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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-01
pUFFIELDiS DEPOT

T TAKE pleasure in calling the attention
| Of the Ladies 10 NY large s'ork oil
Dress Goods. Bseached and Brown Mus
lin. Flannels. Piins, Hosiery, Glove,
AMI my large sssor,men, of Shoes.
To the Gen,ltHenl would say that
have the largest stock of CassImeres IN
tie county. and as am determined 10
sell hem, lock ou, for Bargains. Suck
pin there. In order, therefore 10 reduce
business 10 IFS true system. viz *Cssn
or trade" ! will pledge myself mol 10 os
uudersold by any House outside OF .iie
city, and ali | ask is an examinasionoi
nv Goods. that Tie Public can decice.
$4,000 fee, of ssasOksd Lumber ior
sale. ... ... s-tp
an constantly purchasing Wheat
Corn, Rye and Oats. s,
]. II. L. HUNTER =
October 81. 1866. i'm
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-. THE
HARDW ARE STORE =!

THE undersigned has just
T- received a large and well Sc
lec,ed stock vt Hardware.
which he will sell low for cash. consist
ing in part Of Nails, Chains, Hinges
Forks, Shovels. Mil, Wood. Ctoss-ru',
Tenant, Hand, Webb and key-hoIe Saws;
Axes, Hatche,s. Files of any sizes; Tea
kettles, Sauce Pans. Curry-combs and
Cards, Chisels of every description; Pock.
Ell and Table Cutlery. Shoe findings oil
every sort; Powder. Caps ard Shot.
Screws. Tseks. Chest, Pad and Doer
Locks. Coffee Mills, Coal Holds and Coal
Shovels, Hand Bells, Axe and Hslche'
Helves. in fine, every thing in the Hard
ware line. Is Thankful for past fators
he hopes for continuance Of the same
and will endeavor always TO satisfy hrs
customers. Call and examine for your
selves before purchasing elsewhere.
..-. EDWARD SHAFER.
October 20, 1866. "
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-01
A CARD.

THE generous manner in which my PROPOSE
l. ton 10 re-eSlabllsh the "lndependent Demo-
craft has been responded to warrants the belief
that by The LIST day Of December, ensuing, the
whole of the subscription will be taken. Should
this be the case. it will enable me TO issue the
paper simultaneously with the allotment OF the
property, viz the lst day of January next. As
a large edition of the Gist number will be prIn ted
for general distributi.n, advertisers will find il
TO their advantage TO avail themselves Of the
columns Of the paper.
The fist issue will contain the rolls Of the
immortal "Slonewal Brigade" The kroic
few v ho survive, and the friends Of the slain,
should each possess copy Of the paper.
All subscriptions paid in previous TO The LIST
day Of January, will be deposited in the hands
of n. :. White, Esq OF Cbarssiovn, gentle
man of The highest integrity Of character, who
has kindly consented 10 hold the same subject
TO the faithful completion Of The whole enter
prise. Agents will remit all subscriptions d.
rect 10 Mr. w. The deed for the property will
be executed at once and placed in his hands TO
be delivered to The subscrlber adludged entitled.
D, SMITH EICHELBERGER, 81
Nov. II, lsG6.-tf .".. E1ito'.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-01
w est Virginia
Jefferson County, to-wit

WIN. o. Mscoughlry, Admir- c. I. A. Of
Minor Hurst and others.
IN CHANCERY.
This cause came on To be heard on the
bill and exhibit ihereunl" filed, and the
answer OF Nathan $. White and exhibit
int rewllh filed and the answer 0! J. CAT
land Hurst. the inlan, defendant By his
guardian al Htem w. A. ChaIline, 10
which answers The plaintiff replied gen
erslly. And il appearing 10 :he court that
The subpoena in his Cause has been serv-
I'd on all tho other defendants more than
lwo months, and they all failing 10 appear
the bill is taken for confessed, on consid-
Grafton whereof the court is Of opinion
,ha, under the circumstances slated in The
answer of Nathan S. White and shown
by she exhibit herewith fled il would
no, be proper TO settle his account on the
principle usually applicable 10 executors
de son tort, and that be is under these
circumstances enlilled to fair compensa-
lon for his services; il is therefore 3D.
Judged, ordered and decreed iha, this
cause be referred 10 Master Commits
sion-r 10 settle the accounts Of Nathan
5. White as executor de SON tort Of Mi.
nor Hurs, deceased, and in making this
settlement lie is ordered to make the
same according to the rules applicable
generally to the settlement Of the accounts
OF executors Of estates. and that he do al
low him reasonable compensation Tor
his services. And it is further ordered
that said Commissioner do sellle the ac-
counts of VIM. 0. Mscoughlry, admins.
traitor e. T. A. of Minor Hurst, deceased,
and that he do ascertain and report the
amount OF assets both real and personal Of
The estate of said Minor Hurst, stating in
whose hands the same are, and that he do
further ascertain and report ali the debts
due from said Minor Hurst and their pri.
critics, and tina, 10 this end he call before
him all the creditors of the said Minor
Hurst, deceased, and that he make report
Of his proceedings herein 10 This court
with any special matter which any OF the
parties may decree necessary in order TO
final decree. and publication Of notice
of the proceedings duly published aceor-
ding 10 law. shall be equivalent 10 person.
al service upon the parties.
A True Copy-Teste
w. A. CHAPLINE, Clerk.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-01
ADMINISTRATORS
NOTICE.

WHE unde signed having been appoint
x ed Administrator of the Estate Of
VIM RONEMOUS. deceased. hereby
requests all persons indebted 10 said Es.
tate 10 make immediate and prompt pay
ment, as wish to close up said Estate
as soon as possible. Persons having
claims against the Estate will present
them prope,ly authenticated for settle
ment GEO. LlCNIlDER,
Nov. 24-3t Administrator.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-01

MepherdstoWn. Nov. 10, 1865.
Al persons a:e hereby notified that on
The 20!h day of December. 1866, a. my
office in Shepherds,own, will proceed
TO execute the above decree, at which
time and place all The creditors OF the said
Minor Hurst, deceased. are required 10
attend and prove their accounts.
HENRY BERRY,
Master Commissioner.
November II. 1865. 4w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-01

Capital .......... 81 600 600.
D'pOi, Isl Broadway.
An immense stock Of Pianos, Watches, Jew
elry, and Fancy Goods, alto be sold for ONE.
DOLLAR each, without regard 10 value, and
not to be paid for ill you see what YOU will TO.
ceive.
CERTIFICATES, ma ming each article, and
lis value, are placed in sealed envelopes ard
well mixed. One OF these envelopes will DO,
sent by mail TO any address on receipt OF IS cis,-
FIVE for 81; eleven FOR So; thirty for e5; sixty
five FOR $40, and one hundred Tor SIS
On receipt Of lie certificate you viii see whst
you are gong 10 have, and then il. sat Your
option to pay the dollar and take tho article orr
not. Purchasers may thus obtain a Gold Watch.
Diamond Ring. Piano, Sewing Machine, Or
any set OF Ie elfy on our Ii,t, for ST. and in no
case can they get less than One Dollars worth.
as there are no blanks. 20. .F4
Agents are wanted in every town in the couD-
try; every person can make $40 day, ceiling.
our Certificates in Ito greatest sale Of je~elry
ever kuowD.. tf1N#
Send CSC. FOR q certificate, which win inform
you what you can obtain for 81. At tho same
time get our circuls-, containing full list sndi
particulars; also, Terms TO Agents Address.
JAMES HUTCHINSON O. Co,
1877 Broadway, n. Y.
Nov. IT, 1866. 3m
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SALISBURY, BRO. & CO.,

SALISBURY, BRO. q w.,
Extensive Manufacturers and Importers of
Gold, Plated and Oreide ] elry,
SOLID AND NICKEL
Sill YER W Il r E,
american. English and Swiss Patches
cAsED BIZ OURSELVES.
And every description Of
Fancy Goods & Yankee Notions,
Especially adapted and designed for Southern
and " estern IIa de.
Circulars and full descriptive Price Lists sent
free
Agents wanted everywhere. Address,
SALISBURY, BRO & CO.,
81 Dorance Street..
PROVIDENCE, R. |.
November II, 1866. 3m
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Commissioners Office,

Commissioners Office. !
Sbepherdsiown, Nov. 10, 1866.
Notice is hereby given that at my Of
fee in Shepherdsiown. West Va. I will
proceed to execute The above decree on
Monday. December 3, 1855. at which
time and place all PERSONS claiming TO be
heirs of VIM. Grove, deceased, by the
paterual line. ere required TO attend and
establish their claims. ..-.
c. E. ST. BIS.
Commissioner in Chsncery.
November 10, 1866. a"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-01
Sale Notes Due!

onl r s.le notes given at my sale will
become due on the 2Slh ol this month.
Persons indrbi.d are hereby notified to
make prompt payment "f interest Will be
.,.,,,.j on the same lrom the day cf sale.
DANIEL L. REYNOLDS.
Nov. "a 1866. -e 3v
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400 REV ARD.

IL small bit heavy
Gold Hunting Case Watch.
Said Watch was of Cooper's make. Lon.
don. numbered 4.349. and had white dial,
cracked al the top in shape resembling
Y. On HE outer case i, has engraved The
initials G. p. On the inner case is in
scrhed in full the name JAMES H..
PERCY.
The above reward Of $50 will be paid
and no questions asked. for the return OF
the Watch to FERGUSON q CRU
ZEN'S Saloon, Baltimore street, or TO
THIS OFFICE.
A Diamond Ring and Gold Bracelet
9cre also lost al The same time, Tor The
return of which liberal reward will also
be given.
Cumberland, Nov. II. 1866. 3w
Baltimore Sun, Georgetown Courier,
aud Shepherds,own Register, copy three
lines and forward bill 10 This office for
collection Cumberland AHeganion.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-01
Peacl,er. ID. fsndan,.
in CHANCERY.o

The object Of this suil IS 10 obtain q
judgmen. against the said Geo. w. Peach-
er for Sll20 81, and 10 obsn decree
Of the said coun subjeclirg the interest O.
hue said George ". Peacher in The zeal
estate Of his IsIher John Preacher, deceas-
ed, for the payment Of said indebtedness,
and il appearing upon affidavit fed in u 9
suit that The said defendant Geo w. Pea
cher is not resident OF this Stale, he 10
hereby required 10 appear here within
one month after due publication Of his
order and DO what is necessary 10 protect
his interest in the mater. He is ALSO no.
titled that on The 4h day OF December
1866, al o'clock, p. NJ, at The Office Of
S. NJ. Patterson, will proceed 10 take the
deposition Of VIM. Buckles and others,
10 be read in evidence in The case in
which VIM. Rush, admir- Of Henry
Buckles. deceased, is Plaintiff, and you
are defendant.
it's ',her ordered ihs, a copy hereof
be pu. hshed once week for four success
sivs weeks in some newspaper IN Jel1er-
son county and pos'sd al The front door Of
The Court Houso Of the aforesaid county
on The first Monday after date " this or
der. A Copy-Ptste
W. A. CHAPLINR. C,srk.
8. A. Coz. 70.
November II. 1865, Nv
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-01
ABOUT
GOO bushels of Corn.

TERMS OF SALE.-The Fat Hogs
and Germ will be sold for Cash. On all
other property . credit Of Nine Months
will be gisen on al sums over $40. the
purchaser giving bond with approved &C.
rurl,y; II the notes are not paid at mstuTl'
~ inIerest viii be charged from day OF
vale. All sums under ; 10 the Cash will
be required. No property to be removed
uuul the terms Of sale are CONF lied With.
Sale 10 commence al 10 O'Clock.
|. THOMAS CHAPLlNE.
G. ID. MrGl,ncy. Auclloneer.
November "a. 1866. By
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Valuable Property
FOR SALE.

HAVING changed my residence, | will
III sell at Privale Sale, my 80
Store House and Dwelling House, ...saZss
with l. O II and OUTRi!LDINGS
thereto belonging. a, Unl"nvrilr. j. ller'
son County, West Va. The buildings
ere comfortable, convenient and perma,
aent. being built Of BRICK, aud good To-
cation Tor sell,ug goods. in good an"
wealthy community. miles from Sbep-
herdslown, on tie road leading 10 H|r
pers Ferry. $500
Fer further particulars, address ne at
Hamilton. Loutoun county. Va. or my
brother l.. HESS at DufhcIJ's Depot.
Jefferson county. West Va.
l.. DOW HESS.
All persons knowing themselves in.
d.btei TO me by note or account. t. I'll
please seule the same with my brother
J.. HESS, a, Dulhelds Depot.
l.. D. H.
Nnvemhfr "a. 1865. #
Spirii please copy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-01
R. P. Fl. STAUB,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

WILL 7esamc the practice Of his profession
w in the courts Of SHENANDOAH Clarke,
Frederick and Loudoun counties, Va. Also,
attend TO the collection of debts in the coun-
Ties of Morgan, Berkeley and jefferson. II be-
ing his purpose 10 devote his time and atlen-
ton to collecting debts, giving counsel and
preparing deeds, SC, until permitted 20 resume
his Place in the courts Of West Virginia.
For collections necessary 10 be made through
The Courts, he has made arrangements With
prominent counsel. All collections punctual-
ly and promptly paid over.
~ Office at the United States Hotel, next
door TO the Court House, Martinsburg, West
Virginia. Sept. 10, lo66.-3m
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r. C.. BURKHART

HAS just returned from The city with
III his Fall Stock Of Drugs. Medicines.
Performances, Soaps. and all kinds OF No.
lions usually kept in first class Drug
Store. also large and well selected stock
of Slaiona'y. Paper and Envelopes all
sorts and sizes. Call aud examine.
Short Half Dollars taken. Oct 20
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-01
NEW ARRIVAL.

NEW ARRIVAL.
TUST received another new lot Of Co.
j thing, Hats. Caps. Shoes. Meas hne
Calf Boots. a complete sock OF Gents
Collars and Neck Ties. Ladies White
Cotton Hose, &c., &c., al The
Gentifmens Furnishing House,
Novl7 Shepherdslown.
The New York herald., 1866-01-04

YvhE TRUSTEES OF THE sEAMEN'S BANK FOR saw
fnes have ordered hs interest free Of government
faid 70 deposors entitled thereto, for the ak months
ending Dec 81 1858 follows:-On Of 1--WE hundred
Aoars and under At the rate Of six cent per
Asd exceeding Eve hundred dollars nj the Of
sve cent annu payable and after Monday 18th
hst The interest win be placed 70 the credit Of the deposit
szs principal WIN. II. MACY. President
WILLIAM NELSON, Secretary.
, NHw YoRK, JAN g. 1905
The New York herald., 1866-01-04

" OF forming partnership In me Elcilhn ana o"ln.
business together with repository tor tho sails of
Ar particularly EdApie1 70 ihe
utern marh- ct AID FOR which pnrposi he has easod
The beat located Stores In tho lower part
Having been flr seye al years 10 the commits
40 husine.s n horses csrrrgrs, ~ ani having an ca
t-uye with the best of ref-rence. oilers an
ero.ant Tor active special partner, Win
mohyrsp' capital. rares drsrtng intsryisv VIII Ad-
4 css toI tr ncIsaip, hon l' Herald oncs.
The New York herald., 1866-01-04

OFFfCE OF THE HARMONY FIRE AND MARINE IN
~ surance Company, l6e Broadway, New York. January
an election hed tn day ~ the once o. Ine com
Ter the ensuing year vz:Arthur Leary Bruguiere
Onativla, Charles M. Connolly. Peter Morris James
Dwell James Glover Gouverneur Bbby. Henry Nor
fan. A. 8. Jarvis. a O. Jonea Sullivan. william B.
Uerke, Fred T. Gilbert H. Hcwcomb Graves and r. o. Glo-
YER And John McSIco Robert Mclaughlin and L. L. Cou-
4srk Inspectors OF Election for 1867.
The New York herald., 1866-01-04

nIsSOLUTfoS. .-TuE COrARrNEfsiiiP HEHFfO.
j fore eistng under tie lrm o. aud htrrnbefE~r
Co IL tLs day dissolved 10y limitation Te business Of
the nrm VIII be settled by either ~ The partners
MAYER RkrEKSRERGER,
SIMON frffSHEHoER
siGMuSD FEGliuElMER,
SPENCER
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-10

The MASS MEETING.-The proceedings of
the meeting heldsat LIE Claire Hall last even
ing to ratify the late acts and words OF Presi-
dent johnson, relative to the freedmen's bu-
reau bill and his reconstruction policy, will
be found on the second page. 1t was the
most enthusiastic and really happy demon
strations that we have seen IN Davenport for
many day and shows directly how sincere.
ly the people are heart and hand with the
president. The resolutions and the speeches
were most heartily applauded and endorsed.
The facts that the committee on resolutions
were four htths republicans, and that the au-
dience was largely made up of the conserva-
tive element of that party, is a matter of
highest import. The country is all right
The masses are loyal to the eonstisution-no
matter what impracticable and dishonest rad.
ioal tricksters who have only the interests of
party at heart, may say or do, and for that
let the people rejoice and take oourage.-Dav
Dem.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-10
The Western Union Railroada
As matter of in.sres. to the trave

As q matter of interest TO the travelling
public. and shippers of freight in this section
of the Mississippi Valley wish to present a
few items of information derived from q re-
cant trip over the line Of the above road, now
in operation from Port Byron to Racine, and
soon to be extended to Rock Island.
TIE present completed line OF road ovsr
which trains are now running regularly is
$50 miles in length; the first section OF
which continues along the east bank of the
Mississippi; So miles to Savanna, thence in &
pretty direct essterly course. passing through
northwestern Illinois, and the southeastern
part of Wisconsin to Lake Michigan at Ra-
cine.
The particular advantages OF this route
consist In Its numerous and important con
nectlons with other roads. especially those
extending to the north, either in an easterly
or westerly direction. Thus at Fulton, ILL.,.
il connects with the Dixon Air Line read to
Chicago. as we'll as its western extension in
to the interior of Iowa.
At Freeport it connects with the Illinois
Central running north and south, and also
with the Chicago Union branch of the North
Western.
At Beloit it interseets with the Belyldere
and Madison road, forming at the latter
place direct route either to Milwaukee or
Prairie du Chen.
At Clinton Junction it forms a direct con-
nection with the main branch of the North.
western with it's numerous divisions leading
| to La Crosse and St Paul on the west and
Green Bay and Lake Superior to the north
east.
1t will thus be seen at a glance how very
important are the connections made by this
single line of road to accommodate travel
through the entire section of northern ILL.,
nols, Wisconsin, and eastern Iowa.
Net satisfied however with these peculiar
advantages for way travel in these various di-
rections it is the ultimate design of this road
to push it's connections still farther by the
construction of branches Of its own extend
ing to all the principal points on the west
shore of Lake Michigan, and up and down
the Mississippi river. Thus there is now in
process of construction branch line directly
to Milwaukee. another proposed line leaves
the main road at Darien Station for Chicago
thereby securing terminus at three princi-
pal lake ports.
On the Mississippi river it is designed
eventually to touch at every important point
on the east bank of the river from Galena TO
Quincy, thus offering extensive facilities for
shipment or travel conducted under one man.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-10
ELECTION NOTICE.

DOARD OF EDUCATION. In accordance
ID with the provisions of the School Law, in
cooperating the Crock Island School District -
approved Feb. sth, 1857, and amendn ent
thereto, approved February 22d, 1859, hereby
give public notice to the inhabitants of said
school district, that a election will be held on
TUESDAY, THE 9th DAY OF MARCH, inst,
ut beng the 18th Tuesday IN the month) for the
election of one mber OF the Board OF Ed uca-
ton for the Rock Island School District, tor
three years. in place of William Bailey, de ceas-
ed, and one member OF the Board OF Education
for two years, IN place OF Charles Suiord, de-
ceased.
SAID election will be held at the Court House
in the city of Rock Island, and the Polls will be
opened at O'Clock, A. M, and continue open
until O'Clock, i. NJ, OF said day.
BAILEY DAV EXPORT,
Mayor OF the City of Rock Island.
Rock Island, March Sth, 1866.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-10

The state election in New Hampshire takes
place on the second Tuesday In March-this
year on the 18th day.
In Connections also on the first Monday In
April-this year the I'd day of the month.
An unusual interest 10 felt in these cleo
sions, though it is expected that both will 60
republican. New England is too much un.
der the control of corporations and wealth to
expect much change there. 1t is to the mid
die and western states the president must
look for support.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-10

agement, the tendency of which will be to in
sure regularity and at the same time, By DOM
peting with other roads, regulate prices for
the benefit Of shippers and receivers Of
freight. ~ 80 ga
The policy of this road under its present
efficient management will be to unite the riv-
or interest on the Upper Mississippi with lake
navigation. hence on the opening of naviga-
ton suitable boats and barses will be put
with the railroad, gathering up freight
at the different points of shipment. For the
special accommodation of grain shippers in
this region floating elevators will be moored
at all important points on the west bank of
the Mississippi. Pending the early compile
ton of the road to Rock Island regular line
of draft boats will be run from Davenport
and Rock Island to Port Byron. thus giving
to travellers and shippers a direct through
route from this point.
The country traversed BY the main line is
one of great interest, including the rich farm
ing lands of northern Illinois and southeast
Wisconsin. and passing the fourishing man
ufacturing towns of Freeport and Beloit. As
direct route for pleasure travel in the sum
mer season it offers the nearest course to
Lake Superior by way Of Green Bay and
Marquette.
This road being under the control of capi-
talists of unlimited means is being construc
ted in tue most substantial and durable man
ner. An exclusive telegraph line along the
| road regulates the passage of trains, and al
tho best evidence of its careful management
no serious accident has yet occurred on it,
line. The different station agents and con
ductors are accommodating and gentlemanly
and we can safely recommend this as a frs
GLASS road to the patronage of the travellin,
public G. G. PARRY.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-10
FARM WAGONS.

NOTWITHSTANDING am building .
IN large number of Pixies Peak Wagons, still
continue the business OF making
THE VERY BEST FARM WAGONS,
and woulds ~ to the farmers of this and adjoin
ing counties that i can supply them with any
thing they want in my line, of the best quality
and at reasonable rates. B. II. KIMBALL.
Rock Island, Jan. 20, dwtf.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-10

DR.. Loring, of Massachusetts, the man who
voted 1877 times for jeff Davis, in the Charles
ton democratic convention, but who is now q
republican member of the Massachusetts leg
islature, says the proudsst moment Of his life
was when he fell into the ranks of the repub-
hcan party. The Boston Post says it was q
moment equally gratifying to the party he
left.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-10

It WAS good advice that General Sherman
gave in his recent little speech at Detroit
Said he: Al know the man at the head OF
affairs in Washington. and all we have to do
is to trust him. Exercise forbearance and
patriotism, and give the president your hear
ty and earnest support" 1t is General
Sherman, more than any other man, who
saved the country from southern rebellion
1t will be Andrew johnson who will save it
from northern sedition and conspiracy.