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Our jon OpPIcE.-We are executing every
description Of plain and fancy job Print
ng in the neatest style, and at the lowest
prices, at this Office.
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italian Awnings made TO order. Funi-
tare covered snd repaired by Hewitt a Mar
shall. No. 81 College stress. Mar. S, I'm.
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Never too late to mend.

SALE OF A SrEAMBoAr.-The steamer Nan
ME, the property of the city, will be sold to-
day. This is a u good opportunity for steam.
boat men.
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GovEExuESr SALE-Capt. Kirk sells the
following property to-day, atpubhc auction:
&c Army Wagons, without bodies; 500 Army
Wagons, with bodies; 95 Army Wagon bo-
dies, 20 Two-horse Wagons p Wood Wa
CONS. &c Lumber Wagons; 50 one-horse
carts; j L7g wagon z 0ne-horse drays 10
Hind-eearing army wagons % Front gear
ine army wagons S Hind 2-horse wagon
Vsssine. 500 Iynd wheels 10 army wagons
sy5 Front wheels 70 army wagons. Also 6
large lot Of horse and mule shoes, scrap
iron. &c. See advertisement.
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Old Course Of Treatment

are constantly annoyed by patients returning with secondary syurtaus
Dr. JONES has discovered 8 mode Of treatment for these diseases which e rather O.
pleasure than a pain. His treatment has undergone q thorough mv-uEsUun arI
has been found much more efficient than any ether He is never troubled with le
complaints of patients with secondary SyphIli, swollen organs or with many syug
toms produced by the Old School Treatment
DR. JONES'S charges are the same in oil caVs-wu charge the Same for oue
weeks attention that be would for ne month, and it is of course 90 his interest to
sm as sneellv as poALuA
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CITY NE WIS.

For the House of Representatives.
We are authouzed 70 announce Mel VIZ. B. LEWIS
Is a candidate, under the Governors proclamation.
Elecu0n March 3lst, lsGs.
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Marriage Licenses and every description
Of Law blanks for sale at this othcei or
printed ~ order.
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee
FruEuaET RULrs. 1906.

ST.
Coe. aLn Ehoda Comptl1.
IL the cause. g appeaunE 10 ths Clerk anI Mss-
ter that dnfe1daut Enoda q q HuT kh1la Compt0l
be- @ non-residsnt rf the state 81 Ieruaa4se, % that
the ordinary process of ks Caau1t b. served upon
her,
isis therefore ordered nat rlbIo1t0n he made
for four successive week., IN the Nashvls Union,
a Newspaper F1b shed ln The city Of Nashville,
Tennessee, requiring sid deferiant % arp ~ &c
the De1t term o. lne Cbaucery Court OF smith
county, 20 be held az TIE Col-trou-e 10 Cart age.
pie aanta hl OF the same gl - aEan Tor c51frs.
sc1 aud set fr bearing * psrte, a. O. hrr-
ferIluft j.. %. CAMPgELL.C Gam.
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The Rhode Island Legislature has
passed a bill which will 60 into effect
in May, prohibiting the exclusion of
children from any public school on &C
count of color or race.
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We arc indebted to Ed. willard, Union
street, for the latest Louisville and Cincin-
natl papers.
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For sale at this Office, one good second
hand Boiler. VIII be cold cheap for cash. o
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Consumption, Scrofuls,
Rheumatism &c.

HEGEBlAN 3 Cos GENUINE MEDICINALCO
H Liver OIL has proved, by twenty years
experience, the most valuable remedy In use, a.
while It cures the disease, 20 gives strength and flesh
10 the patient. Warranted pure and made from
Fresh Liver, with great care, without any artificial
bleaching. Sold by Druggists.
HEGEMAN 6 %
msr7-dml Chemists snd Druggists, New York.
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Cfnucfnnati, OhiO.-JOsEFH B. Quincy, Is
our authorized agent TO receive advertisements and
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In Chancery at McMinnyille, Tenn.
FraEuARr, RUuE, ls16.

A.. ". Brewer, Admir- O. Fillmore EseIs, deed.
vs.. .. Bill.
IN th's cause, it happening 20 The Clerk sndMas-
te5 tnat the defendants Msrit4 r. heeie, Jacob
Brigham and wife T8tths, aud Eucch Feu1u, and
wife AIcy, are u1l-rss dents 0f ile State o. Teu-
ne-zee, 70 hat the ordinary process q low canuat
b. served upon them ltEs therefore ordered that
publication Be made Tor four fucrosriFs weeks. IN
The Nashville UA0n, published n Ne city % Nash
vile. Tennessee. requiring ssi tefslIants 70 ap-
pear on the hr-t day Of our next term uf the Court,
10 D. held 81 the Court house 10 McHInnvIls 90 the
fouuh MONDAY uf NfrH rrE14 flsu au1 there to
plead. au-Far ~ Ieulr 20 complainant EI, ort1e
same auI h. taken Cor confessed aud BET i1T EeuIus
eEplrte, a. % them.
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Papers Lost.

HAVE 11sf tre f1Ioslng 1rup of tire Fe1nsyi-
4 vania Hulla LIE Insurance. Company OF Flla-
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SLEEPING ROOMS,

al o. which are hted up ana furnished 10 The hest
Of style.
Tfp sleeping Rooms can be engaged ~ gennN
u,an MT wifhuC % stop 81 a hotel. sud BCt Their
Meals Al times 10 SUIT ther convenience.
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Established in 1882, at
NO. 23 DEADERICK STREET.
Nashville, Tenn.

HAVING FOR SEVERAL YEARS NOTICED THE BAEBAROUs MODE OF
l. ueatmen for PRIVATE DISEASES, by the use OF cltc application. suI
injections with painful operations etc, vas aroused by Che presumption thl
that these diseases might be cured by some more pleasant and reliable reaeie, 80
by the
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MEDICINES FURNISHED

In all cases, which save 20 the patient tho extuagmt prices of medicines or pre-
srpuous which wl in many cases, cost more than Che VhIrH IH tlsr-ta. DO.
sides YOU save yourself the probability Of exposure, u calling ur the medicines r "a
Drug Store The office Is SO arranged that no oue need at you while there. All
business and correspondence STRICTLY PRIVATE.
Patients and strangers, ia visiting
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O~opartnership Notice.

WE hayettIs day taken into e0partnership Elth
w ~ Nias n Macy, late OF The hrn Of Maaey
a Hamilton. Our business iu future VIII De con
Quoted 10 the hm style o. Macy, Driver & Brown
We take this opportunity Of thanking our friends,
and the public generally, for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended 20 Us, sud respectfully solicit a
continuance Of The same. DRIVER q Brown.
Nashville Feb. q, 1855. Tfeb2s-Im
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For Funerals.

We also attend 10 The removal o. Bodies % and
from other points. st reasonable rEiez, and 90 the
satisfaction Of parties emp 0ylnE gs.
We keep also on hand a good supply OF UNDER
TAEEKS' MATERIAL, which We vii furnish 10
Undertskers when desired nc reasonable ufss.
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Maryland free press., 1866-11-01
Pay Day IL Coming.

JPay day for Radical mobism is
coming. The people of this county will
soon be called upon to loosen, their purse
strings and foot the bill. How do you like
that portion of the programme Mcssrs. Tax
p'yers? 1t may be very pleasing to some
Of you to stand by and witness, or il may
tickle your partisan passions to hear tell Of
the destruction by the thugs Of your par
ty, Of tho property of your political oppo-
nents, but it may not be SO pleasing por-
tion of the operation to foot the bill. Suit
has already been entered against the coun-
ty for the destruction Of property at Ia
gerstown by the Radical mob at their mass
meeting on the Goth inst. ii;,And it is not
likely to stop here. Other bills for dam.
age will soon. be placed in process of col
lection. The people-the tax payers will
soon begin to pay the penalty Of Radical
outlawry-pay it in the shape of hard cash.
it they cannot be reached in any other
way. ... ..,t-E E..-.a-...t u
Maryland free press., 1866-11-01
The Catholic Fair in Cicarsprius.

The Fair which opened in the new
Catholic church in Clcarspring on Satur-
day evening, the goth ult,. has more than
fulfilled the most sanguine expectations Of
its managers. During the continuance of
the Fair quite number Of valuable arti-
cles were disposed Of BY lottery. including
n handsome blooded colt. valuable COW,
silver goblet. chins tea service and = fine
American lever silver watch. which we're
drawn respectively by Judge Mason. Mrs
Ssllie 'Cushwa. Miss Chambers, Mrs,
Wright and Mr.. ,Yetter. The Fair clo-
sod last evening with consers given by
that accomplished performer. Mrs. Cretin.
of Hagerstown, assisted by an able corps
Of volunteers. The receipts up TO Satur-
day evening last we're over twelve ,hun-
drcd dollars. .4.[i., ua,I,;n- ..
Maryland free press., 1866-11-01

~InH addition to all your State tss-
es. remember that YOU add TEN PER
CENT. ON EVERY HUNDRED DOL.
LARS by voting the Radical Legislative
ticket whick il committed to The suppotrt
Of the present Constitution Of the State. - .---a
II you vote the Conservative ticket. which,
is pledged 10 an alteration or amendment
Of the Constitution, this tar will be avoid.
ed Ifyou vote for the Rs,lical ticket yom
fastsa 1t upon you for generations YET ii
come. The question is now before the
people to amend the State Constitution or
not. The Radicals arc opposed to.its all
teration or amendment t-tts Conserv vatives
in Japor Of It. by amending 1t you save.
= tax Of ten per cent. on every hundrei
dollars of assessable property. by not
amending it you fasten this additional tax
upon yourselves. viii you have R.di-
cal Legislature and ten cents adda,yaas
tares, or will you have CONSERVATIVES
Legislature and get rid Of the tax! 50 i'.''
Maryland free press., 1866-11-01
Wendell -phiiii ips--Ina pea chmsnt.

Wendell Phil!ipsIthe great Ma,sachu-
setts leader of the dis,,lionists, made ~
speech in fremont Temple, B,ston. on the
lsih inst. in which he urged upon Con-
sress to, take upon themselves perpetual
power" to impcach the President. AMI de-
pose General. Grant. This impeachment
cloud thickens sEerywhsro. AS wc have
frequently said, it never was the intention
Of the rsdical. fanatics to restore or pre-
serve the Union; It is. not their intention
nov. Many of them having f.ttened up
on the spoils oewar are determined upon
inaugurating apother for the same purpose
but here is danger in this they wot not Of
There is danger Of the torch aud turpen-
tiae exploding in their own hands. c
Maryland free press., 1866-11-01
Look sharp and Report Promptly.

EE-It is desirable that every consorva
tive watch closely the action of the Judges
Of Election. Make notes Of any Irregular
ity in their proceedings. Itmay be ne
cessary to contest the election of the Del
egates from tlis county, or evidence may
be desirable in proceedings instituted
against these gentlemen before judicial
tribunal. Remember that indictments
have been found against a number Of these
officers in Baltimore for violation of the
election law, and suoha course may be
found necessary here. That some fraud
or infringement upon the rights Of the
people il contemplated, by the Radicals,
is evident, from the fact that a number
Of the responsible men Of their party have
resigned their positions as Judges and the
vacancies have been filed by men who
have nothing to lose--not even, in many
instances, character. sJa3arue ls sue
Maryland free press., 1866-11-01

REThe Radicals are in favor Of Amen
ding the Constitution oftbe United States.
but opposed to amending the Consultations
Of the State Of Maryland. The State Con-
stitution. th.y contend. i. perfection itself.
and they are opposed to having It touchs |
or tampcred with. This State Constitution
provides for the levying of IN aliitiIa.l
tar Of TEN csyrs OK gvERY iiJNDnss DiE-
LARS, not for any present use. Bvr ro cag-
ArS A FUND to bs handel. and pickod'sn
pilfersd by political pets who may be ia
power. The Radical candidates tor the
Legislature are pledged to the support Of
thisJ Constitution and this tax. The ssa-
didates on tho Conservative ticket ere oP-
posed to both thel lCon.titusion aud the tag.
Elect them AMI they will repesl it = nd re-
lieye you ef this burthon 81 least.
Maryland free press., 1866-11-01
Principals aud Accessories.

The Baltimore American and Hs-
gerstown Herald have for months COUNSEL
ed the uss Of every horrid implement Of
violence to prevent the defeat Of their par
ty. These counsels have borne bitter fruits
The murder OF Conservatives in Baltimore
and the death Of Dir. Gall. last week in
Hagcrstown are their direct progeny. TIE
author Of Jack Sheppard could not have
been punished as thief, but his book has
made many boys thieves. The editor Of
the Herald is innosent.of attempting the
life Of any man, as principal. but il any
enc doubts he is an accessory after the fact.
let him read an edition Of that journal. IA
ken at random '''''.' 49,
Maryland free press., 1866-11-01
sxTbe Herald laws pres. s.res. upt

10The Herald lays grest stress upon
the opinion Of Attorney General Randall
Of this State to .how that Mr.. Biefshing il
not Mayor of IIagerstown and THAT those
acting under him as Police officers are not
officers and should be resisted and MUIR
dercd. 1t however fails TO telli.s partissn
Judges Of Election that the same Attorney
General Randall has decided that Judges
Of Election have NO right to reject the vote
Of any party whose name is found on the
Registry list. iIfMr. Rsndall's opinion Y
worth anything in the hrst case il SHOULD be
worth something also in the other. psrtie-
u!srly when backed up by the opinions Of
Judge Weisel and others sf The Coart Of
Appeals. '{yg~4 ar ieJ3/ N
Maryland free press., 1866-11-01

EF-Nevcr before, certainly not within
the recollection of any man now living.
were such vita. interests for the whole peo-
pie crowded into the issues of a single day ,
than those which are Involved in the cleo
ton next Tuesday. ~ 3. tE't' 'd 'i'" lin
A party that for six years has 'trampled
upon right ana justico-whose myrmidops
have pldh1erea and shsd bla>I without
limitawhosc leaders have 'incited riots and
gloatsd over the destruction OF honest
mems property; aparty that has abused
,powcr-tyrauniz.l over tho peoplc-driven
then from tie ballot box-taxed them to
provide Hvings for their favorites-such Il
party is to-day shameless enough still to
ask the people for their votes. - J..
Those who have qnailed before these
tyrannizcrs over the rights and iibertics Of
the people. and who hsvc been compelled
to submit to their plundcrings, have now
an opportunity Of overthrouins them at
the ballot box Let'every man then feel
it to be his highest personal duty and
privilege to vote-to see that his ncighbor
votes. Let the whole county work as a
unit. A long pull, strong pull and 3
pull all together; and the day is ours.
Maryland free press., 1866-11-01
Campaign subscrihers.

EF This class Of subscribers have but
two more numbers of this sspaper:t to receive
when our contract,wia them will have
closed and their papers will be- discontin-
ued. We hope, however, q short inter-
course with them has beensof such . char
acter as to induce in then. hdesirs for it's
continuance. and that many of them at
least, will take the necessary steps to Sc
cure our continued weekly communication
with them, by forwarding 81, for six months
or 81 for one years subscription, No ps.
per continued only for the time fasaI
which it has been paid. .....a -.
Sometime during the present month We
expect to perfect our arrangements far the
removal Of our office to Hagerstown. from
which place the paper will then be issued.
Ofthis, however. duo notico viii be Civ
en-. 10Y ~
Maryland free press., 1866-11-01

STIn che States Of Peppsylvanis and
Ohio previous t. the recent elections. The
Radical party denied that negro suffrage
Was an issue. Now they are more eutsps-
ken on the subject and declate iaits favor. /.
asserting that Congress. d It's assembl ing
in December will pass : bill extending The
right to them. not only in the District Of,
Columbia. but everywhere. The same
party make the sans denial here. but will
AFTER the election, like their allies Of Penn-
sylvauia and Ohio. be found 70 be square
on the platform without any ups, Ways,
or wheretorss. Mark the prediction .,,l,iy
Maryland free press., 1866-11-01


-TIiis Issue Of our paper tsrmina.cs our
connection with the present political carn-
paign. ''' -'"''t ''l' '' w. y s'''1 go
We have spoken freely, earnestly. We
have employed every fair argument that
presented itself % our mini. to lay before
our readers in detail the tremendous H.
sues s,aked On the approaching election.
Our task is done. Upon the paople
rests now the responsibility Of doing we'll,
of finishing the great work Of rsseuing
themselves from hands that hsve been en-
ployei only to bring ruin upon every thing
that is valuable in life. .'.'
There MUST b, free ballot. The pco-
pic MUST vote. The ballot-box is now, the
only place whore law can be rescued from
destruction. The ballot is the last, the
sovereign remedy for. the ills that have af-
ficted the people. anil the still more un-
speakabls calamities that lie in the future,
from the party whose history has besn one
unbrokcn series Of fraul violence, PERI ly
and corruption, -.a a. lg, .o-.; -.
Now on NEVER, is the honr to strike,
"Sirikc for your altars and yonr frcs;
Strike for the green graves OF your sires, 81
God aud yonr native laad.', r. q .f.'I -
Maryland free press., 1866-11-01
.Xrs ysn fSSs6Fedf1h

EFTf not, why not! The cost Is tri-
fling, the. duty is manifest; the result may
be your escape from ruin delays are dan
geroas-insurs now-Ait may save you.froin
disappoiatmsnts, bankruptcy and ruin. To
avoid coming to grief on the double quick
we would ,qFge every reader yhS has any
thing TO Insure 70 see our, friend Taggart,
che Insurance Agent st HAgerstovn, be-
fore The sun gsss down and PICKET : pol
icy.
Maryland free press., 1866-11-01
Taste and skill displaysd in an,

Taste and skill displayed in any
branch Of business will make. it, mark.
but in none is it more appreciated BY our
sex than in that Of the knight cf the
shears. Both Of these qualities it is well
known are combined in at least one oi
the craft at IIagerstown-Mr. Jas. Kri-
dler. An experience Of years.with per-
feot understanding sf his business and
taste in the selection OF his Stock makes
bis establishment one Of the most desira-
bic to patroniss. Those desiring an out
ft for the winter win experience = salts
faction and pleasure ia visiting Mr.. Kri-
dler's.
Maryland free press., 1866-11-01

k1The Conservatives Of this Dissria.
have, We believe, perfected tLs;, .sr..s,.. i,s. |.
meats to 60 % the polls. On Tae,dsyy yI ss... T.
in . body. For this purpose they ';dl Win
meet at 90 clock aui imms siiasely proceaI Ns.ces
10 the place Of voting. 7, II Is hoped dka that
there wiz be 10 lasgaras, but that ssss, evsr,,
one will provo minute man, and that an
will be prepared to assort and ssu:ss.;.a IA
their right TO- vote without in any v.y vvv,.i 4.
terfering with tho right Of ,hsir opponents.
Determined to ask no.hing that i no.
right and ssIna to sota;.g dat /. vro.a " a.
Be prepared 70 punish promptly and vig-
orously any improper tresspass. and yet BE-
cautious that you do not yourselves tres 2
pass upon Others. or in any manner yiol.t.
the Law. 'D'fi
In short come not with your fngers in
your mouths, but determined that no man
properly registered should Be deprSed or
bis vote BY unfair or improper means. We.
know that threats and boastings have been =
made by the Radicals that certain partis.
on the Registry list would no. be permit
ted to vote. Attend to1tAi. ma..er--.es
that hat no such outrage is permitted when
you have the power. As you have. to sre-
vent it. Let it be understood "A E.;r yot,.
or none At all. Il is particnlarly desirable
that when the clock strikes nine no eeu-
seryatiye voter. DO, out Of the way, but on
hand. ready to fall in and do bis voting. !