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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-07-06

AcciDkSr On Tuesday evening last as the
carriage Of Mr.. ". 7. King, Of this county, eas
passing corner in Baltimore, by a sudden lurch
ofthe vehicle a servant girl, named Mary Simpson,
with = small child In her arms was thrown out
on the street. striking her head and injuring her
-evcrrly The child also received severe bruises
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-07-06

STREET lxrRovENESr workmen are nov en-.
gagged in pui,iug down fine gravel walk on
Pennsylvania avenue, from the pike TO Nr
Payne's gate. II Is "a great improvement on III,
old tumble board-walks OF our village
aud. as gravel can BE- so easily had, We hope al
an early day. 10 sec all our walks composed Of IL
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-07-06

l.ARcsxY Alexander Ililson. eolorrd. va.
arrested in Baltimore. on Wednesday last, ehars-
ell With robhing Gco W Conway. oolored. Of
Sis in money aud lot Of clothing The rob
Der, occurred on the farm Of l.. T. T. Newman,
Esq where the parties WERE working Commit.
ted tot the county authorities
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-07-06

CmLD DaowxEB.-On Wednesday ahsruoou
last, lad Of ~ yean, son % Ne. John W. Ball,
was drowned In The 0anpowder Falls, al Wauen.
lie had went inio the water 10 baths, and, &c %
Supposed, being suddenly ssizsd with esamp was
drowned. NJ. Anon Green, proprietor o. The
Warren Factory, Immediately on reoslving infor.
nation OF The distressing event, had The mill
stopped, and all The malls hands engaged In IN
EFFORT 70 recover the body. They were successful
10 The effort, and The body was removed 10 Ne.
Bnlrs resldence, whsFe an Inquest was held and
9 verdict rendered IN accordance with the above
fanfn
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-07-06

HASpsoAE PREsrNr DIR. Hunt Of baltimore,
has presented 20 the Bible Class ~ Ga,ch's Sab
hath School ono dozen very handsomely bound
bibles, one dozen question books. and hu'
work on the exposition Of the GOSPELS valued IL
all Al twenty dollars.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-07-06

RGLIciors NoTIcEs. Quarterly Meeting for
Epson station will be held on Sunday aud Mon.
day, 2lsi aud 22d instant. Il is designed, 10
woods, and, weather permitting, the meetings
will be held there. Preaching b. Rev Joseph
France, Presiding Elder Of the District and BY
the preachers 10 charge, Rev. u. q. IIa.luP and
Rev. John u. Marsh
AZ will be seen BY = notice In another column,
. camp meeting win be held by Great Falls Car
cult, ". y. Church, on the property Of John
Ridgely, Esq, Hartford Road, " miles from Bal.
llmoFe commanding on the OH Of August
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-07-06

TsE CoRroRAroRs Of the Towsontown Saving,
INSTITUTION have rented the odd Fellows Hall fol
the use Of their bank They held a meeting
few DAYS ago. but. We understand, postponed
the election o. officers until another dsy
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-07-06

toNxEScENINr ExERosEs The commence,
ussni exercises Of Mrs. y. Il Scheneks school
this town. will take place in the courtroom
on the 9Th instant commencing At o clock 4 N
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-07-06

BIT ~ a MAD-Doa. We understand that NJ.
John Dunning, and one Of bis children Of this
been mad We are disposed 10 believe that many
Of the dogs now being killed because II supposed
madness are only victims of public opinion, bui
yet u would be well 10 watch all dogs closslN
and " any exhibit the least real symptom Of by
drophcbla they should BE- despatched Immediate
lW.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-07-06

lotaia ioSs"
The number Of births deaths and marriage.
recorded during the aame period 10 ~ follows =
Births, 80 Deaths, 100 Marriages, 2ll. The
number Of marriages recorded during the period
named probably approximaies 10 very nearly The
number married, bat the people Of the county are
evidently greatly femiss in the duty Of recording
their births and deaths, and particularly
the latter. During the last six months many
more than 100 people have died 10 this county
Our county is proverbially healthy u Is true bot
not ia the great degree indicated BY that return
Already officers have been advised 10 report the
names Of such as haze not attended to this mat.
ter, and one Of ihese fine mornings many Of our
citizens will be unexpectedly called upon 10 show
cause Why they have disregarded plain law Of
the State % word 10 the wise shoaldb sufi.
Gent
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-07-06
n A R RE d,

On the evening Of July LIST. 1867. at the re.i
dcnce &c ". r. King. ESQ. tiovansiown. by Rev
u. 4. Haslup, ELiJAH BuLL aud MARi y. Morrs
both of Baltimore county.
On the 10th ultimo al East baltimore Far
sonage. by Rev. VIM. Hardin, Jas. n. wiLsoN.
Of Hartford county. 10 Miss srs,NSs N,TLoH. "f
baltimore county.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-07-06

FfV Clutches, Standardization I, Shoemak-
er I, e. folly :. knigh, l, George total C.
Towson-C. y whtlc I, wisner2, Bowen ;
total :.
M,s.i Flits -S,andiford Of ldleWild, ! G..
y white IL Towson. /.
Os' on f6pfs --ldeNild-Lamb |, u. folly /,
Shoemaker |. whiieford =. 4. folly total o.
Towson--C. y. whittlc .. loneneckcr >, =. y.
Whi;tk total d.
Osf On Rfses --ldlewild-Lamb /. George ,,
baldwin ,. knight ,, SiandiiOrd = 4; total To-
Towson-C. y White l, l.ongnecker !. Bowen
g. =. y. white |. Malamhrc =, Wisner .. Pricc
: total ~
Nrscl IA --ldlewild-t;c0rge I. Baldwin l.
l. Tolly l. Knight total Towsou Chew
!, l.Onguecker total
len on Bisss. -ldlewild-U Toily ,, White
ford |, Shoemaker /. knight |. &. folly total
; rowson-c \. whiiic =. chew 2, Gorsu,h
:. =. y whiulc l. Wisner Total
Pa,,ed Balls. -idlewild II Towson =
tmp,r, - William PaEicti, Of Fallsion club.
Scorsrs -Chas n. Street for ldlewild Chs.
\. Conner. tor Tovson.
Tfgf y fsdms Thrive houTs
The ldeNi! took their dciea; ia good hunoI
generously compromising their opponents ou
their good PLAY aud conducting themselves gen
orally a, good fellows aud gentlemen. Il u bu
usiltr 10 them 20 say that ihes had that morn
INK ridden seventeen uics through a hot SUI
and over a rough road and. ~ may he supposed
acre not in the bssi playing condition. Al ib,
conclusion ~ the game nearly all present al
ioarnrd 10 The Smedly HOUSE where supper had
bccn prov dcd b, The Towson Club. An houI
or two Mas agrccably spen, here 10 discussing
the good things spread upon the table ia speeches
expressions u regard and good feeling, a.. Mr.
I ADJ Hotel was then visited where another
I hour vas speu, in singing and conversation, ant
about uing . clock the ldewilds started for iksil
| homes followed by the hearty cheers sud bcs
wishes ~ their Towson friends
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-07-06

ISOn sALE-A SOW AND Sew
i EN- No. PIGS, four weeks xJA
''"' Apply JOHN ". LoxcSEckkF.
June 9p-tt. Towsnntswn.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-07-06

HAnyEu Our farmers are now In the midst
Of their wheat harvest For once u Is admitted
that there Is good yield Of this cereal. and there
q more ground than usual In wheat The hay
is pretty generally harvested, aud has turned OCT
well. Oats growing timely, and there Is promise
Of q good crop. Corn u low, bot looks very
healthy aud there s no fear Eel. but that u will
como out all right. Indications are that there
will be m abundance of fruits of all kinds.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-07-06

~ The democratic constitutional oonven.
ton adjourned las, Saturday until the tenth In.
slant bsi rctsd 70 haze hA,r J'as % on dG,sg "a,
'sos". The members said they wanted 10 attend
to their harvesting aud other personal matters,
and while doing % they each receive Eve dollar.
per dag Of the peoples money. lie, US SC what
this will cost There are lOi msmbsrs, aud -
fOr each and - extra for the President, makes
their per diem $685., aud about ten clerks a, the
same salary iacreasss the daily expense 10 $50
The period Of their recess is twelve days, which
makes total Of %, 900 10 be paid these copper.
head constitution makers for tending 10 their
harvesting hut what's the difference Ses
wha, our coaniy will save In judges salaries un.
der the new Judiciary system. Now We pay one
Judge $4,000 under the new constitution We
will have three 10 pay--one . salary Of q, 900
and the other two 81, 800 each OF n ,oialOf si2,
Oo0 Quite difference that. Grea, IL copperhead.
ism, and the Maryland Constitutional Conven,ion
Is It's synonym.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-07-06

yse- The ex.rebcl General JEDI. Thompson
has written a letter 10 George d. Prentice. ap.
proving General Longstreet's recen, letter on
rcconsiruction, and adding
Tho Confederate Government wiped out
state rights the first year of IL existence
bloody war wiped out slavery, and wiped out
The coniederncy, 20 they arc obsolete ideas -
and the plain question now presented Il, Will
you accept citizenship under our terms, as con.
tained IN this lawl aud ! emphatioAlly ans.
wcr Yes Let every white man In the South
say Abstract ideas or obsolete theories shall
not govern me, Tor look facts In the face a.
they exist, and make the best out Of the future,
without moping over The past II Is not 10 BE-
presumed that shall be asked 70 eompron,lss
my honor, o. b. fnl.e 70 my friends, Cor ! am
compelled 70 obey the laws, and being an eIec.
Tor simply gives mo an opportunity 70 make
the laws more favorable lien will condolences
be restored, and plenty abound once more"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-07-06

STauscAt iTEns.-Ffom the semi-ann1al re-
port ofihe Clerk Of our Circuit Court 70 the State
Comptroller, just made up, We gather the follow.
ing items, including the number Of licenses ofal
kinds Issued during the SIX months ending Janc
!, 1867, the rvvense 10 the State from these licen.
scs, and the number Of marriages, births aud
deaths recorded during the same period
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-07-06

ESaOLLixo OEIIcEns. The following gsnilemaf
have been appointed enrolling oificsrS for ihii
county under the militia law
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-07-06
ZINE FARM FOR SALE.
cHiNcE FOK 4 coon INVESTMENT

4
CHiN"E ron 4 coon TNTESTHEYI.
About LOO ACRES OF FINE LAND. a the
head Of Dulaney's Valley. seven miles f-on
TOwsontown, on the west side u the A.
- Turnpike Road leading from Hszx
Towsontown a. Bel.Air. adioin- sSs
ing General Trimbi-'s farm. be ssos
ing part of vhs, Is known a. the Moores prop
erty
This Land is IN . beautiful aud very healthy
neighborhood. 10 well fenced aud wa;efed. ai,ou,
one third IL covered with heavy growth oT
WOOD and TIMBER, suitable for fencing AMI
building purposes. and convenient 10 a a...l
saw mill. Part fronts on the Turnpike aud Al
50 on the Manor Road. and u very eligibiv q,
usted Tor store or public house. o. both
The cleared portion - we'll adapted for build
ing lots. lying directly on the turnpike, aud
can BE- divided % AZ IN give a portion Of the
timber 10 each lot.
There Is a plain. comfortable DWELLING.
aud a small Orchard Of hne Apples on the place
II not sold before the sea ej Jnly, u viii. on
that day. b. offered for sale entire. or in Lots.
~ auction. on the premises.
The Stage which carries the q. &. mail from
Towsontown 81 sweet Air, passes this property
every Monday. Tuesday, Thursday aud Satnr.
day. on which days itconnects with the ear thai
leaves Baltimore al o'clock A. w.. for Towson.
town.
For further particulars apply Ia EZEKIEL.
DANIELS, i7s South Paca 81, OF b.
HENRY W. COOKE.
Law buildings. ~. Paul ST.. BALTIC.
July 1T
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-07-06
.New Advertisements.

THE CLOSING EAERCISEs
~ THE
rOw>oNTOwS FEMALE SEMINARY.
will take plAeeon
Tre.'iay. J~iy pa. a. o',ioci T. ~.
IS THE COURT ROOM.
e-Thc public are invited To- attend. flt
EAMP MEETING.
GREAT FALLS CIRCUIT. VI. y. CHURCH.
- b. held On the ground oi ; RiDGELY. Esq
Hartford Turnpike, y miles from Baltimore AMI
mile. from TowsontoWn, commencing
Frifsy. AHgaaesO. iss..
~ Friends Of Religion cordially invited
NJ l.. sMYsER Pastor.
July I'D.
ID ASPBERRY FESTIVAL
IL fok rHE BENEFIT 80
EPSON SUNDAY school.
at the
pbb IELLOHS mn.
Towsoniown.
"@ Hsf.c~isy. TAsrsfsy AID Fr,das Erea ....
Jsiy le1. iIh anS I?n.
Commencing AaNive O'Clock
ADMISSION TEN CENTS
SEASON TICKETS % CTS.
Iulv d Ii
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-07-06


CoNNES, KNES1 EXERclsEs At l.rmERSlLiE la
NAts SsSiNARI The commencement exercises
OF this Nell-kBeNn and Popular institution "
learning took place on Thursday week last 18th
uli and plsssl % with u.orr than usual anima.
ton aud success. 4 large company was IN at
'eRiauyc. f0T ahos cuNTiainmen' an attractive
programme had becn prepared consisting Of Is
sAys. vocal and Instrumental Music, A.. Tie
eAer,isrs re opened With prayer BY the Rev.
J - Butler ~ Washington l. & Thea follow
cd the S,l4fs'ury and ksssy on fhe Relation
tviNtrn our loIes aud Actions. 10 Miss lau.
n I Carroll, OF Baltimore county. The address
Ia 'he graduating class vas delivered ~ Rev
Prof frfrisr - Pennsylvania College. aud sas
repieie With good advice 20 the Young ladies -
The Nassear Musical Association. under the d.
reciioa Of Prof Nuss,ar oi the Summary added
greatly Go The pleasgrr az the Oceasioa ~ their
enc Singing and thciI rcndsTiag % ' Noksris
i!ih Mass was highly appreciated Is the au-
iincc The Essay u Miss Emma Giiiiuger,
d" The Lord. ofGfcaliun. showed a great deal "
originality 81 th0agh,. and was received with
pleasure by the audience, which was evidenced
by their frequent applause during its reading -
The young ladies an We accept none acquitted
themselves with great credit, aud did honor 10
their teachers aud We know We speak the ssnii-
men's Of all present when We say the OCCASION
was one Of great pleasure and long 80 h. remetn-
herrd
~ the eDf&Aueion ~ ihe eAetgtsN9 AAt ff0ruA
repaired 20 the large dining saloon Of the semi
nary where a houniifal Tepasi bad been pre-
pared by the Principa' the Rev Nr Sad,ler 10
which ample justice was done.
The ( lloring is a lisi ofthA graduates. tour
teen ia number
Miss Laura u. Carroll, Baltimore county.
Misa Emma Gi,iinger. Frederick city Nd
Miss Netiie Hart, Annapolis, Nd.
Miss Ella Mead, ChAmbcrsburg, Pa.
Ma lana Hufh Omaha Nehfaaka
Mss Mollie Smith, Westminster, Nd.
Miss f.ibbie Stumbaugh, Chambersburg. Pa
Miss Louisa Super, Baltimore Nd
MissS usie Williams MeehAniesburg Pa
Miss Nellie Hill, Piiisbufg. Pa
Miss Ella RuihrAuG Fort wAyRe Ind.
Miss Clara l.. Smyser, York, Pa.
Miss Matte Z. Ulrich, Reading. Pa.
Miss Music WOODEN. Baltimore, Nd.
An efficient corps Of teachers has been engaged
for the nex, scholastic year, which eommencs
the fret Monday Of Septembtr next
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-07-06

CoRxER SToxE LAYIxs interesting cers.
mony took place Al Woodbury. In this county,
on Tuesday afternoon last, being the laying Of
The corner stone ofihs new Methodist Episcopal
Church a, ,ha; place. ~ four oeloek IN the a..
noon shout tue hundred persons had assembled
large portion Of whom we're ladies, and soon
sfterwafd the ceremonies incidental 10 the oecA.
SION were begun with prayer by the Rev. Henry
Slieer. Interesting and appropriate addresses
we're also delivered by Rev. Messrs. I.ongscre
and i.anahan, Of Baltimore. The stone, contain.
ing papers Of the present day, coins, etc, vas
duly laid siih The appropriate religions eEsfei-
ses.
The church will be eresied Al the northern end
OF Woodbury., upon q slight eminenoe that rises
gently from the railroad, and Immediately ad-
joining the grounds Of the residence ofMr Poole
Of the hFm Of Poole Hunt. The building Il 10
be one hundrtd aud three feet long By forty Eve
wide, aud will accommodate eight hundred per-
sons, exclusive Of the basement, which is 10 BE-
used Tor Sunday.school room. The style Of the
architecture Is Gothic, aud Il IN 10 be built Of
blnestone, With marble trimmings. John W
Hogg V the architect. Isaac CroWther the build
e., and Wm. Wells does the carpenter work -
Rev. l.. ]. wilderman IL al present the pastor Of
the church, which Is understood 20 be Ia q -four
ishing condition, consequent upon the large In
crease Of population that has and is taking place
AT Woodbury..
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-07-06

WHISTLER the Standardization Of Gen, Sicklcs ha.
been wise not u question into which Do not
present enter Mach that he has done think emlnenty
had etheruise and uhsnever that qnestions comes NJ
Tor discussion Ne VII express opinion frankly, and
~ hope justly. Hut The question which u raised
u ilaeh larger We Do not undertaketo say
that te onlon u NJ stanheFy d rot legally csrrcc
Al He aay H. that ft IT, u ought 70 have bugn iss asd
months ago. That nov, eorrecf nef, u nin fmFeip
create 1aseAsrgnf erciifmcnf-~H aeeurs ssaiien ~
CsayFsss ~ ydrr efrr 70 a. dileasaioR " MAI iv
ssaisses aad bfernas (rom suAieA good can Tsruf
70 ~ aad sfsrrnp Ne pr9greas fsnaFd rfcsisfruciion.
arAfeA ~ rsye aakfHg qaisflu and Farefv".
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-26
A Defense of the Central Organizers, F. B.
PITTsBURG, Pa, October II, 1867

PITTsBURG, Pa, October II, 1867.
To the Editors of The Irish Republic.
GENTLEMEN: was panied when-after three weeks of
hard work through the coal regions of this State in behalf
of the Irish my arrival here to-day read in your
issue of the 28h umo the letter of an anonymous ST. Louis
correspondent which made the rather extensively abused
corps of which have the honor misfortune to be
member the subject of the writer's fanaca spleen deeply
regret the publication of that malicious letter. being stain
on the brilliant young of THE IRISH REpUBIIc-a
journal the of whose directors would imply protection
all men, however their profession against the covert
attacks of spenecal dastard Scribes such Cusano
brand the memory of Theobald Wolfe Tonehe greatest of
paid patriots and organizers when they venomously assa
the moral worth of his depsed and sandered the
organizers of the Fenan Brotherhood Was paid for
of your correspondent to stgmaze You gentlemen have
an idea of how we'll the present writer pad from the
summer of 1866 the fall of 1866. Was he paid at all
When the movement of june 1885, began where did you
find lis? Talking the front? Where was "Cusla-no'
from the I'd of June the 18th? safe swear was
not at Buffalo, Malone, anywhere ese* Ask Captain
John Moran inquire of Patrick Farrell honest Patrick
Cahl Then were where they ought to be- and they
bear witness that we who urged them to fight were willing
to practice what we preached If the people are tired of
organizers as Cushla-no writes why did not the Ceve
land CONGRESS- get rid of us? Why did ey come and
censre WHY are of letters received every day
calling for these same organizers? En- Mr.. "Cushano
Shame on the coward that stab the honor of his fellow
men, and seek shelter beneath de pume Out with his
NAME or else retract the charges he has made If
"organzers or the REPUBLIC chooses to style U.S. the
"hired servants of the Fenian Brotherhood" still have
for e m ny bsar M ne existence
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A Card from "Cush-la-no."
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, October IA 1867

ST. LOUIS Mo-. October II, 1867.
To the Editors of the Irish Republic.
GENTLEMEN: In reply to Mr. Kings note, published in
THE IRISH REPUBLIC of the 18th instant in which he
Questions the right of any make charges and nsn
aons serious those contained in my letter of the 9TH
September mless he is prepared to give his real name to
the public permit me to state that while ready and able to
prove the charges which have alleged; and while permit
ng anu authorzng you, as hereby do to give my
and address to Mr. King or any other respecabe person.
respectfully decline "comng out" in the columns of the
press charging any person in the Fenan Brotherhood with
the crimes have named My reasons for acting must be
obvious to ALL Too much scandal has already been given
the public without the addition of any more Yet while
oecilnlng to come out" publicly am both Wiling ana
able prove those charges before any impartial members
OF the Organization, such P. W. DUNNE OF Peoria ana
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-26

Our bravest bear the exile's ban,
Or pine in dungeons vile;
Grim sorrow sits by every hearth
Of our unhappy isle;
While, banished by that blighting power
That round our land is cast,
The Celtic race is scattered wide
Like leaves before the blast.
The Saxon and the canny Scot
Enjoy our valleys fair,
The rightful children of the soil
Can find no shelter there;
Prone to the dust our land is crushed,
Her forehead dyed with shame,
And, bitter thought for all her woes
We are ourselves to blame.
o altar of the exile's hope,
Our Eden in the sea,
Earth shows no land SO dearly loved,
So deeply wronged as thee;
Our hearts are as the dial flower,
Thy distant shore their sun;
The links that bind our souls to thee
Yet fail to make us one.
To crush us out our foes unite,
In right we will not join;
In tortured Erin still they fight
For Limerick and the Boyne;
Here North and South our ranks divide
Why can we not be true
To either or to both, and strive
As one for Ireland too?
Wake, warrior hearts in Aileach's cave,
Up, break the sleep of years
The living wW not-you, dead,
Must dry our country's tears.
Though eager for the strife her sons
May grasp the battle brand,
They will not stoop to conquer self
To free their native land.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-26

legend that of ONa warriors lies in magic
the Donegal mountains When the Gael shall
rise might the ang their is to break
sleeper Aleach who shall rush from
aid in driving the Sasenach from
high the 8leeers
those below to help their tramped country in her struggle
for life?
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-26
Written for The Irish Republic.
The Sleeping Warriors.

BY UNA.
Wild Donegal, whose mountains ward
From Erin's sheltered breast,
The gale that rushes from the North,
Or sweepeth from the West,
If sleeping in your rocky caves
ONialps warriors lie,
In thunder tones bid them arise,
The time is surely nigh.
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GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE e.

The Editors will allow correspondents
express the strongest and bodet language consistent
with proprety they therefore, that they
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ssfs
near residence family
0 Th TR s sun%s ana
fy @
and failed out
{Sss!sa @ @s 1%s sss %
S 9st
aS hs az
clad and if hand raised they dashed it down with
s sef
o mSs sSd TO @
health and happne for those who made and still hold them
The rough hoaghts alluded above written 1866 and
hS ssr N Rssa for S st. Ye
his by
best knew him. called his particular attention to part of
"oh, God ofthe free, if after all,
Twere but some base designing men,
A. 3a sasS tPs' n sSp om hi1 e ' glen
Condor from first to last Intentional the animal
nature Which made the mongre mixture the counterfeit was
He has left here behind him who were
all thrown for office catching here. Ty they and
e. The writer Of above boy lived Maypoeth and
CASTLE fTs noticed the grand entrance
gGoa e 5 Fl gh oase o e ok Se eI
T6ieh The motto Of the family 5o
viii osd s lid S o Tbae
in giving The Lord Lord DeGa the Engsh
% al his the Ts bspa S
% S to
m h f pom hs as kg d
a DsS Pd hsG hs by &
fashion 1sss IT, Key aid not like
18th b RFbs The
it M % wod h s Of
s 3 0 y Sa es may s the end Of @
1 5or had now Deputy DeGray Ireland. Eng