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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-06-28
MEETING I'm BALTIMORE.

MEETING I'm BALTIMORE
The mass meeting of the Couscrva-
tive wing Of the Union party of Mar
yland, held last Thursday right at Mon
ument Square, Baltimore, was one cal
culated to have great influence on
political affairs in this State. 1t was
called by the friends of President John
son and Gov. Swami, and those who are
opposed to the Radicals in Congress,
and to negro suffrage. The meeting
was chiefly attended by that class of
Union men, and made consi derable
show of strength 1t was one of the
largest meetings lately held in Balti-
more. Gov. Swami was called to act as
President, and there were about one
hundred Nicc.Prcsidcnts, all prominent
Union men.
Ex-Governor Bradford could not at
tend on account of illness but sent let
ter fully in sympathy with the meeting
Besides Governor Swami, Ex-Governor
Randall of Wisconsin, Hon. Mr.. Pcriuc
Of New York, aud Hon. Charles j..
Phelps addressed the meeting
The chief feature of the occasion was
the speech of Gov. Swami, some extracts
from which we publish today. The
Governor has put the seal to his former
declaration, and his speech will fall
like a thundcrbolt among the Maryland
Radicals, who have attempted TO give
the State over TO Northern ultraism.- -
1t is the legitimate result Of divisions
known to be in the party for years back
The mass of the party was undoubtedly
with the Governor in sentiment short
time since. Ia addition to the difference
in regard TO the ncgroqucstion il is now
complicated By differences in regard to
reconstruction Of the Union. the proper
mode Of treating rebels &c Thu party
has been carried away oflatc by an IT.
rcconcilablc hatred of thr South, and
opposition 10 every body that believes
ia Cancellation. Tho Governor h,,
maniully attempted to stem this lid,,
aud We believe he will succeed 1t
cannot be possible that the manly scnti-
mcnts which now netuatc the Governor
can be extinct in all the party There
will We trust be found many who have
not bowed the knee to the Baal Of mere
party spirit We do not expect to sec
the leaders i.ke the back track but
VIC hope soon to fad many Of the rank
aud Gle refusing 10 follow
The Governor sustained prc,idrut
Johnson's policy thoroughly md on the
question Of negro suffrage aud equality
is orthodox In regard 10 the Registry
Law he did not say much. bul what be
did say was al that could be expected.
On that subject be says; As the Exc.
cutiye Of the State, | shall 10 10y duiy
Ia executing that as well rs all pthrr
laws upon your statute book aud .lnll
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-06-28

E8"J. I. mcCrery Esq. has disposed
OF his interest in the Elkton Democrat
to his partner G. W. Cruikshank Esq,
by whom it will be hereafter conducted
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pea- Coal oil is said to have been dis
covered lately in Montgomery county
MARYLAND.
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, 1866-12-15

nobody had hold OF her, nor dia 1tYoody ao!Q ufI
whsn she drew the revolver 1d'd not sse 9fos-
B By ~ tas casre-1 had Just got to the point where
Stood when ahc drew the pistol
oLoREE AkEHlt
WIS The nezt witness. Hs said: dra got saeE
Geef{e nusssl Tas At nc ksloon taktoG sata
WAS lnuoiuced to him. THIS wot1An came y,
and *antcd him to out. fnrEes what she s&id
He told her 10 20 out Of st md viii that be went
Tsas.ei taen 60: Il: e4tE as.tass ,as 1. nd ~
:8s & T. - ~ sas t.
Sa.n S:sp ,,s II /, es snd d., tast hin IN sae
| did not see Truetel1 It the time the Asst shot
was trcd, tsx him It the instant The second
tAe. ~ a5sa hi b -. .t.natag :. .he wet -.
wa,d me. did uot SOC the defendan. When ahe-
Ard @ nc :. u. shot; 6 whsn sss n.d the eecsad
se.as,.satien- -Eenas wr,rh, came nom
behind me car roen he eommtnecu pushing her.
! did moi pA3 much zttcntluu to the eeutuflr in
tte talooa. 1heJ wr9e .bont ths ceui1e of he
FALCON Hhen isst remember seeing them. 7nee
Ns = eoet nteo. aao eeosKe tame into TIE
~ =, sssla-t think deee..ed, vss outdae
but be stood IN front ot ihe door b. ihe side q
ihs door 1lter 1be mi mol sss hrrd- heard lie
report nt pistol. ,nr1,x,ox
Counsel for the deteae+ ore.ea to Admi. that
| TFNekell died OF tot hau< In INC 4E11 EIDE H
charcra In the 1ndtt1rnehL
Coanr el for The people dctired the presence oI
The ph,sieian Who made III post nsortk7a, and.
BY Agreement, rested lhe csc, excepting - to hla
teeuMcrY.
SuI yR1soxKMe EIATKNxsf.
I Nf. E. G. AsAy tl+eu opened A- case eot The X
eusaa. In thlA be developed the defense ~ OK
seeking to jusufy tho ac Of kIlhnF- In the eons-a
Of hff tetnatks het >cap,trltted the e1rcam:tsuee
me etlwe. n pa, sad :. ~
. t hcen tulet out We omit tha stHesacn1 Of 'he1
lie expeeied 10 rtcre that the deceased was u
fAel OF former IL trcatfaeni the deiauea ~auL
~ rop.e nd that upon eren tltsht pToyocatton .
txpsrr, she was Just ned In tlaughieH3g he: o2pt
Mt
, 1866-12-15
Memoranda

IN r1Rn~-The c:crol ID EAodv says the
schooner ]. ". Nicholas. Captain William Yotps,
from Bnfalo, with cargo Of lsa barrels Of salt
two anchors and 30 f1thons or cable chains tr-
EiYrn o1 tho harhos about ten o'clock Saturday
morning. The ting Aih1 weut to her assistance,
bat eon!d not tow her Acstnst The hcarY H'ad.
The schooner cat anchor seoat fun. miles from
shose, the tug returning to port BALI fuh Of w1ier
Tho anchor Of the Eicnotat, Weighing 800 pounds,
With 1t3 alhouas Of chain. held her IN safety aud
she rode out the ttorm through the day and
ulchs. She VIA towed In 1t ten o'c,otk Sunday
morning, without injury. The officers md c.e1,
consisting often men, sn5crsd through the hight,
n4 It vas intensely cold and The waves SWcps oser
Tic en1ire length Of lie Tessea
TEE AnnIrA1A.-The schoonrrB sea Star,
Guide atd scou G1anger, nsde tAls port 5esse1-
evening Of the 10th.
y1stx1s LAID ur At buFYAIo THE following
Is list Of vessels which nase gone Into winter
Quarters at ButAlo:
Estanrrs-Netupoiiun. ...
Horsltor*-Atlsn''e, Archie, A:sxes. Ads,atic,
& es!esso. 1Sl aSsslcss. % 6uni,tt. EsainaI E9a.;n2,
hanies. idaho @ a.1es.ns nsie 8es.sF. Nis.eal 1
Isaa1anda, Winslov, Wenooa, Comet
-ht1EAne1ican Esgie, F. 4. Aberge1, BuGa]o,
n =. 41A0s SNiA4 A@4h, A<k&AC1 h&4-
gon, Diamond, C.. ". Esxns, Lou Edes, Fa.ton,
J. ". Gardner. ]. c. HA1tson+ r. L. Howard,
uzsea. I. u. toneA- Ler1atnan. Asy Queen. H. ~
Mixer, T. b. Nelson, Wm- Peck, lason Parker,
Qutckeie2- sA[EoER. O. l. swim, N u stuaona,
G. y. 1Afrat, J.. B. T1pwbtfdGe, @. r. Watson,
Yankee Doodle. AIDA. P. 4. Aaeu, Nellie Bates,
&. Candee, Mollie Clark, S. A. Clark D. Dnd.
leg. lllHnet, 9. /. Minis. Niagara, j. 3 Faio, J.
n. Passuns, D, T. Day. {. y. frsr. Fulton. Gen
ersl Grant. Gold Dust. AsA RAwsop, ]. n. Scratch
eSd. Eulc1n, /, no u4tnc-
Darsa-bad<es State, nhdeeu9ter. City Of MI,
wAutse+ Cream City, CRY OF Chicago, Chleaeo
West No. GAIaen Vert, Invfncihie, Maitland,
!: Jennie P. Ssek, Gewsboy. Esrita, onondas1,
j. = els. sam Ward, +. '. r Watson
: B1gs-Banues. Berlin, Euptts State, Globe
WEE. 1FeAI. Young America
Ehoostrs|. S. AnrHtn, Arab AhenlAn, Ar
mold. AldebAtan. Adirondac% A. Bradbury, Ell
=, Bates, Citizen, m. Croslhwtlte, Oliver tulver
Censuelo, lie Vernon, Echo. Evrnude, Ellington
David Fsrguton- FREMONT Forest Queen. Wn
! Fiske. Fathions n. c. Ford, Gem Geraldine
i Mary B. bale, HeurJ-Hsgas. Lockout, Eliza 10
! Fsn, Asnppa. MunteaE1e, AlAns, osel1e, J. 4
! Acponafd. U~sscn, J. B: Prime Hepubhc, Char
! ley Richmond. Rebecea. Levi Rawson. Mary A
! R9nktD, R1le1Eh, hesolnte, r. ]. 6kiamore. So
phi. s%.!o: Stampede; Phi>e seo.!llt, .saaa
Wn- Vsp Natta, Lewis Wells, Nlnona, Fred L
Wells, Hm. Young. Yankee, Zenhyr.
Gtus-AaSJ 1xne, Selma
, 1866-12-15

X rba nustket {r Mess .fnsk opened o@1ooN A1aa
t,Its 6s,r rnsde n m "sdvz1ee u s<ss 60 ~ oa
tby closing price Of sestsdV. nat toWan .ae .n
slcse ,azne feeling beesme MANIFEST ,s,sa sae ~
..h,. ,o The les. favorable sdsiees ho1s New 1osk
% .na ,.,raTsma .taiin9 Inst $50 esss Of i1Te aoes
sa IA .rfres =. ,he Vr!on ssoek Yards. The sale.
~, ~ ~ NJ tsn h,ls 1t x1aloztls.5o lot CITY, snd
e,s:s ' tor couar,, ea.h ma sta.so tel'er 5aan..
GU - .s,s.nr -, ~..t ID siaU ea1s- Green Aean
2-rr ouiet hut = shade Asmef, with sales oi ~
g.ws seae Clear Punk ro'd to We ei.sa1 a.,s .,
IS hrl, ii sam 1aId Nas nr1nes o.. aa1s - Es
ss,u s,s,n 1l,te tor Oh, and leAe 10. No l. 1sese
~. 49, NOV. mrnt IN pseK Ensllsh Nests 3se Gu
s,,r,r no,n,nai. cumbe1taads naJ bo qaotee
nj 0c, :. ~. on.c
Dressed Hcss were ore setare and u .ae 49, 49,
II Z the na.ke1 aasanea Iosatee. oas - .'e ssts
| ,he improvement xu Hnfe @aa s's~ "@|
, 1866-12-15

An Old MAr.m Rx1rn.-on tho 11st day Of
Nay, lss1, IN tho town OF Bremen, In this coas&J.
t~o boyp, william Van Besse, aged II, md God
,ruJ Gels, tsed II or IA, went together On hunt.
lne excursion. some time pser,onsiyA qnar7sa
h.b c1tsted betwesn tne swo ocSA OF thstE p
,ects, and tn speaking Of The msttrr oo ehs d1Y
above mentioned, tht5 ls: .hs.s ,.snsTy p.ss.ons
70 s'liel" Geis, "a sdns s.r1mon9e, Gels pulled %
h s prsr.se iaE thy pulrs.,s ns r. ~. %
much q e stronger. hr chauScd big u:annc1 10
70 nolheea lhs tes3iaas, r. YIN RsrSe faf ne
time that they resumed their hundng operations.
Gsas eIppo.tuc ,he, matter was dropped; II ap.
psAfA LA IN HeSEe was not zafi.tsd ds 3oao5
- e1ense 10 set tssis' s1n out Of his banda and
then atit mpltd 10 shout Lin. Gcls 1p,aped 10
one Aide, tId The sho! " hlch VIA dchbzrasele IN.
tsseed tss n. heart entered one am. For s1us
feIs on ttat has lot yet ttsnsplsed> no t11ntEn
chtge had been ptrier1-d 1Saiu.t Van Betxe
unul ,hs loe instant, when q warrant was pro
c;ircd Tor bis xy1ctt npon The charge oi
- .st.r!, Win an:sp ie % eoaJ ,eisry x.E
terda! sfle7rooa, End couanttted 10. tr4sl at tbe
C,tcuh Contt r. bal, OF ~ o., 1t Is said that I
snit aEal.;tt e!u for private damages {tald .
Fill .ott}, vas int ntnted eone time ago
, 1866-12-15
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PULMONIC SYRUP,
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soaxs 81 e s.s. Il M sts
srtsr wsse 70 te:Ess spexn. nd aad tstfeshinf
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nt1t to rcea ttf-r pespse YOU'D serd fDY MT 81
asa nez, 10 AsceftAl Hucintf tnei1 Casa wee hft
nile. =
For nA1y yeas In eout1cc ION With nay PRINCIPAL
ofer u ttadclpn4x have betu making fesrlAr pro
tsasIot tissts TO New York Bos:on, Bslurnata acd
f1ihbufEh.
Fer nAny 5 eaFs rast have mAde II npAay ~ tyE
htldred 11tatnasle u Neezy, With taa ~EaRirone-
E Tor tueh e1AIinauone ny ce2tsetA c4s dolarA,
aoo tthAblta me 70 E1rt each pAdeat tne cDn4t-
ntn Ct ~ disease. aud tell him whether h4 N1G
feIxtH-
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sun pIaSn y maj ny ~ = % 20 11eh th:J g1ve
HencintA 70 ~ tse Cough 70 stop he Eight 4Eeate
hesHG q e. ano % y dong Iaey detsaEe The Nncts
smaae ~ Qp tae see1et1otas, a1a eFeo
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tt1etn. = u9s ~ sas Msk sAo4oss
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SchtrxFss Xanorskc F1tta - trsnsr the stA,o,eh tn
fAruttc SY np u RAD dtstsled asd shsn5ne tnIi
poQi Witch ii tu nayts IL esllrx pfopeffis~
one d lie best psrtafetious 1t iron r E,e
sFn tonic pI tIselt; and xheu the Sawed Trac is
to,yea he prcrs tn he stouaac md /. cse1 Oh NJ
The AID Of the AardrAke Phi heslinY ioE of r.s,r
| Juice. 4ood sppeu,< ADD good dtxrzti3 10 faIloxs
| The Et4wen Tonie Is / elnulaps, md tora othe
1e1euU1sru WHEN il II rk+d il Il turr aEa njrssnnt
l the tnrrarh t1Fr1yp ere L,r+; :.
, 1866-12-15
15noks for the Boltnaps.
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LIFE OF NAN gY4BoL1zED Dr THE MONTHS
sbofs. 81 Reba.d fisoti T Aceoapaniei % S S1 : -:
aaa is q
esa. % Is: :f fail ass s1aFseeo e1tis .; :aaaas ~
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iy.s- small 70, u unique eloth. WIN clasp si;
s1ffss f9ta.ss BIZ he Rsh. Re.. esrs
&c eS,;a eS1 p II s9p q e Ms s gfx:
llsu.Na H'.a y te.lpass ensr1staS1 Asd 9e1s!r
eiSsSed @ s ie;sat al nao,oeso, ] I i1o. o'N~' -' 50
HALE noUas w1ta TIE BEST FRENCH Au-
eebrsied pso.e srts1s M irsa.isis n.a ii - Enxisso.
wita thirty tng.avines o. wood from designs ~
nsloeeo nml;s ayne Is '0'' f0'A S''' e''A'
TIE GALLERIES or v1RSSA. 4 .electtoa of g.
Ss9 S: r. II h. tfsEas s s 70 ese e
rnoHrcd collection. IL Vienna, y In de4crl2ave
f.: Ss$sSs cs:'ss s:s t:ss'f e. s 's
TIE cELEBEArEn GALLERIES OF, CS1cH. De-
s:Sssss "a s y Is = :sa .:es : e
M4 I hse.y e. i1a
Ito. morocco antique ta.
ROtAL DRESDEN oALtERT. Betng selection Of
IL r. z &c efe''c csio
no1ee G1.ade tosralne, ,AosIr gEo, ,anesrint 9u,do
! k.@bE.aat7 kao .. 1saless: ssssyxs. WsaTss
sasass.' & IT, sofF''a't'' s'e ''l' ''' noF''s'
BERLIN AEp IT'S TREASURES. Beicr = series Of
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TIE QCEESs OF ENGLAND. A Series Of Portraits
y g. s Eaesi p,sna WIG ssl ID
ssHsad. I'D 4,sss' Hss da nt'etae
] @oroeso snslaus eG II Eo''' ''''e''a ''' '0'''
WoRlpSoTED WOMEN; Or. Types Q! wousuly
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speass HesoE sthe Senp!ssa couss.asaes q as
s!ss S0s sses I ssa s as
s,.Sas i,5e r shiIl;. 4 s,., ss;st vssas s.a
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TIE KfrEDllcAN COURT; Or, Aues4ean soass,
ps5 Ha ~0z.en III s. ue55r e : III u Gxe as
| 91d coIftettons: Wlsh 8 nne siesi Fu:t1aia .
| 4a.tf Et&3Gtd Women. hAn1JQH1e vel, row A SYD
morocco anaque, 70.
seSa SnE !. s.s
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enperfnt1dcnce q r. Frodsha an. With letsefptczi
utTufptiEc pt-%r.v. No. EsAt1aa, rs
CANT vol, tAExr Ito, n1orotxo antique or x11x $50
eTRATFoEp aAlLEhTi O., The sh.kspee.e Sister:
By ME J. r. Palmer. Tot- Imperial sTo. La
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s.;s nex s4,ay .at,s
superb E,1t Book2 Cholc. h1toaa Of the Po<k4, &c,
&c. II uay IL hsd &sAtu' tously, oa application. Of
D. APPiHTolf Il COMPANY,
4Ao and AS Broadway. New YORK.,
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, 1866-12-15
NOTICE


CUSTOM HorsK, OapE,eBtEon. y.T,l
ecREECIUnxs1'a oTF1cx, November n la6a>
supeftr eniet Of tie neE Custo1o Hopse II Osdeas-
I'LL faSsaiaE ssdsslxesaS dssae1s}ea s,oaes 81
hsse. Iht s.oae s+auts i. for oase sd s.. course
vtn1ow allee. unte1s md nrntls tm7ost nonidIn S1
Afehiv cosn1ee blck1nx co4tbe quolns and 4dnKi
asefrsf Go1esaneai 70 ~ sssiaf Il T. ps4ee q g
Isy ste1ts Of stone, whether srsalse, marble q.
HAAtecr kid nay b peopo.ed It mus. b Of Tho most
durable anallr5, A god color. tne z1An, inperv1oos
T. Esttt: p<risetlJ ucaaessed b5 iross md =
fsquisa 1 ~ ~ vanoT: = ,a.i5 S!n;s na1s GaJ
asass o@ss: iss - s1eoas. = :ss.s D. u:
Il e rough q the ne Or oa,!n. or soc6 pl.s
rt1. raf; Be- ssae ), ne eahle iocs q ttose de.ve
T. incluiv Of III ffeixet, hauling AsasuFru1a
. be &c 90 delivery. by AUTHORIZED agents TIE
.1per1atsneeni I'd t pss cent ct al T., nens =
| superficial toos u e4ch kthd. "
Il, e s q Rs nfp = saS 6 r. ~ sss
ent tose tae opsnink q ne pEolsa win tae vasl
,,oos 70 aas nEos5n |ssked With he nare Of tae pss
The whole Of tee stock rsgalre! 70 b deity
ertd by Of eefnfe Ee ltt of 1a1e t and tae delivery
sor s IL Is. as e z e E
| TO rye! aey or Al the proposals. .. .-.
! AL bids ErN be AcCunraoet nr bend af tTo ra
VIII seeepl and perf1rm The COZ tr1et Il awarded +
ht7. The sucaency Of he sec1t11 70 be certified b
ths coleesos q internal Revenue ot The D!uic1-
NJ sd sisne .s1asd g. ssaas, Ia :: 0E &c
s!e2t sa's''n'*nzAi T E2,F Hi
, 1866-12-15

~ Irra f,rn nDo;:so- -e,osiae At 1891" i0'
w WsaseT xss au1l NTH sales Of !: er's rfss :.
s,s7. Hsntsd xold To- ths extent o. =" N" ="
ssc t4t @xeninx-A decline q Il
=. F1onr exhibited more &nlnaaAhu. nv 1s -:
.3rrcra @c. &s,n talee Of {, go btls II ~
fI.so for Red Winters; sa.uall-5o fof E q q
En1,e; 5s.wl7.7s fos spfing supess' sa0 s'''~
tor Buehwheat- ~, uxs-
-uep,fy m active speculative denoss - 1raE
l. prices Advanced S9@ On no. ,Is. nst1es.
oE -, Spring. Rejected Wks VIZ a+ nou
The ta-.aetaoua foot mp IS, ,o0 bu u wv - =
aE 10: ~ EGal.s4n for No. :, ana t. =. tsr,e,
for Reiected-css-.ng rIm It tho onis@e -
70: Ntt. and 2 .....
Corn op. ned dan and declined 1@1Hc' pa..o Nip
wasda the close The market exhibited uots =. ~,
and p11ces rallied AG1e Sales q 1lAN' 49, "
vert Etde II slh6slc fos No. u s70Hc ~
| 2;a96ic Tor New snelled md 6oc fof Ear On a@A
| closing II E5iQ aAefof Ho.i. n.,
o4ts were very quiet. md The nassxts eot@s e =
Nc, With ta1es of n COO In Al so3sGAe taf NJ
AID &c for EeJected.
4 There VA 4 modera.e deuand for Rye, ann me
market advanced 5SIie, With sales o1 lt'V". Oh y
saGsCc for No. I md SIC for No. =
1 Bailey was 1e4c better, nth aalts u t6ss6F sos
No. 2; 4.4iGs5 Tor Rejected aid sot fo1 sample
| fota.
Tal!ow was dun, with sales Of 70 bsas County
at9t.c,
The Grocery trade Is quist, but owing 70
stronger feeling reported At New York there u
dimcr Tone tn the market Tor staple goods here.
| rrices are unchanged.
| Hardware goods, including 1soc. Steel, NAH.
Metals and Ianen' Stuck, aze IN fair derasd'
steady md 1sm.
salt is quiet, but steady, and without quota0ie
Change.
Seeds continue dull and comparatively neg
1eeled- Tln,o,hJ Il selling In small way At 4. &
! for choice.
| Wool eon,inues inaetiye. ssles are mixing to I
Limited eKtert n 4e4l lie for medium tnd dnes Il
@4Is for low grades, washed and tea;c for tni1et
unp u.hed-and tlese may be regarded - tht
market values.
Lumtez IN the yards il quiet, but steady 3nt
| rnet4rged.
7nc following kilograms wers read on Chang,
Today:
| BUFFALO, December IL
The amount Of G1sin and Peas IN store Art
anoat Il this post L.: Wheat IA .0J0 hu: Corn
| :.u,uN bu; Oats, B4, ,NA bu Rye, sxQU hu
barley, los 0n bu P..s> e 900 bu.
INV YORK, December II.
| Flonr active and SC better. sAles 1t $a55a
| lt6n Wheat stronger and quiet 1t 4.0;1{a q
| Corn dfm bot quiek q Fill II fsorr. Oats fro
at 6IGGGc. Pork nftu at E4l-13. Lard bnnyAn
y l*sae. Hogs. &2.N; receipts, I00Q, Col
/ 1S7A.
, 1866-12-15

SExALIKc CZoTAKSa.--Wm, Mclansnltu, board
ing a. horse IL Bridgeport, found II necessary
10 take Journey. and m packing his ea.ehtl very
hu,7see1y carried IN ~ comforter OF Jas Dom.
And 4 IeIolset, the properly OF VIZ AcCrcsah.
Ael<athl1n dc 10: d,tcoser Ills m!uake I'LL be
WAS arrested 4: 1enont &c VA brought before
nt'ted tas Iial II N axxs eGsss bsu Of F1N.>
, 1866-12-15

Provisions In Ph,tade,ph,a-peceuuber =.

Prices have again declined, aod tbs snaYtet contn-
&c. FeEy t1l e.aan sates ot nsw ess p*1rE max.
me At ~ 1A o per b7i clear $t0A43e prime
n;* i siseo:. sss: I'd Ptaas i taa0 ~. ~
2a1s per hs for c!ty packed, Bert hama a!e held Il
ftsa per nfs R9enn continues inastavc. AID prices
hana are nsakiak 1t 1a*aic; aidts X l3tal4c, and
vhonce5. = hrs per ?: G.ecn meats Aze also TtrI
dp11 and lovers Lew pfefft hams t-ll 1t la4l1 md
salt shoulder II tsna Slec per o. In lard there u
rt5 ttte aonk sd pt1cea Ate lower. 8<s Of hris
H9f3c,
, 1866-12-15

AA& SbAs "A' VI 3t*eS4AAl Ql3IAtp.
''Ile 4 arket for hogs EAs qnttc nr,. at Sx 1fsc,
kfcas- Ills ta1lntAned that large Quantities oI xga
WI oe KILLED by Ae fstnefs sh!s Jear. osing Il dis
4At4ttaron d pfltA 1t kht a{ th4
son std sxpe;t 70 ohts'n better fetusna from tht
sold tu psrtfra hencr iare-s Quantities haro1 vii
e stIibnsed tt'orGhoot The coa11fy than formerly.
~ toa 70 The pserers Indcr this tie oi ht t1sd
lht paskH u this peinI II IS malltalnaL viii
cred ltQ-tR, G nAileExtc Eau.l<ss OF 81 will 4so
he puk up uis yeaF II Bowling GrEen Eniont,En.
krntucAJ: Ma-ason md lafayette. Indiana; where
hone Htlt Ettied fass year, tbrrr viii BE- an IN
creased Aubef Of operators II pslts shls
pStf taai henen the Pr spet Tor IN increased q11ly
t.xt k1lie[ hfYE pfuh ftUntfSAl
, 1866-12-15
TO ARCHITECTS,
pfAEs ASD Specifications FOR sKW BEILn
INt}b FOE TIE wAR pEPAKTXENI

AT WAsHNuIpSy b. G.
AThttocf4 afs pFepsArc pAtts and syest1a
Hpnt< eA14MlxAek or ao&E Tor pROuE c0llo
fnfs hF t.e s = HspsFrHf o. tae 1te adU e
n Ee HN Dzp4ErHs1t Aad A6saeEst rAcsas E1punaas
he n1ildiat1 sequtrsd shoutt h1ve su<rtiat aEea
aS ta1Re u lh4 1tA stlAeted vii admit o
of titH. 1tG Ill u1cr tosmat1pE ttlAunx 70 thf SGD
}et I'll ne frrp1Ahe2 to Alrbltects d1tttAS 70 SoH'
rete r she xnFk, upon application. p~rso"sAJ os u
Ae51fr, u thA u1a0efaHnta. 80 -.
pF1u.1aE n FSrep ref ta< tFs{, OF $2.2u fos kn4
&cnd, 4Ad Of ri Dca as the xntrd t9ost Acee2tsSA*
pkha azd spedtsnE1cns TesEdved. win bs ATarae3
rppn the nqpkurnl * Hon. SECRETARY at W&F. ~
e Boafl ei 0t1es1 charged w1sa tas aakg q .e!sst
and pTsYa1t1x piAE2 1nG Go1zt1eH4 tos iok
bcid3eIt ct tbs WAf perArt1ers un6et act Of Con
xTeAs Ap5rpred jnty = 1879.
pt b1tyrt LienHnxcL CotuLH 7. J. Nexcxrll- Reeof-
d+- Il the BoAfu. Ordnance lEact ~leteE1 fSu1anx4
w74Atnk4n, nc CO oefare itn 1t caJ at Fea<3af1.
lskt. -. -.
pl1a1 sup1atxtsd Ehcah rnn1 he deefaed s9tsone II
Ire purpose, - well - 70 resA17 ~ or Ill Of soeA
p.at1.
Byt. Liert. Co., g, 3. A, Eeeprte1-
, 1866-12-15
SpeFlM ND1treH.


,A h.a,s,,. II N. at.-, and p,.,,t.
tyye.l 5eaE ue.un, !! ieas p@sss,a!7 @ Toy, pe.na,:
u hat u tkf Gtod Or eSu7 tGea q pSof! At1f3o
70 IT. e1tssnee hon,f, wtaltn sn1 poxsr y .fr
ytu to sh4 into ohser1sy. OBLIVION, Aoo DC IN
ID BE- Or not 70 ba" sut9 IL ths aAhA3foltE a5es-
phae. l. the eest He tueeee y xhen ota.t. h.!e
serrex TtantnE -. sT.SsHnn. ~ II. ao ,o.ta AL
Hs Ertees ~ afncc 70 h.nnT rs-r1.sc xad fn4kt.
DE maf1ed happy. d. tsoKs roo lie rraess nf Sur
Iii bTstnrss I'm. sstions srti sp-cul1pnu4 He ess
Fp,tc Tcn 10 ea1Ih crntnenct snd hcI oY u Ito
fnczra6le hY atteu- cad st 1f3 Ksst A&disoa-ss.
{ns st<iss est.ees ~ md xFaax1lnst5s Ca1eaSos
Y y q H9, s1s I'ls ,.t
III ,ef:pr HdG. ee ~ RaI HSs
eaNeSo. ~.
~, vV1 .....
1874 6onth C2nx.t- cures al private diseases
%nn1ut nslsas. =. potsoEoa I!u%a - Eoaea " =
euI.o II 1s vnst : u ~ ~ ~ tosH
SHa4 y GM MEN. oaak u1s3 11a1EcL *!a utFH1o*
1!Ent- kfoaoCaI& sAAae.& ~ mo "ao1S ooSu. COZ
t,s ~ N Le eafas 81 42a iSS1asc 30 O9
~ RtEio1 n eEAfEr: II punxsa9 GRsee
- usss2 M snuS - = to o4aas q sfefJ oac
, 1866-12-15

HI sa!es ar Grain reported IN saas marktt report
arc 1aode on iAe ba4fs oT lrats (ac) storage snks$
eAeylr1se expTekstd
FRtpA1 ET141xs pccenne4 IL lss&
| FRE1tsATE<-aAuRoAO tRElba7s-Tna loloM-
| Il u The toint tariff ca the Ea1tetu roads