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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-02

BELOW we give the law, ut length
passed by the Legislature at its recent
session in relation TO Foreign Insurance
Companies doing business in this State
aud on which we ventured 10 make
some criticisms few mornings since
An opportunity is thus afforded our
readers 10 Judge whether our remarks
were Just or not. Doubtless the int on
ton OF the Legislature was TO en,,ct n
law that should affect companies NOT
Incorporated by this State, as il ia 10 bs
presumed the constitutional proyisio,,
that emo law shall embrace more thar
Que object, which shall be expressed in
its title" was kept in view, and the in
depreciation of the act under considers
ton would be governed by the proyis-
ion above quoted, il brought to the test
in our courts.
AN ACT RELATING TO INSURANCE. enNr-
PANIRS NOT INCORPORATED BY TINS
STATE. rt.FI -
Passed February q. 1857.
Be It enacted by the Legislature of The
State II West EU,Si'liG
/, All insurance Companies estab-
fishing agencies or doing business in
this State, except Life and Accidental
Insurance Companies, shall paw to the
State. semi-annually, on the first Clay,
OF July and January of each year, "a tax
OF three per cent. upon the gross re-
ceiPts of such companies during the
previous six months, from their busi-
ness within this State, :.
z The said companies shall deposit
with the Treasurer of this State twenty
nVe Thousand dollars in money 0r
United States securities, AS a secnrit,,
to policy holders, and the said flennSi,
shall be retained and held for that pur-
pose so long as said companies continue
10 transact bushes in this State, and az
long as said companies have outstanGl-
Ing or unexpired policies on property
within this State, or unadiusted liza
bilities; and IN case OF claim for loss or
damage under said policies, process
may be served upon their agent: and n
no agent be found, publication of no.
tice shall be deemed sufficient service:
II Judgment be rendered against any
such company, execution gnay issue
against the money or security deposited
as aforesaid. 49, . =
8. II any such insurance COMPANY
without complying with the provisions
OF TINS act, transact business within
TINS state, or make or renew any con-
tract OF Insurance., the said company
a. uI ne, eFery agent OF officer thereof acting
IN tne matter IN this State on behalf OF
s 49, COZ npany, shall, for every such
SltstiSe, forfeit not less than twenty nor
more ~ Inan two hundred dollars - -7ssis,l
:. Inc penalty prescribed 6y5 tba MA
Seeuon OF this act, shall be rscoyerabIa
5y action OF debt, pfesentrnenSS or IN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-02

observation-disclosures AL1sAxA.-rhs three
best known Tonics, slZinfulIy and eIecan,lv
combined in an amber-colored eoraiaI
beautifully transparent 10 the eye, pleasant
TO the taste acceptable to the stomach. IA
Saswen, Mack & CO. Ferro- PhoSphorated
Elixir o. Calisaya Bark. ,s,.s
Each pint contains one ounceof Royal Calf
saSa BARK. and each teaspo onful contains one
sr'Aln OF lron- samples furnished nee. to the
Pto c4gtassie oAsWELL, MACK eco, hssa.
sold by al DRUGGISTS .Ts q ~ Wv
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sPR1Gs HOUSE.

SPh1G6 HOUSE.
Charles E. Hambrieht, B. & o. r, r,
j. w. SIN tn, New York.
Thos. Werner. Raymond City.
J. II. Stringer, Portland, o.
J. l. Mcbride, Cincinnati.
L. Bailey.
Milton Wells, WellsburR.
w. Litten, Rush Run.
James West, Deep Run.
David Waugh, Brooke Co.
Calvin W. Pearson, Richmond, Ind.
H. q. Wright, Colerain, o.
John Blany, Muncle Hill.
g NJ. Bell, WaShin9ton, Pa.
Jas. SnOdgrasS. Jr., Short Creek.
w. s. Gilltland, B. & o. H. R.
VIM. F. Martin, Cumberland, Nd,
ID. NJ. EveIsttne, do.
M'LURE HOUSE -H
W. W. Harper, Point Pleasant.
Mark Poore, Ceredo.W w. Va.
Geo. +. Prechtel, Baltimore, Nd.
D. Hickman, Middlebourne.
Theo. :. Hatch, New York.
]. Dunbar, Steubenvilfe.
Mrs. Annie NJ. Sheib, Pittsburgh.
David Bruce, Baltimore Md.
]. A. N. ClaTy, b. & o. r, R.
w. Devries, B fillmore
f. B. Koon, Manninxton.
Peter KOon, do
Peter Dahme, Baltimore.
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Gur SaIe
Public or Priyate Sale.

by VIRTUE OF A MORTGAGE DEED
y y olChattels, from W: e. Peck, Bro. & Co +,
recorded, VIII sell either by private sale. or
pubic auction. on April -4th, 1857. lien
O'Clock 1.-The following described pfo-
perry, situated In West Wheeling, Belmont
county; ONO, and opposite the Belmont
Mllls, wheeling, WestVa, to-wit: The large
frame ouAding known as the old Genin
Mil, consisting of a large quantity of good
lumber, such as boards, joist, rafters posts,
studdtng, girders, sash and glass. Also, 200
perches OF good dressed building stone. two
large soap kettles, with wooden curb one
large aikalI tank, two metal pumps with
pipes and hose, one spring wagon, and one
apf.4t Q = - - d. CONNOLLY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-02

! BURNErr's CocAISE--The Pittsbnr,h
| CATISitdH advocate says of Burnett;s.
Cocaine: This is said to be a yery fina
hav9rlng extract, deserving of a plaza
on the toilet table. An advertisement
OF Il may be found in our local col
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-02

T OFFER FOR SALE MY HOUSE AND
i Lot situated on Main street, between
Quincy and John streets. II not sold al
private sale, on or before the 18th of this
month, " VIII then be offered at public auc-
mr4-td LIS ROOT
The above sale is postponed until %ednes,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-02

The -4dEoedte has evidently got lit
things ever yet introduced on a toilet
table, but Il is scarcely fiavoring ex-
tract, and in like manner we may saw
that Burnett's Flavoring Extracts take
the hrst place in the eEiSiRe, but thew
are not exactly intended for the b air.
RAISE IS very good thing, but II
snouid De intelligent and Ineligible.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-02
D RY G o 0 D S,

Consisting of Fancy and Black Silks, French
MeTinos, all colors, Empress Cloths, Mohair
Lustres, Thibet Cloths, De Lanes OF all
Balmoral skirts. -
Fine Cloths and Cassimeres, Nestings and
all kinds Of Trimmings for
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-02
DISEASES OF INIPR1nRn-c,rI,


ONCE, No. . South Fredericl. Street.
1 IeIt d hand side going from Baltimore street
Jew ooors nom the corner. FaII moi IN oh
serve name and number. ~ ""
M ietteIs received unless post paid and
PeroIil ins stamp to be used on the reply
2eLsDns writing should state ace and Sand
IONS On Oh advertisements describing syInp-
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Transpnrtattuu.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R.R. COMP
OFFICE BAIT. d ONO RAILROAD Co.,
WHEELING Jan. 5, 1867.
INSTRUMENTATION TRAIN.

WINTER SCHEDULE
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
i the following schedule on and after Jan.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-02

ERE ONLY PLACE WHERE A cUp @
CAN BE OBTA LNED.
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The White Pine Compound Cures

$50 =, -. = HI1FUuHuOu
Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs, Diptheria,
airy Affections generally. 1t is remarkable
Remedy for Kidney Complaints, Diabetes,
Dmenlty OF Voiding Urine, Bleeding from
C0nl 'SS%-SA
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#edtraI.
White Pine COMPOUND

rs NOW OFFERED TO THEAFFLICTEp
Il throughout the country, after having
been proved by the test of eleven years, in
the New England States, where It's merits
have become as well known as the tree from
which, in part, it derivesits virtues.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-02
House and Lot For Sale.

WHEELING, Mareh Id. isS7.Im ' Os'e0'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-02

Member of the Royal COLLEGE OF spr,a,,,,
London, Graduate ofone OF ths moSf eI6iI.
colleges In the United States, and the ereSiaS
part OF %noSe Life has been spent in the ~
Pltals OF London, Paris, PhiladeIphis and
elsewhere, has effected some of the most as.
tonlshlng cures that We're ever known. mani
tLppuole1 with ringing In the head and eafxz
~ sudden sounds, bashfuIness, with treouent
olushlng, attended sometimes with Seran1a
LnenL OF mind were cured frnne6IotaIv 90
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once and ResfdAnce, No. 81 Market s,,,s,s;f
nearly opposite the Custom House,
de7l- wHRKIdNe. w.+yAas
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-02

Especially, who have become the victims n,
SOLITARY Vice, that dreadful and ClestrIciiSyas
haoit which annually sweeps 10 an untfnis,;SS
grave thousands of Young Men of the ny
e1ceIlent talents and brilliant intellect VIII
mlgnt otherwtse have entranced Lstening
senator's with the thunders OF eloQuence ~
Waked 70 estacy the living Tyre, may esI
with null confidence. = = = eSu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-02

reflect that a sound mind and body ara the
tlCS necessary requisites to promote COMM
plal napiness. Indeed, without these Tie
tourney through life becomes weary pIlsri !.
Iiia agi Inc prospect hourly darkens TO The
rev ,,ni Ins mind becomes sha lowed with des-
Pr ana and MED with the melancholy refjec-
t Lon tnat the happiness of another becomes
b1ghted with orr own DeeOtIiea
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-02

nR. JOHNSON has discovered the ,no.,
Kennedy in the World for weakgnes EsH eS ES
Back or Limbs, STRUCTURES, Affection Of the he
Kidneys and Rladder, Involuntary Dischaiue
ges, Impotency, General Debility, NervIn,S,,,ss
ness, DYSPEPSIA, Languor, Low Spirits CSn'
fusion OF Ideas Palpitation of the Hesrt
Timidity, Trembling, Dimness of Sigbt ~,
Giddiness, Disease of the Head, Throe,
Nose, or Skin, Affections OF the Liver. inna1s;
Stomach, or BOwelS-thoSe Terrible DiS6S
ders arising from Solitary Habits OF Yontbtt
secret and solitary practices more fatal 10
their victims than the song OF Syrens 10 ~
Mariners of Ulysses, blighting their GnNnS'
brilliant hopes or authorizations, rendeTiTst
marriage. &c. fmDoS Sibla ~ = 'tiB
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Passed Fehruarx q lsr

AN ACT RELATING TO INSURANCE. COM
PANIRs NOT INCoRPoRATED BY rms
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-07
NPECI.fL NOTICE.
Consumption Durable by DIR.
Schonck's Medicines.

n s.,sTO CURE CONSUMPTION, the system
w must be prepare 50 that the lungs will
heal. To accomplish this, the liver and stonl
ach must first be clcanscd aud an appetite ere.
ated for good wholesome food. which, by these
medicines will be- digcslcd properly. aud good
healthy blood made thus building up the con.
stituticn. SCIIENcK'S MANDRAKE PILLS
cleanse the stomach IT all bilious or mucous
denominations. and by using the Sea Weed
Tonic "a connection. the appetite Is restored.
SCHENcK'S PuLMONfc SYRUP Is nutri.
cious a. we'll n medicinal. aud, BY using the
three remedies. all impurities are expelled from
the SYSTEM. aud go..l, wholesome blood made.
which will Tcpcl all disease. Il patients will
take these medicines according "a directions
Consumption very frequently IN it, last stage
yields readily e. their action. Take the pills
frequently, 4" cleanse the liver aud stomach.
II does not follow that because the boweIs are
not costivc they are not required, for some.
times ~ dia-Thwa they are necessary. The
stomach must be kept healthy. and an appetite
created I" allow the Pulmonic Syrup To net on
the rc.Piraiory organs properly and allay any
irritation. Then all that Is required tn perform
permanent cure l.. to prevent taking coll.-
Exercise ahput the r'sum as much a. possible.
eat all the richest i'Spd--fat meat. game. aud.
ia fact. anything the appetite Graves but be
particular aud masticate well. t2dwea mol W.
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NesO Advertisements.
SIG NIFICANT.

III, ,,.,,, .,,.,.,,, -, A.lv..,;.,,,, .a.,,., l..
NV" - ''S' W ""'I''" y!
Geo. =. Rowcll a Co., Advertising Agents. No.
10 Park Row, New York, il attracting u goo.I
deal or a,,en,ion
'"' '""""s extract 'r"'" Aspeeeh deliver
ed before the n. Y. State Editorial Convention
lately holden at Penn YAM by nro,niuen,
,dy.r,,.in, A.,,,x la.
~ ""'""'"s'''
. '"" '""''''""" w. T. "o"'"" y h"g' sHd' H.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-07

After storm 'i",. siv., rll.ws - ,.,lm'
pnd quiet .cctns 90 = - ...i., he lat. *
citing .ccacs iu VS. hi.,i.i 90 raun,,. Low
ever. ia-i-l"ng. =. b.. 'l'' ia no .,rif..
aui ia" r"ni"niiu. -rl' .r. only gathering
Strength prep. 'H;"fy 20 . u.a iunu.i IA,
dI"W johnson carns' "rr ..1.ir 1ui-i. .ni
even % De- w,rc TO h, .lr.r,, De-" ..irlrr % Dr.,
ken irw'. ds....i,,i. i.i.'...u. gathered
.,.ounl i'n wi'l 49,. '.'y p.
Sh"ril.n ,ri Si-.! .ro .iuu.yi n, oyer
ii" PRONUNCIATION Cd. tlt. .-.i..- ,..n.riaiiit;m,
thee" outrage. ,i"r,. have gone t,, ,arl.-rhca,l
r'y"''.us- without lim'. ';h~ir happinc.. wa.
however. greatly na.ici o.. an arc.ini amyin.
order 81 Graat t. the new military c",nmau.
der'. positively forbidden. them t.. rein .iat..
int" position any "i'ice l"l,lcr. S. ho had been
drie.''i 10y their ptcIes'r Guys. Tn. q, % hard
blw The icnoea,ir well. ,.H .. 'u.:. act ..
t'"y"fn"s 81 Louisiana ~, rci,. M"nf.~. will
never AGAIN be- May,i "i y s. uti~au. ,'ranr
D. "'ia'icr Il the .i,ua;i"i. o" l,t- prevented
til" Contamination Of a yery nav,r,ani part "i
Johnson "f"sFamnc. and Will probably %,
seem l-'iicly i''ycl QUITO. ,i~ Wa u,Er,. sui
,pin" more ;rrru.-ui nui.t,. .,.lrc,..l ~ h'-
stead.
The "opperh"ai. haze b'-t i,i"u,.iy ml.ia
krU "a Grant. For bong ii'nr they i..ph d..
pr"v"ihial silence -. arqu,, -.rn"- IN their
"I"liry. AMI SOME "i them even wen, 81" Tar
~ ." naine him i"r the Presidency. Then be-
was maic Secretary ct War. they thinking
that the hoa0r"i this appointment would con.
firm his faith in the new iigh,.." Bu,Grant',
tim" had c'inc. lie in,crI.o.c'l hi- trcm"n'l"u,
influence between the President aud the ub
iects ct his cnmity. and by hi. bid aud man
~ letters aud proceeding. ha- convinced the
wh"l" ""uniry 90 hi. radicali.m. ". wonder
III" d"i"'~racy I. 'lisgusicd. aud that they are
ready I" "xrlaim. "oh. how wr"tchrd j.. that
"l"-'r ''"Pp"rhead VIII" put. hi- faith IA ''"u
"cral.
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miscellaneous.
PROCLAMATION
CTATE or MARYLAND.
~ EXECUTIVE DEpA gTAfEN

STATE or MAINLAND. ,.,..,...,.......
10 ne She'ias cfthe CilyeC Buiiimorc a"i ef n,
sercyh CouHtics Of he state.
wnEREAs, by ala Act OF the General Assembl,
Of Maryland, passed at January Session. IN the
year 1857, entitled An Act e. provid" for 10
KING the sense Of the people Of this statcon the
eau oi Convention 10 frame u new Constiiu
ton and Form Of Government, and for asscm
bling the members thereof, u was provided that
the Constitution which might he framed by said
Convention should "be submitted to the legal
aud qualified voters Of the State for their adol,
ton or rejection, nj such time, IN such manner
aud subject Ia such regulations a the said C"n
veniion may prescribe :"
Ash WHEHEks, The said Convention nsscin
BLEED IN conformity Ia said Act. aud did adept %
new Constitution. In which they provided ihsJ
for the PURPOSE Of asccrtainlng the s~ns. Of The
people of this State in regard to the adoption
or rejection of said Constitution. an election
should be held On "Wednesday nc sigkfoHM ,fsU
81 Sg'fsssbsT. IN the year lsGs. IN the city ~
Baltimore and the several Counties nf the State.
aud that the Governor should issue hi. Piucls
nation :" the shcriils II said CITY aud Cnun
ties. commanding them {" give n"ticr 81 .aiI
election
Now THEHEronE. |. THoNAs SWANN. GWryu"r
of the State of Maryland. do. by this NV Ir..
cLASATioN. command you Z" give Notice IN ih.'
manner now prescribed by law To- refrrcnc. g..
thu election II members of the House 1T p,.i,
gates. that an election will be- held in the 81,
81 Baltimore aud In the several C"untirs 81 tli,.
State. %" "Wednesday. ~ c,ghfe,hM day %, sap
t'asksr. ia the year ls67, at the usual plnr-. 90
holding elections i"r members 81 the li"m co.
Delegates in said City aud Counti.- fi ih,.
adoption Or rejection Of said Constitution. i.s
ballot. in III" manner therein provided.
- Given under my hand and il..
I SEAL Great Seal 81 the State. ~ ~, 'iiN
- Of Annapolis. this .isi day "i M
gust. Is6s. TITO. SWAMI
By the Governor;
JOHN NJ. CARTER.
SECRETARY 90 stat.
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year, but still are ehi.ms ., he county -
They bold property here, they vote here, their
bonds and stocks aud mortgages, kc are taxed
here, and yield a very large portion OF ihccoun.
TVS revenue. Under tic above section, all this
revenue Is taken from Us aud given Ia the city of
Baltimore. When this subject was under son-
sidcralion In the Convention, all the delegates
from this count! to their credit b. II spoken
opposed Il ably, but justice was stranger TO
that body, and SO this outrage was PerPeir,el.
viii our county citizens endorse il?
Thesr are some Of the objections TO the new
Constitution. We will resume the suffice, ia our
neat. In the meantime, let the people OF the
county read the proposed Constitutions for them
selves, and see whether our structures upon il
are correct. fihey ARE, certainly a. adoption
cannot inure To our benefit. Il II win not d, To
our benefit, Il should not be adopted. Do mol
II, Us - progress backwards.
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Preachers. TAX BocL SAINTS.

The "Chincs. Convention decided thar ne
minister or preacher al the guspcl should ever
hereafter I'refaHc the sacred seats IN our Lcgi.
latiyc halls by their presence, Nometicr how
bad u man may be: the arrant knnyc- the an
princplcd dcmngoguc- iool--ihc william
the loaicr-all are welcome. II they can get
enough III democratic votes, :" assemble ~ SEN.
a,ors aud Delegates. 10 make laws Tor My
Maryland, but n " minister of The gospel =
must never. on any account, presume to rxrf.
else legislative functions. Other interest may
be represented in the Legislature; hat III rrli
gion is carefully excluded. Thosr whn .l,.irr
n 10 away with all grng shop license luv can.
" they please. send H.. moot unmifi ,.,'e.l iav
crh loaicr {" rcPrcscni il"m: gamble. may
send black leg " g. make laws f,r avg s"v
eminent the crcu,ie. Il morality mi ,.lisi,n
may elect av"wcd iri,dc's :" ad,.riir their
view. aud make lnws 20 riy.uc. aud -t"'rri
their peculiar dogma. hu' ii.. ,it' ,f thu
"g"spci " j. ever rgi'i. 90 r'.- ..i.,. ii eur
Legislative" halls, shotd may. i i- law Ibid
ing riiis"n.. VIII" icpi,fr tho .mu.,ral,'v and
unprinciPlcd character ii tp, aeny oi ,l".c
who thrust thcmsclyr. forward q. rcpnc .ei The
people in IN" Gencral Assembly. '....r, io .rnI
so.nc retired clrrgytaau IT lay preacher 8" tie"
Legislature ~ onc ~ who's. h"u..iy anil d.v"
ti"n l." the cause 81. 'n"rali'' and ,;.ir- hey
can implatly rely. ihcy az. E, .. .u.. with
this constitutional rr'hihi'i"s Sc Munster
""r preacher o.: h"""sr" shalt ,.,.- i.r -liei
bile O.. Scnst"- '- Delegate"
Let d." friend 90 religion and -.,a 'n.lai.
4 a
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The Conr-r "f Pfc,i'lcu, johnson Is creating a
profound excitement and feeling oi alarm aud
. apprehension ilruugho the country. The N,w
York Tu,s. q jnutual o. rather Conservative IN
.iinci. .iys
'iiy Il, ori,r. i,'.h &. ,las il. rr.hIrn, ar,
-ni-. TIL autliiy anl Il h. wiii and flsa.utr
in 'liiFct violation II tir laN undertake e. instruct
General. an"D'A aud 'amis t. their dutr. In iiirir
r".iHFiit' department. \ Instructed tt Nj Jnln."ti
u" .nr' 81 sheridan aud Srk;rs may anuu alter
- m"iii' their "rlcr aud Irocc'Iins. wiih"u; waiting
Tor the instruction. "ft.-uefai t.u.ni such At ira.t
the tendency Il Ms johnson mandates. anl We ar.
bound :" .uIf-.'r hai o. Ia. contemplated The r.ui
Z" which ii-y lead
"tuirr hi. aspect u t. question It D.. net ls,..bi
Tor ''eu'f1i CRAFT l"us g" remain ias.iNe L. /. had
enough '' H'' t'N in rgafl 6" "a" rNis.neir. 81 tie
military '-fti's o.. lsrsaf'i''i. i.y o., The
oval %: ",u"lAl nan.rt frum Oh. i.fr,.ni Ard Hut
't t'"urr'l 'tani i part, To- nr"r. Variance viii
i' IN anI still the Law % which be- .. the aslmini.ta
, Cos tau - .uit'ndrr hi undlV Idol authority to
INSTRUCT 'hr h..ric rnunan'r. and t. lee. ,.r.c
"r conifm their action can De- even mii,.,ly zane
" ih' Illegal ir"''n.'"n. 81 che PRECEDENT. rr.-r,
"f'l 90 Which snntl,triir t, law ifnai 10 nauif..
'ha' ''"i'tai ''.iui 80 .r,iullls ~ draen into ~,
rH'i i" inih'T 'i' t'i.u iii. - aliich uli M aNat
i'l With Profound anNi"t, ~ i.ri+ sine. The trr
N'ii'i'' 81 80 "a. Nt'" Affairs 1"fn ma appearance
+ o." Hs-''ii'' o. iii' 'iit .ad daus'r
/ Tie E-i'm avs shat The President mcans
WAY. Var he il. then, anil tod .l,crd the right. 90
/ and adds
Ne mlmon.. tl,c l-..l. ,o l.,r, G,r 4 .,,rn anil
hsh responsibility Il 3. nearly hundred DAY. until
Cuugrvs. meet. TIN ihcn AZ. l-wrrtr.. We can
anlN ir'n =" t. r alfnl - FANNY rh- President az
l'a' 9" The 'iHntr! u hi. lat n-..ag- W. Join him
IN the aiT~ai Let aur FREUD. arganr- every Nh~r-
Let "a. mak" tho sausas. HIon The infns IT VIZ john
son. Administration ani having defeated him at a.,
ballot 'N. "a" can it'Iarr through r-lsr sentative.
I" consider III i.i c'iur.r To- h. taken punish him
Tor ~. eriin~ asan.t Tho s"vrrirn viii oftir American
/ i-'''fl'
/ un the subject Of Impeachment, the Trl.s,
say.
W have l-eu e tha.- Nla 80. a.. .afrty Tor the
nation eN',tf in ~" impeachment "ftir President ~.
have hei that auy the rratr.t aud pressing 81
Z danger would justify rr."rt {" extraordinary .
remedy to- fsnnyai - thsf Magistrate. fr,n, anis,.
W l.rlis,. that ~ have had the .sntn-nt II iarr.
majority 80 The ~ala with ~. Ia this matter but IL
usT'.s a. 'lna that VI johnson l. doing ~. is..i
chang" that ."nin'ut and that many trnmn.nt ia.t.
sac n"a 'Arur.it ln favor 81 o.. t"n", ~ uh"
/ mouth as" e. Enormously ,ig'..ssl I" %
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-07

fI,uIs Is T6GIvE NOTICE. tina, the sub
L scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Baltinorr county. letters Parliamentary
nm the estate of
ELISHA GALLOWAY.
late 1T said county. deceased. Al persons
having claims against the said estate are here.
by warned e. exhibit the same with the vo,,eh.
rrs thereof to the subscriber.
ia o. b.lore he IA day Of Nay. IsGs,
they may otherwise by law he excluded from
all bcnchi II said estate These indebted q,
said estate are requested Z" make immediate
payment. Given under MY hand this SRI
DAY II Sept. iSss.
WILLIAM GALLOWAY.
sept. s-it Executor.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-07
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