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5000
COAL, GOAs-,

The Undersigned. retiring from the Anthracite Coal
trade will sell their stock in hand consisting of 20o
tons White Ash Lump, for Foundry use, and 2UV
tons prepared sizes for Family use, at $3.50 per ton
2240 bs for Lump and SO per ton. 22iO lbs for pre-
pared sizes, delivered in any part of the city.
R. &. RIEMAN Il CO.,
fe17-1ptf 2S South street.
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Dalleys Magical Pain Extractor is a GER
tain cure for Burns Piles. Corns, Bunions, Rheuma-
tisn, Frost Bites, and Skin Diseases. Try it. Only
Is cts. Sold by druggists. f6-1m-mw&fr
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The stockholders of the Southern D..

The stockholders of the Southern Pacific
Railroad have Just held meeting in New Or,oo, -
take measures for the early prosecution of tbe,,o
me road Is proposed to be constructed from the eas
nt&Ie me- between Shreveport and Marshall to IN
the California Southern Pacific Railroad r. l1N
made grants of about lO0o0a acres ofland in aItsrt
sections for every mile of railroad completed with
ler pordeS@ The grant to the Southern Pacific Rail
ros%l company will be 100000 of acres.
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TeyeS-raphicl

The only la, ID lines of Telegraph in the WORLD that
will work as w,'l in
RAINY wEATHkR
As in Sunshine, and by which
RELIABLE AND IMMEDIATE DESPATCH
Can be obtained, as well as
ANswERs GUARANTEED.
are the
INSULATED LINES TELEGRAPH
NOW opEYl . THE PUBLIC.
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rt,.,,D.cyV W;1NC

Just imported from France, large invoice of
"Adolphe Flamant's Champagne Wines from the
celebrated Epernay wineries. For sale by
JEWETT Il ST0CKLEY,
Al S Charles ST., sole Agts for city Of Baltimore.
mi
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DISASTROUS FIRE AT TIE WEST Ixn1rs-rl

DISASTROUS FIRE AT THE WEST ISD1Es.-The
Star says the United States Consul at the West In
dies writes to the Department of State under date
of February 18th, that the town of Christansted
visited by the most disastrous fire ever known to the
inst and consumed about seventy-fve buildings. in
cluding the English church. One hundred and if
teen families have been rendered homeless-alto-
poor, and as the flames spread rapidly, very little
could be saved; the disaster has therefore created
for their relief, towards which the American resi-
dents contributed literally. The loss will probably
be $l50,000, with no insurance
TIE FALKLAND IsLANDs.-Advices received from
these Islands report that besides the anthracite coal
previously discovered, fine quality of bituminous
coal has been found: The English Government have
determined on ortifying the islands and have party
of marines stationed there
The Charleston Courier says that S122, 200
have been subscribed towards securing white aborers
for South Carolina,
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OFFICE,
is Baltimore Street, Baltimore,
$3.50.
GOaI.--d'OaI.
$3.50

SfTo be opened next to PittshL rs, CINCINNATI et
Louis, Chicago, Cleveland, Buffalo, albany ana al
the principal intermediate points. Jas u
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TREvoRToN Coal. for cooking purposes at$S1.5Oper
ton. delivered in amp part of the city. For san by
j. HENRY GIESk.
Office South stree'.
Yard-On Spears wharf and on North near Cent. re
streets. mh2-2W1p
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warren's Fire and water-Proof Roofing

Perfectly Fire-Proof Perfectly WATERPROOF
Unequalled for Durability, Security, and Economy,
Applied at shortest notice. and in any section of
the country. JAS. II. JOHNSON & Co..
dN-6m2p Over GO West Baltimore street.
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Commercial and Postal Intercourse.

THE BASIS OF REPRESENTATION,
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XxxIXTH CONGRESS,
Another Constitutional Amendment.

The Reconstruction Question.
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Aindlins Wood.
Wood Of all Sizes. Oak and Pine Wood.
Delivered free o. charge.
Office City Steam Fire Wood Mills.
Over 80 West Baltimore street.
d2-6m2p JAS. II. JOHNSON Il Co., proprietors.
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Reported for the Daily Commercially
EAST BALTIMORE CONFERENCE NETEg-
0DHSF EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

FIRST DAY-wEDNESDAY.
WnLIAMsP0RT, LYCOMING Co.. Pa,
March {, 1866 (
The Conference was opened this morning by Bishop
Thomson, at 9 o'clock, by reading the one hundred
and third psalm, singing 9l3th hymn, beginning
Lord, l delight in Thee
And on Thy care depend;
To Thee in every trouble flee,
Ny best my only friend"-
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up senate Iolnt resolution, appropriating fifteen
tho9sand collars 10 Miss Clara Barton for services
rendered and moeey expended by her in the further
prosecution OF the search for missing SOLDIERS and
passed 1t unanimously and without debate.
MINORITY REPORT ON TENNESSEE
Mr.. BoutWell, of Massachusetts, submitted the
views OF himself and Mr.. Washburne of Illinois as a
minority report on the admission of Tennessee Or
dered to be printed.
This minority report states that one quarter of the
people OF tennessee are eoored. The evidence sub
mittea SHOWS taem to be unanimously loyal and
about OF the people to be disoyaI The loyal
EnlLe population constitute only a minority of the
whole. The proposition of the Committee contem-
plates the restoration of Tennessee to political power
in the Government, and that the loyal white popu-
aton be alone qualified for the elective franchise
and yet no provision whatever is made for the right
lion, the voting population of Tennessee was about
10000. VI the present voting population probably
not more than $4,000 can be regarded as loyal The
result OF spch proposition was made by the COM
berng about $1,000 A and all its Colored population
recommends that the State of Tennessee give the
colored population the right of suffrage before they
are admitted to the Union.
On motion of Mr.. Eliot, Of Mass, resolution was
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mh5-lstpti
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-22
The impeachment Move no Joke.

| Writes the Washington correspon.
dent Of the Cincinnati Commercial.
The impeachment Of til. Presi-
ident, long whispered at, is now open
ly advocated, and the echo is caught
up by suc!. newspapers as t!.a Chi
cago Tribune in demands for the i'm
; mediate arrai gnment Of Andrew
johnson for series of high crimes
and misacmeanors, which they. find
1t very easy to cnumerat". III 4 for
n,er letter stated that the President
had been informed. on authority that
he could not question, that it was
the intention of the majority III Con-
gress to attempt his impeachment as
soon as they should hav, secured the
necessary. vote in the Senate 10 carry
out this scheme. 1'he-Frt--;;v lis
tened to what was said on the sub
j.ct, and replied that he had every
reason to bcliSvr it was true.
1t may De said thu, all speculat;ons
on his head arr sronndle,s, because.
tn" President has committed no Grim.
tor which he could be- impracl..L.-
But give the extremists the nulurri.
cal strength in the Senate, which,
they hope yet to hav" by the ad,ns-
sion Of Colorado. and th" succession
OF Mr.. Stockton, and ,h-r. vii! be
"crim"s' enough found agaius, him
in Il very short time I'h. men who
seek hf- con, teton arr. tn, mon who
VII Si' Ia .jU!=ntt'lt upon him, and
is7 It H!.t be- tor thea. tn iudn. AS
"r.l " at constitutes a high crime
~ nitea"'u"aupr az mArih.r -uch hlEi.
crime or Iul.c.cu:"nnr. tn> t--u com
united. ih"ir l"""r To- convict will
soon resolve l;~,ii INTO uu act ri con-
vIr1l"u,
hc country tuay - Well uut.,r-
stand no" a. b" cptl,,,,i"o to learn
II ~o,.n too !a,". iAa, the jup-lch-
inrnt OF the irr-ii-u, lurnu> in~ in.
augu!ati"u OF Il civlI war. which
must be i"uSht "U'. t,ut III t'r dis
l:.Ht South :.tiH :tltrr., + IT,. Mi--j->ityi
H'"r, but IA every village ar! ci:,
"i tn" North. roIAM,.ncins in t!...
tIiy ol " a>hiuc;un
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-22

.n0ssachusetis IN tie U'ar-I lie
Adjutant ti,.u-rai OF Massachusetts,
ha recently cotuvl"trd II docuu~nt
ct 1o7 pages. sho" ing 'ht' part born
by that Stat ia til. war. Ma>~a-
chuselts contributed ljt. lG;1 ~nl,:irls
Including 3o,11O three Years men.
and 20, los enlisted in the navy
Eleven million six hundred ana
eightvfv" thousand min" hundred
and tii;L seven dollars and s,xtv
cents bounty money was q >trihutei
among 4+,725 men.
In the uavai and maliu- service,
hp"n'i.- were given to th, rNt,ut of
Sloa,5iO -. Five 'hnu~and fo,:r
hundred and ,Airty-risht Offices were
colnnissi pu-d 10y the Statr. Or this
nulmb"r Boston furnished l2l4 CT
the ,Gel officers and enlisted men
III tn" military service, 26O officers
and 221> ten were killed lU4 OF
icr.~ ana S22 men died of wounds :;
- rtiicers aud 549l men died of dis
,a>- 3 "tticrrs and lSl0 men died
III r-tvE prisons 3 officers aud S2!l
''.n deserted ; 3'3 officers and H.
73l rHrn were discharged for disa-
tIlitv. - men We're dishoncrably
4 scharyed. and lolG taken prison
ers. have nevs. been heard from, but
stand y. "miesing.'
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-22
Shreveport Prices Gurre.-1.

NhW> OFFICE, Ap!j. 20. leCC.
Very li,ti, cotton ROW arrives
and ;!.e iul.kv j. dull. wiki Iiui.; r..
The quotations are: Inferior 70
tu!iuur,. l.p,ls: .tooG tl,!l.,al..
lD22U; Low MiaG.!ug. Il Il ~
NlIa!'n-. - d
lh- ,p,ivWiu- guoia;inu- are uh.
tanned fro}n the principal hou>", il
pnr city, being ;hrlr ~ Nolv-:I,. prices
IA currency. lA"v agr strictly cor
rec.
.>Ugur-l2 q zoe t. 10.
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-22

An old colored preacher Il, Por,
Gibson. Mississippi. recently bap,iz-d
thirty colored converts and charged
:hcm dollar piece. On the follow
ing Sunday be only succeeded in
Inducing two to present themselves
who were willing to pay. Becoming
Indignant at the Parsimony Of his
congr- CATION, hs refused 10 bapriz"
:he two candidates for glory. saying 8
h- wasu't gwiue to ssosh hisseIt up
;or ,.c two ho!l.rs.
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-22
1.crJ Orleans Prices turreu


,'o,iou-l ordinary -a,,n ,,,,3
33u34, Low N,dJllur
80 a IS, Nidullllr. 3>a-
Common, l3$,U.- fully
,Air. I5e a log; white clarified ouc
T. ii.
E,''our-Srm.rt;ur. s. 2:1,. Choice.
>up.r.in. -: low extra, siv-c.
extra SI3p i,iI
IgU-SL5l r. fau
Dat,-;5>c T. bu,f,,.l.
Byau-sl % u,r 100 lns.
Coru-S5, Der hu.h,l
Poyk-Mrss. S.,u- T. nhj.
Earon-2Oc
Bcgg,ny -Iudia 26c T. yard.
HnUc-l1c y h.
Cuf,c-iio, 265, T. r.
.>uIt- I;v.rUo, u coarse. $ - sacl,
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-22
SPECIAL NOTICE


M i ERCH A N is
TOODS direct from mamufacto-
~ ri-.s at New Orleans Wholesale
prices, with expense Of freight
Having perfected arrangements with
manufactures, | now have my goods
made expressly for this market aud Of
the best material, and offer to the
Trade the largest aue best selected
stock Of
BOOTS, SHOES & HATS.
Of new stock, style and fashion ever
offered in his section of the country,
and will guarantee - sell as low as
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-22

The following shows how the peo.
pie Of the United States stands on
the question Of President Johnson's e
| veto: For 1.-THE Democtacy of the
free States, 100000 in number the
conservative Republicans Of the free
States, 100000; the voters of the
Southern States, 1900, 900 in number
total for, 800. 900.
Against it-disunion Radicals,
100000.
Majority tor the veto, 100000.
The popular vote for the veto is more
than two to one.
What is the dititr.nc. between a
blind man and sailor in prison 7
One can't see to 20, and the otl,cr
can't &" to SEA.
\ lawyer went into the shop Of an
nuttitter, who was in partnership with
his bro,her-in-law. and inquired for
som" waistcoa,s. Som" were placed
on the counter. The lawyer pleas
antlv observed h. should like to take
one Of them, il they would "takc it
ont in /nm." You may take it. if
you pleas".' replied the tailor, and
pay my brOtcer tar.
.4aUthcr CunStifuti~u1/ -imenlpe-t
1T Is umored that a |,r".nin-n vt lncln-
Der of the Committee on kccnnS,ruc-
tiou has prepared, and means to uticr in
Congress, in :, few days, the subj COINED
additional amendment to th. Co,.~ti-
tuition. 1t ,n-rts with great favor, and
will b.. engineered "ith ''~p~cial en-
"rgv by TIA" protector o. several great,
bn, s,i!! 'nco'nplc," military cn.erpri-
SIS. II is AS ;ollows:
ARTICLE NCt. That no STATE
shall he adn;tt"i to representation on
in Consrrs, until. by provision .,u-
hoIird in Is fundamental law. i,
pied res its citizens never to claim
restitution Of any pianos. watches,
finger rings, spoons, silk dresses.
books, pictures, s!d-toa:d-, wii.cs,
liquors. carriages. and other pprtabir
property which tuay At any time, TN
der 'h~rr~s-nrro military necessity,
h'.rt been Transferred, >hipp.d, r.
moved or car led away from their
rro;urncrs. cellars. grounds, out
houses, or stables. and delivered into
III" care aud keeping OF 10y al citizens
Of New In. .lauJ--and all p-rson-
Claiming or assuring title to any
'nch p"rtnhl'. property SO removed,
>ha.i b" excluded from the basis OF
representations AND tlr cor, v.r dis
y l..,l,l -.
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-22
News Items

steamers Michigan. Dispatch and
WIN. n. Minor. The same is to ar.
p'yto dozen lake steamers.
\ bill passed establishing land
office ia Idaho.
Several resolutions OF inquiry were
adopted.
Halifax. April 1.-THE steamer
Asia. from Liverpool the 3lst ulf..
and Queenstown the Is, inst, has
arrived
lh' German difiicultics were still
increasing. but there ~c.e no nc,ua!
"os'i!''i"s. Military preparations
m.r- actively progressing. General
b-n.dIck has been appointed Aus
tfiar o1nnander-in. Chief.
The English news is v+<y m"agre.
New York, April lit is re-
ported III. lrrsi1"nt viii shortly is
"u- an amnesty proclamation also.
another against any violation Of men,
ra!it; in regard to Great Britain.
Toronto, April l.-l'he Globe
says It i no longer doubted thr,
ON nioH.y is concentrating Il fore.
u-nr III. New Brunswick truntirr.-
Ihi. j clearly in violation Of ,...
neutrality laws Of the United States,
nf.I the Washington authorities must
speedily take notion thereon.
Per steamer I~rr.lt. from Ilavr".
q European paper contains n Vienna
dispatch protesting aSains, the STATE
,urut Of l'rnssian Journals, .nr,ne
'i"-r has been no rendezvous @. a
corp, d'a,,nr". no purchasing "t nor
-. and Il" levy oftroop- on the pa,
>! Austria.
IoroA,", April Ill he excite
:nrit il very grea, III consequences o!
'hr g";'.rni search Of premises :or
rot.'rnbani articles Ih. nurho,l-
:'rs I".Ilt.vt no raid OH New Bruins
"jck hA., been intended.
The rrpyi, thereof is oc!.,,r- OF
Sweeney or p'Mahun~v !" diver, at
,"n'ion wh}l" they max" a desperate
attempt on tnunda. probably with
the Chicago suuhoa's. 20 land their
forces. An attack is daily looked
IA" Cornwall prisoners have. y--
'hl""A "A- Attorney G"urr'N NrDom
:.l!.
New I",k, April ll.-A ta,ai ca~-
d.: tnuI,r rn j. rrpor,.i 10 iuy,. &C.
,o.l,~d III 'Ii7 city III the 4 .,:A IL:
Mr. Macy llir}-. q t;"r,uI,.. H..
HIrrh ,rn,io.iilc-G u,a,i. ifr.u ,..,
r.u~.,
'oI N.nkIand. Sp,ri:.l maj. a --,n..
.,A.,, t" .uvlrow 10 !ruI.aa H.. ,ir.
=. ,;ai srr>ic. IN the N.>-r--I,iu val.
..v
H.. j. empowered 20 ,nnk. nr.
c,,u,ra.,~, 80 ,!i>.,lr ,ir. s,ryic. from
,.ju; "a ,pju, IA ,h. river. ;.u, ap
,o:u. l.>. 4, po>,u.-,-r-
Mr.. .j.,i,r,on I,u.i-is !r,,r,,.,uu,.
:, tnnnG,
,f,.i n :, ;r
,.,r ,,t,r.. ~. K.rnI,..,.'',..;',,. I,,H'.
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Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-22

LruT IIu,L0uI.-liowl Lonesome. I
t,,i in your absence. I'll. hours p,ss
tcuiousiv. Nobody calls on 1n.. and
am constantly thinking @; tin. tim.
when vou will be .lon.., and y,ur
drr4rv routine of every dav if-. NV
household duties keep M. cpu-;autly
emuloy-d. am liyiur urns,c,nn,uical
as possible, knowing liza, y.,u; small
income vii. no, admit of frivolous, .x.
p"usr,. Blu, how, dear wall saw
monthly couc-r, Of prayer. Ia haste,
yours, etc
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tv Exists h"r"""n tt" blacks and
" Whites '!..r 'hr Nr.ttt"rn ,..otl,. g-Ii-
orally -'trro-". A. an evidence OF
'AI- h" cli'.- III, tact that th. E,orsja
Legislature pissed an acr providing.
f." words, that 1h' ir".In,"n -hn!
lav. ,h.. ,i.sh- 10 ron,r,c, and :, .u.
fore. cu,.:rac,.. to -u.. and BE-. sued. +,
TESTIFY ia the courts. and :, h.. -,,h.
.nr,,..d TO ,h,. sa,n.. p,,n;-hm.u,. .,r
lk,. offences. a. ,h.. Whites. Tin.
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crgniz,uc" Of III" Offences No dis
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Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-22

MIS- S NJ AIRY A. FILES
wi would respectfully represent
to the public, that having just re-
ceivrd direct from New York a large
and select stock of
WXLLZNERY GOODS.
would be pleased to see her old friends
and customers at the
CORNER MILAN & MARSHALL Sis
Opposite the Court House Sunarel
Is also prepared to d, Dre smaking
in the latest and most fashionable
styles.
maI3l :}ra
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-22

Il Double !Sntrc:-I'le annexed
has asufliciently wide applicationtobe
appreciated by married peopleo OF eithc,
Sex:
husbands Trarclzius-Scene lst.
Room in hotel. Spittocns full ofcigar
stuInps. Burbon whiskey. Husband,
III hurry to be off writing home.
Deu1rst .Sus e--My time is so occu-
pied with business that | can hardly
spare a moment to write to you. Oh,
darling how l miss you, and the only
thing that sustains NH curing my alb
sence is thought that every moment
thus spent is tor the benefit of my dear
wife and children. Take good care Of
yourself. my dear. Feed the baby on
one cows milk. Excuse haste, etc.
WE at home-Scene I'd. Parlor
All the gass lit. Thirteen grass wild
o"s Fred, from across the way, with
his banjo Jack. from above. wi,h his
guitar; Sam :, from below, with his
flute lots Of 9th fellows with their
instruments. Dancing and singing;
.sldcboHrd covered with nuts, fruit;
cake, wine, creme, whiskey. etc. Wife
ina hurry tndancr, i,inS to husband:
Lear Uu,bumd:-llow l"n.so,n. l
t,'l in your absence. I'll. hours pass
tcdiously. Nobody calls on HE and 1
am constantly thinking Of I'll. tin.
when you will !c home, and your
ctreff"l' connt.nanc"liShi up tn: now
drr,ry routine of every day iE-. My
household duties keep me constantly
emplov-d. am livin. as econ no.IIical
rs possible, knowing that your small
income vii. no, admit Of frivolous, tx.
p"msr-. Blu, how, dear | wall say
!n"n'h! y concert Of prayer. In Nas,-,
yours. etc.
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-22

\ur uo.. rh;,n on. 'ilr. nt ,hr
yopu.n;I0u "f IN, globe ar. thrj-tIau
even in nam" ; an" NOT ruuy.' iAau "il,.
,Ii,t %! ,iI",-, a!,' hIu..s'au,s Tn,
tr.',h Amu pli,u':l Christians ar.
u,"!,' uuurI>u~ riau IT," l'gul,.>'aur-,
;.tl,. tic t'nt!sui.o~ at. turr- than tn .,.
:" "llt'. l. - p!r~"tH''tc 4 gtra; V'.Hh
'h.Tr ore, IL l'ro',-iaLts - Ihlus
that ,'nI'- truth only cuulos 'n ih,
world through ;h'ln. Hut Il ,hI-
less than "u.. ii,rp o.: thu Christian
w"r!u, or less than ON. iiti-vth ut III
human race, tiI''I,. - NOT nIl. ~ '"u,
or one in a hunur,d nnh ii'v OF all,
that has a nominal connection with
The. churches as ln-tn h..Is. .Aul o! ,ho-,
not more than uil,. :Hii !uv,. a living
t.tr-r-s. in thu. rhutct, to b. Ii-tin-
gui-h-d from others hv their d,vu-
Nou i mas Is N - nin.'..i.tA cen
tury of the. Christian era wh-n inrH
ar" inc"npnrahly better ,l:nn a, tn"
time of thu. advent. l. il wonderful.
therefore. that c,.r' an Of the jews
asked, "ar.' There tv~ that br sav-!t
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-12-20
TO CONSU MPTIVES.

The advertiser, having been restore pto
health in , few weeks by very simple rer,
edy. afcr having suffered for scvcrai years
with severe lunc affection, and that drca't
disease Consumption-is anxionS TO make
known TO his fellow sufferers the means Q
cure.
To All no desire IT, he vii send copy ot
HE prescription used free Of charGrl, with
he directions tor preparing an9 using INC
same, which they vii hnd SURE CURE ior
CoSsyMprloS, ASTHMA. BKoHCulTlS, CoUGH5,
Coins. ana All Threats and Lung Affections
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the Prescription is to b"ndt the afflicted, and
spread Information which he ~,ncejves to b
invaluable and ho hopes every sufferer VII
trv his remedy, a, It will cost them hotnug.
and prove = blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription. FREE BY
return mall, viii please address
REV EDWARD \. WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kings g., New York.
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S. a EOUN I I
CLAIMS

WE will diligently attend to AL c'am'
w committed to Us for Bounty J
due to owners whose slaves enile cd n III
Federal army during tn iatc VAR As wt
arc a, snre,l the Government win cnn,menc,
paving this bounty At IN carly lay. we would
.,,.v-e all parties entitled to II 70 take mmc-
'i,4.e steps to obt.in i.
COMES & DOWNS,
Attorneys ii Law,
Lconar,itown, Md.
Aug IS ls66-tf,
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RATIFICATION NOTICE


~ TIE ORPHANS COIHT or s I
.T.lRT.S COtNTI
November Term 1896.
NRpEREn, Tha, tho ale OF Tho Rra
~ Estate ef James II Conrs Y Gcctas-
cd, made by David v Tyler, adainlstla.
tor Of the SAID Gee ao,d aud this Day re-
ported to this Court by s,id admlut,tra-
ter, be ra;ih d snd cor 6rmcd unics> Gus,
Re shown % the con rarN, On or before
the second Tuesday of January Ii, xt-.-
Provided, copy of this order be inserted
in some Newspaper published in s. ,la
~. county. at least once week, for
three succrs>ive wc,k-. before the sec
ond Tu..day # December n"x'-
The Rcpor, >ta'c~ the am unit of sal
to be four hundred and tweE.ty-s;x dollars
4 j SPALniNG. chl, Judge.
JAMES + YATES, a., ;,a..-
WM \ KIRK.
Nov IS, lSh 3w.
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Professional Notice.

FEvEIE subscriber respectfully tenders
u his professional services to the people
If St Mary's He ca; always bc found
at his residence ID Lcouard Town district
h, residence of the late James 5. GIelen J
unless when professionally engaged.
Iillulp H. EDELEN,
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St. Mary's gazette., 1866-12-20
PROF ESSlONAL NOTICE

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~ FISH Nj POINT near MliIsiou ue and
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