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nc radical leaders candidIy acknowledge that
'heir Encouragement of tine finance, has bccp
outrageous. They admit that their party would
nave been broken to pieces ~ the close OF the war
ny its financial errors alone, had not the quarrel
oe,~fen them and President johnson diverted
ing restoration. They think that they can ro;se
enough noise abe ut ;ro riots, restoration and
o.ner SIDE topics TO keep the financial 81, tion
ou. u the coming canvass and carry all the
Northern States. But they forget that every vt-
. Mr Is TAXPAYER, and that until they can keep
the tax collectors out of peoples pockets our f.
nances, and the blundcrs aud exiravagances Of
.,,e tneieais In managing them, will be the main
absorbing issue which will prove most disastrous
to them NJ the polls. . : -
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in letter published in the National In,elli-
gencer,. the Hon. Montgomery Blair mentions the
following circumstance in the history of General
Lee:
General Lee said to my father, when he was
sounded by him, at the request of President Lin.
coin, after taking command of our army against
the rebellion, then hanging upon the decision o.
the Virginia Convention, "Mr. Blair look upon
secession as anarchy. If I owned the four mil
liens of slaves in the South would sacrifice them
all to the Union but how can draw my sword
upon Virginia, my native State2' lie said he
could not determine then said he would consult
General Scott, and went on the same day TO
Richmond, probably to arbitrate difficulties; and
we see the result"
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Kadfcaiism Unmasked.

The following editorial tit-6ts are from THE
Y. Times, a leading ';Union Republican, paper
Progress, with the Abolition leaders means
FIRST, Emancipation; next Suffrage, and finally A.
fnalagsnation.a The first step cost more blood
and treasure than any nation ever shed and ex-
pended in. any oneswar.i While tho struggle for
suffrage and amaigamation is progressing, the
emancipated negro WIN perish. -
w aolggo FAN rLAr.Fir r. rlsuqqo g
. Was i ftaak, fair or manly to ask the Southern
States to ratify the Constitutional Amendment
abolishing slavery, if we intended after they ac-
Septed that condition, to keep them out Of the
Vnionf ila,a LA 's.,i y ~: .4n
dAiTzE sovnassiEsr AND unos. ~ -
The people devoted three thousand millions. Of
dellars and halt million OLIVES to keep States
IN the Union. Congress has consumed eight
months ~ and s.nsf millions to keep such States
Why, 6 we arctic remain enemies, did VIC stop
tne war while our armies were in the field we
could could have completed the suLjuga,ion Of the
E.iAEyr t1oi,.
CONGRESS AND THE RADICALS.
- What step of any kind has Congress
taken towards restoration2 1t resists the appli.
eauon OF PRESIDENT Johnson's principles; to what
other principles has it given effect ! II. asserts
that the States which Grant, Sherman, Sheridan
and Thomas restored to the Union; are really
still out of the Union; hasit passed any measure
dealing with them us Territories? Has il thrown
into the form Of law any one of the purposes
which its leaders have avowed, or given any sign
Of carrying out what is represented as its will =
Has It enacted the punishment OF the Southern
Peopief Has 10 provided for the confiscation of
ArfN H. -
negro the right Of sufffage9 These are Radical
ideas-all parts Of the. great Radical plan, which
members OF the House will tell their constituents
has been deemed preferable to the President 5
plan. But the difference between them Is this !:
The residents plan, whatever are its defects, is
practicable; he has applied it practically and
with good results; while the Radical plan Is inn
practicable and has amounted to nothing, except
rs an obstruction.'' " . u ~
There is more point in the foregoing than is
usually found in whole columns of Radical twad-
die about the d.sPotsm and treachery and trca-
son OF Andrew johnson. Instead of abusing the
President let the Radical presses answer the a.
bore 70 the satisfaction of the people.
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- = : - = = = = - : z - :
M A RRIED.

On the oath ult., at st. Aloysius Church, Wash
ington, by Rev. Charles Stonestree, S. j., MIR
RALPH JEFFERSON, of Washington ID. c., to
Miss EMMA J., daughter Of Mr.. Joseph Nyman, for
merly of Boonsboro.' 80 t. -.t' -
On the 26th ult., by the Rev.A. N. Evcrs, Mr.. JO-
SEPH GOULDEN to Miss LII ClNDA HEARD,
both of this county. -, al. .-. a. j. 4. :
Adam J. Bovey, Mr.. ELI MOUR, to Miss SUSAN
slime, all Of this county. et<s = ~ VI +
On the 2sth of July, by the same, at the Barnum
House, in Cumberland, Mr.. JAMES II. GIBBS and
Nd
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Boston has seven, daily papers. only half a
m fan yaarc auo

Boston has seven daily papers,. only half as
many as ten years ago. ..'st - ~ hi
The business men of Houston, Texas, have
resumed specie payments. All transactions are
based on specie estimates. at l. +. .a.
Rev. George D. Cummins, D. D., of Chica-
go, has notified the standing committee of his ac-
ceptance of the Office of assistant bishop of the d.
ocese of Eentucky, to which he was elected by
the late Episcopal convention.
: -.aA SsE. 49,
Gold has been discovered in Carroll county,
Ca, and the people there are taking measures 10
test the extent of the deposits and therichness of
the vein. ,a ..s al. -: -. ....l 49, ... 49,.
-Ifthe Southern people are too disloyal to be
represented why do the Disunionists offer to give
them representations In Congress as soon So they
allow negroes to vote ! Let them answer that.
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ElTERsBURG DIS. NO o.

Notice Is hereby given, that the undersigned, APP
pointed by the Governor OF Maryland, officer Of
kegistratiOn for District No. ., y.-
.,.. LEITERSBURG, e..I
ia Washington County, will meet at the public
house of Edward Rouck, in the ttY~n Of Letters
burg. -. - J.,.ts- 4.i,- +5'-
On the Fira TUESDAY j. FEDNE.SB41 ] Of
+ ter de First MONDAY in AUGtiSTne1t,
and will meet regularly on the Tuesday and We'd
ncsday in each week from the said first Monday in
August to the Sd "Wednesday Of September inclu-
sve for the purpose ofdscarging his duties IS Off
Of Registrstion, according to the provisions Of
the Act OF Assembly passed at January Session,
1866, chapter la. Hours of meeting from o'clock
A. NJ, to 5 o'clock. +. M. on said days.
Aug. O. 1866. CHAS. LEE ARMOUR.
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FATAL RESULT OF HAVING ToorH DRAwS.-
Forty days ago Laigi Paccigalope, an Italian,
Is years of age, residing in Boston, had tooth
drawn at n dentists Office in that city. Blood
continued to flow from his jaw and he was taken
to the hospital for treatment. Plugs were inser-
ted, but failed to stop the hemorrhage. lie re-
maired there three days and WIS then taken
homt, " here he died from exhaustion, consequent
Huponthesloss of blood. - ''''
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GENERAL LEES LITERARY INSTRUMENTATION.
Robert E. Lceis not writing history ofhis CAM
migns for publication, as has been reported, but
he will publish in November.a new edition of
memoirs of the War in the Southern Depart
rnent of the. United States, by Col. Henry Lee"
1t was originally published in 1909, and again
in 1928, but copies are very rare. General Lee
will add q biography of bis father, Colonel Lee,
and much new and important matter.
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NIERCERSVILLE,
BAKERSyILLE,
C1oNoCoCHEAGUE DIs. NO. "a.

Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned, ap-
pointed by the Governor OF Maryland, Officer of
Registration for District No. l3.
...... ~. CoNOCoCHEAGUE, rsscs
on the Broad Fording Road; -.
tOa,he Eyrst. TUESDAYS HEDfESDA + qt-
Ter tie First MONDAY in 4PGUST NEAT.
and win meet regularly on the Tuesday and We /
nesday in each week from the said first Monday in
August to the Sd "Wednesday Of September inclusive
for the purpose Of discharging his duties as Officer
Of Registration, according 70 the provisions Of the
Act OF Assembly passed at January Session, 1865,
chapter. ia. Hours of meeting from 9 O'clock, A.
d., to O'Clock, r. NJ, on said days.
Aug. 2. l6c6. PHILIP ii. NEfBERT.
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DIE

On the I'd inst, VIRGINIA, daughter of John
and Elynorc Boyd, aged 5years, IL months and
days. - - mr..
On the LIST inst at his residence near Sharpsburg
JACOB D0MEK, aged Ga years and Is days.
Near Hagerstowr, n the sth, HARVEY youngest
son of Martin and Mary Miller, aged months and
Is days. t.D
AtFunkstown, on the 23d of July, MAMIE CORA
GRAY, aged six months and "a days.. ~
: In Boonsboro' on the 2nd,, Miss ELIZA KNOX,
in the seyenty-frst year of her age.
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SToNEBRAKER's (; u.
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J7sTATE OF EMANU ELT TICE,
DECEASED.

rNtttH DECEASED. % FhiNft
Notice il hereby given that the subscriber has OBJ
tanned from the Orphans Court of Washington
county. Letters of Administration on the personal
ceased. All persona having claims against the
said estate are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber or
before the LIST day of March next All persons
knowing themselves indebted 70 said cstat' se re-
quested to call and make immediate payment Civ
IN under my hand this oh day Of August, 1865. =,
~ JUHN'D. TICE.
Aug. 0, 1864 ..,.t ..., Administrator.
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Destructive Fire.

Ne-A few days since the Barn Of Mr.. What
you-callem, near this lace was entirely destroy
ed BY fire, together with his crops of Grain and
Hay, recently harvested and stored therein. Loss
estimated at $4,000. Insured for 81 900.
The folly of Mr.. w. in not having secured ad-
ditional insurance, is in the mouth of everybody.
Nowadays every sane man, in addition to his
policy in the Mutual, gets one of Taggart, Agent
Of the Metropolitan, at Hagcrstown. y e'" .
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C n 4 A II tVsN IooNa.T {;
GIFT c. ON G 'EaR II =

TO BE DRAWN ATN3!2a : q.
G r o v E RS II III EAT r II,
Washington, D. c., September 27th, 1866.
3O.OI7 VALUABLE Prizes -.
Will be presented to ticket holders, including
$4,000 IN. GREENBACKSu
Number Of tickets issued I25, 900. Price 81 each.
Five for $3.50, sent by mail receipt Of price, and
ments given TO reliable Agents The drawing will
POSITIVELY take place on the above date. All com
munications should be addressed to q" 'F'ti
VINCENT BUTTERFIELD e. CO.,
SAG Penn. Avenue, Washington, d. q.
p. o. Lock Box 66. .,.f.... . - 80
August l6, 1866. -..sg1 +,
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MuEruM IN RARvo.-An exchange which has
not the fear of shoddy before its eyes, sums mp
the doings of Congress in the following manner
Congress cuts off the bounty to poor soldiers,
raises the salary of members to FIVE thousand dol
lars per annum, aud squanders orcr two hundred
and ifty miflions uselessly."
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1T is impossible to read tile record Of the coli
lisioH in New Orleans between the two races, and
to examine its, causes without seeing that there
are men in this country determined unless they
can succeed in their political schemes, to re-enact
in the South the horrors Of St. Domingo. II re-
mains for the people Of the North to say at the
polls whether these Internal Vaccinations shall
be successful.
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Great Improvement In Sewing Ma chimes
EMPIRE SHUTTLE MACHINE.

Sdlcsroons 6Broad,oay, ". Y. -
$50 Washington st., Bostoa.
921Ches'nut s.. Philadelphia.
Patented February Il, 1850. "
THIS MACHINE, is constructed on entirely new
l. principles OF mechanism, possessing many rare
and valuable improvements, having been examined
py the most profound experts, and pronounced to
simplicity & Perfection Combined.
Ithas a. straight needle, perpendicular action
makes the Look or Shuttle Stitch" which will
neither RIP RAvEL, and is alike on both sides;
performs perfect sewing every description of ma
terial, from Leather to the finest Nainsook Muslin
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Having neither CAM nor COG WHEEL, and the
is emphaticsllya %.
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Itrcquires FIFTY PER CENT. LESS POWER
to drive it than any other machine ID the market
girl twelve years ofage can work Il steadily with
out fat gae or injury to health. \
Its strength and WONDERFUL. SIMPLICITY
OF construction, renders it almost impossible to get
out Of order, and is GUARANTEED By the company
to give entire satisfaction. ..... ..tr,.f
We respectfully invite all those who may desireto
supply themselves with superior article to come
and examine this UNRIVALED Machine.
cne nall hours instruction is sufficient TO enable
any person to work this Machine to their entire sat
isfaction. ..I .. lI.-00l - :
RELIGIOUS and CHARI1ABhR, .INsTITU.
TloNS will be literally dealt with,
AGENTS WANTED
for all towns in the United States where Agents arc
not already established. Also; Tor Cubs, Mexico
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count will be given. - " t';I' =
No consgnments mad, at all. Addbess :,
Empire Sewing Machine MIG Co.:
A&C. GIG BROADWAY,N..Y Y.
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= -i'Now, children" said school inspector,
-twho loves all hief p .A;; Il,
a, little grill, not four years old, and evidently
not posted in the ea.ecAishi, answered quickly {:
can women ~
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DEGIsTRATIoN OF VOTERS!

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned appoin-
ted BY the Gov rnor Of Mafylau Officer of tegis-
tration fol. District No. Q, -
wlLLIAMSPORT,
in Washington County, will meet at the public
house of VIM. Taylor, in thetowu of willismsport,
On The Fret TUESDA & WEDNESD AYqf-
, ter he First MOND1Ym AUGUST inert,
and will meet regularly on the Tuesday and We'd
ncsday in each week from the ssid first Monday in
August to the 81 edncsday Of September inclusive
for the purpose ofdischarging his duties as Officer
of Registration, according to the provisions Of the
Act OF Assembly passed at January Session, 1865,
chapter ia Hours Of meeting from o'clock, "A.
l., to-5 o'clock, =. NJ, or said days. w
Aug. 2, 1866. JOHN J.rWATSOy.
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poLTISG CLOTHS.
ID E:t- :; fi y 4
A WORD TO MIII.ERS

We again remind tn. Siiers of Washington and
adjoining, Counties, that we furnish SUPERIOR
OLD ANCHOR CL0TI s at IMPORTERS prices.
We are the agent for the b,H Importing House In
the country. ALL WARRANTED.
f. sr.s,f. ts Isl u. c. ROBERTSON.
b July2e, uttiis@ :Ht Bagcrstown Nd.
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DEGIsTRArIoN OF VOTERS.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, ap-
pointed by the Governor of Maryland, Officer Of
Registration for District No. II,
...r.. RINGGOLD, .,i a Il.
in Washington County, will meet at my residence,
Grecnsburg, on tSe
first Tuesddy and Wednesddy atttr the first INonday
.... in August merit, III
and will meet regularly on the Tuesday and We'd
nesday in each week from the said first Monday In
August, to the Sd Wednesday of September inelu-
sive, for the purpose Of dscharging his duties Is
Officer Of Registraton according to the provisions
Of the Act Of Assembly, passed at january Session,
1865, Chapter ia. Hours ofmeeting from o'clock
A. NJ, to O'Clock p. NJ, on said day.
Aug. l6, SO. GEORGE FULTON.
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DEGIsTRATIoN OF VOTERS.

H. 1880 ftl q s&
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, ap-
pointed by the Governor Of Maryland Officer of
Registration for District No. II, of Washington
county, will meet the citizens Of said District at
Mr.. Henry Moak', -...t,.
Pc. - TILGHMANTON, - 50 Z
on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, the l4th and
18th of August; and at Boyer 4 waton's Ware
81 ." zee '.a' house, f.' ... s'r
NIERCERSVILLE,
on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, the 9Th and
5th of September; and on every other TUESDAY
and WEDNESDAY, until the 10th Of September
n inclusive, at hisresidence, near 9.sss
r2.. 80 BAKEIlSEILLE, .,fi4,.s
for the purpose of dscharging his duties as OFF.
Ger Of Registration, according TO the provisions oi
the Act of Assembly passed at january Session, '65
Chapter l74, Hours Of meeting from 0 O'Clock, a.
NJ, to o'clock p. NJ, on each day.
Aug. 16, &c. JOHN E. KSODE.
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The frs bale Of new cotton received at Macon
has been purchased by the citizens and shipped
- o present to President johnson.
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FOREIGN NEWS BY THE CABLE.
Great HFitain- AssenPt 10 blow up the
Houses of Parliament

Losnos, Thursday, August s.--4Thers Is great
excitement here this evening at supposed at
tempt to blow up the two Houses of Parliament
Ten packages Of gunpowder with fuse partially
burned, were found near the entrance to the Lord
members Of Parliament have visions Of another
Guy Fawkes gsupowder plot.T q 7 [T
- The deaths from cholera in London during the
last week were ten hundred and ffty-three,. and
RON Diarrhea three hundred and forty -four. ~
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HANCOCK, District No. S.
----------------
CHARPSBURG DIS. NO. 1.

CHARPSBURG DIS. mol.
Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned, APP
pointed blythe Governor Of Maryland officer OF
Registration for District No. l,
SHARPSBURG,
in Washington County, will meet at the house oc-
cupied by John Hill in Sharpsburg,
On the Frat TUESDAYS WEDNESD Taf-
ter Me FIRST HONDA Yin AUGUST nert.
and will meet regularly on the Tuesday and Wed
nesday in each week from the said first Monday in
August to the Sd "Wednesday in September inclusive
for the purpose of discharging his duties OIL
the Act OF Assembly passed at january Session,
1865, chapterl74. Hours Of meeting from o'clock
A. NJ, to'5 O'Clock, p. NJ, said days. a.l
Aug. ., 1866 ELIJAH BOWERS.
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. REGISTRATION OF VOTERS.

Notice ia hereby given that the undersigned, ap-
pointed By the Governor of Maryland, Officer Of
Registration for District No. 2,
a.u PLEASANT VALLEY,
in Washington County will meet in the Office of
Elias Rohrer, in Rohrersville, On ~-a.
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,, lie TM md
sM days Of AUG UsT inst, -,
and on Tuesday and Wednesday the l4th and isth
DAYS of August inst, and on Tuesday and wednes-
day the 2Ist and 22d days Of August inst and al his
dwelling house in said District Tuesday and ed
ne.day the 18th and 18th days Of August. inst, on
Tuesday and Wednesday, the 4th and 5th days Of
September next, ON Tuesday and Wednesday the
II th days of September next, and on Tuesday the
18th and 18th days of September next
ia. AARON b. YOURTEE,
August 8, 'e6. Registrar District No. 8.
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cation, I39kl 10.
Balance due by Individuals for
- BOOKS, 125,l2 q
balance Books on hand, l,2il OF S2,7l2 06
The Treasurer in presenting his report for the
nseal year ending July 3lst, respectfully points the
attention OF the Board to the very considerable in
crease OF revenue derived from the Principal Fund,
now amounting to SIS, 800 40, invested follows:
U. S. Securities, ''' slllh0 90
Bank Stocks, 3D., ~ 900 90
State and County Bonds, S. 900 90
Private Securities, = gl7s 90
Cash uninvested, o.. .;.., 2 4al 10
The estimate valsc being SCI, GAO 90
The sum cf$7ss,T5 has been added during the
year to the Principal fund, by the from the
oaance at the close of the year of excess of premi-
UNI on Bank Stocks purchased. The Principal fund
may De expected to produce hereafter at least per
cent. ON the entire amount. More than 900 of
the Principal has during the last year been changed
from Private securities paying per. cent to Bank
Stocks paying from to IL per cent and County
Bonds ut nearly 81. In the distribution Of Text
Books, after having furnished all poor children APP
plying with the recommendation Of the Commits
sioner with Text Books requiredrnBE OF cHaRaE, to
an amount exceeding $780, and supplying all the
schools with Chalk, Pencils Pens, etc., without
cost, the Book account shows profit Of $3I 80,
and this too while supplying Books;at nearly. one
fully. - AiRERrr Snia 1T
August 10, 1866. Treasurer.
sMagerstown MAIL, Boonsboro' O6p FELLOW, aud
Wiliiamsport FRzE PREss,copy time cach.-lIER-
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80 i deA- aaj y ,t.-snQr ia go 'sL
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70, STATIONERY b etASK BOOKS, r,f,:
.aA BiBEHs Or svttr tAHrrlr, STYLE AND rnIcEs,
P6oTodRAPii ALBUMS, 49,, ~,
~ ~ siUsicAE INSTRUMENTS, Ei = ~
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without nssihbeI.. Tho particular attention o.,
housekeepess and iothsr also, collected to Ms
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FLOOR OIL CLOTH, ia. 4a.b bas s9Gll
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against wrench or liability to pull aIartin 'front.'
BEST QUALITY OF STEEL, ~ 'aeDi
and covered with heavy braid of Cotton Yarn,
| and finished in manner that renders their APP
pearance Neat aud Tidy rs long as they ars,
Worn. ,.,..f.l.t ei;{
EVERY SKIRT is WARRANTED "A.
Ierfect in every particular. L..ilt,,
H. u A. fINGLISG.,J
IIagerstown, May 81, 1866 aa' t'''b.n ~