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St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-29
Thanksgiving. Day.

Thursday, the Goth of November, (to-
days having been set apart by the Prcsi-
Dent of the United States and 10y the GOV
ernor of the State as 4 day of thanksgiv-
ing and Praise, We hope 1t will be obsers-
ed and respected as such by our people
We owe thanks to God that peace las bccn
maintained III the country during the year
that our fields have afforded Us gcncr-
ous weld of brcd-tl,a. \ terrible pestl-
lencc whicl, has dcsolatcd many lands has
.courged us less heavily than othcrs-that
if thrcateuings are abroad IN our own land,
with other nations we are at peace and Sc
likely to remain. For these blessings. VIC
owe special acknowledgements 70 God, anc
VIC should all, therefore, recognize the IN
xitation of our cmil rulers to consecrat'
this day in particular ID His Praise.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-29
The Proposed Impeachment

We expressed an opinion some week
or more since that the proposed lmreach-
ment of President Johnson by the next
Congr,ss would result in nothing, even
if It were attempted, and that the radl-
cal majority would be slow to counte-
nance any effort of Bingham or Butler
to Commit their party to measure ~
extreme as this and 50 likely to compro-
mise i with the country. we give be-
low the latest revelations upon this sub
;cct. leaving our readers to draw from
them their own conclusions, aud first of
Mr.. Bingham.
sIt has been stated that the Hon John
\. Bingham, of Ohio, in several speech
.cs made during the campaign pledged
himself to move the impeachment OF the
Presi,lcnt at the approaching session OF
Congress. This, says the Cincinnati ia
zctte. is not correct What Mr.. Bimg-
ham did say was, tha, willie the Prcsi-
drnt in lis opinion deserved inpe"ch-
mcnt, he would only make the m"5lon
for inncachment if Nr Johnson sA@a'"
officially assert what h hai w ifei"!iy
proclaimed. that Congress WIS an li."ca
body, unlaw:ul,y ASSUMING the tUnJtonS
Of legislation. Gen benjamin t., But
Ter. however, seems to draw no such
distinction as this. as Indicated by hlS
speech in Bfooklyu, New 9rk, on Sa-
turday night
The Brooklyn speech Of Batter, refer
red to ABOVE, is much less cquivocai
than the enunciation of Bingham. as
Will Be seen from the following synopsis
of his remarks. His speech was ';on
the uSurpations, wrongs and abuses OF
executive power, and the Constitutional
remedy therefor" AMI his leading points
Wcr1--
sThe Impeachment of President JOHN
son, whom he charged With high crimes
and n;sdcmeanorS making indecent and
inccndiary harangues, Intended 70 incite
the hatred and fear of tlr people against
the Congress of the United States with
usurping the rights ana powers ol Nol-
eress with misappropriating government
funds with corruptly appointing ln'''s'-
Die men to- office with negletnns 10
carry out the provisions of the eonstitu-
ton with parloning John Y Monroe.
that he mi ght be elected mayor Of New
Orleans, and so use his influence in IN
,crfering with the Louisiana State Con,
vention, and in killing, assasSnatins and
numbering the members,
In xMi.ion to the above, we give the
follow ms late despatch, which has refer
cucc to The same point.
1T is reported that the prominent radl-
Gals held caucus i'll Philadelphia, :" the
Doth, when articles ofinipcacimcnt against
the President were drawu up and Will be
submitted to a republican Caucus OF the
members Of Congress soon after the reas-
scmblmg III W sshiastcn.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-29
In &Mi,ion to the above, we give
f,llowIn late despatch, which has ref

Bisuars HorKiNs AND Folk. At tic
recent installation of Dr. Joseph Wilmer
As Bishop of Louisiana, Bishop hopkins
made tull and feeling remarks as related to
the late i,hop Polk the predecessor OF
Bishop Wilmer. He said, 10 substance:
-.,Yo our predecessor, the late Bishop OF
Louisiana, was man Of uncommon encr-
w, elevation Of character, nobility OF sou! !,
You are The successor Of sucl 4 map;- none
who knew him. but admired and loved hin.
was often connected with. and met HIM
frequently at one Of the universities of bis
founding, (many oi these vii you meet
with, that were Of his crectlon) and upon
The frequent occasions of Christian duties,
aud II / among the pleasant and sad recoi-
/, ,etiou Of The past. lnu wiz find in YOU,
path many memeaiors .l ~ -, noau-
ments II ms worth, II I2-.u4 j 3 ! +. ~
vi, 2 10 lie h.> 81 t,sSt, -, i4..u !.
j pciiooiiou .of u.sA -: a, my Lave eiGtu
III hi> career, .Ae may have made mis- ,kcs
. but the-soul al cl.rlstl.uiy aud uasuani.
mity which his hie rxhinit.d. is A tru,
prestige Tor yeu AID God graft YOU al
the IL i and support to its proper ends.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-29

FAcrs or P..oanEss That weIj-known
sta lciau, Hon. Samuel 3. RugsIas, made
remarkable statements IN his speech at
the CYRUS Field banquet the other night.
Speaking If our railroads, he said they
cest a larger SUN than had ever been ex-
pended in amy one century on the means
of transportation. We have 80 900 mll"s
OF railway which have cost 81 $50, ,O0o,
000. La Europe there ar" 50 0po, which
cost the enormous sum OF $500, jJJ, ,o5J.
The construction of railways IL aoti
closely settled cou try, IS %! cour more
expensive than in a new, white E1rop"an
roads are more so.isly anl permanently
built. But the saving III tbs transporta-
ton of eht aud passengers amount, i"
ach ncuis sphore 70 $344 ,V02,ooa per an
nam Mr. ku-.lcS estimates the telegraph
ic lines in this country at 10000 miles
in length, and in Europa at $4,000 )"
that the New World decidedly leads 'b" UiI
in its facilities of communication.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-29
COMPENSATION TO l.ovAL SLAVE owNrcs

COMPENSATION To l.oyAL SLAVE Owxres
: Under the act of Congress passed. at the
last session, Secretary Stanton has ap-
pointed Col. W. H Stewart, of Baltimore.
MsrElynn OF Washington county, ard y
Miller of Cecil county. as commissioners
TO award compensation 70 The loyal slavs
owuers of Maryland whose slaves were
grated lutv til. amy during h, vsr.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-29

F The Baltimore Daily Como'frciGl
has passed iuto the entire control of Wm.
Wales, Esq Pr. Christopher 6. Cox.
having withdrawn therefrom. The fom-
n,erciiul. since It's establishment, has been
conducted with marked ability, aud the pa
per sus,ains. in n disutied aud earnest
manner she policy of president Johnson
aud has always upheld the side of justice
and order in the city and State.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-29
Proceedings Of Court

Proceedings Of Court
s;n.o onr las, issue, the Circuit Cour'
-. lrc, IN cop-t,.,,~ session aud shas dis
noscd ola number Of important cases
among Which are the following:
State of Maryland es. Eoushy Barnes
.r, Mar,ha Barnes. negroes. indicted ior
r,ealinp. Jury trial. Verdict su'''y-
Col Birthstone for State Combs anu
Downs for 1"fencc.
c,n,a Of Maryland '. II Tirpc't and
Bsnjslnip L. Bond ] Inlisted tor refusing ~. !:
- r@y;.trr Z.sclcus Tippc;t. Submitted
% tho Court JaIgmcnt guilty and fined
800 coch and costs. Blakis one f5r St.,;e.
Combs and Downs for defence,
Same Us. Same Indicted for refusing
to register John e. Tippett. jury trial,
Verdict guilty, and the Court imposed a
Gue Of 800 and costs upon each, Blak-
;.tonc for State. Combs and Downs for
defence.
State Of MARYLAND rs Zacharlah ii lip
pett. Indictment for entering the name
Of Zachnriah Fl 'iippctc er the register OF
,,.I;fcd voters. Submitted te the Court
not guilty. Blackstone far rhc State
Combs, Downs and Grain faf defence.
State of MARYLAND IS. Robt NJ Dcut.-
Indictment for assault Plea of not gull
ty Confessed IS Che Sta'". G Fred Mad
.!o:;, special states Attorney appointed by
the Court, for the State. B y Jan'lson
for defence.
State of Maryla,.d VS. Samuel Bryan.--
Indicted for rape upon Martha Yates. Jury
trial. Verdict guilty. B.;klstone ior
State. Combs, Downs and Maddox for
defence
State vs. Jenny Lockwood and Patrick
De Shield. Indictment for assault upon
L.lias Mi!burn Submitted to the Court.
nuilty. Blackstone for the STATE. Spali-
inc and Ford for defence
State ys Henry Clay. Indictment fer
stealing Submitted to the Court. Guilty
Blackstone for State Combs and Downs
fer defence
State vs. Philip Il Elclcn. Iulictmcnt
fer killing John Mugg. Jury trial. Not
ou;It- HlaEistsus ,or State. Eaclen,
Ford and Jar.ison for.defercc.
State vs. S,rah } Cole. Indictment for
stealing. Submitted to tAe Co.rt. Juls-
ment GUILTY. blackstone for the State
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-29
ro-sualr P.nnett. & CO.

Co.agel., Bennett. & Co.
The attention Of our reaievs rs direelso
6s,Le advertisements Of Ness-s. Corn~ch'
Bennett, & Go, Genera Comp isslou Mer-
Giants. Bssimore. Nh, to be fowhf IN IN
a,e,b cohmn. 1t vii! be seen that
Thomas J Bcune'ss@Es';r ~ H.st ~
icoc,s dis SCI IN t:iEe'T'':y Y gov a
NJ. f.cr II tll> 6rm ae. a. NJ BtaH't'
j. knogn to be a vouaL man Of 1t, -r.T-~
e.cray and business capacity, 1t IS czpec-
ted that the firm Of which he has become a
member viii rcal;za-a lsera, Share q 75e
patronage Of our people. ~t
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-29

7 HAVE "DornLr-TiInran.-B"t
.Nteer Think Of Using 1t. Mrs Capt.
las. W. SLirk, Z. 5. Navy. wr'tcs; i
have a .dutLle utre,d,' Sewing Machine,
but never think of using it! 1''tee
mare calue on my Wilcox & Gibbs Se'ei"7
Nuc7.iae, M,m any thing else =! Atoe.'
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-29

OUR You've NEN.-i few DAYS since
the SAD intelligence came to our corrmuni-
-. says an exchange. that one sfis esaS
mable and enterpri~ing Young tne,f had
been lost at sea-. md universal regret was
fir, anu deep sympathy sn,auIfested for
ti,u,rwho have beer b.this sail ven, ,sspd-
J. den!yxallc ~ uuurna warthy aud atftc, on
ate "a. hrnt3er anisS husband. But the
a.ou.ht came to -uS. ofahoye, ,,nasly -N!o are
still ia our nsiist. might these sal waris
more tru,hfully be sai,l-'A vrung nran
lostg The lamcnted young Ship-master 20
whose sudden death We have alluded, dlei
hnorahly at the post Of duty. \ dearly
priced life was lost, bnt not the virtues
which make life es,inab'e,, But otSene
OF Us il might be sail "'rhcre $ Young
man lost NOT lost TO life, but lost to
manhood. 10 virtue. 70 i,t,aStS ia nte,s-
ritz aud to honor - Nna snot this n
.saaeer~ 4ss11~.s SAY -!-~4N-aeR We Sc 4
vonng man rcelin, drunk, IN the streets,
when We SEE him tue hahitaal trequentcr
of bar rooms. when we kIp,w that The
drl!nkarls appetite is fastened upon hiin
when Ire associates hahitu;,ilv with tintnrs
aud rowtl; :. is not here a pR017 m IL f"sf =
Such Young men we have a d they are
not confined to the families Of the poor, the
Ignorant and the deera,led. We know
them. Our citizens gem rally krow them
1t is known that these young men are
lost" they are sqnandcring III II
time, their health. their opportunities, their
virtue, their ministry their honor, and un-
less they turn from the road they mr. pn;'-
suing, It will lead them to rum. They
might be honorable, viruou>, industrious,
laying the foundation of Il career OF indus
try, honor and wc:4l.lr; but instead, they are
making such ear er more rll more near
" impossible and wa4tiBy life at tht out :
set 1Fhe slery Of a community is in its
v"urc mtu. !: Is t thtm it must look
for It's future position and achio1montS.-
Shall the young men of this community
bring it 10 shame, Instead of houori Shall
they tortelt'ali their opportunities for honor
able and successful life?
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-29

TIE pESprHG TARIFF BILL. i he
protectionists arc already forming their
combinations to push the tariff bill throug u
the Senate at an early stage ofthe session
The West is up in arms against It.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-29

\ PLEA FOR PEACE. Ext Governor
/ rI.ctch,r, of Virginia, delivered an address
At Lexington, Va. On thc,cccaSioa of the
rcllauguration of the statute of Washing
ton, at the Virginia Military Institute, in
the course of which he said: e"cz.
The Southern people regard the ques
ton at .issuc as settled; and forever set
tlcd. They accept the result, and are pre-
pared to abide by it in good faith. They
pledrc an honor that is uatarnlshed, and
when brave men and honest men give such
a pleJgo, who can dnlbt their sincerity
ana who can hesitate to believe that their
pledge will be redeemed TO the letter?
No noyernurentsc.u endure which does
cot rest upon the affections of It's people.
\ wise. lust, tolerant, upright adminiS-
trati2n of public affairs Will win back the
affections OF the South and cntwine them
around the pillars t!.at uphold the Union
As the "claspiug Ivy" cncirclos the majes-
tia oak. Kindness bcyets kindncSS-con
tidcpcc inspires confidence charity anu
tolerance .g.ncratc love and affection. -
let all these eanobhny virtues be cuitiva-
teu auu tnCould9 Al tilI eoShNH Oi ~
last four years cannot be fore by eth
er side, let them be, at least, forgiven, and
passed by in solemn, Giguifivd slluncc.-
| Let each side cease to remind the other OF
the disarrceable. incidents that occurred
daring that sad but eveu;ful period.
| Let us then be of good cheer Let no
one go dishcartcncd or discouraged. We
,aust al! do our duty in a faithful, indie
pcuucnt and manly way, and then we may
reasonably anticipate a bright ana happy
future for ourselves, our posterlty and oui
country.
II should be the policy of all to lncul-
cate a spirit OF concord, and SO act each tf
the other as 70 advance the common inter
est of all. We should do everything II
our power to secure the prosperity OF th'
nation, augment its wealth, develop n
bouudless miueral aud other resources
arouse up its dormant energies, mul'ipi,
its channels os ntcrconlmunicatlop, en-
courage agricultural, mechanical anu man
utacturiug Industry. This is due ourseIve
Is we'll as those VINO are to come alter us
and who look to US for the adoption OF
policy that viii place them before tae wofi'
M the most i. advantageous position, L'
, as deal eandidly, furry, honestly Jleu
ana charnab!y ons with another, AHA ihou
nue. .!a. ar,,I,lu the altar OF eoln.Lo
,ouussy, IL u uuiIed prayer ascent
! ucoyen ..uod uIcss America.
Hon, Hcr<ch,l Y Johnson has re
',.ItG1 Statps Seuatpl
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-29

DIvoncEs IN New YoEK Divorces are
getting frightfuly common in this coun-
trv /; and in order TO add to their numbers,
a bill maxim. habitual drunkenness for two
years a sufficient cause for a divorce, has
passed the Vermont Legislature. The de-
crees of divorce since Monday, III this city,
make an aggregate of seventeen absolute
divorces ON the ground Of ini.!elty thus
far during thn week, aud four judg gmcnts
of separation from bed and board on ac-
count of cruelty, i:hurnaa treatment, neg
lect, &c, on The part of the husbands
ihc c.um1er of similar cases pending III
the Jli!fcrcn; courts of this city at the pres
cut time is between seven and EIGHT hun
dred. Facts Ike these tell terribly upon
the condition OF society, and esp 'clal!y
against very carly marriages, which are
often the fruits of mutual dissati faction
anl disgust, and end in separation and ii
vorcc 80 separate by law for life man
and wife for drlMkennvs', when The wo-
man deliberately takes a drunken niaa for
her husband, is but paying high prcnl-
u.n for crime aud al>jins TO tie original
on,cncc-.N. Y. klp.rSs.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-29

GEH. GEoGGE II SrkcARr.-tenerai
George ii S;euart. formerly ofBaltimore,
ahI late Nsj1o5rr General Il the Confederate
service, aud graduate Of v est Polnt, bas
beer rardoncd upon the recommendation
of General Grant, the Attorney General,
and other prominent person5
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-29

Tur TEMPORAL, pqwEN os TIE PorE.-
VI. E.r,lan. correspondent Of the Paris
Temps at FLORENCE, confirms tie report
that an arrangement is contemplated rs
which the various powers arc to guarantee
to the Pope small portion ofthc territory
Which be still rctai.s. He says: ~ 4r'Ai
many people arc convinced, and the Roman
(revolu;ionary) committee aud the Italian
government, among others. that the only
practical settlement Of the difficulty is TO
leave the Pope the ah>o.ut, sovereignty
over thc.Leolina C;ty and strap ot'terrl-
tory excluding Ciyita Fccc!iia but iu-
cluline the port Of pa!o. According to
this plan all that par of Rome on the eft
bank of the Tiber and the Trastevcre, as
far as the gate of Porto san'o Spirito,
would become exclusively Italian. The
Lcolnc city is walled in, and the Pope
could thus feel himself at home.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-29

kEpucrIoN OF THE PARD MING PowER.
\ t''l has l~vn prepared, and vii! be
lntrod :ced during The fist week OF the
session ct Congress, repeating the act of
July, 1862. which empowers the President
to grant full or conditional parlnns 10 per-
sons engaged in rebellion Ii it bccom.,
4 law It confines the President to the con
stItutlonal power to pardon after trial an
conviction, 1t is.a part of the ralical
programme. Wash. Letter.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-29

esY the pruvi nee u ~ mighty God
- thr Ptup,e Of rhc STATE OF Maryland
have been 70 :ch>atcd anoihrr year oi pros
prrit,. Tlc c;vil war a'hch d3sna;cd ~
arg a port;ou nf onr con an country,
has been sn,ce..lt,! ~ m h.'S ingS ot
peac Oar hacvc>ts Lave been abundIn';
labor everywhere actively employed, aul
pr,ftablv rewarded: commerce rcsuDi0.
Is accustomed ch .aarls, all "pcniug ~
.cw avenues Of productive wal h; AMI tho
inc ntivcs ~ rnlrrErd and vigorous euter-
pr,z within or borlAs IL ever 50 en-
coIraging rs atihc p~csrnt moment -
!ed to all this tn, pc>ril"ncc, which hunS
like a cloud ,vvr tins IA ID, has been stay
cd in l. wnil, of Of l.'a,h anI dcs'lai,r.
Ii becomes IS to hu nh'c ourselves a l
People. for the boun;ic> thus ;, literally
b, ,>towrd upon rs. and 10 offer our heart
fit uckno: led dgmrnt 10 the iraat Author
Of oar being, f'r tic projecting arju which
has been xl.ulri over uS
And let Us far her hes cch IIim, that
hy The cu'.iv ltlon OF vlrtu', by bro;hcr!y
love, hy thri>tu. oA,n,,y AZ no i~r~ti,n.
Is Ions a,itig ana II .,.4->pn t. tis
laws, W. may o.';::ue t. pr"v1 olrs>ivs
Aorhv o? H., Divine " scy,
For the b. Fur'crenca q this object,
h,;chy 4rronr,n ud % IA. : 81 pv .p'e Of
this Commonwealth the ot>rrvauc ol
rnuE>pAY. rHn TwENTY- NlNr D.y"F
NnNlNnEE I%-r,Nr, : : day y Trunks
.vin4 a.d i'tny,t, AID tAnF n-.cinhl" IN
tn.ir resp rtjvt llrr> nt W7r>h:p to Num-
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-29
DENTAL sur Ter,

\ MI Ii" u L""nar l'own during ,ha
last rh.ss w"cks Of y c.:uher. at
VI. Nsnrsf h'rl VII re | will operore
FIR rhose d,>iGhg to save their te~rh>-
.pa,i~u,S can s .crr" III" hour fpr setting
Ky ,anpa;S'in-n' Tn h'l't1 of DR.. J.
! VA d-'rfafsL q" = ny II Inns. hay
jug fai,e,l, ( s;lf mt his "nct.Anp mis-.
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NAV. %. 1866 If.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-29

TpE. ASSASSINATION CoHspIRAToRs. a
DISCHARGED prisoner from the Dry T9rgu-
ras cives some interesting information CON
ccrninr the conSpirators confined there.
Or. Nudd is in good health, and is detail
ed for duty in the medical disPcnsary at
taebrd. and is medical attendant upon a
number Of the prisoners, SPangler i
making money working at his trade of car
renter. OLaughln and Arnold are at
work at their oil employment. All four
are in hope Of speedy pardon, ~ TaSA- Hdr,
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-29

DO A. VOC WorLp EE Dew IT<rp
The horse Of pious man hapotnu,g to
ray MAO the road. a ncig ghbur ot the man
vino owned tue horse put h'm INTO The
pouud- Meeting the owner soon after. he
loId him what he had cone; ''and if
cAtcA INN n the rotl again, said he "FH
do Il "g"[n 'Nci -.hh"r.' r,.p..cd the
other no; long Slnee IooAc1 out of nv
window in the night and saw your cattle in
my lneadow. ana drove them our aud
shut them N your yard, ami III do It
grin. s;rn>!s with Ike reply, the man
liberated the horse from the pound, AMI
paId the charges himself "a soft answer
;urneth away WRATH"
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-29

FisIr TO JEFFERSON DAvIs-Dr Chas,
Macgill aid ta.nilr, of ..,chnnnd, whose
visit ysfsfrs Paws at Fortress Mlafs4e W;
have aiftaay mn,uunced. rctarncd i, ,ane on
=, %,tufaay last j. III" Steamer Geocseann.s
Nhile>arsac f'rr The visitors hal fre;neut
interviews with the distinguished prison
er. Whom y represented i'll good spirits
,hougsi l.: >,Hlc What f.v5lc rbn .riun In
q crt ar xroUnsi til ram ?ar;> ot Ire fort.
Mrs payis h..1Sto halt once o.:see-,w..ee for
rest. he Is Comfortably previ!ei for,
ami e"J'vs upre>''ietei intercourse with
his family On III subjects. save that OF
his i,oilrical Position, Mr.. Davis is very
Communicative aH,i entertaining. H S2ys
yerytntv at'W:t it's trnc destiny. The
o:Hrrr~ u i'rst Monroe ai,I their families
treat Nr Da.i> an. lady vi Il the utn~,>,
s"t4acs. ee.n, 7e~p-ct. .'-,.!,.s l...>,,a.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-29
EropcI. TEACHERS The LEGISLATURE Of

GEoKcIA Teachers The legislature Of
Georgia proposes to SECURE native 'cac hers.
by pro,rliug that every Georgia soldier,
under thirty years Of age, manned in the
service IN lie educated at the S'a'e Uni
v,rsity ., the puil.c expense fr such
ll..,h Of time rs he viii give his ob,lsa-
tlon 10 teach after leaving the Un!versi-
=,
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-29

internal TAXATION A draft Of a bin
10 coualizc and reduce internal taxation,
prepared by Special Revenue Conmlssi7n-
er Wells, will be submitted to Congress
with the Secretary of the Trcasury's an
uval report.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-29

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