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Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1866-09-13
-Fnisk TnoxAs can't be- charged with illber.

-FRisk TroxAs can't be charged with illiber-
ami, a--toiSmse!f. For the next session of Con-
shess beginning in December aud closing the 9th
of Marciij period of four months-one bundled
and twenty days-@he will receive for his seryi-
rrs, exclusive of mileage, flee MSusand dollars
she hlcc little tit-bit of SAL osa per day. For
The luxury of having n MIN to lavish money BY
millions to feed the lazy, worthless; thriftlcss
negro-theifarmer, mechanic and laboring man
the toilins masses--have their industrial in
terests overloaded with taxation, so grievous as
to render 1t difficult for many TO put bread in the
mouths of their children, in order to furnish the
tneeaie for this extravagancs; and for the posses
sion Of this great boon they ere permitted to con
tribute of their hard earnings, wrung from a
sweating brow and n hardened hand, the lnunif.
dccnt Bounty Of FonrY-osE DoLpAns, srxrY.slx
AND rwo-rHmDs' CENTS PER DAY.-stHe1aiaa.
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en,r5H. THsEbJoHN.sioN,si,, 10
M E E T I n G.
DO wiy yILEE

'"I'' SATURDAY Evening next ri'a Sd
will be addressed by Maj A. X. Sycs.cr,
DR.. N. D.sTobcy and others, . How 4'a.
SThe friends Of the cause from The sur
rounding country are invited to meet with
us Come everyone who opposes Negro
Suffrage and is III favor Of a Restor stion Of
the Union upon the principles of the Con-
stitution.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1866-09-13

xS-President johnson was prevented
by mob Of loyal men from speaking
at Indianapolis. This is the party th at
were few years since loud -mouthed' in
their advocacy of free speech. They we're
about as sincere in that as they are now in
their professions Of opposition tonegro emf
frage. N'- f-.z a 5aa a sgz7 ra a4.an
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1866-09-13

sSslftstYss tt0ns and she " RtOn
ns.wk II II :. y. - .,..I.s
SPfH"seinh1' ~ sdauon OF fiie Cni1nwafs
5sais,;S".s by fheI dsfpftsipn " rs ;;yarpps
,rcngiohs orgaafzatioas Vt The enusltrys, Ole by
'chu.a:'s saia-i ffessiriefian
49, "a I.fsichlty lnisiiea Tbs
al = ~, x"areh WAS me .,st OF inc hrotestsht
9'.s.s.' ~, (WHICH cstiifsguntU
.ilif hi. sas = y HssE Se ,ai.s way a
s,, ~ .~ s' Y, nv .wora rue conf
%%vShSM s1E w. an,k WI trtfs2 Yt
I'LL 4..,. nuSs IIln95uehhIr as large M hahitfs
$500 Efo'syssAo tissitHusp salcfs' &c etHfsseus
,iSE ~ ~ flcn grsat lrelorllon y The in
,,s,,' "."nn' ann soeht sfH poiticn' fnif''rnee
~ Hse atnatii efen's14 new and
stn,Iitie ;matS TpST. h9ps ia Sc Us
s..,;.s. inh'u"cu ny tne ether religious denoini-
~. Ga, IT. l9J b!o eii tG n.'I>.as gael
3yhst th.,, III ~ ~ VIC te,lese US pnlF
jss.d H. 49, y. ~ .nc conhpy ,"h,'u YVES MOI s'hi-
a',r .ss !s,V'eeorbR ''i@ PssisfBleh
iSyisda,, ia ,o VIZ Ms nus, ~ 2ahm1se me
has -, ~ sn,e Win ".'nn M ehareh
Tsa,s assH r'"t f'oititsDr'Ht5 ~! kftic He
AKA sns.. ;,'e e,, ne Wag.n ~ f.role hr SO
,aaL. ~. ",:'si., n'.c new! "eeh Ptrhh"t1t 10
iand rna,,,ss. !Atsssl". p!'e9
GaaS.;S.t aus .ioar M.i'cll rlnss ,lpu .ne
irr n s;,.,s ',,h mu'h't F,ssion w,'rn .sefa,h-
s;n,ia N pocsi,f, Askih.l hs week swshbW
l., ~. nations hqvc ~ 'ur war
LINT ,,' o" ..; an'ohs. ana even """ Pe
tnrscrxaJ v VI 3ps caafen aus 'sfn sSliala9llFy
Sbr s.me snec,o,,a c,,'t:s u, N. "',s to'h.r,
t.,t.,,;'.. ie'c'e: catholics of the North sn,i
tsbork af ar,ns f NV Iuf, ~. ~ fu"e
che ,.srs N. -, =. 80, s"' T. 1nen a.rihe
:s,,I,,;o. e., az s'ae" sua reciHsei ron
lsand Tvxhsa N. TIL %'iseFs l"I uE Efni Bud,
s,,egS.eer M, rh ;s ,i,,ere'.nIn''Nloh
f,n,,,.r &c - "'S W. WIS ''es"Hea us u
Iafti. c,,iosc,r, S{er mt m9 .,, WIS ine
tsran,lsss ..s ,,,..s ~ su"'''uea ior Tue
Facts liz ,h,s. ~ u,' Dhs' .. LET ~ ~
',pon ,ba rts.,S. ~" ~ .i'elt 'fhue"'r
,aher -. IN, t.,..;. .,a ~ .''e County, -
ducs ,hev can a,,'. A. . !. Is t'tfr
nfent oFcan;znt;on' ~, N.Y. sx'.,,to.'p..- -
TEA ,bes, =, ], S,,s, ~. wv w, neI' '"
asmuri Good hx uorn;an '''n, rs W. Se. Hnaua
What 80 II Xxi, ~ Nv
a.,ra,i. Of ,nn,,si ..s.,, ~ nus .t.S, =. ~
the church in ,,,,o sa",;a, ,s .'
ftbc saama n, ~, qiai ~ r.
r.xus,t the ,.,hr,J q. a 81 .' '"n +"
Sf,sola;ers f,rbt .s,nas,,, o,' ,,,. S.,,, s'm
s,t n.ssaSi ~ y ~ III, Al ~
e,av \. t,i.L. ,iiS ~ ~, ."e .",ti''''" GU
s;der,,;ons In ,L".o M,.,i. y!
NV ,a.,,l, i,Ss " ~
,.r;,h ,.. 80. .i ',e' W rr,''.'c
tians..nd o,en,la.,.n .s,'.'.;. ~ onr's-
's;o, EsInssLr y All sni cohces
..esn,.s,. ..s,.,,s, .i,ss.s Al, 80 n'
In, united 40 ,.i, aS'~,,,oi;so '"N' "es c''
hhTh. r.s;.St,' H. hi 80. .u.i
,..,er ~ 80. ,;,,,. -" ~ ouen
suI;cct ,l,t rs, III. ',',u WIZ.
t,i;% sacst;oa "a. I; uoes nn .el9hg J"
cid .War itseisis scarceIv nor. sre;i.p to- ,,e
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1866-09-13
O A FULL ATTENDAN CE
'.~ ''Ha7t at the rs All l5s:.
PRIMARY MEETINGS b

=, ,- IN ss..y on q. ,...,....,., -.. -..... p.
.a. SATURDAY next, the 18th, ss.s
is desirable, in order that .so .t,sl .a.as1
7".'' AFULL. FREE AND FAIR -
expression of the sentiment Of the party
may DC haa.4l regi gt'r ., ..-..i 81. ,,.. TO.
Bear in mind that, ...s,. 5.sDa,l d.
DELEGATES TO A COUNTY CON-
VENTION
are to be selected, who will be charged
with the duty of nominating ..,u.o.a
..~ FIVE DELEG ATESb ..
to represent us in the next sa' '7o's' a"'
'LEGISLARUREO OF MARYLAND.
Ifyou would secure good ticket send none
but good men to tho Convention, r.l .,'ai
E1-lhe meetings for this purpose will
be held in Doonsboro', Funkstown, and
Cavetown, Friday, the 18th. r.,s,.
EF The meeting for this, the Williams
port district, will be held at Taylor's hotel,
on Saturday, at 3 O'Clock ,aaT's III -
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1866-09-13
To Correspoudeuts.

ETWe invariably require the name OF
tho writer to accompany all communica
tons. It really does appear that nothing
less than a sledge hammer will beat this
into son,e peoples heads. 50 y ~ ~ .
We desire it also to be borne in mind
that while we would gladly have our
friends sharpen their pens and drive in.
we would have them always to be brief
and to the point. They should know tina
people as much dislike long communion
tons and long editorials, as they do long
sermons and long prayers. "''''''. 1Aa'a
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1866-09-13
Disqualification Of voters

G1 The loyal idea of disqualification
is confined exclusively to so much of the
Constitution as was intended to disfranchise
persons who would not vote the Radical
ticket g.. ..s,ll.a. l,4s q- 50 A. .s..s., FITS
+ There are, however, other disqualified.
tioDs. 's
Any person who bias given. or aided in
giving an Wegal robe, is disqualified. ..
All'pcrsons who by piolepce have proven.
ted any qualified voter from voting, are
disqualified. " pr '''' - IN -
This county is full of such persons.a..i
Resting under the: shadow of bayoncts,
and backed by military power, the leading
Radicals of this county have forced into the
ballot box hundreds of illegal votes. And
sworn judges of election have assisted by
receicfny thent k,owing them to be illegal.
Have they not driven men from the polls:
Have they not by rsiolencs prevented peace
full men from voting? They, did these
things, and exultcd in broad day over
deeds that shoR get disqual!y them.
They are all known aud remembered.
There will be settlement of these matters
in a way. hereafter. that will fail like a
thunderbolt in the midst Of your, ".Loyal
Leagues" III aces ~. s4i ,sg,l, y.., >. ~.i,
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1866-09-13
Treason and Traitors.

When the Republicans have got fairly under
way in the great work of "nl,king treason obi
GUS" we hope they will pay particular attention
to the following cases. The extracts below are
from those prominent traitors, Stevens Sum per,
Phillips, Wade and Geoeiy $50 'a.t .s-n .
-. q TRAITOR STEVENS. :r4, ,.sg-
"rlie Union never shall with mr. consent, be
restored under the Constitution rs ills"
TRAITOR SUMNER. .i5
Mr.. Summer, when asked In 30 many words,
on the floor Of the Senate, whether he would aid
10 executing a law passed in clear compliance
with the bidding Of the Constitution, replied:
IT'S thy servant dog, that he should DO this
fling = ...rHaG -. 5, r
70 ~ TRAITOR PHILLIPS. 81 la Is
Wendell Phillips said in relation to the wal
shortly after it commenced : ...,sf .....,
"So man has right to be surprised at this
sort of thing. Ia just Whist we abolitionists
and disunionists have attempted to bring about.
have laborcd niheteen years 10 take sixteen
States out Of the Union. ~. -.isHFi3
'7.- TRAITOR WADE. n J".1.-
Benjamin F. Wade, speaking Of Ihe Southern
people, says: ....tr tf.i..n. -..,2
II am not one Of those who would ask then,
to continue in such n Union. II would be doing
violence TO the platform Of the party TO which
bclOHS.I l.t-s.-f B..
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1866-09-13
"Loyaity"'sfNew England.

aSE- The intolerance of Radical leaders
towards the Southern people, cannot be
the result Of adherence at a desire to dis
solve This Union ~ 1t must never be for
gotten that The SdutAcrn people are not
the first, who in this country displayed hos
tility to the Union. f7~',f'' nna ros.o7 !.
That sentiment. early in tie history Of
the country, grew up in the New England
States. There it was cultivated ID .a" (
1t made its first daring and dangerous
manifestations in 1912 when Old England
was sweeping with her powerful fleets our
scaboards.. Ind penetrating our lays and
hsrbors. 1t was when the armies Of Old
England were all around us in Louisiana
in Ohio, in the Capital of the natisn burn
ing the public buildings. and plundering
the national treasury;it was when the
President ofthc United States. and all the
members Of the government were fugitivcs
before the army Of Old England was
then that New England refused to send
one man, or give one dollar, to save the
nation. II was when tile army Of the
Union was scattered by that of Old Eng
land, when the navy of Old England
was riding the seas in triumph and threat
ening every port and harbor. from Maine
to Florida, it was then that New England
burned blue lights upon her shores, to sig
nal Old England where and when to strike
at the heart Of the Union. la,r
1t cannot be, that the sons, Of such men,
have so soon forgotten the deadly hatred
Of their fathers to the integrity and unity
of the nation. .... .....-...
Nor must it be forgotten how one gene
ration later, these same sentiments of in
difference and hostility to the Union man
Tested themselves. Eat
For thirty years prior to the war there
was one continued, persistent, unbrokcn
assault upon the Union from the sons of
New England.
They. year after year, resolved that the
Union was bond with the devil" They
proclaimed that the Constitution. was =
covenant with hell" Their representa-
tives received and p-ese-ted petitions to
dissolve the Union" They wereexpelled
the Congress for it, but these same union
hating people, reelected, and sent them
|, oacs, 3s.a's -lloui.-s 4.p, .sg}.
Those things, and more. they did. and
whore are those men now? In the Senate
in Congress, demanding the destruction
and ruin Of the people upon whose .peaccs
honor. character. and happiness. they
wagsd . fierce warfare for over thirty years
In the Senate and Congress of . nation
against whose existence they plotted and
for whose ruin they combined with the
greatest naval and military power, then on
earth. ',t. aaa air. 7rr'a"k ~
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1866-09-13
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.l lolos4e c e.s'' Il dlHEiO =;

4 = n :
Canninghan, s. zssira Iarsne9 8
a ls%' pt,tBbSnsuooo1h sI 10 an ,s,3 moa' 81 4
CaIgertsoa, III 'fsaosl nlsdjnys 81, sb4z~oi bs;s6
Nrw0onss't .. Es11sE.gI sarsiE i1oT aSI cd. =
SSI siSai q, III alirA His ,,lra nso di talS
si~ino 'Is5nlt iADios sioaE iaoil 49, o. ds--s
siss1di all d bis BiS sd t1di Lili27 leo sIa PsI
yRAHsagSsistss,16, 10 ,9arn1JH,. i.ni,s W
tsS%sfS N 4, st,,Ol bsdsiupss7 Alo nqiaipauc
I6gue, A. 81 IL stssb 81 s;suislp9 ss7S Alsn. %
sLtahsss lst hs~oH& l's~ 90 r: 4cas'7 to7 10 sas
WIEN 5S 8 ~! wsEsl 10 tisi ID uads toa!s1sbls
DAWSON T.. Raj ii ii ,Isv2sod e:s6uiI5tGU 2
Sases, gas od~ hsisssslqs III isls ,d ss ass
s'ioA .I'faU7cqqo syRd y,di -Haa~ sill1s;
~ shnsa ybo.id sGi IL jso1n baE :2I1nR ,s11ks
,Ky Catches Potomae}7 & Dahlgrep y s.914 ID
ngls h%asSEs GLIB s,,Dos O.
.EL I9dl IA. Ds FergasoD, Dalhgren. - i.i7 sra
aTips Of gamsr-s heaysd ynlsu q noey II zpo-c
aaAt the close Of the game4thoa Potomac
boys were invited to partake Of ai,audsone
entertainment prepared for them BY the
members ofthe Dablgren, club, after hav-
ing done FULL Justice. to.which they mad e
aaa"hoiae run" Fhey are leudt in their
commcndation Of the hospitality displayed
BY the members Of the Dahlgren, ...b ag :
Another match will be, played between
these same clubs on the grounds of the
Potomac club at,this place on tomorrow.
Game to'be called DIT 2 o clock. a,ae .li.l AZ
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PRIMARY MEETINGS.
.0irt-.El 5IJdlLtl
s.~.... fsonnfr Canvsuffkfi

10 aoiEAys rsgo l,gvT,E53i,ls YIo7H 81
ed,fas fliNR4 elthsiN atIqhst AdLppiiniiast4lN
tony Of ooyfEnos Sgaap .isf,ths, great NaI
tisaai upisaq ,Mtynass btespesttHllx srs
aiiesssd1tsriesA is.khciro scsefsi sElecties
Districts vsiK sshiAgtoa,iC aaniy o stditheiI
asa"lf lseesaeheld ing saehsssstlhas Ssyoi
On S,t.xsAs5i it5tass.ssyts-pa-ssaes; is<
ssetftihs~ ydsGssSFot!aocsstcsowu.4dEn t
FdnIst5STeksi wiiiskaa itafpif Meet
1dgs onitha'i4ahg and eHSbse FfyEDEb
BG ATEsHohd eheh iUf1said Diarists, 20.
County Nominating csnsestiou, tobeHeie
III HaserstowhoSn .sER,4e,y sss ssaPs ia,
ofScpL4aLrrpi ast:sat llip'rlock;s "A IN,
at whish Conyeniibn candidates. fr~Dsle
gatesltosrepreseuta Washington tCoanty ii
the 'LcgisiatureNef Maryland. will DO nom
mated, and other Important bdsiness trans
acted. 4 IL bstn.e.as Iq7.
NJ h,By orlerrof the National ii ;..,,E
tie Mu Union Central Committee .syal Cd
p,s. ass, GEO. W. SMITH, Chairman. 4
NJ. S. BARBER, Sec'y.,r., sb,T r..f
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1866-09-13
,ErWilf our, friopds, in the sever,l !

biEEWill our ,friends,in the several die
tricts see 10 il that We, are furnished IN
time with. the procesdiass, of tho primary
meetings to be held on Saturday nexts A
list of tho Delegates appointed is what we
particularly desire-for long Resolutions,
neither we nor our readers have any taste.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1866-09-13

k1Somerses Waters, Esq, recently
appointed Collector Ct Internal Revenue
for this Cong rcssionsl district, vice Fred.
Schley, removed. has. We understand, APP
pointed Mr.. Daniel Strife deputy collector
at Hsgerstown in place, Of Mr.. Kendall the
present incumbent. This is certainly a
most excellent appointment, and cannot
put give satisfaction, to the great mass Of
the people y,YsbbERR9y Of s many more who
are holding positions, eyer yhoes,ess removal
the people would deyoutly Join in singing.
|inpgatsful strains--+agamOe sdT-SA
+ u bsii 20, Ierd, ne all rejoies.ieg, p, &,
4, , To see tke eu.s yemovsd0
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1866-09-13
FOR THE CAMPAIGN! d
7T7'T'I' TI's FE.NINFF EIfI a.
ONLY TWEyPYFfTE CENTS

go 90 =. tFeN EESA
ETThe subscription price for the
/ Free Press has been rcduoedto twenty.
ave cents for tho campaign. Poverty
stricken as We are, If there Is a single soul
in the county who will rea. and cannot At.
ford to read at these rates, send on his
name and he shall read at our expense,
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1866-09-13
Scene at the Paymaster's on &c, wash.
:, ~ fngten. ID: q! 49, s .f

taAck sosptEn.--Aaas.,. I come for my extra
boiinty.Of $780, what Congress gives me- ..
- PAYxAsSsa.4-AH right my btave nr,n, here
is Jpar saoacy. ..r .-ft -.'..r .....
:, !, WMrs sotuiSs.--f come for my extra bounty
of$loo. -..'
%" rAyNAsrEn.-l an very sorry but Congress
has made no appropriation for you. a..
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1866-09-13

tn. ELECTION At WmAIyaroy, DEL.-A dis
pftcirshas been sent to the press all over the
country that the municipal election Mt Whining
tom Beiip on Tuesday, resulted in the success OF
Abe radiesls, by an ''incre,se1 majority" Now
The trathts, .as appears by the official returns,
that Mr. Eslestine, radical, was elected Mayor
by mijoHty,ofonly ?si, while the same psrry
last year carried the city by majority of 4sj,
showing radical loss Of 2i4 on one of the fullest
sote' ever pohed 10 te city, u municipal cleo
fton. ~ ii, 8: .
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1866-09-13

"A New Orleans telegram says Governor
Wells proclamation, ordering an election ON tho
81 of September, to tie convention. in tho un-
represented parishes, has been totally disregard
ed. No election has been held. Ill
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1866-09-13

q IS>Thc change in the n,oonlhas brought
on Pcte's unfortunate disease. IIestoo
wants a nurse. A child of somo of "the
boys in black" preferred.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1866-09-13

--Ali the prominent and guecessttil officers of
the Federal army, including the gr9at leaders,
Grant and Sler'n'n,' SUPPORT the President. But
l'i and ,ise other incomnetents are with Congress
in its Efforts 10 keep the uqion sspnicr,
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1866-09-13

RIVE cannot urge too strongly upon
the friends of the administration the i'm
portance of attending the primary meet
ings ON Saturday next. These meetings
are, as it were. the diminishing parties Of
the grand army Let the onset be made
with spirit and determination. bet The
enemy discover no weak point in your
line through which they may charge and
put you to rout. Victory will, come,
but not for the asking. With thorough
organization. with unremitting labor, with
harmony and concord in your ranks; with
the vigorous and persevering use of all the
appliances oftriumph, and with these only
can you hope to see victory perch upon
your banner.
Upon the delegates you shall elect al
these primary meetings will devolve the
duty of selecting candidates for the mex
Legislature; and these men should all be
tried, true and trusty men, for into thei
hands will be committed the charge of nj /
ing in the selection of United State
Senator to succeed Mr.. Creswell. Attent
well the primary meetings.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1866-09-13

''Tf the slave States, th, cotton States Or the
gulf States only, choose to form an Independent
nation, they have moral right to do so. All
nations have their suPerstition;, aud that of orr
people is the Constitution" ,!l~asse5 La. q
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1866-09-13

-Tcmcrity--Eoraey talking about day OF
reckoning.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1866-09-13
SCORE,

uliuo of oroencss,aeIts.4 aYoa . a
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1866-09-13
ThS Nets+ loved the Union
&1-fhe auestidS If Union or no mi

a -
FhB Meier Loved the UniOh
&S-fAe questiS If Union or no aAioh
Is distinctly before BE people.
% Many 3 Shhqss Wig I s. took g
themselves the maine Of union men and
denied it 70, all p,hefs eshswing BY their
present course chat ttsS were Yer siaesIsi1 :,
ID, E sg large masses Of that party are dis
closing IL , ,4e fast always suspected them
th bat Union vas but nqs'e With Them:
Tbsy Tied 9niop!, union! union! They
dsssslsssa slsi ssvefsthisps SHOULD ,asr II
seafs5 Asssb union, They Justified S l$s ths
ssafd sas b5ea 9S uR pf,a system Of labor
dssPly jq qlsJs in the Ycry foap9 1p
ef&ivi and political lise, q, they pretend
s q for ~ ths Onion, They justified setting a.
s sfls; ths Cqpstitatien isslf 70 save the
mi ninEiOp, They said they were ready, &
make any sacrifice t far the IN, npiqn, ,sa v.d
al There ist however, one sacrifice they
will not Ndi make, and that il, partizan preiu:
DICE, They will not sacrifice their bitter
sentiments p,n ofrevenge, 4 They wilrnot fore.
50 the prospect Of persecution They will
not abandon schemes ,humiliating and
degrading the people whom they fought
With fire and sword, vanquishcd aud sub
puca. cu .oiGlr srrs e.b mof tr-.'ga
They profess to have sacrificed every.
thing to be. reunited with the Southern
people, but. all these professions are bu
frauls and pretexts used to enable them t.
aeqsire, power to be used in degrading auG
enslsyipg the Southern people. r,g -, 49,,
Their professions Of love for the unior
were but devices used to advance party
success, They wanted the Southern arm
les beaten not that the Union might be re
stored, but that they might have power t.
pcrseeutc and reap harvest of vengeance
on the. South. ,,,T .,., D..
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1866-09-13
alIsiSs. orsnniA a. tioas and She yl.on

-aokL0AIkaTZa LAoiula
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1866-09-13

~, t<sFas NC All EePiesda y
To sec the euss removed"
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1866-09-13

Freedmcn's Bureau job. 81 .000, 900
National Bank interest job, 30, 100000
Increased tariffjob, 80, 900, 900
Increased revenue job 100000
Funding debt and gold selling, 10000, 600
Education Bureau job, 5000, 900
Mexican loan job, So.000,O0U
Montana job (vctoed) 10000, 900
Mississippi and Yazoo job. 1000, 600
Northern Pacific, Railroad job, 60, 900 900
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-07

PSYCHOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRfAGB-coS-
"A tanins nessly sm pssss ssa l1 sns plate. sna en
keab and disease With sssssss on earY error " aep,o
hoys plan OF trcatmentthe only rational and succcssnA
mode Of cure shown By the report % Eases tested
ssssfu adviser n the married and hoss eoatsmpatinD
srrsss who would hno. Their vhyse. ssndlsicn ssss
Ss a. postage address resspt 81 ~ IN stsnpD
o. possA eurrsscy Addrss br Il orok, 81 nAiAs 49,
Aliany,M y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-07

IL
CLOAKS. MANT1LLAS AND BONNEYS.
splendid line VI new and extra rich goods whle aDf
black
ALL THE NEW SHAPES or
BONNET PRIMES.
RIBBONS.
RIBBONS nj Or., worth Jbc 25c, worth 6o ct -
worth 81 -: at 7b. worth 81 10 and at 81, worth 81
ALL OFWHTCH ARE GREAT BARGAINS.
ALL OOLoRs, ALL WIDTHS, ALL sTyLEs
Ribbons
RIBBONS.
BONNET vELyETS, ALL COLoRS. FRENCH FLOWBRH
NEW STYLES DRESS TRIMMiNUS.
Gimps, Fringes. Buttons, Steel Tnmmlngs New Boanss
Ribbons, IN plain rich goods; rich Satin,
Rich Moire Antiqus.
Att. BLUxOMEiS, LIZ BroadwAy, between Twenty nfss
Twenty rixth streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-07
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

AT CRAWFORD. N. IA FINE Yarn or % AcREs
n new stone house barns Ac.; 10 prime order handy
CIV ~ sac I M Sssv oAA.ssss asss. V s,Alra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-07

VVANTED-couSTRy BOARD FoR oESILEMsAs
w aud wife q farm where there are no noardeIs
Address with particulars size " family IA w. v n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-07

Gin 000 CASH WILL BUY AN ENTIRE MANU-
'pIU.UVO featuring business. consisting OF Stock, Ma
chinery Tools, &c Opportunity for business
J. NJ MOODY 4 CO, ~ Pine street.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-10-10
Suicides.

HUDSON, n. Y, Oct. 4.-The wife of
John D. Wager, of Ghent, in this county,
hanged herself yesterday morning, imam out
house. She had been laboring under de-
preston of spirits for some time
A gentlemen of this city, whose name is
withheld, was married on Tuesday evening
last, and the same night attempted to COM
NIT suicide by cutting his throat with ra-
zor. His recovery is doubtful
Boston, Mass, Oct. A. Moses B. VIII
liams, Sr., a member of the firm of ]. D. &
NJ. Williams, wholesale liquor dealers, shot
himself at his residence in Brookline, and
died this morning.