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Ee.dcncral Grant !. supported by nearly
every illnsiriou, soldier la the rni"n. SHEER
man. Meade. sheridan, Sickle. Gcn A. Than.
as. Haoker. Plcasnntn. McDowcll. Candy. Em
oFy, sahoacld. Newer. Oid, llallrck kilpat
rick. Logan. Rawlings. aud h".i"i volunteer
Gcncrals. many III wham have hafeini"re heen
deiaoorats, 0eg. IInasock il The only really
eminent officer who seems willing H. train with
tbs anti war delnoeracy.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-27

"wnaHrY' NoNIsArios. daniel u. Pratt
the Republican NOMINEE for Congress iu the
Eighth District Of Indiana. Is .ix FEET siH inches
~ height, and weighs over four hundred pounds
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Making thirty-fve votes for that candidate.
and leaving Connecticut and New Jersey. with
thirteen electoral vOtes, doubtful. aud just a.
likely to cast them for Grant aud Colfax rs for
the cOppsrhesd candidates.
There Is a wide difference between these two
estimates, aud it will take the election to lie
terminc which is right. Il will be seen that 10
make up the necessary number To elect the
democratic candidates all the large States have
been given them in the Journals calculation.
Now. 10 argue that Ohio or Pennsylvania or
Indiana or Illinois or Tennessee will give a
single democratic electoral vote 10 10 argue
against reason and common sense.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-27

Making q total Of 26t electoral votes which We
consider as CERTAIN Ior the Republican noini-
nees.
We do not entertain a doubt but that the iol
lowing States will vote for the democratic can
didats. be he Pendleton. johnson, Hancock.
Brick Pomeroy. or his Satanic Majesty:
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DIED.

un III. iuth inslant, after short aud lainfai asss
~ ehreae cuap Ia hgll, aHea years and 10 uonth
only daarhtes % Wa y. aad kalsA. fsuin
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-27
Special NOTICES.
GONG or IRON.

ONG on IRON.
avn mighty 10 the sabcr.
fcrccly welded by the brave,
Glorious In the stalwari steamer,
laughing nj the storm aud wave
ucautcous In the palace pillars.
NaNing In The pointed rod,
n " brings the deadly lightning
puriir,i aud harmless 10 the sod
slut t1er, &, glorious rssc ner,
Where take my gfaudsst poNct,
Giving TO the EArE any sursst.
sweetest aid, IN dangcr's hour
see hcfotc mc ny disease
See the darkest hydras bow
S''r a., II health and h-auty
Take the lalcst check aud brow
~, .y.t,rt,sa' ny consumption
lrs, all Ills are crushed at length.
ior give what human nature
only ever mediterranean.
shall tell IN what great essence
can thus your spirits cheer up
faliid. trembling. dying sufferer,
It's the famed "fERUvIAN sTkuP"
The PERUVIAN sYRtFisa protected solution II
the PrunNis u iron discovery Ia medicine that
strikes at tie root of disease by supplying tho hood
with It, ritai IriaciIis sT il(s eisHeAi ,-fTaa.
The genuine has "PEHCvlAs SrRrr' blown In the
Elass
j. = DiNsMORE, Proprietor
No. " bey st, New YORK.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-27
W mn'.M A'SncAMr. TN
PLANO MANUFAO I URER
III w. baltimore street,

BALTIMORE.
Constantly on hand. fiE>T-CLASS NEW
PIANOS made Of 'hc best material and work.
mrn.hiP. Every iuhrumcnt sold by him will
b. ris.aai,d for arc gc.rs.
COOP SECOND HAND rIANos always nn
haHd. Ter sur az RENT.
SS-rrNlNG. REPAIRING. &c. attended
to with di' patch, ani at reasonable rates.
June -. iSts. Ivy.
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"wHAr n ~ r''- A Trmocraiic s1lhange.
spsAking VI The Kind u man that the ~ fnocraey
mus, no'sInais =, Nsw ieEk, aye
"As we wish no man who smells i0o strongly
OF the blood aud smoke of civil strife 81, On The
other hand, u would be ruinous 10 nominate onr
whose persistent opposition to the war rendered
him obnoxious 10 thoss who believed u their dui,
10 fight for the preservation OF the Union NJ 10
regard ~ the pluliorm-while We would no, adj.
vocale the policy u paying the debt In gold
neither would We accep, the alternative 81 Fepu'
dlAii0n."
That 10. one who was not ~ favor u The var,
and who vac not opposed To II our ~ favor II
payiag the war deb, aud ~, no, opposed To re.
pudla,iOs sort Of political what V itr' The
platform is To he made 10 ssl,. naFnaH, the great
Snowman. will aiirnd the convention and engage
10 sahlblt the "anllasi, wlih his oshsr won.
derfal eaTiosiiies.'
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YORK ROAD RAILROAD.
s1IwM,sH Scuan,t.

Il EAvE CITY HALL. each Lanrruwmmwr
II from : A. ". To 4. NJ. ~
aud ~ o'cl0ek J.. NJ.
LEAVE TOwSoNTOwN EACH IOTR
from A. n. ~ :. T. NJ, except i9M
Ess- NIGHT CAR will leave Towsontown iar
baltimore AZ . l., NJ.
fe-ON SUNDAYS. leave city Hall at each
hour FROM A. NJ. "a r. N. and Towsontown
from A. N. tosP. NJ AID SPIN
April 7sAtG
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NeW Advertisements.
sHERIFF'S SALE.


Dl virtue Of a writ Of .H,,i .fscia.. issued nui
1Dof the Circuit Court iOr baltimore county.
at ~" suit Of Gassaway Watkins. -
90 against the goods and rhattcls fssss
6E lands aud tencmsuts OF Augu- lll1
1-tus ~. Gardner aud Rcbcecal
0ardher, his wife, g. mc directed. has" scis"l
ant taken IN execution uil the right. ti1i,
claim. interest aud demand at Law aud ~. u,ta
~, oi the said Augusiu- ~ Gardner aud l,r
becca Gardner. bis wife. ia and to
ALL THAT LOT OF GROt Nj. Hrs,nhil,,
Tot tbr saline at the cOtLcT formed by thr inter
section 81 the North.ea.t I'D, III Nlary STRAIT
and the Sputh-catt side OF Retreat str, ct, aud
running thence North castcrly. binding 81,
Retreat street thirty feet thence South easter
ly. parallel with Mary street. two hundred and
alley twenty feet wide; thence Westerly. bard
ins on said alley Ia Mary street thcnr, North
westerly. on Mary street. Ia the place IT begin
ming. together with all the improvement. aud
appurtenances thereto belonging. being the.
story
BRICK DwELLING-IIOUSE.
BRICK STABLE. az.
Aud hereby give notice. that
o. "Wednesday. Me 2sd day II Juiy s,,' i,c,.
AZ u o'clnck VI.
at the Court llnusc Dor in Tswsontpwn. viii
O"r t'r sale al the right. title. claim. in-t,t
aud cstai" ~ law and in equity. 81 ~, saii
Augustus NJ. Gardner and Rcbrcrn oiar,inet
his wife. ia aud a. aid property sri.cd pn,l
taken ~ execution, 81 IA" hghc bidder. f.r
cash.
THOMAS BALDWIN.
sheriff Il iialtm"r.. tuunty
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-27

CHRONIC DISEASES. Ss'd"ftiA, ULCERS. kr.
II veil knoWu that the bsushts derived from drink
ins ~ the GoNGEEss SAEagosa aud other celebrated
Spin. principally oWing o. the f-iiHs they contain
In u ANnIHs' iobINE WAfEG
contains iodine IN the purc state that u is found
thr.e sIring waters hut s'sl pr c,Hi
gHaHifg containing a. % doss grains tn each fluid
uuncc Dis solved ~ pate uatrf. tfksEf q fnirfHt, dis
vrrs long ought fpr. this country aud Euralc aud
il tn --t remedy Ia the gaslt slF Arrnfnia rhHcs r.
!SaH RheEm ricsrf. aud al Chrvsic Ditsdns. circu
Lars ff,-
J. T.. p!NsMuRE. Proprietor 70 Dey Street, Ncu
Y",k Sold by Ill hruEgists. Dune Elm.
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SA- A difference Of opinion seems to exist
among the Democratic leaders, An hoas', differ
enee Of course because every thing they do is
honest (3) about their candidates for the Prrsi-
deney. While the wss, aud q great portion VI
the Southern press are proclaimiug for Pendle-
tou and denouncing political nondescripis, -
like Hancock, the latier's friends are equally de-
termined on their side. The New York Cai1ea,
the mouth. piece Ut the CONSERVATIVES speaks thus
We say distinctly, positively, and unchanged.
bly, a. the law Of the Medes and Persians, that
never will those for whom We speak, help, d.
rec,ly or indirectly, by assertion or silence, by
action OF idleness, the election Of the utter Cop.
peIhesd aud iAise hearted NortheFneF, O. n
Pendlrton. Until water runs up hill, until trees
grow with leaves under ground and roots above
until the moon gives heat and the sun lose is
ERE until beasts become men and angels turn
10 devils until ice shall burn aud fire shall
freeze until every thing that Is impossible he.
comes possible. aud not then, will War Demo.
Gratis vote Tor the man, who was false not only ~
his couuiTy bat who was conspicuous As u degra-
ding example Of possible Northern meanness, aud
who, by his indirect support TO their foes, slew
our sous aud brothers. Rather, . thousand tunes
would they see the loyal soldier and moderate
Republican, General Grant, Ia the Presidential
chair, person who, II not agreeing with them
In all their views, u much more nearly their 70.
preventative that n Copperhead Whose prudence
kept him from being . traitor.
But ON the other side the Chicago T,~ss the
leading organ VI the Democracy Of the North.
west says that Gen Hancock will mol answer
for Presidential candidate Ohio, Indiana and
illinois, II maintains, are 10 decide the battle.
and 'leI not the South nor any part OG il step 10
aud undertake 10 say tina, somebody that some
political nondescrpi- be stronger 10 ihesc
States than George u. Pendleion."
All this loOks To W very much like bark
down Or split soGe~ hr,s. The Risiasesa NJ
patch say that the P-ndleton men would rather
vote TOT Grant than Hancock. u sreas TO he .
sort Of dog eat dog arrangement, while we
look oa ~ilh feelings very much akin to iho~- "
the old woman wLosa hus aud Was fighting wkh
the bear, I'VE dohi care which whips
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-27
SHERIFF,S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
Dl virtue Of . writ OF s.r, ffc,a,. ISSUED out
ID the Circuit rouri tor Baltimore county,
al the suit of Eugcn- Post. +. Howard A.
GE1R Post aud John T.. II. post,
06U agains, ;hg good. ami chaitels. tsas
-. lands and t"n"tnents of W lillian sees
Is. NORMAN. t. in- directed. have seized aud
taken ia execution. all ths right, title interest,
claim and demand. at law aud in equity, Of the
said William H. Norman. IN aud TO
ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL of LAND
situate. lying and being ia baltimore county,
on the Philadelphia road, about ton miles from
the city "f baltimore. being part ri the tract
calhd wIIlTEMARSlI," containing
$40 ACRES,
more or les, together with all the improve.
mcnis aud appurtcnanccs thcrcunt" bclon cling.
being the same land that by two indentures,
dated ?3l day of February. iS6S. aud recorded
in Libcr j. II. L.. No. -. inio 20? aud COS. &C.,
was decided hy Bernard Carter, trustee, 10 said
William u. Norman.
And hcr"b. give notice. that
o. nedacsiay. u, 2?d Dig ., .i.ty ae,t, IsGS.
AZ - O'Clock A. NJ,
Al thr Caur, House Door IA Towsontown, I will
gilrr Tor sal" all the right. title, claim. interest
and icinan at Law aud 10 equity. Of tine said
William u. Norman ia and Ia said property, 30
-ri4ci AMI taken IA execution. tp the highest
bidder. iur cash.
THOMAS BALDWIN.
sheriff Of Baltimore County.
iuu' ~. l>Gs. lie - Is
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MORTGAGEE's SALE
oF A
HIGHLY IMPROVED FARM.

PART ~ WHITE MARSH" FORMERLY
OWNED ny DAVID RImiHLl. E.o.
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LNOh sAl.E-A coon sECOND.HANp
II TOP BUGGY. built by Ballard, lately been
pn. in thorough repair. Apply b.
,. ALIEN. PARLETT,
June st Towsont0wn.
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HENRY p. THOMAS,

JTSTICg OF THE PEICE
Eighth Eviction District OF Baitimorr County.
LOCATED At WARREN,
MILL attend Il, all business Appertaininr
w b. biz Office with yiaBctHaiiiv and d.
patch will nlsa attend b. the drawing OF
DEEDS. LEASEa. BONDS 81 CONVEYAN
Articles 1t Agreement, Contracts, Ac.. Ac.
losl O9lce Address Warren. Baltimore county
April i.-em.
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lli yiftu' at abe Inwrr and authority No.l.d
DIn lhe nnlerslsnel. Nv a morleng, from
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-31
Academy of Music.

Some men are born great, others have
greatness thrust upon them. The eXtraor-
dinary career of the popular Billy Carter
illustrates this. Yankee to the backbone,
and through that to the marrow, he is
gifted with keen sarcasm, and while he
appears to be in cordial sympathy with
rebel sympathizers who go to the Academy
every night to get the balm of consolation
and hope for the lost cause he really plays
upon their credulity as though he were one
of them. Let Yankees alone for their
shrewd tricks, Durivage, another Yankee,
and Boston Yankee at that, is after the
credulous rebels aud panders to their preju-
dices this time in startling, sensational,
and sublime burlesque of the "Ku Klux
Klan,n The stately Miss Evers, the charm
ing Miss Engel, and the brilliant Miss
Hardy are all in it. Likewise the rest of
the talent in the company. 1t will be pre-
scented to morrow evening.
The Female Privateers proves to be a
new sensation, and one OF the most pleasing
character. The cast is very appropriate,
and the rendition of the various parts quite
creditable. Cayanaughs Timothy Iddpole
is one of his best characters. Harry Blood
good assumes the nautical role OF Cdpid.E
We1Ting of the privateer Porpoise. Billy
Carter's B0Qtstrdin is in character, but the
most amusing part is LtH.ey 6qadasey, the
ward-room cook, by Dick Parker. Miss
Engel and Miss Howard as Marie and
Fd5.ny, fond of life on the ocean wave, EN-.
bark on the career Of prigateers men, and /.
is for them an eventual life. The closing
tabIeaux is not less exciting than the" Bal
let de Matelotsp in the fourth scene. The
new phase OF the Impeachment is pass.
able Zanfretta's Niagara Leap" is
daring exploit, aud the ballet of the But
terAyn shows all the fine points of the corps
de ballet. Go TO the Academy. It ts the
coolest place In the city. afF1
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-31
ORLEANS SUNDAY MORNING. MAY 81 1858

tribute of respect to the colored battaIIons
that served under Major General Andrew
jackson on this very field, under command
Of General Lacoste and Major Savory. They
do not need my feeble voice to add to
their fame and glory. General jackson
in his official report to the Secretary of War
spoke too highly OF them for me to attempt
their praise.
Ladies and gentlemen, thank you for
your patience, and brother soldiers, / hope
the day will soon come when in this State,
and all the Union our friends, and those
who have been opposed to each other in
this great rebellion may forget the past,
shake hands, and make friends. Then, and
not until then, will our country prosper, and
all OF US be happy once more. This day
will then be often commemorated by the
streWing of flowers over the graves of the
honored dead. A few years more, and
must join the ranks where now my com.
rades lie, and my ZANE name like many of
theirs be q forgotten blank on the tomb.
stone, and in its place written unknown
Let no hostile foot tread upon this sacred
ground but let the honored dead the brave
soldier rest In peace, his memory honored.
Ihen will after ages read-yes children un-
born in time to come will read of their
deeds with admiration, and respect their
graves. Again, Mr.. President, ladies, and
gentlemen, thank you.
Remarks OF Colonel Case.
The chairman then introduced Colonel
Charles Case, remarkisg that he would read
an original poem written for the occasion,
and precede it by few remarks.
Colonel Case said that in consideration of
the many things which had been said, and
well said, he should not detain them long.
He confined his remarks to single point:
whether the immense sacrifices in valuable
lives aud millions of treasure we had given
for the Union our country did not outweigh
its real value. He had considered the mat.
ter seriously, and had no hesitation in de.
claring that the honor, integrity, and glory
of our beloved country were beyond price,
and more than worth all the sacrifices the
nation had made for it. In regard to the
poem he was about to read he would only
remark that it had been written since twelve
o'clock, and must not be considered a
thoughtful production. He then read the
poem as follows:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-31
THE WAITING.

wait and watch; before my eyes
Methinks the night grows thin and gray;
wait and watch the eastern skies
To see the golden spears uprise
Beneath the orihamme of day!
Like one whose limbs are bound in trance
hear the day-sounds swell and grow,
And see across the twilight glance
Troop after troop, in swift advance,
The shining ones with plumes Of snow
know the errand of their feet,
know what mighty work is theirs;
can but lift up hands unmeet
The threshing-nOOrs of God to beat,
And speed them with unworthy prayers.
will not dream in vain despair,
The steps of progress wait for me:
The puny leverage Of hair
The planets impulse well may spare.
A drop of dew the tlded sea.
The loss, if loss there be- is mine,
And yet not mine if understood;
For one shall grasp and one resign,
One drink life's rue, and one its wine,
And God shall make the balance good.
power to do bafled will
0 prayer and action ye are one:
Who may not strive, may yet fulfill
The harder task of standing still, ....
And good but wished with God is done!
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-31
,ERMs; SIG 90 PER ANNUM
WHOLE NUMBER S55.

graves of Union soldiers in the National
vemetery near this city were decorated
oooay. About four thousand persons were
POsSnS' PP,'S' Inc blacks turned out in large
nuMoeTs ruaL1 with flowers. Each grave Wss
SrAs9 snai with a miniature United States
o9$co Inc nne government offices and the post
% %oLlSe were closed. An address was deIiv.
erea oy the Rev. R. NJ. Manly.
General Schofeld will return in a faw
s,19soo SHys 70 turn over the department to his
naneial Matters In New York.
new YORK, May %, Eveninr.-The con.
version Of 1905 today reached nearIv
thirteen millions. Money easier. CLOSING az
Inc osnk statement shows an increase
40 200 loaEs ol S1s6,OOO; Of deposits 2,239,-
wv; OF lega! tenders, So, 407, 900. Decrease
IN specie OF 81, 6l5, 900; of circulation. S37 :
ooo. Sub-treasury balance, S94 500, 900.
Domestic Markets.
NEW YORK, May 80, Evening. re-
mains without any decided change. Sales
70 today goo bales. Middlings Bic. Flour dull;
9t9Se SICg9 20; fancy State 50 90 Wheat
1ul. Corn dull, l@2c lower. whisky dull.
dtoa Iork shade trmer $2S 2502S IS. Beef
5nII GI99uy lard Lara shade firmer. Naval stores
GIii GuI; groceries, quiet. Frieghts UNCHANGED.
Gold nrm at 1895. Transactions In Govern.
ment5 To-Day were enormous an there VISA
general advance in prices. "a
s,0lSSd SlSG5SsATI in May 30.-Fle.G 4 family
SlOgI0 81. Wheat, wir Il ,0f6,3 RI.
Corn s9G9Oc. Oats So "a EeI5 az a.
$2s. Bulk meats, baeor sF. Gssi aegiected,
Butter rs 29c. Eggd y HqT SiSSI4.
Potatoes s. 5003 II.
Havana Cart IT,
HAVANA, May 29.-Sugar market active.
sales No, u Dutch standard 736l8 reals
Exchange declining-on London lIMIIJ
premium; OF the United States for currenCT
~ discount for gold 4 u cent discount; On
Paris y cent discount. 3
from Yesterdays Evening Papars1
WAsHINGToN, May 30.-The departmental
are closed to allow the employees to assist in
decorating soldiers graves.
Discussing the admission of the Southern
states Senator Conness said he would frank
y say that he wanted these States in the
Union because he wanted their votes for the
national candidate for President,
NTcKsBURG, May 50.-Passed up: Legal
Tender at IL 81. Down: Governor Allen al
II NJ. River steady.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-31

Tune-"old Hundred. q

All honor to the patriot dead,
Who fell that freedoms cause might live;
We strew above each grassy bed
The sweetest flowers our hands can give.
And thus beside each halIowed grave
We tell how recollection still
Warns with those memories of the brave
Which lapsing years shall never chill.
And here above their sleeping dust
We call their shades from spirit land
To seal our pledges that the trust
For which they died for aye shall stand,
Dearer than aught on earth beside,
Sacred as all our hopes of heaven
That for the flag, whate'er betide,
Our lives are pledged, and shall be given.
SO on the field where long ago
Brave warriors stayed invasion's tread,
We swear afresh, come veal or woe,
We will be faithful to the dead.
A few remarks from the chairman ald q
prayer by Rev. Mr.. Plumb closed the in.
teresting ceremonies.
The thanks of the partieipators are due to
the ladies of the fourth district for their
very liberal donation of flowers.
The occasion was of the most impressive
and satisfactory character. Those who were
present at Chalnette yesterday will long
have reason to be proud of their participa
tion in the patriotic ceremonies there wit
messed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-31

To STEAMBOAT MES.-On Monday at L NJ.
at the entrance of the customhouse, Old
Levee street, next to the postofice, will be
sold by the United States marshal the
steamboat Enterprise, now lying at Algiers,
opposite New Orleans, above Canal street
ferry landing, where she can be examined
previous to sale.
Descripdon.-The steamboat Enterprise
was built ia St. Louis, Missouri, in lS6A-is
1872 66.l00 tons. She is a stern-wheeI boat
very light draft of water, say twenty-five
inches light, about four feet loaded, suitable
for Red river 0uachita, Arkansas, or BAYOU
trade, square knuckles, good size single
timbers, seven clamps on a side, all
size single kelson and straight plank
bulkhead from end to end, tie bolted; tier
of stanchions on each side oak beams,
plank but bolted; three rudders. Was
doGked aud odulked Sept5m Der 29, 1866,
and pronounced sound tight, and in good
order by the marine inspectors of the New
Orleans insurance offices on the ninth of
March, 1868. She has two engines, two
high pressure boilers, sixteen feet long and
forty inches in diameter, and doctor; en-.
gines, fourteen inch cylinder four feet
stroke; hoists her freight from the hold BY
steam; has steam Capstan, twenty state
rooms, forty berths, with mattresses, etc. /;
has metallic life boat and life preseryer5;
has great breadth of beam, and can carry
one thousand six hundred bales cotton on
four feet of water; wants painting and new
chimneys; is desirable boat for making
money during low water.
Terms cash in United States treasu-v
notes at time OF adjudication.