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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-31

A CuRIous CALcuLArIox-An exchange
says: :. What noisy creature would man
be were his voice in proportion to his weight,
~ loud ~ that Of . locnstl A locust can be
heard at a distance ofone sixteenth of . mile,
The goiaeM wren is said to weigh but half m
ounce; SO that middling sized man would
weigh down not short Of four thousand of
themi and i must be strange If golden
wren would not outweigh four Of our locusts
Surprising, therefore, that common man
weighs as much ~ sixteen thousand of our
locusts, and that the note Of q locust can be
heard one-sixteenth of mile. man of COM
mon dimensions, pretty sound in wind and
limb, enght to be able 70 make himself heard
at the distance Of one thousand six hundred
miles; and when be snee.ed chin house
ought to fall about his ears ~ Sunposn~ .
hea to weigh one grain, which is more than
ats sctuai weight, and to jump one and . half
Yards. common man of one hundred and
nifty poands, with jumping powers in proper.
tion, could jump twelve thousand eish. hund.
red miles, or about the distance from New
York 70 Cochin China
SOFT Soar roR Ala writer gives BE
FOLLOWING recipe for the benefit Of those who
wish to become adopts in the art of .oft-
soaping; :" For lieutenant, cali him ! CAP.
tam for : middle eyed lady, kiss her, and
say that you nis.ook her for her daughter;
tor young gentlemen rising fifteen, ask his
op'nion respecting The com-afative merit. Of
razor for young ladies, If Jon know their
color TO be natural, accuse them of paint.
ing"
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-01-24
True Doctrine.

The Democracy Of Washington City celebra-
ted the 9Th Of January with banquet and toast
and speeches at the National Hotel. Among the
honored guests Was President Johnson, who, in
response to toast, gave the following:
''Ns State Of its own will has o right under
the Constitution to renouncs Its place in or to
withdraw from the Union. Nor has the Con-
gress Of the United States constitutional power
to degrade the people Of any State by reducing
them to mere territorial dependency upon the
Federal head. The one Is a disruption-a disso-
luton Of Che Government, tho other Is Q consoli-
dstion and an extreme of despotc power. The
advocates Of the latter also the enemies of the
Union and Of Our constitutional form Of govern
ment.'
The applause with which this true and incou
vertisle sentiment was received was loud and
long continued. Dsluasd Radicals, ponder we'll
the sentiment.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-01-24

TIE LArEsr FAsHioss.-since the invention
and successful introduction of the Celebrated
Duplex Elliptic Tor double1 Spring Hoop Skht,
BY Mr.. J. W. Bradley, of New York, the ladies
throughout the country have given up the idea
ofdssosF&ng the fashion Of wearing hese skirss
on acossss ~ The peculiar and graceful nsnzsr
In which the Duplex Skirts adapt themselves to
every sxigency and snengency. So generally
acceptable have these Skirts became uksk the
ladies regard then 90 Q special favorite, IN view
Of the superior Flexibili,y, Lghtness asA para-
hility Combinsd in their Manufacture. Taey also
cousiderthem Ear moreEcouomical and Comfort
able Hoop Skirt ehsa cvsr has OF csa be made
for all Crowded Assemblies, for ne Promenade
or House Dress. Any lady aser wearing one Of
these Skirts will never afterwards willingly dis
psnse with their use. Long experience in the
manufacture Of Hoop Skirts, has proven to. the
proprietor Of this Invention, that Single-springs
will always retain that stiff, unyielding and
buagling style which has ever characterised
them, whereas the Double Spring Hoop or the
Duplex Elliptic, will be found Free from these
objections. Notwithstanding the ability of the
manufacturers, Msssrs. Vests, Bradley and Cary,
to turn out over six thousand Skirts per day
from their Large Manufactures in New York,
they feel obliged to request all merchants order
ing the Duplex Elliptic Skirts to send their orders
Q few days before they are wanted, IL possible,
as they are most constantly oversold some days
ahead.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-01-24

AoHs VALUABLE raAS TRsAsuae Nsrss.-How
that old eynic, Sam Johnson, would have revell-
ed through Webstei's massive new Unabridged
How hs would have gloated over its magniaeen,
letter-press and ats Illustrations beautiful as new
Treasury Notes; and ''much more valuable to
the student. The Merriams have incurred q
iaublous expense In having the whole work re-
written; reset, recast, and unpublished. It IL not
mere revision, but reconstruction. TO insure
excellence In typography, II comes from the ri "
erside Press, which 10 all that need be said abo u,
i's mechanical execution. It IL . marvellous
specimen of learning, labor, research, and taste.
Is by fer the greatest literary work Of the ags.
-Bdltimors Asnerteau,
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-01-24
Hagerstown Bank -Dirsetor'sSf Meeting


At meeting of the Directors aud Officers Of
the Hagerstown B,ak, held ct the B snking
House. on Tuesday the 2ad day Of January, A.
D. 1851, Capt David Artz was called to the
Chair, and Matthew 8. Barber sppointsd Ssers-
tary.
Upon motion Edward Y. Neaiey. Frederick ).
Posey and Matthew s. Barber were appointed
Committee to report resolutions touching
the death Of the late President Of the Bank,
the Hon. Jas. .Dixep Romsu.
Thereupoa the Committee, through Mr.. Hsa-
y. reported the following resolutions, which
we're unanimously adopted.
The Hon. Janes Dixon Roman, the President
Of .his Bank, having 10 the Providsecs Of God,
BEEN taken from US, and feeling dssplylsnd pain.
fully the almost irreparable los we have sussin-
ed In his death, il is aas to his distinguished
character, both 80 citizen and 90 an officer Of
- Bank that the Directors and Officers givs
cine expression to their feelings.
Therefore RssoIpsd, That the Diressors and
Oficers of this Bank, sppreeiating ia the highesi
degree The homer the abiiity. integrity and fsith-
full service Of 0nr Late lAmsnted Prssidsnt, aad
the kindly Relations always subsistlng bstsesa
u.s. both a. individuals ssd in our official capaci.
w. and fully realising the great loss We hAve all
sustained, we most siaeerely cad deeply ssplors
and mourn his death
RssoEved, That his able and successful manage
ment ofthe Affairs Of the Bank during his servies
of sixteen years e. the President, and sepsclslly
during cur late financial and other troubles, hal
| imposed debt OF gratitude sPon ell interested
In itslsuceess and prosperity, and which CRATE
full memory will always recognize ana cherish
Resolssd, That we extend TO the family Of sht
deceased our hesrtfs.t sympsthiss IL this thei
saeat bereavement.
SlRssolsed, That copy Of these Resoiuti ons b
presented to the family Of the deceased, and th'
I same be placed among she recorded procssdings
Of this Bank. DAVID AkrZ, Chairman.
Ms. BARBEa, SEcY.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-01-24

KssrLrs Or Our CsLD WHArHsR.-Thsre h Il
present In our Aims House, aformer laborsr on
the Washington County Railroad, who came 70
town week ago, got drunk, and had his hands
80 badly frozen, that disjsinture has taken place
placing him in MANNED and helsles condition
for IiR.
on Tuesday last, during the prevalence Of the
"cold bitter wind" man from welsh Run
came to town to transact business, and .diseov.
ered ahst on his arrival, bis right ear had been
severely frozen 30 as to preclude all rsscuscita-
ton Of vitality.-Nsrsld
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-01-24
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
coaAacrD wuRxLY FROM THE REPORT OF FEE
kALrIxoRH sCk.

aOcH.--in sdsstion TO the other sales Of high
grade City Hails Extra reported by us wSSbin the
past few days was loeo bbls Mount Vernon brand,
to be delivered by the 54st instant, at Ss% IS.
To-day we have again TO report quiet market
for all descriptions no sales worthy Of notice.
prices discharged, viz: Howard Street Super and
Cut Extra l1aS1! so, do. Extra shipping IL 50
aSl3 90, do. high grades lsaSi4 SO, do. Family
is 5oa$l6, Ohio Super and Cut Extra 10 7SaSll
as, do. Extra shipping none, do. retailing none,
do. Family l5aSi5 30; Northwestern Super 10
25a$Il 90, do. Extra IL boaSl275: do. shipping
brands Extra IL 75a$l6 90; Baltimore, Welch's
and Greenfield Family SIT SO, and Baltimore
high grade Extra SIC IS per Dbl. Rye Flour
new . 25aS6 IS. Corn Meal-City Mills S. per
Dbl.
HGEAS..-No Wheat Offering except little par
cells Of Winter red, which sell ct 90aS3 10, rs
toSuaEty; no receipts or sales of white. Corn
900 bushels white and lo, 600 bushels yellow
comprised the offerings; prizes were again lower,
with sales Of 1900 bushels damp white at ssas9
cts, 1000 bushels fair to prime do. at 0Ia$l 05
5000 bushs yellow ranging from 81 cts to ST. os,
Is to quality and condition. Oats-54oO bushs
received, with sales of 1000 bushs at 81 cts, and
600 do. at go cents per bushel.
NEW YoaK MARksr, Jan. ls.--Tlour 10 dsclin-
ing; sales Of 5000 bbls, the market is generally
unchanged. Wheat declining, Corn dull.--
Oats dull, Western e5as5 cts, State s7aes cts.
Dressed Hogs steady. Beef quiet. PORK hrmsr;
sales of new Mess at S2l SO; old 10 s7}a$. i;
Prime 10 75a$l7 l24. Lard is qriet and whis-
key dull.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-01-24

FAT Mss.-Our corpulent readers VIII moi
object, ifwssay few words Ia ihsir saros. II
10 ssaS - - fact that no fat paa <as ever con-
vietea a asrsse. ebsut psspse are net reveng.
full, nor, g gsnsrsi rule, are they agitated by
vieieat CASTS Of eassion- Te parade a fat house
breaker In the criminal dock at the quarter scs-
low who works with skeleton keys is generally
lean end wiry individual, as he only can force
himself through holes scarcely large enough to
admit cat. Imagine . fat man doing these
thiags, and then imagine him alarmed, and run
ming away, with q policeman after him. Cor
puloncy Is not the sign Of vllainy, but rather Of
prosperity, Of good natare aa4 gssd will to all
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-01-24

WASHINGTON corsry NATIONAL Bask.-An
election for Directors Of this institution was held
on Tuesday last, at the Banking House In VIII
Transport, when the following gentlemen were
elected viz adam Shoep, David Nikark, Isaac
Motte's s. 8. Cunningham, Dr.. SAINT wsisel,
james Findlay, Martin Riekesbaaes, Patrick
Broiderick, William Mettsr.
DoOuNESrs.-We are adsbssd b Nssrs.
Bowie Of the Senate, aud Nelson Of the House Of
peiegsses of Maryland, for kind attensisa In the
wayWnpplying US With psblie Sscumesu.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-01-24

DRArn OF Al EnNsxr CIrzEs.-During tho
past week an unusual gloom has been thrown
o~sr our community By the death Of the Hon.
james Dixon Roman, which occurred on Satur-
dsy afternoon last, Jan. 18th. Although Mr..
Roman hss been for q number of years painfully
afflicted By . paralysis OF the lower extrenitiss,
end although within that time his general health
has fsquszdy been such that his LIE ~as eonsid-
cred 70 hang upon thread. yet ~hsn the sad
event actually happened it came upoa Us sudden
~ end unexpscisaly, - he had been only con-
hned 10 his rson since the proceeding Mozdsy,
aaa not sasil the Thursday before his death wa
he soasizered 10 be in Immediate danger. WheB
'howevsr, his illness assumed e more serious and
dangerous character, his residence threnget by
syupathixing and inquiring friends and the
anxious soici,ude that prevailed amongst the cti-
ssns Of the town generally, testified more strong
~ than words could do, the respect and esteem
with which he was universally regarded. Mr.
Rsman's talents and attachments were of the Tery
highest order and they we're equalled by his Sir-
sues as a man. This loss has indicted npon this
Community, already sorely tried by the recent
daathS Of many Of Its best and worthiest members,
a blow which will be ieug felt aad lamented.
Thsfasesal took place on Tuesday afternoon,
San. 22d, and was very largely attended In IAN
other column will lie found the resolutions and
proceedings offs meeting Of the Hagerstown Bar
and alec of ne Diresloss Of the IIagerstown Bsnh
tn relation 10 Nr. Romans desth.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-01-24

A Cir TO THE PooR-A Londc policeman
having . claim for $3.50, 900, applied to alswyer
q institute legal proceedings for its recovery.
The lawyer took charge Of the ease, making it a
condition that, in case of success, the claimant
should give $l25, 900 to his poor relatives, and
$i25,oto TO the London hospitals. The cause
was gained, and the policeman has performed
both conditions considering the $500, len
him an ample fortune to satlfy the wants of a man
who for Ill his previous life had scarcely any
fortune ct all.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-01-24

!. A RsxARxABLe OCcSsRsRos An individual
living at Joetatesville, on the Broad Top Rail-
road, this county weat out hunting . week or
two ago, and while perambulating the noun
tains, fell and fractured his leg. The weather
was severe and the prospect Of freezing presented
itsslf most wildly. The unfortunate man was
aloae, far from home, with no sympatbizing
creature TO assist or even to commisserate with
him in his sad condition. Seized by 1T of des-
psration, and fading his pockets we'll supplied
with small nails, he determined upon the horri-
BILE s-r.aiA-' .fnsiiinn his foot to his boot and
his boot to his Leg to resolvewas to execute and
in this condition he crippled to his nous. ~.
received these facts frsn Ar. Trimbsth, a neigh
Dor Of the unfortunate man, for whoss eredibuity
we will vouch. At ths latest accounts the m
dividuai was doing very welL--Bssford En-
qvis1."
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-01-24
CTATE OF MARYLAND,
EXECI;TIVE IMPAIRMENT.

CTATE OF MARYLAND,
- EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Whereas, an election Was held in this State On
the sixth day Of November last. for members 10
present the State Of Maryland In the Congress Of
the Uaited States, and Il Is made the tutr Of the
Governor In She case Of such elections to ascertain
the member Of votes for each person voted for rsm
the returns Of the Judges of Election certified to
him, and thcrsupon:to. declare BY Predsmsfssn
the result
And whereas by the said returAs 30 certified and
an enumeration Of the votes given fur the seversl
candidates for said Offices II appears that in the
First Congressional district, Hiram Mccullough
had the greatest nuuber Of votes; In the Srsond
Congressional district, Stevenson Archer had the
greatest number Of votes; In the Third Congress
si0nal district Charles E Phelps had the greatest
number Of votes; and In the Fourth Congressional
district, Francis Thomas had the greatest number
of votes, and In the Fifth Congressional district,
Frederick Stone had the greatest number Of vstes.
do therefore, by this my Proclamation, declare
that the said Hiram Mccullough, Stevenson Ar
cher, Charles T. Phelps, Francis Thomas and
Frederick Stone are duly elected members Of the
House of to represent this State In
In tho fortieth Congress of the United States.
~ In testimony whereof have hereunto
f. / set my hand and affixed the Great seal
- Of the State, at the city of Annapolis, ON
~ this fourteenth day Of December; In the
year Of our Lord ono thousand eight hundred and
sixty-six.
THO. SWAMI.
dec2o-st JoHxN. CARrzR, Bee Of State.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-01-24

Sosss Tzsuozr.--The New York Post (Radi-
csi) does not jsia Ia the "hue and cry against
the Supreme Court, but concludes that ''the
sore temperate sad sensible part Of. no communi-
ty accepts them IS inevitable, because in strict
conformity with the Constitution"
Thirteen thousand school children, have been
severely hoggec in Boston schools, during the
past nine months. This is all right, as they are
white, bat lot the thieving negroes be fog ed in
Maryland, all New England bowls with horror
and passion.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-01-24
TNsOLvENTs's NOTICE.

In the matter ofthe application Of Ephriam Kuntx
an lnsovent Debtor for the beneftof the lSth Art,
Me- 1877, on the Insolvents' Docket in ths Circuit
Court for Washington County.
ORDERED by the CLERK Of the Court this 17th
day of NeSenfber, 1896, 4hat he 6rst Monday Of
the March Term of this Count, aext succeeding the
date of this ORDER be fixed rs the day for the said
petitioner to appear in this Court and answer sach
interrogatorics or allegations his creditors en-
Parsers and suretes may propose or alIege against
hinS and that said petitioner by causing copy Of
this order to be printed In some newspaper pub
lished in Washington county once week for three
successive months prior to the said Monday In the
next March Term Of the Court, give notice Of the
fixing of said day for the purpose herein.
Test; LEWIS ID. EYMAy.
Nov. 20; l866.-3m. Clerk.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-01-24

DUBLIc NOTICE.
The Wash Co. TeashsrS Association will hold
It, frat regular meeting In the Court Hall. Hag
town, ON Friday, February lst, at l0l< o'clock, A.
II. and sontiase in session two days.
TOPICS FOR DISCUSSION,
LIST. What constitutes Good Readingj and the
best methods Of teaching it
I'd. How far. and by what means should the pu-
pill be assistad in his stndiesS
Rev. L. Yea Bokkelin, L. L. D., the State Su-
psrintsndcuf, will sddress the Association FRI
day evening at ~ o'clock.
The Pupfic generally are cordially invited TO a.
tsnd the sessions Of the Association and the Address
In the evening.
Eligible seats will be provided for the ladies.
L. p. BLOOD,
W. HAssY; See. Pres't of Association.
OFFICE OF THE SCHOOL BOARD,
January llth, 1855.
AZ the Association of School Tsaohers will held
It's first regular meeting on Friday, Feb. lst, 1861,
the Pebble Schools Of the erunty will be closed
that dsv. TH0S. 4. BOULT,
JanlT-3t President Of the board.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-01-24
@50 Reward.

Was stolen from the stable Of the subscriber, 4
miles west of Hancock, the night of the l4th In
slant, Q Blosd BED Bay Horse, about l6l< hands
high left hind feot white, with crack in the hoof,
with blaze In forehead, branded "U. s." with "C'
en- the ass" rough on enc fore and one hind foot.
PAGES generally, when put out Of walk, but will
trot. Was also taken At the same time an old sad
de- very much worn Ia the seat and IN old stiff bit
bride which The thief may change. S25 will be
given fer the recovery of the horse or any Informs
lion that may lead to his recovery, and $50 for re-
,coyory of the horse and arrest and conviction OF
.,hs thisf. AddrcM JN0. SHEPPARD.
Dce9Ost uansork, Nd
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-01-24

A SaGur.-our imagination is not excessive
nor very often treachorous, but we imagine we
en- see, in the dim future, the Indian Chief--Si-
mon-and his associates celebrating war dance
In the Senate Chamber at Washington, and
smoking the pipe Of peace with the dead duck
Secretary of the Senate. If this does not occur
there will most certainly be . clash of arms be-
tween those two national highwaymen.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-01-24

49, The reader will please to do us the kind
asss. Dave Martin the benefit, and themselves the
honor Of ressrzbsriag net to forget and not for
getting to remeSser that the ssae heretofore sd-
,sr.ised in this paper by the aforesaid Dave a to
saAs plaes on shs sist ofFssrssry ~A sos come
Of o. the i4ti Of the same month--oue week
sasiier. Dare heing considerable aud Aecommo-
dasiag. did not xaatto keep the bidders 20 long
10 suspense. THIS entities him T. o large sttea'
dance and spssited hi&diag.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-01-24

~ We are under obligations to Mr.. s. T.
herbert, for important public documents from
Annapolis. The re-appointment ofMr. H., to
his present position IL subject OF remark and
psneratslation among his numerous friends in
Hhs county.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-01-24

~Ths N~ald of this week complains biz
ssriy that tie pusasc schools Of eur county are
eissed against the "colsred children and youths"
what would Mr.. Pete havef Wculd he have
- seheois thrown open to them, and have them
take seats by the side of white children! Tn
Aoubtealy fkis Is what he GeAns azd advocates.
Are the people of Washington County prepared
for this! Kso, let them fellow the lead Of "Fleet
Pets" and their wish will speedily be realized.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-01-24
MA RRI ED.

ezOn tho 9Th inst, by Rev. A. NJ. Evers, Mr..
JoHx G. NALL. o. Frederick Co., to Miss May
A. MILLER, of Washington Co.
D. slIoward Parish, J. NELsox.. WISER, Of Mar
H-"@.-e Wast Va. to Miss jog W :, daughter of
Joseph Kelly, Esq, OF bsIUur... o. AZ
Al the Brides fathers, on the 18th inst, b.
che Rev. J. F. 0,,kerman, ]. HANSON KRIDLRn to
LAURA N. KING both of IIagerstowu.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-01-24

The National Publishing Company, No.
Bsy MINOR ST., Philad-lphia, will soon issue .
vort.hy Hon. Alexander II. Stephens, entitled
"a History ef tie Late War between the States
-.Iracisg ib Origin, Causes and Results" The
acknowledged ability sud fairness OF the author
will render this valuable work. 1t will doubt
3sss obtain wide circulation.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-01-24

e-Xr. Jora. Spislmsn, merchant, OF VII
Transport, on No.day last, slipped and fell down
vAs steps into his cellar, breaking several Of his
ribs aad otherwise ipjuring himself Itbehooves
parsons 70 be extremely ssutious in these slip
ping times fthey would avoid damage to them
aalvea
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-01-24

NDJ0ar merchants are now competing with
Rssders will aud that those who advertise will
give the best bargains, end ihosld give them the
prsfsrsnce.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-01-24
DIED.

In Civetewa, on the sth inst, Mrs. Asx e .
SHsuAS wife Of Hsrtin Shchan, asei u years. /
months and al days.
Near Boonsboro', en- thu lith inst, JAsz Rs
BzccA JOY, wife Of Enoch goy, aged 81 yesrs 10
months and days.
On the 4ih last, at the residence Of his son-in
law, Mr.. John L. Craighill, in Jefferson Co., W .
Va, LLOYD THeHAs, Esq, Of Frederick Co., Nd,
aged n years.
On Saturday last, in this place lion. JAxss
Dixon RexAs, in the 57th yoar Of his age.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-01-24

Horst Sslp.--We understand that Geo. 8
Kennedy sold last week the Uaitsd States H hsl,
located 10 Bsonsboro', to Ellie Wade for the sam
effss thousand dollars, having reserved sinai
portion Of groaad With an ofice on 1t. This
would make it equivalent to nearly $soos.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-01-24

a-Robsrt Fowler, Esq., formerly Of this
county, and for several years past the efficient
Treasurer Of Che. State, sss Friday last re-
elected BY most hattering vote. This result
will Doubtless prove Q source OF terrible tribuls-
Non 70 Pete, and is an appropriate answer TO his
lsmsnd for committee 10 investigate the affairs
If the Treasury. We have an idea that Pete's
dsnunciatioa 10 the best Recommendation one can
have.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-01-24

sa-Snow to the depth. ofsix or eight inches
MI en- Sunday last. Sieighing sxcelicnt-svery
body and the rest Of mankind enjoying themselves
hugsly-why shouldn't editorsf One there is
the, will, or have muss in the house, sure
Who cares for eIpsnsesa-life insured BY Tag
subscriptions paid In advsacs-borrowed
turn out and creditors waiting to welcome ua
home. e"Cont nsntalr'-won't the Rads get
"snxsn" when We sober down and open on them
with that diamond. pointed pen presented by our
friends Marshall l. Keller.