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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-06


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9d nj lie, Eenn. 5. Sept.
Mit ben Sheriff pom 9auibion Gonntn in befa9tem
Staate me men @ruB:
Siermit befebIe i'd Sbnen in Sbrem Gountp bic
9Ba9IHrnen an offnen ntn HcbIen an allen NdhlpId@
sen fftei Gage bes Dtpnats 9ippeber obsuhoIten,
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gegeten baben einen ReprdientafIten fir bic 9ene=
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bic harb bic Reiianation 6es oen &m 9. Semls ent.
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abftatten. pie es has 9eieB erforSert.
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=: Ts ohtelL 6ab oGs groBe St1atsie9el attacbirt
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bile am 1. Tase i'm Ronot October 1866.
Sir ben Gonpernenr 9B. @. BrownIpm,
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9ouberneurS 6es Staotes Sennel1ee.
Staat Sennefee,
Grecutip Gepartement,
- Rafb nil te. TenH., 1. Setober 1862
I'm biesSberiTs Der Counties: Guurner, Smith u.
Ytdcpr, tn befdgtem Stnate nreiner @rlB:
6iermit befebie ieb Sbnen in Sbren betfefienben
Counties Die @obInrnett 81 6ffnen ulb @ahIen an
allen BabIpIdten am titen Gage bes Nonats 4opems
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9efetuidbiger Sornr gegeben babeft, einen aemeinz
f6aftIicen 9fprdientdten fr bic @eneraIN NiIenlbEn
~ errudblent bic 815ana ~ fiieu, bic burd bic
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tlt-uno sic poIen mir poft benz 10 @ei6ebenen bic
fhuleieen Berite abtatten, Ipe Sorbes pom @eiCee
erforbert 1T. ~
$50. Gum 3eusniB bierfiir babe idb meiue
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-. :: befobIen, baB bas srobe Staatsiie9el attoz
dirt uiro. 80 aefcheben i'm Sepdrtement
gu Naibuiae am 1iten October 1856
Sir bell 9oupernenr 80. g. 8rsmnIpw.
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SI.EOO perSabr: gsir fu9en Mseuten, urrt
%AtOUV hberaa uniere uerbeferte Rdbs9ea=
f9ine su pertoufen. greis $40. Srei neue Arten,
Upper unb un6er feeb Auf 9robe gefnnbt. GAaz
miiiion besablt. Sie enSigen Dta1inen, Die in ben
Ser Staten nnter $40 perfaut Derben, bic poftdns
@roper ullb Bafer, Singer " Co.. nn6 BatdeISer
ale onbere bili9en Mai9inen iinb 8ctrlgerei unS
ftno &6ufer uuo GpnSumen.en Arreit uno 8efrofune
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ianot. 9tan aSoreiiire Sbap u. GIart tn 8iebei0r
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Snrnerz8erein

.gs1 Snrnerz8eretn aga.sm
gssranbst: Is. cetoter 1854. ara
RiteIieeersnbI: $50.
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S5aameiter: @eor9e SieferIe. ef5s 4s.s
Die So9e oerfomEeIt fs4 ieben Sennerfng Abene
Deutfder tlnteritls tlsanasberein.s
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Yrdfioent:, RdT SinteIfpieI. ~
&tce=RrdfiAent: Eam. Aabesfu.
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s1' AbeHes ~ ubr i'm GOurtAauie.
2utberilde geiaeiaoe.s y
gfarTer gaaers.
eOttssstsns isbeH @0Hntus 10 rlbrsm GOartkauts.
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Scrlangt miro

Gin gutter Sbnbmuber fir feline sendhte 9trbeit, nm
mad einem Der biibf6eten 2anoftdot1eH 9ennefee's
gu geben.-@uter Arb,itsLObn wirb sugefi1ert.
gu erfrngen beisperrn
s. GtifeI
27iep is in Sie<4afbpiHe.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-06

@efil4es pel6e abne 8pstfeI ay.@ besuilqt uesben
fEne ben 2 dfibsrenben Seafaten tes @rnssGnpfers,
hes 3lntbs p1b ~ Gommankesp ffr sir Z
gletas sElfann9 bia 5Rm 2ten @onfaG imD December
Il ssssf= a GbaxIes q. 6mIIek,a
@rOBs $etrethr.
SeitlqIgfns Del9e ben Drben beganftIaen fi,tb ers
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0ie 6rau bon @obert Simons Sar<
fmer gu 2aiurence County, Miai9an,
tuobnbaft, uabln ibre bier &inDer in bic
Sdeune u. Ourdianitt ibre &eblen nit
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oeutf@e 8ereine seafbsine's.

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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-17

Tothoso who were traitors during the whole
war. hat who have now become such intensified
Johnsonitss ~ 70 be- willing 10 swaIlow'his whole
policy, and cndarse all his actions aud u,scfsn-
ces, we commend the following merely to show
In what estimation Mr.. johnson held traitors and
the abstiors Of treason from the breaking oat 70
the closing Of the rebellion. make no,s u
IT," gentlemen
''Show me who has been engaged In these con.
spiracies, who has fred upon our flag, who has
given instructions 10 take our forts, aud custom
houses, aud afscnals, aud dock yards, and will
show YOU q traitor. wKEE PESDgSr Of the
United States, would DO as Thos. Jefferson did
| 10 1906 with AARON Barr ! would have them
arrested, Rd, u convlc,ed within the meaning
aud scoop" Of the Constitution, ~ rmH ErERSAL
| Con, worLp EXEcuTg THEM. infrrw johnson .
| Spefch IN nc NsAgte II IT, Tinted SIDES.
! III Is time the American people should bc
taught 10 understand that treason "a n crime
not ~ reveugr-no, Ia anger-but ahat treason
| Is crime, aud should be esteemed such, aud
panished as such. '-I'resiaeHf johnson IN .iPrii,
1865.
| lut, In calling a convention TO restore tho
| State, who shall restore aud rc-cstablsh IL p
Shall the man who gave his influence and means
To destroy the Government Is he TO participate
in the great wotk of reorganization Shall hs
Who brought tnls misery upon the STATE ne per
| mi,ted 20 control is desiinics Z II this be So
then all this precious blood Of our brave soldier
anA officers freely poured out, will have beer
wanionly spilled. An the glorious victories b,
our noble armies will 80 for nasght, ADD all ili'
baiilc-hc,ds which have been sown With dead
heroes during this rebellion will have been mad,
memorable la yain. Why all this carnage and
devastation IL was that TREASON nigh, BE- 10
down and traitors punished. Therefore, I -,
that traitors should take "a back sea, In the WOgi
OF restoration. lfiherc be but i've thousand urt
in Tennessee loyal To the Constitution. loyal I,
Freedom, loyal To- Justice. these true aud iaithiu
men should control the work Of reorganization
and reformation, ABSOLUTELY. ! say tina
the traitor has ceased 10 he a citizen. aud, IL
joining the rebellion, has become a ublic enemy
Before these Rrpentiue iirlcls car
be trusted. LET THEN BRlNG FORTH TIL
FRUIT Or REPENTANCE.-Prs siicni JesHso,
rhHf Mlfdry GerfrHor = TsHsosse.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-17

This genilenaa's name is gov prons=eatiy
hessrs the Pu6lis a. hAEing been ose Of the pris-
eipal speakers - The CopPerheAa ueesiag % e.
dorss Prssideni gohasoa. heid at tue coari House
On the eth instant. In the speech be made upon
that occasion be boosted Of bis ssraighi-oas p
Uuionism, cue " Who never admitted the RICH,
Of States 10 seceds." Il is, perhaps, vel tia,
Mr.. Harris can give this assurance, for, 10 the
ahs~nee Of ssch Aassrases, il would bs bard to
believe, very implicitly At least il Mr.. Harris
Cnionism. -Four years Of war have jus: closed
Thers hare been periods ia those yesrs whea The
prospect ofour eoaniry' salvation looked gloomy
and foreboding-iines when our government, for
Ia preservation, needed the undivided support oG
ali iis votaEies. 10 these sryisg hours, hos was
the a Unionisn ofMr. Harris shown Was be
found In the field, assisting ia driving back the
enemIes Of bis country Was be sOsnd urging. BY
bis voies, the cause Of the government or uphold
lag l, By bis inHaenee The answer to these
qnsstions maa Be 3 plain aud emphatic No !
Never, daring al the Rsbellion. has Mr.. Harris
spoken one word OF committed one action, pub
liely, slsas would idsntify him with the Union
#AEAys @@3 w t4AAM ~ WA&a W uMfA 70 SouEtuSe
the Ioyal men our State Of bis =" siraighi-ou, I"
Unionism nov. Mr.. Harris, however, % bis
speech 10 the Court iouse, did tsll Of one act be
had committed dariag the rebellion, and that
wss 70 sss his inaHsacs 70 oI<asa Ne rsissss u q
Rs6si solder. And bow 10 IL that Ne. Harris has
% changed his opinions sses 1852 Then be
uttsssd the sentmsnt that coercion was i'm
practicable; that II would be utterly lmpos-
sibls TO sabdue eight millions Of people" Tine
and the progFess Of svents have showed, ., least
that Mr.. Harris h no prophet. "coercioa "
has bsen carried trismphansly through those
Eight miIiioas Of people " have been subdued,
and the bogus gosernment they attempted TO set
~ sess destroyed BY sss ssssag arm % the gov
srnmsni, aid Ne. Harris Il very willing TO ac-
kno~lsdss himRIfa " ssraishsoai Union . man
o pFoHsr bis advice and asaIssanrs TO the gov
eFnmsns whsn neither are wanted.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-17
Circuit Court for BALTIC. County,

@tftNe@g aN'fNs
Before lion. D. c. n. Emory, Judge John 7.
Ensor, Eco, States Attorney.
THURSDAY, March 9Th.
State vs.. Henry aad William Cox. indicted for
siae6ing and striking with bily William
and Benjamin bowen. Tried YESTERDAY and
convicted three eases. Tie Defendants we're
hned - and costs in rarh ease-toiAi amount Of
fines and costs, 1924 49, State W John ingin,
negro indicted tor receiving snsney ander lals.
pfeienees removed frunl baltimore ciiy--lhrec
caars, reported yesterday. The cases were con
claie'i yesterday, The jury returning a verdict Of
guilty IN each case not senieyrtd. u. u.
lIoarInan, Esq., for the defence. The case ~ the
State v. John n. iiJneF, Indicted for selling II.
qnor TO minors, was removed on afil tyli to the
Criminal Court ~ Baltimore city the defendant
gave bsil IN ihs sum Of $500 foe his appearance
Al court, with J. n. ilbner. ST., as his security
State ". George Mobbs, indicted for larceay
removed from Baltimore city. Tried before
lnry. Neidiet guilty" Not senieneci. T.
Of VIM. ). keech, Esq., JaHsrs N. buchanan. Ir..
Esq, was admitted 10 practice 10 this court
The trial docaet Was then taken Up and called
perrtnpioriy. Richard n. smith ". Geo. W
Croft and john q. Cot'kry. Jury sworn ana
Judgement Of mon sHR. Nesass toarman, Brown,
d. II. Emory, aud Ward Tor The dcIendans. ~
FnipAr, March 9th.
Stale rs. Andrew D. Lindsey, INDICTED foe an
assault with intrnt 10 kill aud murder Martha
Armissead. Removed from H,liimorc eity !;
tried before the Cour, ndjndged not guilty
Messgs. u. X. Boarman aud Oliver lack FOR the
defence. Mr.. knsor gave notice 10 members or
the tas that " the counsel Tor the defence Ia re-
moved eases did not have their witnesses som.
moned 10 the FIRST or second day ~ Are term Ne
would insist upon tho trial Of the enses whsn
reached, whslher ihelF Witnesses were pseasn, Or
not. - ~ tts..sss..i.sa...s ~ + .ss54 8 ~
STATE Vs. Wm. Newman. negro, indicted for
obtaining goods under ialse preirncss. nem6Ssd
from baltimore city tried before the CONF !;
adiadged guilty not Sentenced. r. " ri.
son aiiss Ite coioFd, indicted Zoe laresnyn i ~
moved from Baltimore city tried before jnry
Verdict Rallty not ssnlsnetd. n. =. r. Dsooke,
hs9a foF ne deisnee. sssH tees 4taltfI4*
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-17

TmEys AsorT.-0ne night last week, soEs
thief catered the essrisgs house Of Nr. IBeniimin
Bowen, living near this town, and took there
from sefi of carriage harness sud hor coscr
Not con,eni with this, on Wednesday night the
thieves visited Mr. Bowen's premises agsin. and
stole his buggy. 10 TO the time We 60 10 press
nothing has been heard Of the stolen property
On the same nigh, horse. saddle and bride.
belonging 10 August Debaugh. residing near Lu.
thsrsi.le, was stolen from bis stable
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-17

lMPog-AST DEess.cS.-SSEe t.sae ago q-ss-
,ioa cane % before Judge AAssia, Of the Superb
OF cOari Of Bal'isseFe city, involvisg the Valid-
~ o. the appointments Of Magistrates b. Cover
nor Bradford las, winser. Judge Martha decided
tia, the rev Magistrates haa 20 Authority 70 act
ant that their appointment vas witaog; uarraa,
Of law. The case then vent Up to the Court o.
Appeals, which Court "a Wednesday last, reader
ed their decision, unanimously affirming lodge
NAriin's decision FrUm this it Is clear ;hA; al
osieiAi acts committed BY the appois,ees Of Gov
e-sor Bradford are nail and void. a.i that the
old Magistrates have still fsll power to act.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-17

&xa-By card 10 another column IL will lie sesn
tina, John Y. D. Bedford Eco. of this town, 10
connection with Mr. Samuel G. Iiogllon, have -.
iablished themselves ~ ConveyAncers AT the
North West corner Of Lexington and st. raul
Streets, Baltimore. Mr. Bedford is well known
a. one Of the very best Conveyanccrs 10 the State
as many Of our citizens for whom he has trans
acted sosines-, can testify. and we heartily wish
him abundant success. lie will be- at his Office In
TowsoniowR every Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-17

es-A letter fsors T.eksesss supplies tic 10
lewisg srHoPs.s Of The bylaws adopted b. a
eo1PAa! o. Nississ PPl STATE Militia -sceH'.y or
yas led At the eaFsiAl Of tia; state
TIE company votes to Adop; the req slsiicas
Aa9 tactics q re- Casfoasy1fs Irr,y
No oae admitted a. = member % The corapa-
- who Nas Dot 10 tie Confederate Array, o. <ss
'rss nst .'risnily e iis ctyeserEs szAs,. Motto
- Trv IS
q TAs sr.f7-ss g J. Srsy hzt the button aad
insignia Of sssk . &c ice sane IS il tee Caitsd
States army.
:; i IN favor % sci 60 organization tat tie
Csi;s.l States troops have bsea ai,hifswa frsn
half tie Sos;hefa States Tie psospsc; q de-
ighs:sl one FOR loyal @sa
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-17

A BADtr RECONSTRUCTED REsz.-Mr T
Yanesy, Of De Sofa eOanty, Mississippi, writes to
Gen. Fisk, Of the Freedmen's Bureau. concerning
a eoiorsd girl who had been sold away from her
parents
. AZ for recognizing the right Of f,seirrsn 60
their children, can say that no Southern man
% wotsan 10 The wboir South recognizes the n--
gro a. FREEDMAN hut a. stolen pro ieriy. forced
By The bayonsis o. the dasnnAhle United States
Towernurena -
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-17

HAtCmDAx, WAEcn lUA4.
Some orders were passed By !hs eoasi u 2.
gard to equity cases, after which u adIoulN4i
until Monday morning, At 70 o'clcck. -.
- - MoRDAy. March an.
Thee7urtieok n he appeal docket DIS mora
gng, and the iollowAug cases disposed " JoAn
y. ilampshim W.. Jacob Kesh --Appeal nom 1ue-
Dee OnFiis. Tried before The court iudgmens
ailir,ued. q. n. B0aFman. No. for theappellanl;
Richard 1fason, ksq., Tor appelles. usosee
Justice Townsend. Tried before the court not
concluded. John T. Eusor, Esq, for appellant, !;
Bernard Carter, Esq, for appellee. Robert Nor
rison W.. VIM. y. Hare-appeal from Justice
Curtis. Appeal dismissed. Il. X. BOaFmaa for
Hare, appellee. \. A. Farrer vs.. John Myers
court not concluded. r. GFason for appel.
liant; n. .. Cuttings, for Appellee. -.'.'' ''s''
TUESDAY, March l3ih,
Richard Younger W. Patrick iiihbetts, appeal
from Justice Slack tried before the court I;
Judgment reversed. Richard GFssons Esq., for
appellant, Mcsars, Wheeler 4 Keech for appelIse.
Geo. CAMP-MAP ". Ilarman Scheurman, re-
ported yesterday, Judgment reversed aud judg.
men, In favor OF appellee for $50 and costs
John T. EnsCr, Esq., for appellant, Bernard
Carter, ESQ, for appellee.
A. A. Farrer W. John Myers, appeal from Jus
tice Gibson reported yesterday Judgment re-
yerscd. Richard Grason, Esq, for appellant,
X. J. Cuttings, ksq., for appellee.
Richard Younger W. Thos. Hibbe,ts, appeal
from Justice Slack tried before the court
judgment affirmed. X. Grason, Esq. for appel.
liant, II. W. Dougherty, Esq, for appellee.
Gable W. kouiy, appeal from Justice naight,
two cases appeal dismissed. Il. Grasou, ESQ.,,
for appellee.
James Holiday vs.. John Ward, appeal from
Justice Diekel tried before the court held suI
~ -. II. X. Boarman, Esq., for appellee.
IL. J. Timanus ". J. T. Brown, appeal from
( Justice Gibson tried before q jury no, con.
eluded. Il. J. Cuttings. Esq, for appellant, Jno
:. Tyson, Esq, for appellee.
WEDNESDAY, March itth.
| The appeal docket was taken up again thil
morning. ". J. Timanus vs.. J. T. Brown ap-
real from Justice Gibson reported yesterday
Tried before jury verde, in favor Of appel
lant for SECS 80.
Thos. Garnrr. colorcd. indicted for larceny
gave bail in the .un $500, with Mrs. II. q. Can
non as his security.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-17

80 eorrcsponden, At Ranialisiown, 10 this
e0aniy iaieruss u 'ha; the literary society some
tine since formed 10 that place is siil. in aouf-
i.hing coalition. sud that is ~eskiy meetings
draw together large and appFeciA;iTe audieaces
On "wednesday evening the .ih insiAtt the ~.
soeiAfon elected The follow az gentlemen a. their
cfieers FOR The ensuing term Viz President
Manly lIaines Vice-Psesiden,. Harry Fran,s
Secretary, ". Wilson Lynch Treasurer. Martin
L. Jean Librarian, Edward choa,e Board 81
Ccraiors, G. Howard Shipley. Theodore Miller
aad r. r. Choate
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@-The Southern woman, says al exehsnge,
discard the homespan upou which there has becn
so much Roasting, aad take to Northern fashions
and Northern goods with wondroas facility, and
that their iempsrs swee,sn just In Psoporiion as
their wardrobe Is repIenished. No doab, Of H.
Send them the pretty things. The good clothes
will fetch them.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-17

iserEsr On Tuesday iasi, Justice Slack Of
this county, held an inquest over ihe body Of a
negro nasnei James Pea, who was found dead on
the Aims House grounds. Ne had bsen an In.
Iaate Of that institution for long number o.
Years. verdict was rendered Of death from
natural cauare
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-17

E-A eorrssporesn' A. Re;s'ers'own informs
Is that the Neihotis; Episcopal church Ia tia;
'oWn has split that poriioa - he Society
has obtained . minister from the Alexanlria
Coufereaee and noE worship 10 the Odd Fellows
Hall. our friend says iha; politics - the cause
u the move neat. and that the Gissaectsd ores
are rsbel syapa;hizsr. We sincerely regret thA,
such state o. thing. should exist ia a Christian
Society. hs, cur atyice - 20 let the "Sece,lers'
20. y they contain 50 much Political bitterness
10 their hearts thar they are not wiling 20 Eor.
ship Niih loyal congregation. far better for
that congregation that they were out u IL,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-17

FFfIf.RF 0t n .llfI
sPRIy A TIE s ALE
Il tanning about Pity, ACRES Of A
LAND. situated on the Falls Road, H.
about Is miles from Baltiniore al Black Issss
Rock. Tho Lenais In high state oflssAs
cultivation, u under COED Fsncing and ls well
wascred. The improvements are good 80
Loo HOUSE AND BARN.
place. emhrneinE Apples, Pesnhns. Pears, Sc
Any person wishing 70 purchase eamlcail on
o. addresp ihs suAssEihef ~ Philopoiis r. o.,
Baitimors eouniy.v
...i1gII.ss u, GEORGE X. RNson.
March iT.--sk So 4 -
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-17

- There will lie an exhibition Of Dissoiving
Views, embracing seems IN the late war, Scrip.
tural and Historical scrnes, &c. At the Odd Eel.
lows Hall, In this town, commencing on Tues
day night next. We have heard thia exhibition
spoken 81 IN high terms, and we hope Il may le
paironized BY our ciiizrns Ser Advertiscmnt.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-17

TH RKsx1 -Cougressman Rogers, Of
New Jersey. Is Ia favor of paying The rebel debt
before IL !. due. All loyal people are Ia favor Of
paying il when IL Is legally dsmAndAbe. that IT,
T" STA months after tue recognition Of the indie
"pendeacs Of the Confederate States Every
body will agree 10 that.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-17

e0-ous Of The larges. shareholders 10 Ken
iueky has gone mad on aecoantof the liberation
" bis slaves, and Is an inmate OF the lunaiic
asylum At IlopkinsvilIe. A grca, many ex-slare.
holders In ihls State are mad" on the same ae-
count, bat have not yel been placed 10 Asylums
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-17

ADVERTISEMENTS IA gentleman Who has trav-
e'isd great deal. remarked 10 rs the other day
that be considered the advertising columns Of
new spaper as an iaia.hble mirror Of the business
" place The fact has ecen establishes. tina;
10; only does advertising open the Was 10 for
irue but those WAC advertise are always the
more literal dealers. and iasomgeh a. they keep
themselves anG ihelF wares constantly tefcre the
public It = sertAiu evidence that they have what
they advertise sni are snxioss 10 secure cgsio-
tners. ~hom they will exert themselves 10 reiain
We san poini 70 oar advertising columns with
pleasure and Soaid saw 10 cur friends by all
taeans b+s:ow yeg- patronage upcG those whose
aiseEiiscuenis are iherc. a. iaey III te fSgnd
20 t- bones; .iessa. - a3e4 aal Aecomaoaai.as
u.en %; tgs,1css.