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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-05

LNLEGANT FARM
Ia ~ CARROLL COUNTY. Mp,
TT CONTAINING 2GO ACRES.
- S, rcai,sH Mic, from Baliiagrc ',iy. a.
- Near the Liberty Pike. -
tbs Farm is ia high state of cultivation.
ha. sixty acres Of FINE TIMBER. The i'm
pr"ycmcnts are - large STONE DWELLING
S2x2?. beside Kitchen; Switzcr Barn 50x?? aud
Siahling Tor horses and cattle stone Granary
with Potato Cellar beneath Smok" House"
Poultry House. Dairy. with splendid spring "f
hes, water tive good Tenant Houses. Liinckiln.
fine Orchard of several acres. Grapes. Pears
A.. A.. The Farm is beautifully located and
IA the most healthy region in tho State
>chuols. churches anl best society. Il lies Ju.,
over the line "f Baltimore county: turnpike
g. Westminster and Baltimore city This farm
j. deserving the attention Of any one wishing
60 lurchasc a good farm. Price low. Apply
corner Of Lexington aud s.. Paul Sis. Balti.
more. T.. LINELEY,
May 1T Broker.
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Baltimore County Land for Sale.

4 VERY DESIRABLE Lot containing
N about NINE ACRES. IN the Tenth pis
&c lrict. adjoining lands Of John
- Baldwin, Joseph Cathcll and others. g; q
Hrhis property is improved by hcw L.
HOUSE. papcrcd aud well finished new
BARN. rARRIAGE HOUSE. &C.. and has upon
It Mill Seat with u feet fall, which is alone
worth all the money asked for the place. The
buiidinss ON Il rcs' nearly a, much 10 erect
The" !. - inv spring Il loft water as ilows
within - i',i "i the kit'',ru. aud FRUIT ia
abundance. The land Is N the highest state
81 cultivation aud the irucrs are nearly all new
pos, and rail- oi the most substantial kind
tn, prlr.iy being situated directly upon the
public ad. AMI in perfectly healthy neigh
hnrh,-,l convenient Ia schools. churches. mills.
A.. MAKE i' very desirable home. Pricc
- .-uU. Terms easy. Apply 60 the -litors of
III, Paper. or o" ). 4. HAMILTON.
Sweet Air. baltimore county, Nd.
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Whipa and Canon I

lust RECEIVED a very fine assortment Of
- WHIPS AND CANES, which will sell Al
city prices. CliAs. Il. CHEW,
Excelsior Store" Towsontown.
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Road Examiners Notice.

NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN. That the
~ undersigned. Examiners appointed by
the County Commiss oners 81 baltimore couh.
~. "n the petition 81 Charles VI. shipley and
"ihcrs. for the closing e public road. part Of
the Old Liberty Roai. commencing at SCOTS
Level Branch AMI running To Howard Mill
Road and also for oiicning public road com.
mcuc.ng at SCOTS Level lIranch on the Libsr.
IS Il 90 and ruuuiu. through the lands Of G.
~ Shipiev. -- Smith. -- Lynch. - CLARK,
!. Howard MclIrury Nlicn Paine. - Bran.
iau. Franc.. Rh"a o., nd others. Ia inteFsocI
the Howard " u Road NJ "r hear Allen Paines
gate. near the reside - If Mr. Brandau; hav.
ing taken the cath quircd by Law. will pro.
rcrd ou
T,,c~'as. he ~ ~ u Scp,enscy. ises.
at 10 o'clock 4. NJ.
o. fair il not the most iair day. on the premises,
g. execute the trus, feposcd in them. in sccor-
dance with tie Ac' oi Assembly in such case
made and provided
John l.. TURNER.
T.. n. WALKER,
4. J. FrRGISNO,
Aug st. Examiners.
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IINHls Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub.
! .cribcr has received from the Orphans
Court ~ Baltimore county. letters Of admins
tfatiou. IN the estate 81
JANE WILSON.
la;c o.. -ald county. q, ceased. All persons Lav-
ins claims against the said estate are hereby
warned To- exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof. Ia the subscriber.
oHor 5.'ore t1 lSih iay IF Ayr.I. 1889:
they may otherwise. 10y law. be excluded from
all hcicli ii said estate. Those indebted ~
suid estate are requested g. make immediate
payment. Givcn under my hand this 18th day
20 August. iSts.
ASEL q. WILSON,
Aug. LIT. Administrator.
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Wood Land, steam Saw Mill, &c.

Wood Land, Steam Saw Mill, &c.
Inn ACRES cleared. ani $50 acres hcavi-
lOOly timhcrcd LAND near ~
Cove Point. Calvert county. ND. ht,,ER
with r"ni Nv ELLlNG. STORE -
HOUSE aud new STEAM SAWS
MILL. all in perfect order. This property
fronts more than mile Immediately on the
Chesapeake bay. Part Of the soil is specially
suited Tor peaches and other portions forgrain.
4c. Mill and Store with proper management
will yield large income.
For sale by HENRY ". COOKE.
y Law buildings. II. Paul 81.
May 1T Baltimore. Md.
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Calyort County Farm.

NUIVUTI OUUHVy HEIH'
A BEAUTIFULLY SiTuA TED FARM IL
IN $50 Acres on ~. Leonards Creek i5Oacres
"a, cleared, balance in oak, chestnut
- land pine timber; convenient 20 wa .sN
tcr; several fine meadows suitableG8
ioT slock raising; fish, oysters and wild ducks
IN season. Two good schools within two miles
aud churches convenient. food Dwelling.
Barn, aud all necessary outhouscs. Price $1,000.
For sale by
HENRY ". COOKE,
Law buildings. Baltimore, Md.
May 2.--tL
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Bay Side Farm.

Bay bido Farm.
Ann ACRES IN Calvert county near tho
@FtIOhead IL -. Lcnnard's Bay land
la good condition for raising corn, wheat. as
cate. tobacco. 4c. 40 acres cleared. bal. 81
ance in hickory. chestnut. locust aud pine tim.
her Enc meadows abundance IL ish, oysters
and game OF all kinds. Good Dwelling. two
harms sud all necessary outhouses.
For sale by
HENRY W. COOKE,
Law Buildings, st. Paul ST..
May At Baltimore.
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HENRY p. THOMAS.

JUSTICE or THE PHAcR
Eighth Election District Of baltimore County
LOCATED At WARREN,
WILL attend 10 all business Apprrlaining
wv " his once with yuRetaaiify amd dis
patch will also attend "a the drAwingof
DEEDS, LEASES. BON rs Of CONVEYANCE,
Articles Of Agreement. Contracts. ac.. 4c.
Poet O9ies Address Warren, Baltimore county.
ApTn l.-oIn
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IltiGior' Noucr Tic Rev n Higgins
= y will - VI preach in EPSON Chatcl
sabbath a0ctuuou ~ O'Clock.
! \ kArFgNN Pastor
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CINGLE RAILROAD TICKETS a, % cents
- each. for sale by
wM. 8. sHEALEY A BROS,
July ls.-tf TowsOntOWn.
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pRorkRr, .>ALE james " Owings, auction.
crr, sold, on ihe premise, oh Tuesday last tor
Mts Rachel Rider, exccuirix Of Edward Rider,
deceased, he property known as the "lluni
Farm, situated near Rider Switch about three
miles ives, uf this town This farm contains Que
hundred uul twenty tour actes of tine Limestone
land, In excellent farming condition. aud L. im.
proved 10y a good iwo-sinry building aud ,hc
usual oubuildinss. Mrs Lizzie Stevenson, o.
daughter " the deceased, became The purchaser
VI the property, paying therefor the sum Of siG.
40, or Si3j pr acre
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X. II. 10 ESC G IL.
t>rc,t>s"t. ." irut DuHst,H.I
DEALER Is
FOR EIGN AND OMI:STIC
II \ r ID W \ L T..

CORNER az CAR AND FNONY SIS.
BALTIMORE. Nh.
L. EEPS constantly "n hsni large and wei
IN selected assortment 90 Bal -
dcrs' aui other Hardware. CarIcn R
icrs Tools. Table aud Packet ca; e.
lcFy, Plated Spoons and ForAs. Farming In
plcmcnts. Horse Shoc.. Nail. anI Easps. VI.
Rods. cast Steel. strap Iron. Safety Fu-c. "uu
Caps. a.. Sc. Also
MAINS. STEWARDS 4 BEATTY'> AXES,
NAHHANfTr.
wOObC0' KS FLOWS q CASTINGS.
DOTEY'S CLOTHES WASHERS.
TUBS. BUCKETS. CIIUENS,
MEASURES. B.i>HETS. RITTER PRINTS
81. &C.. &c.
s:si Special attention j. called 1, RICHARD
SONS new and improved patent PRUNING
SHEARS AND SCISSORS. Frui, growers are
requested 10 call aud examine them before pur
chasing elsewhere fAup % lsG. IL
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maktr htsiu. ..'i 80 af-t iOnoi> were a..
loved Other tri..- '..... ah,a r.p'i,l o., ioi.
luws:
swans. At, a. al ID. al. Ill.,
lIAi".it"u ".',s --....l
Edward rrar,c........i
VIM. " sh"cmH."s...l
VI Giiriug> ~. ,l,,. .iol IL, ,ic,. 8 ail cr,i.
tied 20 ei'"" 'i.' e ra % Love eaI BEAUTY
VI Prai,c ,ut NJ >a, a,b,T weir euu;.,i -
select the drst asa S. ni Meia3 of Honor, r..
pcc'iNri' "a, sry,-I ni.,tg,a l.l i',l fof 'hr
honor e. .--c:.u. tie tli,i ,nv. .ul lad % CON
tend for IL, which 'hry all wish IT, following
result
K>amr. J., "a aL
SamIrl T.. g." f-''.. ........ ............o
pr. Ea'lcl;r......... .........-.....~a oil
j. II. c"'k'y .......... ............"
TIL tour sYrcr-,;ll knight. ''.en .c.vcii tc
following a,l~- tie puc,u aud her Maids Of
Honor. va:
forQ.r.a Of Love .ni E.,aty, NJ, Citing.
selected Nj. Mny Carroll daughter - Hon. Jas.
ta'r"ll. it'r ~ >ummrfhci.
Tor In" N,i 90 lluu,t Nr prarcc elected
Mi,s$,Hr g." r.'~. i..-'.'f O.. Philip Gcotsc,
E.q 81 l.pns Gi,,n.
- $"con. Wril % ll...- 81 shoemaker s..
l-ctei Miss Mamie j.nAin.. laughter OF George
jenkins. E.p Of Long Iiu'n
For Third Maid ~ Honor, VI Cockey selected
q
EaI 81 Ipckc, .vilie
IT, QG,cn and her attendant mails wet, then
escorted to the stand ,u! cspwn,d ga behalf Of
their kui.h'. Us VIZ faiuaulis AL a.ier lew
rtmMk, D., Con. TiimL'e aul lion D. Morrison
Harris The c,v' haou,,. a,Gr ended.
graft ir o.. aud dAuce aAs lcii on the
grouhi ai'g night which ~.s attended by a
afcr nunib,r 81 icrric
In.s Nhur ALA. So. wei managed .ul gc.
iircis eat credit upon ihusr who were rFom.
nrni 10 setting IL AZ AMI carrying Il iltolsh
Nuiwiit,'Aa nag ihr mfaeu.r crowd p'rs,n'.
ever, iLius pt.scI uif qairily aud Pleasantly
and hu incident Occurred 90 mar the pleasure
.; ihrd,y This ws iJghil,.s. greatly owing
~ n"u'i.',. s...t, - ;Ag lad ,:..; :-bl, cav.
lions uf 81 ar Biliwin, who secme o. - every
thing ru-sit.' 'rr tie l.,vuir 81 "a .dtsrni.--
Lis luY.r !. miuul ur,! sll- .ir 100 t.'.ns
gfr4Al. ...l go T.,s.a. l.. 4Y,ie @'t~ .te..--
W Avrr i4t, Of .ti.e cora "A! 'i., ,ujps,A
h- hYs,i i'i'ir-, go. WLieA at ON, l..4 uic
AuI o, tir.ltr the -utsd informed lAa, ihp
mi-ins flcm',f ,f 'lc th.sa tam Is, turned
u, al iishi
Ne omitted iu ;.rn,iuu above. and N,l here
state 'hi Wiui', Band was pf,srut arl .ir.
qurull, ru.i,rn'd ihc scene by giving vhoirc So
lrt.ftuu. a. uul.
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l'Hir,cAL--A convention oi dcmucsaL. dele.
gate. ilJ.u the il.' s.rJni, thifl, fourth ushth
aad ,hit'-rnit '.rr'iuu Districts ~ this county
wa. l.,ld 90 u sHtstnNu "n the = ,ih uli. tor
the r.rpl'y 80 rlcrtihs delegate 10 ile ,uugtcs-
siuuni r"n,tu'iun. which assemblies 10 li.aAtns-
Lurs GA "Wednesday neNt james G. CLARK. 10,
pfrsilr! u,r, m meeting, ani W. Thumis
II MaIs.. S.wsH V Starr. Sana, 81 af,h.ug-
tla ,Hi u; Z u uHiuss were elected . l,taiss.
licsuluti0ns rudofsits thv nomination 81 Sew
mour aud li.iir. anl favorable 90 the nomina.
iioa o. Hon Frcdrrck Stone io represent the dis.
irici ia tie utNi Congress wefr adopted.
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Miscellaneous.
TO BRIDGE CONTRACTORS.

SEALED Proposals will be received at tho
- office Of the Commissioners Of Baltimore
county 10y building tho following Bridges -
One over
WESTERN RUN,
Ga tic rimlieo Road, in the 81 District;
one over
HERRING RUN.
On the Warren Factory Road two over
WESTERN RUN.
On the sLawan Road. in the Eighth District.
llans aud Specifications can be- seen at the
Office on
T"o'iry, ?sm day Of AggHsi. 1858.
Dy order Of the Commissioners,
W. s. SHOEMAKER,
Superintendent OF Roads and Bridges.
Aug. lJ.-tf.
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Miscellaneous.
* & Il ~ e a. $
GREAT
Ei'is!crss,iC Regeneration,

FOR CLEANSING AND REMOVING ALL
DISEASES on THE SKIN.
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No. 10 SO@& ~, Orer Gas 10. ggice, Eait,~o,
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fimplcs and lll"tcnrs pn the skin. Black Head
Worms, letter. Itch, Nciilr Rash. salt
Rhcum, EruItiuns ct all kinks. sore
Throat. Neuralgia. Burns. Brui
scs. Cuts. Sealds. Running S"rrs.
Sprains, Frosted Feet. Poisoned Skin Scrof
ula. SC. Sc.
DinEctioNs ron tsr.--Bathc affected
parts morning aud night
yENTIlftJNI
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Fine Farm For Sale

HENRY " COOKE.
= Law Buildings. It. Paul st..
MAY III. Baltimore
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1--WE Farm knownas BOWLING GREEN"
D. The Tcslicuct Of the late james u. Boslcy,
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L Ii T. u n | ON
ToWSONTOWN, MD.
Saturday. sept. 9TH, 1858.
LOC.tL MiTTERS.

'"NMtINS { '"$NER. rrrll.Urr..
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-11-05

We clip from the Henry County
Press, the following despatch from
Capt. Robt. Lincoln, to his .ather-in /.
law, Senator James Harlan, at Mt.
Pleasant. 4
SENAToR HARLAN:-All New Eng
land has gone Republican by increas.
cd majorities. New Jersey not heard
from. New York Tribune says Sey
mour has $500 majority in New York
The Republicans have carried the
Assembly. Pennsylvania $4,000 for
Grant. Colfax says Indiana gives
10000 Republican majority. Illinois
10000 Republican majority. Ohio
large for Grant; 2700 gain in Cincin.
natti. California and Nevada are
Republican. Wisconsin gives Grant
1900. Paine is elected in the Nil
waukie district by 1900 majority
Michigan $4,000 for Grant. Maine
$4,000. Nebraska probable 1000. No
returns from the South except that
Nasty has resigned and gone into
the grocery business. 90
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Lincoln and General Prim.

Mr.. Lincoln, the President elect OF
thirty millions Of people, was COM
PEELED to reach Washington 10 the
disguise of Scotch cloak and cap,
and hid away in baggage car. His
administration saved the nation from
ACKNOWLEDGMENT, and wiped out the
stain of slavery from its Institutions.
For this he was murdered by the fell
spirit Of slavery.
Gen. Prim entered Spain disguised
as valet, and travelingi in the suite
of a Swedish Count on board Brit
ish steamer from Southampton to
Gibraltar. He reached Cadiz in
safety, and opened the revolution
that has swept over all Spain, and
driven from the throne one of the
most corrupt and shameless of all liv
ing sovereigns. He is now forming
government for the Peninsula.
NJ ay his work be as glorious as was
Lincoln's, and may he escape the as
sassin's dagger-N y. Sun.
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Little Mac.

Gen. Fitzpatrick told the following
story in one of his recent speeches,
illustrating humorously thei ndecision
Of character of "Litt!e Mac !"
"During the Peninsular campaign
one Of McClellan's scouting parties
captured 200 new mich cows from
some rebels. Little Mac looked over
the Constitution, but found nathing
applying to new milch cows. He
then telegraphedf to the President to
know what to do. Before he got q
reply an orderly told the General il
the cows were not MIXED they void
spoil. He then looked over the Con.
stitution, but finding nothing in il
about milking new mich COWS he
again telegraphed to Mr.. Lincoln for
instructions, to which he replied as
follows:
To George B. Mcclellan, Commando,
Of the Army Of the Potomac /:
As you seem to be the biggest cali
in the army, | suggest that you suck
them dry. A. LINCOLN,
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BnStnn.

Boston, 4.
Returns from all but 4S towns give
Grant II, 522 majority in Massach II
setts,
Indianapolis, 4.
Thirty-tive counties heard from; "a
counties give Republican gains
overithe October election of 1880
-Four counties give aSdemocratic gain
of 81 votss. M it'll ;the same ratio Of
gains IN the balance ofthe State,
Grants majority win be 1900.
Dekalb GO, rep maj 1861 Gain over
'66 about 800. @
Green co, Seymour's maj 1910; dem
gain 400.
Marshall co complete Rep maj 395
dem gain Of 2O2.
Washington co rep maj SIS, Official
rep gain Is.
Richiandsco Seymour mai 2oS dem
gain 62- Rep. co ticket elected by II
mai. 49,
McHenry co rep maj 1918 Rel
loss 81.
| Mason co supposed to be about
1000 maj.
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The New York World having tried
in.vain to switch Frank Blair o6 the
track, on aoccdht8of his udnuS and
dcmoralizing Broadhead letter, and
stumpspeeches, during the campaign,
thus gives him = left-handed compli-
ment, in the last furious double loaded
blast of that great organ Of the dem.
ocratic partyhlsoG owI sGssT
'Ii Mr.. Seymour, could be voted
for separately, he would run ahaed |;
but the people Of New York know
that if he is elected he will be PrSsi-
dent, and that the Vice. President has
nothing TODD with the administration
of the Government. The Vice-Presi-
dent merely keeps order and puts
questions to vote in the, Senats.--
Whatever influence he may have AZ
erted as candidate, he possesses
none as an officer. His political Vows
are of no sort of consequence except
as means ofdrawing votes in the
election. 1t has accordingly; been a
common practice Of political parties
to take a candidate for Vice. President
whom they did not consider qniSs
oIthodox. When the Presidestliyss
to perform his duties, the politics dof
the Vice. President are Of as, little
practis al account, after he is elected,
as the politics of the maker of the
Sen ate Chamber clock" af
Democrats do you thinka man 10
fit for the second Office ofthe Govern
ment, who is damned to everlasting
infamy, by the faint praises Of the
leading journal Of yourSlParty, -
above quoted.
The World need not expect, how
ever, that Blair will take his walk.
ing papers on such slight notice.
Nothing short of the potential end
ola No. IL boot, vigorously applied
ever brought one Of them out Of IN
office, or a prospective one. Eas
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Prim and a Spanish Rabble

Prim has to deal with people un-
used to liberty, tickle and RASH
When the provisional Junta had es-
tablished itself at M adrid, Peres, Con
sales, Bravo's private secretary, had
the efforntery to present himsvlf at
the palace and ask reinstatement in
the public service. Dismissed with
scorn, he was passing to his house,
when he was unfortunately recogniz-
ed by passer-by, who cried out,
"What, you scoundrel, ISL your, to
which Perez arrogantly replied, "is it
you who are a BLACKBOARD; there is
nothing but canailles here" In o
minute "Muorte!" was the cry, and
Perez received a severe wound from
some one who managed to get at him
between the men composing his
guard. The latter contrived, how
over, to protect him partially as far
as his house, into which he rushed
irantically, all that could be seen OF
him was bald head with an ugly
streak Of blood crossing it. The pop
u ar tribune Rubio sattempted to
quiet the mob, but all was of no
avaii-kubio's voice was drowned in
the uproar, AID the yell Of "Muera !!
Muera !" shouted by ten thousand
voices, were shortly emphasized by a
charge upon the door, which was car
ried by storm, and, in a minute or
two, the mob reappcared, carrying
their prey, death stamped on his face.
They bore him along as far as the
centre Of the Puerta del Sol, where
they dropped him, and fell upon him
like tigers. Before they could quite
dispatch him, however, he was res :
cued by the National guard, and
hurried into the palace whilst the
multitude, baffled OF their vengeance,
howled wolfishly at him and his es-
cort. Prim alone could turn aside
this torrent Of q hundreds thousand
wrathful men, and he did it, appear
ing on the balcony aud making a
sharp, stern, and denunciatory speech
to the rioters, accusing them odds
grazing themselves and the cause Of
liberty. In fifteen minutes they had
dispersed, ashamed and cowed by the
grand old man. But that was not
the end. 1t was proposed to sere-
made Prim in the evening, and a.
crowd was on hand. But the Gener-
al, appearing, told the serenaders
that, after the disgraceful scenes of
the afternoon, he would not accept
the compliment, or any such futile
expression of regard which could
be better proved in q thousand
ways. He advised them to 60 home
to bed. The crowd was at first dis
concerted; but presently the storm
gathered and broke, and for an hour
there were shouts of"Muerto q Primr'
uttered by threats yet hoarse from
shouting in his honor.
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!gq Glorious victory!.

: E4k3A kSk&4 FKE9 6s3 f4F$f .FfIt $50 tt4{st{
Sufficiently definite reports have
sbeea received, to enable us to assure
the thousands who read the COURIER
that the lord is still on Israel's side,
aud has vouchsafed US a glorious VIC
tory over the enemies of the coun-
try, more important in its far reach
ing results, than any other event in
CUR history. ,,,s.-.sv-y.-,s.-,--
~ The contest has been long and bit
ter; the enemy has been skilfally
commanded, by substantially the
same men who surrendered at Don.
afnelson, Vicksburg, and Appomattox,
and their defeat has been so utterly
crushing that we may reasonably
hope, that it is the last final struggle
Tor supremacy in this country be-
tween treason and loyalty, and tina,
the name. and organization, Of the
Democratic party, will never obtruds
.us mated presence, and bloody hands
agaiL upon the stage OF American
politics tis sa#i
The result assures the people of
wise, firm, prudent administration
OF the safety to life and property on
every foot OF American soil, to ev
aery citizen irrespective of race 0,
cslor; of financial integrity, nationa
honor, fratcrnal relations, lasting
peace, and universal prosperity.
Let all the people rejoice.
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The Queens Fayorits.

A correspondent Of the New York
Herald describes Martori, the favorite
Of Isabella, thus: go,
When / had the advantage Of sec.
ing Senior Marfori he reminded me
Of the caricatures drawn Of Louis
Philippe in 1848. His face TO- the
exact outline of q pear, ofwhich the
stalk region is tho forehead. he ID
all cone and extremely unprspos--
sessipg, as his eyes are very close
together, and in order TO make them
appear larger he wears . perpetnaE
pair Of spring eyeglasses. His whis-
kers ard mustache are bushy, streak.
ed with gray; bis neck is thick, his
hands white to excess, his legs short
and feet small, but he is altogether
ugly. The only very forbiddingpArt
Of this royal favorito is a set Of long
white toeth, and they look carnivo-
rous. He wore q brown suit, spsckled
With white; his vest chain was heavy,
and from it hung . medallion wish,
Isabella's portrait, inside Most pruea--
bly,. In his hand he held . soft black
tageta hat. As to the ring he is fond
of white, which contrasts with his.
olive skin most painfully. He 10 rath-
or tolerable when seated, - bis legs
are shorter than the rest Of his body,
but intolerable in front Of beauty,
when he is standing up or talking, for
his speaking organ is high flute
which seems to take rise in his head
The Queens being o low bass the Of
feet at q duo-oialogue can be fancied,,
especially on State concerns. Well as
education has made them they are
not badly off in . world point Of
view. 1t has come out that Chateau
Lafitte, which was supposed to ihsve.
been bought by M. de ROthschild for
himself at the price of $4,000, 600
francs, was purchased in his name
for NJ. Marfori, 80 thst the trio and
their clergy will never be in want Of
a glass OF wine to keep mp old sonys-
Mrs. estds d saHtfS