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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-08-10

Desperate Rattle gffh PetroIene ois
MG0EeFnment Gr8und-Three Engines
Playing AT One Time Upon 1he BIs T.
fng On-NarrOw Escape Of a Mother
and Child.
About o'clock last night a fire broke
out ia the rear Of No. 8 South Cherry street,
near the corner Of Church, a little one story
brick structure occupied BY VIM Mcbride
& Co, proprietors Ct the new refined coal
oil known as petroiene, and by G. Anthony,
tailor. Ia few minutes several Of the
low wooden buildings adjoining on Cherry
aud Church Streets and covering the gov
eminent lot designed for the new custom
house, we're caught BY the rapidly adyane-
ing flames. The FIRE was first discovered
by colored sman, who states that il was
oecasioned BY tbs bursting ola lamp filled
with petrolene, which had been LEFT burn
ing in a room. He seized bucket Of water
and attempted alone to qneneh it, but the
oil burned 50 rapidly that he gave up the
work and shouted an alarm.
The engines were promptly on the spot,
and were soon pouring great streams upon
the dry shingled roofs, in half an hour
staying the blazing element, which had
penetrated the upper portion Of the Eagle
saloon. a shoe shop and the Customhouse
saloon, on Church street.
There were seven barrels Of petrolene in
Mcbride & Co.'S and as one by one they
eplptied their blazing contents through
the building and into the street, TIE cutters
were covered with thousands of little blue
fame Jets that bore sickly contrast to the
big roaring sheets that were tossing
hither and thilher within. Agsin and
again as the flames advanced, they
were met with tlree heavy streams of
water from az many different engines, but
nearly two hours elapsed ere the gallant
fremen could claiTa the victory.
The Eagle salooi building, No. GO, two
story structure, partly frame and partly
brick, owned and occupied by Robt. South
erland as residence and saloon, suffered
most. Mr.. S. and wife and child were
awakened by the rushing sound OF the
flames when the fire had reached their
room, and barely escaped with lives, reach
ing the street by means Of ladder. With
the exception of few articles, all the
furniture and other contents Of the second
story were consumed, and great damage
was done in the removal of the liquor and
fixtures Of the saloon Mr.. Switzerland es-
Inmates his loss at $4,000; insured for $1,000.
The building in which were the Custom
house saloon and Joseph Kirchbaum's
shoe shop, &c and GO, was owned by j. o.
Griffith, whose loss will reach $500; no
insurance. The saloon was empty.
Kirchbaum suffered considerably by re-
moval. His tools and stock were worth
about $780, /. o. johnson lost one kit OF
tools.
On south Cherry street. Mcbride & Co.
lost 10 the extent of $500; no insurance.
Anthony, tailor, in same building, 500
4. A. King, shoemaker, next door, suf-
fered some damage 10 stock.
4, w. Henson, straw hat and bonnet
mandatory at No. Z, lost $500 worth OF
goods by the water; no insurance.
The total loss, in damage to buildings
and goods, was about 81 900.
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tN<A-
81. LOuIs AIa,kef.

ST. LOUIS, August 9.Tobacco steady and
firm. Cotton 241z FOR middling. Hemp steady.
Flour very frm. with good demand at 24e ad
vance SupeFfine S7a7 rs extra sSGy double
extra SO 509l0; choice $40 50gll 80; fanny sl2
6l3. Wheat advanced Sc. Spring 81 4O'gl 40;
choice red S262 10, do white 81 l0@2 Is. Corn
inactive. buyers holding of. White 81 1892 Is;
yellow Sl@1 05; mixed sjc Receipts 1863 sacks
Oats 3a5c higher at 5)G1G0c. Rye sag cents
higher and unsettled. at 754g79. PrOvisi0nsquiet
and very little dOingi mess pork SO 311zleA;
bacon shoulders l214@l21zc; clear sides 1870
l5l<c. Lard dali ard heavy. Whisky 50 9oB2 o.
free. Receipts wheat q Big bushels.
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Pure WiRe-HeaIthy SIMMER
Drink.

John HESS. NO. SOUTH MARKET
~ street. has for sale a genuine article Of KLEIN
Vine, vintage Of '62 and is, which win be sold
80 families cheap. Daring the warm, debilitat-
ing summer months, no more healthy beverage
can be used. Having been imported By the
Proprietor direct while IN Europe, Il can be
relied upon as genuine. juiyi2 3m.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-08-10

4,oR SALE, A FIRsT-RATE ENGINE AND
h Roller IN good order. Can be seen, and
rrice learned. By calling at this ofhee.
nay3i Ian
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Books for Farmers and Gardeners

Books for Farmers and Gardeners
tiOnary; the Farm and Garden, by Jacques !;
Bridgeman's Gardeners Assistant; do. Kitchen
Gardening; Buist's Kitchen Gardening Down
ing's Fruit Trees Of America; do. Bsrrey's; do.
Bakers; Flint Gu Grasses; do. on Mich Cows;
the American Shepherd; the Farmers Barn
Book Fuller's Grape Culture; do. Haral1thy5;
Pardee on Rose aud Strawberry Culture; BUST
on the Rose; Youatt. Skinner. MAYHEM, Dodd
and Frank FORESTER on Horses.
For sale BY JOHN YORK.
janSl- dtf-w3t Al Union street. Nashville.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York Money and stock Market
Nav YORK. August 9.-Money quiet and
stesdy at I6eISeSl0esZ for first class hills cold
without change. opening at 40. and closing
at 400. Government stocks are without de-
cided change; coupons 81 ll8Is; do 80 1875 do
series l06; do I'd and 81 series 1895. Stocks low
err closing steady with considerable short in
terest by decline which is the chief element of
market. The following were quotations at
$50 Pm: Canton 1900; Cumberland 3j936;
Quicksilver $685.; MaripOsa ll0@1l01z; West
ern Union 459451z; Pacific mail l45@l46; Allan
tic 111A@1f2; New York Central 1920 1917;
Erie 681z a6s5z Hudson l2O912O15; Reading 1855
9le5s4; Michigan Central 1109ll01s; North
Western 455kG45z1; preferred 69lz@691z; Fort
Wayne 1055S: Wabash 81; New Tennessee IS
Ga; old ex coupons 69g6s% Exyress stock
1871; Adams 7215
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MARRIAGE LICENSES The following
licenses were issued by the Clerk of the
County Court of Davidson county, from
August 2 to August g:
WHITE. 0tf
Andrew j. Gardner and Mary Ellis.
y Robert B. Majors and Helen M. Harrison.
Sylvester 7. Rogers and Maggie Brown.
CoLoRED.
Stephen johnson and Sarah Anderson.
Alexander Ewing and Matte Williams.
Joseph GleaEes and Harriet Mitchell
Thos. j. Stanfeld and Elizabeth Mongar.
Jerry Bryant and Milly Ann Hollins.
David Bell and Caroline Wade.
Henry MeCrosby and Alice Winton.
George Williams aud Judy Thomas.
Columbus Ramsey and Ellen Brown.
John Wilson and Jane Smith.
Elisha Wherry and Diana Beaumont.
RECORDERS COURT, AUGUST 9.-Thos.
Coleman, drunk and disorderIy, $50
workhouse
Peter Fain, creating nuisance, costs.
Sis Humphreys, disorderly, costs.
Noyella CasOn, using hydrant water
without license discharged.
Ann Clifton, using language calculated
to provoke breach of the peace, costs.
L. D. Wheeler, disorderly, SIS.
O. Harris, using hydrant water without
license, costs.
Jane Adams, same, discharged.
Albert Walker, drunk, disorderly and
firing pistol, S25.
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New Styles Business Suits.
Double Breasted Street Sacks
Ladies and Gents Sole Lea
ther Trunks.
English Morning Coats.
Black Dress Suits.
A Nobby Sack Coat.
Childrens Garibaldi Suits.
Spring Overcoatg.
French Travelling Bags.
Boys School Suits.
HUNTINGTON,s,
mario TSP. No. North Cherry.
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THE FIRE LAsr NTeHr.

Desperate Rattle aith PetrOIene Ois
MtiOEernnsent Gr8und-Three Ea9ines
Playing at One Time Upon the BIsz-
ing OIl-NarrOW Escape Of a Mother
and Child.
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EDaEFIELD ARD KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive at Nashville 80 A. N.
Leave Nashville p
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-26
.lsirics I0F IiofH !SisieS.

4 coun,rymAn walked into the office oi a law
yer one day, and tag u his application.
Sir, have coIne t. get your id,icr IN
that is giving my souc trouble
well, what the matter
Suppose no~ said ihr client that a mat
had one spiing oi water un his land, and hi,
ncighbo! living below should build dam acrUss
the creek through both farms aud /, was To back
the water W. into the oih'r man. spring What
ought Ia be done
"Sue him. sil sue hiH l., al means said
the lawyer. who always bcra;nc excited In pro.
portion TO the aggravaiun OF his clients "iou
can recover heavy damages. sir and the Law will
make him pay well for it. Jus, give NE the case
and II bring the munc' from him
But stop criri the Terrified applicant Gor
l,sAl adNicc 1t tia, have built the dam,
aud its ucighhOr JONES tina; owns the stIin.
and hr threatens 20 sue me
The keen lawyer hcsiia,td !, moment before li-
tackled his ship and kept on. All well, sr
you say you built dam aCru,- tia, ,r-k What
sort OF dam was il. 81,
IT was mil.dam.
~ mill-'lam Tot griuling s,ain Was
Yes, It was jusi that
".ind IL Is good ucighhuiHg mli i, It
so u Is III, aud yuu uits wsll ~ 80
And all Your nrighhor. hiring their sran, Il.
lee ground. l0 they
''lcs, -ir. all but Juuc.
Then ii'sa great public ron,rninn r u
not -
To i,r sure il i. ! Womb n"' haze ,uii u
but fof that. II j. :" lar sui.ti"r Ia ~, .ih.s
mill. sit
And nuw. stii 'hr old LAWYER .',"n tell
me that jones i complaining just lseRu.- the
malr' from the lam happens I, put barh IN" his
little .pIiur. and lc Is uoM ,hic,irning 10 sur
!on, Wei all haze got :" .at is lsi i,m -ar.
and lie i rur The Ia, as .urr n. ~, n"n" l.
i.arns
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4it .....t ht.,.tt t.-ta.44 - tt.,r .t.l.Iuiu
daring Tie preset .t' an ut' q.
interest in al iha, rcintrs lue suhieci yet II
can be truly slid that the Ignorance oi the mnlii.
iudc d! even many well established lac,s IN regard
io IT, laws or habits ss wel! the Lest method
1t eai ih = cile ts. IS profound.
let any prisuu recall the instances of fatal fe-
suits that hnye rumr go his kuuwledgc and he
Ni.l observe that the victims have Teen nearly all
grown tu.u. There Wns uu article in the ~.
lblr.r a tew days ago. rnrpnFtns - give thr
death. by lightning sumrah,r tor series Of
yeais, aHd fixing the proportion between the sexes
at about four TO one. u these hgups nre reliable.
the observation was inadt iu sainr country where
women hahi'ually work 10 the ic'l. 10 the
United Sia'c. the proportion j. noi greater than
utc IN twtu't
Asmi. lit.t zlrric! '.Um '.,, aaps. ,ia,rmcn',
aytty lter majority a. tie clas. 90 'aiii Il h'biu:
.iroLts o,cuf 10 the uptu mir. Nt,u IL tscbuailcr.
s.t iiiu a.must ctVit bo,ls J. iu4uuts daring q
u..1,t.-'orm u ut'iy sugicei .i,,"i 'hc tr,t-
'l,, ;.l. q 'hr ta" Situations +, atti,.i ot.
1.ir mp.' dangerous s.iuatuu. ~ j. sin.nst
ui.,sr.>llit anoNu is uutcr AMI ul,'c'l tj,e.
Where tAo r,ts .taui ihi,k. a- "a t.r 'p.'-.i.
ny, danger ). ,..- fHan ira raarl G.il ~ ihr
.''"r rl.e 'f danger er.i'l' iuraa : is gre
rrctutr o'hi,am.
lte-aus or- "iirt --t.f,I. .hp. s,d -,.l"ra
a1sliv -'troa. tu at,.iu- -hnu-,- iu... s.4 b.
H .t'h -i'u.'l3r. Oi.l l.. luunl ir i.t,r ...u iu
rn''tri Nifh wall uf 'ttiiii.n it ..iu"-' rtv.,
90. .Atte. .rfs. ".H. Ht. .1i iH 'b, n'ldl
70 tt.4 tou. .tih;.I t.. t..,.ttH.c, ,.iHr-
'.. 500 .,ir nt, '.. ,..t.l ah...ii,it st''.
+ tnr h.r. eco. concentrations. s.lro the uta-t
'sH '.! tul trttHttu. G.' aH..tt yrr t.H:.-
I ''f.t lu-'.tf e. ....' o.. s,., haU.nri',
t 4. .tts Tie a.t.tt.. p. '...I. $50. tNrt'.
'H. tt shaving ii'un ho. t..e. m,v ,tnfd .,'r
H.e .r,il t.,t =, niiel ili", at, .,r...d ltmt.
.ittt' qui,' ptus -urh q. tnY. ",r uin 'f
rt.ts tt ittt. lt.a tf.l.+ tt HaH.f h-It.i nu'
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- lnt Hon.e,.


f"tra.ts .eritNt h7- teen
Hta'' rHir 'tr wil b. tl'e pt'wi'c "' SLOWS
.a' 3" 'hr i"ini oi "il "h7 BAL ','.
In % u ''a' "ilA 'hcs' tn l1Hs D.. .'H.
irt' '@i rp+i"it WHO b rt.ftfAtaI y. ''.-......
''l q. '"mpii' 'hmcnis. she s owned :" e. ..t,-
Itss q. mHst' u rittl"sl aud 'A. hl-i icirsa 30
ltifi'r nf public. Hnt her in.eais afc tyl teI..
it Peg Peg .. 'ud she q u voted lahuf, H iAt
a'th- - '"Gls. By ihe ptutil ucc q, t.t IN
"n't'd :" connect hefscli with ml~
r'is- =" " cay aud when she wtn' o. ui.,- 0..
.'i'i"t Ae asked iDr ihr arc " ll- "oi.t t..-.
90 "a h"uI. Ih. uIt'Iuirud, ~ts st..ea F.
ihr u"s'iiy "i it ogut 20. aud kteN uNf utrt.t
O. ,ttiil 'trli 3" i1il ani c'f oalil.n0.. ~ ..
F.ti aud iaa,.eHorihy ruuia ~. il i.l
htt t"t'la ut 'uurirtu lu'f. WAa "t.
dang. ,"un iug tik'u", aul ane' 'lre i4a t..
uu ~ ~ t,.''". 9..l ioil ie. %, ~as ms.
i"' t' i'i. "o1 ia''am'l = tai v.tl Nn.#a
i 1Hri'd .lu ttaPi'.i Hr'.fHt-r. fHl w'uf uttf
q" .fr wilHi ."H.l u innr. lhr p. r.ut. n'
iutfodNrfl lsl. 4.,d 'eit h,r - otN. ~ UH
..ai'
Lad eAr ,.t 'in sou fhIua hat au Il
lads s AlArre .utcd il,iu Df that uf.l .t.-
.eut WH. riv,u 'Iicu slufi id U,.c - tt, Nuu
lthe "N foa. lil iitls Wrt. removed il %
Auts. 1t aiu % ada. I wand prvi.i lfai io btr
iubatrn usni Wletr .,u, intiaui,1 'tt.t pr.d
wa unotul, Hni ,iiher pnrt,i.d, iilvWu..oa.
81 huii'i into the face of -"s,e distant ustr
u was Wtll known ilni nil n' 'h.i1 r.tU Uia.
thnr, and .hc spen, lhe fr.t 90 'tr mutnu. n
lissu tdirY t'em ftom llatu uilvls ti.s uur l..
,iil lp her, u 1uu lit.dWh,t, Nt3.. '.4 WHl.t
swear too 81 h'nt Wearing sN d. ''m, Hnd
ar D-ed 10 ,l A fbo o0i ~ II l,u BE-
rruiulsrl tlirm hD"i .tilr.t would. '.lu stum
rwrnFing 80 ll- t... .ni t.}hefsa rt@a.lN
NAt i.uri' it Hfe v,,.a.' a. ihei. i'ta ant
cscrt ou" ..rtuHV 'tl..,l tt.' p t,d .af1
81 -wslriHs. ih.g.t aii Daa alol 10 gitr it u.
..iN q. ID tt.
iiul on. and .om. srr ~ udrI 'bc tHoi'
ouc a|l o. iAi lei au oail lip oui twice 40
along insttuciiuns had hfen given. aud ihi. gifted
wumau htd visited the poor iads al their hou'
She had gaiucd influence over thtm aud hct
class VAS utdrf! Upon one sunday morning.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-26

When ihr autumn la,s come ss,. I.,,,hri
'Naiuir like . retired m.rrchamt change q.
inanutr iion ihtii aud busiling indmsit, Ia.
langnd l,i,ur and So us,rniaiiuns lusun The
sun rises later aud sets earlier than " hrn Il bad
al the SUMMER crop. On hand aud vas pla, ins
uuisrr.a! hu.handn.am There is no Ia, slhuildins
now AMI no hitl--ing ing - hieh i. - purcl,
lon,fic arrangement. designed on the biiI
part. to keep Iracr IN the family while the
children being iais,,l aud lail asi,lr - soon
g.. the Young bird. nEs on their hand. Morning.
,umr iieecrd IN mists wsAh hang over sitram.
and low. moisi placs The sun llats with ihct
hut iheS perish In his aims 4 iew helaisd Hos
rTs yet keep watch bat chief, ilic astrfs which
iringr The hrld. stat ih- elges ~ 'orrsis, and
like late comcf ai feast. stsm lrni upon ma
King up tor lost time. Al night oriekris aud
kAN -dids scrap. ihrir shfiil Vi,ls aud il the aif
with sitidulous musit uvcr rll the shrinking
fields the trees iit up THEN gorgeous foliage aud
like ihns, Whn aaii ipf the marriage tall aud the
brid,gtuOm lh,t shin, uni iU glorious apparel
TIL. hills forest tiAd at, h,ruuir tie Lads
Younger sons. ini lik l,.tI,li th,, ate dressed
IN a ruai 80 mat, rolur, utiuat iats shuil
between hutiZpus. t,rh hirhri iniu the vault
than ans lAts 81 ilh ,ttt. aud through thsu
the sra.un seem. q, look With .,',smcd sadness
as Onr who W the c,lm of pee m,liiatts on all
the mistakes 0i his past life. aud soltmnly ihinks
upon the advancing miurr Along the fents
rows where seeds and late berries NAV llr found
birds hop silently ~ " ashamed 10 hr seen Soon
they will change their solitary wats aud collect
IN focks To-day, ~, fields Mill swarm with
them tomorrow, th,Fr will not hr one lef and
the, will hs picking ,hcii foud man, DEGREES al
latitude south
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-26

u0up ApypE The Plrenolog,ch ioaraat lor
juiy 10 is leader gives lie readers the iolloN ing
sound sensible. aud Christian advice
Iafbarism must give way to Christianity.
E,crN human heing has an Interest at stake Each
should do sumething, and conif up promptly in
ia ,hc WORK allotted him. There is nr plsce lrr
iiiers ih Cod great VINEYARD Let each put his
shoulder io the wheel, ani help 80 the world
aAtid Reader what are SON doing Are uur
a,slti heing need ? Rem uhsi ,hp parable ~
thr mlrnts The ritht ur 81 what sou ht,r
wiii De- the mca.ufe of tuui fewtld. ~ whu dee.
Hitlr of rothins foi ihe good vt himtlf 80 his
fellows, will hnd little Or nothing a. his credit 10
The Book VI Life iou she have realized the
truth that Il i mofc hcs,eA 10 give and ln do
than to receive will ne,d nn urflug ff"m %.
Are tou inventive Give the world the benefit
Of II. You will he none The poorer, Int much
richer in gratitude To God. Are you mechanical
Build yourself a monument in The hCatls Of the
people Are yoG preacher Exhor preach
aud prnt "lp, Thy kingdom come. Are yuu
tich Lat your light shine that others uay
sour good works. aud goril ypur Father IN
heaven ttc you Publisher pruiunly good
tooke 4 merchant Weigh your goods on The
srale ~ justice : par ~ or leacher2 Remember,
example Is more powerful than pTsCept.
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! .m afral sa'ar ro. .4 .f..
49, GctV = ustrta.1eI
90, % t5 % taiei d..
a scsns'tc.a aui uct., a.r. I.es.es /!
Really. young woman. N1ttv loyon expect
20 receive ''
VIZ lrrry rosa. oa.o'in- .cgri,.
perceive. uai'rr. 81 g shall not answer
}tng uvtlsiiiut.
perceive so. ',o, raid ih, lady, inso,enily.
.rpa.', .'oW Ibis young woman 10 the door.
Ani ntto nsnin poor barbara lad mad" q
HiUls
S'c Lt another newspaper scrap 10 het po.ir-
mouupic, however --nn Nivcriiseintut 'or a
gpsi incss.
4, least can teach lu,c chil4pn. t',uuglt
barbara.
Mrs Parlc, was a, home Il huwil, -ltcs.cd
la', with shor, bloulc curls an. GOLD spectacle.
Whn sailed into the .nn 'i.te i.,tir ut.i,t H
iull press oi canvas
'.uh ala YES Ms dear. waatr,u ,ut teach.
am qualified 20 give instruction oa ile 'lu.
auh guitar in French, GcrmIn, aud r', ite ,',-
m'ui Of so'i English clacA'ipn.
That 3 we'll said Mrs. PAt,cy, nuIaiue l,r
head do yoH know am thing OF Latin
rould teach she grammar
fua SEE my two cldcsi boy afe rtci ,t,ue .af
school nnl 10 ttc guyvgucss couil hDp ihrm w.
hong little iI WOULD De- 80 mach clear s.ta.
How mauy pupils shouiA hasc .... =
itfhsta. unjdly.
MAJ. l.i iar sc there isel auI lsrry boz
iaiin. mathematics. and ahoirnt hi,'pt, Tom
"ut Mi.Icta 'ie cicncuis =, iAihs ~4tt.
and AAts ia,a. a.l hti.Ai Lg'~. ani ..ttti
Trance. tlul.e .ud ldr. il.i'' 1tti.-st y f.fa
Is Unli tlr,c-o' coutsa tuo .uuus g. .pt'.., t#,
her ,dUr,ii as yvt.
4 .hosla think 80 lhan.hi li-rbass alI-
d'nd
uf ,,nr,c. you .ill ic'o'r sout ~t,' '.4-
81 tllit4 1 like fHufu Ia
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4 !Si0ulese Execution.

The liankok .NcHiter gives the following account
OF ~ execution at the Samese capital
Al the time Of our arrival, number Of Badd-
ha priests were in the act OF praying over the
swords OF the execuiionefs, with lights burning
on an alter erected Immediately in the rear Of
the execution ground. After various doleful
chants by the priests, accompanied by several
pieces Of colorcd cloth, knoited together, being
put into the hands Of The condemned and led by
the hands Of the priests, the cNecuiioners, who
were employed during this time driving stakes
aud arranging the cords In pTopcr position, now
commenced to take the ladder shaped band by
which each prisoner was confined from his hands
aud neck, and led each scveially TO bis stake,
where his arms aud legs were bound with strong
wlthcs and q bamboo spear erected In front OF
each TO receive the head after execution. Another
chant, and then the prisoners received mouth
fals Of fruits and preserves. aud some pungent
scented liquor. Their cxccutioncrs eomposel
their heads in All upright. ..posiiion, aud placed
small joss lights before them, and 10 all seeming
recommended them e. pray, which they did
irrycntly but their exccdiiuncts, crawling cat
like from the covered walks tehind, pinehed
aud nudged The backs of their heads 10 sec il
their presence Of mind would allow them 10 re-
ccive the fatal blow without moving their heads
This being asccriaincd their ears were imme
diairly filled with mud, and mark made on the
neck Of each convict with the same material To-
guide the coming stroke. including . repetition
of the nudging aud pinchng. All being now
ready, the execuiioncfs again stole from the CO.
yrrrd walk in the rear each ilourishing his
sword, and nov the blows began TO fall. Onr
ni hand so well performed his duty that his vic
'iin's head rolled AT his feet AZ the first stroke
but ail the rest took any amount Of chopping
and saving, which had the effect Of disgusting
away, mos, Of the white spectators who came Co
witness the hotfif.ing spectacle. The heads OF
the condemned were now erected on spears-ons
old mans We noticed kept his ensanguined jaws
open and moving several seconds after death
The chains were now removed from their legsby
chopping oil the heel ends OF each lifeless trunk.
aud we caine away with disgusied and enrrvairl
feelings from this sanguinary scene.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-26
Baltimore Advertisements.
A GRIcULrURAL IMPLEMENTS.

A GRIcULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
The subscriber, Manufacturer aud DcaIer il.
AoRlCC CLTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS ASD SEEDS.
Informs his friends aud the public IN general
that he is located in the City nr baltimore with
the necessary Tools aud Machinery i,r the
manufacturing of ali kinds "f
MACHINERY.
CASTINGS. AZ.
Aud will guarantee u, supply all order. Tor
them on the m"at reasunabls i-rms. Among
the articles to be always ohtained ~ nav
tablishmcnt | name in part
PORTABLE STEAM INGINRs,
SAW MILLS. GIlsT MILLS.
WATER WHEELS. 4C.
~ AT sIsLs;
Wheeler. M-lick a C"'.. Railway and rlan,a
ti"n Powers aud winnowrrs Eagle Cnttan
Gins. Cotton aud Hay ircss.s. tin G.at
s"gments aud Sing Gud ds""ns.
Gtain Drills. cider Mil. aud
rrr,sr.. Wine Presses. h.y
aud ,;slk cutters.
MOVING AND HLArING MACHINES.
FARM wAuo\s \ rAET>.
Churu,, WHEAT Fan.. earn sLoller. r.,it iI
cob Mile. AZ. S"lr Asrnitt
Mudge's Celebrated Washing Machine.
Horton D-prw 4 c".. Flaws aud Casting. J.
" Elliott. Acs'"uar Va rl"N,. Nmi.!L 81
Ba,tim"r. ri"~-. aud q srnrr.i .,,"t'ment "f
ALI KiNpS OF
Field and Garden Seeds.
Will FURNISH IL ORDER.
an KINDS OF EIETIL IZERS
MANDATORY. MACHINE SIIur AND
FOUNDRY.
'orH,r Ilowmaa aad 'FRONT.' Streets
DEPOT SEED STORE.
Us htsf P'"" Mr,,i. opposite Hri'iy H"".
JOHN MAYuEE A.,>t
MnN 2i.-GIn
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-26

re- panrl Webster un,c luid the following
irihulr tn woman 90 Ma, !, please your honors
ihrfr Is nothing uIsbn this earth that can com
pare with the faithful attachment oia sils ne
crtaiuA who hr the object ~ her love Is So ia
dumiiaile. So lsfsstVriug, az reads tu suffer anl
Ia die. Under tbs must depressing Circumstance,
wOmcn wcakucs lHtun,s might, lowtt bet
imidiiy bevonles lcaricss courage, al her shrink
Ing aud sinking l,ass,s swat. aud her spirit ae-
quires The iirmn,ss Ut mtrbe-a aslamaniine hrtn.
ncss--~hrn circumstance drive hes lu put iofili
all bet rnrIgi's uuisr the inspiration oi hcr at
frrti0ns