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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-11-10
New Advertisements.
sHERIFF,s NOTICE
. i LIE NJ Z a W.

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: and by virtue Of an act Of Assembly passed
Il % December Session, 1888. chapter 205. ac.,
entitled An Act relating 10 liens Of mechanics
aud others on buildings whereas a writ Of
- 90 frcas has been issued out Of the Circuit
Court Tor Baltimore county, by samuel Burns,
surviving partner Of Burns 4 Sloan, against
George G. IL. Cofiicld, owner, and VIM. Funk.
builder, rcturnahlc on the lst Monday in De.
ccmbcr, is6G. 10 mc directed, for the purpose
ct recovering the sum If MrCc hundred aud hir-
" four dollars aud forty ono ccHts. with interest
froui the let day 81 January. 1895. claimed ~
a lien inr work done aud materials furnished
e. aud for a certain building. t. wit ;--Agains,
that frame building partly dwelling, partly
siprc--thc main building two stories high. aud
fronting about % feet aud varying In depth
from about % feet. inches, 10 80 feet, Q inch.
e., with back building ono story high, situate
"n the north east side Of tho York Turnpike,
IN baltimore county, aud about two miles from
the city of baltimore, Ac. And the said SamI
Burns, surviving partner, as aforesaid. claims
lien Tor the recovery Of the sum Of three hun.
drcd and thirty-iour dollars and forty-Onc cts,
with interest a. Aforesaid, due aud owing 30
him for materials furnished ia and about the
construction and erection ~ the said building,
as well against the said George G. II. cofcld,
owner. aud william Funk, builder. % againt
all aud cvory p,rson or persons, having or
claiming under the said George e. II. CoflelI
owner, aud William Funk, builder. or either Of
them, any interest IN the building aforesaid.
And therefore notice Is hereby given. in pur.
suance Of the said act Of Assembly To all claim
ants and persons interested, to BE- aud appear
before said Court on the
III Monday Qf Deccmbcr Hcr,. 1863.
tpehow cause. Il anything they know, OF have
- say why tho said sum of money above nam
eel. with interest as aforesaid. should not be-
levied Of the said building. 10 the use II the
-aid samuel Burns. surviving partner a. ainrc.
said. according Ia the form Of the Act Of Asscn,-
J. Is 10 suei ease made and provided.
JOHN x. HARVEY.
Sheriff Of Baltimore county.
~. la 4.
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DIED.

- Do, r,.il'urc near r"w-.uiswr. %. De-,
"a instant. ions E,>tr, "fG 10 tite 91ti s.ur
900 boss aye.
"a Baltimore. "u ia" 9TH in-t Anna E. =.
f.. i'.i iaughfrr "f ~. S. &. pn H.. cher ia.n.
NOR. aged J.: years aud months.
pu the 30 instant. Mrs ~nrmA HA.krir
daughter 90! iho lat. u,ui~' stan bury. 90 ,hr
18Th wear uf her age.
10 Hartford county. uu tnc "a m.i. IiAa~.u,
he!pvcd vii" "i Frederick DNci.. ag.d - votr.
and 4 months.
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Insolyent Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. To he cred
~ itors of JOHN b. TwINER. an sppli.
ant for the benefit Of the "fsth Article OF the
ode Of Public General Laws. relative to in.
plvents. that the let Monday IN Dccsmber ne<e,
,as been fixed tor his appearance to answer in. .
~rrogatories. and for a final hearing Of his
'asc before the cifsuit Court for Baltimore Co.
Dated the 23Td day OF August. ls6G.
Test:-JOHN II. LONGNECkER Clerk.
Auvugt - tim
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MARRIED.

On the 5Oth "i October. by the Rev. r. Z. Nj.
."n, at - lames's church. Riru,ur NJ. lipn.
,t.b - ELLA -, youngest daughter 80 iohu
Periue, Esq. all 81 baltimore county.
IT the residence 81 the officiating miiii-t.-.
Erv. " ". Reese. T"wsontown. on 10" 2.ih 81
sept GEon"E wAHrpS t. Mi-s Mt..ir Ptrb,.
np'h Of Baltimore COUNTY,.
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Miscellaneous.
@. d. MILLIGAN,
-AITORNE y AT Law,

IIlT ~ FtFTFfI FT0N M MN y Wnry IT. K0q.
.rs & TO-, ir,H c0ntiR c hc
Real Estate Commission Agency
Business,
~ AT ~ rs BRANCHES. AT
80. ~ WEST FIl'ETTE STREET. BiL r.
nRnER> IL buy or sell Houses. Ground
~ k"nts. Farms and Country Seats. at pub.
llr and private sale solicited.
Loans, Investment Of Trust Funds AMI gen.
"ral management of Rental Property in city
and country attended 10.
rF~A residence near Towsontown will in.
surr prompt attention there To- Searches. Title
Pap.i'. aud Claims Il every description in
~" County Court. Nov. at.
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ftNHE COMMISSIONERS appointed hy n
i 'rl of the General \ semby Of MARI land.
psss"i ~ January Session 1861, tchapt'f -
entitled AN Act o. make certain inprnvrins a..
"a BALTIMORE County aud an Ac, amcndatury
'a-rr"l. pa -ed l'd5 Chapter l2o.J having -
turned 10 this Office their survey, plat aud a.
sc-,mcnt Of damages anil benefits. whereby ~
appear, that the following pers"nssrc charged
with benefit. Ia the amount -et opposite their
r.. rprfivs uatues. viz
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CAR STREET FUR kAyUFA cToR J


GAY STREET FUR NANUFA CTORY.
WE well known FIR ESTABLISHMENT
L OF \. kLEISEBST has now open -
4 On the second and ihiid loors 81 "
he FACTORY. ?i3 North Cav street
few doors from the Belair Market. fth. Iifcus
Lot very heavy and Gne stock Of FURs for
he wholesale trade.
Also, on the first hoor ia the same place. for
he retail trade, splendid assortment of
LADIES FANCY PCRS.
comprising sable. Mink. Ermine. Squire,
diver Mink. &e. Fox. Bear. Wolf and Genetts
aoBEs. with n large stock Of
CRIkDREVS FI'RS.
London and Paris paiirr- impaired for the win
or 1906. ADoLPHus KLEiNiBST,
importer and Manufacturer of Ladies' Fancy
Furs. wholesale and retail. ?I3 North Gay ST..
Ielair Market Lo'.
This season have no branch store Ut ~ West
baltimore street, formerly the Mineral Water
saloon. Customers will make their purchases at
2f3 NORTH GAY STREET
Furs altered and repaired and "a, in the Ia
CO, fashion. sept 2p.-3m.
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LsQalMOlices.
JOSIAH 2. MURPHY AND ARY ANN
u MURPHY MS WIFE 1T Ar,
ELrsHA sMITH ANp orHE
r. ns 0'-~.sf cSsrt Jor Baisimers cosz.
N Eqnlfg.

The object Of this suit IL 70 obtain . decree
FOR the sale Of certain real estate Of which
benjamin smith, late Of baltimore county,
died seized.
The Bill states that the said Benjamin smith
lied lntestaie In the year lsis and seized Of
'ertain real estate situate in baltimore county,
leaving the following persona his children and
ncirs at law: AIRY Ann Murphy, wife Of Josiah
=. Murphy, Elisha smith, Ann N Smith, Hem
~ Smith. John Smith and sarah Y. smith -
That the said Elisha smith 10 q nonresident
4 the State Of Maryland. That the said Ann
NJ. smith, Henry Smith. John Smith and 81.
rah L. Smith are infants, under the the age Of
.wenty-o years and that the said land Il
inproductive and Il would be- 10 the intrFeat Of
aid infants and all parties concerned that the
anne be sold.
IL is therefore adjudeed and ordered that tho
'omplainants BY causing copy Of this order
o be inserted Ia some news paper published in
baltimore county, once In each Of four sueees.
,ive weeks before the 10Th day Of November,
sea, 6ive notice 10 the said absent defendant
4 the object and substance 81 THE Bill, and
warn him 10 appear In this Court in person or
y solicitor,
On or 5Sfore le l5h day Of February. 1857.
o answer the premises aud show cause if any
- has, why decree ought not 10 pass e.
irayed.
JOHN II. LoNGYEcKER. Clerk.
True copv-Test
john II. LoEoEEcKER. Clerk.
Oct 90.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
OSE oF THE
MOST VAUABLLE FARMS

IN bALllMOhE GOtNI1.
flNHE undersigned. Trustees. oiIcr at Private
sale ISd the 81 iG alS PrpSGeTiys BE; -
LAND called Bacon Hall En- liss
Ilarged, and part Of tract
u land called "Elscys Grove" and mari o,
a tract OF land called nicholas Merrymnn.
Piney Ridge" and part of tract Of land called
"Mount Pleasant" and part Of tract "f land
called "Cold Bottom all Of which j. living
contiguous to each other containing
427 ACRES or LAND.
more or less. Also. one other pee. or parcel
Of land contiguous thereto, containing 90 Acres.
koods and - Pcrchcs. making in ali AZ
ACRES. ) RooDS and - PkRCHEs. more or
less.
This property is situated on tho York Turn
pike. twenty miles from Baltimore aud Joe.
than three miles from Monkton station on the
Northern Central Railway. adjoining the finely
improved estate Of Nicholas X. Mcrrvmau.-
About two hundred acres ~, wooded, uud tn,
balance arabic land of q kind quality. not e-.
than lj0 acres OF which are Lowell aud very pro
ductivc. There !. an excellent quarry 81 l.m,.
stone on IL. aud o kiln convenient,
The DWELLING HOUSE j. ii sinl. go 70,
% feet. with c0mmodious win-s No d. hsni
soineiy situated in a hcalthni pnd b.auitiu
valley. aud can readily be- made piir oi the in"si
desirabl" and productive csiatcs "a the county
Their" Is good BARN On the pr p'-ty. nni I'D.
er ncc"ssary "utbuiidingsau ana +, wei wat"f,i.
Terms oi sale :--Ouc-thir oi tA. p4i,hass
money To be paid IN each on the day 81 sal.. ~
on the ratification thereof. and the balance u.
equal snstalment.. in 'ie sui fisu v,ar. from
the day OF salc, with interest sul -,cur,ty -o
b" approved hy the Trustee
JOHN PHtLpUr. t.,..
jNO. = ESSOR. 'f"s'"''
Apply to John Philpot O., Phoenix. or ioJno.
7. Ensor ~ Towsonto'yn. Bei,i.Nr," co.. NJ
Dee i6.---ti.
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SiJ.62iTa
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. To an per
-ons dceming themselves aggrieved by said
returns. and TO all others. that the County Com
missioners for baltimore county will meet -
then Office. ~ Towsontown,
On Thursday hc 2?d Day Il A0renicr. 1865.
at 10 o'clock, 4. NJ,
&" review said return. aud discharge the duties
imposed upon them by the Acis of Assembly
above referred Ia.
Iiy order.
WILLIAM FOSTER.
'lcfk County Commissioner. baltimore g."
Nov. lu.-2t
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Miscellaneous.
WARREN STORE.
BlLTO. cOUNTT. Mn
FALL AND WINTER GOODS +!

ID
FALL AND WINTER GOODS !
ID
TNlIE PROPRIET0Rs or THE WARREN
Il STORE would call the attention Of the
citizens Of this neighborhood to their LAME
AND WELL SELEcTED STOcK or GOODS,
which they are offering ri tho lowest CASH
PRICES. GROCERIES. such as
brown AND WHITE SUGARS,
GREEN AND JAPAN TEAS. ol fine grades
havori OLD RIO and other Coilces Of Zine IA .
vyor superior sugar cured aud plain
BREASTS.
SHOULDERS OF BACON, &e. 4;
q. \. aud Fine Salt. Mackerel and Herrings,
Spices. Ac., &c.
LARGE ASSORTMENT or
BROWN MUSLIN Of our own manufacture.
warranted equal 10 any made in the STATE and
cold ut very low prices. Wholesale or retail
Blcached aud Cambria Muslins. large stock
Of irlnts. Alpaca, brc-s ,ioais Merinc. all
wool Dclains.
HOSIERY ASD
FANCY GOODS,
Superior Cloth, Cassimers aud satinetts for
mems and boys wear; common Kcrseys and
Linsey for heavy work.
BOOTS.
SHOES.
AND CAPS
For Ladies. Gentlemen A Children's wear.
CROCKERY 4 HARDWARE,
TIN a HOLLOW WARE,
WOODEN WARE
EROOMs.
BRUSHES.
- - BASKETS.
kERos EN- 4 PARAPHINE oils.
NOLASSEs AND SYRUPs,
l:i'~in short many articles not usually found
IA Country store.
fu~ALL GOODS sold by us warranted as
represented. or the money returned
rii- 4 TiLL ~ SOLf'ITED. ~
II. T.. THOMAS,
For Warren Manufacturing Company.
y. B-COUNTRY PROD Uf'E taken in
exchange for Goods. at city prices.
Nov. 3. Is6C,--Gu.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
oFTwr o. rnE CoUSTY COMMISSIONERS Toh
BAIIteonE Cot sly.
November sth, 800. !
To All Whom IL May Concern
'I'HE Assessors appointed for the several
i Election Districts Of Baltimore county.
agreeabIy e. an Act Of the General Asschbly
81 Maryland. passed at the January Session.
1890 chapter ij7. passed February 9TH. 1850,
entitled AN Act 60 provide fcrthe general val
uaiion aud assessment VI property "a III.
state" having discharged their duties aud ~
- their returns in the ollicn Oi the County
Commissioners for baltimore County,
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN.
Tina, the County Commissioner for Belti
more rouniy will meet ~ tho Court House. IN
Towsontown, IN
Monily, No 81 day q i'ecembrr.
at ~ o'clock.
and will set the twelve following dsAa "r the
purpose of hearing AMI determining coui.
plaints aud appeals oi persons who may cnn.il
or thcmselyc aggricvcd by the valuation -
said assessors. hy order.
WILLIAM FOSTER, clerk.
Nov. to.-2l.
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N.eU Advertisements.
NOTICE.
TO Am Whom it NAV CONCERN /:

uFrrr ~ raF CorNrY COMMISSIONERS, t"r }
BALTiu,RE iotNIY.
N.g.fu1ar stb $50,
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STRAY cow.

NTRAYED from the premises II the sub.cri.
~ her. living on the Old York Road. rFs-n
a. badders tavern, about three week 49,
ago. large RED COW, with whitr~-N-z
..pols, fuil.hrcd Ayrshire. viii, one lore iu0l
larger than the other. A liberal reward will
oe paid Tor her return, or ior ANY information
which may lead 10 her recovery.
November t0.-7t.
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ALSO, A GRIsT AND SAW MILL with -
r30 Acres NJ Land. adjoining the above far
Apply TO HENRY ". COOK.
Law Buildings. - Paul It.. Haltr.
April 81. Is66.-tC
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TIN WARE.
Our great Annual Commencing Sale
of Fall and Winter Clothing.
$4,000 worth OF Clothing.
$4,000 Worth 0f Clothing.

4 Ii made 81 the beet materials aud in the
n latest styles. and will DO sold a. less than
manufacturers cost IN order 20 reiuc. our i'm
nensc stock. Parties in want Of FALL. and
WINTER CLOTHING will do well 10 call early
and have their pick from our enormous stock.
comprising over sSo.oOo worth 81 ia. best
ei0;hiu; Ia the city.
.su.unt $4,000 ssO 0Op $50. o0o
j.""" "NEHroATs. S.eo0 ovERCoATs
S,oo0 OVERCOATs,
100 40. sl2. AZ. s20. s2s. $50. <ss and sac.
i.u"u BUSINESS SUITS at 81. els, ,so, 80
aud so
'.une PANTS AND VESTS ola n stylrs 4 prices
i.uno BOYS ONERCOATS from a: NJ 10 sse.
,pHo BOYS jacket from -. 80 M 10 $40.
io1t BoNs' PANTS from s25o up to 81
.nnn Pair cloth SACK and FRoCK COATS.
Ln." Pnir Black PANTS. A.. 81. A.. o.. ~ & Si0
-',o"o wards Il CAsSlMERES and CLOTHS
i'g sale hy the ward. pattern or niece.
ion dozen UNDERsHlRTS aud DRAWERS
from = w.
Bear In mind We offer this enormous stock q,
less than manufacturers prices.
Clothing made 10 orde- In the .sies' STYLE nd
much below mp town prices at
" A RIFLE HALL.
SMITH. BROS a CO,
Cl"thrr-, Merchant Tailor. and dealer. IN
Gents Furnishing Coois
- sud 80 WEST BALTIMORE STREET
>cpi. EFT
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Il. G. HIPsLEY,

WHOLESALE AID RETAIL DEALERIN
groceries. Teas. Wines ~ Liquors,
No. ~ y. Gay street. Baltimore,
HNENDERs thank 8" his friends lot their for.
Il mcr very liberal patronage. aud by prompt.
ness aud attention t. business. will en-
dcavOr O. merit continuance Of thcirs - ~
favor. Tie public are respectfully in kAAAl
vited 70 cxainin" our stock 81 CHOICE TEAS
AND FAMILY GROCERIES, Our imror,.d
AMI Iomc.iic Liquors are selected with the
greatest possihlc care. Families may cnniie
in the PURITY 81 an article ordered for meii-
cinhl purposes and proprietoFs of hotels may
furnish their bars with choice liquors.
All Of which will be sold =; the loves, CASH
priccs. July 1, lS6d.--ly
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WRlGIIT EFT AL. vs.. DIvAN EFT. AL,
w IN ne CircHit toW for baltimore Cosn-
yin Egsify
ORDERED. This i2th day Of October, lees,
N. Busey. Trustee in the above entitled cause,
&c ratified aud confirmed. unless cause 70 the
'ontrary thereof be shown. ON or before the l2h
lay Of .Norsmb,r "srf provided a copy Of this
rider be inserted in some newspaper printed
nd published in Baltimore county. once in
ach of three successive weeks prior TO said
9Th day Of November. A. D. isG6.
The report states the amount Of sales 20 BE-
sl,s6l.0o.
JOHN II. LoNGNEcKER. Clerk.
True Copy--Test:
j6HS II. LoSGNEcKER. CLERK.
Oct. 2n.-st
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WIS = TO GIVE NOTICE. that tn SIT
Il scriber have obtained from the OFphsns
curt Of Baltimore county, letters testaInenia.
Y on The estate Of
BENJAMIN i. PRICE,
ate Of said county. deceased. All persons nav.
ng Gains against the sAid estate. are hereby
Warned o. exhibit tn, same. with the vouc hers
hereof % The subscribers
on Or 5sf9Tc ia 27N day of .isue 1867
hey may otherwise by law De excluded frgtn
Ill benefit OF salu estate. Those indebted 10
aid estate are requested Ia make immediate
ayment. Given under my hand this dsv
{ October lSfo.
THOMAS J. PRICE.
BEALE PRICE.
Oct. 2s.-A~ Execut.ys
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WIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. Thai IN. sub.
scribcFs have obtained from the orphsns
'ouTt of Baltimore county. letter. tssias.~nia.
~ on the estate Of
WILLIAM RAIDERS.
ate 81 .aid county. deceased. All persons hay.
ng claims against the said estate. are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same. with the voucher
hereof. % the subscribers
On Or seforc he 2oM dav ~ JHae. 1867
hey msy otherwise 10y law be- excluded from
All benefit OF sald estate. Those indebted 4,
aid estate are requested g. make immediate
isyment. Given under our hands this l.th
lsv - pc's.h~r is6s.
HENRY II. BADDERs.
BENJAMIN y. PAYNE.
Oct. 2u.--gt Executors
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. Tina, the sub.
i serIber has obtained from the Orphans
.'ourt OF Baltimore county, letters 81 admins.
ration on the estate OF
ELIZA ARMAcOsT
ate OF said county, deceased. All persons haV.
ngclaims against the said estate. are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
hereof. 70 the subscriber
On 5cforc nc 2oh day ~ Jfns. 1857.
hey may otherwise by law he excluded from
III benefit o. said estate. Those indebted 90
aid estate are requested TO make immedia,.
'aymoni. Given under nay hand this 18th day
& October 1890
ALBERT J. BOYER,
Oct. 2V.-lts Administrato,
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oFTirr o. rnE CoUSTY COMMISSIONERS ron !
BALIIeonr totSti.
Noyen,ler sth. lstiH.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-09
Important 10 Tax-Paycrs

If the constitutional amendment fee
rasified, the registration act and test
oath will become permanent institution,
in West Virginia. The radicals them
selves estimate the expense of the rggis-
try at fifteen thousand dollars, hut it
is moro probable that it will amount 80
three times that sum There are fifty
two counties in the State and every
citizen knows that in very few counties
will the expense of registration fall
much below one thousand dollars. After
the first registration is made, the ex-
pense each year will not be so great, but
there is little probability that it will fail
below thirty thousand dollars yearly
How do Taxpayers relish the prospec: OF
paying thirty thousand dollars per wear.
in addition to the already enormous
expenses of the State Governments
merely for the purpose of permitting u
minority to rule, and tramp)e upon tho
constitution
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Candidates for once.

The IntelIgenoer Of yesterday morning
tries to undermine tho influence OF sew
eral prominent conservative gentlemen
in the State by attributing to them the
desire of election to various offices. we
believe that the paragraph referred TO Is
wholly false. Among other mlsstate-
ments, it is said that General JOHNSON
will be the conservative candidate 1or
Governor. We presume the editor
means General JACKSON, of Parkers'
burg there being no person bearing the
name of General JOHNSON IN the State
So ia, as General J. j. JACKSON, OF Wood
county, is concerned, we are authorized
to say that, under no circumstances
will he be candidate for the position OF
Governor, or for any other Office in the
gift of the people In his manly eppo
sition to radicalism, he is actuated BY nc
such motive as is insinuated by the
InteHigencer, but is laboring, as every
citizen and taxpayer should, to avert
the ruin which continuation of radical
misrule will bring. The same is true Of
each and every of the gentleman nance
in the Intelligencer. The paragraph has
not the slightest possible foundation IL
trufh
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The Prospecr Rrightans

The prospect for the defeat of the
amendment grows brighter every day
The more the proposed measure is dis
cussed the more odious it appears and
the moro its enormties stand forth
The people need only to be informed OF
the nature Of the amendment and what
;ba consequences Of IFS adoption will he
10 make them labor zealously for its re
lection In fact the radicals are relying
principally upon the votes of people in
remote districts where there are bnt few
opportunities for correct information
concerning the nature of the questions
at issue Ii time were afforded ioy the
complete dissemination Of truth through
out the State, 50 that every voter might
be correctly informed concerning fho
consequences of the radical policy the
proposed amendment would not receive
a majority of votes in auy county in the
STATE
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Patrick Henry Opinion.

Durinn tbe rc-oIrtio,,r,. NO.,
numbers Of coIonists who rotoim,1 tI,S;,
allegiance TO tho british royornmont
and refused to nil in br r.l.IIi,n
took refuge in tho lines Of tho Enoli.,
army or went to Enolond os rcrnr.cs
AGAINST these tories tho mast iny,tnr,t,
and implacahlo hatred cxisi,d an tI,.
mart Of tho ray,Iuti,nis Ir,i,,, ,I......,.
tiuuancc of the war They wereragard
al with even moro dead, amnesty
than the British soldicry themselves,
aud wore marked out a. objects for cy.
p,cial vengeance The popular mind
was aroused against themEto tbe HIGHEST
pitch, and, after tho termination OF the
war, and the establishment of the indie
pendence of the States it was proposed
toprohibit the tory refugees from r,
turning to their homes in this country
In the Legislature of Virginia. P,rrrca
HENRY, then in the zenith Of his curn
opposed this scheme Of exclusion with
all his cloqueueo and zeal. and spcccad
ed in preventing its adoption, His
speech in opposition to the policy of
those who, for the qualification of re-
gcngeful feelings, desired to prevent the
return of the tories, was one of the most
eloquent he ever uttered, and complete
ly silenced the friends of the proscript.
i've measure.
II PATRICK HENRY were living to-day,
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South, and is repeated by The 1'70ans
from the same motive.
The London correspondent OF the chi
cago Tribune, says the mysterious lrisn
agitator, James Stephens, dined the
other day with the celebrated MARQUIS
de Boissy, at Paris, and that ne haa
postponed his departure for the United
| States.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-09
Work To-day.

We trust that the opponents OF the
radical scheme for the depopulation Of
the State will make especial exertions
TO have the name Of every Democratic
voter recorded to-day. This is the last
chance. 1t must not pass by unimprov'
ed. We must work and endeavor to
roll up suoh majority against the pro,
posed amendment as will wipe out the
maiorities the radical enemies OF the
State may obtain in dozen counties
elsewhere. We must do what we eau
for the redemption Of the State and
must not leave one vote unrecorded,
Work to-day.