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number Of young gentlemen,
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1a5-U Principal.
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~ BALTIMORE. January %, 1865.
Sealed Proposals, endorsed "PropOsaIs for Lard
oil, will be received at this office until clock n
~. on WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst. for the imme-
datc delivery at the Naval Academy, at Annapolis,
Maryland;
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for United States steamer Macedonian.
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for United States steamer Marion,
The right to reject any and all bids Is reserved
Blank forms for proposals furnished application at
this Office.
sidered. EDWARD T. DUNN.
Jan29-lt Paymaster, u. \. Navy.
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Five MISrrEs FOR REPREsuHBSr. "--Bvsrybody
who has travelled by railroad has hoard the above
announcement, and has probably suffered from eat.
ing too hastily, thereby sowing the seeds Of dyspep
STA. Its comfort to know that the Peruvian Syrup
will cure tho worst cases Of dyspepsia As thousands
a re ready to testify
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-29

DRUNK AND PRopASr-Henrictta Coleman
was arrested on Monday by Oflcer Marders, Of
the First precinct. Justice Tucker fined her g.
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Amusements.

WALLS OPERA HOUSE.
Lessccs and Managers, J. W. wallack and X l.
Davenport.
Business Manager. ...........Mr J. sCHoNBERG
MISS KATE REYNOLDS
will appear
THIS WEDNESDAY EVENING. January n. ISIS,
In tho Thrilling Sensation Drama OF
NoBo DY's DAuG Inter-;
BALLAD SINGER OF wAPPING.
Law i:%S'I g Mil.iSa KATE REYNOLDS
with tho Songs Of Rive O'Clock IN tho Morning"
aud Meet me, Meet me, written expressly Tor her
Joyce Harker, Afterwards LArkspur, tho Deteo.
p. c. BASOg
Other characters by
Mcssrs. T. PLACIDE,
BRADLEY,
Miss GRAY.
Mr. KEACH,
and others.
Doors open at 7-Curtain rises ats.
Admission, and 70 cent?; Reserved Seats, o.; Pr.
Nsie Boxes lholding sT, ".
seats secured In advance. jan2D.tf
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WASTING POTOMAC WATER. Harris,
Of the Sanitary company, took Bladen Forrest
before Justice Clark, on Monday. He was fined
70. Joseph Richards and Edward Dooly, colored
were before Justice Clark on the same day, In
charge Of Oficer Mullins, Of the sixth precinct
They were fined - each.
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LARCENY og CLoTHING-On Monday last
otieer BeAll OF the Second precinct, took James
Roy and Eliza Shepherd (GoloTed) before Justice
Thompson charged with stealing a lot of cloth
Ing from Wesley shepherd, the husband OF Eliza.
~ appears that Roy stole Shepherds wife some
time since, and returned on Monday and stole
her clothing They are held for a hearing.
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ASSAULT AND THREATS OF yIoLEScR.-Ohicer
Lorin, OF the Fifth precinct, arrested John p,
Hilton, on Monday, charged by Sarah Miller
with threatening him. In the frat case he was
required to give bail for court by Justice Bates,
and in the last security to keep the peace.
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HyMsNIAL.--Yesterday morning at " o'clock
Rev. Father White ofiiciating' between Gcnrgs
!. Coombs, sou OF Michael X. Coombs, an estI-
mable citizen Of this city, and Miss Annie Z.
OF the friends Of the parties present to wit
ness the ceremony. Precisely at the hour APP
pointed the happy couple entered the church,
preceded by the Bridesmaid, Miss Aggy Coombs,
and the groomsman, Mr.. Albert Cuttings The
bride and bridesmaid were both attired In travel
ing dresses OF doye-colOred poplin, with sacks,
tastefully trimmed, OF the same material Tho
solemn rites OF the Catholic Church, after few
appropriate remarks from the officiating clergy
man, united them, and the happy pair, after re;
ceiying the congratulations Of their friends, left
on the 1915 y. m. train on n tour North.
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ATTEMPr AT BuRoLARY.-Yesterday morning
about O'Clock Ohioer Tucker, of the Seventh
precinct, while patroling his beat, noticed sus.
picious-looklng man at the northwest corner OF
Fourth and X streets. When the officer went
toward him he ran and made good his escape.
The officer then returned and found that the
shutter had been broken open and the window
raised at the house OF George KOlipinski. The
proprietor was awakened and the property made
ANYTHING
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-05

Judge SHiiifotd. until lniel, one ol the
IN 4 irln'n''t democrats %; New loih city
h'- ti.'..u tho .,umpi Tor Grant The vtr, dem
"er,'tr im.i'r'r. 81 ~. Joseph Mo prunouu-
c.- VI - i"nnr the most magnificent Of all
o. i.iu l.-- nal has bulicl the party. The
'1i''i @; ''" iradiu- democratic organ a, Mia.
nr'i"iis VI. went 90 =, mour and Blnir.
a"d hhs changed lis ni'r into Grant organ
----ti~ui Hall Il talented Young lawyer of
Fort LiWaid. Y ! arl heretofore the leader Of
a." democratic party in 'h,, section come, GU.
fot oifiut CnihA and Gtiswold. ia a long and
able communication which We lind published in
me democratic paper effort Edward The Phil
"i"lrhl' L''i.,c. h'fctoiurt neutral paper, is
now working vigorously lot GIANT aul ColinS.
ten. iiir, and Ten Hu.liag have both re-
fl.'d y " lcn, 'rrni.r nominations for Consr,.,
in Ni-.ouii anl viii ,Urp,r the Republican
ticket ut III. ih.i m9isfdy Of the Irish
aud Icimnn ciiiz,us - Philadelphia will this
ft urpuri Gr'nt ard Clilav AT the Lebanon
ll".. ,.iHr meeting, last week, one ycndcr sold
: 3, south az rlula,.u badges. ~ ihi. mum.
btr = J' ~ riil 49," a. Grant and CulfnX, aud
>i""o''h o. S"'unuf and Blair "A passcn.
ger train t"iN,y. New Yoik aud Albany was
can'as','l ihc other dat. and the rsult was
Grant 'Si YATES. -, nl"ur a2i--The veneer
ailc and ll.u Alexander Eiycs. of Virginia. has
come uui i"s Giant aud CuliaA. aud says he Mill
stump the state 10 ihrm
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Another Gun!

Wilmington. Delaware. held it. annual clec
'ion l"T municipal Officers on Monday last
IL Valentine. the Republican candidate tor
Mayor. wa. elected by 81 majoriiy. gain
80 iai. u !. said tina, great changes have Ia
aci, place IA ia" politics al little Delaware. and
that the Indications now are that her three
electoral votes will he cas-, iu7 Grui, aud col.
lax.
The revolutionary policy "i the c"rrcrhrai
party i. thus heinz rcpuiiatcd by III" lcopl..
1t III" country. They have had enough 81
war; and will see To- it tha; the party tia, open
iy advocate. revolution DOES not have a chance
to pas THOR .thcmc5 into "xccutiou. Vernon,
ha' opened IL" bal; Maine will follow on ,h,.
'i'h. sal rr''nc cc. Penn. ylyania. ani 9th. q
states. 'n toi'k -ucrrs.iou. will .,,, ,h"ica,h
blow l' democracy. even before the dual con
test ia November. W. are moving on t. 4.
.i ,t triumph
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Vermont Election.
First Gun of the FAN Campaign 1!
Republicans successful by a Large
~ Increased Majority!
SEYMOUR and BLAIR REpUDIATED
Rcp"biimn Goin Of O,00O Votes l..

IA election lot State officers and members OF
consrcs- .'.'. plar. in Vermont on Monday
Let. 10" ..t'w- 80 decidedly Republican
that thr o.. .i.-rhral' had ~ iica IL carrying
1t. bu, th", a. calculate largely ~ reducing
tie ig.oro ;rlnblicin majority ii "a year ago
and To- TINT end they put forth their grcaicst
"ilar,.. Their most prominent speaker. in.
rluiing Prnilei"n. Thurman, Hendricks. aud
"thco. have bccn cauya.sing the state Tor
wrck'. ant thc democrat. fully expected To-
make large gains nu, their reckoning j. all
knocked in,n " cooked ha, by the actual re-.
turns. The Grccn Mountain State la. covered
'''c!I all over with glory. by clccting the Re-.
liran aulilatr for Governor by ao.oou mniofi.
~. 60 gotta 81 lo.ooo on that OF last year. ani
-~'cPin. the State from centre {, circumicr
once. Tho three Republican candidate. for
'on-r"'- .rv elected by largely increased ms
iorii,,.. the State senate IS unanimously r.
publican. aud the House nearly SEE. All hail.
Vermont
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TIE 'ourih plank in the Democratic platform
,ai. as follow.
Fourth Equal taxation ~ tt't, s,~tir, II
ttalfsit according TO IT. real Aalt. in,.Aiius
trscfhE.,hi honis and other i.n!.ii, s,tD.ifi.s
Now. q thar piaus i pat In fore. Nhri q to
hcromr al The people Every iarmer mus, pay
so''f.nrni'aX on his land, hi. s'urh hi.
'i".. his house his iu;ni,ur aud ever, thing BE-
owns every mrchanir mu la, = 'aS On his
tool at everything be- mnt i.u.",.: 'ycry
hul.n. ever, m,cliani, aul rvrf, O. .u..hulirr
must a.! iaN's alikc-rni the i'rnp.. wr1id te
gfu.'A Go o., ot'h D., DE Is stm M he lar.
incrs ntd mechanics. aud ,ai"tr.. l,adi 'ur Ih..
'iiit.hai hAHilnn TIE E-p,hltr,n iutiy ,A.
'fri''i jrliciuTs determination 10 .syir. las.
e. aud lad tie hnik Of he Lltitn cot luAst,,-.
ami ,u,h T'ici,- can lH d,,lrn. 81 viii. there.
ly having ne Isuorcr classes comparatively inc
from 'aNHl'n Bat NOW he brn,cr,r no.
ios to iiN ,,uA slsycs uf ltuier, according
toiis rii vaipr aud thu. h,tv, burden will
be- impn q upon the hardy son. uf toll the Ton,
aul ti.rN 90 The lnd Ey,f, ni.cr ~ 10, -. j.
&C. pay IL iaN uu what hc MAJ pruiucc aud c,ety
hfu'rtu t.n +, tax un the value bfhi. land The
aar's. CO.. 'ht ia''i mus prove disastrous TO
e,cil lo.i man. and 10 /. onl, the friend ~ the
ii'h 'r'.i", s,'- Who ufc underwriting 10 cheat the
a'"'iin n'n ~" voting The Dcmocraiir ticket.
Think sci. ihi. aud he wise while Il l. yet
'in.c
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with desire for peace and harmony upon their
banner, aud on this line they propose to fight
1T out Their platform Of principles, the
letters of their candidate, the sentiment. II
the leaders of the party, all agree in demand
ing that war shall no more allie, our land. that
the Union .hall bc maintained. aul ,ha, al IT,
members shall be restored Co their placcs in
that Union.
Such Is ,'c political situation. Republican,
ism is pledged t, peace, To rest ration 1t the
Union. L. The rrcsrryaiion" Of "ur national hon
or democracy favor, revolution. ~, scpnra.
tion Of the Union. the gcpuiiltion "i pur nation.
al obi CATION, Can there O. au, a,Hb. Us Ten
the i-.ur 1T IN, routcsi
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"NOT a DOLLAR OF TnE PUutic Dam. lit Is
the boast Of Seymour that be never held dollar
Of the public debt. What boast for man OF
large fortune, protesting patriot, aud, who, at
Que time during the war, Was tie chief Executive
Of the most populoas State in the Union Not a
dollar OF the public debt This was also the boast
of the imbccile old Buchnnan, who died q few
months ago unugre,,d, and who, were II not
Tor his iniamy, would even now be forgotten
When the crsdi, Of ,le Government, was shaken,
when the President, sud Congress. and the Sc
crcinry Z" the Tr,auty were driven TO the last
extremity, aud were making every cScriion to
keep Our nrmic- IN tie drld. rlicicnll, cquipp,d
aud rfup,il! supplied when our soldiers were
sometime waiting foF their pay, not a dollar
came from ,hr rycs Is Of such men as Seymour
aud buchanan.
Responding 10 ihc appeal Of the Government,
the ratIiaulr wealth 81 tbs country poured forth,
AS the wnlrr poured from the rock when smillen
10y the Prophet rud The gitai Accommodations
Of capital The .raniy awnings Of toll, swcllcd the
sire ~ that carried iriiofand trlrrshncnt to our
languishus arms. The mau With his millions
drew on hi bank acroun,, and the widow gave
her init Not dollar. however, came from Soy.
mour, even 70: the SAKE oi the example which his
high place made II his duty To .old out. Aud
NOV When the &C. ellion hns been crushed, and
the count! has emerged iiom the darkness, aud
peril, aud t.oui !, OF fearful war, this same man
Seymour boasts that h, never held a dollar of
the public debt VII no, all loyal men mcic
Unt Ia such miscIcan' the seorn aud punish.
iurni be- deserves.
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Et'- Nallandigham has been nominated iur
Congress by the copperhcals Of the Third Biz.
trict OF Ohio. The Cincinnati Fasstie. the lead.
ing Democratic organ Of The West, openly avs
that this nomination will cost tho democracy
OF Ohio ten thousand votes. Val. Is costiy
luxury. at that rate.
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70 some doodle be- ~ nppr,hensivr that
lloraii Se!n. W was holder Of United States
bonds. 'ddutttd an inqni,y Ia h,m upon the
sahirci, whl'4 was i.rsn.iii!y ansarrrd hy Mr..
Scl mour ih' Ugh BIZ rtivair s,cwtti, 10 ,hc
effect bat h. lid net hold, aud never had held
dollar of L ed States securities w, ,,nn.i
imagine iha' ny one not born idiot ruud
have entertain i a doab, upon this point. llo.
ratio Ssyinol q the last man Ia invrsi cent Ia
The sgariiics . the eCt,rHmtni, shea Il was
used To suppi''s the rebellion. Had tie quss.
ton been VII 'ier b. had invested In confederate
bond Il void have h.. a Hiu'h ,torc rational
one
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ErlI.IirnsIfilIcc.

!, seems that the late o.. - the vaslrial cx.
rcndi,Ures OF ,hc lac, nni Breeding d,moe,auc
legislatures Of This state g. yitarliup cu,siirr.
able attention, particularly among 'hc FARMERS,
who ARE expected 10 furnish ml.t d; the mun,y
to pay the hills contracted hy our iGlc,s.
Democracy has uycrdouc itself q WIS untu-
raj that having been onl nl oil e. SO long, the
members OF that organization would. when 70.
stored 10 power, require large portion OF I'f.
ironug,. aud plenty 81 .loav,e and fishes To
compensate them Tor having SO long h,cn All
To see these things only from distance aud
any ordinary increase ol expenditure might have
been winkcd 90 bu', really, thy have carried
their game entirely too inr Und use results are
likcl! to cncuil upon themselves u the l.rgis.
la'ute had been content To give Nr Thomr. five
thousand dolnIs fur doiug nothing, 81 10 ,s'at-
lish al agricultural department at an rNprusc at
>.t,oo0.UO, ct looted away SO 400 uu upon an
oyster squadron. lie people -hl have said
nothing alot.. f.. lut when 80 ihcs, m,a.ut,.
ate lmsscd a, once, and wl,u the, are tut sl,ei-
mems OF i, 1"u, e. oih,,. oi the .Auc kind. all
requiring dollars - cu'o.,c 'h,u. the PEOPLE
Vince. 1t has not I. ca vcf! long since Tie STATE
Treasurer scui W % dt.raifiug cFy that hi.
strong box WAS empty, that tie Stat, wIs bank
rupi md i the iaN.iAttts don't ",uiur down
yer! promptly Ne ma! luuh tor nmo'L,r ciii
from Treasurer Fowler. Thusc ia Whose favor
appropriations wcfr made last Wa'.f want their
ihcrs, bccau., they ,src,;n iasgc iuilnx OF ..i.i
s.hi,rs az ih,ir schso ,ouil. n ti,i D. ON. ~ the
CLASSES especially provided 60 bc educated Is H..
fund voted o.. OR L.. i,'ituic. thui.s. -.
Mary ami Ct.N,rI cluui.,. NIL s,.t vumc up
iot ihur hal million 1T do tt.. Do huiM . ia.l-
na! ihc '";.i.r ,Vullion j,Lol.r nH lll.
and io keep r"iu- mu.; draw B. .taui,, 90
that 80. oon o": tLc rctcis WHO w,t. drafted
90 ia III" army ""i vino provided -ul.'i,l.,..
tcchusp tie! ~ou!d 10; ilac part 10 AZ uuAuiy
war. have their APP ica'ion. Tor "iuuo'v 10
the hands Of agents an! th4t, i.o.p. "ru.o must
,oUn s,a,i Ga is Mission 90 D., ..ui ,:...u. 'l.
"rtitiol. wLo d.ln i.h' l.. il,ir. .,.!ii,.. IN,
the cause
The pror'c ",i. ,,ll tia '.r Cnt.u NY
was an r\tra,a-4i.i oi... ...i "tt, Y.s.l b.. ..,c
power To 'l,moct1ey. 'h.t .uN,. uieli be-
heightened ',h n..c- .',ria! a.; ,uI
period - general ro.tsr! .u,.aa.Lo. Il
there i 'hN payer "a o., State whu l,.r.us
that these promise. have h,.u m.ilI,i. let him
examine his t.A a,t'un' aUl go. bow mu,, D..
paid between ihc .rt:,. ~ ,pl l-s, Ipw
much be- paid las year. ,tl 'hr amouu; e., ,hc
lptut a 81
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Elr,ENru riEcuo> b,>YRIcL.

ELEVENTH ELEcTlON DINTRIrI.
The undersigned. olIicrr Of U-risitaiiun H.,
the Eleventh Election District - Hsl,r,r,..
county. appointed 10y the Gvy"rn"s IT Mars
land. under the act oi the General Assembly,.
approved March 2sih. is6S. will meet tor lh.
performance II his duties. az
JOSHUA l.. WEIGHTS HOTEL.
ga HeSd.y, 7,sosisy aad "Wednesday. sl,t, go
aud Esd q Sptsa1sr ls6s
sitting each day irnm nine o'clock A. NJ. six
o'clock l.. NJ
Nainralixcd citizens are required % .Nhibit
Their naturalization papers 10 the Register
JOSHUA IEasDP.
nhir"r Rcgistration 18th Election District
Sspt. 1T.
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HcI'Hbiic6H !Sf0ic C.HfIuI Conn
miiIeP.

o.. i;'f.tlia'n STATE C,n,al Committee d;
Ma, l.tl embed on r'iia, o' LAST w,,l. in
t"I''m"it ln. io' the ruIio,r of adopting
m''-di's 'n '"icnncc :" the present political
"Ami'i.o Remarks upon the ila,rrne anl
h'ehiy Wusitscu- condition ct OUT PARTY in Ma.
:! land "rs :" tue Union Wcic made b, the Pre-
ri'nt u 't' ','nmi''cc. e G. Fulton. Esq, Hon.
II. u. Go.d.iotuueh, u. Il. liluchsum William
N'i."'l-, Col. Mckil.ir, col l. ". Mol,lcy. Col.
q y. l. Hack aud others
\ sa.ea'ion was adopted that Congressional
con',D'.ou.. iur the rurpo.c ri nominating can.
d"!''r TT '"ns' go. hc held on Thursday. sep.
'cit,l,.t 2i'h a. follows
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OrICE OF REGISTRATION.
NINTH ELE"TION DtSTHICF

Th. uud.r-i ;n"'l "li.rr o.. sr.i.tiat.o.. 80
TIA Ninih Eirct 90. District ni B,.ttf,"., ,.ut.
~. appointed 10y ih, ttnSsrii.tI % Maryland un
- tl" ari II III" "rn"ral i..rnhly. app y''l
.r'h .,th l>Gs. " o IA .ri for iii, l'.rirnsi,..
pi At+ ,iIiis-. a.
GoNAS~ruwS.
49, MsiaE I",.'his aaf Wuitt,ias. -. .-a
""'t 2'f % N'.i'nL,,. l'H,
..iiln rirh day from niuc "'rl"ck \. VI took
DEL" 4. N.
NI'iffl Fti r.ii.. aF" rrqs.rr - eshi.ti
.h"'r naturalization l'ai'-r. tr the is-si.trt
EpWAUh RIDER. ju..
oili'rr k'si.tfnif'i 9Th kl'ci..n Disifici.
i.ff. %. tt
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&0- WHEN the democrats nominate negroes
on their electoral tickets Ia the southern States,
we hope the wing Of that party hcrcabouis viii
cease It's lamentations on account II negro suf-
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NOTICE OF REGISTRATION.
TENTH ELECTTON DfSTRIrr

The nnicrs' ;n'i. "ili .,- 90 Il sistfatinn E.r
th' T"nih Erection ii-irict "i baltimore couu.
~, urH"inir'i By tn iinVrrn,rut MARYLAND nm
der the ari 9 the 'icucrnl Assrtnhl y, approved
Mir'h ?>ih. i,Gs. will meet f,r ihr performance
nf hi. duti,-. -
SHADES TAVERN.
~ Moafag. fHesiie aad u oiHs s,ias, sl.f. ssd
aHd 2if ~ >cy'smbsr. isG-.
sitting each in, from nine o'clock 4 ". tn .ix
"'ci"rl 4. NJ
Naihraiikcd ritiyens ar required 10 cNhihif
their naturalization papers ,'ihe i..sisirr
WILLIAM Il. llrrgillNs,
'ill,r"f iicristrati"u 10th Election District.
sept. s. III
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The 'N'r.t.Vc 'omuit'c. Of tie State Central
c'nn.'i''r )" conjunction with the presidential
'a'i"f and :hr several county committees. were
".'..f't"i "ii"u-e 'i'i' aud places for hold
ins ''i't ma 'inss during IL" campaign
IL Ms Al" received io hold - grand Grant
and '".mN rh'i', alton meeting in Baltimore al,
~ early ia,
T. viii Do" s'cn. T., notice in another column
taa' thc executive commute TOT this county is
e., ..'! TO n,'. At Eal,i,nurr on S.,urlay next.
H. !,i! instant, Ia arrange ior Congressional
ltin'nr, meetings. ~. It's hoisd tia, every
f,.'u'trr @'l be- ptrscut
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MouNr MonIAn LODGE, A

4. y. ~ 4. ". "
special communication 81 Mount Moriah
l.''lg., No 40. \. D.. 4 4. ~, will be held in
their Hall in fowsuniown."a
Tuesday T'glf NspiemJcr sM, lsGs.
nt n'rlnck.
work ia Thru Degree.
Master Ma."ms IA good standing. ATE invited
"a u. l,fe."ut. bt order IT the " A.
u u THOMPSON. Secretary.
sept 5.--it.
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nov wh,n III" Gel cllon hus been crushed, and
tie count! has emerged iiom the darkness, aud
peril, aud bloc !, OF fearful war, this same man
seymour boasts that h, never held a dollar of
the public debt wiz not all loyal men mc,c
unl To such niscrcnu' the scoin and punish.
meat he d,setv,s
sr,4',n'> FnIcSr,.- Who were the del gates
,r The democratic convention which nominated
seymour aii Bnir.
wadr Hampton. whn declared. while "m hi.
way &" New YORK. thai " the cause ter whirh
" Stonrwal! jackson irll cannnt bc ~ vain. hut
in .ou, :",n viii triumph"
n"ScrnpF Vance. who told hi. rchcl troops L.
"p,ic h"ll .rlull OF Yankee. tina, tler Tee, will
".tirs out 81 the window"
GrLrrI Burkucr. who sDrrcnicr,l {, Grant
~ r u n,nrl.on.
'''r"fa! l'rc-t'n. hitter r"hol. "ur"i thc mon
VII" w"n' 90 Eufrlc specially To- e., England
and France 90 tax" part in the war.
bi-a pt.r. guerilla. whose crime made
hsu .3' "ut'.w.
Robert oaii. 'h" her" 81 Libby PRISON and
Boil" l-i.. Whcr. Union .,ldicr. starved aud
ijci.
"cn,r.i Forrest. IT,. her" "i the Fort Pillow
.ul.-acr". where three huni~"a Of our men
were A.l'.l u.,.'i. hlo,i. after they hai thrown
DOWN tho: ann. ami d. srd ior mercy
Thee ar" .rtnr oi thr friend, ol lIoiatin ~
:nour. wt' Nominated him l,r l'r, sil"tt OF the
United STATE. What loyal man can vote f,,r
H. ,c' wh.rl, traitor mllc:
\ I';oAn It. AAltrD TO ruE CouSIm top
icihr,! .In.i., includius ihc htH,y.nr,r, have
published she base cniumny ,ha, Mr. Speaker
ColnN w,. Know Notliug aul took the oath
never 90 .nfpor. "u. hui NATIVE Americans Tor
Office Mr.. Corns himself nails the foul ic to
the c"ou'-r. laa ..r % "a, South Bend to his
height Ut "a jay oa referring to the charge,
hc said 49,
- Mas struck L., the fact when coming from
toui depot this very diy. that the hundred AMI
i"tt, t,rrinArs uf tbs German Grant aud ColGix
'!.t at she seal 81 ;hcir condemnation upon not
III! ihr cnlumr, hut tn furgoty. 10 which
have t'ti. utrCivl here IN kHot- = is0 ffis q
h"od s.t hHee haf At,,r "a nag JnLiir hf, fr.m,
M c'fsa"hcrh'sf fD III rl.ss m dYV y,fr, nsn'h
= dIg. hf', ih'H any ,M,T .iocirm, N.a that
yr,heg'i'r ''d cAiric',i 49, bfr'hgifrs asi RAIL-
wtr. ~ hR t8 faT oruH promotion Men
who ay resort To forgery may sigu IN, name
with 't3t i'luuiui~ ijte,Is. iur u iurctrV 0. q
'clouy ~. h,rs Ah.u Mlffi,4,hts .ot b,.n 80,
a'e'''" f"r ~ 40 '''lr s'1r. hm ! hf,, n.y.
griir &, tt' l'ui's. H,' i-M c',.d Aili.'. im IN
op'H s",. i.d ,p'Hi f,r mn .' 'or,,yn Lirfh. and
wto '.r'hgId " e "p,rAf aiitr 'ra, ,rhm
dd Hn D. Her b, the only place where will
ausW'I stat ctlWmuy Let u ht buried IN the
toms Wa re- tfr barred caunnics and iprgrries
like tin Tie ioinh ni thclusi