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F'IITlt OH t!IV UgtHH WaVt,
a home oil the rolling deep" &c.

"A lawyer and doctor we're once discussing
The antiquity of their respective professions and
zach cited authority to prove his the more an
-rient. Mime" said the disciple of Lycurgus,
'eommenced almost with the world era: Cain
slew Able, aud that was II criminal case in COM
mon" ''True," rcjoinei Esculapins, ''but my
prof ssion is coeva with creation itself Old
inothpr Eve WAS made out ofa rib taken from
Adams hody, and that was surgical opera
Ion" The lawyer dropped the green bag,
Maryland free press., 1866-07-19

.'Why does father call mother honey p
asked little boy of hif older brother.
Cant tell, 'cept it's cos she's got large
comb in her head"
Maryland free press., 1866-07-19
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was always complaining to his father=in-law OF
his wifes temper. At last, papa-in-law, becom-
ing very wearied of these endless grumblings,
and being bit of awag, replied ''Well, my dear
FLOW, if hear of her torment ng you any more,
shall disinherit her," The husband never
again complained, 1
Maryland free press., 1866-07-19

The Union party is in favor of Congress
keeping the States out of the Union.
The Democratic party is in favor of restoring
the Union, Immediately,
How will the people have il?
Maryland free press., 1866-07-19

The soldiers in Pennsylvania are rally
ing to the support of Andrew johnson with
patraotic determination.
Maryland free press., 1866-07-19

"A MAN in Springfield, Mass, who sells pop
corn, and is also worthy member of Church,
got SO excited at a recent prayer meeting that lie
sung out popcorn" instead Of ''amen,'
Maryland free press., 1866-07-19

+ josh BtLLiNGs says that if q man processes to
serve the Lord, he likes to see him do it as we'll
when he measures onions as when he boilers "gla-
ry hallelujah." 800 e
Maryland free press., 1866-07-19

''I do hot say the man will steal" said
witness on trial, ''but if was chicken
I'd roost high when he was around"
Maryland free press., 1866-07-19
June 2lst, 1866.

SPICES and ESSEN CES,
FLOUR AND CORNMEAL,
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CORN STARCH, RICE FLOUR,
PRESERVED GINGER, .
MAIZENA,, s.
STRATT0N'S CELEBRATED YEAST CAKES,
and other articles in the line of GRocERIEs and
COUNTRY PRODUCE. He also keeps a large stock of
BROOMS, BUCKETS, TUBS, BRUSHES,
and particularly call attention TO all in want of
BASKETS to call and examine my large assort-
ment SO different styles and sizes; great variety of
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES, CARTS, WHEEL
BARR0WS AND TOYS
of all sorts, Fishing Hooks and Lines of the latey
and best Patents, Table Mats, Floor Mats, Buggs
Rugs, Ropes, Halters Twines, Stone, China and
Glass Ware, Rockingham and Cand Ware, Willow
Ware, Rattan Ware, and Wooden Ware of every
vaaiety and pattern; Rolling Hoops, Grace Hoops,
Jumping Ropes, &C., &c.
Gs-FARMERS will find me ready at all times
GOODS For COUNTRY PRODUCE
at CAsH Prices. Now oil in want of GOOD and
CHEAP GOODS, be sure and call FIFTH DOOR
from the Public Square, East side of North Poto-
mac Street.
Sign over the Door,
J. N. LANTZ'S Store.
P. S.-0rders promptly filled and delivered to
any part of the town free of charge. ss
Hagcrstown, May 8, 1866 .aH.
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The Greatest Family
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SORE THROAT,
DIPTHE RIA.

The attention of the public, and especially the
Sore Throat, is called to the great remedy known as
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PROM wAsHINGTON.

g WASHINGTON, Aug 6.4Infofma-
ton has been received here that at a
celebration of the Mexican Masons IN
the City of Mexico, toast was offered,
amid great tacclamation, for the speedy
establishment of the Republic and the
complete success of Brother Benito
Juarez.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 5, The Presi-
dent, while taking to himself more
time for recreation than he could
possibly do before the adjournment
of Congress, is giving almost his un-
divided attention at present to the
condition of the various official de-
partments and of the country, and to
examining into the thousands Of ap-
plicants for position, whose names
have been before him for six months
and over -
The already numerous changes in
Office which have occurred are only
the prelude to further dispensation OF
Executive power, and within two
weeks it seems very probable, from
present evidences, that many i'm
portant appointments will be made to
fill vacancies which have not yet
transpired.
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 4.-The
largest and most enthusiastic meeting
of Union men which has been held
here since 1861 came off to-day 1t
was an appointment made by the
Union men of this city for the Hon
J. A. Fletcher, Secretary of State.
Every voting district in the county
responded, and there were persons
present from half dozen adjacent
counties.
AT Il o'clock Colonel Fletcher COM
menced speaking, and for two hours
and three quarters enchained the at
tention of the people, in one of the
most argumentative and eloquent
speeches / ever heard. During its de-
livery not a solitary Union man left
the house, and he concluded amid
universal shouts to continue. Nearly
all the leading rebels and Copper
heads we're present.
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THE CHOLERA.

New YoRK, August 6.EThef chol-
era. .lin this city, had not seemingly
abated for the "A hours antecedent to
z o'clock p. NJ. yesterday. Twenty
nine official eases and nine deaths
were, during that period, reported in
Brooklyn. Great difficulty was expe-
rienced i'll obtaining correct returns
on Sunday, owing to the alleged laxity
or rmismanagement of the Sanitary Of
fciais. Cases had occurred on Gov
ernor's Island On the other islands
no additional eases were mentioned.
The Coroner's Jury returned a YER
dict of wilful murder, yesterday,
against Ira Mum, proprietor of the
Washington House, New York, for
having stabbed Alvin Poole, on Fri
day morning, so as to cause his death.
Concerning the cholera among the
troops on <the steamer San Salvador,
it is stated that the steamer sailed
from this port with 40 recruits for
the 7th u. S. Infantry, on duty in
Florida. They were all recruits in this
State. The deaths on the 29th ult.
amounted to fully one-fourth of the
entire command. On that date there
were nineteen new eases. with eighty
nine others in the hospital, The dis
ease appears since to have been got
under control, for only five deaths oc-
CURED, and SIX new cases appeared,
from the 18th ult. to the 1st inst, and
the vessel was reported to be due. at
Savannah within a few days after
the passengers were released.
NEW YORK, August 6.ATwenty
cases and four deaths by cholera in
this city, and eight cases and one
death IN Brooklyn, were reported up
to noon to-day. .l
Bank statements show an increase,
IN loans, of $196.646; decrease, in
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T. e Z e CIR A PHI :.
CHOLERA IN PHILADELPHIA AND
ST. LOUIS.
PROGRESS OF THE DISEASE IN
NEW YORK.
LATE NEWS BY STEAMER AND
CABLE.
Great Union Meeting in Knoxville.
The DispensatiOn of Presidential
Patronage.
reat Union Meeting in Knoxville.
FOREIGN NEWS.

New YORK, Aug. 6.-The follow
ing dispatches were received through
the Atlantic Cable yesterday by the
Associated Press:
LONDON, Aug. 3.-Martial law has
been proclaimed in kewef "a ustria,
and also Venetia, Prussia, and Wur.
The1Peace Conferencceg & iis;td be held
at Prague The preliminaries there
to, as agreed upon, are as follows:
Austria is TO Withdraw from the
Yenetia andxher part of Sdhleswig-
Holstein. Austria is also to- pay ten
million dollars to her adversaries as
expenses of the'wa
The German States north of the
Main are to form Union under the
guidance of Prussia, and the German
States soHth, of the MaihIare to form
an Independent Union.
The Italian, patriot, Carlo Louige
Forird is dead. 3 AZ
In the Goodwood races, the Good
wood stakes were won by Special, and
the GoodYQod5 Cup by the Duke.
LoNDoN,s Saturday August 4.-The
French Ambassador to England left
for Vichy last night, by command, to
see the Emperor.
The bill for the renewal,of the sus-
pension of the writ of habeas corpus
in Ireland was read a second time
and in the House of Commons last
night Mr.. Gladstone in speech sup.
ported the Government, and warmly
approved the treatment accorded to
the Fenians by the American Gov
ernment.
Mr.. Maguire's resolutions against
the bill were negatived by vote oi
105 to 81.
There is nothing of interest to-day
in the political news.
LONDON, August 4.-Consols were
quoted at the close of business to-day
at 87B for money; United States 5-20's
were quoted at the close at 684; Hi.
nois Central shares closed at 741
Erie Railroad shares were quoted al
the close at 415.
LIVERPOOL, August 4.-The cotton
market to-day is fiat; the sales were
5000 bales middling uplands at 14d.
LONDON, August 2.-The advices
from the seat of war state that the
Prussian troops have entered Maun,
helm.
The steamship Teutonia, from New
York, has arrived at Southampton,
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New York Market.
] A New York, August 6.

h.ly As SIS Ae NEW YORK, August 6.
CoTToNQ Dull and easier; s51l@s7c for
- FIotEs1Dna, ts ,Sand iOa25c lower: So e5a
IS o for Extra State; $S OO99 40 for Extra
Round Hoop Ohio, and SO 50ta III 40 for Trade
Brands. closing heavy.iIi % y 35n1 81
d WHIsKYEQtiiet and nominal.
WHEAT-Receipts l5,0SS bushels, and
inferior 283e lower; sales 500 bushels
New White at S26Js0s 9df ba99letta tnn
II BYE EfsxEI-HFeayy. FIs at 759S0c for Western:
shade easier with only moderate demand
Tor damaged ), sSa7S1ac for Inferior; 799S0c
forgood mixed Western, chiefly at 79c for
good, and 81 o. for White Western. AZ.
, OATS-Heavy, and inferior are easier
receipts 9S.4I4 bushels; sales 3, 600 bushels
sss9aic sS9 for Chicagoi H447c for Milwaukee;
? CoFFEE1Q uiet and arm, SSH a'a3nid
i SUGAR--Dull and heavynt 10J8allcaTgg7
MoLAssES-DuIl and unchanged at l5cs
PErRoLEUM-Qniet and unchanged.
- PORK-Opened nrner, but closed heavy
e3l 50@3l 90 for New Mess, closing at SSl 90.
and sz7 50 for Primeg3 51afl l-sSI'e1Sttff' - 1ttff'
b 3BEBF--Steadyy at I6@e2oCYi for new plain
Mess ggs2f for new Extra DO; Beef Hams, am
BCoN-Dun. Cut Meats firnadat l5aies5c
for shoulders, and BOOK, fer HAMS 4
LARD -Quiet but firm at 1Sl2d20c.
= BuTfER lQuiet at 2O@3Sc for Ohio; 2794Oc
for State. n9dw .QTO3 bio GOV az yfTf
CHEEsE-Duil at 6al9c,r ID t,.o.-ot ,-,r
MONEG-t{uleG ana easy at HOO spersEeNI.
Sterling Exchange, dull and nominal al
l07s4@l0S. III slasV ssTd. i9Vo 70f
GoLD-7A shade flrmer, opening at l4712
declining TO l471z, and closing at I47s4. ti'liF
GovERNAfENT SToCKsZStead sF'reights
to Liverpool, quiet and firm. n tofstse
The Commercials money article says
The money market opens this week
without any new feature. The supply con
tinues in excess of the demand, and while
the standard rate is per cent, there are
transactions TO some extent.at per cent.
In discounts there is not much doing. The
general rate for prime paper was per cent
and up TO for fair, while EiVorite houses
are freely ta4Keniat 5@5l& per cent s s1fr5
FOREIGN ,.FlxCHANGEr-Ther is nothing
doing this morning Rates are not vel
established for the next steamers set3t
GOLD--tWas \ rather, more active, and
prices advanced from l471{, on Saturday
evening to I47ss1147s4 at noon to-day al
the board this forenoon there was a very
moderate, business, and prices, on the
whole, were somewhat weak. 5tbiNt l0l
COVERS HAGENTs--iHo However were steady
and there were large sales of 5-20s. .,f.
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Indiana Female College,
INDIANAPoLIs, IND.

The position of this institution in
the capital of the State renders it
easy of access, and enables the Trustees
20 secure the best talent upon the Board of
Instruction. The buildings are pleasantly
located, rooms of good size, completely
furnished, warmed, and lighted, and afford
first-class accommodations for forty five
boarding students. The charge of SIP so
per session of twenty weeks covers board
ing, with room furnished, warmed, and
sary to graduation. The School is under
the cnarge of w. H.. De Motto, A. NJ, as
sisted by a full corpsof well-qualified and
experienced teachers and artists. Session
opens September Sd, 1866. We earnestly
commend the institution to those having
young ladies to educate. For Catalogue or
information, address either w. III. De
Motto, President, or Rev. +. G. Holiday,
President of the Board of Trustees.
july3l div
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FROM CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, July 6. = A special
meeting of the Board of Health held
in this city on Saturday reported
three hundred and thirty deaths in
July, among which were twelve from
.Asfatfc cholera, first case occurring
July II. They also report August
1st, four deaths from cholera; I'd
three, Sd ten, 4th ten, and yesterday
twenty-four, the largest number of
deaths within the last few days proba-
bly,, owing to a-sudden change in the
weather, the thermometer this-morn-
ing indicating temperature 64.
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FROM BOSTON.

Boston, July GA mercantile let
ter dated Port-au-Prince, July 13,
states that the recent insurrection in
Gonaives, has been entirely suppress
ed by the Government, and the town
given to regular authorities. The
troops of, President yGafrard .Baarched
from Saint Narcotic GoIaives, which
town they surrounded, and acting in
conjunction with the Haytian gunboat
Galatea, compelled the insurgents to
surrender.
A free pardon would be extended
to all except three members of the
Provisional Government.
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Providence, r. l, July ED
ward s. Harris wooden mill number
4, in Woonsocket, took fire in the
carding room this morning, and burnt
till IL o'clock. and so rapid was the
spread of the flames that the opera
tfves were compelled to save them
selves by jumping from the windows,
and many were hurt. The walls Of
the mill were not much damaged.
The sloss viii be pretty heavy HAaD
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IL NEWs York, August 6 The steam
er Germania, from Southampton on
the 25th, has arrived. n1News antici7
pated. ..-.e.s.
The adyices brought by the steamer
Germania contain the following para
graphs, confrmatory of the news brief
ly announced blythe Atlantic cable: A
great reform demonstration took place
in Hyde Park i on the 23d ult.
Eighteen hundred police and two com.
panies of the Life Guards were called
out. Nothing very serious occurred.
In the House Of Commons on the
23d ult. Lord Stanley replied to Mr..
White acknowledging to the fullest
extent the friendly and honorable
conduct of the United States during
the Eenian raids in Canada, but as re-
CARDS submitting the Alabama claims
to arbitration, the discussion of these
claims having been closed some time
ago and not been renewed since the
present Government were called to
office, he declined giving an opinion
on the subject. 't'
Austria has accepted the prelimi-
naries OF peace submitted by Prussia.
The plenipOtentiaries have assembled
at the Prussian headquarters to inego-
tiate the armistice. .,.
Italy's definite reply was expected.
She has already submitted in princi-
pie the peace preliminaries. The
prehminaries of peace proposed by
Prussia, and approved by France, are
that Austria is to recognize the dis
solution Of the former German Bund.
and the organization of new Con
federation, from which Austria is ex-
cluded. Austria agrees to this. North
Germany to form . union under Prus-
sia' direction, annexation Of the
Duchies to Prussiasexcepting Danish
Schleswig, part payment by Austria
of the war expenses, maintenance of
| Austria's integrity excepting Venetia.
Prussia intends annexing this terri
tory, containing three millions of peo-
pie. The Austrians have repulsed a
superior force of Prussians at Blet-
menan.
Manteufel insists on the immediate
payment of 25,000,000 forins, threat
ening to deliver Frankfort up to pill
age in the event of noncompliance
The bourse and warehouses were
closed. The Frankfort Chamber re
] fuse to pay the amount, and prefer
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NEw YOR1k spECIAEs. !

II New YORK, August 6.GThe morn
ing papers have the following specials
from Washington NhlT2raJ
e A large and advantageous sale of
captured prize property, belonglngjto
the Navy Department, took place at
the Gosport Navy Yard, netting a
| handsome revenue to the Govern !
Ement. One item, scrap iron. at 1sla}
| 24c-per H., realized over $4,000. Sew
erai hundred, hogsheads of coniscated
Virginia leaf tobacco will be sold 5y
Colonel Loomis, Treasury Agent at
Richmond, the last week of the pres
ent tmonth. .oJf 2Is9s1ag
. The Commissarya General has De-
cided that cOmmutation of rations tor
soldiers, while confined in rebel pris4
lAons, shall be allowed to them only,
mot their heirs. tfhh h92tF
The following statement exhibits
che amount of funds in the cash vault
of the Treasury at the close Of busi-
ness: U. S. notes. legal tender, $50, :
900; National Bank notes, 2,759, ,423; ;
fractional currency, $414, ,682; total,
| 80, ,975, 105. lh4Isa HV4, 8
:. Treasurer Spinner holds in trust for
the National Bank United States se7
curities for the following amounts as
security for circulation, 1929, ,100, 700;
as security for Government deposits,
$38, $40, 800; total 1867 AL 200. Ma
tional Bank currency to the amount
of $767, 100 was issued by the acting
Comptroller of the currency during
the week, making the total amount Of
currency issued up to date 1886, ,89f, !
545.
A gentleman in this city has receiv-
ed a letter from very responsible
source in the City of Mexico, stating
that there is no doubt felt but that
,Maximilian contemplates retiring by
November, and that the Empress
! has gone to France to represent the
hopeless financial condition of the En-
| nira ~ ~ N ~
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From Fortress Monroe.

y FoRTREss MONROE, Aug. "A fire
broke out at midnight yesterday in
Norfolk, in a. building at the corner
of William and Talbot Streets, and
before it could be subdued, it spread
to the hall of the Norfolk Light Ar
tillery Blues, destroying both build
ings.
While party of negroes were in
the act of breaking up loaded shell
on the beach, near this place, for the
purpose of selling it for old iron, it
suddenly exploded, and seriously
wounded two of them.
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EVANSVILLE IND, TUESDAY AUGUST T. l866sS & ss,,1 Il

submitting to pillage. The city has
solicited the Intervention of Napo-
leon and,the English Cabinet.
The PatTie says the terms of the
armistice, as regards Italy, stipulates
for the occupation of Verona by
Italian troops. / ! ii - n w
A telegram from Brunn says on
marching from Brunn, the Prussian
army discovered in front, in every d.
reeti6n, only the | pickets lof the enc
my's cavalry, who retired as the Prus-
slams advanced.
The bridges across the Thaya and
March were restored by the Prussians
in,twenty four hounsr Ew vww
- The vi 6ndel Brigade which qiad
entrenched itself in Lundenberg, has
evacuated that town without resist
ance, and spfSceededs South EA During
the few days preceding the evacua-
ton of Cooling, by the Prussians, 80
trains, heavily feighted with troops.
passed through that town for the
SfQAsh1 Thse l2st fi4 trains eSnYleyed AZ
guard of the second reserve corps
has arrivedNat Half, in Bavaria, by
forced marches. They took 60 pris-
oners, and Immediately comenced re-
storing the railway communication
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cHOLERAIN ST. LOUIS.

ST.. LOUIS, August 6.-Somc twenty
cases reported to the Board of Health
since Saturday, mainly persons. from
lltlae South " Several deatESsI occlffred
The general sanitary condition of the
city is unusually good. No serious
apprehensions are felt of the disease
becoming epidemic.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, August 6.-The re-
ports to the Board of Health up to
noon to-day show fourteen new cases
of cholera, three of which were fatal.
The reports embrace Saturday and
Sunday. The number of deaths from
cholera during the week ending Satur-
day was AZ.
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st. Louis market.

ST.. LOUIS, August 6.
FLOUR AND wHEAT-Firm and un-
changed. Sa e 79 Hri0t
4, CoRN-Heavy. tr flsn ,fit-8
PRoYIsIONs-ActiYe, with upward ten
dency, but not quotabiy higher Stock on
hand August lsf, 270.OOO pounds dry salted
and smoked sides; 10000 pounds OF
sugar cured hams, 1920 barrels mess pork
$500 barrels prime. au0m $50 s,5tf ~
WHISKY Stiff, at 81 rs. rf
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, August 6.-Since
August 1st there have been eleven
deaths by cholera in Charity Hospital.
Eminent physicians pronounce it of a
malignant type; five cases in Charity
Hospital are expected to recover.
Arrived-Steamers Mariposa and
General Grant from New York.
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CincinnafI rfnrket.

4D. hiii- CINcfNN6TI, August 6, 1866. i
r PoRK-Mess pork in active demand,
with sales of 1900 bbls, at SIC. all 10 go
West and South. Bulk meats and bacon
firm, with fair consumptive demand, at
full prices. A3aN E4g3lei hna HEl (
IARD-HeId firmly at 2Oc, but no sales
GRocERIEs-Steady, at l29l5c for sugar !,
256i3lc for Coffee e. 40 1hi4eD 4ltt- /
BUTrER-27G30, and the supply light.
GOLD-l46l&4l4, ~
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OHIO UNIVERSITY,
ATHENS, OHIO.

HVHE NEXT TERM BEGINS ON MON
X<.day, August 25e Tuition free to any
honorably discharged volunteer, of what
ever State, for as long time as he served
in the army under q years of age. Board
reasonable. The University never more
prosperous. The number of students large.
The Faculty full and efficient
>. HOWARD, President o.. U.
ATHENS, o., July %, 1866.
augl d1w-w2t.
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FR0M NEw ORLEANs.

New ORLEANS, Aug. 5.-Dr. Dos
tic and Rev, Mr.. Horton, officiating
minister of the late Convention, died
this evening.
The Texas delegation, headed by
Hon. David Burnett, ex-President of
Texas, left yesterday for Philadelphia.
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specie, S252,640; increase, in circu-
lation, $66,568; decrease, in deposits,
1926, ,221; decrease, ii legal tenders,
S470,735.
Steamers Baltic and City of Boston
have arrived from Europe.