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Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-10
LCorrespondenee of the baltimore Daily Commercial

TCUTTVSpUHueHce OF the Baltimore DAILY Commercial.
ANNAPOLIS, Jan. s, 1866.
Hour Of Appeals Of Ma,pland-0 October Term, 1865
10. Sl-Gustav, ". Lurman VS.. George r. Vickers
ana otners appeal from the Superior Court of Balti
more city. The argument of this cause was COM
m n by YIN; T. Prick for the appellant and John
III. Thomas for the appellee
On motion Of John H. Thomas Esq - McKaic
ESQ., was admitted and qualified as an attorney of
this court.
ANNAPOLIS. Jan. 9, 1866.
No. 3l-Gustav W. Iurman VS.. George r. Nickers
Ct AL; appeal from the Superior Court of Baltimore
city. This cause was further argued and concluded
by John Ii Thomas and S. Teackle Wallis for the ap-
pellees. and VIM. +. Frick for the appellant.
i In recognizing the regular army. it is pro-
posed to abolish Paymasters their duties to be per-
formed by Commissaries and QuartermasterS
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-10
LA gszg rraasassz7 RICHMOND. EgEDE.
80 &sss- zzz1s----t5 RICKSRURG AND POTO-
WAC r. RIO TRA EELAERS GOING HOTTN

MAJ IL. RIO TIA PELAERS GOING SOUTH
TWICE DAILY, Sunday P. II. Ercen,ed3
The quickest, and most direct route to Richmond
Va, and the South. via the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad to Washington
. Potomac steamers from Sixth Street Wharf Wash
Ingon to Aqua Creek and Richmond. Fredcricks-
burg and Potomac Railroad now entirely completed
from Aqua Creek to Richmond. Va, connecting
ths the With trains on tho Richmopd and Petersburg
burg, Weldon Wilmington, Raleigh, Greensboro,
Salisbury, Charlotte and Chester, s. c.
Trains leave Camden Station at 40 A. NJ and 30
and T. NJ, connecting ut NashingtOn with steamers
leaving Sixth Street wharf, daily, (Sun lay night
excepted, at 4. NJ. and SIS P NJ, and arrive in
RICHMOND at I'D ?. VI. and 30 4. IL.
THkO UGH TO RICHMOND IY TEN HOURS.
FJtg Mics Shorter ant % hours qt,jcber than n,,,
other Route,
Be sure and get through tickets via AQUA Creek
and Fredericksburg to Richmond, at Camden Station.
Baltimore, and get through baggage checks,
Omnlbusses and baggage wagons ALWAYS in readi-
ness to convey passengers and baggage to the steam
ers in Washington city free Of charge.
A. NEEDHAM & SON
No. l42 Light street wharf
CHAs. NJ. HASEy.
oc5-u General Passenger Agent.
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CAPSULES OF MATICO vEGEFAIss
ALS0-LIQUID EXTRACT OF RATIC0.
0RIMAULT Z co, Chemists. in Paris

These elegant preparations effect rapid and ex.
traordnary cures Of recent and old and severe
Of disease. They used in all the Hospitals Of
Paris by the most celebrated physicians. ana are
found greatly superior to all preparations of Capaba
Cuhebsete and mineral remedies.
Inc LIQUID extract is used in recent cases. and the
remedies have failed. These preparations viii always
effect cure. "''
DEPOTs:
In Paris, GRIMAULT & Co, Is Rue Ricbeiiep
New York, BECKER, 129 Grand street.
=, baltimore, ANDREWS 4 THOMPSON, s West
batimore street. iyl4- 1aw6nl
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-10
Neu NnrI, Cnt1le Mnrn.E

New Yn9z, January Beef has declined ccn,.
and is quoted al lg@l5l cts. Sheep are steady at .
car loads Of hog from Chicago have arrived at jersey
City over the Empire tine IN extraordinary quick
transit If only fuIfl luyS.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-10

Maya@U"z, = R.-Schr Willio-200 bblS -four, 20 d.
rye, 80 do potatoes, - do onions, l09 do bread - do
beans q do pork Ion do beef - do oas, 100 do meal.
~ punchcons do. 100 kegs crackers 30 bushels peas,
1255 rs lard l.25o do butter 2,22 do hams, 1000 do
candles, @ do rice, 21 do cheese, 50 kegs nails,
POO boxes soap. u tobacco, 900 gals coal oil ~
pkgS Goldfish 900 shocks and heads, 2,0l2 feet lumber
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kIpNArrING-AHw t5c F,ooiiy.-rnc New Haven
.Io"Na' gives an account of an interesting case of
abduction which occurred at Newtown, Connecticut.
the other day:
doctor, formerly Of Newark New Jersey, WAS
town. with his two children, aged eight and ten
sG"re "i% wore !" daily attendance tho village
school. The doctor having been divorced from his
wife IN this city time ago. with tho privilege Of
seeing his children twice a week, managed one fine
norn4s to run oil with the little ones to Newtown.
WAefc ne created quite sensation as the new pby-
Sician OF tho PLACE; The mother of the children
not to he outwittcd, laid plan to recover them and
thc sequel is described as follows:
she visits Seymour, and by the assistance of the
eGJUdsc' deputy sheriff; and ono constable Of the
BILE diminishing and pickct-fring mother and sheriff
advance 10 tho school house, take the children and
make good time for Waterbury, and jumping on the
hrSt tram, all hands reach Newark in safety in spite
OF detectives and kilograms sent in all drcctions
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MEDICAL.
SsTRENGTH To TIE WEAK
- YOUTH TO THE AGED
Or
LIFE REJUEENATOR.

The FEEBLE, the LANGUID, the DESPAIRrNG.
the OLD, should give this valuable discovery trial.
1t will be found totally different from all other
articles for the same purpose.
TO FEMALES.
This preparation is Invaluable in nervous weak.
nesses of all kinds, as it will restore the wasted
strength with wonderful pernancnce.
1t Is also grand tonic, and will give relief in Dyz-
pepsia with the frs dose. brief persistence in It's
use will ren0vate the stomach to a degree If perfect
heath. and Danish Dyspepsia forever.
One Dollar per bottle, or six bottles for S. Sold
by Druggists generally.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-07-15
MARRIAGE AND CEL1BACY; A

MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY: An
Essay of Warning and instruction for
Young Men. Also, Diseases and Abuses
which PROSTATE the vital powers, with sure
means Of relief. Sent free Of charge in
sealed letter envelopes. Address DIR. ].
SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Associa-
ton, Philadelphia, Pa April 10 3mo
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Interesting from Washington.

The correspondent OF the Balti-
more Sun writes:
The radicals are cheered by tele-
grams from Nashville stating that,
when one more member can be forced
into the lower House, there would be
quorum, and that then the House
would concur with the Senate in the
ratification of the article amending
the Constitution. One of the argu-
ments urged in favor of the ratifica-
tion is, that it will secure the imme-
diate admission of Senators and Rep
resentatives elect from Tennessee,
and that it can do no harm, inasmuch
as the article will never be ratified by
the requisite number of States. The
proceeding will necessarily be illegal,
and may be put aside, if any ques-
ton ever be made of its validity, for
the Legislature (so-called) is an lille
gal body. It will serve the turn of
the radicals, however, at the coming
elections.
At the caucus tonight, the Repub-
lican members will consider what
Legislative measures must be passed
before an adjournment. The time
for All adjournment will be discussed.
A plan for recess till November l,
which has already been offered in the
House, may be considered. 1t will
serve some political purpose-per-
haps keeping the President at bay
and at the game time adding another
month to the next session, which will
be too short for the disposition of the
mass of business
One of the wild allegations of those
who do not wish to adjourn, is that
the President will, as soon as Con-
gress shall evacuate the Capitol, call
Congress together in special session
at short notice, summoning all the
Representatives and Senators elect,
or to be elected, from the eleven
Southern States. II they be refused
admission, the President will, they
say, recognize them as a constitu-
tional body, and dismiss Gen, Grant.
If he refuses to sustain them
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Duteher's Lightning Fly-KiIler
Makes quick work with flies, and if com
menced carly, keeps the house clear all
summer. Look out for limitations Get
DUTCHER'S only. June 26 lmo
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A spiritual circle was lately held in
Harlem, and what purported to be
the spirit Of Baptist Church mem
Der repeated itself to the medium.
The following conversation then took
place: "Where are youiving now?"
'In hellP' Indeed! isn't q hard
place to live imp" eyes; but 1 would
much rather live there than in Har-
lem"
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The Maiden's Prayer" written by
Mr.. N. P. Willis, begins thus:
''Shc rose from her delicious sleep,
And put away her soft brown hair
This maiden must have lived prior
to the advent of the waterfall. At
present, the maidens put away their
soft brown hair before going TO their
delicious Sleep
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Good Out of Nazareth.

VIZ AUV0 AOVSA AAOWA % Pu0AS
officer who presented, in q more
striking degree, the characteristics of
Robespierre and Danton, combined,
than our present Secretary of War,
Mr.. Stanton. The French revolu-
tionists were cruel, stubborn and re-
morseless, and def1ed all laws not
created by themselves and their revo-
lutionary tribunals. Stanton's illegal
acts are sufficiently numerous to fill a
good sized volume: His quality of
mercy is so strained that it is never
to be discerned in the performance of
any official duty, and he seems to
gloat in an opportunity to infict con-
dlgn punishment upon on offender.
We have to congratulate him, there
fore, upon an official act which will
prove a terror to similar evil doers
for some time to come. He has Or
dered the summary enforcement of
the decision of court martial in the
case of a paymaster in the United
States army, who transferred, without
authority, a large amount Of public
money from one bank to another,
from sound to an unsound one-if
my of the national banks are sound
whereby the Government became O
heavy loser. The fair record of the
paymaster, who had previously dis
bursed $500, 100000 of the public
money without the loss of cent to
the Government, very properly had
no weight with Mr.. Stanton, who,
with the frmness of the Roman who
condemned his own son to death,
hurried the misguided paymaster to
the cell of condemned criminal.
Here is an example of official promp-
titude and sternness we'll deserving
of imitation in other departments of
the Government. But let Mr.. Stan
ton go q step further, and ascertain
who were the persons who have made
this paymaster their scapegoat. Let
them be brought forward and be
dealt with as the cause of public
justice shall demand. How is it in
the office Of the United States Attor-
ney- General? How is it in the
Treasury Department or the Post
master-General's Department? How
is it in Congress, with it's whitewash-
ing investigating committees and
mammoth jobs that require the
strength of a lobby Hercules to carry
through? How is it in the case of
defaulter, like Fowler, who expended
the public money in riotous living
and corrupt party trickery, and yet is
invited to an ovation by the official
act of the Government authorities?
What an anomaly! A poor paymas-
ter, with but a single blot upon an
otherwise pure record, is sent to
prison, while confessed defaulting
officer in one of the most important
and responsible places in the Govern
ment is welcomed to feast and is
expected to be received with un-
bounded rejoicings! When will we
find in the Treasury and other de-
partments, and in Congress, men
who will, like Stanton, have the
courage and the honesty to protect
the public treasure from depreda-
tions? Truly, the morals of our
officials are in q very bad state.
Ne1r York Herald
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FOUNTAIN OF ALI. HEALTH AND BEAUTY" :"
Purify the ''blood" and enrich the stream
upon which life Gibbs and flows Use the
QUEENS DELIGHT and SARsAPARILLA 1t
enriches the blood when it is thin and
watery. Too many neglect the condition
Of the blood, particularly among females
Poverty of blood is a common disease The
chief symptoms are ''paleness," feeble
pulse lns1 Of annntitA. indisoation, Natu-
lencc and irregularity OF the bowels; low
spirits, headache, nervousness, debility,
with lanSuor. These points are always
found to be connected with poor blood
The "Quecn's Delight" is 8 life -cxhlerat-
ing elixir, and should be used at this sea-
son. Get bottle. See advertisement of
Fisher Il Heinitsh, Pharmacists
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BATCHELOIs's HAIR DYE.

The Original and Best in the Worll.
The only true and perfect HAIR DYE
Harmless, Reliable and instantaneous.
Produces Immediately a splcn III black or
natural Brown, without injuring the hair
or skin. Remedies the i'll effects Of bad
dyes. Sold by all Druggists. The genuine
Is signed William A. Bachelor Also, RE-
GENERATING EXTRACT OF MILE
FLEURS, for Restoring and Beautifvine
the Hair CHARLES BATCHELOR.
Oct 25 1y New York.
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COLGATE's HONEY SOAP.

This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such
universal demand, is made from the
choicest materials, is mild and emol-
licht III It's nature, fragrantly scented,
and extremely beneficial in its action
upon the skin. For sale by All Drug gists
and Fancy Goods Dealers. March % ly
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-07-15

ALL LEvEL.-Returning to the
hotel, after the exercises we're over, I
mingled with the crowd standing near
the door. Presently, General Lee
passed. He was no sooner out of
hearing, than some fellow spoke up:
'sMarse Bob has got a new suit.
"Yes," said q bystander, 'and I
notice it is grey"
"He seems to love the grey
"He do indeed, I tell you, his
head is level"
Cor. Richmond Times.
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CIVIL R1eHrs Surr.-Great excite

CIVIL RIGHTS SUIT. excite
ment prevails among the rebel and
Democratic portions of the commu-
nifty at New Orleans, at the arrest Of
Judge Read, for failing to put into
execution the civil rights bill. Parties
stand ready to give $4,000 bail for
him, and pledge themselves to spend
$25, 600 in his defence. On the other
hand, the United States authorities
seem quite determined to make an
example of him, and to punish to the
full extent of the law. So says the
New York Times, which gives us no
further light upon the subject.
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Notice to Owners of Goats and Swine.
DARTIES who own any of the above
L mentioned animals, are notified that
all Goats and Swine found running ct large
in the streets Of Columbia, on and after
the sth inst, will be seized by tho police
and impounded in the lot near the Guard
House. THEO. STARK, Mayor.
June
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-05

sSRTTKR NkwS-Business At the land
ing yesterday vss more brisk than il
mas been Tor some days. There were
seven feet three inches water In the
channel lass night and on stand
The steamer NoEa came up yesterday
syening nom Cincinnati - n0uts for
Pittsburgh.
The Maggie Hays len yesterday Nth
3 fair trip Tor Cincinnati.
Tie Potomac leaves this evening for
Cincinnati At O'Clock
The Express Is the regular ParksES-
burg packet to-day Al II o'clock A. II.
The Leslie Combs departs AZ the usual
hour for Sun6Sh-
The HenrT Logan lsayes the landing
noon.
The little stern-Rheel steamer lanes
Vile Is doing = thriving business IN the
way of freight and passengers between
this point ard BsllGir.
The Pittsburgh Gossore, Of yesterday,
says
I viii commence IoGding this morning
for Cincinnati and Louisville, As VIII
also the ColumbiA, Caps r J Porter,
4 and the Importer, Capt. John Moss, for
4 $. Louis These are all hrSt class
I boats, and are in charge OF careful and
lexpeTienced ofhcerS. The City Of Mem
phfs. which recently exploded her bolt
eFs and burned on the Lower NlSSiSSlp-
mi, belonged 10 the A. s N. 5. 5. Co,
land WAS provided with old style hue,
: not tubular, boilers She Was large
1 passenger and freight steamer, and
built by Capt W. J. hountI- ten or
eleven years Accs- She WIS insured IN
Cincinnati ohees. but The loss VIII fan
, underwriters do not insure against e1-
; pioSionS
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THE PEc-Nc NKN SSKoSEsDAT1-
Extensive ARRANGEMENTS are being
made by The parLieS concerned in the
GETTING mp Of the complimentary PIC
nc 10 be gwen uexI NedneSdHy by
ihe Directors Of the Wheeling EenSle
Seminary, 70 ProE Loouis and the
teachers OF the Institution The steam
sr HiluaSn viii Eeave the lAndir gfor the
purpose Of conveying the excarslaaESls
10 GEesap,s Grove, At precisely. "a
O'Clock in the morninz. Let all those
who contemplate engaging N tie zsS-
EiNitSes BE Al the wharf IN uu1e- IS he
boat viii not delsy her depsrtans Ser
the hour msntioos5. II premises % Be
one OF the moss pleasant Sna agreeable
picnic paTIEeS that hAye YEA started ont
from the civ.
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4 EoyEE C31EE 70 SEIEFs-ln asf.i-
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rsou-<szErs Gke zhors u7oe1d Be an e1-
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1es = VAztR Ran and tke OF 81 ~ his
love 1Ez-A EieEsE- Eicr many days
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-05

RAscAL17x.-Tt VIII b sen by Si-
veEtisemeut in another column OF THIS
mornings paper, that the Supsrinten-
Ciect OF the Western Union Telegraph
Company offers = reward Of twenty
fiVe dollars for Information that Viii
LEAD 10 the arrest and conviction Of
the person or persons who placed OBJ
sIracIions on the wires Of the company
On the pole located ne9r the corner OF
me ITthulr- BvuzScu Of this rEseaflF
Ssondcc< standardization saS inisTr1P.-
I'd and the company suffered Serlous
inoouEeuieDce. Such WansSn mischief
deserves TO Be severely punished Snd
we trust those Implicated IN ths EEasfte-
will be speedily apprehende0. and
brought TO iuSI5cs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-05

SARsAIH SCHOOL FESITyAL-Do you
want Strawberries and ice craSms Do
YOU want = slice OF pouDd-eake: Do
YOU want lemonsdse Do you want =
beautiful bOques2 Do you want 10 Sc
sweet smiles and bright eysss Do you
want 10 help along IN good csuSs
60 10 the Baptist Church, on Ciay SzTe-es,
tonight, II YOU do, and cur word for L.
YOU viii Be most sgreeshly surprised
az the beautiful display OF everything
vOur heart can wish IN The way Of
dAinties- You can gs< in for > cents
We have not been Informed how much
L viii COST you 10 f:e. out
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-05

AssRkyAEISs--Ayo G1gc oupa sfreU
he eSfr started ouf 70 = village soDe
SIX CT seven miles dtssAnt non III CRY
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-sf1r he<seT CT for TorSa aET7Tt1E
Abo1E L oNc1oek n uiEHz, 1bs- impaired
70 rAe rez5aezss e tie squire, and
65cnd EhAs i1dIy6duai yssEsseely o6livE-
cos In IT, ans q Nor hs1ss He rs
sro1sed fru.1 his Sl1zhe-s hF diu1 q
E1eh bard tEalsFE1g z15 kIekinS o.
tie da1-. BE aross sid pat q HIS h1-
hIIiusu<s AID cane d0Ea % IT, Eooo
Eka-e The Eoa1S ard 1oTIrg pair EEe
Ws5rflS 20 EeceEve Hin LcSr 1o7E
a7rfuE. h5seze-, lad estiss- eAE1rssl1ss3
fk- srE5or Ct zlssr [isFoESoa, CT theF ~
Sclred 70 tesz ESezSer ~ Squire pos-
sessel7 H. ssS1zuf1sisy a JclS Tor "a his
appear&nos tbey resolved faar tAsF
To11a poSzpone tbe mAEEisEs - y
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HIS E1c-FsH a1d p1ee DaTe retired 1othe
Eazia C 1o1- 70 Sireazl q IT, EekfensSs
S1d iaae1sra1ey q yp11g eznlzsates
~ Hszrtu,uuF.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-05

AKkIvED-A martial and EzroSoCs
looking individaal WSs sen on the
streets yesterday, whom TUmoC Whis-
pered 70 be no less s Parsonage than GEN.
sweeney. come 10 the CITY N dlsyuise.
70 raise few Eentau recruits We
think This must be = mistake Some
parties indeed are not disposed TO credit
the report and declare knowingly Ihzf
the Individual Aforesaid Is the same
person who struck Billy Patterson
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The FKSIAS ExCzTE1EESSL--Ihe re-
cent Wzrlike news from sAe SEAT OF
war 80 the Eelians IN the city n a
STATE Of feTeEiSh excitement yesterday.
he constant inquiry among the 1r[sh
PORTION OF our population Was in -etsr-
srce 20 the paFporf Of he laEeSt tele-
EaPhsc dispatches giving de4zi1ed 50
caants Of 4ks recent movement OF the
Fsuians in Canada and elsewhere All
dsFahese VS. a crowd Of people around
The doors Of The ISTWE6SCER ofice
reading tkA --latest bulledns- II pat rs
Somewhat in mind Of The public inter
ezz manifested during The var Of the
REBELLION. While The Feaiaus OF The
city were All ca the On FSTS Eo- newer
and UoTe Startling oeyekoPDe1ts. they
dad net sem 70 teel despondent over
1hareFsrsas tklE haEeth1S AR afteodsd
the IrSsh S=ls a degree a Ce6C6ty
vas exhihssed By almost al OF tben in
reard 70 The unszEozy accounts Of H.
success thus FAR received ThAy almoss
unanimously express oo1noe1rS IN The
ability Of their 6reEhrea IN Canada %
Viz an sarly SSceenrI GId gam adyznra-
EeS Eea6lnC 20 perDEuzEE reS1EzS q =
be1s5.sal eAHrscse- % thGr eEua