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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-21
Cairo ana New OFleans-IIIInOIs Central
Railroad Packets.

~U FALL AND WINTER IT.
,lsssSss5S ARRANGEMENT. ,Ss{essassssssz7sSS
The unsurpassed Passenger Steamers
Capt. LAoS John GAY 4 Burs CaptBBq BqTR X Pagram
VIII leave CAIRO FOR NEW ORLEANS on
the arrival OF pm. train every SATURDA
as follows:
LADY GAY Saturday, September 10 ; Octo-
Der 3, II and 81 ; November IA and IS Dscem-
Der u and 2R
RUTH Saturday, September 26; October 10
and q November and q December and 49,.
To secure staterOOms, and for further infOr-
nation, apply to
JOHN w. CARROLL, Agent, st. Louis.
CHAS. T. HINDE, AGENT, Cairo.
II. W. W.LlGHGBUhNE. Agent, Memphis.
T. b. WOODS, Agent, New Orleans. sells I'm
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ROARDEaH.

DoAR0IgG Furnished Rooms Eifh Bosrd,
u ar IsI Second street. References required.
--ES
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-21

StOneWall Block, Memphis, Tenn
ID RFERR'NG TO the above card, ii will be
IL seen that we have completed our man.
moth Storenouse, No. Union street. Stone-
wall Block" and are now opening up the
largest and most varied stock Of
Groceries AMI Plantation Supplies
Ever brought 10 this market. We will be
pleased at all times 20 see and serve our old
customers, and as many new as may favor us
with call. Returning thanks for the very
liberal patronage extended to us for the last
hfteen years. We hope by prOmplness In all
things and strict atte ntOn to business to M crit
a continuation Of the same.
Baeging, Rope and Iron Ties furnished at
lowest market prices.
Our Mr.. TREADWELL will give his entire
attention TO the sale Of cotton.
Our Mr.. MEACHAM one OF the oldest Gro
cery MerchaI Is in the city, will give his undis
vided attention to the Wholesale Grocery De-
psrtmeDt.
Call and see US we will make it to your in
terest TO trade win Us. sepg Sm
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w. q. cHRIsP & CO..
GO ton ia ctOra.
AND
COMMLSSION MERCHANTS.
2z4 Front Row, Memphis, Tenn.

Ds Orders for Bagging and Rope filled
promptly, at lowest marktt prices. An Cotton
consigned 70 US By river, and alt Cotton in store,
strueted, a1lBtf
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TFOR sALE.OR LEAsE.-Beautifal. shaded
Z aud chd4BA Bui ding LoJs, fronting on IA
VOrlte residence Streets, either cleared or with
6us t1yeSt trees-v5ry low. ". A. WHEAT
LEY, Agent Mrs. Col. Preston, No. Bethel
Block. jyz2 Pm
TOR sALE-PATENT RIGET.-The Patent
EIEut OF q newly IN vented ~ Lock GUAR"
for AM state ia the UEion can be secured BY
application 10 the uDtie asignel. "A ls usef1i,
snti WI sy active men y 30 engage Ia Is sale.
one in use at this once, where those interested
can Inspect il. Address
aus II SAM SELOSS. Appeal.
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PLANNING HILL And LUMBER YARD.
cURBIMS. cUNN q cOoVER
i61, 1ss ana 1855 Washington ST.,

MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE.
BUILDING AND FRAMING LUMBER OF
u all kinds. Sash, Doors. Binds Newel Post
and Caps, Balusters and Railing, Lattice, Pal
tngs, Lath. Shineles, and a choice lot OF Sea-
soned Oak, Walnut, Cypress, Yellow Pine and
Poplar, Flooring, Ceiling and Weather Board
ing, for
Sale Cheaper than ever offered Before.
ss- Planning, Turning, Scroll Saving Tanon-
ming and Mortieing, done 70 order. sspl0 I'M
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FoR SALE

NOR SALE.-One UPEIGHT BOILER AND
y ENGINE, or iron frame, horse power.
Call at water TsaEs, foot Of Madison street.
sRuI2
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-27
Political items.

General Meade has announced las e decided
preference " TOT Grant aud Culiax for pr,.-
den, aud Vice President
The New York SEA say. thatif all Tia" women
could vote ut the next election. schuyler col
fax would Ia elected by mighty majority
TIL" Albany irgW, find g., great ,l,al Of iuuit
because the Republican Convention at Chea ..
did not dSclar" f.r negro suffrage at the North.
Since II lecls 80 badly about it. the democracy
can correct the omission by inscrtins : ia" plank
in their own platform.
The lI"u. VIM. ". Converse, Of Connecticut.
"a member OF the Democratic National commit.
tee. has announced hi rurro-" L. vote '"r
Grant aud CoIfax.
Dirty busincss--ihr1wing mud at General
Grant. ia. Ec.rucr Of hi. country. Nor. 9th.
however. adhere. 10 the haul, oi those engaged
IA i, than will ever rc,ci. the .potlc,. com
mandrr.
"on" N"ie Less" is the ,"u"hihe head placed
by the Richmond Hh.g over an acc,.un, 81 the
murder Of negro in Yorktown.
Montgomery Blair oppose the Nomination oi
ten. Hancock A. the Democratic candidate Tor
President.
TN saturday last, three OF four member, IT
cpnsg"-, ~ere chatting ia one oi ia. committee
r'"'rn' ri the capitol on the coming Pre,idrm.
tial campaign. senator salisbury. ~ speak
ing Of the democratic convention IN July. -nid.
" IL they nominate Chas". sip,r,s- | mu-,
support h hut IN he i Il Il wont make
" "a ish, before ! see sumner put On the ,irkr,
"with him i"r Vice President"
4 Richmond correspondent Of the New York
H'rad says that he is authorized To- state that
chiei Justice Chase will accept the democratic
nomination. Vm platform embracing univer.
sal suffrage. The Chief Justice. the c"rrcsI,on-
dent says. receives numerous letter, daily from
the North. offering Ia cooperate with the dem.
ocratic party in case hc is the nominee ,ni the
platform Is of the kind set forth Henry A.
Wise ani the Chief Justice visited The African
Church in Richmond. ia company. IN sunday
aud heard Divine service. These are days of
siraig" political runiuneiions, but chief Justice
Chss" aud Henry 4. Wise together attending a
r"inr"'i 'hursh ~ about III. -trange.t w. have
Vet heard uf
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alone, but for all mAnkind-noi for their gen.
GRAFTON only, but Tor all the future because
Truth, Justice, Freedom and Right are On their
side. aud God, who will not suffer them 10 be
Knocked at or overthrown. 10 with them be.
cause the nation, grand in iIs present intsllec.
tuAl aud moral development, grandsr still in
the hopes that make is future noble and exalt-
ed' will not meAnly turn its back on the graves
of the heroes whoded for Il. and say b the world
that they fell fighting Tor an unjust cause, and
ill dishOnOrable graves. Frecmen are rally.
ing 10 the fight true men everywhere are
preparing 10 join in the onward march 10 vic.
tory. aud when the bright November suns hall
rise upon election day Il will shine upon one
OF the greatest struggles the world has ever
saw, but when IL sets, is expiring beam. will
be shed upon one VI the grandc-t victories of
Truth aud Right that history has ever shown
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-27
CircHn Comrt for baltimore County.


k-i"te Hons Richard GrAson. George Ytilou
ani l.aieman WIN. ). kcech, State At
tofry T. u Ady, Clerk ThOs Baldwin, sheriff
fRIbAY. June la
Il. n. Moran ". Il. q. McCiinn judgment by
confession for 80
Nate Ienfard w. Elnna Good win action e
sian'i'f damar' assessed 10y jury IT $1,000.
Anu Pefdue -. Adam kohler judgment by
confession for $i.d ~
Snmur! Young W. nanirl kohlsr Judgment
hy confession tot 80 s2
Elranot Gosnell administrative of Joshua t;us.
mel, y ilrrod Gosnrll judgment for SilO.
SATuRpAY. June 20
y" business of Importance transacted.
MoSpAY, June -
State " liarnahts Myers. larceny guilty.
S'air y. Gro. W. Payne, hors,-sl stealing gull.
n.lramp a Halle w. Northern Central Rail.
read action To recover damages for pair ~
mul, injured By the ears on trial
TUESDAY. Jane -
prlcamp 4 ilaiis vs. Northern Central Rail.
rad Jun, rendered "a verde; Tor plaintiff for
Si1 -.
state ". G'orpe Ebert, larceny guilty
State v. john Croumir, alieInp, To commit a
ral~ guilty.
WKDSnDAY, June -
State " llrnr, =. t.iiz. two indictments one
iuf srling liquor SUNDAY. the other for selling
las Lr,r without license. removed from litlii.
more cts the jnr, failed 90 agree in each ease
Siaicv Matthias Briudle. selling liquor on
SUNDAY. two cases not guilty.
The cases ~ Webster. Love aud others ". The
c"ani, Commis sinnefs. aud State VI. l.eagn.,
WEIR set Tot trial on Wrdnesda next.
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IoR TnE pKNncnAIn.


In ann ,uncing the total Tor the dcmocrat-,
I5c votes. the journal says THAT this would
- be- Just sufficient 10 elect our candidates, :" but
then. discovering. probably. that ISs wasn't a
majority of aI7. IL sets Ia figuring again. aud
gives the democrats the States Of Missouri. In
diana aud Tennessee. thus increasing their vote
Tn $780, aud rendering everything rs nice a.
can be.
Ythc democrats get the States which the
Journal names, their candidates will certainly
be elected. but il requires a great stretch Of the
imagination 10 put down the States Of Alabama,
Illinois. New York. Ohio. Pennsylvania. Viz
ginia, Indiana, Missouri and Tennessee tor the
democrats, or even 10 entertain a lingering
doubt that they will give their electoral vote
for the Grant and Colfsx ticket. We take it
that this remarkable calculation is really the
result Of the Journal editors belief in the mat
ter. and. though we are Not u prophet " nor the
"son Of prophet" We feel disposed Ia give
our views rs To the result OF the Presidential
election. leaving " that event itself the solu
ton Of the question as 10 which calculation is
nearest correct. the Journals ar ours.
We do not entertain doubt hut that the fol
lowing States will vote Tor Grant, viz.
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IMlKRIEn.

"n ID. li'h inst, By Rev. n e. ila.lar Al the nj
dthcr II thas Mnuay VS., 80 tousoniuwn. Ggosat
htAnthf aud AsssH etLLivaN
un tbe lhih Inst b. Rev. r. q, llaslup. sAACHt q.
Nltses aud sAaAH L. StGrnNs. ~ rosssntown
~ Eiiralsthtaua, y. MAJ 5th. BY ths r., q ".
haloas, AaoN oslGr. u naltnarr. 10 Mi.s LoHhEtra
= h.ScnltI. only aaawhisr 81 Walt IiAnehs,i Va II
firaiTthtown. NY.
IN the l,h of June II straubrldEr " o.. Church. ~
the Rev. l.. Gardner, MaHsHALL ptV,ti % Miss
stsit u fOnr. both % haltitaars eaunly.
IN ths 18th inst, W lhs NV. John ". klrlsy. VII
Liss bltaGtsf 10 MIS- LARA GAAvsSsISiN. II
Haltinagr caunty.
ia the 18Th in.I. ~ ths Ms. n y. BsrT, EBuiS :
heuh, u FLORIDA. u Mss NAnt D. rIsAsrs u balti
morr county
90 che Is,h instant, BY che Rev. y. q Kelly. ~ o.
Z. HoHAah OsioN, u haltieFe county. Nd, ~ Mis-
lhttt u. fAtSH. sniy daughter Of tle late Alfrd H.
Payne, hsl., u lsvbanon, Tennessee
'in the 18th day % April. By the Rev. Asbary n.
NrilrN, knwaan A Aausfuosa. ~ naitilnafx cltt 10
Ni.s kNetNa ". HAT, u nnltirnaFe sannty.
AZ Tevseatoun. On the teth u jane ~ The Rev lien
- Nice. NJ. CtHFs AtnAfant and Miss ruILIatut
flsnrss. ~ "i baltimore county.
W thc sss " the sans parr, The 18th d May. NJ.
hittEH aud Mis- v ziSHsHuAS, al q BaltmoFr eonn
~
A. Gu.,e gaa GA The evening q the abl inst b, te
hry Wa lleHmrisr, Mr. HHsnt a. boz to Miss Az.
sr.s iloMan, both u this county
a. the hone II We bride. Suns Hath, ~ tls Rev. ..
llsnfy kauluAn, ussAt q cotLks a. aaGAH Avs
MArkissi AZ " haltlmcFy county.
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DirisIing baltimore Commfy.

For some time past, the ciy Council Of lialli.
mnTr have bcen discussing the question ~hoiher
they shonld not get slice of Baltimore coaaiy
territory aud annex" Il 10 ,bri, own limits,
aud At last the subject has taken practical shape
b, the Council having appropriated 81 900 To
pay he expense Of Surveying, Tor two miles die.
lance from the city lin'iis. that portion Of the
county !, Ing l~I~rsn Jones Falls aud the llgis.
ierslowB ruad. The city authorities may
ITALIA 81 this matter, aud msy make survey nj
that part Of our territory which they eovsi, but
when tb'y make the attempt 10 put their scheme
la opsraiion, We Imagine they will b. slightly
disappointed. The g.s.gis oi The SECTION propo..
"a Ia b. wrapped on viii hare vrry patent
voice IL he settlement oI The aifalr, aud we be-.
lisyv a. t ,hrfr aTe but lev VI them ~ho HOulI
eonsrui to exchange light ,axrs aud The honest
admin. lraiiou which rl,araetsTlErs the comfy
ior The hish iaHes aad laismanage'aen ofthe city
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--latest Ne,rs Items.

despatch from Nashville II June 10. ,ay /:
" Sixty Eve colorcd fugitive from MashaIl
county reached Nashville to-day. They state
that the Klu Klux Khan ia Marshall county
are in the habit Of visiting the houses OF color.
cd people at night, taking them ou, and whip.
ping them brutally that the other night TWEEN.
~ Of the william took out AN old cnlorcd man
and decided 10 give him live lashcs apiece
that after they had given him twelve lashea a
squad 81 colored men fired into them with shot.
guns. The following day large squad"f white
men arrived aud wcr" occurring the neighbor.
hood IN search Of the colOrc, nlcu. and during
ia" day sharp skirmish was fought, On the
succeeding day Il Magistrate IN Chapel Hill
srnt word h. the coorcd men that IL they would
cunc into town aud give up their arin, they
should be- protected by the laws but alter ac.
ccptins til PROPOSITION, aud while marching
H. the town q gang 1T white men iircd un them
wounding "nr 81 their number .,vrrcly fhr,
then lied To- tho ,inbvr aud started ipr N,,h.
willie. when they reached Murirrrs buru'. to
avoid excitement, they gave ur their arnls. aud
when this side oi town. tour 1T their nuhil" =
were captured. taken back, aud lrobaby muir.
dcrrd."
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a., n..II.. -. t..,..t,.;,,..r 49,. y
ot .i.l,.i.i,., ,...;v.,-.,.. .',.' a.
umcntnl city. .I"iu. ii"pk,n.. .rp,en.i &. uc
a., ,s,.,,,.i..', .....,. -.
preaching III, az" .., si,',. IL .. .,',i ha. o..
gently ,,,...l..h.. ,,,II
81 .no nen ., ,,,.,,.,., AMI III. ,.,.,..,.,.,, 80,
Lurbam r,r.t. i.r education, r,,r....... -,
additional niilio,, l.r tI.. .r....t,..,, .,ab.. 4
NJ. AI,i.,,,, i.,,,,.,,,i... s,,,.. r,,,,,....,,
wl,ri, i,.. last N..s aud .b.... J.i.,,,.. ..,
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-27
/" Democratic Tros,,esfs. -

The Journal Of last week. in plain Ggurcs.
aud they "never lie." has given US the result
Of the next Presidential election, aud has cs.
tAblished the fact that the opposition ticket To
Grant aud colfAx Is b. be- elected. beyond doubt.
The States now represented in Congress give
2tT electoral votes and the States no. represent.
ell 10. making the total vote Of the next elec
toral college SI'. making the securing vi l5V
votes necessary for = choice. The JoTraaFs es-
innate il this;
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-27
CHARLES r. CHEW.

III tNlN'' puirLa - tia .'i...L ,.-.i " ~
i i ant iiNiuf'- "i ur .'t,r,. t.--utl, ,.i"i.r.i
by T. Il. Cleveland 4 &C.. IN
opb FELLOWS HALL. TuwSONruM
Viii keep "n hand q St.-.L rtu,iing nn, 10 h..
i"und IA The ciiy--"x""r'iins any q" d. iound
~ ;h" country.
W. VIII hav" u iull Sick ct DRY GOODS
ri every kind. such - I'LL ani bi". Mn.lius.
taliroe. c.tionad"s Cu~ timrt.. 81 which Ne
.hall H." IL" lai".i ,tylcs. D..lsm-. amd al
kind, 81 Dtess G""i.: Flannel. brown Df,il
Cambric,. Tabl" Linen. a. Al-n. Pm. Ne.
dies. Spool GOTTEN. Thread. Euiinn,. Bru.h.-.
Collar. tuil'. 'oihb'. Nl"y,.-. and % tin snI
cheap line Of HOSIERY. a.. L.. A. oui
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
Embraces a tn- line "i r.as. C"iir.. sugar.
Flour. Sug,r cured Hams. fable salt -. A.
salt. Mustard. Ginger Allspiec. Corn MAJ.
Coal al. sud iu iari "v"ryihins PERTAINING tu
ia" nr"r"ry business: a null .tnck al every
thing. al fresh ahd kept iu y. ! "t,i-, W.
al-, have tp.;np lot 81 TOBACCO aud 81
CARS. HATS and cars iur men nnl h,A.
BOOTS aud SHOES Tor lalic-. gent. aud cIl
drcn HAkDw ARE"frVcry kind Gamble,
CHINA WARE. 30 Al.a fme lot ct
RLIbT-UAbE rLOTHfN".
\ ars" .tu.k Of Tin ami w,-~lrn walc ani
everything that !, kept IA q General Country
Stare. al ni which viii br sold ~ ritz J,r.r,,
A. our wagon wall run To- aud from IA" city
"" will INSTANTLY l." ia receipt 81 New t;.-,,ls.
all of which 81" will h- cnaLl.i t. ell ~ low
they eau De- bought ;rciu any house ia bal
,iin"f". Philadelphia New York. W. IA
tend Ia conduct eur store upon sir'cfit ,,i,h
.ysfcW and knew we can chow that Il ~ hurh
cheaper t. buy g"s. fsg cash than nu credit
We respectfully ash "a call from the Ell, z.u-
81 Towsontuwu and yirinity.
"" ar" at all iimcs willing 1" show '.,-~l.
and quote prizes.
Ee' COUNTRY rRoprCE taken il tx
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re- correspondent relates the following
an""'lolr IL Mr. colfax heard one of hi. oI,.
rcncnia in Washington declaro. not long since.
that ,he aniy way Ia abnse colfax was Ia keep
out IT hi, sight "Ths very momont" he al.
d"i. A" get into hi presence. I like the man In
spite ~ myself lIcis - amiabic aud pleas
ant. aud such whole sonled fellow. that when
J want to say anything ill.natured II him. au
compelled 1" think Of him rs a political AZ.
stTactian"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-27

llY vii,u' al the Ir'wrr and authority Vo.i.d
Diu thu undersigned. hy a mortgage from
william w. Norman Z" him, dated nu -
ssEe the .sth day OF April. A. d. fssss@&
S iNi,. ant re 'r,lri sm"ng the ssss
Hm"rtgagc g"cnf,i. 81 iialtim"r.
runiy ~ l.',er :. ~. h.. NJ. 20. folio go. Ac.,
aud ia lur.ilaue.. IT the provisions at the sew.
eral section. II sriiele ~ 81 the Maryland code
1T Public urnrral Laws. the undersigned will
'iier i'f SALE by publir aucti"n. at the TX
change Sales R''"ni. ~ Baltim"rc city.
o" npaday. Ne 2un L,y ef Jaiy. 4. u. I>6s.
at o'clock 4. NJ.
ALL THAT PlECE or PARCEL on LAND.
situate aHd lying on the PHILADELPHIA turupiks ..
about ten miles from the city Of baltimore aud
three miles FROM siemmsrs Run Station, IN
The Philadelphia, Wilmington ani Baltimore
railroad. containing
800 ACRES OF LAND,
NOR" ~ l"s- 2o0 acres cleared. aud balance IN
wood The whole fronting about one mile upon
the turnpike. The s"il Is aclay luam, very kind
and easily cultivated. aud adapted 90 the
growth If all kinds Of crops. ani particularly
fruits aud vegetables rha farm has been ~
Gently Tuned, aud j. divided into seven fields.
nearly all under post aud rail fencing in FIRST.
rat. nr'isIlas = ,sl' '''-sga,er running through
zach i'eld Hsfes,er portion Of !, :. IN grass,
aud Il 10 susceptible II being made iirst.uiass
UraEing o. Dairy Farm. for which ia proximi.
~ Ia the railroad admirably adapts u.
There !. upon II an excellent ORCHARD
containing su0 trees. $50 Peach. balance Apple,
Pear aud Cherry, Ia full bearing. Also Gra.
perry 81 500 vines trained on trcllises. togeth.
81 with large quantity OF straw berries, Cur.
rants. 6o"scbcrrics. Ac. The place is perfectly
healthy. There are threa pumps Of excellent
water. ena a. each at abe houses aud Ona Of the
barn. Thcso Is an abundance of Schools and
Churoho. ia The neighborhood. The Philadel.
phia aud baltimore Central railroad. now 10
course ui construction. will pass within one.
half mile u the place.
The improvements are first class, and In ao,.l
order. and consist Of large
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
containing u ronias. a large frame Barn, with
Stablins attached Cor ~ horseA and cows, with
g Shed SO feet long IA barn-yard. Also,
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
containing ave roo,ns with rev frame Kitchen
ai,achedi frame earn. liouso. GrunaFy aud
Wagon Shed, lee House, Stone Dairy, Huaokr.
House, Tool louise. Quarters for hands. Root
Cellars, ae, II V seldom that an opportunity
u Offered % purchasing place containing 80
man. advantages
Tra,s u Naie--One. halt cash, balance Ia elk
aud twelve months, credit payments 10 bear
interest ho'n the day Of sale, aud 70 BE- secured
BY notes of the purchaser, endlofsesl to The sat-
isiartion 1T the undersigned.
SAMUEL sNOwDEN. McrigaFec.
SAMUEL ". COVER. AWetioneer.
June 3I.--ts.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-27

lew short months ago, when the drinocracy
Thought that by some hocus-pocus arrangement
they could induce den. Grant 10 becorne a eau.
dilnir upon their ticket, he Mas, INDEED. a most
clever gentleman, "a profound military genius
aud great taciician. Bui, since the Grnrral was
not found 10 he pliablr aud could not br us..l in
r'ir''v'ns the failing fortunes ~ that party
which .a-iained the rebellion he .urcrssiuIly
crushed hc is now great fOol anl no ,oldirr
Listen io the New York World. short time ago.
'Ui llIr slrAdines. and .iaunchnr,. ui GENERAL
Grants patriotism. Of the brightness aud solid
~ Of his character no man ~ the country doubts
OF aii'e', doubt TN The scor. 81 .oyal,y aud
rnhlir -'t,icss. no ulan IN the s,.uniTy can
eonr ini' competition with this Masiroas sol
der
NV that General Grant has i,r~n nominated
|" tn I'publiran', s~e the chang The World
rrrnili sAid
TIL. asaa la. l~-n nominated tor President
bt the chicago Convention. Ia 1854 be- an
applicant tor - clrtkship To the Parliamentary of
1t. loHis and was rejected ior want III capacity
We challenge inquiry inin the grounds 81 Icn.
Giant fame ~ n soldier
See what tumblr Ia the opinion u ,hi. detn-
ocfniir journal. Il hns actually grown 10 wise
sine" The n"minaiion oi the General, that II
'eharup"s inquiry iniu tie pfagnd II Grant's
'iainr soldier. We know that iiranI has
'usfamr.-HsH oii.sr. jus, nuw, with The sienioc-
racy hut iT he had consented To run on their
iirkri' Crtai, Hannibal, Cyrus, iionaparis aud
wrlliuaiuu would be- conirmpliLlr. IN the eyes
"i thu democracy, compared with Tea. Grant.
-
Jst- AItrady The Democracy ARE preparing Tor
eiseSgrnri'- and passing resolutions looking 10
"a fight 10 iliv event Of the success oi Grant and
coliHx. This war party IN time of pcaee, aud
pcarr l'aii3 IN time 81 Nar. have through their
leading jnafaA. aud In many OF Ih-lr public
meetings d,clard thai they ''~ill never consent
To the ina. gutaliun at any candidate whosr elrr.
tim shall ,' accomplished BY the votes ~ the
Souih'in Sia"p. This iseKaelly the way they
talked LrlIr the election Of Lincoln the first iime
and the va, ihei will continue 10 talk so Iong
as there rir men whom they cap b,ow.L-a' aud
brighten in,o voting giih lhsm. let the true
mrn Of the cvanlry take warning aud with over.
whclmiug niaiOrilirs crush these snarling ours
who would, fnt party succrss plunge the coun.
icy again iniO civil war. We have had enough
Of var Ia ail conscience, enough " bieoislird,
enough . ."f'ow for the Loot ones. IN the Ian.
gaage Of The greatest Captain Of the age "i.ei Us
have Peace
n0-wr sympAthiEe sincerely with the de-
mocraey IN their troubles. uPto Ihis date they
have not decided whether ~ nominate - lIe.
publican or democrat tor President whether
they will stand IN the platform Of goldorgrren.
backs whether their battle cry will be " Uni.
" versal suffrage ar white Man's Gov-rn.
'msnL" 81 course. dsmoaratie principles are
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-27

Bs wME yo-BAy.-'Tis madness 10 asgIeet .
cough or cold. however slight. Consumption
may iollow, aud though DE-. Wssisr's hIlsaA. Of
Wad Ch~sV he's frequently cured this mueh
dEsaasd dlssnss, Tor shs primary dis-a~v of the
throui, lsass aud chest. u always esTvs view
oller rrmsdles fall
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-27

80 The Springfield Rspabi.eaa delivers a
line sh.a when says, speaking of Grant aud
Chass "ThrF. are thousands ~ democrats
who prefer si-neFal who minds bic own basi
ness ~ Chief Justice who don't"