The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-31

G~pPEACE MEETING IN THE FIFTEENTH
- tTAhRAt Meeting of the voters of the i5s Ward
I*soaaoe 70 Peace Ga the h inst the following DELEGATES
T CarEe e'' Wiin s 'h 81 eefnba'E BOsleg John
don tG ''o"hs preamble and resolution unanimously
NHERgAs, Peace on earth and o,d will; toward man.,
was re t irsi principle Of Gospel inculcaon and
once ' ms lratrleltal war now being wagea in our
prnGpie OF humany and Chr.tianity as also those
under whose ausp ces we nave as IA%Ioy arrived at
grtahes ana renown unparalleled the history Of the
WhIrds The continuation of this unnatural strife tends
and deeper gull which now divides them but also en-.
ts upoh NE noensve thousands, both North and South,
poverty ana dire distress BE it therefore
a T5lgGa tst That regard coercion civil as
peace and toward man as also to the founders Of
@ tiS su9Versiye OF those principles Of jus ice a1d
OF all ties by which we have ietoSfe been held asetbeT
iSes which heretofore distinguished previous yexaons
recourse to that GggsLom tHat were solved without
Aa anli Er. has inaugnrsted.
meals G Of dSt We a1yGcate Peace and Harmony only
ol AGAIN uniting country in bon IS Of amity
nd ITe or a: least recoustrucns it on solid
ezsfGIse or best Efforts Individually au collectively
venton, assemble on the Bib Of Sepenb stand eig
10 only for snch eiegaes to the state Convention
word promote the Grvastt1g our land IL
{~{DNLNTH ELECTION DISTRICT PRIMARY
| - MEETING At GOVANST0WN.-At a meeting Of
Ta9ed the SS SPP Sats 10 h ti
d, 10Y AtsI'"n on Thu sday, August -, 1851,
WARD T. s %f5 called to the Chair, and WILLIAM H.
Inc OBJECT OF the meeting having been stated by the
chairman, the meeting Daotted five delegate To renra-
at ToWsnntown the 9th Septembe! next the follow
famed Eehten-n were unanimously elected Frede,ck
Bruno James H. Buchanan, William L. HobtzrI William
| : Whitley, Jam g. Harrison
n morton OF Jacob Aoh ze, ESQ the PROCEEDINGS were
ordered to be published ia the Daily Exchange and south
:. WILLIAM II. WARD,
south Secretary.
jFEDTHE UNDERSIGNED takes this method
to his frisr ne 'l,f
sixteen Ward, for their confidence and fren tslia in
eecting him to the city Peace Convention. being
prlncipe OF the Reform party that persons holding office
h9t take act We part III political matters he respect
| 'u prt Giecliies 70 act: , e. c. kICHAkDSOH.
s1.sn2re. Aug: .lth. lsGl L,
NJ Fl. MORRISON will RESUME the exercises
-. Of his AGA DE y Y FOR Y0 NC AIDES, at - "a
roDaAi STRGaa mar I'd 5p;l h Sfptenber hppii
beiween the hours OF 10 ami Il A. M AL st
Pupil S'5d i &c.? s sS5@S Of Music at
TEACHER OF The PiAH9 FORTE.
a3l-M Th&salm - - HANOVER ST.
0FsICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or
~ PUbLIG SCHOOLS, BALTIMORE, August -, ISL
questd t. be PROMPT in sending their children the re
sp ctTe Schools at o'clock a. Certificates adnisso:
may Ne received from any OF the Comm ssioaers.
33l6t J. N. AcJI.TON, Treasurer
C4EFrfFrlI WANTED We have ready sale a
SIS=-h-- this time for CARRIAGES, BUGGIEI and *
PisESS WAGONS, both new and second hand Person
having such articles can have liberal prom
sales by sending them II the SALTS BAZAAR cor
eT o, North ana Saratosa streets. Auction Sales every
WEDN ESD 3 and SAFE kDa \, at II O'clock.
EnGERTCN s KEYS
al 6t Propretors and Auctioneers.