit Court OF bis
County &c, as to the annual value OF bis
house, is repealed.
The above licences to retailers and oys-
ter aud eating houses 60 into effect the
lst day of May.
Bva late act of the General Assembly
of Maryland it was enacted that when
raw person. or body polite or corporate,
shall propose to sell or barter anything
mentioned IN the preceding secton' ex
cent splrituous or fermented liquors, ne
shall apply to the Clerk of the Circuit
Court of the county in which be may re-
side. or if he resides in the City OF
Baltimore. to the Court of Common
Pleas. for license therefor but no IL
censc to trade, or to srll spiritnous or
fcrnlented liquors shal! be issued by any
clerk of court to a tenac c0rert, or to
any person under the age OF twenty
one. without the special order Of the
Judge of the Court; but no Judge snail
give such special order to is>ue ilcenseS
to sell spiritnous or termented liquors
nnless upon the Recommendation OF at
least ten respectable freehoders, resi-
dents Of the ward or district wherein
the place of sale may be; and whenev-
er anv license shall be issued to a teh'e
corer or minor, the said feme coret or
minor shall be responsible for all con
tracts made ia the prosecution of their
business under such license, and shall
be liable TO be sued therefor in any
court Of this State, aud the said .tcme
corey may be sued or indicted and pros
ecutcd 10 case of violatioa by her of
the License Laws Of this State, or In
case she keeps d:sorderiy house, as If
she was ten,e sole; and, if judgment
be obtained against her on amy contract,
execution shall or may issue in the or
dinary way to effect her separate estate :
Provided, however, that such RESPONSE
bllity shall in 20 manner eject or I'M
pair the responsibility Of the husband or
parent under the existing laws.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-19
NOTICE
TO M { R C N a n 7 S
~ TRADERS, !
A1N D 0 7 Il l R 5.

A IL. persons and bodies corporate or
q pohtic, in Saint MaFy,s county; mt /;
Who are or shrll be doing any act or shall
be in the ocospa'ion Of any house or
place FOR any purp Sc, for which a license ,;
is made necessary by the laws OF MARY
land. are. hereby warned, to obtain Il
cense or renew the same.
On or before the Jirst day Of May "ea',
nnder the penalties prescribed by SAID
laws. for the infrac,ion thereof
Those interested arc notified OF the fol-
,or;np requirements of the License Laws
0.esod by tho General Assembly OF Mary
land. ,1:
ne rates required for Traders L'cen-
ses ar. as follows.
# the amount of goods on hand at the
principal season of sale or expected 10 Dc
tent on hand, does not exceed.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-19

WE are prepared 10 furnish lumber to
W order, delivered at Poor Jack Landing,
on the Potomac, at the following prices
Pue, Chcsnnt Red Oak and Poplar Lum-
her at from $ 0 to -. 50 per thousand, ac-
cordiqg to quantity taken.
Chcsrut is the most lasting timber and most
suitable for fencing ami wharis
Address, "Montross, Wcstmoroland CO., Va
r, l.. WHARTON a. co.
March 8. 1S66-3m.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-19

To amend the ff:y-sixth Article Of the CoIa 9
Of Puo.ic General Laws. relating 70 Licea-
sez, by adding thereto the following section,
relating . Partnerships taking out Licen-
ses.
Sec. l. Belt enacted by tie General As
sembiy Of Maryland. That the fQ.,oaiag sec
tioa be. AMI the same IS hereby added to the
fity-.xth Article Of the Code oil Public Gen c
raj Laws, to follow the secoad section there
of:
Any license may be obtained by partner
slips or firms, as well as by Individuals; but
IN all cases, TIE names or the partner # any
firm shall be set forth in full in the license
and no license, shall proiec: any person pre-
tending to act under the same, uu'eSs he is
named therein. or is entitled as representa-
tive or assigned under the provisions herein
alter contained in this article. aud the Clerk
issllIng the license, shall enter upon The record
of licenses, the full names of and tue members
Of co-partncrsnip 10 whom such license is
issued
See. ,. And be it enacted, That this act
shall take effect on the thirtieth day OF April
next.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-19
AN ACT

To amend the seveItieth section Of the fifty
sixth Article of the Code of Public Gen
eral Laws, relating to Licenses OF Ordina-
nes.
Sec. /. Be it enacted by the General AS
semblv Of Maryland. That the seventieth
section Of the iity-sl1th Article OF the Code 81
Pnh,ic Geueral Laws, relating to Licen-
ses for Ordinare, be and the same is hereby
repeated, and the following enacted in lieu
thereof:
If any person or body polite shall prop"s c
TO open Or keep an ordinary ne shan apply
to the Cork Of tie Circuit Court OF he coun-
Y in which said applicant may reslde, or II
he resides in the city Of Baltimore. to the
Court Of Common Pleas, for q license thereof,
under which license elirituous or termenteoi
liquors, or Ia gerber. may be baftered or sol.
III quantities less than pint.
Sec. 2. And be it enacted, That this act
shall take effect ON tie thirticth day OF Aprli
next.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-19
COLLECTOR 'S|uOTICE.
DY the County Commissioners for St
Norv's county

DY the County Commissioners Tor 3,
ID Nary's county-
ORDERED, That Robert F. Taylor.
Collector If State an: County taxes IN sae
Is, election district Of Saint Mary ) eopn-
ty. cause advertisement expressing the
name of the following laudS. houses, lots
or parcels of land and the cottages or
buildings thereon, the amount or taxes
due thereon. together with the name Of
the person chargeab!e with the same to oe
inserted once per week, for and during
four weeks, in the Saint Mary's Ga>stte, a
a newspaper published in Saint Narys
county. aud in the Baltimore Ga>e'te.
paper published in the city Of BALTIMORE +
notifying that unless the StAtc and Coun-
ty taxes due On the said lands, houses
lots and cottages shall be paid to the said
collector. within the space Of thirty days
after The publication of the notice atore-
said, is completed. the lands, houses, lots
and cottages aforesaid, or such parts there
of as may be necessary to raise the sum
due hereon, shall be sold to the highest
bidder for the payment of the same.
PIT Elmore.' containing one hundred
acres, more or less, lying in St lnigoe's
district, ST. Mary's county, assessed to
Thomas aud John Clarke. The taxes
due on this land for the years 1864 and
1865 amount to $50 ou
A New Hotel, with grounds attached. To- ,
Gated at Poiut Lookout in st. lnigoe's
District, assessed to NJ. McNeal. The
taxes unon this properly are for the yea"
1868 and amount to so 80
Cottage No %, assessed to Dr.. Law
renee Roane. the taxes on which are for
the years 1861 and 1865 amount to
s. 2.65
Cottage No. 4, assessed 10 Thomas W.
Cough, the taxes on which are for the F,
wears 1864 and 1865 and amount to
s. 26 !
Cottage No. s, assessed to Henry r.
Harris, the taxes Oh which are for the
year 1865 and amount to s. % /
Cottage No. 46, assessed TO J. II War
rem, the taxes on which are for the year
1860 and amount to s. Is
Cottage No. Il, assessed to Samuel II.
Berry, fhe taxes on which are for the
year 1900 ana amount 10 500
Also, another Cottage number unknown,
assessed to Walter Bowie and 7. f. |
Williams, the taxes on which are for |
the year 1863 and amount to s. 50 |
Y These lands. houses, lots and Gotta
gcs are located in St lnigoc's district
iu ST. Mary's county.
BY order
JAMES H. WILSON,
Clerk |
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-19
AN Aor


Toamand the forty second section, relating t.
fine Granting OF Licenses to trader. OF Artl
Gle 6Gt,-,ixth OF the Code of Public General
Laws
Be it enacted by the General Assembly Of
MARYLAND. That the forty-second secrion OF
article tfty sixth of the Code of Public Gen
eraI Laws. relating to the granting OF Licenses
10 Traders be and the same is hereby repeat-
ed And the following enacted as SUBSTITUTE
thereof: ,
Sec T. When any person. body polite,
or cornorate. shall purpose to sell barter any
tIino mentioned in the proceeding section, eN-
ccpt spirituous or icrlneuted, liquors, he shan
a,Irjv to the Clerk cf the Circuit Court of the
rnnntrv in which ne may reside, or II he re-
sides in the city of Baltimore, to the Court q
Common Pleas foi license thereof; but 10 Il
ccnse to trade, or to sell sprituous or lermea-
t.d i01sr& shall be issued by any Clerk OF Il
court to a feme-covert, or to any person un-
der the ace of twenty one, without the special
order of the Judge Of the court; bat no Jut5e
Shall give such specia! order to issue license
to sell spiiitous or fermented liquors, unless
upon the recommendation OF at least two re-
spcctalle. lIeeho.dars, residents OF the ward or
district wherein thc place OF sale may be, ard
whenever any license shall be issued to a
Gmc-caycrt, or minor, the said tcme covert.
Tor minor shall be reponslhle Tor al! contracts
tnade in the prosecution OF Their business un-
,lSr such license, and shall be liable to be sued
therefor IN any court of this State; and the
said femc-covcrt may be sued, or indicted and
pros, cutctl In case of Il violation by her OF the
license laws Of the State, or IN case she should
keep II di,ordrry house, as II she were ieme
sole: aud. i! iudgmeut be obtained against her
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-19

\ gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervou, Debility. Premature Decay, and Al
rhe effects ot youthful lu1scr,tou, viii, to'
the sake ot suffering humanity, ,eud free 10 Al
who need il the recipe and directions for max
ing tae simple RENE j. by which lie was cur
ed. Sufferers Wishing TO profit by the a3rer-
Users eN NTc,icnce, an 10 50 by addressing
JOHN b. OGDEN,
NJ Is Chambers St., New York
Feb Sth. lS5a-lyr.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-19
Established IN 1852.
MCPHERSON &. FEPGESSO "

-HCFHERSON & FEPG ESSON
81 Pa: Avenue. corner list st.. East Capitol
Hill, Washington. ~ C. 'N'
nga'srS in DREGS. MEDICINES AMI
CHh.hltALS: El.N'CF and TOXET4H-
IIeLE>: SURGfo,N'S'. BfT9fLvG and
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TtOTH BRE>Uk: COuBS R4Vd
Rt.u LIBLN"> EXTRACTS pm
Lows NIGHT BLOO.NL.NJs CERELrS:
tOAOG,NE; POMiDES, HAIR OIL.
Sc. Sc. dc.
DA'Ids5n,S Syrups (thc best in uss J; Es-
sex rye and Ear Syringe and Dourhc Hard
Rua6cr, G.aSs auG Metal Svrinses; G. Geuu;ne
Castle & Soap; Glycerine, Honey and other
Toilet Soaps, &c.
Farmers, Physicians and Country Mer-
chants VIII find our stock Of Medicines COM
plcte. and Of the best quality.
Prescriptions compounded with care. and
orders filled with despatch.
March Is, lS66-3m.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-19

The applicant must either MAXI GA. :"
.. Lcr.tnfore before the Clerk Of the CIR
1u;, Court Of the county where he Is engag-
ed,in business Of the amount of goods kept
on hand at the principal season OF sale !;
or the oath may be administered by D US
tiee of the Peace whan the person want
;np the license applies through an agent
IF the latter course be adopted, the Ioi-
lowing form will be deemed q sufficient
compliance with the act
81. Marys County, to ~a:
On this day of of--1s66, be-
fore the subscriber, Justice ofthe Peace
of the State OF Maryland, in and tor salt
county, personally appeared - and
declared that be INTENDS to apply for a
Traders License under the laws Of the
State to the Clerk of the Circuit Court
for Saint Marys county, and made oath
that tho amount of stock Of goods gener-
ally kept on hand by him Cor By tie con-
Germ in uhich he is engaged, 10 case 1t IS
partnership at the principal season OF
sale Cor if the applicant has not precisely
engaged in such trade, that the amount Of
the stock Of goods he expects to keep, dc.,)
does rot Cor will not) exce"d--
Sworn before---
IF the oa.h be administered by Jus
tIes of the Peace out of the county in
which the application is made, there must
be attached the certificate of the Clerk OF
the Circuit Court of the county IN which
the Justice resides.
Persons may sell salt to euro fish 10
March, April and May without licersc-
Vendors Of cakes aud vendors of beer and
cider. who are the makers of such beer
and cider, Oascr beer excepted;) are not
required to pay license.
License to Ord'narics and larfra he'p-
<rs.-The licenses to ordnarles and tavern
Keepers to sell spirituous or iermented Il
auors, or lager beer in quantities less than
a pint, at any one time. are as follows
Provided that the applicant shall first be
recommended to the Clerk by two respec-
table freeho!ders Of bis immediate vlclnl-
ty. and shall make oath before said Clerk
that be has bona iidc (and without intend
1,g to evade the requirements of this ar
ticls, provided and expects to MAINTAIN
six good beds with sufficient covering
thereo:-and three rooms more than SUIT
eient for the private uses of said ordinary
keeper. with stabling and provcnier for
Ave horses at least and if said applicant
resides in the City of Baltimore, that he
has provided and expects to maintain
twelve good beds with covering as atore-
said and six rooms.
The said applicant is also to make oath
before the Clerk as to the rate CT rent or
annual value of the house at or in which
tho business to be authorized by the Ii
cense may be done, or Intended to be
done
If the rental or anrual value is not
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-19

= :. MORGAN HAVING BOUGHT
eD OUT THE. Interest Of Trcga. Morgan
: Co.. viii continue the BUSINESS at
No. 40 WESI PRATT STREET, op-
po~i;e the Mat'by House. With grateful
thauk- to his irictds and the public foI
Their p9'roua1e and confidence, lie respect
funy ASKS continuance OF their kind
n,.s. IT, earnestly requests ihl' all per-
sru, indebted 70 Tue Old firms Of Tlcg1 u
Morgan. AMI TrcIa Morgan & CO make
immediate. paymynr to b.m, a Ill. oIhce,
No. I4y WEST PRATT SrEEET.
Respectfully,
j s MORGAN 4 50
MaleL -9.h. leo3-ly.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-19

AN ACT to amend the twentyfrst and
twenty-secon1 sections ofthe fifty slNtn Ar
tice Of the Cole Of Public General Laws
relating to the License of Hawkers and
Pedlars.
Sec. !. Be it enacted bv the General As
sembiy Of Maryland that, the twenty tirSt ana
the twenty second sections of the ttty-SiNth
Article OF the Code Of Public General Laws,
relating to the Licenses Of havkcrS and ped
lars be and the same are hereby repealed. and
the following sections enacted IN llen ,here-
OF:
"Twentv-one." For every such license
not 10 extend bcvond the county in which the
same may bc issued, there shall be paid hc
following rates to wit: for every Hcbt>e IL tfa-
vel on foot tn. sum OF forty dollars; IL travel
with horse or other beast Of burden ana VA
con or other vehicle the sum OF hity dollars:
with two horses or other beasts >ot burden and
wagon or other vehicle. the sum of seventy
dollars. For every such Lccu>e Il extend
over the Who'll, Eastern SHore ,or the whole
Western Shore there shall be paid the follow
ing rates, to Wit. ior every utFNSc to travel
oil foot the sum # sixty dollars; to travel "ItIl
a horse or ether beast ct burden OF enc
horse and other beast If burden and waE' u
or other vehicle the sum Of oue bundled do.-
lars; with TWO horses or other beast II tufdca
and wagon or other vehicle the sum Il oue
hundred and hlty dollars,
.rweuiv-lwo.' No such license shall
be granted to any other than IA white per
son. or TO any hawker or ledlar IN the name
of sty.s Vi y iaItAsIsAip =! s-hl"n!, ana