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Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1866-09-27
wIiilamsport. ND. sspte h,ber ~, fsee
Agents fsY the free Press.

THOMAS q. ROBERTSON, Hazcrstoxa.
]. b. McCLEEkY; ,-..,.... ("
JOSEPH MCRREy, Hancock.
JOSEPH iitisfitNtS, r. Miils,sne Point
Or. .. 4. q. HOVER, % Clesrfpiay. 0
n. ". WILSON, .,,tl Cohocuheague.
Is. +. Slick. Lei,srsburg,
5cS-Ms.srs. ADEoTT 4 CO., go Nassau st.,
New York, are our authorized Agents in that
city. .''h - I'D '..i ""pnF o.t 81 -:
. EHNcssrs. Nichols = Graves, No. ~ Yves,
Faystte street, Issitimtecy Mil, ast Tie siltLeri-
zhd agents of tile Free Prcss' in that city.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1866-09-27
.ETThan Rallimorr,e,II. lImasarioan. styla,

- sET The Baltimore 4aericdHs styles
Col, 'NIaulsby. INF" It'hss not yet heard
the Colonel earned his patent to nobility
at Gettysburg and "sich like" places.
whilst the editor Of that Journal was stab
bing rebels BY the million--on paper. The
same paper styled = IIaserstowh Bank
Cashier US the HON. Potter 7. Nsgley :!
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1866-09-27

EN-The Radical speakers and papers
are not slow to denounce I'LL those whose
cou rse does not meet their approval. .e
They are also loud in their professions
Of opposition to negro suffrage Now, if
they were honest. sincere and, truthful
in this opposition, would they not long
since have denounced Frank Thomas for
hisrotcgiven in Congress for negro suffrage
Most certainly. Such course would have
prevented his denomination and given evil
deuce Of their sincerity. But no, they
have utterly failed and refused to denounce
him or the measure. The cause should be
evident TO che most simple mind-it meets
their approval-itisthe object nearest and
dearest to their hearts. Tina is wanted
to cd acase the public mini to the idea
When that is accomplished they will not b.
slow in defining their position.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1866-09-27

E~That apt apprentice Of Beast BaiisEs
the man Of the Odd Fellow. thinks the
gathering Of the "JoLnson- Rebels. :, as
Beaver Greek was tame, fiat, .insipid
meeting--and counting the whisky ou.is
was an entire failure" .ao"''''1"i ID. '.'a :,
1t is easy TO see the young Beasts ireli-
nations and tastes counting the whis-
key out. Il was an entire failure.n'< We slr
understand what he means BY ~ success u
plenty of Whisky, and----silyer spoonr.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1866-09-27

fpCongress, in 1866. voted the black
soldier three hundred dollars for extra
bounty, and appropriated the money to
pay it. '.,' T. '' ''.'.'' ''
3 The white veteran gets ono hundred
dollars extra b,uuty, AMI Congress sppro-
priated no money to pay it. laod. oau
I Two thousand dollars extra psy for Con-
lgressmen, in es.h: do money for the white
bSqldidrar >:,,turai i. :,,-uo. Hal H.a
+; Seven millions, in cs.h, il. for the Freed
mems Bureau. and no money fer the white
soldier. ,,ui -,.1a.. .a.., .,i. .eu.i ~.
! No white soldier gets more than two
hundred dollars IS extra bounty. Every
negro gets three hundred dollars extra
bounty. .-eauJ8 faqa .-, ,,,,. .i. -
Many oftbe white soldiers served three
years, None of tho negroes served more
than TWO years. .cf,t.- f r...
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1866-09-27

sEr Mr. y. J.. stweart,s Of Maryland,
was at the Radical gathering Ia New York
on Tuesday night In the course Of his
speech he said that thc rope which Was to
hang JEFF. Dayis. and didn't. was rpefhlps
reserved for worse traitor .sat Thiss drew
forth tremendous cheering. 4 A crying sss,
That's Johuson:"loIt 1a'ioi tstiao9, 81
TIL" meeting broke lspI n slsssa Rsl ',E,
in good ordor and qniet.7q 'fG r,dl I,-Hl,iai
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1866-09-27

kg-0n Saturday night last the negro
suffrage gentry held y meeting in. this
place. The attendance was respectable
in nun,1ers, thong "a not largo.
The aulicucs were entertained by a
speech from Mf. Stanton, Of Ohio, Of
which, even Zig opponents speak in terms
of cOmmendailop, Whilst they condemn
his Pesitioasaad tcasaaidg, They gise HIN
the credit Of, being courteous and gentle
manly in his language.
Mr.. Mathegs,n Of ,Hsgerstowp. attempt
I'd something IN the sstne= line. but IL be.
ing one Of the OCCASIONS upon Which the
elephant would not stahd upon his head
he failed. .....
Peter, the Cashier, AMI editor of the
Herald, tried his hand also. The "big
bellied bottle" that stood his friend at
townsville was again brought into requi-
sition. The inspiration drawn from it WAS
Of the most vilcly profane character. If
such arguments will advance bis cause-'we
are greatlyidisappointed in tho intelligence
and good sense of the people. D ~ -
The inlomitsbla 'rWattyyt csvcI. and
was not on hind as promised in the pro.
gramnte, What power bshind the
throne" operated 70 prevent Ills enlightcn-
ing the people, we know not. Perhaps
some speculation in negroes promised bet
ter pay. .,-l =. f,.i, ..9 =. fg.,,, t.a.f
T., A disposition was manifested by some
few Of the crowd to- n6bt!Iis ofIicc-it was
talked Of at least But it was wisely de-
termiaei that "discretion was the bctter
part of valer" and no actual demonstra-
ton was male. Such thing might be
done with IMMUNITY in Hagerstown, where
they appear TO be in continual dread lest
the worthless carcass of some mobocrat
might be spoiled, or the property of those
who couuteuance and encourage them be
in some wise damaged But here differ
eut feeling exists. Vengeance swift and
sure would ccrtsinly be visited upon the
offenders, and retaliation upon tn. proper
" Of their supporters. -. ..,"' .-,il
The New York herald., 1866-04-30

400 nan -. rsHrY WIN rms sNgtNT tAr
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rs.s go s,satfisAsi ~tsaA ~ ysr ah'g Ert, nsln
h@4sa ftaswsk stAat s 'ssef tts ftts eass
49, ss~1 ass A.4 -, Enssssts 90 ~ esd sS1s
The New York herald., 1866-04-30
FINANCIAL.
TREAsuRY DEPARTMENT,

FINNEASUKf DEPARTMENT.
i ArnL lG 1876
Notice hereby given that the Assistant Treasurers OF the
United New York. Philadelphia aud Boston, and
tho Designated Deposisry nj Baltimore have bscn In
s,rced discontinue recevng deposits account OF tenn
porry Clearing House purposes i've per
annnn after May 1854 from which date all
taies outstanding and unpaid sl carry four por cent In
ttrest per annun.
ON said 1t dag May and until further notice, said "A
ssant Tfcasurerz ard Designated Deposary VIII receive
fuch deposits, and issue therefor Clearing House cer
payable demand irg tender notes with Interest
nj four per cent pcs auniiin,
d. McCuLLOCu. Secretary Of the Treasury.
The New York herald., 1866-04-30

Y,O LET-THE SECOND FLOOR OF DWELLING
house a9 Mercer street. Amity; Ave rooms, well
adapted tor family Croton water, &c Apply on the
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-23
MANHOOD.

TN THE YOUNG AND RISING GENERATION, TIL
vegetative powers Of life are strong. but In few
.mloated form and the impossbty Of appeson apG
mental effort show Its baneful influence. It be
uenee is checking the development of the BODY. Con
umpton is talked S and perhaps the youth is removet
Of the worst movements. Removed from ordinary di
ersions OF the eyer-changing scenes OF the city, thu
slthful and rural exercise thoughts arc turned In
ward upon themselves.
Hooked for with anxiety tho first symptc which
Mature ts to show her saving power in d sing the cir
Ahs increase Of appetite has grown by what fed on
nd the energies OF the syse1 prostrated and tht
period In which body and mind undergo so fssoinSt
ng change from child to woman ls looked for In vain
rave but waiting for Its victim.
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUoHU,
For Wca1neu arisn9 from BSeesses Early Iadiser.
tioR,
Attended with the following SYMPHONIC:
Indispositon to E1ertion, Loss Of Power. Loss o.
horror Of Disease. Weak Nerves, Trembling, preadfu
Horror Of Death. Night sweats Gold Feet Wahefune
Muscular System, Often Enormous Appetite with DIV
.pepto Symptoms, Hot Hands, Flushing of tho Body
The Face. Pain in Back Heaviness Of the Eyeds
frequently Black Spots flying before the Eyes witt
%ob aqa 81 seh With Of
ieg Nothing In more desirable to suoh patients thar
ontude aud nothing they more dread Fear Of Them
elves, no Repose Of Manner EarneatneBs, Spoon
alton, but o hurried tranBton from one Question u
mother.
These symptoms, allowed to 60 on-which this Ne
1tctne invariably follow Loss of Po,pe7
Fdtssity and Rptepsie s, in one Of which the paten
may expire
During tho superintendenoe OF DR.. WILSON, at III,
Boominghale Asylum, this sad res1t ooourppd to
patents reason had for time lefts ham, andh ,thd s
Of epilepsy They Of both seahsa nda >aH went,
years Of age
Who can say that these e1cessessr no. xu,nts
oowed by those direful diseased toaityar ~ rsur
onf The recvros of the Insdns AsyI.nss and the mel
noholy deaths by Consumption bear ample wttness Il
he ruth oil these assertions. In LunnHc Asylums tht
inctuay sodden and quito desttute-nether mirth o.
re ever vsits It. Should sound Of the voice occur
israrey artculate.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-23

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Church
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8 o L D I e R 8

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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-23
READ WHO 81 rs so.

FhoM The HON. THOMAS B. FLORENCE.
WASHINGTON, January l. 1854
dentlemen:-Having stated It verbally to you, have
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-15
FARM FOR SALE.

SITUATED one and half miles from
~ CsGt Ire county Iwa 100 .sre- with
frrk-rats improvements dnel Ee Houss. Rank Bsf n
Shop and huilang- Aso so,ae 500 Fruit Trees
choice varieties Of different fruits Plenty o. water al
the time. Land good and perfect title. Will sell nj
toc ether or in wo threa ot One tract II 30 acre,
good mall house. 60 ~ splendi timber near t.,
Railroad. Thu later pay 70 perssn doubf- tn.
cost cioar Of NIL expe In seli ~ood snt
barrel stuff VIII > I've time on Part of the pu chAs,
money. Call ard 80 bargain. b. @. PYLE,
Aseh-AAwu IL Z a o. 49, place, 1ast Il Ogetoa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-15

"a II uehf Agent Tor NorfhWesteFa Stnfes.
go oFFIrE, 81 81.
Sold at wholesale in Chicasr by Fuller Finch Fuller
Burnhams Il Van Sclaat 5, Lord Snl III, Smith Il
Dryer, III Reed a c.. Chss u Smith. Dietzseh, Block
Co., IL Seov, " D usrri- Co. Post Badean. and
by druggi and dea 'ers generally feh3dlm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-15
THEaGA1ECITY.
Items.

The capitol sniidine IS siso to receive adj
dtional decpratiuns Secretary Harlan having
iusi submitted to Congress some sketches by
the artist Brumidi, to be executed in fresco
illustrating our early history, in which it is
stated De Soto, Pizarro, Cortez and Poca-
hontas will principally figure. ~
Ives beautiful statute of 'fUndine,
which was on exhibition at Mercantile Hall
St. Louis has been sent to New DIRK at the
order of the owner who has received an offer
OF 50 900 for 1t from two different parties.
There are still places for eight statutes
on the eastern front of the capitol, and it will
be the fault of the people if these commissions
are fred over the heads of such artists as
Mead, Brown, Ward, Thompson and Palmer,
into the laps Of men who pronounce their is
rs e's
-Marcella duchess of Colon has lately
executed bust of the Empress Eugenie, or
dered by tue Council of the city at PARIS, and
intended to be placed at the Hoteile de Vile.
The Duchess had several sittings from the
Epaaress during her recent visit to Compienne
and ale henltf1 is reported, even exceeds
in purity Of outline and holiness Of design
the Gorgon of Blanca Capella, which are so
well knowa in the world of art. -
The statuette of Virginia, by VIM. Wal
colt, has been exhibited at an Art Reception
in New 4 erk, and is pronounced a. triumph
in American art which augurs well for its iu-
ture progress. The statuette is faithful
likeness of Miss Lacoste in the character of
the Roman daughter. 1t represents her at
the moment she is about to leave her home
at the harsh mandate of Clandins. The ex-
preston of grief and despair is admirably
depicted on the countenance and betrayed in
the entire pose of the figure. The drapery
shows the true classic school in every fold.
1t is work that will compare favorably With
many of the Wanted productions of modern
European schools
The English tragedian, Gustavus Waugh
Brookes, who was lost by the late wreck of
tho steamship London, in the Bay of Biseay,
was an excellent actor originally, but had
become somewhat broken by drink
The New York Herald learns by letters
from Havana, that nearly forty thousand dol
lars IS the amount of the subscription for
twenty four nights of opera at the Tacon thea
ire with tIrau Italian company. The boxes
are ali taken, and the whole parquet is Sc
cured with the exception oftwenty.fve seats,
which, by order of the Captain General, we're
reserved for the nights of performance
About fifty families were left without boxes.
and in consequence premiums were offered to
the extent of twenty ounces 1880 in gold) for
box for the season; which commences Febru-
ry /. 1t is said that the company on its arri-
val would be serenaded by the military band
Of the garrison, at the instance Of the Captain
General.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-15
Speer's Port Grape WTne

pURE and four years old, for the Gommu-
u nj fable And Family uss 2. e~crfbed by Phys.
clan. for Female, w-Gkiy p---sn. ard Iavalsi. m.
Great Remedy for kidney Affections, Rheunatisn aud
ali
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-15
CabuS' Hair Tonic,

Thisuneqnaledp repsraton. which pos.eseesthe pecn
liar properties Questioning hair to its color
and causes IL to the color possesred before IL
turned grey II 10 = permanent cure for dandrun
strengthens and enlirens the roots of the hair the
hair lasting aud natural moisture dandrnn scurf
itching and soreness of fheskin tried
this preparation that they have tried all kinds
Toaic and Hair had never been able 70
ind any article that would produce the desired
until they hsd tried ny Hair Tonic Il hes cured per
sons who hsd solid masses Of dandruA all knitted and
censntsd together In the shape Of cap covering the
whole head and the OF thirty days asr nsips
my Tonic thescurfand dAndruG all disappeared and the
hair, which had until that time been prveused from
growing, resumed i u former healthy Srovth
In the Of one James Mershon the 21sk n
fantry whose cod ed With thick c$stps OF
dasdruh and scur ned above and Whose hair
had almost comp fallen out 10 show the virne Of
this Tonic Tor the course ofthree weeks application
oft hsseap assumed healthy conditions and his hair
eommencsd to beautifully. This 10 only one case
Of the ii ndin thonaand could mention MANY other
butfor want ofspace A1d cost am prevented from do
tngso.
Sold by @ BoRGE CABus, corner OF Second aud Main
street Price cents per bottle. liberal dikconna
he trade dc2d6m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-15

E.sry family =. this season. xsDrli ase sPEEs's
WINE -.ehF sied 30 SErpA for nal
hcai susliit' fiSh esteemed ~ 1tneat physsciz1.
usei r. furepeaf Aid American Hospital aud b some
o. The first families in Europe and Aa1crfca
IS TOXIC II has .qusi cauzing an pue tits and
building ~ tie syatsSa st!ug eutfsly pGr- wine Of
nost valuable grs2v. As fiEREric Il iupsrts q
hesly seton az ;he etands Kiinevs and Crnsrr Or
gAns very beneaci VA Dropzy, Cont -nd khnna;ic AZ
iectQrss- SPRkas WlSgsA par~ article he ulce
~ tie FORT Irsp~ Possessing medicinal properties sny
risT - any other vine IN use excellent a-tce
for al eak and detitxtsd persons Gnd ASsd AZ
hrsn Improving tbs Appatie, and ltp Ladies and
children Try = 6nd gats tgt .3gf h ifs1eea
80 Be srr the signA:ure Of AlyKEp srKrs the
COT b 81 each bottle
foidty Wiikinson rsrtiet: 4 CO k~okak. Ioas and
al rrs class deasrs VITO also sell CA TILLA PORT
BRANDY, choire old artcle Imported only ~ Ir.
ei@er dirrct from the valley 81 prcrto Foctt saa
As-Tr supplied ty aol~sle DruPgAss
ar By A. sPkkR, nj his sins Yard 10 New Jersey
PRINCIPAL OFFICE. 2os BROADWAY, NEW YoRK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-15
- - -
miscellaneous. !,
~. aeuse HUMPHREYS, .
homeopathic SPECfFTrS

HAZE proved, from the most ample expe-
renc+ An entire success Snfpfe, efhcisht and re-
hsoia 1hsy ere b. cpU nesieinef perfectly sdaYbedto
popular use-so smpls that axes cannot made il
unE them; % ~ d BE Tree from 4aneef md
Is 49csent - 10 he arAys reliable They have raised
~ 81 .ommendaroh from all and si Always
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-15

Case OF 30 walls and took complete $40
Case Of d large walls in iaorpocp and book . o.
Case OF 70 large yla- pam and book ....... 70
Case OF 10 boxes fSos. 10 49, and book. ..... 90
Thes- REMEDIES, by the single box sre sert 10
any part OF The country, by mail eayres free Of
charge. on IeSei OF the prize. Affres-
HCAPHREfS SPECIFIC
H0AFOPA THfr HkDhCftR COMPANY
once and Dep NJ. ts2 b. cativay New York
For sale by every Nedcine Draler
DR. HUMPHREYS is ronsnls ed dsily al hs ofice Der.
sonay or by letter, above for all FIRMS oil disease
ianKdIy
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-04
nistratOr,s NOTICE.

AN APPLICATION HAVING DEEM THIS DAY
N made by Y. @. Sells administrator for an order to
sell the real property Of the estate Of H. Adams de-
cease for the purpose Of paying the debts of sqd estate
and expenses o. administration. 1t is ordered that said
application be heard the first Monday of May, 1866
and that this due notice thereof be given publishing
the same in the MousrAIsEER, newspaper published in
wasco county. f4itlg w. LAIR HILL,
va q 5eL Judge 6f Grlht county.
Canyon City! March13, 1855. ap2o*4
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-04
WROUGHT IRON WORM
Notice..

1N1C1SSs
GSEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate. will be received
- ut the Office Of the undersigned at Van ouver Depot
w. T., also, at the office OF the A. c. S., ut FORT
DALLEs, Oregon, and at FORT BOISE, /. r.. until
Thursday, II o'clock NJ, the 10th DAY OF MAY, 1865,
Tor furnishing the U. s. Subsistence Department with
Two Hundred Head 20O of Beef Cutte for the Sbsst-
ence oil the Troops IN the District of Boise Said Cattle
to be OF goodand Merchantabie quality and to be eiv
cred to the O. s. at FORT BOISE. T., author
zed agent Of the Subsistence Department. in said Dis
trict on or before the Both day of June, 1896.
Each Bld to De accompanied by Bond with ut least
two surees in the sum of Five Thousand Dollars for
the faithful performance of the proposals contained in
the bids In case the bid 10 accepted.
No bid will be received for less quantity than Fifty
(5O) Head. -
Bids must state the price In u s. GOLD coin
The contract will bc subj ect to the approval of the De-
partment and Division Commanders.
The undersigned reserves to himself the right to reject
any or all Bids that ho may deem uni easonable.
Bids to be addressed to the A. O. S. Mt either of the
above named Posts, and endorsed thus proposals for
Beef Cattle"
GEO. II. WEEKS,
Capt and Al q. NJ. U. 8. A., A. G. s.
U. S. SUBSISTENCE OFFICE, a't,
:. vancouver Depot, W.T.,
ap2z-Z April 10th, 1866:
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-04

SIMcoE REsERvAT1oN.-Ac correspon-
dent of the Bulletin. writing from Lew
iston, says of this Reservation {,
During the quarter ending March,
seven boys made fifteen sets of bar
ness, besides fifty or sixty pairs of
shoes. The children do remarkably
we'll in school, and like all the lower
races excel in imitation, and conse'
quently- write and draw with great
facility. They also have much musl.
cal talent and excel in singing. A
boy of fifteen constructed violin,
strung it with linen thread, made a
bow, and was able to play correctly
any tune he heard upon this rude in>
strument. The Indians attend church
regularly, and are much interested in
religion. Since 1861, 100 have been
taken into the church, and $50 cou.
Piles married. Some of them are fine
exhorters, and four of these are Ii
censed to preach They live in frame
houses, drcss like white men, keep
horses, horned cattle and sheep, and
seem to be happy and in 9 thriving
condition. N