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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-01-24
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-01-24

Tue JOHNSON CLrD-of Finksbury
District, will meet at tho Stone School
House (by The pike mud ..gsby road on
Saturday Evening, 18th lust, for the
TRANSACTION of important business. Al
friendly % the cause will please attend.
BY Order
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-01-24

FEMALE CUlLEuiArE AND MAZE
ACADEMIC INSTITUTES. co WEsrMix.
STIR, Mp.-Ihis Institution Of learn.
Ing, under the able management OF Rev.
John y. Mun"oc, commences another
scssIoi' on the ilh. of February nrx;, ~
may Re seen On reference To the atlyer
tis'.aent inside this week. 4 rcIa,rt
t.r'ins been circulated, especially in
ihc country, that the principil was
about to leave Westminster for anml.cr
position, We have been requested to
state chat it is not correct.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-05-17
NUMBER 33.
TERMs---slXTEEN DOLLARS PER ANNUE.

was regarded As impolitic ~spd unneces-
sary, and casts Il slur on engineers
That the taxes and expenses, consist
ing OF licenses, passenger and
oIhSr taxes, enrOllmcnts, inspections, hospi.
tai dues, hotel licenses, etc, to which no
other branch of business is equally sub
lected, are onerons and unjust and bear
heavily on river steamers many of which
are OF a small class. IL will either drive
them from the rivers or compel them to
eAtort money from the public that when
the master or owner of steamer eouips
aud mans the same in accordance with law.
sad boat Or owners should not be held
Tor damages arising out of any licensed
ofhcers. Resolutions also prescribe rules
ior measurement of steamers, and provide
tor the appointment of committee 10 draw
up bill cmbodying the above points and
such others as may be deemed desirable and
TO request the cooperation of the Secretary
OF the Treasury to have it passed through
congress, SAID committee to 90 to Washing
ton and engineer matters.
Horrible Suicide.
PHILADELPHIA, May l6.-James Piner cut
the throat OF his female cousin and his own
to-day. No cause is alleged. Both are alive,
but In critical condition.
From GaIvesuon-Return of General
Sheridan.
GALVESTON, May l6.-General Sheridan
has pressed the steamer Morgan into service
TO take himself and staff back to New Or
leans Immediately.
The wreck Of the steamer Prince Albert
was sold to-day for 5000, the whole Tro-
ceeds, including material saved, amounting
to $1,000.
River Intelligence.
EICKsBCRG May I6.-Passed down: Laurel
Hill at a. ". and the Strader at l P. NJ.
Passed up: lcngworth at II a. NJ, and the
K. +. Lee al 2. NJ. River falling.
-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-05-17

great metropolis of the South. and that they
extend to him their most hearty thanks for
lis eloquent address this evening in defense
Of the great principles Of the Republican
party Of Tie Union.
Bishop Campbell, of Ohio, an able and
eloquent colored speaker, was next intro,
duced by the president, and addressed the
meeting for upwards Of an hour. We have
not space this morning for any report of his
remarks. but viii give the substance Of his
speech to morrow.
On motion of General Brown, resolution
was adopted that the thanks of this meeting
be rendered to Bishop Campbell for his
noble and patriotic speech.
At IL o'clock the meeting adjourned,
nothing having occurred to disturb its har
mouy from the commencement to the close.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-05-17
III Mass MEETING
0gDIAL WELCOME TO
SENATOR WILSON
AL QufA and Orderly.
aun Report Of General VIII
sons Speech
6xg IMPORTANT SUGGESTIONS FOB THE
PEOPLE OF THE SOUTH,
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
Etc. Etc. Etc.
All QuN and Orderly.
,OLUTIONS ADOPTED,
Etc. Etc. Etc.

The second grand mass meeting II Laiay'
te square, since the political campaign has
,mmenced, wherein so many thousands OF
n newly enfranchised citizens are to par
innate, was held last evening. /, was a
Getting to welcome the Hon. Henry Wilson,
Massachusetts, that distinguished faith
Il and earnest champion of human liberty,
hi an early hour in tle-exa4y-a-g tl2 -. :.
80. 10 s.sseagb! 5'9. t'e aaFs 'l,---.s.-- 'l,---..--' !
re Sent up at intervals, and blaze ot
vht beamed from the platform erected
lere.
The numbers present were about the same
i'd the enthusiasm as great rs ii the meet
q addres,ed last week by Hon. William D.
elley, of Pennsylvania; bat the proportion
rwhite men was larger than then.
Throu ,hout his entire speech General
Ilson commanded the closest attention
jnez thousands to whom uttegances and
,nsssspsen.s like wha. they heard last even
IL were new.
slas b Getting was called to order by Judge
Iawkins, who announced the following as
lie permancut or-a .zation:
FOR rREsGDEST.
..rr,f-- rrIvff
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-05-17

Adams Express Company has celebrated
its twenty-sfyth anniversary, whereupon
the Boston Journal says: The receipts Of
their first days work we're s. 81. Since
then the company has increased and pros
pered. The senior, Mr.. Alvin Adams,
though not yet veteran in years, is known
as one of the fathers OF d business when
now extends from Hearts Content in the
East TO the Golden Gate in the West, and
gives employment to thousands. Mr.. Adams
still retains a general supervision OF the
Boston cfice, but the desaiis Of the business
are managed by bis comFerent sons, Messrs.
Waldo Adams and Z. l.. Adams
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-02
TELEaRAPHIC NEWS.
MORNING DISPATCHES.
Foreign News.

Per Atlantic Cablosl
QrBEHsrowS, December 3l-Noon-T Of
lccrs of the New York yacht squadron have
been in, tied % \ banquet atr,outhamptou.
LONDON, December 3l-Evening. Captain
]. GORDON Bennett, Jr., and Mr. McVicker
have visited the Queen, and dined with the
Duke of Edinburg The yachtmcn have
been Invited 10 the Nersey Yacht Clu6Ts bali
1t Liverpool, which follows the regular year
Iy review OF the squadron.
LONDON, December 3l-Noon "A large por-
ton Of that part OF the Crystal Palace used for
he exhibition of tropical fruits was burnt
early this morning. Loss, $50, 900.
PARIS, December sl.-A royal decree has
been published which abolishes the tonnage
ines In French ports on all vessels except
those from countries where dues are imposed
on French vessels.
MADRID, December Sl.-The Cortes has been
dissolved by the Queen.
LONDON, December Sl-Evnning The Times
this morning has complaining editorial on
he liberation OF the Fenians by the United
States Government.
The British. American Conference, which
has been in session here for a long time, has At
length removed all difficulties, and agreed
upon the basis ola confederation bill to be pre-
scented to Parliament
II is said that Admiral G oldshorough, Of the
American navy, has asked permission of his
Government 10 transport the Cretan rcfu.
gees in a war steamer.
The following are the closing rates to-day
United States $50 bonds, 72i. Erie Rail
road, 46 Illinois Central, gOk.
LIVERPOOL, December 3l.-No cotton mar
krt to Gay
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.


WAsHIS@ToS, January 1.-The Presidents
reception to-day, notwithstanding the incle-
mcut weather. was 4 brilliant affair The
members of tho diplomatic corps, including
the new French Minister, the Judges OF the
supreme Court, officers of the army and navy,
Senators and Representatives were present
Generals Grant. Thomas, and Mcigs. and Ad-
miral, Davis, Strlbbilus, and Smith were pre-
sent. The ladies OF The Whit" House, Mrs
Patterson aDd Mrs. >tovcr, participated in the
reception. But one colorcd man visited the
Executive. lie VAS received cour;eouslr
General Grant, Secretaries Stanton and Me
Cuiloch, Attorney Geaeral .Stansbury, and
other distinguished persons, held receptions
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-02

HALIFAX, January The China, from
Queenstown on the 23d, has arrived.
The North German Conference sits daily
The creation of a Federal army is being con-
sidcred The peace footing will be 235, oVt
men.
The Pope had invited the Catholic Bishops
Of the world TO assemble in June, 1867, to crle.
brate the martyrdom of Peter and Paul, and
the cauoniZaton of several martyrs.
II is reported that two Spanish frigates have
left Cuba 10 compel Honduras toobserye neu-
trality on the Chiiian question, and protect
Spanish interestsin Central Amerca
A Greek ship had been sunk by the Turkish
squadron Off Gambia.
The London money market continued frac-
tionally below tNe bank minimum, notwith-
standing the reduction of bank rates to = rate
for good bills in the market.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-02
4,ithnloud Illspatth.
YOU Orleans acknowledgements
tn II yscGorc the Investigating Conn

nrrr,>s, December 30.-Nayov
aerr giving evidence before the
..'re regarding the riot, stated that
.....r.ah Of tho war there was, in
u. .....a. mt ono Union man in New
IT, This was DR.. Do>tio, who left the
.rr Jra. Davi>'s proclamation. lie
a.. ..,..l that the tirSt secession speeches
t .rard were made Ivy Governor
-. and King Cutler, and that the most
..a-, States rights man and leading
... fire Southern Rights Association
u r. Fisher. These men are now
.x.r~1r Union men of the Brownlow
Barker testified that in the event
with foreign power the people
49,. ~"th would stand by the Govern
ari that the people were loyal ana
..~ a.r peace. In regard to the rot
flat the people had nothing To do
saat thcy iclt very indignant at
.-a~stiou Of rcviving an extinct CON
sr the purpose of superccding
..-u.mrr: in which they had acqui-
anil under which they were living
..rv. that the people. however, lad
.-..3 10 submit tie affair to the de-
-. ta courts, and believed that the
Steps had been taken with that view
t... mob came upon them like a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-02
Tie New Tim Tragedy.

81. Paw, MINI, December 3l.--The latest
particulars OF the New Tim barbarity show
that Liscomb, one OF the men hung was al
ready MORALLY wounded by blows on the head
with 4 Ratchet; that his brains already ran
out. lie also had one eye cut ont, which was
hanging over his cheek, and was fatally cut in
the neck. He could not have lived ali hour in
the condition he was when hung. The bodies,
il is thought, were thrown in the river, as the
party from Ma'kato which went for them
could not find them, though they found hole
cut i'll the ice, around which were bloody
marks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-02
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, January 1.-The Supreme
Court decision in the case of Milligan is pub
lshed in this mornings papers.
Colonel Darlington, in command of Fort
Phil kcarney Ut the time Of the recent massa-
ere, has been removed, and Will probably be
ordered under arrest on the charge Of care.
lessness in the performance of his duty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-02
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES,


WAsnTSGToS, January 1.-The new year is
observed rs a general holiday. The foreign
ministers, civil officers officers of the army
and navy, &c, waited on the President this
morning.
PHILADELPHIA. January l.-Busincss ia sus-
pended. The Exchange, banks, and institu-
lions are closed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-02
FOR RENT.

EOR RENT, that most desirable and
l. spac Qua lkoH-FROST BUILDING, q.
mated on Governor between Main and E::
r,ank IN streets, formerly occupied by ID. J. lk
Two NEW STORES, on the sa., side OF Ninth
street between Main and franklin
The STORE lstsiy occupied by Harpor Talia-
ferTo Co. corner OF Sixth aud Byrd spfta BILE for
a grocery and commission house.
Two beautiful ROOMS In the building At the cor.
uer OF Main and Ninth streets, over Pages shoe
store entrance on Ninth street.
Also, an OFFICE In rear OF 7. u. Alfriend 1
son entrance on Main street
Suite OF Rooms over Eukers saloon, lately oc-
cupied by 7. u. Alfriend Son and Colonel A. l..
Rlvss.
Two OFFICES and several LODGING ROOMS in
tho Law Building.
Two OFFICES, on Main between Third and
Fourth streets one OF them In the residence OF the
late DR. Hancock also, two st tBLts.
LODGING ROOM over Robinson 4 Fairbanks,
Main between Ninth and Tenth streets.
BRICK HOUSE, on Twentieth between Franklin
and Grace streets with four rooms.
BRICK HOUSE, on Fourth street between Cary
and Canal, with seven rooms, and kitchen with
two rooms.
FRAME HOUSE, at corner Of Baker and b.
James . reefs with Ave rooms and kitchen.
Large and hsnds me BRICK HOUSE, containing
ten roorr4 with one acre OF ground, In sidney,
near the residence OF Charles Y Sorriss, ESQ.
Large FRAMED DWELLING, on Grace street
nearly opposite J. II. Colquitts residence, con-
tanning eleven rooms, kitchen, ard stable. .
apply TO uRuBBS WILLIAMS,
i42-3t Real Estate Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-02

..E.al FLOUR INSPECTIONS DCEING
a.Aa.-Inc amount Of iluurin>pected
r'E during the past year was
barrels, u which lsS,57G were
...t street, 27,44j barrels City Mills,
..t barrels Ohio, and Ga ,544 Family.
lire above, there were inspected
=. Barrels rye flour, aud 1902 bar
0..a meal. During the year 1865
+#ecuans Of wheat -four amounted 10
/. barrels, being 1865 more than
x Tie past ycar.-Sun.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-02
Case of Judge hagrutler.

BALTIMORE, January Judge Magrudcr
Of Annapolis, was brought before United
States Commissioner Brooks this morning,
charged with violating the Civil Rights bill
by refusing 10 hear negro testimony, and sell
ing negroes into slavery. He was bailed 10
appear At the spring term Of the United States
Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-02

7 EMONS.-Twenty boxes CHOICE
i NJ ESslNA LEMONS just received. For sale by
de ~ WILLIAM 7. KING y CO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-02

The Syracuse J0urnai Of Saturday eve
ming says: A notice posted on the door
of the Central City Bank, OF this city, TINS
morning. announced the closing OF that IN
stitution. 1t is State bank, and became
involved to the amount Of about Sl9O,0OO
with contractors in the manufacture oil
guns for the Government during the war,
which has resulted in this failure. We
learn that the deposits in the bank amount
TO about $4,000, which the officers state
will he paid. The management OF the
bank had the confidence of the community
generally, and some of our business men
had considerable deposits with it."
A young lady, named Ellen Alcorn, was
burned so badly by the explosion Of kero-
sene oil, which she was pouring on the fire
from can, on Sunday, in Brooklyn, that
she died in two hours afterwards.
Ex-Governor Marvin, of Florida, says
there is not the remotest prospect OF florl-
da ever ratifying the constitutional amend
mentS.
The South Carolina railroads have de-
posted $40, 900 in London to meet the IN
tcrcst on their foreign bonds, due January
lst.
The word "white" had good time du-
ring the holidays.
If thou wouldst be boy again just step
on the ice where it wont bear you.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-02
10 EMEMEEK THE HNLIDANS.-
HATS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
HATS FOR CHRISTMAS.

| Just received A. BiNFDED'S HAT STORE the
latest style SILK DRESS HATS, beautiful ar
da
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-02

..A>-EoE.-A circular issued by
... Cushing L Livingstone, New
lass firm, las been sent to the Ways
g..n, Committee. II calls for an as
Ut oi ouc-truth Of one mill per cent.
.u capital Of all national banks, TO
as a fund 10 aid in securing legis-
..esrnd the currency. This APP
a.s snail quota amounts to $4,000
!. uy al the national banks. The
#.. be- Examined into by the COM
.s- H.r-hi,ytoH Correspondence PHI
ia, rr, Uecpuber 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-02
rourd n = Cathcdrn, sp,rc.

From the Louisville Courier, december I'll.
On Wednesday evening small boy went
to the office Of City Marshal Pat. Dillon,
and informed him that a rohbcr was then
hidden in the Cathedral, up inthe spirc. The
Marshal at once went around TO the building
indicated, and under his guidance assembled
the dusty flight Of steps far up into the
spirc, under the clock, where the boy had
seen the man that day a. he Uhc boy was up
in the Stccplc to try and catch some pigeons.
As soon as they got up there, the man
made an attempt to escape, and Ind, bur
after n search they found him, and the
Marshal brought him down and put him in
Jail.
His name was Samuel Rcardon. He had
been, so he stated, living in the stceplc for
seven weeks past, and had bed there, and
provisions, water, &C.. sufficient to last him
several weeks. He had managed to steal
the keys of the Cathedral when they were
painting ii some months since, and had
managed to escape observation by going
ont and coming in during the night, when
lr no doubt prowlcd around for plumber.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-02
Markets.
NEW YORK NARKETs

New YoRX, January No business done
here day.
ct. LoUIa t'rs.
Sr. LOUIS, December Hour dull and
unchanged ; sales OF spriLe Extra at SO; fall
ex ira, $685.; double extra, sl2 IS. Wheat,
nothing doing. Corn, 7o47lc. Cotton-sales
AT 2S63Oc. Whisky dull and lower; sales at
81 %. Hogs firm at GEc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-02
Arrival of Russian Admiral,

New YORK, January 1.-The Russian Ad-
miral TeZethoff arrived here to-day on the
City Of Washington from Liverpool.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-02

SANTA CLAUS OUTD0NE.-Wc are credi-
bly, informed that one OF the far damseis
OF Alexandria, Va, was made the happy
recipient on Christmas morning OF check
for 81, 900 as a Christmas gitt.-ChrOntcte.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-02

GILMORE TOBACCO INSPECTIONS DURING
'a4".-Duriug the year 1866 the in
-.'.as II tobacco in this city amounted
90 a11s1cads, against 1882 during
"a. 100. OF the inspections in 1866,
"2s>aeads were Maryland, 1850
.'a4s ONO, rs hogsheads Virginia,
"rad, Kentucky, and 81 hogs
y '.a4r. Tie amount Of tobacco
4. foreign ports during the past
.4s 'zs'@ hogshcads, against 1905
.-t s-@ Year l-G5.-.S Sun.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-02

'.. @"0iH.H% oArnANs' RELIEF BALL.
'.@'.- "a"co ball, under the auspices
.,.. ,"4. managers Of the Southern Or
rr., !....ei J air, assisted by committee
ia ,t11l cliizeus, is announced to take
-" eYeu!ng.-Bqltimore Sun, Isl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-02
NOR sALE, 4 most nFSIRABLE
EDUCATIONAL.

~ ~r~~--r~~"~-~>
THE Elk EkCISES OF THE FEM 4 LIZ
| COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, 70. as Twelfth
street will be Resumed on WEDNESDAY the I'd
Instant.
Pupils charged from time Of entrance.
EDWARDS s. PARHAN.
Ialoi. PrinCinals.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-06-22

From the Memphis BulIetin April 2al
TIE LATE GIN. BANKHEAD.-The follow
ing letter is another strong argument in
favor of life insurance, particularly in
staunch and responsible companies. One Of
this class Is the St Louis Mutual, the Mem
phis agency Of which is at No -, DeSoto
Block In times like these, when CONNER
cial affairs are so complicated and unhealthy,
the advantages of investments in life insu-
rance policies for the benefit Of dependents,
must be APPARENT to every man. All Of our
readers are familiar with the cause of the
recent sad and terrible death of our fellow
citizen General Bankhead, and the wide
spread sympathy manifested for his be-
reaved family. twill crafty their numer
Gus friends to know, that in addition to other
resources, the bereaved ones are literally
provided for. The promptness with which
losses are met by the Company in which
General Bankhead had the prudence to
insure his life is proverbial, and has re-
peatedly been noticed in these columns.
But here is the letter it speaks for itself:
MEMPHIS, april oath, 1867.
Messrs. Mcmahon q otis, Agts ST. Louis
Mutual Life Insurance Company:
GENTLEMEN have to thank you, on be-
half of Mrs Bankhead and her daughters,
for the promptness with which your Com
papy met the payment of the insurance on
General Bankhead's life of $1,000 This
prOmptness was only excelled by your kind
ness and courtesy in preparing the neces-
sary vouchers and giving all required in
formation for the immediate realization of
the insurance money.
[Signed G. P. FoUTE,
Atty for the parties.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-06-22
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G. P. FoUTE,
Atty for the parties.

HoRNs.-Our friend B. NJ. can call on L.
B. a. and get his horns, that is, the horns
that were won by the last party spoken Of
about twelve months ago For be it under
stood, that the party of the first part hath
won ye horns thus wisely; On or about the
latter part of the 10Th day of June, A. D.
1867, B. NJ. fsheth from off ye punchon pile
situate feminist the tlgo trees just To the
north of his mill, having in his hand at the
time large pole, to which was attached a
small cord, made of cotton on this small
cord was fastened, in an artistic and pisca-
torial manner, one large hook, yea, fish
hook, whereon was empaled a youthful GEL
Io10 catl B. NJ. dropped his line in pleasant
places, and ere long one of ye large cats
fish-espieth We entieing bate and did covet
it muchly, so much so that lie made q
"surge," snatched ye kjtteI-cat-and ia
mediately commenced to initiate the whale
that swallowed one ye very ancient men;
but 10 and behold the barbed hook sticketh
deeply into We fsh's snoot, which gave ye
fish pain and caused We fish to pull heavily
Whereupon B. NJ puleth also, and striyeth
muchly. At this juucture it came to pass
that ye fish was greatly fatigued, and so also
was B. NJ. but We fish was taken from the
deep and laid upon a sand-bar near. When
G. NJ. had called up the tribe of NJ, and
many others gathered near, he marveIed
hugely, and so did the strangers and friends
standing around Ye fish weigheth accord
ing to rule Is pounds. Go for the horns.