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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-28

#E9K virtue of the above stated frel
EaAD lacias to me directed from the
tircui Coqr; o. iplmes county, sb5iI
expose to safe to The highest bidder for
cash, ut rhe Court House door OF my
c0lfnfV on fip .f
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sHIPPTNG TNTELLTGENCE.
PORT OF BAL TIMoRE, APRIL 81, l84O.
CLEARED.


Barque r. H. Douglass, Norvell, Rio de Janeiro
and market; brig Fabius, White, Rio de Janeiro
and market; schrs Marion, Whites, New York 9,
Fawn, Washburn, Salem; Spy, Gullick, New York /;
Elizabeth Jane, Philadelphia; Fox, Harrington, Rich
mond; Missouri, Kerwan, Norfolk and Petersburg
Presto, Morgan, do do; John Rpwlet, Mister, Rich
mond; Experiment, Walton, Rappahannock; Miller,
Olive, Philadelphia; steam-packets Rappahannock,
Fairbank, Fredericksburg; Columbia, Guyther, Dis
trict of Columbia.
Schr. Gen. Wayne, Blaclsington, 25 days from n.
Orleans.
Sclr. Ann A. Parker, Brightman, a days from Fall
River
Schr. Ida, Woolford, from Norfolk.
Schr. Henrietta, Parker, days from Boston.
Schr. New Delight, Kelly, II days from Wareham.
Schr. Chanceford, Myers, from Port Deposit
Sloop Gutter, Emerson, from Philadelphia
SloOp Johnson, Norton, from Philadelphia.
Sloop Henry Read, Pittit firm Philadelphia.
Steam-packct Georgia, Coffey, from Norfolk. Re
ports brig and schr. off Old Point, bound up the
Bay.
SAILED-Barque Triton, Harris, Apalachcola ;
briggs Northerner, Stevens, Port Spain, Trnidad Yes
ia, Parker, Boston; Marth, Davis, do schrs. Union,
Smith, Providence; Chase, Corbt, do; Celeste, John
son, New York, and others.
PROVIDENCE, April 17-Arr schr Caledonia,
Norfolk.
Sailed brig Rowse, Havana.
BRISTOL, April COED, brig Nereid, Havana.
era, new ship Sartelle9 Havana; barque Nautilus,
Mobile; brigs Pico, Croastadt; Malta, Para; Hoko-
moE, NOrleans.
Arr brig Eliza Burgess, from Cienfuegos.
Schr Allen, from Jacmel, 26th ult.
Schrs Rienzi, st. Josephs; Am Trader, NOrleans.
SchrsSPartan, NOrleans; Blue Rock, Fredericks-
burg
Photographed, brig Almena.
NEW YORK, April 19,-Arr packet ship Charles
Carroll, from Havre March "a. There had been con-
stanty eastcrly gales in the Channel for six weeks
large number Of vessels due Passed through large
fleet of inward bound vessels in and near the mouth
of the Channel, and extending far west as Ion 20
Packet ship Geo. Washington, Liverpool March 25
Brig Charles II days from Turks Island.
Br brig iiazelrigg, 81 days fin Newcastle.
Schr Julia Ann, IA days FIN Port Prince.
| Below, 2 ships, barque and briggs
PIIlLADELPFIIA,Ap April 20-Arr schrs Montgom.
cry, NOrleans; Jack Downing, Baltimore; Flora, do
! CPd, brig Leila, st Thomas; sloop Henry Reed
Baltimore; Gutter, do
! NORFOLK, April 17-Arr schr Boston, IL day:
FIN rIsland.
| Cpd, schr Philadelphia, WIndes.
! The outward bound vessels have nearly all SAILED
| from below.
| RICHMOND, April 1s-Arr schr Niagara, New
York.
ALEXANDRIA, April 1S-Arr schrs Peri, New
buryport; Richmond, NJ orlS.
Sailed, brig Ann Maria, Boston; schr Caroline
Salem.
SAVANNAH, April 17-Cpd, schr Cordelia, n
| York.
NEW ORLEANS, April 11-CPd, ships Hunts
vile, Liverpool; Nashville, do; bmque Provincial
Corunna; schr Henry Clay, NYorl; Foam, do; Al
pine, Boston.
Arr ships Neva, -Havre; Saxon, do; Mary Ann, do
Clarissa, do; New England, do; Orient, do; Cascc
Boston; harque Cuba, do; steamers Empress, Cincir
natl; Algonquin do.
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Al. Each State Delegation will be preceded by
a banner, on which will be represented the coat
of arms OF the Stale. The county and city dele
cations and clubs are allowed to use such banners
and mottos as they may think proper:
AZ. The procession will move in the order in
dicated above, at 8 l-2 o'clock precisely. Those
delegations and clubs posted north of Baltimore
street, as the column passes down that street, will
left wheel, and join the column those on the
south will right wheel, and SO on in succession,
until all have joined the procession.
ROUTE OF THE PROCESSION.
43. The procession will move down Baltimore
street to Caroline street, down Caroline street TO
Bank street-out Bank street TO Market street Of.
P.)-down Market street to Fleet--out Fleet street
TO Canon,-th place of meeting.
A. No persons on horseback Except the Mar.
shals) will be permitted to join the procession,
and to prevent confusion on the ground, no horses
or carriages (with the above exception and such
as compose part of the procession) will be al
lowed to enter the enclosure. The necessity OF
this regulation must be apparent, and will be
ri9idly enforced.
As. All music brought into the procession will
be under the control of the Chief Marshal and
will be posted according TO his discretion.
As. The delegations and clubs are requested to
appoint their own Marshals, who will act on foot.
AZ. Should there be any Wing association not
enumerated in the above, DESTROYS of joining the
procession, post will be assigned them.
AZ. The Pavilion is reserved for The ladies and
such gentlemen as may accompany them.
JAS. o. LAW, Chief Marshal.
JAS. FL. MILLIKIN,
WASHINGTON BOOTH,
CHAS. FL. WINDER, Aids.
LEVI FAHNESTOCK,
J. w. OSBORNE,
Baltimore, April IS, 1910.
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YOUNG MEMS NATIONAL PROCESSION,

tOOING hElNS TNhllONAl1 PROCEOolO4N,
MONDAY, MAY a, 1910.
The following gentlemen have been appointed AS
sistant Marshals and requested to meet at Nort
Bend, this evening 10th inst at o'clock.
Joseph j Parrot John G Proud Jr
Francis T. Nc Kinley VIM Stewart
A l. Moore B Owens
A B Chamberlain Andrew Warner Jr
Alexander Owen John " Millngton
James Williams II M Coleman
Thomas Bruif Joseph Manning
John Henderson A w Bradford
S Bratt James l. ID Gill
Levi James Jr. A G. Ludlow
C G Egerton, Jr Thomas Fl Morris
Ignatius Abel Samuel Pentz
David Montsarrat James Coll
William Hope Lewis Kiockgether
Flu Humphreys John keghler
Adam l. Mclean II O'Donnell,
John Reeves Henry Curley
Charles Mask James Jones
William Peduzi c II Arnistead
Thomas Ellis a Gould Jr
G. w krcbS Hu Cunningham
M Hall William Callow
Benjamin c Buck Robert Weir
Fho5 Monm1mer William Lcary
Henry Stevenson Phillip Littig, Jr
Samuel Harris, Jr ThomasD Allard
Ihorpdick Chase Nelson Poe.
G.. B.ggs S q w Teackle
Alexander Gaddes A Bouldin
Andrew Ray, Francis Barker
James A lie 1derson o Horsey, Jr
George Kane John Dreamer
William Tea john Lockerd
q Barnes Charles S Boarman
Joseph Pearson, Jr Robert Butler
Turner, Jr William Stafford
Francis NIc(iimis Thomas G. Pitts
Joseph Thomas James Hooper
Joseph Kreager, Jr j hewitt Steele
Thomas w Jameson Richard Duvall
3 Crane VIM NJ Chestnut
Charles Myers, Thomas Mullen, Jr
VIM III Peeherbridge, George w Brown
William Baker Robert Lawson, Jr
Charles Worthington Jr William Sherlock
Elias 7 Griffin Robert Spedden
Gerard J. Hopkins C. p Durham
BY order JAMES o. LAW, Chief Marshal
JAMES Ii. MILLIKEN, I
NASHINGToN BooTH,
CHAs. II. WINDER, aids.
LEVI FAHENsTocK,
j. w. OSBORNE,
Baltimore, .47Ta Is, 1870.
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A CHAPTER THE LIFE OF GEN HARRISON.
The materials on hand for the proposed publ
cation, may be inferred from the following ex-
tract from the General Index to the first twelve
volumes of"NILss REGISTER" embracing pc
riod of only six years.
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A CHAPTER IN THE LIFE OF GEEK. HARRISON.
The materials on hand for the nronosad nubIi-
-' a. Pa io'~ P''iA
catoh, may De inferred from the following eX-
tract from the General Index to the first Twelve
,,o1,,,as ofuNT--s, ID ,.A ,, ha.
-'-' w. eiio PS
ROO OF only SIX years
IIARRJSON G,ox & oe,N william, IT he d5o..
20 +ba Ior;s},Ht9,r [1S11I ,-o1 7 900 L. I4tIa
d. WaI9sb IN tbo Jndine II 5e i4ta. ~ un
In, ~, tbe s,,b;ec+ tt 60. ro,23eTt II dso ~:
br;s pen in tbe IT 8 and ma, aa y; ta
Kentucky militia III d: The forces T,rdsr bis COM
mand, sent /. IS12 III 40, 81. So. Ct attacbment
and enthusiasm of his troo1s. III I07; RESIGNS The
e-oyernment of Ipdi.na-ref,sas tbe snDo!ntr,ant
Of hr;g zen and deyotes himself N hs snider.
III 31R Ia. an editorial article re.npctx b;s 80
condnci mentioned. IT 5G: roarcbc. s0 ,n;Ies in
81 hours in pursu;t of the indians " H. seoe or
For+ Me~s Gee eeFort 6aaipsD and hos. ~ ,-o,;ous
aort;es ~ 1872: his oeiciaI repo-+s. " I9i 910.
de.a;I II the seiye see &c abovr Pracsor coItrtS
10 deliver him To Tecumseb if-Iy ss.3 ala. his
intrepid and modest reply to an isols.s simmons to
pen Proctor. ~ $50: holds conference 9TH tbs
Indians III S. reaches fort Wsvrle tIf 70: nres.
ing down the M.ume, III 1876; HE spesral order.
III 2l7; notices Of hi. army Dec a. 1912 III 315'
III go. arrives at Sandusty ITT 3f5.a+ Cbiiico+b
70 consnIt with gov Neies. Dec % 1S19. TT 3I5.
a general order Tespec{ins- col Csn1DbeTI,s exnedi
tien and merits of other troeps III I'm AZ the r.,
pids of the Maume, III s44; his movements III
363: letter To gov h4eies respecting col Te,y;s,s
affair at River Raisip i'll 3si: TO fbe s.rne CIV
;n.r an account of Wincbeste1,s defest III ISL.
with his armv at the Rapids, III 4Gs; st the River
Raisin. " IL: capturedLfor the New Han,nsb;r.
election " As: arrives AZ Cb;lieo.be Warcb
1S13. " GIG: his letter TO gov. shelly. Eeb 1eIs'
on The massacre at the River Raisin ~ 6f. On,
gagged in hurrying on troops, ~ 50 their numbers.
W14S: forged letter as from him dsceives go
Shelby " I90 he mentions Proctor's stipnla3;o.
to give hum up to Tecumseh at an Indien council
" S313; his general order respecting the wounded
and ppisoneTs at sandsky. " 4is his etter ~
GOV. Meiqs on the dismissal of some Of tbe Ohio
militia, Aug 6. 1918, " 42O; estimate of his force
W: his order respecting the recruiting service ~
420: his letter to- gov. Moirs cIainine nrotect;oa
for the Delaware Indians. Y &c: his letter snnonc
ing the capture of Maiden 117: his victory over
Proctor, see Thames and 1870. 13I. 134: mar
nanimons order of his troons sent 81 1919
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The character and services of no man that ev-
er lived have been so slightly appreciated, or
so little understood, by large portion of the
American people, as those of GEN. VIM HEN
RY HARRISON; for they have regarded him
merely as victorious general, whose highest
merit is success in contests in the field land whose
chief glory is the splendor which illumes the war
riors brow. But as great and enduring as is the
fame which he has won in fighting the battles
of his country, we believe that his felow-citizens
owe him deep debt of gratitude for his zeal and
ability in defending our civil institutions-for
the heartfelt patriotism he has manifested in pro-
noting the national honor and interests, and the
humanity he has displayed in advancing the
welfare and happiness of all who have served un-
der him in the tented field, or been thrown in his
path by poverty or misfortune in social life. In
deed, as deeply as we have been impressed with
the extent and value of his services in the bat
tie field and in the councils of the nation we
have been surprised on referring to the official
records of impartial history, that an individual
so pre-eminenty distinguished by all those quail
ifcations which should adorn the chief execu-
tive officer of this great republic, has been so
long permitted to remain in the obscurity of
''Loe CABIN" and finally doomed to drink
"HARD CIDER" as the only reward for his servi-
ces,by heparasites power, who Teasing on cost
ly viands and clothed in purple and fine linen,
dare to insult honest poverty which scorned
wealth if purchased at the expense of the coun-
try
To exhibit the character and services of GEN.
as they are recorded in "NrLEs'
REGISTER" admitted by all parties to be fair
and impartial record }, by extracts from his Off
cial rrespondence-incidenis illustrative of his
bravery and decision in the field and
intelligence and wisdom in council-his utter
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9T-KENDAL.L ,COURSE.-From arrangements
now being made on the Canton grounds for the
commodation of the Young Mems National Oonven-
tion it will be inconvenient for the trial to go
on at the Kendall Course, advertised for the 23d
and oath of April. They will consequently not take
place. The regular meeting will come off as usual
on the 18th of May.
apis J. B. KENDALL.
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THE VTPPECANOE TN1T sGOK.
DUFF GREEN
Proposes to publish By subscriptions,
A POLITICAL PAMPHLET,
To Be ENTITLED
TEE TIpRECEEOE TEXT BOOK

LOG CABIN CABINET,
RtOMPRIsTNC+ biographical memoir, mass of
" facts, official documents, accounts of battles
and anecdotes and events, illustrative of the char
acter and services of Gen. VIM. H. Harrison, the
peoples candidate for the presidency of the United
States, compiled from "fILEs' REGISTER and other
historical works,
BY WIN. OGDEN NILES,
LATE EDITOR OF esNILEs' REGISTER"
And respectfully dedicated to the
YOUNG MEN OF THE UNITED STATES
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TWO GRAND PICTURES.
THE DESTRUCTION OF JERUSALEM AND
THE CORONATION OF QUEEN VICTORIA
FESEEE Magnificent picture ofthe DESTRUCTiON OF
L. JERUSALEM, painted on two thousand feet ofcanva.
and designed by the late eminent artist, Benjamin
West, Esq, President of the Royal Academy, Lon
don, is opened for the second time.
The splendid picture, representing the CORONA
TON OF QUEEN VICTORIA, painted
nearly as large the other, and embracing an
interior view of Westminster Abbey, with the george
pageantry that characterized the occssion If also
opened for the first time at the DIORAMA, North st
which has been especially fitted up for the purpose
Opened from A. w. until dusk.
a5-Admittance to both pictures % cents. Chill
dreu under II years of age half price. ap17 At.
a ssE@SOF3S OEffCEI'-In c. mpauce with an or
"A dnance Of the Mayor aud city Council of Baltimore, for
the Appointment Of Board of Assessors, approved
March 25th, 1S39.-Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned will meet at their Office City Hall, on
the first Monday in May next, at o'clock A. NJ
and sit until o'clock, p. NJ and continue 20 sit
bove stated every day, Sunday excepted, until the
first Monday in June, for the purpose of receiving
from all persons liable to Taxation, true and correct
lists of all their property, both real and personal,
ccept such as may be exempt from taxation by the
laws of the State, or the ordinance of the corpora
ton.
NICHOLAS BREWER,
| GEORGE DECKER.
an 20 dt4thM
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BALTIMO ORE scum
AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS
Corner of BaLtial0re and Calvert streets.

Two beautiful Dagucrroype Sketches en- large SCALE
presenting the east front Of the Capitol aud the Unilsriaa
Church Washington, taken By Di. Woodbridge OF OHIO;
politely deposited By Dr. Garc who prepared the Like
nesses with the Deguerrotype.
living WHITE PARTRIDGE, considered a very great
curiosity, has been received from Ewmisburg. No sa-
loon Performance This week.
Abundance to the Museum alone las usuaIl
25 cts, Admittance To the Saloon and Museum
Lower Seats. so cents with the privilege Of
introducing a lady. Upper Seats IS cents.
Children half price ap 81
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DIED,
On the 18th inst, at the residence of her son-in-
law, Mr.. Christian Rash, Fleet street, Felps Point,
Mrs. E,IZhBETH YAM, in the 9Th year of her age,
after lorg and painful illness, which she bore with
christian fortitude and resignation.
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HOWARD DsTRlCT..-A meeting of the yanng IS higs
Of Howard District in Anne Arundel county will take place
at "Brown's HoeI,'' Eicott's Mills, Ed kSDAY, I'D
April II O'clock for the purpose ofsendng Delegates the
Wing Convnntion of young men, be held Baltimore
the 4ih of May apl4
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COSGsxERcBAL RECORD.
PETERSBURG MARkEM, April II.


Cotton.-We have but little change TO notice since
our last report. Holders meet purchasers freely at
from to IA cents-extreme rates. The general
sales Of fair quality IL to cents.
Tobacco.-There is no chargs in the market for
this article since report of last week. except few
hhds. of fine manufacturing quality, that have APP
peared in the market, and sold at ~ to SO 25 Re
ceipts large and demand steady.
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disregard of all selfish considerations when he
mad an opportunity of promoting the interests
or contributing to the happiness of his felow-citi-
zens-his generosity and humanity-will be the
chief objects of the "TIPPECANoE TEXT Book
which will be so arranged as 20 enable every
friend ofthe peoples candidate for the president
cy, on The hHsttngS, or in private debate to retute
SANDER or establish truth By reference TO official
facts and documents which no man will dare to de-
ny. In short, to place within the reach of every
lover of truth, complete history of Gen Harri-
sons acts and sentiments for period of nearly
thirty years. ''NnEs' REGISTER is daily referred
to by politicians and isahe principal source from
which the materials TO be used in the present con-
lest must be drawn: and, independent of the vast
benefit which must result from the "TExT BOOK"
in enlighssnng the public mind, it will save
much labor and research.
"THE TiPPEcANoE TEXT Book AND LOG CABIN
CABINET" will be published on the first of May
next, and comprise ninety sic pages, closely
printed and illustrated ecaM handsome engra-
uings, at $40 90 per hundred-single copies
IL ID cts. PAYABLE IN adraacc.
Address DUFF GREEN or WV. OGDEN
NILES, (who will superinlend the publication,)
postage paid.
Baltimore, My II, 1910.
51-Note-The Text Book will be published in
pamphlet form, but newspaper, and will be sub
lect to newspaper postage only. This will enable
clubs and booksellers at distance, who order it for
sale distribution to receive it terms that viii
place it within the reach of almost every reader.
RESOLUTION OF THE STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
At meeting of the State Central Committee held at
North Bend, April II, 1910, it was unanimously
RESOLVED, That the pamphlet to be published by
DUFF GREER, and compiled by VIM. Ogden Niles,
late Editor of FNILE's REGISTER, from the materials
contained in that work, and in other authentic
cords, to be entitled E'THE TIPPEcANoE TEXT Book,
AND Log CABIN CABINET,o be earnestly recommend
ed to the State Committees and TiPpecanoe Associ-
atoms of the Union, a most valuable auxiliary in
aiding the election Of the Peoples candidate the
Presidency, by exhibitin by OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS
his great services in behalf of his country, in the
cabinet and in the field, and his peculiar fitness for
that high ofce-and that they be earnestly invited
to extend its circulation in every quarter of the
Union. n. +. WILLIAMS Chairman.
! CTesD GEO. w. KREBs, Sec'y
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LYNCHBURG NTARKET, April Is.

LYNCHBURG MARKET, April 49,
EXtreme prices of passed Tobacco, IS so TO II 90
Inferior 10 common, so to 80
Common to good, so to 6 so
Good to fine, so to so
Good TO fine manufacturing qualities so to II 90
Lugs, as to quality, 2 90 to 90
Inspected this week pit hhds. Crops average from
So ~ to s. There was sold on Tuesday crop of 6
hhds. averaging 81 80; day of 5 hhds.
age 20. We consider prices fully maintained and
the article in good demand.
Flour (by the wagon So rs to 80
Wheat, (per bushel,) 0 60 TO 0 90
Corn, (per billy 2 25t so
Meal, (pcr busheD 0 so 20 0 90
Flax Seed Ger ton) O62 l-2 to IS
Oats, (per busheN 80 to 40
Bacon, by wholesale 8 90 TO 80
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DIED,
On the 18th inst, at the residence of her sonn-
law, Mr. Christian Rash, Fleet street, Felps Point,
Mrs. EsIzA BETH VAIN, in the 9th year of her age
after lorg and painful illness, which she bore with
christian fortitude and resignation.
g-JMAY FAIR--The ladies of line Schoar-
ship Society propose 10 hold their AnHu4l Far
| in the Saloon o. the Law Buildings, on FRIDAY
| AND SATURDAY, the Isl and I'd of May, and
to continue the sale on MONDAY the 4th of
| May The one-hali of The proceeds will be Sp-
piled to the cause of education, and the other to
aid in the building of the church of the Ascen-
sion, in the Western part of The city
| A large assortment of useful and fancy articles
is in preparation, and the managers hope that
their charitable object will receive a liberal
| share Of phil patronage.
The fIarilson Convention viii meet at tue Con-
yeptioniC chamber, eENorth Bend, on WEDNESDAY
NEXT the 22d inst, at half past O'Clock. BY
order, LEVI FAHNESTOCK, S..
ap IS ROBT. H. COLEMAN, sec
FrlPPECANOE CLUB, No. 4.--There
will be meeting of the Tippecanoe Club, No
4, THIS EVENING. at half past O'clock, at
the room of The Academy adjoining The Indepen-
dent Engine house. Punc,ual attendance is re-
quesied. BY order
ap2l JOSEPH C. BOYD Rec scc'y,
The regular meeting OF the Second Ward Ilppo-
canoe Club, viii be held at Whitehall on FRIDAY
| EVENING NEXT, at half past O'Clock. The
| Wings OF the ward are invited TO attend.
Officers of the Club
Gen. ROBERT BUTTON, President
ALEXANDER CUhTNIINS, Esq LIST V. P.
CALEB PARKS, Cd V.P.
PETER LEARY, Treasurer.
ROBERT S. BUTLER, Recording Sec..y.
c. l.. L. LEARY, Corresponding Sec'y.
ap21
a-yFlF tn WARD riPPECANOE CL u.
The members of this club will meet in Mr.
Sharps School Room, Exeter street, near Market,
l'THIS EVENING, 2lst INST. at half past oclk.
An address will be delivered by Distinguished
friend of the Wing cause. Persons disposed 10
become members OF the club are respectfully IN
vited to attend BY order,
ap2l JAMES Fl. VALIANT, Rec sec'v
ATTENTION.! SEVENTH WARD =
The Delegates 10 the National Convention are
requested to meet This Evening, the 9lst IF
April, at North Bend, at s O'Clock p. nj -
Pnnctna aitendauce is earnestly requested
HOWARD DisTHCT..-A meeting of the y.nng " higs
OF Howard District Anne Arundel county will take place
at "Browns Hotel" Ecott's Mills, " DNksDAY, I'D
April At u O'clock for the purpose of sending Delegates 10 the
the 4ih OF May next apH
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ATi'ENTtONl SEVENTH WARD -
The Delegates 10 the National Convention are
requested to meet This Evening, the 9lst IF
April, at North Bend, at s O'Clock Z. nj =
PnnctiaI attendance is en rnesIIv lennesi...i.