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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-01
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30 SyCViDg Machines. Three new kinds. Under
and upper feed Sent on trial. Warranted nve
years Above salary or large commissions palu-
ne o1iy inachines sold ia tne United states Tor
less fbap SO. which fully licensed by zs'oe
TVI.eIsr i wilson GTOUsr G Baker, StHgsT o.
,-,,T f7acHelfer All other cheap mach mes, are
S51ggrelfs and the seller or are ita6tsto ar
rfsi me and inprisoHHaeHt. illustrated circulars
sent frss Address, or call upon Shaw Clark At
Bfddeford Maine, or chicago Ill.
.Ttlne i 'G6. -EYi.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-01
Notice

NTOTICE is hereby given that the Ashley and
IN Delhi Gravel Road Company, will present a
petition 10 the Gem mmissi0Hers Of Delaware County
Ohio, az their next session, signed By twelve oE
more citizens iivirE upon, or being interested IN
The road. Comm euCinE at TIE west line Of the
corporation Of Ashley and extending west the
state road from Ashley 60 the East bank Of the
Soioto river at the Lavender bridge Delaware
county. Ohio, asking for permission TO take poses
sion Of, and use said road between the points
above mentioned for the purpose Of constructing
and building a gravel road thereon, as Is provided
by an act Of the General Assembly Of the State Of
Ohio, passed March 28th s6d
AsHiHT AND DELm GRAVEL ROAD Co.
Feb15'6T
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-01
F0R sALE.
PnRIIG SAIE.

81 WILL sell at pnb1io vendue, at my residence
u one mile North o. Delaware east side Of the
river, on
THURSDAY, MARCH 9TH, 1857,
the following property, 10 wit 2 Work Horses,
two-year old Colt. Cows, two fresh,l one nne
Bun Of good stock three yearling Heiiers, twenty
two head Of Sheep, four brood Sows, one Sow and
one Boar, Of the McGee stock, one Combined Reap
and Mower, nearly new. one Hay Rake one
v heat drill, 1 two horse Wagon, one open Buggy
one Sleigh one Sled, lot Of Harness, Collars c,
including two Is OF single Buggy Harness. about
600 bushels Of Corr quantity Of Hay in the barn.
variety Of Farm ing Utensils, such as PioWs, HaF-
rowe. Farming Mills, WheeIbarrows, &c-s &c-s also
Household and EftcEeh Furniture, including Bu-
reaus. Bedsteads, Side, Dining, Breakfast and
Kitchen Tables Cooking and Parior stoves Cor
ner and Side Cupboards variety 81 Chairs, stands,
&c. &c, in fact al kinds Of Furniture usually
found in a well furnished farmhouse SATE Pos
ITTvE, as 7 am about TO remove west and All the
above articles must be sold.
A Credit Of Nine Months win be given on all
sums over 500. sale ia commence al O'Clock
n JONATHAN ZEIGLER-
z. c. VINEG, Auo3ioueers feb22-ztf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-01

MaAL N0TcEs.
Sherif's Sale.

Jeremiah Gilds
Josiah slsEisnis, e. Al. -.
rs pursuanse Or the CO mmands og an order Of
u Sale, issued from The Court q Common Pleas
Of Delaware County, Ohio. and % me directed, 7
shah oLeF foF sale at pabls vendue AZ ths door Of
he Court Houses ID the Town or Delaware, in said
county o. The
s5th day Of MARCH. A. D. 1867,
al O'Clock, P. n, ofsaid day. The following dss-
eribed Real EEtate, % Wit .'5ituats in the Coans
" Of Delaware, in the State Of Ohio, and Ia Range
nineteen (l9) Township three (5)s Section one fl)
being part Of Lots No a and IS, in said Section
i.l9erty 12Wnsatpz cqR tai9ing I've H7sdred aad
tg-seFen fl37l poles Of lad and known as the
Robert Mccoy Cellar farm, bounded on the North
aae s9gth By The loi lines On che east By the cen
county road, separating sad farm from the tract
OF one hundred acres sold OF from the west end Of
Cufa9ranee % wit lst. ne payment q tEf.szTs
EirE dpHaFa per year 20 the trustees Of the First
Presbyterian Church Of Liberty Township, IN Del
aware County, Ontoi iQE the support Of the 4i1ls-
ter who may be employed BY the Trustees Of said
Church, from time 20 time actually oaiciating u
slid gharehs iOHards tae pagmsnt q hls sanaai
saaFH, 80 Sc PAID fnnueh inssa ilnaeat8 an g susl
time each year as such Church OF Trustees may
agree to pay said Minister, said installmsnt TO be
10 be made aaM oot1F ibutloas % she support Of
said Minister called for BY tbe Trustees, and
for slch time as said Church Or Trustees may have
said minister employed. in case such minister
shall not be employed or shall not serve whole
year the amount 20 be paid iu slzh proH1Ttioa q
said Eweafg tra dalars b slgh year al she iiHae
sues N mister al serve In sach year s1ah bear
70 the whole year. 2d. The payment 90 the
tuatceg fan the time heiuE'Df said shurod q fair
prOportloH of tie expenses that the congregation
Of the saId Chueh sal b8 q, either in re5uilding
the said church (edidos1 or keeping The sane in
repai or in the repair and improvement Of the
pren sess of said church and buying ground,
such fair proportion shall be ascertained BY
the average amount paid pen acre by the commit
ncauts attending said church, IN nfOR0Ttion 60
the land owned by them. The same proportion
per acre Ct The said slaud menti0ned IN said viii
shall be paid by she heirs Or their assigns and the
same is aud shall rcmain q trust ohargeable upon
said land IN fis each and every part.
Appraised subject % said truss and charges, at
JOHN ". LADD. Sheriff, .sf
OF Delaware county, Ohio.
Feb. q, ts67-5wpis21, 90.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-01
llenOsltorY

fNF THE Delaware County Bible Society-No, 3
Il u Williams Block The publications ol the
American Bible Society are superior IN work. man
chip and hnish and are sold at cost good as
ortm ent Of Family and POCKET Bibles on hand
also cheap HhIsB and Testaments.
uarl6'66.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-01
MISCELLANEOUS.
Notice to Builders.

efEAr.FD PROPOSALS for erecting Brick Build
y ing to be used as an Academy. in Gaiena4 Del
aware County, Ohio, viii be received az Lne 9toIe'
a. A. p WAS0iT. in Galena, ,until March ZOth, 1867.
Bidders will state the amount for when saia Joo
viii Be done ii the builder furnishes all mater lais
aud also the amount if the BRICK Is oLg' "
Inc ground TIE building to be two stories high,
and about 30x60 feet in size.
Proposals will also be received until lhe same
time for making the Brick Plans an9 specIuce-
t5onE can be seen at said Store. The trustees re-
serve the right or reieoting any or an ~ oi9S;
a. P MAs0N, CHAS- 10 fa.Fae r',As
OnairIuan Of Trustees secretary
feb22' 6T-3tT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-01
Farm for Sale.

FTsEIE subscriber designing to go West, wishes 70
i sell hrs farm OF II5 acres, situated IN Concord
township. Delaware County Ohio, miles east OF
Belepont, and 8 miles from Delaware. 100 acres
cleared the whole under good fence and wen
drained. The Improvements consist Of dFeLHng
house, large frame barn, with the usual out
houses. There are two orchards on the paace-
one o. them Of extra fruit. For further parileu-
lars enquire on the premises. -
Febs, iGT-Em1, ISAAC Butt
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-01
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
(To expire on the 31st day Of January, 1851
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE, }
Insurance DEPART1EST,
CoIUamUs, o., February 4, 1867.

whereas the CHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY located at Hartford, in the state OF
Couueclicut has fled in this Office a sworn s'aJe
meut Of its condition as required By the act .'to
regulate Insurance Companies not incorporated oy
tbe State Of Ohio % passed April s. 1856, ans amen
ded February O. 1864, and the act To reg uiate
Foreign Insurance Companies, passed Aptli .
1866 and. whereas, said Company mas lufnlslea
the Undersigned satisfactory evidence Lnat y IS
uossessed of an actual Capital Of at least one hua-
dred and Fifty Thousand Dollars, invested as re-
0uired by said acts and, whereas, said company
mas 6Ied in this Office written instrument Unoef
its corporal ts seal signed by the President ana 5t
refary thereof Authorizing any agent OF gents u
said Companv in this state 70 acknoWle ige SER
wee of process, for and in behalf OF SAID company
according to tho terms Of said act Of april 3, 1896
Now therefore, in pursuance Of the acts aIoreso
l. JAMES a. GODsIAN, Auditor OF state for Ohio
90 hereby certify that said Charter Oak Life lnsu-
rance ginuauy Of Hartford is authorized 20 trans
act the business of Life Insurance in this State un-
al the thirtv-frst day OF January IN the year
one thousand eight hundred and si1ty-eight-
In witness Whereof 1 have hereunto subscribed
my znamean caused the seal ot my oihes
TsEALJ to be afHxed she day and year above
JAS. H. GOLDMAN,
Auditor or state.
By JAS. WILLIAMS, Chief Clerk.
JAMES EATON, Agent at Delaware, 2,
Feb. -, 1S67-}w-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-01
100 New steel Plows

TVOKEAIE, at enc Upper Hardasrs stora, among
u whieh are the
Hamilton steel Plow, Roberts steel PIOw ,
Urhana Steel PloW,
Pittsburgh Iron Centre steel Mold board plOW5
Monitor sod plow, tCsHton Ohio
IaRonda three horse plOw,
ellis Comb nation plOw,
Urbana COmbin alton ploWss
Evans Con6 nation pl0ws
One horse Steel plOWs,
SiHaie ard Doubts shovel PloWs, &C;
All Of which have been bought for Cash, and viii
he sold al prices 10 suit the times. All persons
wishing to purchase farming implements OF an
kind viii consult their interest by giving US ca il,
Fsb2e'k7-tf q g. CHAAlBERLAIN 8 co.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-01
MISCELLANEOUS.
school Examiners Notice

School examiners ~ UgAGS'
THEREAFTER, and IN I'll further notice, The
EA SchoeN Examiners oi Delaware coantY WI
meet 1t TEHfpIsAR HALL, In the town OF DeiaWares
on the First and THIRD Saturdays Of March, the
First, Second and Third Saturdays Of april, the
First saturday nr May, the Fourth Saturday Of sep
ten1ber, the Second and Fourth Saturdays OF DC
tober, the First Second, Third and Fourth satur-
days Of November and the First Saturday or De-
cembor.
Thoy will meet al the SCHOOL HOUSES in DEL
HI on she Fourth Saturday OF April, and the tlIsI
Saturday Of October and at the sCHOOL hoOSs
In SUN BURY, on the Second Saturday OF Nay, ana
the Third Saturday Of October.
Candidates must present satisiactorX testEoo-
l-nials Of goed uorRl character ana tne iaW aft-
quires, as a condition Of saaHRtHattoHl tnat eagn
applicant for a certificate shall ray Zee OF %
GNnss. ... q.
qualifed 10 teach All the branches na ned u lne
4 law namely Orthography3 Reeding1 WTltlng
Arithmetic, Geography, English 6r amman aho
possesses an adequate knowledge OF the theory anu
! practice Of teae hing ~
Examinatiaus viii CONN enGE as ~ - Aillsf -
! NJ and will be conducted far as possote ~
1 writing Each candidate is requested 20 bFiug
two sheets Of cap paper, and pguctt and q stAn p
I Ell envelope directed to AimseH, m Wnlch Inc
certificate awarded wilt be mailed to him, or no
/ tice Of failure. -,,,przrr
jan. rs, Is67.-tr. CleiA.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-01

A GOOD assortment Of Plain and Fancy Tea,
III Desert ana Table Spoons and Forks butter
Knives Pie Kives, Preserve Spoons, Pickle FORKS,
Fruit Knives Napkin rings, &C., in solid silver oi
The latest styles, selling as low as goods OF l lEe
quality can be bought ANYwHERE, at no. o p VI
iams Bioek- BY
Nov 16'6ftf u FLA41s
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-01

OFFICE OF The AUDITOR OF STATE
COLUMBUS, o., February q, lS6lJ
Il is hereby certiued that the foregoing IS q cor
rect COPY Of the Statement or Condition Of the Char
ter Oak Life Insurance Company OF Hartford made
70 and fled in this oiice. for the year 1867
witness my hand and seal Ot1cialiy.
rsEsLT JAS. H. GOODMAN
Auditor Of State.
By JAS WILLIAMS, Chief Clerk.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-01

s1A15 csasG9 OF GossFaI1225s OF aa221ouD.
James C.. WalkIey. President, and samnel H.
White Secretary, CT me Charter oak Life Insurance.
Company, being seversIly sWorns depose aud sag )
that the foregoing is fuil true and correct state
ment Of tue Affairs Of the said Insurance Company
and that they are the above described officers
thereof.
J. C. WALKLEY. President,
3. Fl. WHITE Sseretary5 2
subscribed and sworn before me, this 3Oth day Of
January, 1857.
TsFaII HENRY X. W WEIGH,
rFIrvE C7zsT srAMP1 Notary Public.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-01

4ta = '-tirel no articles, Just out. Address
o. 4. CAREY, CITY Building, Biddeford, Me
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-01
Grand Discovery.

SUGAR to be made by every household from su-
s'T,,,ie spv cav manufactured. will send to any
one address particulars Of Manufacturing ana nye
ounces Of the best Cane seed grown in the norm ,
East India varigty) for 81. also have vegetable
seeds Crane roots and Strawberry plants which i
yill sen 7rerv low Send in OrdcFs eaFlF-.
&a 4a e a-4# Address, sH -H A p
MARTIN MAUGANS, Ostrauder,
e,b22,s7-3tf Delaware County Ohio
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-01
Ohio Business College.

DELA ARE, CEz1Os
yTTHE design OF this college Is 20 Edueate young
men for any brane g business in ne AoFid-
Fverv feature or Baak4keenils tqund % ang 2toer
CommerCiai Gailele q ne LHtsA ~
the rrentaat itleHs in THIS A7t laAe LAs
besf n v-altaees for Teisgfapling in the GpiteG
sfaffs arc IN the Ohio Besiness College HAotual
Business Line. .n--Eho bess sEstem -ot PenmanShlp
in me world is taught at this College, daily Lee
lures on the various topics Of business
Terms I've ty- Five per cent. Cheaper than
any other Business College in the Country
NIB We4warrant satisfaction 70 all thorough
and faithful students. Visitors always Welcomes
Come and IEvEBTIGATH. Studentsg male and ietnale
can enter at any time. For specimens Of 'enman-
ship Terms. Circulars, Cata nlssrs, ttc ldo-5
Address
SHARP, KINDS & CHASE,
Principals, Delaware, Ohio.
Nov. 16,66tg G@t A A@G aGtsH4 r.
lw-EETIE CRATES. BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS AT
ENH No l. Evaua' B lock.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-01

The Brother 5onathan''a about a yeaFaso
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-01

lam still Agent Of the Old Mutual Benefit Lie
ms urauco Company notwithstanding certai gen
lenan reports 10 tue contrary. Neither is II true
tLet n,srv Who had insured at this agency we're
surrenaering their policies and going tutO the Au-
tual Life OF New York On the contrary our num-
er or Policies has largely increased at this agency
during the past year, and our policy hsideFs are
an we'll pleased to continue.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-01
TEDTOAI.
Da NJ i .

Pr you want Genuine sfiacill aet of 1ee1hs that
III YOU will NOT be asherHea pf when sou haEe Pm
occasion to laugh or speaki eaN on
R.H KEfs Bentlss
NFsea5---ovsr Graves variety store, q 2d door
North Of William st. (noYa9'ou-i
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-01
NsVRANeE.
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
CHARTFR OAK
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,

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to the Auditor of Ohio, pursuant to
the statute of that State
I. CAPITAL.
The amount Of its Capital Stock fs... $500 900 %
g - paid up is. I505o0o,00
IT, ASSETS.
Cash ofthe Company on hand. and in
the hands Of Agents and other per
s0ns.-r. ..-..s- sss--..ris-.--- tgSiO %
The Bonds and Stocks owned by tue
Company .-..---- AzossA@ ~
Debts due the Company occurred BY -,
Mortgage psost7u ~
Debts Otherwise seCuTed-l'FemlHm
Notes secured by POllcies-.-.-s-. / ,029s10e 50
Premiums deferred, IN transitus &c 156,5ts e
All other Securities..-...-... z13,sZz u
Total Assets or the Company. - 3 55o.o49 II
H. LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted and not due. ..--..-- s45s 200 %
Losses in suspense, waiting Tor turther ,,o, "a
proof .s.---..-.-+-.--.- s.-'--.- A'soeY "
All other claims against the company --
Dividends 70 Insured -------.--- 1+s,L-o ~
Total LIABILITIES. s2I8, SOS 60
". MISCELLANEOUS.
The greatssl amount insured in any one
The amount Of is capital or earnings deposited in
any other STATE, as security fer losses therein
None.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-01
Cutlery.
Clocks
Dissolution Of Partnership

pREeS4l INVOICE OF THE CELEBRATED Sk.
~ 1rffrl, aE Clocks Just received at No 3,
iiams' Block TfebT67-til e flAil
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-01


JAMES EATON, Agent at Delaware, 2,
Feb. -. 1s67~3w.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-01

wWTITL practice 10 Delaware snd udjoin ing oun
w tiet and n the United states Courts at Cleve-
land and Cincinnati. Particular attention paid %
procuring Bounty Money, Back Pay and Pensions.
once ~ W. corner or sanduakey and WHITES S.
over J Hyatt's Store
rnsiawaTeE Decd 1a62.-tf aF fe
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-03-27
The so-Called Supplemental Military

This Bill, the finishing stroke to our military
subiec,ion, the last lick of the Radical Congress
before its adjournment until December, may be
found in another column of to-day's paper. The
President vetoed it. Tho Radicals passed it i'm
mediutely over his veto. 1t is now tho law. It
will be seen that this bill authorizes the military
commanders in the several Districts to cause a
registration of all the voters in each State, not
disfranchiscd by the original bill, ON or before
the first of September next Thirty days after
this registration is completed, the military CON-
mander is authorized and required to order an
election for mombers of q State Convention.
( When this registration takes place, of course
ercrY. man not disfranchised should register
promptly. The commouest sense Of self prcser-
vation should urge him to do this. And why?
Because there are ignorant men in the South,
there arc falsc men, there are designing men,
there are treacherous man; and to sit quietly and
let matters drift into the hands of any such would
be stupidity reckless.
p In tho meantime, Genl. Sickles, our Military
Commander, has arrived in Charleston from Wash
ington; as yet, however, his Official Orders upon
taking command of the two Carolinas, has not
been made public. So
Itis announced in advance by tho Charleston
papers that tho civil government of South Caroli-
M, if administered with energy and impartiality,
will not be interfered with.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-03-27

A MILITARY MASSACRE IL MEXIco.-One
Of the mast terrible tragedies connected with
the wars of modern times, has just transrired
in Mexico. By order of Escobedo, who signs
himself gcneral-in-chief of the army of the
Republic of Mexico, one hundred and twenty.
three prisoners were brutally murdered in cold
blood. The Ranchero, a Mexican journal,
says:
The order was executed on the Sd inst at
I o'clock in the evening; or, rather the exc
cution of one hundred and twenty three pris-
oners was finished at that hour. One by one
the prisoners were shot, and each bloody body
was left as it fell for the next victim in order
to look upon. We are informed that but few
Of the doomed victims faltered and when
marched out for execution most of them sang
the Marselaise hymn. We have been prom
ised the full particulars of this awful massacre,
and when received they will be laid before
the public in order to complete the black and
damning record.
After the execution at San Jncinto, Gen.
Escobedo ordered ball at San Luis Potosi,
in honor Of the victory achieved over Mira.
mon. 1t was to have been the grandest af-
fair ever gotten up in that city. One hundred
and fifty ladies were invited, who were of
course the "ton of the town." When the
hour came to onmence the dance, the he.
roes of the San Jacinto massacre found that
but fifteen ladies had responded to the invita-.
tion. And no more than fifteen Of those in
vited dill tend that night. From this tmay
be determined what the women of Mexico
think Of the murderers of those French and
German prisoners.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-03-27

Gg- There are, says tho New York Times
thousands among those who werc driven into re-
bolion who arc far wiser and safer ns political
leaders now, than some who claim to have been
Union men from the beginning. The Govern
ment should exercise some discrimination in max
ing its selections. The motives which led men to
bc loyal are sometimes quito as important as the
simple fact.
Gs- man in Grant county, Ky, who has not
yet reached three score and ten years, has now
living Gfty-four children. His name is "Chalk''
jim Webster. Ho regrets very much that he did
not marry early in lifo. We suggest that Ken
lucky send Chalk Jim to the Paris exhibition, as
her contribution to tho wonders of the world.
"Chnlk" has evidently made his mark
@ Col. Henry NJ. Asbby has been arrested
at Knoxville, Tenn, and carried to Clinton, An.
dsrson county, to be tried on an Indictment for
murder, based on tho killing of somc man during
the late war, either by himself or command.
lS- Some one in London has invented ma
chine for tolling bells. II is wound up OH Satur-
day hight, and commences and ends its operations
at tn, exact moments on Sunday.
Ns,- jury trial has taken place in Kansas to
decide the ownership Of paddock valued Mt so
cents and after o long trial, tho jury Was unable
20 agea b=
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-03-27

THE COLUMBIA MEErlyc.-The New York
Times, of Tuesday, in its comments on the
meeting held inColumbia on Monday last says:
1t seems strange to read that, among the
speakers who came to applaud and encourage
these negroes, were Gen. Wade Hampton,
Hon. William F. DeSauSsure, formerly United
States Seuator, Hon. VIM. Talley, Edward
Arthur and James Gibbes, all eminent leading
men of the State. Two colored men of note
also made addresses, and the whole spirit OF
the meeting is represented to have been OF
the most cordial good feeling. Such fact
goes great way to explode the studious mis-
representations of Southern feeling, sent up
or invented here by extremists. That, III the
heart of South Carolina-a State in which
the blacks are largely in the majority-one
of the foremost OF the Confederate Generals,
and himself once the largest STAKEHOLDER in
the country, should meet his former cbattes
in this frank and manly style, and so unreser-
veily accept the situation, is a fact to out
weigh volumes of hostile invective and mis-
representation.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-03-27

rw Governor Geary, of Pennylvania has
signed tho Bill requiring Rail Rosl Companies
to carry passengers without distinction of COLOR
as- The Maryland Senate has appropriated
one hundred thousand dollars for the relief of the
poor of tho South.
tg Major ]. Hughes, late Confederate QUAR-
tcrmaster, was unanimously elected to represent
Craven County in the Legislature OF North caro-
lina-the negroes voting for him. We fOrbear
comment.
GS," Notwithstanding the immense destruction
worked by the recent food at Chattanooga We
learn through the american Unio" that the en-
tcrprising business men of the city are all at
work again, repairing damages, and making ev-
eryhing trim and snug. The pape: states that
it is impossible 10 estimate the amount Of loss At
present. Int it is immense.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-03-27

MARYLAND.-It seems that an attempt is to
be made to reconstruct Maryland, and she
may be known ere long as District No. 6. Mr..
Thomas, one of the Representatives from
Maryland, is leading the ball, and on Monday
he introduced the following significant rcso-
luton, which was passed without debate:
Resolred, That the testimony taken BY the
Judiciary Committee OF the last House OF
Representatives, in pursuance of instructions
of that House, concerning, to some extent,
public affairs in Maryland, and now in custo-
dy of the Clerk of the House, be committed
to the Committee on the Judiciary, with in
slructions to complete the inquiries which the
las. committee VAS instructed to make, and to
inquire whethez the people Of Maryland have
a State Government republican in form, and
such as Congress can, consistently with the
requirements O: the Constitution of the Uni
ted States. recognize and guarantee.