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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-11-24
HAND-BILIS:
Miscellaneous.
DIR. II. sAPPINGTON's
LIVER PILLS.
For Purifying the Blood, Strengthening
the Digestive Organs, etc.
Miscellaneous.

'I'hE iudiciurB u-e oi Dr. sappingion . Liver
l. Pals wili. with certainty, eradicate all
l"ui iJEiors, correct Reorganization oi tho
stomach, and restore healthy acton ., the
Liver, Bowels anu hidncSs.
They are suited Tor eit lcrsex AND vii y, ~.
C'stafa fgre fJv
tEDlOEoTIUN,
CONSTIPATION.
LUsS ~ APPETITE.
D!M&Lss or SIGHT.
,pecks or Webs before The ,ht; Pam IN the
'houl irrs. Liunbs, siic and back burning IN
he Palms o! thc Hand. 90 soies oi H.. Feet 4:
suliuess ~ Woight iu h. stomach Opprcs.
-lea oi Tie .t,t; t..li!iness, PalritaiiOu %
a" Hear. fa.r, u ta'' lcn4pl,. o- u-udachc;
Sudden tlush,s - Heat 4;s-ti~,- ilvss often
pIstarbcd D. auis af'' Depression VI sp4lts.
Itcy have a sprcinc acton "n tue sCcrsiiout
md kxcrctiOna. aud asset mature - sxp.i ell
mpurtic-.
Aitcr taxing lew do..s oi IL, Pills the Liv-
er, Sail. aud kioHcys .irv "u4b.eu tp perform
their function. .na vigorous auu healthy man
ncr and all the hove symrioms will disappear.
as 'LCy arc caused by dl-ca o. 'hc Liver.
The Liver j. The organ whose Office !. il t.
P'-ify the blond therefore unless y j. In n
healthy condition We viii have impure blood.
and are liable 90 any of the ngmerou. diseases
caused by want 81 action IN this most i'm por.
iaE' Of al the organs.
Ss-Iake a box %. the Liver Pills aud have
Health ami Pare Blood. sent by mail for 80
cent. Prepared only 10y
pR. i. PPlNGTOS.
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.iutt,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-11-24
POETRY az LABOR.

foil swings the ar. and forest. bov;
The SEEDS break out IN radien, bloom
Rich harvcsts smile behind the ploS.
Add cities cluster round the loom
Where tosering domes and tAp-ring splres
AdoFn shs vale and crown the hill
stout labor lights tts bcacon Gre,
A1a plumes With smoke the forge and mill.
The monarch oak. the woodlands pride,
Whose trunk 10 SEEMED with lightning ssars
Ioii launches On the restless tide,
Aud there unrOlls the Gag Of stars
The engins with its lungs of Game.
And ribs % brass and Joints of steel.
From L.abors plastic fingers cane,
with sobhinE valve and NhirlinK wheel
Iis Labor works the magic pfess.
aud turns the crank In hives ef toll
And hrekons angels down 10 biess
Industrious hands on sea aud soil
Herr san.hroSned Toll. with shining SPADE
Links lake 70 lake With silver Ties
Strung thick with palaces % trade.
AID temples towering 10 the skies
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-11-24
Our Young Men.

few days since the sad intelligence came 10
our community Gays sRn exchange. that one Of it,
eslima1le aud tniefpfising young men had 0een
,osi ~ SEA, and universal regret was felt, and
deep sympathy manifested Tor those who have
i'een %, this sad event 90 suddenly called 10
= worthy aud aiierliOnate 500. brother and hus-
oSnd bat the thought come 20 us. OF how ms
ny who arr sil in oar midst, might thrse sad
words more irGihfuily lie said" young nian
lost The lAmenird young ship.masler 10
whose Sudden death Ne have alluded, died hon
orahly al the poet OF duty. A dearly-priRed life
was lost, but not the virtues which make q lite
estimable. But OF some Of us IL might he said
% There IL a young mAn losi mot lost 10 life.
bli lost ~ manhood. 10 VIRTUE 10 industry TO
Integrity, and 10 honor r. Aud s not this = sad
der thigg 10 say! When we are Young man reel.
AZ drunk In the streets. when We see him the
habiiual irtquenier oi bar rooms, when we know
hiii. when he associates habiinally with tiplrFs
aud roWdics. IA not here " young r.aa lost -
such young men we have. aud they are not con-
hncd 10 the iansiies ot the poor, the Ignorant
and the deyFadrd. We knoW them. Our ciii-
Erns generally kEow them. IL 10 known that
tutsc Young men are lost that thry are
squanderins their time, their health their oppor.
tuniies their virtue, their industry, their honor,
aud unless they turn from the road they are par-
suing, !; will lead them TO ruin. They might be
honorable, virluous, industrious laying the fopn-
daiion Of career 0f industry, honor an wealth:
bu, Instead they are making such career more
aud more nearly impossible and wasting life NJ
the outset. The glory of a Community 10 ia iu
Young mon. u is TO them Il must look for 10
future position and achievements. Shall the
Nonng men Ut this community bring Il 10 0 ame
instead Of honor Shall they forfeit al thrir Op-
por'uni,ics for honorable and sucosfal life ?
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-11-24

THE woxEs MoviSe -Ths Equal Rights Asso.
citation, which is the new name of the Womnn's
Rights Association. ~ill hold a Convention at
Albany, y. y, on the 20ih and 2lsi. 10 /" bury
the woman In the citizrn,' aud 10 demand suf
fFage tor all ctif-ns without disiinriiua o. race
or SIX The mrr,inE v especially dssisned 90
Asitaie for citizen suta age In this Large ssnss
With rvfrrener 10 the prpIos-d revision a. The
Constitution of the State oi Nrw York The ven.
ecahlr Quaker prearher. Mrs. LacF~,ia Mo,t, 10
President Of the Association. and S.san y An
ihony ne Secretary. eMn. Elizabeth cady Stan.
ton, Theodore Tilion, Fanrrs ID. Gage. Lucy
Stone, aud other women o; celebrity In reform
movements, are expected 70 speak at the Cenveu.
'ion and IL cannot fail TO be very PHEASANT and
entertaining affair. The ladies deserve rncour.
ageneu, in their effort 10 give us something 10
talk about, now tha, the rlrciious are over
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-11-24

nan there lived in our neighborhood = farmer
who MAS usually reported TO lie a very literal mAu
aud uncOmmonly upright 10 his dealings. WheE
he had any ~ the produce Of his farm 10 diepuse
"f, be msde II an invariahle rule 10 give good
meafurss-rs'hsr moe than would 10 required
~ him Onr o. his frirnde Observing him IRE.
quenilr doing 80 qussionrd him ~ 70 why he
did II ne id him he gave too much and said
q world be 20 his disadvantage. Now dear read.
~. mark the AnsNer Of this rxcrlleni m-n
g Cud has rrrmi'"d N" hu, one Journey
ihrough the world and when ! AN gone I ean.
not return TO reciiiy n.isiskes" "
Think OF this There is bu; one journey
through lie.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-11-24

Sraoss CHARAcrERs Strength Of chAreter con.
ss's ~ two tLings-pow~r Of viii and % self.
'rsiraini. IL requires two things therefore, for
iis exs'enee-slFonR feelings and strong CON-
fnnnd over them. For, II IL here that We make
great mistake ve mistake strong feelings for
strong character man who hears III before
him. before whose frown domesiirs irsrnhle. and
whose bursts Of fury make the children of the
household quake--hecass- hr hes his will oheyeA
and bic own way In al 'hiugp, we call him q
nlnaSs man. The truth 10 that he !. the weak
ls his PASSIONS that are strong hr
10y them, Is weak Yoa must measure
BnRih of mAn hy the power OF the feel.
iuss he tnhdues, not hv the power Of those
which suhdue him. And hence composure is very
. often the highest result Of strength.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-11-24

SiaSs or a sEyrRE wiSTEA Prom all quar-.
'rrs We hear Of PHENOMENA Whch are generally
regarded ~ p-esagrs ~ SEVERE winter iives
"sefiOwiug with hos-y nnusnal urkBsss Of
corn husss. aud ID, iars OF Wild beasts; the MI
grafton uf rats from the West io the South and
's the season advanres. We SUPPOSE ih,r will lie
added io this list of signs. extraordinary eiurrs
Oi n1,r laid up by the sqIirrris. However much
We NAV hr dispose 10 sHe ai snyh Oni-ns. nnd
leave them io the crrd-nce OF The ignorant. IN
vi-w OF the venerable antiquity a. the iHih re-
posed IN them. they in sonI- degree rrsysrta.
"l~, and IL would hr we'll tor even the niOsi 10.
creduious TO he prepared for a severe winter.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-11-24

Do ~ Yor wouLD BE DoxE Uxro.-The horse
OF lious man living in Massarhuseiis. hap,~a.
ing 10 stray into the road. nei. hhor o. the man
who owned the horse pat him inio the pound -
heriing the owner sta.a alter. he told him n hat
he had done aud IL I catch him iu the road
again said ir "fH 10 sgain" Nigh.
tor. replied the other - not long since lossk.d
"ui Of NV window ia the night and saw your
sHiir in tny Hradow. aud droyr thru oat and
shut them IN ,our taId. and IN DO Il sgaia -
struck With the rrPl,. the nirn liberated the
horse from the pound. snd paid the charges
himself. " A sOit answer IurneIh away wrath"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-11-24
Tears.

Tears are q luxury, at times even 4 blessing /:
aud We will maintain the TACT. though, oy 80 do
inE, We incur the Tidicule OF few siTOug-iniud-
ed women, aud The impatient sn-eri = tic lords
Of the creation. Tears flow IN different Navs--
They may fall gentiy aud slowly like the drops
from the clouds passing over the summer sGy
and they NAV rush from their soufoe with the
impetuosiiy Of the broad and RAPID stream. Thev
may paes away like the summer shower lcavin :
noughi but sunshine upon the counienance, or
they may allow their trscca lo be visible IA lhr
Swollen eycds, the settled look 81 gloO,n and
melancholy which shows ,ha, there is but 4 iu!l
In the storm OF passion Or SORROW ihai slight pru-
- tilla only IS gtctssagg io u,tu tie EouI-gttrs
J. lien teii-tOuitol AHs ciOtfl, ana tL- torrent
Sill bgnt, forth with geacved yrht.neurc Aud
how various are the causes o. tears Jov s0r.
row, sympathy will each In iis turn draw them iiI
rom The well OF feeling. When the SOU expert
eneet The intensity OF some great siadnsss. hen
the las; drop Is adisi TO the sup ofnitt-rucs and
the senses are bcnumbed by he weight uf woe
which 10 pressing upon them lee We not hnd 10.
finite relief 10 removing lhe .rour from 'i.. vel
and permitting he hfivh'. ir4u'i ID, drop %
flow unchecked and 1nhced,d Y,' T. mur' te
admitted that the-e arc tesrs uitn saeg which
are the essence " iOllt, aad a.. tekuii Cf weak
ness aud went Of due telfcoLirs. t'sl arw Won
der ~ Tie dread which most men havc o. t.ho'l-
Ing woman in teArs when w. man froiisi.-
~ seutiUfe persons HiNc Waf 70 q NJ " " cplng
al being unable 20 Obtain ID, ga atiiics'.un Of
some absurd whia. or when lA,, tlt,t with ifi-
vial disappointment and vexai.nn. 81 daiiy lie
which more or lees, all inus' encounter Such
tears as these possess no calm aud sihri'ying ia
hnence ihey are but bitter drops q p,iuiauer
and wounded vanity, and therefore generally fail
10 excite the desired sympathy with their cause
None, however, can deny that there is healing
balm In Tears when they are lhc ouigushings OF
true aud deep feelings, whether the caas, b. joy
or sorrow, or sympathy. or, better. still o; sin
ceTe repentance. How beautiful il Moore. De-
srriPtion CT the tear Of the reailent ~ tho Peri
passport 10 Paradise--
"plest tears ef soui-fit pcalscne.
10 whose hvnign. r,,lce ming dow
is felt the nrst, the only sense
WfEaiiiless Joy that guilt can know
Twas when the Eoidsn orb had -.
While on their knees they fingered vt'
Then f,ll light more lovely IA
Than ever came from s;ag.
Upon the tear that warm and meek
bew'd that rcfxntant sinners cheek
To mortal eye ihi. tight might sceis
northern Eash. meteor b au4.
But we'll the enraptur'd Peri knew
Twas bright smile the angel threw
From heavens gate. 10 hail that tear
Her hafepger Of slofy near"
-Godey Laay'' Boei
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-11-24

80 The idea that n,an is developed from the
lo~rr order of animal- Is said ;o meet with great
favor In England. A coIrspuudrnt who wss q,
Association. at Nottingham SAYS that iroln the
applause attendant upon every ara nmsni present..
ed 10 advocacy OF this theory, one would judge
that hcirif In Il We. almost universal The
president ~ the association In his ovening ad-
drrss. advocated il ~ great lrngIh. aud IL wss
the staple argumen, Of many OF the other speak
era
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-11-24

- 40 sged German fores,-ketper. who Is on
the verge OF. death. hes publish-d a secret cure
for hydrophobia, which he says be has us-d fUT
hi,y years. saving many men and animals from
a horrible death. The wound must he bathed
- scon ~ possible With warm vinegar and va
ter, and wnen this has drisd a lew drops Of mo.
ratio acid poured upon the wound will destroy
the poison of the saliva and r-lieve the patient
from danger. This cure appears IN the Lsipsie
Journal, and We give 10 As We end IL.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-11-24

jng-"DAn.' said little boy Of four yeArs.
give nie ten cents 10 huy monkey"
We've got oar monkey in the house now,"
said the elder brother.
Who IL l, Dan r. said the little fellow.
You, was the reply.
Then give re tsp ceais TO buy the monkey
some candy"
His brother ''shelled over Immediately.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-11-24

LIFE ~, is serious thing 10 live. Il h the
source OF an radlrss exisienre whase future win
he infurnctd b, the ppsrut aud the past. Il 70
that which mus he rcrise and rerfstm ~ work
nv 10. To he or nat io -. " 10 not the ques-
i'un. u mus ihrn be " momenl0as consequence
20 us how We live.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-11-24
WHOLE NO. SO.

THE LAw.-Two Duichmrn, Who built and
used in common . small bridge over q ssrrmm
which ran through their faFnss. had . dislsuie
concerning some rrPAirs which Il FrqulFsd, sud
ont thrm positively refused TO hear Hny portion
Of the eKpensr neccssary 10 the pnFrhase of = sew
planks. Riually the AgRii iivved party wenl 10 q
neighhoring lawyer, aud placing tsn dollars In
bis hand, said
"rll eive you all dish money u yOu'll make
Hans do justice aii De bridge"
'' How much will Il cost 10 repair Il r. asked
the honest lawyer.
Not morr ish Eve dollar, " replied the Dutch-
man.
" Very well. replied the lawyer, pOck~ting
one OF the notes, aud giving him the u'hsr
- take this aud go aud get the fridge repaired
' Tia the hest eOnrs- you tan Mae."
q Yaas," said the Duirhman slowly, 1" yaas,
dat ish morr better Ia qasrrri nsii Hans - hot
as he vent along haDr be shook bis head fFe-
qurntly, ~ " unar. after ALL TO zee quite rlear-
" how be had gained an, lhing By going TO Law.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-11-24

other. ''thns johu is never agrnld and I amp
B~cAns- he's sot Roman nose and G~ls sals.
Don't you rrfnemler hOw We rad THAI Il has al.
w-ys bsen sAid that Roman kaous-no dan-
ger -
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-11-24
MUTTON & co.,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
AND
AUCTTONEERS,
No 10 SOUTH STREET.
BALTIMORE. MI

ID kAl. ks'ate At Public sale. Real Estate
IL at Private sale. ,iucds of every d,scrip
,on euctiohcerc'i. Advertising Agent f,r
Many Journals.
Iss-AIl Property given ~ Tor Salo Adv.rii..
ID TRAITS in cur Trade journal
). A. housfoN. "a practising Attorney At Law
'oF = number of years. will attend to Ccnvcvan
'Ing and other business entrusted to our care.
Nov. 20. '6j.-if
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-11-24

MA-A wifr's love is the golden chain which
nniisv her to her husissnd u has a thnnsand
delicate links, forged ~ s,mpsthy, srll-rrs,~rt
aud mutual cAnadrucs; srssr i.ut nne Of shsm
aud The chain is complesrly bruksn ~ lhnugh q
hundrsd werr DESTROYED.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-11-24
HENRY sHEw,
COUNTY SURVEYOR
CONvEYANCER

Court House, Towsontown, tup stairs)
WE undersigned respectfully informs the
! citizcnsofthe County. that he has establish
.d an Office in Towsontown, Baltimore county
"r the irsnsaciion Of all business relating 10
anded property. and that il will he greatly to
heir advantage 10 call upon him 10 have their
business attended Ia. By 80 doing they will
'av" much time and expense. and have It done
promptly. accurately and neatly. ani 1T less
Expense than It can be done by others.
D"efs. Leases, Mortgages. Wills aud all 9th.
,r instrument. u writing carefully prepared.
HENRY SHEW. County surveyor.
IN my absence from Towsoniown. all busi
ness left with JOHN ". WHEELER. ESQ, AZ
'h. Clerks office, will be promptly attended to.
April :. is6G.-Iy.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-11-24
goetrp.
PLACING DAUGHTER AT scm0OL.

Dear madam ve called ior the purt1.-
az placing my daughter Al school
shes only thirtssn, assure you,
nd remarkably easy 10 rule.
~ have her learn painting aud music
Gymnastics aud dancing. pray do
philosophy. Hratnuacr aud logic.
fcnll teach Lsr % road. Of cyuFse, to-.
wish her 10 learn every study.
Mathematics arr down 80 ms plan
hut Of nguTts she searcc has an lnklinE
ffay instruct her IN those IL you can
10 have her taught spanish and Latin.
Including the language of France;
Never mind her very bad English,
Teach her rnAf whsn you have = Eood ehance
IN the harp she must b = proficient,
And Play the guitar pretty soon,
And sinK the last oJ~ra music
Even though ahs can't turn . right tune
You must see that her manners are dnishsf.
That she moves With Hehe like grace:
fer though she IL lame and one sided,
That's nothing 10 do with tho case
Now 10 you resign thls young level,
Aud my words I would have you obey;
In .iN u enths you rrturn her. dear madam
shining bright - an unelouded day.
She No aptnrss. grant yoa. for learning.
And her memory on seems To halt;
Bot r.membrr u she's not accomplished
u viii certainly sii b. your fault.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-11-24

@A-"Mr. White will yaa have the tlndasss
10 hnd me h'tern dellsrsf' '.csrlninl,. n,unn
one condition "Naue II 4" THAT soa ien
nie Why your r~qa~sI Il like the hack ~ ms
neek1.' ~ must rivr u up." swell, Il . ".
causs osnt zee az
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-11-24

-. ltis estimated that lhrre-fourlha % ne
lboFiug population aud anf haH ~ lhs lowsr
elass Of iarmess have g~FiAhsd ~ shs tnuiine die
asarly ~ an eud.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-11-24
II. II. GORsUcH,
Successor to Jehu Gorsuch,

oucCebbOr 10 Jeuu 0OrbuCnt
Corner 81 Gay aud Front sts., Baltimore Nd,
DEALER
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE.
Ii 40 received his spring andS=
IL summer supply OF goods. con
sIsling IN part oi Knives Forks,
Pocket Knives, Table aud Tea Spoons. Hollow
We're, Wagon Doxes, Horse Shoes and Nails,
Nail Rode, Carpenters Tools, Axes. Locks.
lInges, Screws, Bolts. Shovels. Forks, Picks.
Mattocks, Cast and Blister steel, Trace, Halter
aud Cow Chains, Counter scales. Safety Fupe
Gun Caps,
woODCoCK's FLOWS AND CASTINGS,
Also. stewards wedge pattern AXES, war
ranted, all Of which he oilers wholesale and
retail Al HE usual low prices.
~ Ia addition 81 iny stock Of uardwafe.
have added fine assortment of WOODEN
WARE. such ~ Tubs. Burkeis, Measures, Bas.
kets. Brooms Wash Boards. Butter Prints. 4c..
ac.. which department is ia charge Of y n.
GORSUCH. Who is always happy 10 wait upon
sil customers who favor him with their custom.
Please cali and examine hls stock hcioro pur.
chasdE elsewhere. Angus Z. lse6.--iy.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-11-24

ze-No udvertisemen, inserted for lees than
Ono Dollar.
Ec- Marriages aud Deaths inserted free az
e"asge, except wien c"mpancd by quotations
or remarks, Tor which th" usual prize" Of Hdver-
tising will be charged.
The UNION has tks largest circulation of any
county paper in the state. and thus offers su-
pcrior advantages To advertisers.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-11-24
OLD TOWN CHINA HALL.
tHl,M tHlM}

/ WOULD call the attention OF my Country
i friends and customers 20 the new stock OF
CHINA. GLASS ASD QCEEN>wARE. Just
received and inr sale At THE LOWEST PRl-
CES FOR CASH.
The following are some of the articles which
may be- always had 81 every quality. sire srd
,tyh:
Bar Tumblers. Vegetable Dishe..
Ale d.. Piioher.,
Fable do Chambers.
Goblcts. Basins and Pitchers.
Wine Glasscs. soup Tur.ens.
Decanters. Pickle Dishes.
Mnlasscs Cans. Dinner Knives \ Forks.
Preserve Dishes. Tea do do.
Bowls. Carving 10. do.
Butter Dishes. Tea Trays.
Candy Jar. Walters.
Caster Bottle. Steels.
Tea sets, Tea spoons.
Dinner Sets. Table do.
Toilet 10. Blasting spoons,
Plaics. Casters.
Cups and saucers. Pocket Knives.
Meat Dishes. Tea 4 Coffee Pots. Ac
ALSO.
STONE AND EARTHEN WARE.
AT FACTORY PRICES.
-PARTIcULAR NrrNTIcS GIVEN TO PACKING
Goons 90 ~ out Of IL. city.
JOHN Y. WONDERLY,
iI0 Gay st.. near Front, Baltic. Md.
Apfli 81, tsGf.-ly.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-11-24
SA-A letter Was dropped Ia the Posi 0fses
the other day, and addressed - follows:
mn


Amer good deal OF study one Of the clerks
managed 10 make out iha, Il wus intended ior
"A Uuderhiil, Apdover, Massachusetts, Dos
ihe reader SO the point7
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-11-24
8alto. County Gnion,
u rrbLisHUp wEEKLr nv
LON EGNECKERS e. NNER,
(n. e. L0NgSEcgER,l
-. LoSgSEcEEa,
lUnAs 4. CONsER,
5000 PAR ANNUM. In Advance.

"a No paper disconti nued until ell arrcar.
ages arc paid. unless AZ tho option of tho Pub.
lishcrs. failure Ia notify Its continuance
Will be considered a renewal Of subscription.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-09-27
HoFFMAN's RECORD.
From the Tribune Of Thursday.


Mayor Hoffman was commended to sup
port in Albany yesterday as War Demo
crat." He was just such war Democrat
as Vallandigham or Thomas III. Seymour.
He made several speeches against the wal
rnone for it. At the Wall stree meeting.
ei ght days before the last Preside ltial cleo
ton, he said:
The merchants, brokers and capitalists
of New York have met on this occasion to
declare il to be their honest conviction that
the only certain way of bestOwing Peace
with the Union, is by hurting from power
Abraham Lincoln, with his minions, and
electing in his place patriot and states
man in the person of Gen. Mcclellan
Cheers.
He then proceeded TO denounce the Wal
Democrats, who, under the lead of Gen.
Dix, had just resolved to support Mr.. Lin
coins reelection.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-09-27
Riot at indianapolis.

From the Cincinnati Commercially
The country, will learn with regret and
concern that the Presidents reception in
the Capital of Indiana, Monday night, ter
minated i'm riot in which there was
bloodshed Our dispatches give the par
ticulars-
This affair must be deeply lamented by
all peacefully disposed persons. The
Presidents increasing indiscretiOns, as
MIR. Beccher desribes them, have had this
serious result His reckless and inflam-
niatory Saint Louis speech: his wild talk
of vctOing every thing, kicking persons out
of office; his misrepresentation of the
New Orleans massacre; his fierce denun-
Citations of his opponents as traitors; in
short his forgetfulneSs of the prophecies of
his position and his violence of speech
have raised the excitement i'm the public
mind that breaks out in scenes of turbu-
lence. We earnestly hope that the in
dianapolis riot NAV be wholesome warn
inc alike to President and people. The
best thing that can be done in the absence
of discretion ON the part of the President,
is for the people with whom he is in antag-
Onism To keep GrOy from him. BY all
means let us preserve the peace here.