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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-17
goetiraI.
THE WIFE IN A BAG.
a lls.os bod naallrp rolrr.


lnvoivesl In gloomy thouEhta, 4 swain
was AannterinH Ter = sun-bright plain
else dsiieaey had made his mind.
far earthly hlesslnEs too reaned.
W. thsuRiit mself fsro.ion1ned 70 kuou
Disgust IN all things here heloW,
An'l chief amouE the uoes ~ ilfn
" feit. o. thought h. felt bis wife;
Ter faults, tucre hard 10 say Or sing:
Vat stlil she vas not quite the Thing
wonld FATS IEFmit 10 choose axain
uh douhle grief, which u IN vain.
Not So gioth Jovc. In accents SOFT,
And borr The murmurer alofl,
There sre thosr lags-nOw auit your wlshen.
They hold not sind. ~ erst Ulysses,
Tbs qualities II all below
Nov stand out their a mere hrhoidsr.
Hut IN thrm fFrcly Ia yoaf shoulder
That which mast cummodoua aln
Md io Jour isek the nearest sits.
VIII sure contain the maid. who best
nah the earth can make you bleatF
We houed-the pleasing tssk herun.
Ahd weighed them carcfai one BY one.
This uas too heavy that Ton light
And nsns we're yet exactly rlxhf.
And snng and easy. bat AZ length
~ Binds QUE ,ui'.d 20 bis strength
lthts me- nentsr than . glove
In weight exact too-nat hair
isrhcient--no' mar one Co spare
'.rani me- grc.t king but such viz.
Ind I'm completely hiest far life
=" 'ris yours" said Iove-'a cn.ip the binding.
And iri ~ the lucky finding
'Tga- done-and wonderful 10 show.
Ont poif-d his oun dear wife below
MORALE
SHANE burn thy cheeks prcrosterous eli
Who made ihee wretcl,rsi but thyselfg
knoN hcuccftrth this, truthful ndaRe
The anh's In thee aud not thy hagragsi
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-17
History Of the Rebellion.
uEADLEY'sI HISTORY OF TME WAR

rTNHE undersigned having procured an agen-
Il cy for this valuable work for portion Of
Baltimore and Hartford counties will in a very
short time visit the people Of the county solic-
iting subscriptions therefor. II will be true
aud faithful history Of events they have trans
pired since April 1851, until nearly TO the pres.
ent time.
II will be published in two vols. at $3.50 each
the first Of which will soon be delivered. and
the second Immediately after the close Of the
war. Each volume will contain many pages oi
illustrations oi Battle scenes. aud over forty por-
traits Of oficerS prominent in the war, both
North and South.
Volume I, containing 500 pages. is already
prepared. and will be delivered by the Agents
after finishing the canvass in their several 10.
calities. Volume II will he issued ~ soon as
practicable after the close of the war. and will
contain about 200 pages, or more, IL necessary
n complete tile History.
The undersigned also has for sale the
" NURSE ASD SPY"
EDWARD y. TYRRELL.
Iuue tgGh
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Selrtt 2oetrp.
WHILE TnE DAYS AIR GOING pY

WHILE TiE DAYS ARE GOING Bl
There arr lonely heart, To cherish
while the days arr going by
Ihsrr arr wcary souls uho p-rish
while the days are going b.
lfa smile Ne can renew.
As our jonFney We parsuc
Oh the go"'l we M may do
while the days are going by.
Therr's m tine for idle .cornins
while the days arr going b.
Let our tare h. like the morning
Whilr the days are going by
~ the world u fall u siEhs,
luli of sad and weeping eyes
Help yonr fslirn brother Tisr
while The days arr going by.
Az the loving link, that bind ~,
Mhiir the days arr Eoing b.
ons ht one ve ieavc hshind us
Mhlle the days are going by.
Iint the srrds % good wc SOW
Ioih ~ shade and shine will grow,
And viii teep our hearts aglow
while the days arr going by.
s0e
ne KIND TO EACH OTHER.
ne Kind 70 eash other:
The nights coming an
When friend and when brother
Ferchanec may h. zone
Then, midst our dejcciion
How sweet to have earned
The bcst rcyoilscton
Ofkinsness returned
when day hath dsrar,sd
And memory keri.s
Her watch. broken hearted.
Where all She loved sirrt,.
let fAlsehood assall not
Nor envy di.prave--
let triies prev all not
AEainst those ye love.
Nor change with To morrow
should fariane take wing.
Hut the deeper the sorrow
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-17

ur Why Is that you people Of the West
are blessed with all The great mineral pro-
ductious, while We OF New England have
nothing but rocks r asked a Yankee OF =
pcnnsylvanian.
We lead a steady. Industrious life" re-
turned the Pennsylvania. "mind our own
busiaess. vote the strongest democratic
ticket, and God has rewarded us aecording-
iv"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-17

AS EccgSrRIc PRAvER.-The late Rev
Samuel Fiske once prayed in the pulpit that
"thc Lord would bless the congregation
assembled. and that portion OF Il which
was on the way to church, and those who
were at home getting ready 10 come; and
that, iu Ills iniiuite patience. lie would
grant the beDediction TO those who reached
The house Of God just in timo Tor that
By this eccentric method the clergyman
succeeded in breaking up bad habit which
had resisted al legitimate appeals.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-17

eT A drunken lawyer. going into church.
was observed By ths minister. who said %
him "Sir. win bear witness against you at
The day Of judgment" The lawyer. shaking
bis bead with drunken gravity, replied II
have praeticcd law tweniy.nf years at The
bar. and always loani The greatest rascal
the brst 70 turn States evideuee.
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AUCTTONEERENe,.

vT1HE undersigned slill continues ths busi,
Il ness Of AsctionseFing Real o. reFsonst
Property Of every description: when no. ..
msda - ths once either Of The Unioa Or the
Joupnsi. Persous desiring BE servIces sbculd
make application - early es peesibls, 20 - 70
arrange The day of sale. Thanhfai for pest "a
vors ke respectfully asks . eontluuanee cf the
came. 0AM'L q. WlLGON,
Tewsentown, baitinore Go.
Aug. 20, 1ees.-M "ffi
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Towsontown Female Seminary.
Boarding q Day School Coz Young LadieG
MRS. MARGARET II. sCIIENcK,

rRISciPAL.
THE next term of this lnsti.
n tuition will commence ON n
"Wednesday. February IA, 1895. III
Pupils received at any interme-
dlate period. and charge made
from the time Of entrance 70 the end cf th'
school year. Circulars cen be obtained nj th,
Towsontown.
Feb. s.--3m.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-17

Il
VI ERCHANT TAILORS,

MERCHANT TAlLORS y,
CLOTEIERS,
No. IG North St..-Opposlte Chesapeake
Bank. Baltimore, nd.
HAVING formed an association for the pur.
IL pose of conducting the above business.
the undersigned would respectfully invite their
friends and the public generally, to give them
a call At the above place.
Having just received a large aud general as.
sortment of FOREIGN aud DOMESTIC
Cloths, Cassisnaers e. VestIngs,
They are determined In sell at the very lowest
prices, which they are enabled 10 do from hav-
ing purchased their Goods at the lowest whole.
sale prices for Cash.
OUR Ma. FAiRclIlLD
Having the experience oi twenty years As n
Salesman and Cutter and having the best work.
men employed. We are enabled IA offer our
friends great inducements both in materials
and workmanship.
Please give us a call before purchasing elsc.
where we shall use our best cndcavors Ia
please. Respectfully.
CHARLES u. CONSTABLE.
WILLIAM FAiRCHILD.
Oct. il.-6me
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c. Avcncrable missionary. who had
struggled long aud hard TO convert the in.
habiIants ola very cold country TO his teach.
ings and thrcalenings. st last was relieved
10y young man. who had asked the elders
advice rs 10 the course proper for him 70
pursue. My son." replied he. "lcr ten
years have given thcsc painted he'll IN it,
warmest colors but The idea has seemed
10 please them and going 10 warm eii'
mate was rather comfort than otherwise.
Now the best thing FOR you 10 do Is. 10 give
II 10 'em cold make u out my degrees
colder than II 10 here. and ! guess youll
bring 'em, They cant resist that. sir"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-17

O. The spaisrds have proverb (" The
stoue it for wall will not lie on tho road. !"
Prepare yourselfIor something better. aud
something better will come. The great
art ofsuccess Is 10 be able 10 seixe The op.
portunlty offered. Cheerful. patient per.
severance In your lawful calling will Best
help you do this. HE that bath TO him
shall be given, and be shall have abupd.
ance."
All's we'll that suds WE'LL" is an cli
prOveFb. - tst.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-17

that he had neither accomplices or abet.
tors. a second time he was tortured, but
without effect. lie signed this second "In.
terrogatory," as il was called. in a firm
hand with his full name. and added TO IL n
French cOuPlet. which may he translated
thus
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&altu. County Gnion,
~ rUBLismgD WEEkLr ~
LoNGNECKERS q CONNER,
q. c. LOsesEcEEnl
j.. .. LoSaSEcEER,
lcuAs. A.. c0SSER,

Ssl- No advertisement inserted for less than
one Dollar.
- Marriages and Deaths inserted free Of
charge. except when accom- panied by quota tinns
or remarks: for which the usual price Of adver-
tising will be charged.
The UNION has the largest circulation Of any
county paper in the State, and thus offers su.
perioT advantages 70 advertisers.
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DRUG STORE

TO w s ON T O w ~.
rNHE Subscriber respectfully informs q
l. the residents Of baltimore county, ~
that he has opened DRUG ANDAPOTh- -
EcARY STORE in Towsontown. where he IN
tends keeping carefully selected Stock Of
Pure q Genuine Drugs, Medicines.
and all articles usually kept in a we'll. regulat
ed DRUG STORE. at city prices. Also.
Paimfs. OILS. TarnixA, BrnsAcs. Windose
Ciass. Stafioaery. Pt.famsry. and
NotioAs Of ercry description.
RICHARD WILLIS.
June ". 'G5.-iy Towsontown. Nd.
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County surveyor.

County surveyor.
Il Commissioned as County Surveyor, offers
HE services TO the people Of Baltimore county
10 q Surveyor aud conveyancer, and will b
happy 10 attend calls Of all kinds in his line
viii also pay strict attention 10 the searching
Of titles. Ills Office for the present will be q
senee, John NJ. Wheeler, Esq.. at the Clerks
Office, will attend 70 all business punctuaily
and with despatch. Address.
HENRY sHEw. Union Meeting House,
ar Parkton, Baltimore county.
Dec. 2.-6m
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-17

!. May Jesus always in my heart
Bear away the conquerots part. "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08
Grcnt Britain.

The Irish police continued actively employed
10 arrestng persons suspected Of Feniansm. The
Ority Of the persons arrested said to be strangers
aud it expected that many Of them wonld be dis
charged
gang Of persons who were supposed to be at drill
IN house In 1ipperary fred on three policemen, Sc
veiely wounding one Of them Some Of the men were
arrested.
Gen John IT. Gleeson and his brother. Capt. Joseph
Geeson, both of the United States Army had been ar
rested at Thures and lodged in Jail Among the latest
arrests at Dublin was T. j. Mcdonnell the supposed
Head Center for that city.
order confined 10 be maintained at all points
The arrests In Limerick we're quite numerous.
Mr. Malone who was arrested at Trim was one OF
the weaihiest and most respectable merchants In the
place. 49, -,
There was quite a stampede among the Irish Ameri'
cans AT Dublin.
A United states war sto1mer arrived at Queenstown
Oh the goth: the name Is not mentioned.
The Daily Hsvs makes the announcement that Generals
Grant and Sherman will visit England in May next.
IL is announced that Queen Victoria will hold during
the at Buckingham palace I'VE courts Tor the re-
ceptiOn Of certain number Of ladies aud gentsinen-
each reception being limited "a 30. The Prince and
Princess OF Wales will hold drawing rooms and ieyees
on behalf of her majesty
Messages were presented IN both Houses of Parlia
meni from the Queen The 0h asking that provision
be made for the Princess Helena on her marriage. and
for Prince Alfred on his coming OF age.
Mr.. Gladstone gave notice OF motion Tor the cree
ton Of monument 70 Lord Palmerton IN Westminster
Abbey.
An arrival Of two cargoes Of valuable euano is chron
cled from the recently discovered Maiden Island in the
Pacific
Tie Times says the Sutz Canal question is definitely
settled. Tie Company DO not retain single acre OF
ground except such needed for the maritime chan
mel Politically this aTran cement removes all possible
questions OF dlspnte
In the House Of Commons on The Goth Mr. Clay in
troduced reform bill which proposes that the electoral
franchise should be gwen 10 every male over Il years
OF age who has received iaF education
Mr. Gladstone. IN some remarks upon the measure,
declined 10 give any explanation as to what the Coy
oTnIneBt intended O. propose.
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Commercial Inielligcnce.

IoSDOS MONEY MARLET.-tOnsols on the 2Uth
closed dull a. S5.d81i. Discount market unchanged.
LIVERPOOL FEB II. m.--Corros-Ihe sales OF Monday
and Tuesday amounted 1900 bales including oO Tor
port The mnrt-t has been duh and ires
uar Piees rather lower under the heavy receipts q,
southern ports. Midiling Uplands. l6id
TRADE AT MAScHYsrER-festsrday was quiet, but prices
generally steady Inferior qualities were IN favor oil
buyers
BsgApsruFvs-Messr.. Richardson, Spence Co.. aud
W.I.hed Nash Co. report dull and generally hfeles'
market Flour dull and difsut sell quotations nominay
nuchsused Wheat ia moderate demand at aboa late rates
Winter Red and Southern 10 d0 per cent Corn quiet
and shade easier: Mixed "a 5dlB T. $40 n.
PRoysioSs-M-ssrs Bi-and. Athya 4 Co and bruce *
Nc iune reports Reef IN good irmsnd st the late advance
New India Mess las Old 5 Pork scarce and hrn az az
rate. Bacon quiet aud shade lowsr Butter very dull
Cheese Tor choice. Lard closes hrmer American 20
rs Tallow unchanged.
Observation-Disclosures. dull at 81 d3 g. Pearls quite neg
leced Sugars Coffee quiet. bat steady ce mac
tive Liuseed Oh. a. Resin quiet at ue Tltes Spirits OF
Iurp.nne in moderate request at Is FOR ffench retro
l.nn-sMes of Refined al , ?d2 per gallon. -
Io>po MARKETS heat hrm at fun prices AMI psriiay
Def quarter dcarer Flour hrm Sugar m iaF drnand OF
ARA, rates. Coffee steady Tea quiet, but nm iice una
tered. Talow steady, - 6d48I for 4. \. &
LIVERPOOL. Feb 21.-CoTToS-Salss Of Wednesday aud
Thursday 10 bales. including sJ specuator' and ex
porer. Market irregular aud H. loweT under news rom
America.
BRgApsruYFs quiet and steady
Provision, steady. except Bacon which Is hrmer and
Lard which tends upward. . =, ,
Ioxpos, Feb 22-CoSsoIs for money, B.d5lt; u D
90. dG9t Erie shares, 3JeS3 Illinois Central 'Aie'
III. N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08
THE RINDERPRsT.
Proyisions Of the Bill signed by the Pres.
ident 10 Prevent the Spread Of Foreign
Diseases Among the Cni,le Of the Uni
ted STATES.
WAsnISGTox. "wednesday. Mare

WASHINGTON, W edhtriaN. Maith - io"l.
The bill 10 amend an act 10 prevent the
spread Of foreign diseases among the cattle OF the Uni
ted States approved December lasU ~ II passed both
Houses having been signed by the President is now
law. , .,
II provides that the importation Of neat cattle and
the hides Of cattle from any foreign country into
tho United States is hereby prohibited; provided that
the provisions Of this net shall be suspended 10 any Tor
egl country OF countries any parts OF such country
or countries whenever the Secretary OF the treasury
shall officially determine and give public notice thereof
that such importation viii not tond Ia the Introduction
or ,prend of contagious infectious diseases among
the cattle OF the United States and the Secretary OF
the Treasury Is hereby authorized and empowered. ana
il hall be his duty make the necessary orders and
regulations TO carry this law into effect or to suspend
Inc same as therein provided and 20 send copies there
NJ 20 the proper officers in the United States aud 70
nch officers or agents OF the United States in foreign
countries as he shall deem necessary
Second section that the President Of the United
States whenever In his Judgment the importation OF
neat cattle or hides Of neat cattle may be made WITH
ont danger of the introduction or spread OF contagious
or infectious diseases among the cate OF the United
States may by proclamation declare the provisions OF
this act 10 be inOpcratiyc and the same shall be after
ward imperative and Of effect from and after 80 ia!
from the day of said proclamation. go
Section third that any person convicted OF n wiiul
violation Of any Of the provisions OF this act sha De
punshed by q fine not exceeding 500 or imprisonment
not exceeding one year by both. such hne ana I'M
nri.onment in the discretion OF the Court.
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Amusemeuts this Evening.

WALLACK'S THEATER-MIss MADELINE hESidorEss
BEsEUf-Ax UNEQUAL MArCB.
OLYMPIC THEATER-CISDKRELLA La Cox,Asi OR
TINS LovrR TIE LAcEKr. AND LITTLE GLASS sLiPPkh-
UsES Up.
NtRIOs 8ARDEN-NIIss MAoois MITCHELL IN FAScB0x
rHn CRIcKEr
WINTER GARDEN-Epwix BoorH ~ RIoHILEu.
rucy RUsHTON's NETWORK TlihArER TIN
LoAs OLA LovKR-tiIRALDA
BROADWAY THEATER-JoHy 4. OwESs IN VICTIMS
Foxry wISKs.
WOODS THEATER-Ms LUCILLE WEsrxRS IN IHK
AYosRnBNr; Or. TBR CHILD SrrALn
THEATRE FRaNCAIS ACADEMY. OF MuSiC)-LB
GAIN DE PARn-LEs ENvASTs II .RRiBLrs.
pARNJMS MUSECM-MosEs; Or, ISRAEL IN Eafrr-
100 900 CukIosIrigs-Anernoon nd Evening
HARMONIC SOCiETY-ORAroP 10 OF SAMSON At TIE
CuracH ov IHE PuRrrAss
yox,s OLD BowERY THEATER-JAcK AND Gill
WENT uP INV HILL
NEw-YORK CIRCUs-lir xsr-EauEsrRiAS AND Orr
SACK RIpER
RRYANTs MiNsTREr .s-LIrrLs Mac A. Jocxo: rn1
MoxKsf-SoIRKH r. ErHioPK-DAS BRrASrs STUFF
ePEEcH-RoLLis .owABD II NonnA
pUssELDORF 0A'ALERY-CHuRcHs PAIsrisa TvI
LisHr IN IHs W iLpERxHn," and PICTURE ~ Fofcis'
Artists.
SOMERvlLLE ART GALLERY No. $40 bhoADWAf-ai'
GEo. H. HILLS Picronh
BRADYs aLLERY, No. Ts5 BRoApwAY-ffee Exhibitor
Of War ,isws and Portraits OF Representative Men
FINE AIT GALLERY No. 6l5 BRoADwAr-Enheiaon
Of lectures Broure., Terra Gotta etc. py The rfehe
Etching Club
| lie
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DIE ID.

RAKER-At Newark. N J., on Wednesday, the nh inst,
Cahsrne Jane daughter Of Eliza and the late Jacob s.
BAKER Of this city -,
h end. OF the family invited TO attend the funeral at
IN, residence Of her mother No 10 W Anutst Newark on
Friday at IL o'clock m
1,,sins f.svs foot OF Coursnd.st. Of IL O'Clock
RFNsON-In Syracuse Friday morning, March Of hss.y
consumption, Frances A, wss OF Frederick A. Bensoc
ayed "a years, months and J days
pIaIR-Departed this life Wednesday March Margaret
Blair wife Of the late Robert Blair. In the 18th year OF Aer
~.
Her friend, and acquaintance, also the members OF the
S,yspthaye United Presby Church requested 20
attend her funeral from the residence 81 her son, No 100
Tenth ave. on Friday, the 9Th init, at 2 o'clock p ~
BRITTINAt Madison, NJ j. on Tuesdsy March 8, lsoeus
daughter of Col. William Brtn. 49,, =, II,
Her funeral will be stieaded Friday the Sn ina :,
O'clock n at the house OF James A Webo Medson w. -
Trains leave foot OF Bsrclsyst. ct 81 O'CLOCK g. n
BRFWsTER-At her late residence No 80 bedierdst, ~
Y on Wednesday, March Mary Ann wie OF sno ~ ~
Brewster and eldest daughter Of George ana Aooe InAs
rha nn.r,l vii take plses at Sposwood j. on Friday,
th. OH nst The relatives and friends oil the amiy are
Nsv J4rsyxnd Phisdsphs (Psnn.l papers please copy
Gu1rTTy-O Wednesday, March ct the residence o.
H., h,ohs,.n.l.v John w Mason, jersey City, Mary =
daughter OF Hervsy SAie"s'
hill, F.ru,nston, Conn.,, on "Wednesday March !
Ch.,o,,s C. wife Of the Rev. Joseph d. Hull aged
Funeral ON Saturday. the 10th inst, stsseock p H.
y..urprp suddenly on Wednesday, March I, 1866. a
Nth Beyie N j. Abraham Van Ripsr, IN the sish yea
rns s, VII, take place tom late residence On SATURDAY
| tbs 10th INST, u oelosk 2. y.
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hOBERTS-fn Newtonvie Mass, Sunday. March 4, -of
aPoplexy, Maria W., wife Of John Roberts, aged 90
siChELs-At Passac. NJ j.. Wednesday, March after
lingering and painful illness. Mary Elizabeth wife OF David
d. sckes and eldest daughter Of William James and
oathsrne Ann boggs IN the 18th year Of her age.
the l0h inst
Erie Railway trains leave foo. Of Chambers st. ct 81 and 10
O'Clock a IN.
Philadelphia PENN Newark and Paterson IN j. papers
please copy.
WALIACE-On Tuesday hrch Sussannsh Jane, youngest
daughter Of Alexander and Janet Wallace aged years and
II days.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral the residence Of parents 33T
West Twenty hthst, to-day (rhursday, the 9th inst. at
u O'Clock p
WlLSON-On Tuesday March of congestion Of the brain,
Augustus NJ. infant Of Benjamin w. and Elizabeth
Wilson, aged year and months.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited to attend the
funeral from the residence Of his parents No. 2t South
Thdst, Brooklyn, E. D., Thursday, March at
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TENNE - r T..
Negro Arrested for Rape and Msrder-Le''
Of Military Books and Papers by Fe
Marriage OF . Late Rebel Geners''
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Tuesday, 1arcl

NASUVLLk, IenD., IUtsUdy' 1iaIOu " y
The river here has been rising all day. Inc
water this evening is eight feet deep on Haip' !"
Shoals. - ,,,,,. - ..o..o, to.dav
an ,La CHARGE of murder The evidence against MIN
GOES 20 show that on Thursday nigh. he dssoyeu q
negro girl named Ann Towns who wa IN the enS ,
Of Gem Donaldson TO the race ground and there uu
Ton, oged her and murdered her. The body WIS
found In pond near the track. The accused was ~
mandei TO ail on the charge OF murder IN ths A'''
4 IRE occurred this morning In Church-st near tns
Chattanooga depot destroying the building oecup
by Lieut. Wilson Quartermrs.er and BY the Qua Ice,
Ali his books and papers. The damage Is otherwise
light. not over eJUO c,ae,a,c
b. f. Che stbam. late OF the Contsaena.e
States Army, will on Thursday next wed MISS "''''
on. a very wealthy ledy of Davidson County.
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lAdvertisements.I

UNITED STATES ACCIDENT INSURANCE Co.
Of Syracuse. NJ Y.
CASH CAPITAL.
Two HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Insures az ainst Accidents OF all kinds.
OFFICE No. 70 BROADWAY, N. Y. City.
A. A. hewlett President. G. T. CoMsTocK Vice.
President. L. Z. ANDREWS, Secretary.
+. W. and II. b. GATES, General Agents.
GENERAL REFERENCES.
The Hon. REUBEN T. FESTON, Governor OF New York
The Hon. HoRATIo SEYMOUR. Utica, n. Y.
DEAN RICHMOND, Buffalo. n. Y.
The Hon. THOMAS G.. ALvORD, Lieut. Gov. OF y. Y.
UNITED STATES ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY
OFFICE No. 70 BROADWAY. n Y,
In the Union Trust Companys Office. until the LIST OF
May next, when they will occupy their Office No. ls
Wall-st Agents wanted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08
THE FENIAN EXCITEMENT.
merOusArrests i'm all Parts
Of Ireland.
Arrest Of the American General
GleeS0n.
Five Thousand French Troops to Leave
Mexico in May.

The Imnan steamer City of New-York, which
left Liverpool at noon the 2lst and Queenstown on
the 22d OF February arrived here yesterday bringing
four days later news.
The Tarfa arrived at Liverpool on the evening Of
the Goth Of February.
The Hibernian arrived of Londonderry at O'Clock
on the morning Of the 2lst.
The Erin left Liverpool for NewYork simultaneously
with the City of New. York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08

II Is stated that the advanced Liberals had re-
solred 10 call the Government 10 withdraw letter
addressed 10 the Chamber BY Count Bismark. other
wise they viii decline 70 discuss any future bills pre-
scented by the Government.