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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-20
The "Iiomd Eactiom."

B"iJf" "a" late Convention net at Chiragn,
sn unfortunate split occurred IA the Union par.
~ ut Maryland. W. presume that the supple
truth "f the matter wa. that Il was then -ut,.
posed that Precedent johnson would b.. i'm
l'each"'i. aud both wing. Of our party wanted
10 have big say in the distribution Of th.. oil
c"r- un.lrr Mr.. Wade. wLu. II was then belirv
ed. would s1on b. inaugurat~l President, and
thu. WA the cause "i IN" whole trouble All
alik" were Union men all alike were anxious
Tor Tia" surcrss OF Republican principles all
alik" were determined Ia support the nominees
81 th" Chicago Convention. AZ distinguishing
names. ia" partic- were divided inio H.. Cres.
we'll aud Bond wing. aud At was ,vom found
that the Crcswell wing were largely IN the major.
lily. At the State convention gentlemen ia yor
able I" the casting of Maryiani's vote TOT him
for Vice President were chosen. aud then the
Bond wing withdrew aud held another State
Convention, elected separate delegates. and
Nominated another electoral ticket The Chi.
eago convention. after a patient hearing II the
whole ease. unanimously admitted the Ores.
well delegation. The ticket selected by that
Convention seems To be- acceptable Ia all. and
certainly no other will be voted for by RcpuL.
licans ia Maryland. But there are the two
electoral tickets, aud ii they both remain in
the field our vote may h" divided Mr.. Valiant,
Of the First Congressional Distriri. aud Mr..
Price, OF this town. who were named as cleo
tors by the Bond party. have publicly with
drawn their names. aud we mast earnestly
hope that their example will b, followed by
their collier ,Ies. We have AZ real cause for
diicTenec--no need Of it-but, On the contrary,
there are many reasons why We should present
united front Ia eopprrhcaIism this fall. aud
fully measure our strength with our opponents.
will not the others III the Bond electoral ticket
follow the good examples of Mes.rs. Price and
Valiant. by withdrawing from position OF
even sssmiRg opposition la the Chicago nomi-
nc"s. and help u To poll every possible vote for
our distinguished leaders They are all Tor
Grant aud Colfax. We understand. AZ is, in.
deed, the Who'll" B"nd party. except Mr.. scLley.
Il Frederick. who. the other day. was ia Phila.
delphia. in connection with s.ycra other oppo.
nenta Of Grant, trying To Tx upa programme
BY whirh Mr. Chase might be- aos,,Aaiod b. ne
dsaocr'.i.e parly aud elected President. Let Us
heal eur differences. aud all engage. shoulder
l'' sb"Sld"r, ~ the battle against coppcrhead
isfn.
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FARM FOR SALE.

'INli J. subscriber. having removed to the East.
4 crn Shur~. offers Tor sale the Farm, lately
..s1r his residence. in baltimore county.
* II contains about b
- FORTY-SiX ACRES, EI
Thirteen IA Wood. the balance arabic.
II I, situated IN the Eleventh district, near
Franklinvill" Cotton Factory. is about l. miles
from Baltimore by road. aud within easy dis
tame" from Magnolia Station on the Philad.l.
phia Railroad. by either route daily coinmu.
ni"iat"n with the cityfis had by public convey.
anrr
The usual Buildings and two small TEN.
mt HOUSES ia good repair Fencing ia
g""l order and rails sufficient for ice ready
cut: nnr water at the door and Fruit sufficient
i"T ihc nsr ii a family. Places of public wnr.
ship ui all denominations are ia the ncighbor.
hoOl.
This property having been recently purchas.
81 by ia" subscriber with view To making il a
permanent residenc" for the practice Of mcdi.
cine well ~ iur the pursuit oi agriculture. he
recommends Il L. the attention oI gentlemen II
the profession Of medicine who may be- in search
OF location Offering Inducements tn any
DESTROYS al . country practice. which il reliI.
qui-hed 10y him from motives purely personal.
ROBT. A. DODSON, ". u.
~ 'M"ssrs. stephen ". Falls or Thoma. j.
Evans VIII" reside opposite the property. will
show It To- any one DESTROYS Of examining IL,
aud give all necessary information in regard
I" u; OF application may be made to Mr.. X. s.
DODSoN. At she Fountain IIotol. Light Street,
Baltimore. fJunc 20.-st.
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rss-Th" Mohil" T-,Jan. confidently look
forward to the day. ,l""dily to comc. when .h"
S"uih aud ia" Wet ,hall ""nIrl this govern
mcni. AMI New England shall have n"v"ire in
t""xr"pt whining" We wonder ID little
MGR" rr""nstruclinP" wouldn't h- good Tor
that fellow
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Circuit Court for BaIfi,norc County.
NAY TgRM. isss


lieiorl Dlons, Richard Grason. George Yellou
aud 4. ". BaicInan WIN. s. kccch, States ~.
iorney L. u. Ady, Clerk Thos. Baldwin, Sheriff.
FRIpAY, June ~.
Thomas HaIkness vs.. John : Kennedy (;
verdict for plaintiff.
State vs.. Solomon Smons, convicted Of oh.
structing public r. AL motion for new trial
argued motion overruled.
STATE ". John NJ. Running. selling liquor
without license; released on $20O bail Al
tonne Miller security.
Mary q. w"tlhingt"n ". Richard |. worth
ington agreed.
John =. Shiplcy ". NirholHs berry Qnash
I'd.
Same vs. Same dismissed.
SArrRBAT. June ~.
NJ bu'iness oi Importance transacted.
MoNpAY, June -.
John Slack, Sr., W. John Pcddicord judg.
ment extended for &355.ia.
Fink. Bros 60 VI. Nelson 5. Emmarl inr
Staa9i.
Same ". Samc judgment for $2?..3l.
TuEspAV, June ID.
Aquila Mcdonald vs.. Cornelius Wilson aud
". II. simpson judgment for &i5O.65.
Ellen Siunar,l ". Lcmuei Morris judgment
fr defendant appeal taken.
wrpSTsb,r. June IL.
Jos =. Fus,ing v. DR.. l.. = Eichclbergcr
judgm, at for S3IS.i7.
TnrHsBAT. June l..
State ". John Oorbach receiving stolen
gnnd- removed 1" Criminal Court Tor Balti.
more city; released on $500 hail. state ".
Edward white aud Ann white receiving stu.
len g'-"s tried before the court not guilty
Same ". Patrick aud Margaret Whit two
eases; receiving stolsn goods tried before
court not guilty. State vs.. Mary Welsh tw"
eases. larceny: sfeffsd Levi Rust ". Virginia
aml Win. VI. Willis judgment lor siS32
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eS~ 4 short hand report oflhc ailments which
s~ayel the Judgments Of the lIepablicans Who
voted for the -cquii,al II Andrew johnson Is
plvea as iolloHs
Tfsnsball-CbrOaic qaibbline
Fssseadsa- disappointed ADDITION
tliim~s- -l'reindice
Ross Hfernharks
fewlsS--A. IL daughter.
Yea wiatls-POnds' OusS,upldiiy.
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~ Mr col'hx was recently appealed 10 TO
settle dispute in reference IL the pronunciation
Of hi same. Ia his reply. he says NV first
90 namr i pronounced a. il spelled SKY Ter. and
N, SECOND as il spelled CJailax.' so the
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Bay Side Farm.

A0A ACRES ia calvert county near the
1tNJNlhcad 81 ~. l.eonard's Bay land =.
Ia good condition Tor raising corn, wheat, "a
oats tnbaccu. a.. iaa acres cleared, hal.
nnrs ia hickory, chestnut. locust and pine tim.
her line meadows ahnndancco VI liah. oysters
aud game oi all kinds. GooL Dwelling. two
barns and al necessary ouihousea
fur sale by
HENRY W. COOKE,
Law Baildipgs, 81. Paul 81,
May at. Baltimore.
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so- The democratic organs don't like Gen.
eral Grants replies TO committees waiting on
him relative n his nomination. This is nntar
Al osoash they never did like either what he
said or did both were equally dis,astsIul -
them aud the rebels. BuckHer did n.'l like The
which contained decided information about
unconditional surrender. an " onplsasantnsss"
Cor which tho rebels never foFgave Grant The
way oiour General IN ssying little and doing
much has given Onsnse 10 rsbels aud democrats
In general This accounts for their course. aud
they are ealitled Ia the beneGt Of the explsns
tian.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-20

y" mau ran lead great prmir- L, victn
~ VII" Ia. net som" the very highest aud
rar"'t pualiii"- 81 first rate statesman aud
ten "ran' ha. led I" victory armies q, large
u. tho" which Nap'lc,n said u w"uli require
the hish--i human intellect IT, head with Sue
rrs-. great -"li'"r must l." an "rgnnisrr
and Il" NUT l"' ali" {" 'i"eii" Inickly aud tn
n"i promptly "a many kind- "i ia" in'.i IA
l"'rtnni bu-in"- aud such qualities arr *
'"'ly what tact, t',uir" ~ thr,c t wh"in they
r'n'l'dr III" I"'wc. an'i responsibilities 81 gov
'fnurut
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se~A loyal lrishman. ~ha .@rve.l faithfully
throughout the war. upon reading the despatch
iss'a Chie-sa announcing the nomination of
General Grant looked ap very seriously aud
remarked 10 those soand that Il was his
"oPinien that Grant wouldnf run" Upon the
'aaignsn, denial II this by his friends. he gave
- bic FeasoH that II wss -s-sil,ag A. ,sas Heu.
"er tass~s % ~"
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80 Prentice 81 10. LOsisriN, I,ascrai, like
a" iiTl-k fomeTny of the IL TrO,s D,mocrat,
suiurtinir' gets III very gu.,d hits uIon III. par
isi whom they have ia charge respectively.
w. Brick for butler. and Prentice Tor
br'9 hi"s. TIL" following messages are said
&, have pa s-d over the wires between PaTson
hfuw allow aud Stakes III Tcnncss zee, with refer
rnr. h. impeachment The Democrats will
pfs-iurs the original d-spatch-, " they can get
= hearing before the " smelling" roinnitic-
prvsid.d ever by Butler
KsaxNiLLt. May s. How will Fowler vote /,
W. q. bR"N Nt,N.
wt.asgiuS, May : lL'nt knog. Think
he's all right y. u. ST"kEs
KS"S,IIl.. May I. u yaq ainf certain.
pump him. W. q. BRowNLow.
wisS,va,oS. May l. can't lie won't d..
rass the qlesiion. lrar hs Is .haky
W. n. Gra9ss
Ksn,nIs. May J. Tell him il he will rc.
sign aud let nae appoint you ~ his place. III
MAKE him Judge ~ the Supreme Court Ia place
II Harrison. who will nake way fot him.
". q. bRSwxLow
w,.a,,sruN. May d H. won resign
W. u. sIosEs
kA.N,Lis. May q. Mt prniansly. but r..
lsionsiy toll him I" - h, hell.
" q. BRowSLoN.
We take the Rl,,ye from III" Maryland Jour-
eel - Saturday last A. an atdssdi Ia II W.
give che following 'foin the" PsIa.n." who pub.
l'she. 81 The - di.palehrs." aud adds
dad ths f.aegoing ~ th~ Loalsr,Le jour.
sci aud ether disloysl aud BLACKBOARD papers.
The photographic operator in Knoxville will ties.
iiIy that not one IL thr above dispatches was
eter srni IN ~ te"eived. Every w"rd l. base
gsrgssy, adapted b. the pF'.slituicd oolnmns II
the JoHfsaf ". u. bRowsLoa.
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SsIIh, all Druggist.

CHRONIC DISEASES sCHoFtLA. TIGERS. A.
II = uell knoNn that the hrnehts ffon vik
ing Of the CossEEss. SARATOGA and other uelthratrd
springs i principally owing I" the IsitHs they contain
Ia w. ASbERs fopISI MAIER
Contains Iodine IN the purr state that u l. found
IA thee spring waters but 500 PER coat sor, IL
qsdHiIs containing A. IL dor. grans 10 each HaiJ
ounce, dissolved Ia pure water EifksHf saIreHr IN,
eotefy long sought Tor Ia this country aud EuroIr and
- Vie rst remeiy Ia the world Tor Acrefaia Caacsrs
SAT- RAsHa. Cicsrs. aud all CAponie D,ssa,,s Cirr
lars free
p!NsNoRE. Proprietor 70 hey Street. New
f"fk sold ~ all Druggists. June Ola
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rev The democratic journal. tina, are now
80 busily engaged In endravuring Z" sulIy ten.
-ral Grants reputation iar honesty inagnanim
ity aud senilrmanly bearing. should remember
the evidence hey have ALREADY rrcoried "a
his favor. Pollard }" I.,st Csase.' true reflex
81 u" cx,r-mr element IT the s"uth. thu.
speaks 81 Grant "a connection with l.re's sur
render.
1.-THE Federal rsiinuian.ist hshaNs.l With a
nagnanintty aud 'iee.rum that inust ever BE-
remembered a. bis rf.,iit. even by th..-- Who
dispat I hts reputation "a 'thsF F-.lrris. aud
denied his -lsiHs ." great gsnrFalship. liz
hal with rsnarkahlc iariiity areofis,l hunsTa
BILE aud literal isFtns b. the Nan4uishsd array.
lie did nothing 10 dramatic the Surrender. 81
made no triumphal rniTy inti iiirh "n.l b.
avoided all Theses displays II triumph dear
I" the Northern heart hr spared ry.rything
that might w,Hnd The i,siiugl - imply The hu
initiation IT q vaRqushsi f,-. There w.r. no
Indecent exnitatians, na sensation. no shaws
Lo received the surrender IT his adversary
with every a''uteous recognition due "a hon
orable enemy. aud conducted the rl,ssinB srva.s
with rs much simplicity a. po-s,hl~.
This Is the General whom they Ros Hrcpss
81 wishing Ia reign over the s.,uih a. q "mili
Try desIot."
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49, So'ne months ago the Pisburg I'osi. one
Of the mos, respectable Democratic papers Of
Pennsylvania, contained leader under the cap.
tain Of The Duty Of the Democratic Party 10 a
CERTAIN Event from which we excerpt the salisn,
paragraphs wi,hOu, any further comment They
speak foF themselves
Suppos" that, contrary 10 the wish OF sou,e Of
the leading Radical Black Republicans, who want
the Office themselves, Gen. Grant should b. no.
minated for the Presidency by the Republican
party, what course ought the Democratic party
Ia pursue Ought Te 10 n0AaiHais man ~ ~
portion 10 Gen Grant OOEyAf ace 10 charge hirs
eth Lsi'g sHsmy 10 his country, Or ~ fsSOs u
Hhyasf msa'HS,s, meS.iy because he nay Aa,s r.
csitsi aud nomination
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
X L. a l. Il ST a II +,
~ BALTIMORE cor NTY.
III ACRES OF LAND,

"a god state "I cultivation.
The improvements are not very g.srl, except
the BARN. which j. nearly new. II Is situated
"a the upper rnd 81 ia" Seventh Election dis
irirt 81 Baliin"r" county. near West Liberty
chapel: = ~ gu"i ncighbnrh"H, convenient
Ia chuIch"-. srhn"ls. stores. mills. 1c.. and
within lew mile. ri the Northern central
Railroad Thi- property may be- bought very
reasonable.
Terms "i Sale ID. prescribed by tho decree
are tine halt cash ~, the day Of sale ; the bal.
anrc IA TX months thereafter. or all cash al
ia" option "i the purchaser: the deferred pay.
m"nt e. b"ar interest from III. day of sale aud
t., l." ccurcd To- ia" satsflcton oi the Trustee
John r. ENSOR.
limo gu 4. T,us,..
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Nea0 Advertisements.
The OId-EstabIisIled Stands!
New Goods!
New Goods!
SpRING AND SIMMER GOODS.


WE have just received from New York aud
w baltimore, FROM direct imports,iuns from
Europe, fine assortment of GOODS cnmpris
ing Black Alpacas, Alpaca LustTes. Delaines.
Beautiful Challies, Chainborg Ginghams. Man.
chester Ginghams. dc. COTTON GOODS of
all descriptions Plaids. canbrics. Lawns, new
style II Calcocs. white, Red and Opera Flan-
nels. beautiful Danask Table Cloths, fine Lin
en- Napkins. Towel Crash.
SKINNER TISSIMEEE.S COTTONADEN,
COITTNG AND FAINT LINENS.
aud tine stock of MUsLiNs. bleachcd aud
unbleachc,l. from ~ cents per yard M, aud
SHEETlNG. blcachcd and nnbleachcd.
GLOVES-MouTning Gloves, Grape; tine
assortment Of HOSIERY. silk A Linen Hand.
kcrchiris. cheap, aud great variety It No
TI0NS.
A fine assortment Of
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY.
Alabala Ware, Hardware, Queensware. Crnrk
crywarc. Tinwarc. 4c A fine assert
mcnt Of STRAW aud WOOL
HATS, BOOTS AND
SHOES. for
Ladies. Gentlemen aud Children.
Away. on hand GROCERIES 81 the best quail
ny TEAS, SPICES. 1c. OILS. burn.
ing and lubricating; y LAMP
CHIMNEYS. 1c.
70 rATENT MEDICINES generally IA use.
SUMMER MATING OIL CLOTH.
by the roll jus, from New York.
Call aud see.
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
constantly on hand.
f.'-''O,"i. delivered free oi charge. 81
4 call j, respectfully solicited before going
! elsewhere. W. think our G"nds aud Price.
rann"i tail tn please.
-. We ar" now ~. ring ~ great Undue.
ncnt ne bargains ~ can be- found ~ the ritir..
"r an, wh"t" else, having constant r"irnunica
/ tion lrtwr.n Tnwsumi"wn aud baltimore. AnV
article not i"und M rur store can h. furnished
| uu the h"Tt"st notice.
wM. :. SHEALEY 90.
lun" ~ Is. Tuwsunt"wu. Md
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B t. Il. & WOLF,
81
Wholesale AND RETAIL.
= o ID A g G o N Is II &.

lOpposiie Streets Hotei,l
Heretofore Orcuplcd By fendrlrh ssros.,
GoLlcIT the cu.i"n. from the country for
~ whatever pertains 10 full assorted store
Of that character. Having pledged themselves
Ia Accommodate will sell al The rers kos.sf rate,
the marke, can afford. re- C6Ms al and see.
June 70. is6S--ly.
HNilIS H. tn GIVE NOTICE, that the sub.
Il serIber has obtained from the Orphan
C"nf, "i baltimore county. letters Of admins.
tratiou an the estate nj
GERDlIARD IElDELBAcII,
lat" "i said county, deceased. Az persons haV.
ing claims agains the said estate are hereby
warned To- exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof h. the subscriber,
I'm o. Acfore Ms FORA day Of february, 1859;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit 1T said estate. Those indebted 10
said estai" are requested h. make immediate
payment. Given under NY LAnd this 18th
day IT June. Isds.
ANN NJ. mglDELBACH,
Janc go ~ Adininistrstrix
rI'IIis H. To GIVE NOTICE. Tha, IA. sub.
Il scriher has obtained from the Orphans
Court at HALLMARK county. letter, testsInsnlA.
HENRY STEVENSON.
late ct said county. deceased. All persons hav.
ing claims against the said estate are hereby
warned ta exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof la the subscriber.
% az bsfors ne 2oM day Of february, Isas;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit ot said estate. Those indebted 10
said estate are requested IN make Immediate
payment. Given Under my hand this lTth day
Of June. isds.
June 3o.-its Executor.
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IA 10 N T. RS!!!
TRY THE
ALTA vELA PHOSPHATE.

II contains sufficient AMMONIA to give ac.
iiviiy without injury 10 the vegetation. aud
a larger percentage "fsOI.uBLE HOME PIIos.
rliATE OF LIME than any other fertilizer
together with Potash, and Soda, ma king "a COM.
PLETE MANURE.
Il has all Ih" stimulating qualities
of PERUVIAN GUANO aud permanently
"nr'che' the soil Price SO per ton oi 10 bag.
:oo lbs. zach. delivered at any dclo, in New
York city. Ask your a"ighLors abou, it aud
send lnr pamphlc.
THE ALTA VELA GUANO COMPANY,
- broadway, New York.
June "A. iy.
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TIIE BALTTMORE MARKETs,

MARRIED.
on the 9Th inst. at ~. John. Church. by
Rev. Father McDeVitt. JonS srsnLIss l., Mis-.
MARlA T., youngest daughter of Joshua Shin
ley. ESQ. bath u baltimore county.
',n the 9Th inst, At the residencso OF the brides
father. by Rev. J. Henry Kaufman. EAmN.st
WILMER, Of Washington, u. C.. 10 Miss MARaA.
asr. daughter of Mr.. Matthias seh~clkopi. aT
baltimore eauniy.
IN the nth inst. by Rev. q. W. Rankin, T..
J. WEsssa. af baltimore city. 10 Mics HaNNA
sLEEHAes, at baltimore county.
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Hon. RrraIIlM .IOI,IInnIi.

TIN, distinguished Mar, lander aud riiis"n at
our couun has h'cu selected Il. Representative
from The United States ~ the lriish Count
His continuation by the Scuair WI. made under
very htirrring circumstance. IL usual when
IA nomination i made T." the Srnair, lot that DO.
~ 10 nppoiHt a committee 10 examine into the
character 81 the man Nominated, hi, binrss Tor
the position. ~ but 10 the ease Of Senator John
-on this fOrmaliit was disIsns,d with Tie
communication "f President johnson, numina.
ting Senator Johnson as Minister at the Count OF
IT Jau-s, was taken up immediately an its re-
crp;ion aud considered ia nl+n session. aud the
AppUniui-nt wa- unanimously COnhtm"d. Mr.
johnson will leave for the scene ~ his new du.
ties about the first o' July No better selection
could haV" BEEN made, TOT hoM-v-l hr may he
viewed ~ I."i,ica sense. all mus, ronrrlr that
as u sound Statesman and jnri.t Stmaiur John.
soH has no superior ia this country H. has fll-
ed every Important ofli,-, from Alderman of
his native village. senator. mo. hats the
other johnson blu, Senator johnson has heen
Attorney General Of las STATE aud of III, United
States. DclrgaIe aud Senator in the General A.
senlbly or Mary Wand, Representative ia Congress
and United States Senator &c, AMI 10 all these
positions lac has ably acquitted himself aud ren-
dcfed honor To- his native State lie a- been
ever yer! slippery in politics and ON all sides Of
all questions. lie has betu Wing aud Democrat
Union man aud Copperhead for the Congrss-
sional plan of reconstruction and for johnson
policy
Ills appointment will leave n vacancy in the
uuiicd States S-nate how or by whom il will
he filled Is the question now Agitaiing the demo-
cratic party Of our State Swami, Of course
wants il. and there are bu, two WAYS in which
he eau ge, L., viz BY convening the legislature
ani running chances oi an election, or by re-
signing and trusting 10 Gov. Bowie 10 appoint
him. His Excellency sces danger in both these
plans, aud which one he will adopt, or whether
he will adopt some other, remains TO be seen -
How II will be settled, or when, mus, remain
bone of contrniion Tor some time. Montgomery
Blair wants the office, and 50 does WIN T. Ham
ilton, who Is eler,ed "a succeed senator johnson.
on the sih OF March next, aud these gentleman
will probably see 10 u that none Of swans
plans tor hi. own agsrandils meni are success.
iul. The only plan Tot the Governor tia, We
So of, Is fOT him TO appoint h,u.ssli GIFTED States
Senator, attach the Great Sal to his commission.
aud le, the Govrfnorship slide
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re- M industrious dictionary .innusrr has
Pr' nPi''l III ihr nijrtiVrs that III the Initials
I. "ftirnni nnm" Among hi- discoveries
ne iu,"n saving Grani. t-n,ll, Silent Grant
tpii.li Statesman Grant, tniut,al suffrage
Grant in'Pn,lr'i ~,l.l,-r Grant. tnifufinl, Sue.
"'.-'ni Grant IN ,nin"'u.i. >,.h,i,d Chant. Tn
disturbed, S'rnr Grant. underwriting Smnk
~ Grant lnpur~iI"h,iiS Sound Grant, Iniin
rh'npl, Si'adfa.i Giant, Unconditional Sutt-n-
d'I Graut tuainhigupu.l, Sirnrior~nId Grant
ani inti'd Sia,,s ti'rr,ricnii Grant
Gn'rt Ntr>. Among the vnuug gentlemen
" Il" graduated last week 1T IL. & : Naval
Academy 81 AnnaInii.. are the following from
Maryland The figure, after the nain.- i note.
the "ri.r "a which, they graduated
g " l,rb.r. :i-i L. g. Palmer. ?.iL. ".
-. Shatr'r sd :. \ Roger 35ih: T y I..-.
.@I W " h.rhlrrs. ~
~ h" "lit"f 81 th' IIunt-vill. Ala ~
r"rui'. VIII" fought IA the rebel army, hut wh.
Is NOW ';rani aud C"lfax. says. 9TH" right
llar" i"r all ronieicrat" soldiers. who are for
" III" Uni"n j. under the Grant c"lors. with the
party that sustains all that is sacred Ia hu.
" man libcriy."
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TALL. AT CLEAvELAND a co.'s. les n.
~ GAY STREET, aud SEQ their SPRING
GOODS 81 every description. tAPril ls.-tE
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DIED.

DIED.
A. Ellicol, CITY. an tho 18th inst. Mrs. sA
sAH TALHou, aged ~ years.
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We ARE inclined to believe that more Depends
up"u Gsn. 0taGl NOW than upon any other In.
disidual In the United States. W. bslssse hla 10
he far ssPfr,er 10 hs majority Of Ms Jss.sigAicf
I'oi'c,sHs rho hars bsea ruling fAs country with.
out bringing peace OF economy 10 our legislation
lie Is known TO al the people as A STRAIGHT.
FORWARD MAN, and 80 far as eau be Judged
adn cell d'speicd q DIAL fairly vita Ms ysspis
y al sscf,oHs ef ne Union.