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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-25


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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-25

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-25
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iirst class goods at reasonable prices. Re-
member Troy 4 1rist1 85 North 4th
street, dirs6oy epoosi1b 1lhls Detrance to
PlantVg9 8ouse. nefo IN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-25

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-25

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-25

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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-08
Fonianiam.

The Atlantic cable brings us the news Of an up
rising ofiho Fcniana In ireland, aud excilemen, in
Europe In regard 10 H. What the extent Of the re
bellion 10, aud what the resources ofiho Irish are
We cannot al the present writing determine. The
British government are on the alert, aud means
have been taken 10 Fepress the outbreak From
our knowledge OF Ireland, aud the vigorous laws
under which their people live, aud the strict sur
veilancc which the government maintains there,
we can see no possible good that can result from
this outbreak
Tho most thorough preparations have been
adopted 10 prevent such disturbance, by the Brit
ish government, and uIlcss some great hunder
shall be made the revolt can make hut little pro-
gress.
ireland can never hope 10 gain her ndepen.
dcnce unless she Is assisted by some powerful ma
ton, aud rs England has now no wars on hand
she may be expected TO quench this instruction
as readily rs you could cylinguish the blazc Of a
candle. ireland has our warmcst sympat lies,
and we hope that this government mny some day
be in position TO extend to her struggling ueo.
pie material aid In accomplishing what she ar
IDENTIFY Observation-Disclosures from British tyranny
and misrulc. We hope TO have more adviccs up.
on this question In few days
ALLEGAXY County CONTESTED EtrcTioS. 1T has
been slated that Mr.. Alfred Sphics, the Democrat
&c candidate for State Senator in Alcgany coun-
iy, has declared his intention OF ,onicsiing the
seat Of DIR. Charles u. Ohr, Republican who was
legally elected. On this subject the Cumberland
Civilian asks
How Is II possible for Alfred Spaies To- hold of
hcc under the Constitution of the state OF Mary
land, after having been convicted Of disloyaliy,
by giving aid and comfort TO the enemy during
time OF war, and after having been sentenced un-
der that conviction Has the Legislature ever rc-
moved the disability, rs provided by Law II not
u seems ike sheer folly on Mr.. Spaics part To bee
conicsing the matter at al
The Democratic candidates for the House Of
Delegates In Alcgany county, who were also
defeated have notified the Republicans who were
elected that their seats also would Dc contested
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-08

CHARGED WITH PocKEr PicKNa. -Yesicrday AZ.
tcrnoon two men named John Hogg, alias Hog
gy, and William Ratcliffc, were arrested By po-
liccman Youse, upon complaint Of Mrs. james G.
liyland, OF Baltimore county, who charged them
with having robbed her. la an examination be.
fore Justice Dryden Mrs. II. stated that she was
passing along Lexington street, near Charles,
when the accused parties approached her, one Of
them inquiring where Mr. Broadbent lived. She
turned AZ the inierrogalory, when their actions
aroused her suspicious, aud feeling for her port
monnaie containing so In money aud check up.
on John ). Cuttings for $50, she discovered that
she had been robbed. Before she could utter a
word OF alarm the parties both ran out Lexiug.
ton street, and lodging into an alley escaped,
but were soon arrested aud were closely searched
but nothing found upon their persons. They
were both held however TO await further exam
ination. - C0mmeTeiaie Wednesday.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-08
Rcbel Imnudence

Andrew Johnson Richmond organ, the II.
dSi'nsT, makes sad lament over Yankee Van.
dalisH, as Illustrated 10 the case ofihe Airing.
ton estate, the Rebel General Lees former resi-.
drnoc Siea.iaS Of the estate, IL says
4" Arlington il well known as one OF ,ao most
ancient. aud, uuiil iis dissertation by the Federal
Nandals. one Of the most magnificent country
s-ats Ia Virginia.
" Lees house aud farm was " Que OF the most
magnificent country seats In Virginia" wo have
only To say tia, the Old Dominion has little "a
boast Of la that linz. No Northern gentleman
q half Less prciensions to arisiocracy would
have lived In the house IN lis condition just pre-.
vious To the war, aud as for the farm, the poor.
est hushandman ia Pennsylvania would have
been ashamed TO show Il TO his neighbors had he
owned Il. The house, like most Southern
mansions, was iearfully dilapidaied, aud there
was scarcely panel Of decent fencing on the
eame into possession Of II. they have not only
renovated the house, but put sub.iantIal itncss
on the iaru' and wha, Is MOTE turned II io so,nc
account. iiui what right have thcsr traitors 10
complain aud whine about the destruction Of
their " furniture, plate, pianos, etc? n Ire
wanted To preserve these, Why didn he stay at
home aud do II We understand, however. that
he carried all hi yalnablcs or TO Richmond be-.
fore leaving for that grea, III hlmsGif. II may
bo that they iell prey there to some such - high.
toned Southern gentlemen ~ Floyd, or Breek.
lnhdgc or possibly kiug Jelf. himself. 4, any
rate, such men as Ice ought TO be thankful that
their miserable lives have Teen spared, aud say
nothing about their property. Had Lee lived In
any other country, aud raised his traitor arm
aEains, the life Of The Government that educated
him, he would have been hung, and his property
conhecaled for the benefit Of the State
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-08

becomes especially offensive when Il sets aside the
fundamental truths OF our institutions that Il Is
shocking 10 common sense when Il undertakes 10
derive new governments from that hostile popu-
laiion which has just been engaged In armed re-
eelliOn, aud that all governments having such
origin are necessarily illegal and void. That IL
Is the duty OF Congress to proceed with the work
OF reconstruction, aud to this end il must assume
Jurisdiction of the States lately in rebellion, cS-
cept 50 far that jurisdiction may have been al
ready renounccd, and Il mus, recognize only the
loyal States or those States having legal aud va
lid Legislatures, entitled to representation In
Congress or TO a voice in the adoption Of cOns,i.
tu,ional amendments. The House joint resolu-
ton continuing the Committee on Reconstruction
appointed at the last session was adopted. The
Standing Committees for the second session were
announced a. agreed upon Ia caucus.
In the House Of Representatives the bill regulat-
ing appointments to Office, reported by Mr. viii
liams, was called up by him, and discussed at
length. The bill was ordered 10 be printed, aud
made the special order for Thursday. The bill re-
la,ing TO the qualification OF jurors, in capital ca
scs, was discussed aud then postponed until Mon
day next. Mr.. Lawrence, from the Committee
on Judiciary, reported bill TO prolec, the rights
Of action OF loyal citizens. The bill provides
that where citizen Of the United States who has
always remained loyal To the Government shall
bring an action to recover for injury to person
or property, no such action shall be- defeated
on the ground that the act complained Of was
done by virtue Of the authority OF the late so-ca-
ed /" Confederate States Of America" or any
States regarded in rebellion by the Presidents
proclamation, unless such act was done by durcss
or in obedience To the judgmtn, or decree Of a
judicial court The bill was nassed
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-08
The Presidents Message.

We send 20 each or our county readers to-day
8 copy Of the Baltimore " lssB Extra" contain
Ing the message Of President Johnson. This
message will doubtless be considered as mos, sin
gular document. The President seems to he
wholly unaware that great contest has taken
place since the adjournment Of Congress, Ia which
the reconstruction OF the late rsbellious States
was the grand issue There is not the slightest
allusion made 10 the whole Message 10 the Con-
ssessional plan Of reconstruction, or To the pro.
posed Constitutional Amendment. The whole
subject is entirely ignored, while NJ Policy -
is again put forth aud urged with the same peril.
nacity, and almost the same language In which
il was presented to Congress in Mr.. johnson .
last annual message. Nor does he allude to fhe
new Democratic project OF amnesty and suffrage,
the Civil Rights BILL or the freedmens Bureau.
The New Orleans Massacre l. carefully avoided,
aud throughout the whole South, the Presiden,
appears 10 believe there Is nothing deserving Of
aaImadversion or reproOf There is no alluslOn
10 the Baltimore troubles, ar the repeated inter-
views with Governor Swami, and the holding Of
troops In readiness 10 march 10 Baltimore at a
mon,enrs notice. The much-talked.of American
Pro,ecloraic Of Mexico is not mentioned, but
General sherman Is spoken Of as having gone TO
Mexico "a an advisory capacity TO Minister Camp
ball. The only portion Of the Message relating
10 our domestic affairs which will be perused
with pleasure is the last paragraph, which may
BE- regarded ns Indicative Of returning sense Of
she prepriesies of ihs position be occupies
ssThe Interests Of the nation are best 10 be pro-
moied BY the revival Of fraternal relations, the
comrieis obiiisFatiou Of our past differences, aud
The rs-lnangnraiion Of Ill the pursuits of peace.
Dlrecting oar enosis 10 the early accomplishment
o. thsss great ends let Ne endsavor 10 preserve
harmony between The eo-ofdlnate Departments Of
the Government. that each 10 he proper sphere
may cordially co-operafs with the other Ia secur-
Jag tle mainienaneeo a. The Constitution, the pre-
sslEesIen q ibs union, snd ths perPsiuiiy ofour
TIE Message Is brief and eOnciss 10 ali lie
siaismsnis and 10 other respects win Be Regarded
ns ersditabls doeumsnt. But The fact win BE-
.ppassni 70 every one sbsf The President has e.
her learned noihing, 90 desires !. 10 be under
iced thar b does not accsst he volns Of The
'solis ~ verify 81 be eensidssaslon OF Esspses.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-08
NesO Advertisements.
TRUSTEES SALE
oFA
VALU A BILE FAR NJ
IND COUNTRY RESIDENCE,
HARTFORD TURNPIKE ROAD,
Miles from BALTIC. city.

DY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court
I'D for Baltimore county, sitting ia -
~ equity. the undersigned, as Trus- tse..
toes will offer on at public SALE ::;:
Monday. nc Sis, day Of December. Is6a.
at ~ o'clock NJ.
on the premises, seven miles from Baltimore.
on the Hartford Turnpike Road, aud adjoining
the lands Of Messrs. John Ridgely, Of Hampton,
Jacob Hiss, Charles Amos aud others,
ALL THAT VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
ol which William Hiss died seized. coutainiiss
2O7 ACRES,
ONE ROOD AND "a sQUAR. PERcHEs OP
LAND. more or less. improved by large
STONE AND FRAME HOUSE.
about forty feet in front and DEPTH two stories
high with a garrett. and containing eight or ten
rooms, large new
FRAME SWITZER OK MINK Marin.
about 4ox6O feet with excellent stables. two
corn houses, one Of log. and the other new about
30Nio feet with Carriage House attached. new
LOG TENANT NOISE.
one story aud a-half high. aud about l6xgo
feet a Dairy, Smoke House. a good log Stable
aud all other necessary out buildings.
About one hundred and Il itccn acre. If said
land are arabic, and the balance il
TERI' HEA TILF TIMBERED
with good Oak. Chestnut aud Hickory Wood
There - pump Of good water aud alsp o.
spring near the house. and there are several
other line springs aud streams of water On a..
place. The dwelling house is on the cas-, side
of the Hartford Turnpike Road. and about one.
quarter of a mile from said roa,l. Churchcs Of
several denominations. school aud mill comyc.
nicnt.
Tnc property will first be offered in one body.
and II not sold entire, will be offered IN TX
Lots as follows;
Lot No. I containing Two Acres
Lot No. containing Twenty -Four Acres and
one Rood.
Lot No. . containing Seventy Three Acre.
aud Thirty Perches. on which the Buildinss
mentioned above are situated.
Lot No. I containing Thirty. Seven Acres and
Thirty rerches.
Lot No. containing Twenty. Acre.
Kuods and u Pcrches.
Lot No. containing Forty Three Acre. and
R"nd.
rtf-A road for the common use Of the pr.p.
criy has been laid out connecting these i..i
with the Hartford Turnpike Road
Terms Of sale as prescribed by the deere.
are-Onc-third Cash. one third ia ~ months.
aud the balance ia two years. the credit Tav-
menis Ia bear interest from the day Of salen,id
20 be- secured By the notes Of tho purrha..r
with security satisfactory To- the Trustee. ~
the purchaser may pay all cash. az his option
For further information apply 20 either
at the Trustees. or to Mrs. Hiss. on the prem.
iscs who will show the house aud . plat 81 a..
property 10 persons wishing to see them.
:"'-A plat 81 the property may also be- seci,
at the Office 81 Il. ". Templeinan 4 Co. No. -
Lexington street. Baltimore. or at the office 90
Mcssr-. Wheeler and Kcech. Towsnuiown
- Title indispuiahlc. Possession given "a
the first of March next.
GEORGE 4. SMITH.
WILLIAM :. kEE,, Is. ia 'Ai'->.--
JAMES W. OwlNGS. Auctioneor.
Dec. S.-ts.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-08

Tue CLARE MrRDER TRIAL.-Tuesday last was
The day assigned for the commencement Of the
trial Of John Clare indicted for the murder Of u
U. Grove, Ia baltimore city, nearly two years ago
that day, the parties whose evidence was required
still being absent, the case was further postponed
until next Wednesday morning. Attachments
have been issued for several witnesses, and the
case will doubtless be commenced on the day
naned. Col Z. Herbert Richardson assists Mr.
Ensor In the prosecution, aud Messrs. Milton
Whitney, Richard J. Cuttings, Archibald Stir
ling, IT,, and Orville llorwiiE appear for the
prisoner
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-08

THE LAID oFrcE. From the annual report Of
the Hon. John Wilson, Commissioner Of the Gen.
eral Land Ohiee Il appears tina, during the las,
fiscal year $40, 2ei acres NJ land were sold for
cash; l,ses,blT entered under the homestead act;
10s $50 located With military warrants; 100. ssl
given 10 the various states as swsmp lands o..
ss7 given 10 railroad grants; and ISL ,oee grant
ed 10 agricultural colleges total ASIA, sia, 81
acres. The anonHi Of money reesivsd from land
ralss was ss7S,6ts.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-08
Arrest OF John IL. surratt.

4 despatch FROM our Minister q, Venice an.
nounses tina, John u. suuali, the principal con.
spiralOr In the plot which resulted IN the assassi
nation Of President Lincoln, has been again ar.
rested, and is now on his way to the United
States. securely guarded. surnii was a soldier
In the forces Of the papal Dominiou, and wa,
once bsfor arrested, bu, escaped. The aid oil
the Italian government was invoked, promptly
given aud he has again been secured. There Il
now prospect that all the circumstances attend.
log this grea, outrage agaIus, humanity will be
made known.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-08

d" '"' 'WsHH 'osrf for baltimore f0s4rt-
~ Equiy.
The object OF this suit is to procure a Divorce
q r'acHiy na'rimoHu for the complainant fr.i,
her husband, the defendant
The 1911 OF Complaint states that ON the four.
tceuth Of October. in the year eighteen hundred
and ioriy-eight. the parties were lawfully mar.
fi'd 10 Baltimore county. aud that they lived
together as man and wife until some i'm, ,n
October. IN the year eighteen hundr..l AMI six
ty'thTec. say until the ninth IL snid month.
since which time the said defendant IA. d.
contributed anything 10 her support AMI .h.
has been obliged 10 maintain herself and her
children by her own labor with occasional a..
.istancc from her mother That tn. aid H..
icndant has not resided in said Baltimor. rouu.
y nor Ia the State Of MARY land for NOR. than
thre" years last past. aud is not now q resident
thereof. That in the month uf October. cirL.
teen hundred and sixty three, the said deiou-
dant abandoned the com plainant aud that such
h'hhn"hineht has continued unintcrrupiedly
i"r more than three years aud is deiibcrn,e ami
maj. ant beyond reasonable hope ~ recon.
cilaiion.
II u thcreupOn this first dav If december
~ year one thousand. eight hundred and sixty.
SIX, adJudged. ordered and dccreed, that H.,
c"mpla nant by causing a copy Of this order 4,
o. ,h,.t.ed IN some newspaper published il
said Baltimore county, once in each ~ four sr,.
cessive weeks before the 3Ist dlav Of Isc,nJfy
1900. give notice to the absent defendant OF the
substance aud object of this Bill aud warn hin,
appear IN TINS Court in person or by solicitor
0" or before ne 3h day Of ipriL 1867.
io answer the premises and show caus. II anv
he have why decree ought not to pass a..
prayed.
JOHN II. LoSGHEcRER. clerk.
True Copy-Test:
JonN II. LoNGYEcKER. cls,k.
y.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-08

CoRS STOLEN Tuesday night last. q dar.
ing thief or thieves Invaded the premises Of Mrs
Saunders, a widow lady, residing ~ miles from
Baltimore, on the Brl-Air Road, aud stole from
the courthouse three cart loads OF corn, all that
II contained. Farmers should be on the lookout
for these scoundrels, ne the season Of robbery
has commenced
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-08

PRorRAcrEp MEsTiSG.-Thc proiracted meeting
commenCsd In EPSON Church, in this town.
about eight weeks ago. is still in progress. The
preachers in charge. RcVs. X. q. HAslup and
Charles Cleavcr, have labored most assiduously
for the spiritual good OF our citizens. and many
have proiessed conversion.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-08

Horn INPRovENExr.-we notice that Mr.. Geo.
Wheeler, proprietor Of the Cold Spring Hotel, on
the York Road, has made quite an Improvement
IN the property. 4 new back building has been
added, and the premises otherwise greatly i'm.
proved. The addition Is made, we understand,
To accommodate the large and increasing number
Of summer boarders who visit this favoriic retreat,
Mr.. Wheeler gave hop" at his recon
sirucicd - house on Wednesday night, which
was largely attended. aud greatly enjoyed BY
those present.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-08
MARRIED.

On November 2yih, in Hartford county. Md.
At the residence of !. +. bradford. nv Icv
W. wilson. L. n. GARDNER, Of baltimore, 10 Mis-
DELLA NJ. Hat, formerly Of LongGrccn. nahi.
more county.
:, On the 9TH Instant, by Rev Mr.. Bowers, r.
N LALEr r. u. l.. srEScEH. youngest daughter
81 Tho late Alcxioua Green, Of Rsltimor. roi,n,y