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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-20
NOTICE TO TAX TAY ERS.
COIIECTOR'S OFFICE.

Parish of Jefferson, February =, 1851
NOTICE is hereby given to the Tax Payers
IN of the Parish of jefferson, that my Office
win be open from and after the 4th day of
March, 1861, and that there, from 10 A. M, to 2
O'Clock p. M, / shall be ready to receive the
State Taxes levied according to law, Real
Estate, Slaves, Capital etc, for the yeHr 1860,
I also notify all persons corporations following
a ftraaff profession, or occupation, requiring II
lcens& to eca at my Office within thirty days
from &SirRt of March, 1861, and provide them
selx3 q necessary license, in order 10 Pursue
or e3 In their respective trade profession, or
cectl2 I s. for the year 1861, and IN default of
which, III will incur the penalty of the law.
GUY DREl1X, Sheriff and
fAb2 I'd State Tax Collector, Parish of Jefferson.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-20

OOUNOhhLOh In DUoINhDO,
FRANK CKOs nx,
OF THE rnILADELrnlA BAH.
Ht Tells Fou How to draw up Partnership
Papers md gives general forms
for Agreements of nli Kinds,
Bills Of Sale, Lcases and reti.
tiOns.
Ia TctIs Xou How TO draw up Bonds and
Mortgages hndnviLs, Powers
Of Attorney, Notes and Hs of
Eschnmg", Receipts and Re-
lras"g.
NJ EclI. Won Tho Laws for the Collection of
Debts, with the Statutes of Lim
tuition, aud amount and kind of
property Exempt from ENrcn'
ton In every state.
~ Tells Won How 10 mako an hHsigumont
properly, with forms for tnmpO-
stiou with Creditors, aud tho
fuaOfvCnt Laws of every State.
II Tells KOn The lcgnl relations between
Guardian and Ward, Muster and
Apprentice, and Landlord and
Tenant.
n, CClIs Sou What constitutes Libel and Sian
der and the Inv Hp 10 MnTIingu
Dovcr the Wiic's Right In PRO
pcrty, Divorce and AirnUny.
~ EcgIs Won The ayIaptoIng Of ChOlcrn Nor
bug, Malignant Chol"rn Small
pox, DyKcnt"ry, frnnp, bfH-
"nnca OF ia" Bndd"r, Kidneys
and Liver, aud the best remedies
for Ihrir cure.
n Tells Won Tho Fynpt0ma Of IicurHy,
Mumpr, N"ufhRa, ApGPi"xy,
Paralysis, the vnri0uH Dis"nD""
Of the Thront, Teeth, Far and
Eye, and the b"St Remedies for
their cure.
II Tells Won The symPiorns Of Epilepsy
Jaundicc, FILES, Rupture, Dir,
cngcB Of the Heart, H"norrhhE",
Vcncrcnl DiBcnE"s, and Hydro
phobn, and gives IN" best reno
dies for their cure.
4, Tells you Tho beet and simplest treatment
for Wounds, Hrokon Bones aud
DELEGATIONS, SprHiBH, Lock Jaw
Fever Sores, White SwcllinRE,
Tlrrrg whtloyg. Bons, Scuryy.
Burns and ScTOiulR
IL Tells You OF the various da"nses peculiar
10 Women, md giyoB the berL
and aimplrai remedies for their
cure. together .sh uitry yHHtt.
b" h!ntz Tor tho preservation as
the health.
TI, yvrrk iH written Ia plain lnn"ung" if"" rom
medical ?, rIur 20 ~ 90 b. easily nHd' rzt""d, Will"
its Gruplrst recipes may Po"H aUF" go" m"nF hm's
'hr rp.' uT the book. II is printed IN o""r ht"
Dutu fvp.. Ir Illustrated with uppr0Vrint" "nHrnY
inv. ana viii b.. forwarded 70 yOur addrrsE, neatly
bound and postage paid. ON receipt Of -.
$1,000 A YEAR r pr. SI "% @S ny s '"'r'
where" In selling the ubov" work, as our Undue"
upnD,s - al anrb worry liberal.
For singh copies Of n" Book. or for terms g."
agents yy.,i other information apply ig OF 5el,ir' s4
JOHN Z. POTTER, Publisher,
| ag2J Cn 80. on samoan street, philadelphia, Pa
II ERNAN TuEILER, CoHcc'housc and
! i / Grocery Store, corner Of Lcgec au"
| Short street, CaHoiitou.
MORTIMER N REYNOLDS,
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-20
STATE OF LOUISIANA:
Parish of Jefferson.
Third judicial District Court,
II. II. Gogreve,
VS..
-E ~ s.a.

MT. q NTs. v IIYhHuhls.
DY virtue of and in pursuance Of writ of
ID ficri facias to me directed by the Hon. the
Third Judicial District Court Of Louisiana, in
the above entitled suit, will proceed to sell ut
public auction, Mt the door of the Courthouse,
Canal Avenue between Hampson and
Second streets, in the City of CaTotiton on
4 7 U II ID A Y, the 2nd day of March, 1861,
at the hour of II o'clock A M, the following des.
A CERTAIN PIECE, OR SQUARE OF
GROUND, forming part of the square Of ground
designated by the No. sXty-nne, situated in
Carrollton, Parish of jefferson, in this State,
per plan drawn by G. +. Iimpel, deputy surveyor,
deposited in the Office of the late G. II. Stringer
notary; said piece square of ground, being
bounded by Monroe Fifth, Leonidas and J Jeanette
streets, and measures three hundred feet front on
each of said streets, together with all the buildings
and improvements thereon.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
Terms of Salc.--Cush on the spot.
GUY DREUX, Sheriff
ian3Ots of the Parish of jefferson.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-20
Pay Your Taxes! Pay Your Taxes!!
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS
TREASURER'S OFFIt


City of Carrollton, january 30, 1861
NOTICE is hereby given to all parties residents
IN or non-resdents indebted 10 the City of Car
rollton for Taxes on Real Estate and Slaves for
the year 1860, that the said Taxes due and
payable from the first day january 1861, to the
first Monday in July, 1861
Notice is further given, that will be ut my
Office, Council Hail. daily from 10 o'clock \. NJ,
to , =. NJ, except on lloHdays-and on Saturdays
from o'clock =. NJ, to L. Nj, to receive said
Taxes, and if the same not paid within tho
above mentioned time, they win be dealt with
according to law.
jan30 FREDERICK KERN, Collector.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-20
Third Judicial District Court.

FEBRUA Try TERM-ls61
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-20
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Jcgcr8oa.
Third JudiCinI District Court.
William j. Maynard,
VI. mo. 1898
r. F.. Lotspcich

DY virtue Of and in obedience TO writ Of
ID seizure and sale to directed by the Hon
the Third Judicial District Court of Louisiana In the
above entitled suit, | will proceed 10 cell at pub
lie auction, at the door of the Court House on
Canal Avenue, between HampsOn and Second
streets in the city of CarrollfOn, on SATURDAY.
the End day of March 1861, at IN" hour of J.
o'clock A. M, the following described slaves
tO-wit:
! SIMEON--a negro mHn, slave for life, aged
about fifty years.
2 MARIA-a muiatrcss, slave for life, aged
about thirty-two years.
3 JOE-a negro boy, slave for live, aged
about eighteen years
I LOUISA-3t mulatrcsa. aged about I years.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
Terms Of 5alc-Cash tho spot
GUY bREtE, Sheriff
jau3O.ts Of the Parish Of JrG.rsuu.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-20

HERMAN THEILER, Coficc,housc and
/ Grocery Store, corner Of Lcyec aud
Short street, CaTroiItou.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-20
THE HON. JUDGE BURTHE, Presiding
CASES FINED FOR TRIAL:
Monday, February d, 1861.

Monday, February %, 1861.
No. 1925 Citizens Bank of Louisiana vs. E.
lmbeau & Z. White, A. Pilot E.
Hestand.
No. 1923. Citizens Bank of Louisiana vs. Edwin
White, A. Pilot, E. Heistand
Nc 1922. Citizens Bank of Louisiana vs. ]
Payne g. d. Gilman, A. Pilot E
Heistand " F. & ]. B. Cotton.
No. 1924 Citizens Bank of Louisiana vs. S. H
Fulow g. Edwin White, A. Pilot
E. Heistand.
No. 1867. Adam Bush, Peter Souliar and
Henry Hnkel, N. Commandeur, R X
Cutler.
No 1877. Euselins Franz, VIM. Smith, V. i
& j. b. Cotton, Dugue & Dreux.
Tuesday, February 90, 1861.
No. 1911. Frederick Beerman vs. George Brookes
N. Commandeur, w. T. Scott.
No 1889. Alfred Greenwood VS.. Succession of
Mrs Edward Livaudais 81 Adolphe
st. Amant N. Commandeur, Z Ber-
mudez
No. 1885. Henry Woolfskule VS.. VIM. Smith,
Thomas Howard, E. Hestand.
i, No: 1870. y James Wallace Robert Morris,
. .r.,.., Cutler s. Thomas v & b Cotton.
No. 1891. Imbeau Sc Mehle John Fournigue,
Cutler g. Thomas, J. Buisson.
Wednesday, February "a, 1861.
No. 1892. Aiphontine Sigur VS.. Zenon Perret,
G. A Break, L. l.. Levy.
No. 1866. William. . . Hamilton Robert Morris
Cutler1 omas, V F & b Cotton
No. ls4a A. ST. 4 VS. Ed Livaudais ct ais
EBermu, Dugue & Dreux, Roselius
No. 1894. Imbeau & Mehle Guilaume Betleze,
Cutler & Thomas L w Gaennie.
No 1873 Anna NJ. Smith VS. VIM Smith, Cutler
& Thomas Dugue & Dreux.
Thursday, February IS, 1861.
No. 1910. Maurice Casey ct ais VS. Thomas Hay,
N Commandeur, II L. Preston.
No. 1859. VIM Jaynes Morris g. Mackey,
n ComIpapdeur, r X Cutler.
No. 1915. D. NJ. HS~ sworth Solomon Cohn
Frederick. enes, Christian Roselius.
No. 1859. William Had slith VS.. Bernard Casthry,
Cutler &, Thomas, A L Tissot.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-20

WAS committed to the Parish Jail of 2
w the Parish of jefferson, the mn 40
day of February, 1861, the slave boy'HN
CHARLES black, has scar over the ~
right eye, ; feet inches high; says lac belongs
to Mr. Charles Holmes, Of Mississippi.
The owner Is requested to come forward, prove
property pay charges and TAX" him away.
GUY DTtEUX Sheriff
febl3 of the Parish of Jefferson
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-20
STATE OF LOUISIANA:
Parish Of Jefferson.
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
Thomas Fellows,

Mrs. Marie Louise Allen.
DY virtue of and in obedience to n writ of
ID seizure and sale, to directed by the
Honorable the Third Judicial District Court OF
Louisiana in the above entitled suit, will proceed
TO sell at public auction, at the door of the Court
House, on Canal Avenue between Hampson and
Second streets, in the City of CRrrOllton on
SATURDAY, the I'd day Of March, 1861, Mt the
hour of II o'clock A. NJ, the following described
property, TO wit: -,,, -, -,
oil the improvements thereon, situate in the CITY
of Jefferson, in this STATE, and designated by III"
Nos five. six seven and eight Of sguar" NO.
fftv.fve which is bounded by Napoleon Avenue,
Berlin, Pitt and I'rytania streets as Per pan
drawn by a. s. Phelps surveyor on the 10Th f"y
of February, Jsi9, and deposited IN the 'ihI' "'
J. X. Beard, "A notary public in New Orleans. l"'-
Nos five, six and seven adioin each "th'r. am
measure ach twenty eight feet seven inches tI"n'
on Napoleon Avenue. ~ orc hundTed fg{d twenty
feet in depth between parallel lincFt lot NJ" seven
forming the corner oB Napoeon .SrScnus aJ'd Put
streets and the said lot No eight adioins the rear
Of the others, and measurts thirty feet front on
said Pitt street ~ 3se- tun4ref feet IN "'P'"
between parallel lme9.
Seized in Ilie abCsss as oaSuit.
Terms of salc-CASI DN THE SPOT.
80 GUY DREUH, $bTB
iauG6ys o5 tls I'ayiah nj JgTcrs0n.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1861-01-31
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT..
IANuARY 3 1861.

DY;yIRTUE of the power conferred on nc BY an
Is 1Ordipance of the Convention, requiring the ap-
pointment of an Executive Council and for the con-
ycnient distribution of the duties to be discharged
by that Council, / therefore make the following
divisions in the Executive Administration
l. THE STATE.-Having for its functions the
assistance of the Governor with the exercise OF his
powers, as now delegated, and more especlally IN
his intercourse with the States, and also IN ar
rongements with foreign powers, as TO Consuls
and Treaties, and regulations rs to commerce For
this appoint the Hon A. G. MAGRATH.
3. THE WAR.-Having for its object the super
vision of all matters relating to condition OF hos
tilitics and the management and military DISPOSE
ton of troops to be received under different Or-
dinarces of Tie Convention and Acts of the Legis-
ature and as to the management of troops IN actu-
tual service For this l appoint Gen. D. f. JAMl-
son.
9. THE TREASURY.-Havingu under its juris-
dict;on and supervision all matters connected with
the fiscal relations of the State and the practical
details in raising the funds provided for by any
Ordinance of the Convention OF Acts of the Legis-
lature which are not specially transferred to some
other department For this appoint the Hon. c..
G.. AIEMAIINGER.
A. TIE POST OFTiCE.-Tts functions Indicated
by the name, and including therein so much OF q
connection with the customs rs relates to light
houses, buoys and matters of that nature. For
this | appoint Gen. W. W. HARLEE.
5. INTERIOR-Having under its direction To-
cal matters within the State, including the Militia
and the Coast Police For this l appoint Gen. a.
y " ~ T. W. PICKENs.
Ian 10 1861 81 1t
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1861-01-31
AN ORDIN.A N.ANGEs, !,
To Raise Suppsics for the Tom Z f0r
gear commencing the LIST Of 5aealaeElls5ll = 50 =.

To Raise Supplies for the 7oton tor tAe
gear commencing The lst Of Jqnuaig,: ssl
BE IT ORDAINED by the Town Council of An. An.
derson, That a tax for, the and an the manner
herenaftermentioned, shall be raised and PAID IN
to the public Treasury of the towM:Q derson for
the use and service thereof that istd say len cents
on every hundred dollars of the .yaiies all Reel
Estate withl the corporate limits otsfae SAID town
Except that, of churches, schools md rairoads)
ten cents for every hundred dollars:sglth OF. the
amount of sales of goods, wares md chahdize
fifteen cents on every hundred doHacs:Morth Of the
amount ofincome from ell factoragy ernptoyments,
faculties and professions including the profession
of dentistry ten cents on every hundred dollars OF
<come received on moneys loaned at interest, and
rdiVidends from Bank and all other stocks;
+ {cents rer head on all slaves; two. dollars per
aaIl free persons of color over the age OF 8
lffsy cents for each two-horse carriage or
horse vehicle Kept for private use; s tTen- ,ll
z Its for each one-horsc buggy. or.ot ller one
.e.kept for private uses Fifty cents for
= Z ~ wassnsor other four-hoTse vehicle
Fs Awo dollars for each en- horse
4, Eoyehicle kept for hire; FIVE
Sour-horse kept. FOR
o rpmnbus kept Cor hire;
&c kept for hires; f fly
corporate limits of
n +. tKner thereof ;sflfty
private use by
Estate within the
,sainod by the ap-
q o - - appointed by
Is ,1n the said real
Eshe, said assess
l5Ic 70 wofkssls ihe erosds
sd town for theyear 1861
3eompound therefor by the
Donars by the first day of March
person liable to perform patrol
limits of the said town for the year
$he payment of One Dollar by the
~ be excused from such duty.
rcil and Ike seal of the Town affixed
s S0th day of January A. D. 1861
S. NJ. WILKES. IntenGant.
", Clerk G1ancik
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1861-01-31
Anderson Military
CLASSICAL ACADEMY.

THIS School has been in noperation during rhs past
year ard the success which has attended it, ind'l
cos te Trustees confidently to believe that 1t may
a made one of the leading educational institutions
IF tha Kind in the State. The health and good
morals of the Town render it one Of the most de-
srablc locatiopstfor Q seat Of learning IN the
Country. ylire is not licensed bar IN the place.
gbs esf cdyonfaaes are offered here for Military
training. which is nov considered very mportant
addition to the education of young man. Ine
South NAV in future require that most Of her sons
receive military educations, especially when II may
be done without detracting from other studies.
The uniform is frock coat Of grey material OF
Southern manufacture, and neat but pam aaor
Cheap so as to be ir the reach OF almost any one;
Pants Of the same material. There is large anu
clecant.parade ground attached 70 the building,
which is in a quiet part of the Town.
Students will be thoroughly prepared for the
Citadel Academy, for any of the Colleges OF the
State or for The active business pursuits Of life
es45- Good board may be had at ten dollars per
month.
The scholastic year will consist Of one term OF
ten months, to begin on the l4h OF January, 1901,
and n short vacation will be given about July or
AUGUST. MS may be thought best. The rates OF tut
ton have been reduced to meet The financial srir-
gency Of the times.
Heading Spelling ana 4Arltnmetic' pet c1eno
The above, with Geography and Gram ao.oo
mar, " ". W
The above with history, Elements Of AZ
zebra and Philosophy, or either, % W
The above, with Latin, Greek and high
er Mathematics or either. 5oVo
GSg Payable per half term in advance. 49,,
Cant. J. NJ. Adams a graduate of the State Mil
itary Academy, who has by three years service
gained the confidence of the community, will take
Charge of the Mathematical and English depart
nanis and will give full instruction In military
tactics and the art of war.
The Classical department will be under the care
of one entirely competent anttted for the position,
JAMES t. ORR Chm Board Trustees.
N.Y. No pupil will be placed in-the Military de-
5artDcnt n aganstthe wishes of parents or guardl-
ans. 40
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1861-01-31
( COUNTRY PRODUCE.
sheriT's Sales.

DY virtue Of various writs Of Ficra Facias to nc
directed, will expose TO sale on Salelay in Feb
rlary next. within the usual hours OF sale, before
the Court House door at Anderson, the following
property. to wit:
One Tract Of Land containing one hundred and
sixty-onc acres, ono grayorsc, and ono cream col
orcd colt, levied hepropcriy of As" GARRETT
at tie suit Of Vim. Hudsins, and others.
One lot Of Brick at Williamston on Tuesday after
Salc-day in February next, levied on as thep proper
ty of the WILLIAMSON Hotel Company, at Nc suit
Of Stephen 1lcCully.
One sorrel horse, one bay mare one sofrel mule,
oHc yoke OF oxen, one four horse wagon, levied on
IS Tie property of D. G. Hix, at the suit OF e. D.
League,
ono buggy, levied on as the property of Thomas s.
Mattison, at the suit OF Shirley s Lewis.
Also, on Tuesday after salcday next. at Pcn(llc,
ton village pair of bellows snyis Is l, lot Of
ON ccer. Hot Of castings, lot Of hammers levied
on as the property of P. B.. Hawkins at the suit
CT j. NJ Adams.
shcrif-s Office, Jan. II, 1860 22-ts
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-03-01

Lewiston. died at her boarding house Of dip.
theris. Il is stated that during one OF her ms
ny severe spells Of Coughing and strangling.
on Wednesday. she threw up . piece Of fslss
membrane eight and a half inches long. three
fourths wide and an eighth Of an inch thick.
y William l.. Yaneey. the great Southern
fre-eater and leader Of disunists, having been
ordered to stand aside by the Southern Con-
grcss, has announced his attention to retire
from the field OF politics.
TcSsoRiAL ARRASGENESr,- the fin
ished knight OF the razor and shears,
whom no one in our goodly city more highly
e,eels in the practice Of his art, has removed
from his shop in the Biddrford House to 8 new.
ly fitted up room in the Quinby & sweetsir's
Block opposite the Post Office, where he will
hereafter see his friends and pursue his profess
sinn
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.l;ofice OF ForeciOsMrc.

UIlE undersigned, Trustees of the holders Of the
bonds issued and payment thereof secured, by
the YORK 4 Cumberland Railroad Company, by
its deed of mortgage to John u Myers, bearingdate
Feb G. 1851, rs ofrecord will appear, having appi'
cation inado TO us by, and instructions from, hold
ers of said Bonds TO an amount equal TO one'third
Of the amount OF said Bonds now outstanding, they
claiming T. have said mortgage forecosed, ny rea-
sen that the conditions thereof have been broken,
anu that the conditions Of said m1ItgaEe ana
bonds are, that said bonds bear date Feb l. 1871,
and are payable In twenty years nom said date,
and that interest shall be paid thereon sem;annu;
ally, from the tenth day OF February, 1871, anu
that said interest has remained unpaid for more
than sixty DAYS after due and still remains un
paid on said bonds. by said Company. although
often demanded and that no part OF the principa,
of said londs has been paid In pursuance OF sain
application and for reason Of the conditions aiore
said OF said mortgage, having been broken by said
Company as aforesaid, and that by reason WHEREOF
said Bondholders claim a foreclosure OF said mort.
gage We hereby give notice accordingly OF sa,d
claim, and of the conditions aud breach OF said
mortgage RS aforesaid. and OF this claim TO- FORE
close the same all pcrsons Interested therein eau
govern themselves accordingly aud this notice \.
given for the said purpose OF foreclosure In behalf
OF the holders ofall bonds 10 outstanding and UNI
paid under said mort gage.
As witness our hands at the city Of Portland on
this twenty fifth day of February ID 1861.
JOS ILSLEY, [ Trustees
wv LANE, 80.
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Messrs. Logan and Palmer for Compromise,
Messrs. Wood and Cook against II, and MIR.
Turner undetermined ~

Messrs. Logan and Palmer for Compounds,
Messrs. Wood and Cook against II, and Mr.
Turner undetermined"
From the Times' correspondence:
can important consultation OF Republican
members OF Congress was held last night rels-
tive to the course 20 be pursued the coming
week. II Was generally agreed TO take no pos
tive step until the report OF the Peace Confer
encc Is submitted, when they propose to act on
that Immediately. Another consultation Is go
Ing, on Tonight. Many members say the
wishes Of MIR. Lincoln will control their action.
A member Of the Virginia Convention arriv-
ell here this afternoon. and reports that the
State is firm for the Union, unless n coercion
policy be adopted. lie thinks that any attempt
to collect the revenue or recapturc the forts.
will carry Virginia out unanimously, but that
q failure Of the Peace Congress amounts to
nothing.
Several gentlemen have been telegraphed to-
night, among them Messrs. Ashmun Of Massa-
chusetts, and Wells Of Connecticut, and some
Western men, to come on.
Mr.. Lincoln remains ut his hotel quarters,
and will not 60 TO his private house as was an
ticipated. lie received several visitors to-day.
The hotel halls are crowded with people anx-
ious to get sight at him. He told his friends
to let all come that could he was glad 10 see
and welcome all he was public property now,
aud would. 30 far ms possible, ignore personal
case. n his duties would soon preclude the
possibility of 9 general reception Of friends.
Mrs. Lincoln, while passing through Balti-
more, was grossly insulted by rabble which
surrounded the car in which she was seated in
company with Mrs. Capt. Hazard, Col. Sum-
ncr, Capt. Pope. Judge Davis aud Robert Lin
coin"
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-03-01

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