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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-04


United Saiss Of Amer-ca SsfAey~ Ds-ists- Of Io,pa
G. w. CLARK, United States Marshal
for the asate Of Iowa do hereby give public notice
that In the Of the United States sganst
rnsies d al IA OF seizure and for Culture under
sotsof Consr-u. did, on the 2sth Of APRIL 1851 In
Ksokuk, Lee county, Iowa attach and take into my
poss-sson for safe custody steam engits boil
la'r stones ard h-fnr s. tao 1heiiers one
wooden strl and dubie, four Urge fer me1tng tubes
three nall mentiag tubes two s-parstpk tubes
high vine cisterns bot water tub, charger
mash tub thres yeast tabs large tubs three bushels
corn neal twenty bushels corn, four empty barrels,
sundry gearing and iron pipes barrels hgh
containing Soi t710o proof gallons. Numbering AZ A.
a. IS, &C. IL, t& also two barrels Wines 81 g.iions
Il below proof nenbering - and So Lots No n and ~
In block No i6 in Bstes addition the city OF Keokuk
Lee county Iowa.
And also give public notice that the tit assigned
for the return OF said the 4h day OF June
1861 and hereby sdmonish and summons all persons
claiming sny Interest In the said steam engibee al
knowing having anything say Why should
be condemned and sold the said
appellant that they be and sppear the said Court
to be held IN and for the eoushsrn Division District Oh
lows at the United States corrt Room 10 the city Of
Ksokuk In said District at spcal Term, To be holden
the hrst Tuesday in jane. 1851 ten ooek In the
forenoon Of that day tn and there s1sim
for the saEe, and 70 make their allegation IN that pc
bait CIV CLARE u AM
sp30 H. FULTON, Dep.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-04

ORIGINAL N0TICE.-To Dascum AL,
- let, un ner siebisns, j. =, Fickiin, Usion Chair
Factory, 0fiIon Anderson Hron Co, Chrries<, Blow
Co Ura,, Hemmlbgwsy Co Iowa ef.ne Insufa- CO
Company, John winshrops, D. " Press<l e4muel Rteh-
sy. kapkn Miller samuel Bonner, Frederick Moore,
Robert Getty, Hood Abbott Richard TAbey &
Hsmiil. J. Hoisey, \. II. smith
fou and each Of you hereby notified that there
nov He IN the Clerks Once Of the District Court
Lee County, an1 State Of Iowa. Keok uk petition Of
wiselnsld Co., Claiming against each, every and
ala OF you, Perfe clear AMI qsietsd title Lots a1e
and ak IN Boek on- hundred and lime, is tbs City Of
krokuk. lee County, Iowa
And unless you appear thereto and defeSd ON or be-
fore nom Of the second day OF the g. term 1881
Of said district Court 10 be begun and holden at 90
fuk on the ninth day q September, D. 1881 default
viii be entered aganst and decree ndsred thereon
w.B COLLINS,
apr24 Att'y for Pra,.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-04
Convincing,


Fulfos, oswsgo Co., July, 1893.
Nessrs Hoststter q smithi
cenfem,n.-I have been severely sfiietsd with para
lys of the stomach end given up BY several emil
nent physicians have tried several remedies OF ton-
c and stimulating natus bot without any good result
Some three or four months ago WAS indnced 10 Try
your STOMACH HIrrERs. and bAvs used about ssvsa
or eight bottles with decided bspsAt. Ny health h
greatly improved aad consider your BrrrRRe the on
y edcacous remedy OF their kind IN the market, II
used ss directed they viii always prove . sovereign
remedy to aicted with dyspepsia ether disss
80 Of like nature Respectfully yours,
LYMAN NUDGE
HAsrISes Dakota Co., MINI, Aug fste
Me.sn Ho.sst,sr suith, Pitssbarg. Pa:
Genaemel-HH,s sold your BIrrKRs ever since thsy
we're brought out and consider them the best snoss
the many before the ube. rhoss brought oct asss
the tar Ia. been imposed spirits Trash never
recommend them.
respectfully aud truly yoars,
RI. MARVIN.
Cntos, St. Joseph Co 4 Mich. Juiy 81, 1854
Msasrs- Hoststter Smith:
Gent.m>a:-I consider your Buffers sovereign
balm for . thousand sis.
Yours, truly.
apsodAw D. G. REysoLDs, NJ
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-04
BATCHEIOK's HAIR DYE.

This epdid Hair Dye is the best in The wcrid Ihs
only trss and perfect DyeHsrnless Reliable, insantA
neous No disappointment Ne ridiculous tno Nat
ursi Black or Brown. Remedies the Ill effects Of Bod
De, Invrorste. the hair leaving II soft and beantt
ful me genuine 10 signed william A. BaieA<isr Ali
Others .rs limitations and should be avoided eci
By eli Druggists and Pcrfumerr- Factory 81 Barclay
street. New York. tdec1z dAwv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-04

xN0R eALE--Lots snd Q, block III, corner Of Rx.
change and Twelfth streets, contAinink tive story
)0stch dwelling will rent for stoo per ysak VIII be
sold on reasonable terms. Enquire OF ?. r L0AAx
Esq. or WM FULfON
aprl6 Heai Estate Agent, No. ~ Main street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-04

OEhkhM0A N OtHCGs
District Court of Lee County, Iowa, at Fort
Madison.
-. Petition in Equity.
|% g. g. WYKEL, Defendant-You are
u hereby notified that here d nov on nIs n ire
Clerks once OF sad Court. the petition John DolIery
claiming Of yca the II e94e ~ With nsustat tn
per mt annum thereon, from the 18th day Of o.
tober 1865 evidehced ~ mctgaes Of sHid date and
s'sc the foreclosure Of aad mortgage made by ypu
he payment Of sid debt upon de following rsa
prop ffy to-wif:
hnct' nal part ~ lots aad ., IN block So In IN
eourne. Addition TO Keokvk. Iowa eeng - fsst out-
Ing On lesA street. end running bsek u vidsh Is
test eosanssefne ~ ~ trou The corner 81 Cssrol
| and 18th streets. an1 lor eeneeai reaisG
Upess - epeeer nj ens~R nd petition on Or ~
tofs pce1 TIE Dseoud Day Of The term Of cid Court
= so1snsscs at Yort Mssoa, the laird MoaAAy in
Ny -, !sagnsat viii - rss49sd aeainst you =
mt ~. saasp SIS sss'dI nooAR : UNoWLn,
Apr>o&w AttUxnsys for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-04

EORTY ACRES of good farming land,
% scxsa yell fenced aud In good state Of eufiva-
ton, OF good timber land and nice young
chard good frsms dwelling house, 3x30. good csssrn
and stable Situate sbsst 81 miles from the city
Enquire of wM. FULTON
ao4d Pssat&
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-04
For Sale.
Legal Notices.
STATES MARsHALs SAL

TINTED STATES MARSHALSl SALE.
-. By virtue ola sp-cisl execution 10 ms directed
isred from the Clerks oce Of the District Court Of ths
United ststee for the Dstrtct Of Iowa Southern Div
-icp at Keokuk, will, commssded By said writ,
pose to sale ut public auction. al P. 9fbbons Liquor
STORE Of Main and fth streets In the city OF
okuk. lee county, lows, Wednesday May iesh. 1857
at 10 o'clock m, ofsaid day one ~ harre Of high
wines to the highest and beat bidder f ssh ssty
decree rendered In said Court information d
libel pending IN said Court wherein the United
OF America Is lit ellant and barrel Of High wines
the ibellee. q. ". CLARK,
U. q. Msruha for the State Of Iowa
NJ n n = -
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-03-23
Accepting the Situation.

Tie tenor o. The Sou'Hetn 9ress for tue mos,
!art Is 90 aecei. e good faith .le rscoas,rlc.
.sn ll.l recently passed ty Congress. While
soue 81 tie newspapers coa'iaue % algsisg and
arag and aegige IN defiant threats. the major.
~ express the opinion ;ha; these are the mos,
liberal terms Tia; vi! ever be granted. an4 they
counsel the people t. make haste % accep, them
The lea The southern people oaoe entertained.
iha; they could either ship az fri-hien he North.
las heea entirely dissiPa;ea /, i the very in.
sanity Of madness Tor the Southern PEOPLE 10 even
htrk u further resistance 70 the government, and
Tor ;hem 10 longer listen 20 he counsels o. those
Eho advise such a course xoeli be exceedingly
anWiss and impoli,ie. They have been 20 anfor-
tunaie in the selection Of their friends and have
been deceived by them so many times that We
think il would be advisable as so.l as pfaieni
for them 70 rely more on their own Judgment in
the faiurr Let them tske action ~ 9Hes. and get
inside OF that Union the defariure from which
has been iraughi with 80 puch ev,. 70 them
The following dispatches will exhibit the feel
ing which Is being exhibited In South Carolina
and AlabauiA on this question Virginia IS also
~%FN*AA"h - AAAh n&taE AANAlAtUut anu LEI
people say they will he the frs, 10 aecsp, the
terms offered bu, events Transporting in South
Carolina indicate that tina, State will be the frs,
70 come fully back into the Union. as il vas the
first to Voluntarily leave IL
CoLuNniA, $. G., March ls.-One o. the moot
remarkable meetings over held 10 south Carolina
took place to-day, the occasion being q cclebra.
Ton by the negroes % the passage u the hiii cn-
ffanehislng the black race. iiy invitation Gen
Wade Hampton, ex-uniied States Senator. W. 2.
DcsAassnfei Edward Ariher, the Hon " J. Tai.
ley and James q. Gibbs addressed the meeting
also the Rev David Pickett and Beverly Nash
both coloftd. Sentiments were expressed highly
honorable To both sides The negroes nre grau.
led with the spirit Of Political afiiliaiion with
which they have been met and the citizens are
equally pleased 70 End the colored men iaen,..
fed with the true interest o. the State. Should
q convention be called, the latter viii probably
nominate aud support the best men Ia tie coun.
try, and rs declared by Mr. Nash, will urge Coo.
gress 70 repeal the disfranehising clause
sKlMA CnY, ALA, March i9.--Thc largest
meeting ever witnessed In this city took place
yesterday. Resolutions were unanimously adopt.
ed strongly expressive Of Union sentiments, and
recognizing the right Of Congress 10 prescribe the
terms Of reconstruction and rcadmissl0n OF the
seeded States inio the Union, and therefore urg.
ing that the people Of Alahauin should forthwith
accept the bcnehcant terms Of reconstruction
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-03-23

sheet between these two Size cSrcnds $50, col, :
- Tor the fast agaius, 80, 5i. Is Tor tie latter.
In connection with hi. subject We refer our
readers 10 the IepoT, OF ~, pg1sident q the
School Board OF this county, which will be found
OF 'hc iirs' page Of our paper to-day Il exhio-
ils 10 detail the work OF our schools and the
srra, good that has resulted from the new eslab-
lishmcni. Wethiuk, however, that Mr. McGinn
might have gone much farther, aud shown how
great he real dificrenc, is between the old aud
now oTior OF things cur eon,y has passed
through several sFanl rpochs Ia education, aad
these misht have Teen treated u, and al nsttuc-
tive and interesting lesson 10 " oui day aud gen.
" Grafton aldgc,! tAereiTom
The Legislature Of our State has lately passed
bill authorizing and requiring our county COM
missioncFs To levy ,aN (of y cents on the Slo0,
oil levy, We believe, for the support uf schools
in the county. We hnd that this Is, by many
persons misunderstood " Srw ax u coHem-
pidtciby tbs measure. For many years our cli.
gems have been paying this, but the authority
iof its levy expired IN lsd7 and hence last fall,
the question was submitted Ia The people Of the
county, as required by law. whether this tax
should continue or not, aud they decided, by
nearly unanimous vote, that /, should he, and
this act OF the Legislature merely oheys the pco-
Pies will IN perpc,uating measure, the benefits
Of which they know full well
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-03-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIR. Schenck's Mandrake Pills. A
Substitute for Calomol.

Y-zSaTllESE Pills are composed of various
~ roots, having the power 90 relax the 80.
crct.uns OF the liver aa promptly aud ciIcctual-
ly % blue pill or mercury, aud without produc.
ing any Of those di4agrccablc or dangerous ci-
fccts which often follow the use OF the latter.
In al bilious disorders these Pills may be-
used with confidence, as they promote the dis
charge Of y.tiatcd bile, and remove those OBJ
structions itom the liver and hillary ducts,
which are the cause ~ bilious objections IN
general.
>CHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS cure Sick
Headache. and uii disorders OF tho Liver, inli-
Gated by sallow kin, coated tongue, costivc.
ness, drowsincss, nud a general feeling al wca.
riucss aud iassitudc, showing that the liver 10
ia torpid OF ubslructod condition.
In short. these Pills may be used with al.
vantage ia all eases when pTrcativu az al
terativr medicine "a required.
Please ask for ." br Schcncks Mandrake
Pills and Observe that the two likcncsses Of
the Doctor are on the Government stanip-onc
when IN the last stage Of Consumption, aud the
other In his present health.
Sold by all Druggists aud dcalcrs. Price 81
cts. per box. Principal office, No ~ North 9Th
Street, Philadelphia, Ia.
General Wholesale Agent. Dcmas Barnes A.
Co.. 81 Park Row. y. y; $. 5. liancc, los Ba..
tinorc st.. Balto.. ND. John d. Park, Cimcin.
natl. ohin Walker 4 Taylor. Chicago, m. -
Collin. Brothcrs. 81. Louie, No.
lu. itlsw. on. np. ~.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-03-23
Senator Thomas.

The Legislature las, week elected Ex Gov.
Philip Francis Thomas 10 the e. s. Senate, rae,
Thomas Swami, who couldn't get in In con-
frFfing thanks ios the honor conferred. NJ
Thomas said
% The ineu now assembled ~ Washington he.
fore the war oCcuucd were ten, upon dissolsing
the Union, and they went To war believing Il
ianiamuuni 10 H. ANNOUNCEMENT. lie aid they
were now bent upon the establishment ~ q milf.
iary despoiisu lie would 90 to the Senate 10 face
those men, who are nov and always we're trai.
tors 10 the Union
Mr. Thomas went to the senate 10 I" face those
men " who are traitors To the Union, hat
he didn't get 10 The Senate refused To admit
him until an investigation had been made a. to
bis language above referred TO- as well as certain
sentiments exRresssd in bis letter u resignation
~ Bac'anans Secretary n the Treasury. H.
then declared that the reinforcing u Fort sumter
was unconstitutional Tie is further charged
with having, when Secretary of the Treasury.
dispatched "a large amount of money to New Or
leans ia order thu, Il might fnll an easy pre-, To-
the rebels. Mr.. Thomas may not have q chance
to " face those mcn yet awhile ling u a
good dog.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-03-23

uon fEtlows THASEsGItixa Dam. :. flarri.
son, Eco, Grand Master Of the Grand Lodge Of
Maryland, independent order Of odd Fellows.
has Issued call 10 the subordinate lodges In his
Jurisdiction. stating that be has received a pro-
clamaiion Of the Most Worshpful Grand Sire OF
the. Giand Lodge Of the United States, ordering
that the goth day o. April mex, be observed
10y the mcnIhefs Of oar order throughout ihegeu-
tFa! ;niis!icilnn, as a day ~ Thanksgiving and
prayer, IN grateful recognition ~ the uncrring
hand oiGod ia Fcscuing the genius Of Odd.Fel-
iowship from the ruin which des0lated so many
OF the benevolent and charitable institutions Of
Gus cOuniry--tho inevitable result Of civil war
aud Of the unmisiakahlc prosperity which has
crowned Us iabors during the pact year
Mr. Harrison, IN his call, SAYS In Maryland
Il Is peculiarly BETTING tina, demonstration OF
thankfulneas should be- made for I; was upon its
soil th1t tine representatives " the order from the
North and from the South FIRST met ai the conclu.
zion Of the late sanguinary struggle, in congrai-
ulaiions that the bond Of unity and love In the
order had bccn preserved IN he original strength
and gave 90 mankind an complication Of fra
iefni,y, worthy 81 the emulation Of humanity
IN al conditions and underall circumstance -
We believe that Il Is the intention Of the lodges
throughout the State 20 generally observe the
day. We have heard tha, Hereford and Middle
Town lodges, 'of this county. have made arrange
meats Ia do "a and committees Of Towson Lodge
aud Ridgtly hncampmen, ~ this town. have now
the matter under consideration, and will probably
Don report programme Of proceedings for the
day named
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-03-23
Tho Convention Bill Passed.

On Wednesday nigh, the Maryland Senate
passed that unconstitutional measure dcnoiniua-
ted the Convention Bill, and We presume Il will
now be called iiW OF the State. ltprOsilcs for
submitting the question OF hayinga Convention
TO the people on the second Wednesday in April,
and for the assembling OF "a Convention Ia May
Under the cnfranchiscmcnt las passed ,hs .cs.
sion, those disiranchiscd by the present CousIi-
tuition for their sympathy and support OF the On.
cnlirs Of the Union during the rebellion, are al.
lowed to vote. and by the increased and unlaw.
ful representation given TO the savehoIdins cuun-
ties they will be able To control the Convraiion
Dearly will the people Of Maryland pay for their
high eriHf in clcciing such body cf unprinci.
Piled traitors TO represent them ~ compoacs the
present Legislature. Il there is u power higher
than this lrai;orous gang, j, is time for It ~ In
iCricrc The loyal sentiment ~ tia state lie.
mandsii
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-03-23
INT. REVENUE NOTICE.
GRAND JURY REPORT.

fAHAfN AfFhs ANNts
~ he Hoa. h. .. ~ Emory,
.i'ige II nc ~. C0arf Tor Ratio. 90.
rINiIE Grand Jury lot Baltimore county res.
IL pcctiully report shat we have Disposed Of
all the business that has bccn brought before
u7, and have found eighteen true bills.
Ia conformity with law. We havu visited the
touniy Jail whore We found eight prisoners
The prison in charge 81 Richard seioy, War
den under sheriff John X. Harvey, IL well con.
ducte'l, aud The sanitary regulations e,od -
the b. lex hoor al the Jail near tho door IL out
81 order and need. repairing. During our sil.
ting We have found the walks ia the Court
House yard in very bad cnndition--almost
impassablo h. the many ladies who have con.
innily ~ attend thc Orphans aud circuit
Court, and would respectfully suggest that the
Commissioners n baltimore county al the
next levy. a. levy sufficient money h. grad.
and pave them! the health of the people re-.
qniics, aud Public opinion demands their spec
dy repair
The northern gate ~ the Court House ward
ought, We think, g. be- enlarged, aud . ,onl
substantial carriage road made thcrcfroin h.
The Court House door ~ that yohicios mny he
driven - the same.
We would further state that we have visit.I
the fciit Jury Rooms aud dni them IN 4 very
hithy condition, aud totally nnfi h. couin, q
Jury IN Tor any length cd lime. Al nf which
81 respectfully submitted
y u PARKER. Foreman.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-03-23

f. .rMESs rs. EDITORS Nccoumtry folks.
Cry when We visit the city. aui become ia
tisucd with attention a. business. frequently
desire some oyatcr.. Ale, Sc. anl place whore
We can rcsi ourscivca. but ID appears Ia hr tho
"a iirn iu oar Eating Houses 4, remove ali the
seats. ia orler. IL j. alleged. o. exclude l"nicrs
amt di-"TlcT.y rcreHas, $40 that wc must take
cur oysters, &c., standing. ami then SPIN street
yarns. which belongs exc!usi1 IS to the ladies'
ur &" hnn". Sow ! would ash leave to say.
without arrangement g. amy other House. that
ut EEILL rs. ~. ~ N0ffW .,TREET. we
always nui q comfortable sett. an the news
imtl,na"pp Driui''y ino"nVcr.. with % friend.
thc h,st uylirrs. r;-.. We cau ic'irc. aud last.
though No. least. o. freedom from all annoy.
a'.r'. Nttri,i.ut CotNtY.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-03-23

orn liuiLniSG ASSOCIATION i a succces. SaiuT-
day night last was the one appointed for receive
ing subscription 10 the capital stock Of the asso-
citation, and. notwithstanding the extreme in-
clencncy ~ the weather, the meeting was quite
taken that night, aud the number las since in
creased 10 $50 From the character Of the zen.
iloincn engaged In the enterprise. and from the
gfrai interest already cyinccd, we doubt not that
the undertaking will result In gfca, good 10 this
community. 4 numler Of houses, mainly from
funds expected to be furnished by the association
nrc allcady under contract, aud several others
IN contemplation. Every share Of the 1000 lin.
tied hy tile Constitution ~ the Society ought 10
he taken belorr a week lasscs, for there u no Is.
iimaiing The amount ~ good 4 may 90 nuf vii.
iage
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-03-23
Union State Convention.

From a notice In another column 1t will be
seen tina, Dr. Chas. II. ohT, chairman Of the late
Union State Convention, has summoned the Con
vcniion 10 Reasonable In Baltimore city on We'd
nesday next, the 2Tth Instant. 1, will be re-
membered tina, the Convention adjourned sub
ject TO the call OF the President whenever he
" should deem she time for prompt action to have
arrived" Dr ohr thinks this period has
been reached, aud hence this call. We hope to
sec a large attendance Of the delegates, aud par
,irularly from our county.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-03-23

TIN MAINLAND DAY SrAR is the title Of ncw
paper jus, started AZ Annapolis. Nd, hy llihu
;. Jr., and Rchd Il Riley l,rr,cn,sa yer,
ura, appearance It's selections good AMI It's ori-
fiuai.na,,,r very atty written From rcr-
sonal acquaintance with ;hc young gentlemen
who conduc, it. we doubt rot hu! thc D4y 81
Will always be ab.e 81 Commend it-..fio Is read
crs aai sc fincerc! hop, hat .is h,rus ma.
long coniinSc to lilh, up tie lmorl ,unos-
phctc Of the ' Anc..a; eiiy Ei!4 : li,e,
was formerly one OF tie proprietor. o. ST., Aruap-
oils RYsbiclA, hu, recently sold .,- .a,e.,., 90
lhai paper 70 VI. George Col,a-. q A.l....n..
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-03-23

SuicipE.-Thc body Of John Mchrcns residing
Al benjamin Davis Hotel six miles on the Frctcr
lex road, was found dead ia his bed one morn
ing lastweek. Justice john H. Smith summoned
"a jury Of inquest, and post norton examination
OF the body was made BY Drs. Benzinger, Magill
aud Geary. The jury decided that Mehrcns
death resulted from poisoning at bis own hands.
The deceased leaves u wife and one child
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-03-23

VErors.--An exchange has gone over the rec.
ord Of the Presidential vetoes a let Of the We
toes Of President Johnson Of bills passed by Con.
eress, show tina, during the first session. he re-.
turned wiihou, bis sanction six bills aud dur.
ing the second session, five. or ihOse eleven
bills, six were passed over the Veto and four fall
ed for the want ola two-lhifis vote The Presi-
dent caused Que bill 10 fail, whioh had not been
presented TO him within ten days Of the end Of
the fret session. BY refusing TO sign i--ihis be-
ing what Is called poke, veto -Four Ellis
became laws without bis sanction. BY his omis.
sion 10 return them 10 the chamber FROM which
thsy originated within ten days. One lihe Army
appropriation Bill be signed with protest.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-03-23

FlRg.--A small dwelling house belonging to
Jacob WisueT, Esq, situated on his farm near the
Gunpowder, about four miles from this town,
was destroyed by fire on the liih inst. Is sup
posed from accidental cause. Los about $500
no insurance
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-03-23

ORDAINED AZ ELDgR-Rcv. WIN D. Llzlngcf,
formerly Of this town, has been ordained as an
elder OF the Meihodisi PROTESTANT Church
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-03-23

-. 4 flying machine % ia California Is ca
lecicd by if projectors 10 make q irp across the
continent In "a hours.