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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-21

The lat est news from Mexico indicates that
MAMMALIAN will soon have to ab1iclte and leave
the country or lose bis head. The hopes Of the
colony of onfederate emisrants to Mexico are at
an endin consequence of the destruction by Mexi-
can guerillas OF the houses and orchards of the
emigraEts.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-21

Our STONEWARE consists of Jugs, Jars and
Crooks. We constantly keen with our Hardware
linware OF all descriptions. Wooden Pals, Wash
tubs, Washboards. Clolhespins and CIo,hines. Sell
Sealing Glass Fruit Jars, AID Tin Fruit Cans
Patent and Plain Tops.
We will pay the Market Price for all kinds OF
PRODUCE, also receive old Copper and Brass in
exchange for all kinds OF Goods.
We warrant every article to be what is recon-
mended or no sale. Give us call, which will
cost you nothing, and see for yourselves. Ali ar
tices not OIL hand will be procured Of CHARGE.
Remember the place. Michigan ST., Argos,
Ind, opposite Steam Mill.
RAILSBACK & CHAPMAN.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-21

The Union men Of the Ninth Congressional
ination of candidate for Congress for this District
will be held at
WestviIIe, Lspsrte Co., Taesdiy, July 10, 1865.
Its hoped that full delegation from each
county will be present. Arrangements have been
made with the l.. n. A. & c. Railroad TO carry
persons to and from the Convention at half fare
The Convention will meet at 10 o'clock A. VI. to
organize.
By order OF Com,
GEO. B. ROBERTS. Chairman.
P. s tits proposed that a candidate for Prose.
cutting Attorney for the 9th Judicial Circuit be
nominated at the same time and place.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-21
Death of Cen. CaSs.

General Lewis Cass died at his residence in De-
troit a: four o'clock Sunday morning. at the ad-
vsnced age of eighty three years. lie has been in
declining health for more than a year past.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-21

Gold.-In consequence of the almost certainty
Of war between Prussia and Austria, and other
European powers, and the return of our bonds,
gold run up, on Saturday, to 1855, but has since
reee,ledt TO $50.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-21

We intended to reply to an article in the last
Democrat in relation to the Delinquent Land Sales,
but have been prevented by press ofjob work
and indisposition together. Next week, however,
viii do as well.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-21
Death OF a Veteran Editor.

Col. w. W. Seaton, OF Washington, for nearly
fifty years connected with the National lntelli-
gencer. died in that city Saturday. His age
was 81 years.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-21
State of Indiana, Marshall Co
In Common Pleas Court, October term, 1866.
Eliza Paul


Eliza Paul.
John g. Darling; the unknown heirs
of Benjamin Darling deceased; the To have sassae
unknown heirs of - SEYMOUR, de- ton of mortgage:
ceased Said Seymour being of entered Of record
the firm of Seymour 4 CrOweil of the
City Of Cleveland, Ohio, and Henry l..
CrOwell.
The plaintiff in the above entitled cause 10y her attorney
mas he IN my Office her complaint against the above
Ell defendants and it appearing 10y affidavit of comneten
person tiat said defendants John q. Darling and lenr,
La orwei are nonresidents Of the State Of Indiana and
that the other said defendants unknown 10 said plain
I'M said deeniants hereby notified of the tendency
said complaint against them. and unless they appear an
swer or denur thsreto AT the calling Of said
tho nrs day OF the Of said 10 be bcsuf
and held at the Court House i'm the Of Plymouth
the lst Monday Of October 1866 said complaint and tn
matters and things therein contained and alleged will u
heard and determined in their absence
Ana the said defendants will take notice that the plain
TN WILL on the 18th day of August 1866, between III
hours OF A. NJ and p W. ofsaid day, in Hsdale Nchi
gan at the Office af T. L. Rooms proceed to take the dpo
son OF John G. Darling and other witnesses, to be rea
In evidence in the trial of said cause.
JOHN C. CUSHMAN, Clerk
d. T. Phillips. Plaintiff Attorney.
June 81, lS56-3fs3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-21

Convention met, formed in procession and
marched to the NJ. F.. Church which was densely
filled with spectators and members OF the ORDER
Addresses were delivered by Rev. Thomas Com
stock. Rev. ]. s.. Ietfeld, Rev. E. II. Baker,
and ID. r. Pershing. The exercises were enliven-
ed with excellent music by the choir.
Adjourned to meet at Odd Fellows Hall at A.
NJ. the dty following.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-21
SECOND DAY.

Convention met at A. N. and was opened in
form, G. w. Sec. d. r. Pershing. presiding.
The Committee on Statistics made the follow
ing report:
Your Committee on Statistics beg leave to sub
NIT the following report:
LODGES IN TENTH DISTRICT
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-21

Ia
The Convention met at O'Clock P. NJ. and on
motion. Rev. A. Ii. Whitney was called to the
chair of the w. c. T., and FL. Beck appointed
Secretary pro TEN.
% motion the following committees were ap-
pointed:
COMMITTEE on CREDENTIALS
P. q Frry, No l62
NJ. Erwin, NJ. 293.
- McClouJ No G..
COMMITTEE on PERMANENT ORGANIZATION
G.. II. Thaycr.
J. r. Levaw.
C.. c. WigcBt.
COMMITTEE on ORDER OK BUSINESS.
Vim. Kendall.
- Brown.
Lucy c.. HSson-.
The w. C. r. then stated the object OF the Cor
vcntion and tn. work il was expected to perform
The committee on credentials then reported the
following delegates present entitled to seats in
the Convention.
J. r. Stallard, E. Wisent. of Coessa Lodge,
No. 81. A. ii. Widney. Redemption Lodge No.
800. J. Il Levaw, Mrs. Lcvaw and Sist. w. A.
Irwin, of Taylor Lodge No Sc. Frank Come
ford, w. II. Vail. Geo. lIoster and Sist. c. Blu
ell. OF Valparaiso Lodge No. 292. Isaiah Ad
amson and Uriah McClOud, of Akron Lodge No.
81. Sisters l.: c. Hissong. N. A. Miner. SADIE
Thayer, Of Aurora Lodge No. 293. Z. G.. Frary
]. 5. Hetheld. Jennie Parks. and Sarah Parks,
of Chrystal Fount Lodge No. N. w Downs.
E. VI. Biker, and n w. Davis, of Perseverance
Lodge No III Sisters A. A. Pcrshing and
Rhods Borton, Hope Lodge No. 80.
The committee on permanent organization then
presented their report, and the following pcrma-
nent officers were chosen.
A. II. Widney. w. c. T.
Sister l., c. Hissonr w v T.
A. G.. Miner, P. w. C.. T.
p. G.. Frary, W. S.
F. j. Beck. w. A. S.
VIM. Irwin, W. T.
Sister SADIE Erwin, W. r. S.
Frank Comeford, w. NJ.
Sister n A. Miner, w. D. NJ.
Sister Rhoda Borton. w. I. G.
E. G.. Wigent, w. o. G.
Sister Jennie Weaver, r III. S.
Sister Eliza Alexander. l.. II. 8.
- Comstock, Chaplain.
Permanent organic ,tion being effected. the
vention was opened in the subordinate degree. and
the list of Lodges called by the Secretary, which
was responded TO by the delegates giving cheer
ing report OF the condition and working Of their
respective Lodges.
The Convention then adjourned to meet at 4.
p. NJ.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-21
New & advertisements.
WEEKLY LETTER LIST.

l ETTERS remaining unclaimed in
the Post Oaice at Plymouth, State of Indiana, on
the 2lst day Of june, 1905
Toobtain any ofihsscletcrs the applicant must cal
for afretis-i !s,t.r give She date of this list and pay
for Advertising.
Ifnpt called Tor within a0afh they Will DC sent &c
the Dead Letter Cflicc.
Ladies' List.
Coon Mary Miss NcCurn-r PlieLa Seltzer Kate Mrs
Hooking Sophia ATsllackey Elizabeth Seiiz.r Miss
Henry IIIttie Miss Shank Mary A MrsWort Mrs Dr
Gents List.
baldwin Hey Shank T.
Bargcr To rcrJ S;uckcy A
Baker l.. Jones j y Slafht q
Chambers John Irnard VI Nort "
Harper M-LNsiinJ Williamson
l0lt1crUss III Smith >
d. u. Y. BAILEY. -. VI.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-21
THE REPUBLICAN,
UNION STATE TICKET.

tNEON STATE TICKET.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
NELSON TRUSLER,
OF Fayette.
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE.
THOMAS b. MCCARTHY,
OF Wabash.
FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
CEN. NATHAN KIMBALL,
OF Martin.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
DELANA r. WILLIAMSON,
OF Putnam.
FOR srPERISTESoEST OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
GEORGE w. HOSS,
Of Marion.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-21
WALL PAPER

II LARGE supply Of Wall Paper Of all kinds, and
Al Qualities, just received and for sale at
April l2-2itf PERsHING & cos.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-21

RESOLVED. That this Convention feel il 10 lac n duty
which they tho country and the world 10 publicly
express their utter apposal of the aerSed traffic which
desolatcs households destroys peace and happiness and r
ins the souls Of our fellow
RESOLVED. That with heartfelt regret the preva
ence of the erncious practice among the public men OF
our country where better cSamp should he looked ior
and that shall best endeav0rs 10 defeat the cleo
tion of and place in Office only such
endorse temperance and the temperance cause
REsoLyEn, That entertain with abn"freice ana dis
gust the common practice among the younger mcn
bers ufcumunity of uniting with temperance oganiza
ti"ns taking sacred upon ana speedily a
lightly violating them thus bringing dsonor and disgrace
upon and inilATing the influence Of eur noble order
RESOLVED That il should be- the duty OF the different
Lodges encourage distribution and circulatian of
temperance tracts and other publications, 10 disseminate
Temperance literature special and extra efforts 10
bring the nchriate within the range of their Influence To
mould the sentiments of the rising generation, ana 10
elect efficient and energetic officers
RESOLVED That the thanks of this Lodge are due and
hereby rendered I'll the members of Bourbon lodge. No
2c3 o. ofO r. for tie Of their hall. and Ia the pe-
pie of Bourbon cir hospitality in entertaining TIE
members of this Convention.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-21
The following resolution adopted by the Con

RESOLVED: Tat recommend To the Temperance N"-
tiers Of the Ninth and Tenth Congressional Dirmts 10
hold in each township previous 10
the nominaa conventions and pass resolutions d Inand
ing the nomination Of good practical temperance men tor
ali offices ia order 10 the vote and support OF the
friends of the temperance cause.
"A preamble Ind series Of resolutions, ctting
forth the llegaliiy Of the sale of aiulteratei liquors
and appointing committee to examine speci-
mems of liquors sold within the 9th and 10Th Dis
ricts. with view to the prosecution of the sell
ers if sad liquors are found to be impure, were
adopted by the Convention, but were not furnished
US for public iton.-ED
The Convention then adjourned 20 meet at
l O'Clock Pm.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-21
DE THE GOOD
TEysPr.ARS' CONVENTION
Held at bourbon, Ind, June 18th and
14th, 1896.
FIRST DAY.

FIRST DAY.
The Conv ention met at O'Clock p. NJ, and on
motion, Rev. A. IL. Whitney was called to the
chair of the w. c. T., and FL. Beck appointed
Secretary pro TEN.
o. motion the following committees were ap-
poiptoI.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-09
PAwrEr ciry, NrsaAsKA TEnmronr,

u
May g4th, 1896
Sunlight Was jas; beginning 10 steal ovsr the
neighboring blun, one morning last week, as
Ne belirodc sprightly little Indian p0ney In
front Of the Cinclnnatii House. Nebraska City,
aud struck outac the prairie for ravnee.--
The dew-drops ifembiei ON the grren leaves Of
the pralrie-grass like dlainondsin setting ofcm-
erald. 4 bracing Sonth-Wesi breeze oiled the
air with life aud buoyaney. The muddy hlasourl
wandered through Ne toflu0us channel amid
dense groves 81 cottonwood and was Lost 10
sight behind q chain Of high blulla In our rear
Our route lay 10 Southwest direction, through
one 81 tho rrhest and most promising prairie sec
tlons Of the West. The country was not low
and Hat like the pFaries Of Indiana aud Illinois,
but rolling, stretching away IN successive elsva.
tons and depfcssioua as far a. the eye eau reach.
Some 0fthesc elevations are more OF Ices abrupt,
while others ascend and descend BY easy and al
most imperccpible Slopes. There u no apparent
connection OF regularity between them. They
meet each other ~ al angles and with different
spaces Of low-land intervening, ~ though
they had been formed 81 The action Of wind and
wave durinQ many successive ages ON the hill
top ~ on the plain, the soil y rich black
mould, reaching from hires lsti 10 an lndshnlts
depth below the nmrlhee. Here and theru clnmp
Of timber stood out against The horizon, and oc-
caalonAlly thick Jungle u undeF-brnnh aud tree
waa seen, following sons little stream or Wind
Ing through broken Fasine.
For zen miles out Of The city Tho country l.
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Before Hon. ID. g. u. Emory, Judge John r.
knsor, Esq., Stairs Attorney.
THURlBAv, May 24ih.
FmDAY, June /.
solomon Tarllon, William High and John
SiansbuFy were ssverally arFaigned Tor robbery
aud pleaded no, guilty.
SATURDAY, June >
JeFvis spencer W. Adam n. Kroul exceptions
10 ratification Of auditors reports NJ. kroui
rented farm from Ne. Spencer on shaTes, aud
the bill 10 this case Il filed by Mr. Spencer TO
compel NJ. kroul 10 account with him for bis
share Of the crops rnisnd on the farm NJ. Kr0ut
alleges that Mr.. Spercer u In debt 10 him for
various lhings the auditor has filed Two reports,
one representing Mr.. SpenceF's views. By which
Ne. KTout is In debt 10 Mr.. Spencer IN the sum Of
$500, the other representing Mr.. Kronts views
b which NJ. Spencer Il IN delH 10 him Si3.75 !;
the defendant has Sled petition praying that 10
sues may he made up 10 b. sent 20 Jury
20 be tried petition held snb curia BY the judge
exceptions 20 auditors reports argued BY Mr
srencer for complainant, and by Messn. GitiinRs
and BoaFman Tor defeudanii not inlshed.
MonpAY, June 4.
The trial docket wns taken up this morning
and the following cases disposed o.: John Boyd
~. =. D. LanFenson Judgement By default !;
damages assessed nt 9ii0.ls.
John 3 sfanshury W. William y. Hooker
tried before Jury verdict In favor Of lainlIiI
JOAN ". Porter vs.. william o. Norman as-
ton On open account tried before jury Indg-
mens In hvor of plainliG for ei5o.io.
TIE trial aqekei having ben gone through
with, eouFi adIouFnsd.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-09
The susQuehanna Bridge.

A rsesai visipf5 fiAvfe g. Graoe asorisI o. 4
visE of,be massive bridge viih Ehich u. PHI
i41eiPhia, Wiiziszton Aad Bsirirlors RsllsUaE
co@pasy, is spaaainz ths sas7sshaaaa River a,
that place. Il T. indsel = Fors - sfgpeudocs
magnitude. The bridge. vhea coayls,st. Vii
Be iiftle overs u1.ls 10 lsazlh. ana side enough
for ihrre lises q track Tue depth u water ia
uhieh The piers ase sssz Is nowhere fss than
tweniy feet, and IN zone piscrs. l. asarly sishfv
fhess have ali ben ssak, aaA A1.dreis o. work
uen are noS Engaged ~ the we'd wosk q the
structure, workisz towards the centre from both
si6es o. the rivss u Is sspse;rl that the bridge
will - coorls;sa tbs SKINNER, o. a. le,s; rod
for gse BY The twelfth day o. sepisp.tsr nsxt.
% which day the Compaay designs formally
opening il for use. twill d9ab,lssa Ehen com
pleted, b one o. the creates, WORKS o. The Kind
In the country There are other bridges perhAps
as long, bot very feW whsre the river bridzsd
was a. dep, OF where the aHs esrs Vas uects-
sAry TO guard against The possibility q des,rue-
ton. The piers upon which this bridrs il bailt.
look a. " tbry were substantial enoaxh 10 9th
siAnd al The the currents likely 20 beet H. OF Al!
the ioe add snow which srsn the Allexnnies could
huri against H. aud Ss hops II may b. 20 but
We know someshing Of saaqsehanna 2. Hoods -
Ne know The resistless, ovsrpowsFinz force with
the surplus waters of thai stream and ia aala-
enfs are hureid onward TO the ocean, and ne fear
that the ingenuity Of man viii b. insufseien, 20
erect any barriers saiieisasiy sssong 10 ulth-
stand the treiDsndoss pressure. But Ne earnest.
y hops that THE may bea sasss..fsi undertaking:
the Company deserves H. for there IL 90, a bsiier
managed road IN the Union than this one.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-09

..|NA|-N |W|N "
ficury KnelI w. Lewis Turner action on =
promlsiory note tried bef11n Jury, The de-
enso 81 up s that the noIe. he cAn1e ofihls ae-
tlou. vas merely an Recommendation note not
flushed. Joseph Davia, alias Holiday, convict
Cd Of iaFccnY few days since WA. sentenced
20 b conhnod two years In the peniientlaFy: -
William Wolf who pleaded guilty 10 an indics.
meni Tor lnrcpny a few days since was sentenced
10 be confined lour years ID the penitenilary.--
Jonas Classon, who pleaded guilty 10 an indict.
ment Of larceny NV days Eince, vas sentenced
10 be confined 10 The pcnIleniiaFy Zoe four years.
"WEDNESDAY, juno 9Th.
Henry Knell v. Lewis Turner action on a
promlssory note reported yesterday verdict
tor defendant. Mesirs. John J. Snyder and
Henry 7. brooks for plaintiff benjamin q.
Barroll, EsQ., for defendant. The case Of the
State W. Margaret Seldom, indicted for larceny,
and the case Of Elizabeth seldom. indicted for
the same olIenss which weFe ixed for trial 10.
day, were postponed until Tomorrow, on nc.
count OF the absenee 1.-THE counsel FOR the de.
PENDANTS. No other business claiming attention,
court adjourned.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-09
Facts Tor the PannIe

We saEges; 10 oar Cuioa fFisn1s sho sus;ain
The Registry az tha, ihsy &c away se- fsisrS
rsfsranes tbe iolioWiRg valuable docazents -
rhsy Arsiass ~ PAF~ss 90 araE sgea isose 10
dsnoases TIE Regisssy AZ q Naryi1r6 whieh
si@ply prrvsnis ,he susu1iss q tbe eoaaf-v fruu
~osing Asa hoidiag osi0s
PaocxAMAr1ox o. sASuaMKxT AZ sKFFxEsom BArus
AsAiNsr rxsux MY
WAeysss The Co1xrsss q The CoaseIera,e
States % AmsFicA did. ~ an act approved 90
TIE efh day q August, issl. ezsitiea e "A sri
respeefiag niian eaemies tnake proxisiaa TIA,
PE0<i4n4iiea sho.ld - issus6 b. ths Pr-si3sni
e rsiatien - aiiea e1emies. and IA eoufcrnity
With TIE prgrisioas o sAid aci.
Nov therefore. I. JeGsrson DAVIS. Psesiaeag q
tie Confederate STATES q AnercA. do issue shis,
ny preeizna,ion ani 90 bersby oaDxz aad
E1QCtaz sssry ulaie att-rs = tis Lseef .S1ess q
fA< ays effsarfrsa yrzrs saf uprar&r uow uithin
the Contestants States. and adherinx % tie Gov
ernmen; % the Gated StAlrs, and acknowiedxiaz
The authority Of the sar1e. and not b<inx . eiii-
nen of TIE ConSelerMfe states % dspgrr fr1aa "a.
q ms proclamation. Aad DO rara al persons
above Described Uho shall rs1ain within ihe
Coafsdera1e Statss afer The expiration q nd -
rod offorty DAYS. hat fhey Sin be freaied as
aiia enrzliss.
Givsa asder NJ had Aaa ssAl o. he Confsser-
a. STATS e A1srica, =; Ia city q Risbn0ad
% tbs lab t.y AGgss'. 4. D., issl, b. the
Presi9est. fseai- jETFEEsoS DAYS.
r. 1T. HrxTER- Secretary % State
ACT % ATTAiSDzR AID uosrIsckTTox pAzEp 81 rHK
EEsE coNsanE.
The following ezceedingiy rigid acs u disfrzn-
ehissmeat and nttaisder Agains; the Caioa ussn
q The soash vas passed By The Richmond Con-
grsss IN 1851, via
b ( snacte4 1ir say clfisea Asldinz es<rr ss.i>y
a. Gspva@snf y IA Csifsd .<a,ss, sftsr IA 3lsf
= Jsfg, lssl, sAsh y Jorepsr bsnis&ef fra. AZ
80. al b dsei1refaa ALlrS ExEMY aaf fksf
any aifissss y Eeyyiaia ierazftsr nad.rsaksas 70
r1vssss ~ SAFE u Faryiaia ~ ~ Csagress a
fks Lnitsd &si<s, dali ~ adknioa q ~ sbo-s
PeaGiiss. u eensirrri gusi.ty II ,rrrssa. ssd he
prepefy d iia5is 70 eeafssafson
nadAition 10 this infamous enactment. Gov
srues Wis. Of virEinin. the Idolinrd orator and
sxponsnt o. soushern rhivairy. declared 20 an
inmsnse audisncs 10 Alexander, On the isfh ul-
timo WHERE be had ben invited 70 leesafs BY in
fneniial snd rsprsssnfalivs Rebels
I'll an traitor, lee ihem make the most q H.
II IN traitor, Why don't they Try ~ and
hanE ms have lost ny lands and property, bat
] uoald clean boots On yoar strsets sooner than
bow % usarpation. Lflhsf fgsss,pAsf, Isko.id
ausfagersd arupisg 1kem natsd fLaaahssr. I
fmdba Tksy m,gkf kars appealed .5or ysardon.
ssf sssid AaFs s.sn fAs~ DAM.vbD ssfsrs +
gouid hase gyanfsd Il.
We Do not think Ma, The Registry Law 10 ons
titbs % severe - shs Davis proclamation, o. the
srs q the Richmond Congress, or The declaration
a. sx-GossFnor Wise.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-09

iSrEansTIxa RaCE The race which took place
% tie EiofA TenF'e Troffsg CogFse. Herring
Res, letEera 'hr fa= -; Lawrence mare 4" Belle
n Baltimore County. oNlei By John y. Price,
ESQ a-4 3D. Belle = Bai'imors" owned by A
Joa1soa Go. There vas = very lArge Afieu4-
acc p tie lovers u The tart Baltimore County
fsriag great interest ia The success of iis stock
Ths n.Ai-h vas fof 81 600 rs; three ia aEe IN
Der IRE at1ic. Tie rare was won 10 three
s,rii ghtheats By " Prizes mare time - 2
% AL s5-Bslls Of Baltimore being distanceG
co he last Leaf;
L rslsi b gratifying to the people Of Bslu.
r1oTe c9uufy 20 sncW that Ee have been sue
oesE's IN his ;ro;, and Es doati 20, tina; a;
sosac fatgr- dar. A." or Belle will ssiouish u
81 We Ssh her sarcsss
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-09

Jar. DAVIS Bat ~ FAHs.--The following
10 given AZ JclI. Davis bill ef fare FOR his sun
day meals and u Is further stated that his
weekday living l. full IS ample and we'll -.
iscted. II does mol look - though he was very
badly treated. Those Of our bravo boys who
remember Andersonville, salisbury and Gas.
tls Thunder will think Il much better than he
deserves, and hey will think right,
wheat and corn-brcad butter, sugar, milk and
oolIae. WIZ
Dinaer--Brolled chickens. aiewed oysters, 10.
ie.eea, oniona. bread, butter, eolIse. sugar aud
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-09

>~~T0w-os Bass BALl CLrs.--At rneeiing Of To-
at0Ts cicd. hid a. the oiics q Wn. =. Keech.
Esq.. on wednesday evening iasi, the follosing
oicrfs zers elected for the sasginz three months
Pfe-idenf-Riehafa Gra.on.
icc-Presidsnf-Riehar1 Willis
Sscrrtary--Jobn q Conrey.
Trtasarer-Rob'. II. Thompson
Capt isi Vine -Chas. A. Conner
"a VIM. Z. George
"a q. Nicholas Whi,tie
sih Harry B. Chew.
The Ciub viii meet fox fed exercise every
Friday aitsTnoon ~ , 0cloek until further
hotter
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-09

- Be vigiiant fsllov-eiiizsns and harksu
20 the warning voice Of Andrew johnson -
Msrpiszf Jsnaai
ffAsarss dshnson bad remained true to the
rspeaied q warnings be gave his fslIow-cisi-
zsns before and al daring the war. there would
BE- 10 nsed to-day Of calling upon any Que 10
hsarksn 70 bis usisEancss. for they would have
fsund response IN every loyal heart. n bis
/. Iangnags now was the same a. when, b. The
eonenrfsnt soice Of nearly al The States, be vas
oailsd 70 he viss-Prssidsncy Of the nation, no
nesd souId shsEs bs q bic Invoking the vigilancs
ofhis legal alIov-eifizsnI. And RAndrsw John
go bed not changed, very diatrent would be
ihs i4aEuese u he hasyinsd Jbsrnaf That
papsr eaa psnlss NJ. Johnson ne~ Il may pre-
ssnd . - u bis policy " The only hope for
lhenalIen's salvation, bat n Ne conisuded now,
a. u days past, that treason should b made
odieas. that traitors shculd W. puniahsd,"
thai fshsis mazs take bach seat ln the work
q sseonslsasslen. would ne Journal Be found
amoas b. sspporlsnl When a. loyal men Of
shs n&tIon u<Fe battling xlIk armed srsauos.
snd shsn An1rsw johnson. n De Esusls e. he
uniisd States and ameue Ne mounl.in. - Ten
nsssse. rs huEilnR nnafhsmns a l<aIssrs a.s
iheir caass. dId hs language hen meef iAe sleus
and epiniens Of the editors q he lburnal and a
our Isssss-day Uslen men Then, b ~ ssrsr ~
idsnes tha' REssidIns Johnsoh has ehanssd ffom
lhs opinioaa - 80, hsld ihan ne net shat h
b surpor'ef new " Nna Who hars ben. las I
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