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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-16
IPublishsl April 23 1856
Cbar-ar -I-2-Ganeral.

CHAPTER I9--'Es isTi"t.
Az ACT to amend SECTION p oi s1aptar
II Of tbe revised statutes entitled %.
the incorporation ot banking associ4-
tons"
The people Of the State Of Wisconsin, re-
presented in senate and assembly, 80
enact as 70 lows:
Section |. Section % Of e1sap5ar Il o.
the advised statutes entitled of the IN
CORPORATION Of bankinE ASSOCIATIONS, IS
hereby Sc nTnepded, as 10 read as follows
eeec 20. No tax shall hereafter Be asses
sed upon the capital Of any ha2S OF baak'
/ i,g association organized under the au-
I thorftv of this state but the stockholder'
/ to such banks and banking association
shall be assessed and taken the value Q
their shares Of stock therein at the place
where the bank or banking essoetatlon
is located and nos elsewhere. There shall
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-16
oFFICrAL.
LAWS OF WISCONSIN.
Published April l9, 1866.
CHAPTER 69-GESERAL.

l
An Act 10 provide for the collection OF
certain agricultural and manufacturing
statistics, for the year 1865.
The people of the state Of Wisconsin rep
resented in senate and assembly do
enact as follows:
Sec l. 1t shall be the duty of the as
SCISSORS Of the several towns and cities in
this state, at the time Of making the an
nual assessment Of personal property for
1866, To collect the statistics in their sew
er ! towns and cities, Of the following
mentioned articles grown. raised or man
Il actur d during the year 1868:
Apples; bushels, valuation
Agricultural implements and machine
ryi valuation.
Barley; bushels, valuation
Boots and shoes; pairs valuation.
Beans and peas; acres, bushels, salua-
ton
Buckwheat; acres, bushels, valuation.
Butter pounds, valuation.
Cabinet ware; valuation.
Capital invested in manufactures
Cattle and calves on hand; number and
valuation
Cheese; pounds, valuation.
Clover seed; pounds, yalultiop.
Copper orc; tons, valuation.
Copper manufactures; valuation.
Corn; acres, bushels, valuation
Cotton goods; yards, valuation.
Drain tiles; number valuation
ElrlEen ware; valuation
Pax; pounds va u tion
Flax seed; bushels, valuation
Grapes; pounds, valuation.
Honey; pounds valuation.
VaiEEarirp
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-16

Bishop Fmburv the founder Of Amer
lean Meth0fism. died e Cambridge. New
York. in lTT3 On the Goth Of April last
his remains were removed, With spPTe-
rriate ceremonies, - a IeS oenst4FF ID
that pia-a
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-16
Terms OF Advertising.
rra.-.a,n..l md sa.lns.s eards no. exceeding sly

rr,,..si,-a ..nd Baslness Cards not exceeding SIX
ilnss so per year.
g,gely. lta.s SanDarel type. compact matter Or
tbe,r valrrt IN snace gii' nc counted asa squsre
e4.rayS Y .I-es p-hnsbe four weeks = Tor ss-nEte
aaaA 1ul fry cents for each aiIitional animal ~
sane natice
f.s-aI Sat5--z ~ stetuf crates
s5--i.l N,r'ess I-a l-l e1i h7rI1F -~ccedcnce of
s-l.a.r Iv-slse- =uts 30 pos cent. aIvaHce or oF-
aliusry -s..- -,t
tfyatf- .'e 81 ar,aea'e1 with .fe-'. 'ns IS li
"a stas.ret Il .flr s1rtHI AMI charged = E-carl5'"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-16

BRIT!sH NEwsPArEr STATIsrICs. There
are now published IN the Cnifed Kingdom
.256 newspapers, distributed as follows
Fag'aod, London 22j. provincial, TU7-
1888, Wa!as Is, Scotland, l39, Ireland, l2S.
British Isles, n or these their are-52
daily papers published in EnglanA | in
Wales, II in Scotland, , in Ireland. and
! in the British Islcs Ga reference 70 the
edition of this useful Directory for $50
we find in that year there published in the
United Kingdom 73f Journals. Of these 81
papers issued daily--v,z., - Ia London.
in Birmingham ~ Ligerpoo. 5 in Man
chester IN Ed;uburg, in Glasgow, aad
/ 6 IN Ireland.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-16
, approved April Z, 1866.


CHAPTER 4I-GEvrRAL.
AN ACT 10 amend sections five and sey-
en- for chapter 1873 of the General laws
G 6e sa& s6aav n e3 ag 2s' t0 @ lay out and
establish highways, in certtju eases.
The people Of the state Of Wisconsin, re
presented in senate and assembly, do
enact as follows:
Section ! Section five ofehaptcr t33 of
the General laws Of 1868 Is hereby amen
.lal. so as to read az follows, 20 wit The
damages sustained bv anv person through
whose land auv such highwav shall be
laif out, may be ascertajnei By agree
nent Eetwceu said board Of super visors
and owner. in case Of failure 20 a@rae on
such damages, the same nary be aScertai-
ned ana determined in the manner now
provided bv law for the "scertainment O
damages in chapter - of the revised
statutes. and shall he paid by the towns
rcsppctivcly, where thea,amc are occasi-
oned unless otherwise adiud1ei by sH' q
county board Of supervisors and the sand
supervisors shall If they think that 1t IS
burden upon anv one town 10 nav a!l ct
said damages, decide what portion of said
damages said town shall pav, and the bat
ance of said damages shall be paid 10y
towns benefited bv such road, in such pro-
portions rs the county board Of superVls-
orS shall determine.
Sec. > No alteration vacation discontin-
uance Of anv such highway shall be made.
unless bv the hoqri &C countv superyis-
0rS. and hv such board only on like petit
ions aud notices as in the case Of laying
out highways by sad hoard. HI-hwrYs
( laid ont hv said county board OF supervi>
sors. shall he opened and repaired in the
. Respective towns. in the same manner as
other highways. hn+ II 10 town hoard ne
elect or refuse to apsn said road a Is COW
nr1vi.lcd ~ law. TIE county board 0f su-
/ pcrvi~ors shal have the same power and
authority to open said highways, that the
said town hoard now ha-o by law.
/ Approved March 81 1863 .s.
TPuIl.shed april -, IS66.7
CHAPTER l0g-GESEbAI.
An Ac, 10 aulhorfz. town and scloo' dis
trict bnards to audit the amoont ot sul5-
e,r.rsions for '.&ioser.s town and scaUo.
officers manual.
The psap'e 5e ,h, state or Wisconsin, re-
prtsonted in sepate aai assembly, d
4 enact rs follows.
See. /. The town aoararcf auy towr
and the district foard 81 any school dis
trjs-. :, tlis state may %ailt - tAs. -eNsr
.qinI GERS 0l their town aF school dlstrsc
sresnectlya,v. the auaUus @. Subscription
paid. fer Mcsar's Wisconsin t2.yn cHt
school officers manual
sec . This aevraaa t1ee aiaot gat
Ii he in force fgem aud aller 10 passos z
/ aad Tahj.cat'o1-
Ar,r5ved Apr@ Z, ls6o.
TPubl;shed }pril . 1869
CHAPTER e7-GESEesL.
An Act relating 70 weights and IT sasurs
and aIne n3ashry Of section / OF ehap
: te+ IS Of Ire revised s.atuses..
I, The people Of the Store Of >Aisennsin, r,
presantad in senate and assembly, 4
enact as follows
= See. !. Sacs;an ! Of chapter = Of q
o revised statstes Is hereby ameEtet, b
adding to the said section, and az the en-
# thereof tie fsl owing. and thirty-h'
: raHnds fbr bushel Of eranberries.
IS Section This act shall take eHe
and be il fo-cs from ar1 after itS pa
: Approvsa April u, 1865
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-16

Tho wheat crop IN Texas snrpasse,
that of any former year me si"'' =, ai
50 exceedingly aas and the eseTeS sus'
cicaslv fat
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-16

"and no town shall he divided leaving 4
less number than thirty six sections, un>
less the valuation of the same amounts to
thirty thousand dollars or more, and it
mas twenty Eve qualifi voters therein"
Sec , This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage and
publication.
Approved April u, 1866.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-16

The Empress Eugen:s vss soEsy yea-s
oIa or the 5:h Irs.ae.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-16

The New York corresPon lent o. tae
Baltimore Sunday Telegram s"ys that Mr.
CarI,ln Washington oneof the r = dreen-
.Ier.ts ef President W@shin-toa, was brut-
ain. ,aasen-jy a ship captain recently at
sea M II -sa!n-.oa was acdn1 secon-
mate Of tfa vessel. lie was born n Mount
yar-or. Fairfax caurtv, Virginia. on the
: of MAY, 1897. ard : The son Of Bnshrod
WASHINGTON, Jr. whose father Colonel
william Auzastiue Washington, was .
ue7hcw, of our Grst pres.@aat :, = - = = ash
in.tOn ;= believed % he tas nearest re3a-
.iee of lae "Fa.asr cf h's Country now
llgih5
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-16

- Yankee in Earope has just sent six
tons oe bee. seed to be planted in Illinois
FOX sugar making.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-16

WIsCaxsIs. FARMIEG PEosPEc-s Not
withstand.ng the laeeuess at the aeasons
the prospectfs good fer the farnits in
-terests of the State Among The letters
We ha~c seen upon the sap5ect. IS ore
from an.into..i-ans farmer IN Dane ooun-
tv. who SAYS the land j. in excellent Or
der the weather all that could be desired
and farmers are rushing in their crops
rapidlv The weather was s. tavorabie
last fal that the land was ali p.oEed, and
now that the rosLa winter weather ha'
heea broken. IS ready. tofeos've the gram
From all parts Of the State t'le Inte' sShe'
IL ia ljiloogu&1s Wisconsin,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-16
TPubl;sh,d .}pril . 1865 ]
CHAPTER 97-GEyEHsL.

Approved April II, 1865,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-16

An Act relative to the duty of lumber in
spectors, and amendatory OF chapter
l67 Of the general laws of 1854
Maryland free press., 1866-07-26
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
(FRoM THE REPORT OF TIE BALTIMORE SUM

FLoUR.-The market continues very easy and
quiet with a limited demand for trade purposes on
ly: quote Howard street Super aad Extra g75 aslO-
25 do. Extra shipping H. so, do, high ersdes
retailing l3,0Oa$l4,2b, dc. Family a. 60aSI6, so;
Ohio Super and cut Extra 9,5oa$lO, do. Extra ship
ping 050aSl1 So do. retailing l2,5OaSl3, ,OO do.
Family 14aSl5; Northwestern Super, s,0Oass; do.
Extra l0a$l2; City Mills Super 9,25a$l0 do, ship
ping brands Extra lS,b0a$l4,i Baltimore, Welch's
and Greenfield Family SIG, Baltimore high grade
Extra SIS per Dbl. Rye Flour 5,75a$S per- bbl.
Corn Aeal-City Mills and Brandy wine 5aS5, so per
Dbl.
GRAN.-wheat-w notice better feeling in
the market to-day, and prices are shade higher;
the receipts inlude 1900 bushs white and 1900 bushs
red, all of which met with ready sale at range OF
$3.50 to $2,70 for fair to prime white, ,7OSS275;
do. 2,b0a2 65 for good to choice red and 46
for common to fair do. Corn-Receipts 1000 bushs
as light advance took place in white, while yellow
was shade lower: we quote the former at 1,6sa$l
ILL., mostly at 81 TO- and the latter at sOas5 cts Oats
are dull and tending downward; we quote new Mary
land and Virginia at 62a64 cts, and Western 6sa6O
cts weight. Rye l;25asl, 20 per bushel.
Maryland free press., 1866-07-26
REMEMBER PORTLAND.

~The man who fails to insure his
property and meets with loss by fire, de-
serves not the sympathy the community.
1t costs but little and makes all secure
Those who are not insured or who would
like to increase the amount of their insur-
ance should call, without delay, on Mr..
Thomas Taggart, Agent of the Metropli-
tan Insurance Company, Hagerstown Md. I
Maryland free press., 1866-07-26

A WNoHEsTER GIRL OF '63.-One day during
the hard winter of '63, q Miss Arnold applied to
General Milroy for q permit to purchase forage
for her cow, whose milk was an item of impor-
tance to the subsistence Of her fathers family,
during the reign of that monster. care you
loyalf' asked the General. 'sYes," she replied
He began 10 write the permit. ITO the United
States or Confederate States ~ ''To the Con-
federacy, of coarse" she replied. Then shall
give you no permit. This infamous rebellion
must be crushed" "Well," said she, ''if you
crush II by starving John Arnold's old COW, do
II and be drot to YOU"
Maryland free press., 1866-07-26

ExrEssIvE LUxURY.-Even the Radicals are
coming to the conclusion that the negro is an ex-
pensive. luxury. The New York Tribune says
the taxes in this country are heavier than are or
ever were borne by any other thirty millions of
people. :, Including National State and Municipal
taxes, they amount to full $40 a year for each
man, woman and child-enough to bankrupt the
most prosperous people. Five years ago thty
did not amout to one-tenth Of that sum. And
this has all been incurred for the benefit of the
negro. Taking all this into account with the
enormous expenditure of life and treasure made
for his benefit, thinking people must conclude
that we have done and sacrificed quite as much
for the negro as justice or humanity requires. II
" time now to do something for the white man.
He has been victimized too much for the benefit
Of the negro and radical Government swind-
lers.
Maryland free press., 1866-07-26

:-Murdock the actor, read the Declaration of
Independence, on the Fourth, at Madison, Wis.
terrupted the reading, and said he didn't think
much of such speech on the Fourth of July, or
Of the man who was making it. ,..,., y,
That fellow is fair type Of the Radical Re
publicans. The only part of the Declaration of
Independence which they regard as ofany worth
10 the clause which they torture into an endorse
ment. of negro equality. The rest Of the ;iu'mor-
tai document sounds too much like an indictment
Of their corrupt and tyrannical party to be rel
ished BY, thcm.' 50 . f8 EH"e
Maryland free press., 1866-07-26
,rhe Pasf and Pre,ent.

4. The Radicals througheutth the country are busi-
-ly engaged in defaming' the President. Not
many months ago the same men who are now en-
gagged in this disreputable business distinctly an
nounced that the President was the government,
and that any abuse ofthe former was undeniable
treason to the latter. Any person who wrote or
spoke Of the Executive except in q complimentary
manner, was deemed by these worthless IS fit only
for imprisonment or exile. In many cases where
the offending parties were not reached BY the
central despotism at Washington, brutal m0bs
were turned loose upon them, and every species
Of insult that malice could invent vas heaped up
ON those who knew their rights and knowing
dared maintain them.n But all this is changed
The Radicals now claim the right they once con-
temptously denied to others. They now slander
the President in the very name Of tloyslty."-
Their miserable spies and inforners are as busy
as ever, but their despcable efforts are at present
directed towards bringing into contempt "the
government they once professed to revere, and
are turned against the Office of Chief Magistrate,
heretofore invested by them with the same diyin-
ity which doth hedge king. They have ecom-
pletely changed their base" and history presents
no meaner spectacle than the party that once inn
prisonea men and exiied women, and throttled
children, now exercising q license Of pen and
speech which, in others, they denounced as tIeas-
enable and diabolical.-4ge. i.H f..
Maryland free press., 1866-07-26
DIE d.

Near Hagerstown, on the 22d ult, Mrs. ELIZA
BETH BARR, consort of the late John Barr, aged
76 years, IL months and IL days.
On the morning of the I'd INST, in West Philadel-
phia, Mrs CATHARINE HANDY relict of the late
shis place.
Maryland free press., 1866-07-26

,sTHE CID ST INaABlrAsr." ."-Danel jackson,
eolored is still living in Alegany county, Md,
at the respectable age Of ITO years. 1t is said he
possesses mind Of remarkable clearnesss, speaks
quickly and firmly as in days 9f youth. Dan WIS
= stervant 10 an officer in the revolutionary war,
and remembers many ineiaens that transpired
ng tbs
Maryland free press., 1866-07-26
DUBLIC SALE.

l. ..' 9''
will offer at Public Sale, on my farm, one mile
one mile North of Willismsport, on the Williams
port and Greencastle Pike,
On FRIDAY, the Bird day of AUG UST nszt at
t.. 10 o'clock A. H.,
all my Real and Personal property, as follows:
No. 1.-Containing about lS ACRES OF LAND
with BRICK HOUSE and BARN, and choice
YOUNG ORCHARD.
No. 2.-Containing about 100 ACRES Of LAND
with no improvements.
No. 3.-Containing about 7 ACRES with NO I'm
provements, all under good fence, and sold to the
survey. =
llbe sold on same day and time, the following
Personal property 80 Horses, Zone q fine Family
Horse,) 6 head of Cattle, 80 Sheep, ~ Hogs, 2
Wagons, Spring Wagon, Plows, Harrows, &C.,
lot of Good Harness, lot of Locust Posts, and
THREE HIVES OF BEES,
one Wind Mill, Q lot of double and Single Trees,
together with many other articles, &c. 1.,l
TERMS OF SALE The Real Property, ks
cash the balance in one and two years. the purcha-
ser giving his their notes with approved securi
Personal P RoPERTY:-A credit of three
months on sums of $40, all under $40 the cash will
be required, no property to be removed until set
tied for. a.. } y efs-..
He reserves the right of gathering the growing
crop. Possession Of the land given iTm,edissely.s
July 20, 20. lR. sHECxLrs, Auetr.
Maryland free press., 1866-07-26
May II, 1859. HUYErr, KENDELL 4 co.
GI R00 PER :! l YER. !. We q, want a 4

Nl.OUU gen.s everywhere to sell our IN.
kRCVkD $40 sewing machines. Three new kinds.
Under and upper feed. Sent ON trial Warranted
i've years Above salsry or large commissions paid.
The ONLY machines cold In the United States for
less than $40, which are FULLY LICENSED BIZ HowR,
WHsELER d Wnsos, yGRovER 4 BAKER, SNeER 4
Co., AND BAcHRLpER. ALL other cheap machines
BLK TO ARREsr, riss AND IMPaIsoxMEsr. Illustrated
circulars sent yRkE. Address, or call upon Shaw
8 CLARK, st Biddeford, Maine, or Chicrgo, Ill.,
May 7zth 1866. ~ - .ly.
Maryland free press., 1866-07-26
ITO MY FRIENDs:and the PUBLIC.

To MY FRIENDS.and the. PUBLIC.
Having taken the Clothing Store lately carried by
ELLIOT e. ORNDORFF,
on North Potomac Street, two doors from the Pub
lie Square, where with large and attractive Stock
he invites his friends and the public in want
CLOTHING 10 call and examine the assortment and
quality of his Goods he has now on hand. His stock
of goods now in store are suitable for Summer and
Fall, and embraces
COATS, PANTS AND VESTS,
for both Men and Boys He promises to sell Goods
low they can be had elsewhere. Call and see his
stock and satisfy yourself that what he asserts will b.
reaiized-when you come to purchase. He has also
. fine assortment Of
GENTLEMEN'S s FURNISHING GOODS,
which he will dispose Of at fair prices.
... ,.5lL WE ORND0RFF,
HagerstoHn Jnlx L. 1866
Maryland free press., 1866-07-26

Hf- ., ! afil Qi ktei ~ OtI u " = s'ib;'4G II
The besusifai Piano Fortss II Gaoyssrlzx q Go
are deemed By AL good judges o. be TIN UtruA
THULE Of instruments Of the kind. iso .5
% We cannot suggest what il wanting 70 make .
musicsl instrument more perfect, although We are
dow 10 admit that the limit of Improvement can
ever be attained, 81 XII. x, s....i,.S io.ti,
Before they had brought their Pianos to thsir
present excellence, they had sabnittsd them 70
competition with instruments Of the best makers Of
this country and Europe, and received the reward
Of merit over al Others st the celebrated Worlds
Fair. 1t IL but justice to say that the Judgement
thus pronounced has not been overruledby the mu-
sical world. .-g. iyf!y A
Still, by the improvements lately applied by
them 70 their Pianos, II Is admitted that more
perfect instrument has been made. They have &C.
cordingiy achieved the paradox of making exoel-
lence more excellent Surely, after this, they are
entitled TO the motto "Exceisior." 1a
Empire Shuttle Sewing Machines.
Are Superior to all others for
FAMILY and MANUFACTURING PURPOSES.
Contain all the latest improvements; are speedy;
noiseless; durable; and easy TO work. .s
Illustrated Circulars free. Agents wanted Lib
eral discount allowed. No consignments made.
Address, EMPIRE s. N. CO., $50 Broadway
New York. 81.
May 81, 1see.-ly.
Maryland free press., 1866-07-26

nISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
Notice IL hereby given that the partnership here
tofore existing between r. Elliot and w. \. Ornf
dorf In the Clothing Business, was dissolved by mu-
tusl consent on the I'd of July inst. All persons
knowing themselves indebted to the firm are hereby
notified 10 call at the old stand recently occupied by
the firm, and settle their indebtedness. Persons to
whom the firm Is indebted will also please call and
settle The business will in future Be carried on by
VIM. F. Orndorf who is authorized to settle up the
business.
F. ELLIOT,
July u, lses.-st WE. ORND0RFF.
Maryland free press., 1866-07-26
GRovEsTEEN & CO.,
pIAsos EoRTE
AANUFACTURERS.a
4s0 b b O A ID w A Y,
EExy vnDE

z u -
The attention of the Public and the trade is Ia
PIANO FORTEs, which for volume and purity Of
tone are unrivalled, by any hitherto offered in this
market They contain all the modera improve
nents, French Grand Action, Harp Pedal, Iron
being made under the personal supervision Of Mr..
j. H. GR0VESTEEN, who has had practical ex-
perience ofover IS years in their manufacture, is
fully warranted in every particular.
The "Grovesteen Piano Fortes'' received the
award of merit over all others at the celcbra-
ted Worlds Fair.
Where were exhibited instruments from the best
makers of London, Paris, Germany, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Boston and New York: and also the
American Institute fer. five successive years, the
gold and silver medals from both Of which can be
seen at our ware-room. as ~ sross aS 1.f
BY the Introduction Of improvements We make q
stu more perfect Piano Forte, and by manufactur
ing largely, with strictly cash system, are ena-
bied to offer these instruments at q price which
will preclude all competition.
Terms; Net Cash in Current Funds.
DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS SENT FRDE.
A. d @. -5 ,uI -fsa.
May 81, ls66.-1y. ,..a4ae
nIssoLUTIoN OF PARTNERsNiP.
The co-partnership heretofore existing between
W. II. and W. F. Marshall under the style o.
VIM. F. Marshall Co. is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. -.
May Is, w. r. and WI. MARSHALL.
NOTICE OF PARTNERSHIP.
Messrs. W. r. Marshall and Geo. d. Keller,
having purchased the stock of WATCHES JEW
ELRY, &c. of the firm of VIM. NJ. Marshall 4
Co, have formed cO-partnership under the styl.
of ..s.,r. t.'. +. sr..4 -e4b $3.50.
MARSH ALL & KELLER.
They will continue the business in all it,
branches at the old stand of +. ]. ,Posey. -
Thankful for past favors, they solicit a continu-
ance ofpatronage and guarantee satisfaction to
all who give them their custom.
Particular attention given to repairing
WATCHES,
CLOCKS
...- .ssa. . and JEWELRY.
All work promptly executed and warranted.
MARSHALL & KELLER.
Hagerstown, May ~, 1865.
Maryland free press., 1866-07-26
AGENTS WANTED FOR
THE LIFE AND CAMPAIGNS OF
GENERAL STONEWALL JACKSON.

By Prof. Il. L. Dabney, ID. d. Of Va.
The Standard Biography of the Immortal Hero
The only edition authorized by his widow, and pub
lshed for her pecuniary beneht. The author a per-
sonal friend and CHIEF of Staff of the Christian sor
dier. We want an Agent in Every county. Send
for circulars and see our terms. Address
NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO,
No. 507 Minor Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Maryland free press., 1866-07-26

JACOB A. WRIGHT, North Potomse
u Street, Hagerstown. .,h
A LwAYs KEEPS on hand large and well 60
"A isctsd stock Of .b.-.s 7aaf 1gY.a nu&
XXT0OLEN, GOTTEN and LINEN GOODS Of
wv the best manufacture at fN Jattt
ID EAsoNABLE PRICES considering the light
III ness Of the times. sriia lti - a7G 7eH
INDEED II would be hard 10 hnd elsewhere any
IL thing 70 compare with his - s@' go
MOODS in pricc or quality. This fact can be
VI demonstrated 10 the satisfaction Of al
IT'S friends II they win but call and give him
II an opportunity 70 do 20. - ,.
THAT this is not mere boastisg but stsrH facta.
i those who call and examine b. goods and prir
ees win not hesitate 70 endorse, ThIn ~, ~,
.come along, come along, eome along, I say.
Come from svsry Nation, come without delay"
TO wrights establishment where yop can slways
procure bargains In Dry Goods,
uagorstovn, juno u leGs.
Maryland free press., 1866-07-26

lust RECEIvEDfro from New York supe-
Q rior lot of LADIES CL0AKING'S and BOYS
CASSIMERES at 8. L, SCHlNDELS.
Hagerstown, May 81, 1866.