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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-11-09
Nea0 Advertisements.
Our Great Annual

Our Great AunuG
T. q ~ " h N CING Sal h
OF
FALL AND WINTER
CT Q II II i n q!
sla5.ooo. slsS.ooo. sIs6. 900.
$4,000. sla6.ooo. slss. 600.
$4,000. sl3S, 900. Slss, 900.
OF MES AND BOYS' CLOTHING.
oF MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING.
i'n"" Icy suits. 1000 Boys suii.
l.uo0 lb,ys Suits.
l.o"" I'''ys SUITS. 1905 by. Suits.
i."op Buys Suits.
I.unu N"uth.' Insincsn aud Dress suits.
500 Business aud Dress Suits Ior Youths
'.uun lnsiurss Suits from SIs 10 Ssa.
Cuisines. SUITS Siu. Si2. SIS. ets, exp
Si". Si2. SS. sIS- $50 fur Businsas Suits
En,in".s nnJ Working Pants Iran %. 20 IN sIo
si.-r. 81 -. s.. -. -. -. ~. SO for Pants.
Fancy Drrss nnd Plain Pants from o. io tlU
tnss. Vests ut 81 -. 80, 81 g. So, -, all veal
h""k Pants at s.. 81. 81. -. ~. SO.
Boy. rimhiug II Special Peature.
ftfFr nNNltitah SUITS \ oIitrtalttN.
Mcis. Y"uih,' aud hays Suits Reality.
i.ron Mcn and Rays Ovcrcosts. s.sos Men aud
f''ys Ovcrcoats from 90 to go.
ov"rr"ats Oyercuats. OveFcuata. OveFcoats
We ~" n"w Offering the largest stock "f clolh.
ug ~ "a" city. ~ the lowest cash prices also.
ali siylcs II piece goods lor order work.
Meas Youths aud Boys Suits for Business aud
Dress. made ia the most superior manner
The best talent employed in the cutting de.
l'artmeHt.
We have alsn opened Hat department un
der Oh. sp cal charge nf
HARRY NICELY. TnE LIvg HAIrGR,
amt he .s prepared la show all his old custoin
~. al the latest styles ii Mems, Youths aud
h"ys' Hats, at
H.fRBLE HiLL NAT STONE,
No. ~ Baltimore -.
SMITH. BROS. co,
tl'ih!rrs Tailnr- aud Dealers in Gents Fur.
hishing Goods.
- aud 10 WEST BALTIMORE STREET
Sug. =, isGT.-
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-11-09
Tote of the State.

A. W" ~ To press "n Friday morning. We are
gnaLi.. =" give the vote III the whole State. The
following. however. are the reI-'rtcd or nscer
tanned mairrities ia the counties named. on the
waite Ter di"vernor:
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-11-09

Na-Ti'r ION Lsay Ners SAYS Of PrssI.
deaf Jointai ilr has ,l''iil'en,lrly slesred the
vessel Of State ia.'i agaia into tl,s slosuns from
which y va nrsdiiy emerging, aud he win
dsassse BIZ is'r i he is Ihrowa overheard . sili
The wavss.p WIN. $500 q.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-11-09

- Gov. os.y aid Ia a ,p..ch a, rhIladsi.
Phia, Friday alsht:
:" '--F esv's geod asshsrsy that Andrew
JuhWson VII p'vvrn, Cnngssas lsom assembling.
and eal' hls Maryland troops 70 bic aid. n he
d"'s that. wiii cali ihs sons u Pennsylvania 70
49, cid. sud fAnsS that lhsss hundssd lhousnnd
wiii cSns and give ssssssian issh blow - Win
Enaks dlsunioalais siaagsr." 100
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-11-09

~ Il rosls sl0.0 lor Queen yirie,ia aud
hsr suits 10 travel from Windsor Castle To- lialu,or.
81 . eislaucs u Coz miles.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-11-09

THE moment Il critical one for NJ. John.
son. Once the Indignation ~ the North Il full,
raised against him be will find Il Impossible 90
make stand against II. The threats oi im,wncl,.
ment made some time ago are rrneuned With .
force and Frequency that prove they will hs car.
ried Into execution unless the President with.
draws from the position which he has taken, aud
yields 10 the advice VI men like Gen. Grant, who
wishing him we'll. sllil love their eoanlry too
dearly 10 sacrifice its beat lnterrsl for ihr sake az
their own personal liking Cor one man.'
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-11-09
N"rIcE'

According 10 section ~. Article - "f the, .4i
Of Public General Laws. the undersigned herr.
BY give notics. that they will. on the
First nay Of DscepStr Hcr'
petition the County Commissioner. If Bait,
more Co.. IA ul,en Road running from the Mai
den's Choice Read through the lands aNhe,l b,
Joseph brinkley. loseph Judiek, Lou ot Par
Ceinstery Company" and Measrs. King 4 Lin
ihicurn. " the Frederick Turnpike.
WILLIAM A. KING.
wM. A. LiNTHICUM
Nov St
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-11-09

IHruuANT PIs-i"s psi-irs The A.ssian,
SECRETARY 81 the inir1i'r lion u uto ha.
Decided relative i"ih' pr"vi-i 81 Iir act Of June
o, 1896, which give, l-.n-inn ,u the detendru,
taihcrs q ''iris hId ,ilurs Who have died 81
diseases injured "r sounds 81 injuries received
IN the line of duiy ia the s-Iyir. Of the United
States, ~ the ease VI an appeal made through
AsssFs JosrI.h = Dewitt * Company. Of Phiia-
delPhia, rs ATTORNEYS. that whrn the moihe, sur
wives the suilisf, the father cannot claim under
the law the I-nsiun. THIS will probably he
brought before 'onsrrs.. ~ Inning 81 the law in
this manner cuts "n many worthy applicants for
relief from the government
yES- The Pi",ii'ni ~. lr,l-rrd ~. disband.
in9 ~ thu co"r'1l nil'tit r.sin,-nrs 10 Washing
ton city. tine "f il' ,.,tnIanir. marched i.as.
the Whit" li"u.'- 80 l"'s,iay aud neglected sa-
l.'ing VI" P"s''i'ni. ~h" VAS standing 1T one ~
the windows
sS- 4 large eI,Vr ha. i.rn disrossT,l In lI-fk .
county. Penn. Il t. the, hundred wards ,l,~n.
and rHds ia - yaWning ,iism. The cllasm has
not l'-rn explored.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-11-09

At least since the division ul iar,us our State
General Assembly, will he cnmpu.yi cxclu,ivrly
Of the adherrnls OF one party. Thr next Legis.
laIurc, Senate aud House, will he composed ex-
clusively OF democrats, aud 10 ihai rarity will be-
long all the good that may result itpm the ncN,
session Of that body aud to IL will attach ~ the
blame Tot whatever disastrous t,sulis may be-
brought upon our State. Below, us a uiaiier ni
future reference, We give the uau,rs ui 'lir mrin.
bars Of the two houses. The Ia. i, ,rullrir, ry.
crpt Ne 10 st. Mary's ani rriar.. G,urv. ., Wl.m
no regular nominations we're m,l,. .',i large
number 81 gentlemen urr. ,ufri i.f 20, iu.l
pendent candidates
TIIg shSATr
AIleyaay-AlfIed NJ nies
AHHs 1rEadel- DR.. Iii !. li,nkh'
BIiiiSsore CIy-wm. kimucl. il"nt. Sh,drr
aud Isaac ~. benson.
I4flfim0rc C5HHiy--las & CltL.
Csirsrf-Dr. john G. raihu
CdToiiHe--Danicl fi,lds
Carroli-NRihan lrnWn
Ceeii--JOhn N. Miller
Chdrirs--liarnts Compton
Dorchester ". 4 .,niih
ET.dcrick Joshua liigrs
Mf.ford-Col. John q. Mnlsh
Hordrd--John l.,c Carroll
kcm-wm. Wtlrh.
AoRigomsrH-nf Nirhulas lircw-t
Prince q orgr's- No uominal,,,,
QaoeH dam 's--Ias T. Eiir
Somersef-Dr. q. u. l,land.
" MiTy's-No nomination
Tbibof---Urmand Hammond.
WashiayfoR a. Grovr.
Woreesier-COl. Thos T. iuih,r
WieOmoeo-Iemuel MALONE
mousg 90 DHrgAriS
.iAsgdny COHHiy--ti,b " Mrinllnh. \nihu.
ny Mean, WIN. Dcvccmun, Noah r,imtic aul l..
q. Hall.
lime iraHd,i-bs. Tho. " llamiu"i,d Nm
7. lglehart aud Jas Deal, ui Ia'ncs.
Biha0r' Cdy-Jamrs o. Slnnrf john |.
Weniz, Jr., John \. kohb Taos " Mu.fs. !
u. Blake, VIM. \. Stewart. + e. i.,ii"is.. Jus
Peniland u 7. Smith q " .uud. t,ls;. col
ton Michael 4. Mullin, Dr. T. J Chai.s Iainrs
W. McElroy, Bernard l.. Hang. Wa I Naik.
land. John u. Marshall aud J"hu y CYana,.
Bihimore County CLa> u. N,,oi,i. g. liohn
Slinsluf, Chas. T.. MSai tsu' X.phmiil i',.i,ri.
Victor Holmes and John : Iuldisou
Ciir'H--Jamcs \. Bond ,nl il"ugt ONlbgs,
ofS.
CToliH,--D. : Moor, aui e. a. Hubbard
cTroH-llrnrt = Davis John u jordan.
Bcnj WOrihinglon ani lao " ll,,lvn
ttt"-Jouh W JAWS. jas iNfrit HtbuV " ~
Richards aud Levi H. Nrun..
chTis'--John ". Mirnru ai.. Anin.a q
Chapman.
Dorehesier Algerian ;. rtc,. Ma l. Slra e.
art and Award Johnson
Frederick --Ephraiu Al,aush. HirhaalP. T.
Duirow, Chas. Wcndcr, Noah Buwi.,. Iho.. q
Maynard aud Joseph B,css
H.'ord-lIcnj. Silver e: g.. Nirh,i.,, " MI
son. Robert u. Nandi,cr aud Ju.u s. Brown.
HgWani- John Il. CLARK aud Iuo-. Jnn..
ksni--IIora,io l'cCk and stephan lioy,r
NoH,yomsTy-Samucl Riggs ~ T. Nichliasb.
Onuit aud Thomas ! Cohlry
Primo Gsprys's--Nu regular urrunatoa.
Qaesn .iHHe's john " t. ,..Il'. and WIN.
Henry lcag.
Sonersei- Robert II. custu ,nA John -. ll.r-
sey.
~ HsTy's-NO regular nominations.
TIiJot-lJr. e. u. Rosr aud iu--l.h u lowe.
WashisyioH X. S,.s'rr. Ja. Guud,
=. Dorsey Herbert, Eliza l. iIoh,.r anil Dahl
Sribert
Worcs'f,T 70. Everett Smith nui T \ }.
Holloway.
BieoGico- -Riicl,iy Fook. ana o,or.. \ J.
Hopkins.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-11-09
GROCERY SUPPLIESI
C. LEWIS DUNLAP.
DEALER
Groceries, Teas, Wines,

+ l. o u Il,
Nc., &C.. &c.
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT No. . CEN.
TIRE MARKET SPACE:
RETAIL DEPARTMENT Ne. % ". BALTIC.
STREET. BALTIMORE. Nh.
LNAMiLY ORDERS Gllc, with the choices,
II selection 81 G"o,ls the market can com.
ma'.d bud p" up aud paekefi in the Best uaaasr.
sToREKEEPERs
supplied ~th 6s-nls Ut the iosuesi isuDort,as
aHa ssa."fariSrsrS yT,res.
al ARTICLES delivered u uotels, Steamboat.
E'ilfads 81 private Residences in the city, free
ni charer
a.. .ttk II
LIARS.
'nFFEEs.
TEAS.
LIQUORS.
FLOUR.
CRACKERS,
HAMS. PICKLES 4 SAUCES.
POWDER. SHOT. Ac., Ar.,
and article. ts-, numerous a. mention . u no,
"x""li~'l ia ID" city either for quality, prizes.
"r variety.
4 cal - Solicited from Al
Remember ia" address.
e. LEWIS DUNLAP,
NJ. Is West Baltimore Street.
sni No. Centre Market Space, BAIT.
NV. .. isG'.-Iy.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-11-09
To All Whom it Nav conoern !.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. Tia, ,hi,.
~ y days from this date application will
bc made 10 the County Commissioners Of Balti
more county, tor the opening Of q county road
commencing at McCubbin's Shop, in tie ,th
district. and leading To Turner'S Crossing on
the Northern Central Railroad, thssash ths
Walker. Robert Kirk and George Palmer. Anil
on the line between II. ]. Irwin aud Richard
q. Maekey. intersectihg a road running from
frccland's station. ON the y. G. n. r., % CORES
Paper Mill.
FISHER a O'CONHER.
KNIGHT a JOHNSON.
Nov. st. an1 49,.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-11-09
sheriT's Sale.

Df virtn" 81 - writ ii n, ~ fac.as tsAued out
ID Of the Cifcui, Court for Baltimore
county, against the goods. rhattels,
lands aud ienem-nts of William Auer 3SsS
a the suit 4 Francis Denmead, To tue ISL
directed have seized and taken in execution.
al Of the estate and interest OF every kind
which by leas" or agreement dated June 3sd.
ls"5. aud recorded IN Libcr J. II. L.. Ne 81, g..
Ii" 90. one Of the land records of Baltimore
county was granted 10 the said william Ausr
by fraucis Denmcad. in the lot nd premises
situated IN the Frederick Turnpike Road. near
Mount oiivet Cemetery. and formerly known
as e Biauchs brewery" now known a. Auer's
brewery"
And hereby give notice. that on
Tscs,igg. Ac Sd dey Of Dcnenbsr, lss.,
at l? o'clock, NJ.
AT THE COURT HOUSE DOOR,
ia rnws"niown. ia said county, I will sell bv
public auction. all the estate. right. title and
interest. ai Law ami in equity. OF the said VIM
Amer. IA and L. the above described properly
50 seized aud taken in execution, 10 the highest
bidder. tor cash.
JOHN X. HARVEY,
sheriff Of Baltimore eoenty.
Nov g-ts
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-11-09
1o3 0aeaveland's l03
CASH DRv GOODS HOUSE.

ew-ArrENTi0A. Wholesale BUY M
nB-lNTERE8T6 DRY GOODS DRY-,sv
0B-GOODS!! DRY GOODs,.' AND-sv
EMOTIONS. NOTIONS. NOTIONS as
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-11-09

Osr-On Sunday. November 81. atnr nenr
- ssters Church, A REVOLVER PISTOL.
hve shootsr. silver inOuntsd, with I.irc, brn
ken Of the end of the raininer. a reward o.,
FIVE DOLLARS will be paid Tor IL. return ..
the subscriber at Towsgntown.
J. ROBERT slIERIpAs
Nov. p-Jt
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-11-09
A UCTss,NEEa.
n oTIOR

~ y 7 q =.
OFvicA CLuhk ctRcru CorET EoR BALr, Co..
Nov. sab. Iss7.
A IL persons having DEEDS, MORTC AGES
"A or BILLS OF SALE len for record IN til.
Office prior W !Souss.Ser Ist. Isss. are s,rrsail,
requested IN call and receive them. g. iLey ~
now all ready for delivery.
JOHN %. LONGNECKEg. Clerk.
Nov. at
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-11-09
wm.r rusy 81, ., II,.-rh. I.o.a,. A.,

War rHSr SAY % IIin.-fbe London 1srs
speaks Of the foFcible fsrbenasso Of the rs.idsnfs
policy and further says
"a weak man finds II hard 10 begin, hut when
he has hegun hnds Il equally hard 10 stop NJ
Johnson shows n the pIrssnt no Sign " EopI,ue
te has shut his eyes 20 danger, aud, like Macbeth,
has bent mp zach corporal agent 10 this terrible
feat. Tie " regardless ~ consequences eilhef 20
too far OF ftighirn him Even the protests Of
General Grant, a soldler and not politician,
weigh for nothing with him. The set more
omlnous agitation ~ the public mind, the dis.
tuFbanrr ~ credit fails 90 open his eyes An
present apl'earancrs ssrm 10 indicate detertuina.
ilon on his part To Try fall with Cougrvss, aud
esiher 10 recover the powef which has bsen taken
away from him, or 10 impase an bis opponents
The necessliy III Femaxing him :.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-11-09
I'm. JAMES ). GIVEN.

~ "NMFN q. UTNEN,
oaeE hi oitnsonal Services tAe rltsrus ~ rlhss
tiile and vcinits. Omce 81 Ne KENul0sa larss,lr
the oie of d. tihionsl VA eep h can IL aawA Al IN
times nnicfs professionally engaged Mes. = ALL
feiALL AT n. n cbEAvELAND ODp..
~ to3 n Gay ~, door ffoan Frona,
hetore purchasing vauF FALL ANniW WIN.
TER DRf GOODS, iAas. SS..-,L
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-11-09
ELECTION RETURNS.

BA MORE COUNT Y-~O OFFICIAL
III DISTRICTS
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-11-09
Neso Advertisements.

WORN BASKETS AND SEAMLESS BAGS
~ for sale by THOMPSON a CHURCH
NOV. VII Trws.nttwu.
DUcKwH.AT FLOUR. pnt az In A. ,.,,,.i
ID packages iar Family use, at logsst mar.
ket rates al THOMPSON A cHURCH'f.
Nov VII Tow."uLswil.
ZONE AND BUY
~ BEST GDp.ts
SS-At lowest prices, at
THOMPSON a CmuRCH's.
Nov. VII Tow -nntuwn.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-11-09

Jno- The suggestion Of continuous ssa.ion Of
Congress, To last until ihe end Of Johnson's term
March Z, isGo, hsco'ncs daily more popular
The people cannot aud will M, longer trust John.
son. Tie i aiirtly abandoned To villainy--ia the
ally Of the eoun'r,'s cnemies aud must there
fore le watched 10 keep him from mischief, Goa
gress constantly In SESSION while Johnson i Pres
idsni ~ill save The business men and aaanrless
Of The country eras los and trouble.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-11-09
RYE.

tHpF.
KIND BROWN STUFF,
A. THOMPSON q CHURcH'5. Tow-ontnwu
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0E0RoR q. SIMMONS e q,
-. oLkAvRLAND A co.'s.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-10
A New TheOi.ya ofPfhe Tides.

The phenofnenon Of the tides has only
been recently attributed to the moon, but
the theory of the tide on the side of the
earth opposite the moon has never yet been
satisfactorily explained. Professor SuIii-
van, with other geographers, explains it as
owing to the body of the earth being draSHgSn n
away by the attraction OF the moon, leaving
the waters behind as tide. But young
Canadian author, Mr.. e. S. Wiggins, now
claims the honor of having discovered the
true theory, as appears from a recent arti-
Gle in the PiCtOl tines. After showing the
utility of the idea that the earth is drawn
toward the moon by such a small body,
which. however, he never approaches, he
gives the following explanations:
t"On looking at(amap of the world, it will
be seen that two great ridges of land, on
nearly opposite sides of the earth, formed
by the great continents, ,intersect the watery
world from north to south. Now, the moon
passing transversely over these in her west
efn course, owing TO the rcsatory motion
Of the north toward the east, creates atidal
wave in the Atlantic, extending along the
meridian of Western Africa and Europe.
This follows the moon westward, but can
Continue nofurther than the coast of the
New World. Here, from the resistance it
receives, and its tendency to seek an equili-
brium, it is reflected back aud is recrossing
the Atlantic by the time the moon has origi-
mated a similar wave on the opposite side
Of the earth in the Pacific" j II. esfi .,.,,,r
This, he thinks, is plainly proved by the
fact that, as has long been a source of mar
vel, the tides never appear but once every
twenty-four hours south of Cape Horn. or
the Cape of Good Hope, owing, he opines,
to the continents not extending far enough
southstO reflect the tidal wave. All this
seems plausible, when it is considered that
in the nid-ocean, the tides never rise higher
than five, feet, and that they are always
later on the eastern coast of Great Britain
than, on the western. which all admit to re-
suit from the motion offthe tidal wave
toward the East.-F0ronto Leader.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-10
Eugene sue.

"A French newspaper recently published
q curious confession which the late Eugene
Sue made to- one of his friends :49a sl,E q
! SAT the battle of NaVarino, the French
officers ran forward on plank thrown
from one ship to another, so as to form a
sort of gangway. Mahmoud was the name
of the Turkish vessel. As aide-major. /
followed the officers with an axe in my
hand. Powder aud the roar of the cannon
had made a. madman of me-. L belabored
right Fapds4left 1.-The poor wretches who
raised their hands to signify quarter.
Out upon it'll gave them my. axe
on their heads, on their faces, on
their, breasts !; on men standing and
fighting, and on men fallen on the deck. j
gave them my axe, without rhyme or rea-
son-without giving a a,thought, to the sub
ject, hitting right and left I buried my
axe in the dead, in the wounded, In the
prisoners, in doors, hammocks, nettings,
shrouds, masts, cabin windows. a negro
boy, Macedonian dog, a barrel of sar-
Dimes. ] welded my axe with fury. I,de-
stroyed with rapture. There is not day,
there is not a night, l. do not think, with
poignant remOrse, of my crimes of those
two hours, have hated war ever since
the evening Of this sanRuiDary day. The
fiat, same shore of Navarino had that eve
ming. become pandemoniu,n, from the
number Of corpses and limbs which be-
strewed il" *, t-, r,,4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-10
FearfaI Scene I'm a Cornish Mine.

Fearful Scene in a Cornish Mine.
/ The English papers bring on accounts of
g sad accidapt in the Cornish copper mine
Some miners at work, nearly 800 feet below
the surface dug through into an abandoned
mine. The accumulated waters of thirty
/ years drainage burst though in a torrent,
| drowning five men, the others escaping
/ through great perils, Some of the
men who escaped were between 700
and 800 feet below the surface.
]. Richard Warren, an experienced and
cool miner, who had seen death in every
form, was, with VIM. Warren, his son,
young man of "a. and his nephew, aged
III at work IN the I15-fatllom level. They
were 80 9fathoms from the Wine down.
which the water streamed. He heard
the torrent. coming, gurged his, younger
companions to be prompt but col
lected, and sent athemo on in front of
him. They + crOssedsl UNDER the Wine
down which rushed the stream, and. of
course. were at once in darkness. AS they
approached the SHAFT, Warren passed his
nephew, knowing the level and its junction
with the shaft, At this time the water tum-
bled around them four feet deep. Warren
lcouldgnot find his nephew. He had not
many days, recovered from a fever, and was
" eak. s,H He went down in the stream in the
level or fell into the shaft; at any rate, he
/ has not yet been foundss- The rising wafers-
drove them from the level into the shaft,
but here the water which fell from above
was so weighty that they could not cling
to, the ladder. AS their enemy rose about
them, however, it was necessary to ascend
or perish. The father led.-ln the level
they could just hear each lothery The SON
wished to give up what seemed to him a
useless struggle. and to pray during their
last minute or two. The father dragged
him to the shaft, where thefa1ling water
drowned all sound Of voices. BY, a.
kind of Instinct, as they rose, the
son, placed each hand on d. ladder
expensel of swollen and excoriated hands
the son was thus assisted to keep his hold
With his head he propped up and pushed
the father, who felt a weight rushing down
upon him which he described as at least 900
pounds. Slowly and painfully they moved
upwards, step by step, Ia fathoms, and saw
ed themselves. .hSE014qe Tiil2ih ss| o1N
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-10
THE democrats do notseem toraise7 much

The DtnlOCTaCE 10 LOG S66fn 20 fdISe mUCn
of shout over Kentucky.-J ouTndI.
Well you can't expect that we can make
much Of noise yet. You'll know, neighbor.
that you have had us s'deadY so long, that,
although lively corpse, we are yet weak
in the lungs. But we are coming to, neigh
bor-coming to--we're strong enough to
walk through Connecticut, Maryland and
Kentucky, and when we have Travelled
through Ohio, as we intend to this fall, we
shall be SO far terminated as to make the
,'Welkin ring" with loud huzzas, and cause
yeHito think that we are the liveliest
corpse of dead party that ever you be-
held. if we doSnot prove the resurrection
and the lifesss of the dying Republic.
ton Empire.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-10
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-10
EAiwAEsl LovE.


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NbGst Doth It the less joyess hesrt discloBe1 a
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Shall The brave sun no more be gayf }itis !
80 Because chill autumn friehts the birds. ogaa
s0o19 Shall We distfust that spring will cOme7 q.
Because sweet words are only words. - s1tT.
OK - Shall Love. for eFefmere be ddmbf va IN
Becauae our bliss'is Heeting bliss. aod soi aiA
Shall we who love foEbear to kiss
-S E1.f--ee skFsl "a .f8s.E.t tonth
Beeause those eyes Of gentle mirth go, -,
'iafnp Must sometimes ease my heart to thrill
Because the sweetest voice on earth srs.s,si
Sooner or later must be STILL 9 fSo
Because its idol is unsure. %
Shall my strong love theiless endureT ~ = :
. sAh. no! lett lovers breathe their sighs. 5,ssse q
- III And roses bloom, and music sound, a. /
And passion burn on lips and eyes, y :, ~
e's And Pleasures world goround; - -. -.
Let golden sunshine fleod the sky, ~ Z
And let me love or letme die! esa- sss &