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United States has inhumanly treated tie ,r,-
soneTs during the late Rebellion. AMI ,g5.,pe,.
nc, evidence has been prUduceri 10 no. ~, ~,
such allegations have any foundation n, Sact.
ana Whereos, the loyal people of the Tnited
states are well satisfied that I'm noinstan ~, @
It's prisoners treated Otherwise than ,,t, ,-e
nets and humanity; therefore "A'" Ainu-
'hcSoiUed, That this House win artor,,t. .. ..
resolution which implies other than tho -, - ~
KIND, tender, and humane treatment of fts IL .
sobers, Unless such resolution is accSn,o IL ",
otherwise" "'4S treated
-General Washburne we have esteanoed a
wise and able man; but this performance is
not among those on which that iudgment ;s
founded. There is not a sympatbi2er w;,b
''Ihe Lost Cause" on earth who will not
triumphantly read and cite it as evidence that
the Republicans dare not make a full and fair
investigation of the treatment of prisoners by
each party in our late civil war-not even be
fore committee Of their own choosing-and
the impartial world will be likely to agree with
them Suppose a European historian writing
the history of our great struggle, with the
Confederate report Aforesaid before him and
only General Washburne's preamble and
resolve to weigh against it-can there be any
doubt as to his conclusion
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FIRE EAND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES
FARRELL & HERRIMG's SAFES
STORE. NO. Gao CHEsNUT STREET.
ANOTHER TRIUMPH.

MORE TESTIMONY OF THEIR SALAMANDEB
VIRTUES.
NORFOLK, Va, May q, 1867
Messrs. FARREL, HERRING & CO., Philadelphia:-
Gehtemen-On the 9Th instant the large Four-Story
1Ton-tront Warehouse, then occupied by as first
class Liquor Store, was entirely destroyed by fire.
although the heat was intense all our Papers, Books
your Safes.
The safe. however is not fit for use again. therefor
we desire TO get another from you, provided you will
allow us something for the one we now have. Mont
OF the iron work is broken from the Saie but thu
sides are pulled out knob broken off, and steamed
inside; otherwise we believe it all right. We have
had an experienced mechanic 70 examine It, and he
gave IL as his opinion that the Safe, IL Is will
not be reliable In another fire; but that, under the
hands OF sale manufacturers, it can be made good
agan and he suggested the idea to that you might
allow us something for it. In purchase Of new one
The safe is small one, and purchased from you
by MT; William Johnson, formerly liquor dealer in
this CITY, from whom we purchased IT, The key is
numbered t20l7. Let us hear from you.
very respectfully, your obedent servants,
DOBSON ~ RAINER,
Wholesale Liquor Dealers,
WATER Street.
N. B,-We forgot to mention the fact that when the
Sale was taken nom the hre II was unlocked
without difficulty by its own key.
7l06t ID. & r,
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Prices low. q. HASSENFORDER,
SO No. 422 VINE Street,
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TNSoLvENTs' NOTICE.

l., the matter of the application Of John JAG oh
Gross an Insolvent Debtor of the 48th Art. Code
Pub. Gen. Laws of Maryland.
No. 1891. on the Insovents' Docket in the Cir
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Ordered by the Clerk of the Court this 2oth
day of February 1867 that the first Monday OF
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said petitioner to appear in this Court and an
swer such heterogeneous or allegations as his
creditors, endorsers and sureiies may propose or
causing COPY of this order to be printed in some
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oncc n " eek for three successive months prior TO
the said Monday in the next July Term of the
Court, give notice Of the fixing Of said day ior
tie purpose herein rccied.
True copy-Test.
Feb 70. LEWIS Is. hlMaN, CpFh'
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PLANO FORTE
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TOWN PROPERTY

VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
1T
BLIC SALE.
The residence of the late Geo. Kcalhofer, on West
Washington ST. will be offered at public sale, in
front of the Court House,
On Tuesday, tile 9TH day Of March mert,
This property is in convenient and desirable
locality, the house is large.
Finished throughout in The best style,
and furnished with all the modern conveniencics,
gas furnace &c. Attached to the house there is an
Office furnished with stationary bookcases. Also,
brick stable at the foot of the lot The yard is
filed with choice shrubbcry.
TERMs:-0nc-third cash on the first of April,
when possession will be given, and the balance in
one and two years with interest, the purchaser
giving bond with security to be approved by the
undersigned. Title clear.
Those who wish to examine the property, will
please call at the office of the undersigned on the
premises. WM. kEALHorER.
| Feb 81 X. Shecklcs, Auct.
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INTENSIVE PUBLIC SALE

INTENSIVE PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY,
The subscribers will sell ut public sale on the
Farm now occupied by David Lefever, % miles
from townsville on the road leaving to Dam
Nod.
On Monday March 4h 1867,
the following valuable Personal Property to wit:
10 HEAD OF VALUABLE WORK HORSES,
of which are fine young mares with foal, one a
FINE STALLION
years cd, and one first rate saddle horse,
also
5 HEAD OF COLTS
from to years old.
81 II FAD TIE,
I of them Mich Cows, of which will be fresh
by day Of sale.
ONE FINE DEVON BULL
sc HEAD VERY FINE SHEEP,
one full Cotswold Buck.
65 HEAD OF HOGS,
2 of them valuable Brood Sows!
! Broad Tread Wagon, inch do. 2 Two horse
do all with beds, ] Four Horse Iron Bound
Sled, Screw Plate, 3 l5arshear Pows, Double
Shovel do. 3 Single Shovel do. 2 Corn Coverers
! new Grain Drill with Guano attachment, 3 8
Horse Harrows, Wheat Fan, l Rolling Screer
NANNY REAPER
Set Blacksmith Tools, 2 Pair Hay Ladders, II
Sets Wagon Gears, 10 Sets Plow Gear
large lot of Collars, Brides, and Hal
tiers Grain Cradles. 2 cross cut Saws,
Griudstone, Mattocks, Shovels Forks Rakes
Axes, &c, Breast, Butt Fifth and Log Chains
Treble, Double and Single Trees, together will
all other articles necessary to a well conducte,
farm, also
10 ACRES GRAIN,
growing in the ground.
TERNs:-On all sums of $40 and upwards
credit Of 6 months will be given-purchasers t
give their note with approved security, on whic
il not paid ut maturity interest will he charge
from late. All sums under : o cash. No good
to be removed until settled for.
Il.ZELLER,
J,n.3l. DAVID \. LEFEvER
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DUBLIC SALE

Pun Lie SALE
OF VALE ABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
The subscriber intending to decline farming, will
offer at public sale, at his residence, about two
miles North of Clearspring and adjoining the Me n
peler farm, on the road leading to Me rc rsb irg
On Wednesday, the 9Th day of March 1867.
The following among other personal property,
5HEAD OF FINE WORK HORSES
Three of which are FINE BROOD MARES, heavy
with foal.
20 HEAD OF CATTLE
among which are Mich Cows, several of which
will soon be fresh; the balance are young heifers
and steers.
80 HEAD OF HOGS,
among which are three Brood Sows, one Of which
will probably have pigs by day Of sale, head OF
sheep, all fine Ewes, q large variety of farming
utensils and implements, among which arc
DROAD-TREAD WAC ON,
for four horses with bed nearly new; Barshear
Ploughs in good condition, six double and single
shovel Ploughs, nearly new,
GRAIN DRILL,
with Guano attachment. l Harrow, (new) Hay ant
Wood Ladders,
6SETS, PLOUGH GEARS
Brecching and Front Gears, But Chains. Fiji
| Chains, Stretchers, single and double Trees, &c
Also so bbls Of Corn
gre BUSHELS POTATOES, and
THREETONS OF TIMOTHY HAY.
TRIMS OF SALE:-A credit Of SIX months will b
| given all sums over $40, by the purchaser Civ
ing his note with approved security; ON all sum
under that the cash will be required, on the note
interest will be charged from day of sale, but
paid within 20 days after maturity 1t will he dc
Quoted. No goods to be removed until settled 70
/ Feb. Z. FREDERICK BALTZ.
| II. Schecklcs, Auct.
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TNRUSTEE y SALE.

TNRUSTEES SALE.
BY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for
Washington County, sitting as court of Equity,
tn. undersigned trustee will offer at public sale
in Hancock,
On Saturday the I'd of March, merit.
free Of the widows dover. all that farm tract of
land, late the property sf Alton T. Moore deceased
containg about
35 2 A G II f S,
living about two miles from Milestone Point ON the
road leading to the Little Cove.
This farm is first class slate land of sunside ex
posure and quite productive,
It's ACRES
of which are clear and the balance covered with
GOOD TIMBER.
Tho improvements consist ola
TWO-ST0RY DWELLING HOUSE,
BANK BARN,
Smoke House, and all other necessary out-buildings
with well of
Never-failing Water,
near the door together with Spring in nearly ev-
cry field. There is a fine and thrifty
ORCHARD OF CHOICE FRUIT,
on the premises. There are also
TWO TENANT HOUSES,
on this land.
The terms of sale as prescribed by the Court arc
| Que third of the purchase money to be aid on
the day fsalc or the ratification thereof and the
balance in two equal annual instalments, from the
day of sale, the purchaser giving his note with ap
proved security, for said payments, aud on the pay
| ment of the entire purchase money good and suf
ficipntdced will be executed converting said lane
| to the purchaser. JOSEPH MURRAY,
| Feb IL. Trustee.
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PIE RsoN AL PROPER

VALUABLE PIE RsONAL PROPER
UBLIC SALE!
The undersigned will sell at public sale, at hi
residence, in the ClcarsFfing District,
On Thursday, the 7M day Of March, 1867
at o'clock, A. NJ, the following properly, to wit
0 HEAD OF FINE WORK HORSES
of which are brood Mares, and several pillow lead.
ers and driving horses, and Colts, Il three and
the other years cd y
10 HEAD OF YOUNG CATTLE
Mich Cows, (several freshly
10 HEAD OF VERY GOOD SHEEP,
7 HEAD OF HOGS
and farm Wagon, Tr0ttng Buggy, Harrows, 4
Barshear Plows, double shovel and single shovel
Plows, l Corn Coverer, / Grain Drill, Spring
tooth Rake, Clover Huller,
ONE GOOD WHEAT FAN
Rolling Screen, Wheat Thrasher, sets Breech-
bands,
Fork, lot of Old Iron.
SETS OF FRONT GEARS
(nearly new,) sets Plow Gears, Collars, Brides,
Saddles,
300 BARRELS OF CORN
Wood Bed and Hay Ladders.
TERMr-A credit of six months will be given on
all sums over SO; less sums the cash will be re-
DAVID CUsHwA.
Feb. Ia. Charles NJ. Futterer, Auct.
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7 rEsr
FROM THE
BURNT DISTRICT
The subscriber having saved a portion of his
large stock floods from
DESTRUCTION BY FIRE
and from the hands of
L U N ID Z r. e r g,
has removed into the store room on South Potomac
St, one door from the Public Square, where he will
hereafter
DISTRIBUTE TO TIE PUBLIC
a great variety of
CLIO 7 HIN G,
ready made! or will make to order, as may be de-
sired, at C0ST-MoRE or LESS. This determination
to almost
GIVE A WAY
his remaining stock of Goods will, he hopes long
to bea
CAN DIDATE
for Public Patronage, be no indncement to slight
his work or to otherwise impose on those who may
desire to avail themselves OF this chance to clothe
themselves
AT HIS EXPENSE.
Remember the place. On South Potomac street
one poor south Ofthe Public Square.
Feb. Z, JNo. u. SW Ahlh.
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NOLLECTORS' SALE.

By virtue of an order ofthc County Commission,
ers for Washington County, I will proceed to sell
in front of the Court House, in Hagerstown, on
loss of land in the Hancock district charged to
William Emrick, adjoining the lands of Bridges 4
Henderson, Patrick McAvoy and Cross Dick, and
about seven miles west of Hancock, to the highest
~ IA Former Collector.
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