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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-06-20
Davis a Military Prisoner.

The decision of Judge Underwood, refusing to adj
NIT Jefferson Davis to bail, on the ground that he
has been held as military prisoner since the
proclamation of the President charging him with
completely IN the assassination of President Lincoln,
presents the case of that great conspirator in
aspect 1t must not be forgotten that the proclama
ton OF President johnson deliberate and we'll
considered executive act and that the information
upon which 1t was issued, never made public) has
been confirmed IN many particulars. 1t is not less
clear that many eminent jurists in and out of Con
gress some OF them acting judges in high courts of
law, have insisted that the is one we'll entitled
to trial before military tribunal The testimony
before the judiciary Committee of the House, all
OF 1t bearing directly if not conclusively on the
knowledge by Davis of a certain intention to take
the life OF Mr. Lincoln, is Il most important element
IN the case The country looks to the Executive not
for cruelty, but for justice. There is sentiment
more deeply Embedded in the popular heart and so
universal as that treason must be made odious in
the person Of the chief consprator. Whether this
Is to be effected by the conviction and capital pun
lshment OF Davis or by his Punishment, IF that is
possible or BY his perpetual disfranchisement, the
American people are not yet ready to sanction any
proceedings that will let loose upon society man
whose course from the first to the last hour of the
rebellion gave no sign of moderation or mercy, and
who eXulted IN the origin and prosecution of the
most atroclous cruelties upon the Government he
deserted and sought to overthrow Washington
Chronicle
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-06-20
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

SHATTERED Constitutions REsrorEplby HELNBoLD5 Tx
BUCUU. may2-2m
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-06-20

THE GLORY MAN Observation-Disclosures the nervous
and debtated should Immediately HELMRoLDs ENTRAT
BUCHU.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-06-20

TAKE UNPLEASANT AND UNSAFE REMEDIES for I'M
pleasant and dangerous diseases Use HTNBoLD EXTRACT
BUCHU and IMPROVED ROsE WASH.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-06-20
CIRCUIT COURT-RuTLEDGE
Second Judicial Circuit Granger County, Tennessee
Marshall Dyer vs. John Grimes.
TT APPEARING FROM THE EEIDAyI

of the plaintiff this that the defendant
oncea himself that the ordinary be served
him 1t ordered that publication be made for four
ccsye weeks in BrOwnlOw Wing notifying said defenls
appear the term of the Circuit Court Rutledge
the fourth Monday of August next then and there
plead demUr the demand of the plain the
will be taken for confessed and the proceeded with
parte.
June 90 1856 " THOMAS LATHIM, Clerk.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-06-20
THOMAS LATHIM, Clerk.
A. NJ. Wrinkle VS.. Thomas Hayse, ct ais.
1T NpPEA PING EROM TILE rr1n

i plaintiff in this that the defendants Thomas
Hayes GOaIby Hayes Roadman Harre and {. W. Lathim
residents of the State Of Tennessee abscond
that the ordinary process be served them 1t
ordered that publication be made for four
Bruwnlow's Whig notifying said defendants
pear of the Circuit Court RuedSe,
fourth Monday of August then and there plead
demur to the demand of the plaintiff, the
confessed and the proceeded with
parte June 20, ISGG-4t* THOMAS LATHIM, Clerk.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-06-20
ICE CREAM SALOON.
"HE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTI

informs friends the public that he has re-
opened his well known Ice Cream Saloon Market Square,
for the accommodation of ladies and gentlemen Every effort
will be made to please those who may him with their
patronage.
large supply of fine Confectionery Fruits. Nuts Cakes
&c, constantly on hand
Remember the place, Market Square, west side.
june2Otf P. KERN
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-06-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.
AYERS SARSAPARILLA

!: :: !: !: : !. ::
II Is concentrated extract of the choice root,
; combined with other substances of still
w greater Alternative power to afford e1ec-
jtual antidote for diseases Sarsaparia,is repu-
49, ted to Such remedy is surely wanted
by those who suffer from Strumous COM
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-06-20

John G. WHITTIER finding himself published
as authority for certain religious opinions, defines
his position as follows
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-06-20

SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS OF THE
~ American Sunday School Unon for sale bv NJ p Cbapin
"ay street. hhoNFlle, ienn Take of the children
FOR A FRESH SUPPLY OF GARDEN
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-06-20
NJ. McTEER, Clerk ,

the above order Of Sale expose the said
Tracts Of Land and Town Lots parts of Town Lots
much Of each of them will be sufficient pay the taxes
and charges thereon for the the
going report public SALE the highest bidder for cash.
the court house i'll Maryye the first Monday August
lsG6, and the ensuing day days, if necessary
afallao
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-06-20

correct copy of the original Act on 6e in nv Office
A J. FLETCHER
1fSt tate
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-06-20

"All the worlds a stage,
And all the men and women merely players
They ha We their exits and their entrances
And one man in his time plays many parts"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-11-10

The young wife looked up into her husband
faco with an expression half-smiling aud halc
luariul, she said
will confess the TRUTH George-l have civ.
en- you the experiment managed % tiand II
last evening, hat could not bear IL through IL.
night. When thought Of you here al alone
wanted " he with you. ltdidnt seem right.
haven't enjoyed mysef Al all. | have not ans
home but this
Say you - ? cried George. moving o. q chai,
10 his wiie's side and tAkiag oge of boz hand.
Thee lei me make ms confession. hny,
sinod !, not = vhi, better. When lrn ih,
house this evening could bear II NJ lonec-
found that this was no home tor me ahie NV
wife Was absent. thought would walk down
to Cucle Johns and see your face. IL possible
bad gaEed upon Your empty chair ill NV heart
ached.'
The next evening was spent -, horr t' hos.
band aud wiIc, aud Il wasN season ~ much rr.
jOymeb,.
Ia a short time George bcgan 10 realize how
mech comfort was to Lc found 10 quiet and
peaceful home, aud the longer he enjoyed ,hi,
comfort the more plainly did he sac all under.
stand tie simple truth that {, takes two 90 max,
happy home and II the wif "a one pari, N,
husband must be the Other
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-11-10
Tho Kew ofDeath

H. ihc collection Vi curlUs,.es lrrsc. ts4 8. til
arsenal AZ Venice there is key, OF Nhieh ihv
following singular tradition is related - boa;
the year 1900. one Of those dtnlerou snrn in
whom extraordinary talent Is oniy the irarl
I source Of crime ani wickeduess tttunl that q.
ordinary men, came TO establish himself a. u
/ merchant at Venice. the stranger, ~ hose meme
was Tetaldo, became Cuamortd 81 the dnug ht,f
Tan ancient house. already aiitncrd "a anoihei
lie demanded her hand IN marriage auH was ...
fused. Enfaged ai this be- studicl hoH 80 O.,
rcvengCd. Profoundly skilled iu the mechanical
arts, aud be allowed himself 10 gcs, uuul hc bad
I iHvcuIcd tie most formidable weapon Whi.n
could be imagined. This was kc, 90 large
size the handle Of which was - cousl.ut led that
u could be turned round with liiilo difii,uli,
" hen turned, II discovered a O.. ring which. tt
pressure, launched from the other ,nd a ncuair
or lancet, OF such subtle hn,ness ihai ii entered
into the dtsh aud buried iis'' iher. ri'hou,
leaving external trace.
Tebaldo waited in disguise ~ inr door ui TIE
church In which the maiden whom he loved wa.
about 10 receive the nupiial trnrdieaon +
ASSASSIN sent the slender steel ubi.rfoissI, in.o
the breast of the Bridegroom iac Ws.sl b..
man bad no suspicion Of in jury, iui. s.is w4f.
sudden and sharp pain IN the uiil.' Of fbe ,-r-
mony he tainted and was carried 90 his h1u.o
amidst The Lamentations of ihc bfil4 vittv -
Vain was all the skill o' DE- pigss!al.. Nhl
fould nov Gtflut Tue cause t' 'N tffAu. nf--
and in few days b. died ItL.Ida a.aa 3D..
maudcd the hand OF the maiden from ht- rt.
rents. and received a second refuse i-eg Too
pcfishrd misemtly 10 u irw dHff The s!t.r.
shitb ia,ss dealhs, wheh aprg,fri t'slr-f u.i.
faealUus. oocasioued, excited ihe u'mn.i ri.i-
lance u the magistrates al wlcn. on ,oie
examination Ui the bodies, the small lusfrua.,ai
was found in the gangrened 4 3D. terror wss ua.
vcrsal every Que feartd for his own n. ~,
maiden thus cruelty orphaned bad passli ,,ir
fret month Of her mourning 10 \ conseui Nh.n
TehaldO, hoping 10 b,nd hes 10 bis viii enig,at.
ed 10 SPEAK with her N tie grsie uer rcply
was most decisive IN the negative
Teualio, beyond hImsrlf Wiih rage. attempted
10 wound her through the sri'o ava f4, rrrd.i
the ohscurity Of the place prevented h. mov,.
menis from being observed. ol her re'uta 20
her room the maiisn 'clta pain he hr- breast ard
uncoN,ring It she found II spotted uI'f . -u-',
dr0p OF blood. The pain inci,airl ihe sug.
geous who FASTENED % her assstlu,t eli LN.
the past, wasted no tine Ia coui clue. lut eu,.
ting deep Into the wounded part. extracted ihr
needle before any mortal mischief had canniinc,d
and saved the life of the lniy. The S,aie .nqu.
siiion used every means 10 discover the hand
which dealt 'hcse insidlous irrrsli fihle tl9ws -
The visit Of Tebaldo 10 the convent caused aus
picon TO tall heavily on him h's house was
carefully searched. the infamous invention de.
covered, aud he reFished on the gihhsi
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-11-10
Tho Great Meteorio Shower.

wehave already mentioned the great meisOFic
shower which Is expected TO take place on the
nigh, Of November 18th or l4ih. 10 order that
our readers may form some idea Of lie sablimity,
We append description Of similar exhibition
during November, 1893.
On this occasion from two O'Clock until broad
daylight, the sky being perfectly sereue and
cloudless. the whole heavens were lighted with .
magnificent aud imposing display Of celestial
fireworks. AraRo computes that not les than
$40, 600 were visible above the horizon Of BOslon
on the morning Of the 18th Of November, i833
The display was seen all over North AmericA. -
A similar display was sern by Humbolde at Gu
mana, South AlDerica, 10 1893. The comparison
oI the epochs ~ APPEARANCES of these great show
ers has led to the discovery that they are period.
ieal' their return being separated IRON each 9th
er by tue third part OF a century, OF multiple Of
this period, aud are periodical Appearances of one
grand meieoric shower. Professor NEWTON Of
Yale College, who has devoted much time to the
investigation Of the feriodc character oi these
showers, hnds that the next return Of this hight
will be on the nigh, Of the 18th or islh Of this
mouth.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-11-10
Facts Worth Remembering.

''Cosiso' gives the following condensed facts
worth remembering
That an offensive war against weeds "a Eve
times les expensive than deiensive one.
That good fences alwa!s pay better than law
suits with nelghhors.
That hay Is great deal cheaper made In the
summer than purchased IA the winier.
Tha, a horse which lays his ears hack aud
looks tightening when anv one approaches him
ls vicious. Don't bay him.
That serimping the feel Of la,,Aning hogs is a
waste of grain
That over-fsi fowls Won , lay tggs
That educating children Is monev len, y, =
hundred yer cent
Ihai Onc evening spent ~ home Ia study IL
more profitable than tGa IN lounging about coun.
iry fagcfns.
That cove should slwavs Be- MIXED regularly
and clesn.
That it is the duty Of every man to take some
good, reliable. entertaining papcr, and paw n.
u regiliaFly-of coarse
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-11-10
" Do You Want q Boy. Sir p"

10 !ou want boy, sir aid George, d
little fellow scarcely eight years old ;o clerk
In n large Office.
Want boy Why, who wants To- H. Ga.
gagged :? asked the clerk looking with a puz.
1!ed glance at the lille applicant
do. sir, replied George.
Look here cried the young man, speaking
TO his fellow clerks Here is - regular Goliath
Wants To be porter, suppose. Lonl at hin. :,
The eielAs gathered 10 great : zee about George
who stood full OF carnes, purpose. therefor quite
unconscious OF nnv reason vlv o. .r.uil b.
made an opie'i of sport
What u,u you 10 e.k'i ,Lr
You eau post books, o. conf,, rt.i smother
Carey tale of goods "a yoar isoh. ,h 3.
cssi iLisd
Hush said tue LU0k.ke,ps. At a.. de-k. al:
Ter viewing George through bis spec,ac.,s. .--
Hush don : rltke spor, Of the child L., n.e
talk 70 bin. Then, speaking 20 George. D.
said You are TOO Young To- h' engaged W..
sent you here?
came myself air. uy ag'hsr ani mo,hsr
are drad my aunt is poor. o. WAT to ci,u
tor''hine ioh'p t'f Wor'i sou pleas, 'ik,
r.o. sir p
Tie simple story, tod Ia a ,.ry showing hre
ctrnesi Ire boy WAS, not ot'r .'teG.d t.r sloi,
Of tic clerks. but brought tears % 'hei. cyts.
They looked on the delicate r!ii ia-.r. them
with pity and respect, and ore o' lheil. placing
shilling on the d. *. asked the .est 20 foioN
his example. They aii So iir ten took Oh,
money. aud offering il 10 Gcoi.c. said. You
are TOO small To be Of ans 49, here. NV gool
boy. but take this nnncv. ao4 nh.n yau hi.r
grown = bit p'rn-p- W" ir', i'2i -oneih.ng fDr
you 20 do
George looked ~ 'he mor.' vtihagl %. 1uc
90 'nuch
WIZ acn',re. 'ahe 'hr .- .rs~ .t,d l..
r.erk
nfsa 10
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-11-10
honr AwTrL 4nAs M JrparnEsr a =

AohE AwFrL TnAS 1HE JubGEMEST "a Crle.
ofa'et preacher Of the seventrcnth century. in n
crowded audience. described ihe terrors ~ the
last 'gl-mcni with such sioquence. ps,hns ana
ioFr" Co. action that some 0fhis audience not on.
~ aufs' INTO tears hut sent forth piercing cries
as d Ia, Judge himself bad teen present aud wn,
ABOUT u pas up0g sheia ,ht!: hnA. sentence.
10 the height Of ,ais excitement the preacher call.
- upon them 70 dry their tears and cease their
cries, rs n was Ehont 10 add something still more
a"iAi ana Astonishing than any thing be had YET
hfouglt before them. Silence beigg obtainrd
be- siir.ss'd 4 them thus: Ia one quarter OF an
hour from this the emotions which YOU have iust
nov e1nIhiied will b. sifed the remembranrr
= me ica'iul truths which excited them viii
.an+A tOu vii returu 10 yOus carnal occnps.
ions oi sinful pleasures with your usual aviditv.
and Won viii ire"i ell YOU have heard ''ss tale
that j. told "
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-11-10
Chances ofIhfn.

Al old ducumen, contains some interesting in-
io!utfIau hukguwn 90 many, and rauly rncoun-
rt... 30 'le.apsss. AmOng other lliHgs. 90 tnn-
t4u- iabf cAh.h,uug an average attained ht
l"ie.ts smriotcl " ihe various popular pro',s-
IONS a. 'he dtv In This particular "A IA mos,
others, lHc inriHtfs have the advantage over mos,
oi tnt lcai q mankind, NJ their average is sixty
hse. Neat upon the docket come tls judges aud
justices u the peace, the dignity of whose lives Is
lsngttcned ont 10 Exty-fuur Following them
immediately ~ the caialcgue oG longevity. IL the
hnuA officer, who suns W bis account At the age
" siXiy-Ihfee. Public officers cling 10 their "a.
i.icnte will a. much perinaglty IS hey retain
their oihces-ihey never resign she ofices, but
lie rsskss them n hity-tiH. coutefs although
ihSy seem 10 slave through life, hang on unlil
They are m, eight. The good wogks Of the cler-
~ men follow them NJ hnS five. Shipwnghu
haiicfs aud LAWYERS, and ropemakers. lsonc ssFt
appropriately 40 Together ~ hfiy-sour. q vi.
hago hlaeksmiih, Ike most IL his conlempora-
rlgs dies at lny.oue. butchers follow their
ulocdy career for precisely half a century Car
peniets arc brought 10 the scafIoid az fqriy-nine
Masoul realize the cry of Mort. ~ the age Of
fory-sevcu. Traders cease their speculation At
forty.six. Jewellers are disguttcd with the tiasei
Of lifc AZ forty-fnur Bakers manufacturer and
various mechanics die Al iotly-thret. The rsln.
lsrs Yield 10 their collie al iorly-two. The brit
Tie thread Of the iaioF's lie is broken At forts-
one. Edliofs. like all other beings who come IN
der the special AdmiTaiion Of the gods, die com.
parautely young-lhey accomplish their errand
OF mercy AZ forty. The musician rrderms his las,
note and plays his dying fall At thiFty-nine Prin-
iers hecome dead matter NJ thirty eight The
machinisi Is usually blown Up al thirty six
The teacher usually disnisses his scholars al tht
age of hfts.gour and the clerk even shorter llv
cd tor be must needs prepare HE halance.sheei a
ihif'y-ihree. ~ account Is given Of ihc averaa,
longevity Of wesnhy upclo. The inference 4
iair therefore thai they are immor,al.-Alsioa
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-11-10
gortrp.
THE BACHELOR ANSWERED.
~ tATTia pTEE Bnitrs

sTtAtTia DrEE BpiTrs
Many thanks. my dear sir, for your aensrous oaef
bat err accrpl % you See
Ih.ie two OF three questions you might a. answer
Ere ansNer those you asked me
And hfst. III rrmark, Just by way ~ b. ginning
tt'hk !ol are wanting 10 iaci:
u tasta aii the romance from vooina and Niuuina
To makc q - matter u fsc'
You take Il tor granted that al that is wanted
IL simply that you should propose.
And say 10 yourself We'll lie likely IN take har
Bot hnt tI'll IND out what she knows"
Pcrhaps Mt Bachelor. yoa may discover
Tao sides 20 bargain like that
Ana unless you con answer these urst0ns ta eui me
NJ u',' t. dcrlcd and Cat
The ease Is quite plain yoa unio,sbie simmer
Ia choosing partner fur iifr.
u" se'pa clean house aud a. cook good dinner
Air ail you require ~ wife
Now pay DO you thihk auy sensible uoman
Would marr3 o. manage q hnuses
\ Anase with Grassy old haclrisr 10 its
y Il iast ~ soon marry . mouse
- aow for ny question: I'd ike you 10 tell ~.
u ] u have 20 sit up half the night
TO walt t yoa make your Apfanfarer al houe
Aud fud yo1--a little biz tightf
ady you plead an engage tnct uhens eri .. lonely
or sleep WhFn played iny glilart
W aut ny bgst Iarlor euTtAias - utterly ruin,f
hr 'he smoAe n your horrid cigar
Whenever wanted u 70 oa; .hopnina
Would you look - black = hcafs-
And talk pl cHuAvaEanos. foolish aud waslsfIt
because Just held up ny pgrssi
10 shoFs, u you'd ereT refuse, isy dsAf Cfus,y
l. iet ne have ilst my cNn way
! nud d. i;'r a.t further. I'm certain 'ha, vo 81
Jos.i na e. lave Ia quiet day
--T1dy. Fr;,vS
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-11-10
Love, tho soul,s Native Az.

7, is only ~ love That the soul huis weather
a. slmmer-lke as that 9th clime whence {, hns
bern transplanled. and can put forih a. blossom
aud ripcn us fruit without fear Of upping igosis.
Never was ialser deeiIine preached than that
loves chief delight and saiisaciion .ies ia the
pursuit " lie object. which woa, the charm Il
ALREADY huilering lie wings To srrh Apnle iaifer
height This is true only when love has heen
bat one Of the thousands vizars oi seifshnss..
when we have loved ourselves IN the Leauliful
spirit We have kneli 10 tha, H. when We haze
merely loved the delight We fclt 10 lovinp -
Then II u that the cup we 40 thirsed after tastes
bitter or inslpld, and We iiug II down unaruuk
Did We cinpi, II. We should End ihs, L was the
poor muddy dreFs OF sslfai The bottom. which
made our gorge rise. II Il be God whom We
love IN loving our elected one, then shal the
bright halo Of her spirit expand iifelf over all
existence, iill every human face We look unon
shall share IN ils TRANSPORTATION. and the Old
forgotten traces Of brotherhood be NJ up hy IL ;
and our love, instead Of pning dscomfcrtrd.
shall he lured upward aud upward bs low, an.
gelical voices, which recede bciore Il forever, a,
Il moun's from bTightening summit 10 summit
On the oolar1ahla mnnnfninn AZ nnminasls.n -
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-11-10

SAfs lSvrsaNExr.--lle who gives TO the lard
will In n future state have returned 20 him what
h. gave with princcly interest. There 10 q
weight of mcaning IN the inscription foand IN the
Italian oemeiofy " Here lles EirllA, who tran
sporlsi large fortune 10 heaven IN acts Of char
iiy. and has gone thiiher TO enjoy H."
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-11-10

~ young lady once Addressed her lover
IN thtsr terms E" ! like yo. exceedingly. bat I
cannot Quit NV home. an n widows only
darling. and M bnshard could equal my parrn,
u kindness
She nHy u AiHd, replied her wooer en,hu.
sias,ically, "tui g. ms vlle-we will all live 10.
seiher. snd ~, u don Beat your rsetley -
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-11-10

- To confound wealth with happiness Is 10
mistake tho means tor the end. You might as
vel fancy that knife and fork will give YOU an
appetite The smallest conpliinen. we rec. i've
RON another cugier> more pleasure than the hir-
gesi compliment We pay 20 ourselves Most fash
'uns are ridiculous bit one is Obliged 10 fall In.
20 the ridicui" io avoid appearing snll more RI
iicalous
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-11-10

- correspondent Of the philadelphia Press
enaf&s that ii is great niasiicc 10 Judas to COM
psse Asn. With Andrew johnson. Judas did 4
80 travelling round the country op bis thirty
pieces ~ silver. bat went and hung himself ,,ikr
a genilemaH and CAV, up hh sp,-s. Iohnsou
viii Do Brliies
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-11-10

fxerss Ma htie girl Of four years was say.
ing her prayers not long since, when her little
hFoih'r came sl.ly behind her aud pulled her
hAls. Withoat moSing her bead she said -
fieA'c Lord. excuse Ine . minute. while kick
frr'idy' We have known older persous excuse
ih'n''ives from praying to kick" somebody.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-11-10

- Two lrishmrn were travelling 20 Portland.
Ne, when ihey stopped 10 examine a guide
hlard.
Twelve miles 10 Portland T. exclaimed one.
''Six mites arsce. jisi." said The other, and
they irudgcd on. apFawnlly we'll gra,ifed of their
Sudden proximity IA the Forest CITY.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-11-10

~ Long aud Lynch kent law oiiice ia Salt
Lake city aud ufe. Toe door had their nam.s on
a iarRc canvas sign. and underneath 'Auornevs
II Law They dissolved partnership. aud L,vpch
eouiingtd Pracucing by himself merely cutting
Us iormer Partners name out Of the sign. The
hrsi-named gentleman. not liking 10 be cut out
IN that sitle. retalaied. during the absence Of
Lynch fox = Wtek in the country. bv engaging n
scHP.-gEacc 10 further deprive the sign Of the
words ATTORNEY al, thus leaving il 10 read
LYNCH
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-11-10

- littlc girl near Milton. Pa. was sen,
10 tlr field "a ieN davs since 10 carry A lunch 90
TO the Geld hands Remaining away longer than
was necessary, Warca wsa made tor her, when
she va, found b'ranglcd 20 death hv ! black
snake. The reptile had rolled iiseif several times
about her meek and had to he e.t in fwo before
he would release his hold
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-11-10

ee-A house having nine Hories above the
ground hoor, aud with basement and cellars.
eleven stories " In course Of construction ln pa-
y, 10 the Quarter de- Roale. The dodgers ON the
pPgtr stories will be raised on a platform, as
sendlne nolselessly every minute. aud raised BY
hydraulic power.