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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-04
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
R T. Al ES II A II r..
~ BALTIMORE COUNTY.

II pursuance OF decree Of the Circuit court
i for Baltimore county, sitting ~ a Court 81
- Equity. the undcrsgned. a. Tru.
- tee. will offer at Public Sale "n Tia" \.
Ipremiseg. On L.
Hoaday. he I3M day Of .Ialy. ls6S.
at ~ o'clock A. NJ.
ALL THAT REAL ESTATE of which -
rah Boil, late Of Baltimore county, der-a-..i
died seized aud possessed, and being the farm.
on which John Bell now resides
This Farm contains about
ia ACRES OF LAND,
in good state 81 cultivation.
The improvements are NJ, very gn'al, except
the BARN, which Is nearly new. Il Is situated
in the upper sad .! the seventh Election dis
trct Of Baltimore county, near West Liberty
chapel IL IN good ncighborhood. convenient
o. churches, schools, stores, mills, de-, and
within ID few miles Of the Northern Central
Railroad. This property may be- bought very
reasonable.
Terms oi Sale NJ prescribed by tho decree
are-One-h half cash on the day ofsale the bal
ance in six months thereafter, or all cash at
the option of the purchaser; tho deferred pay
mcnt "a bear interest from the day Of sale, aud
a. be- secured To the satisfaction 81 the Trustee.
JOHN 7. ENSOR,
June 20.-ts. Trustee
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-04

fAisg RrPoRr We are requested by Capt,
Cha'. u Chew to state that the report that lac
l. doing bu,ncs- in this town for another man
Is absolutely false. aud We will add, that Of our
own knowledge, CaPi Chew statement is cor
rec;
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
A - NJ A Ill. j. \ X NJ

VUNiik uhdsr sa",t, trustee tor the sale 81 tl"
II Real !. =. II Cd Rachel Ravin"iii
L. lied IA 's"'l. will. Is -.
4%Hv:Itu' The orphans a.
-. unity. s,,iin L.
a-s' y Public sale. 90
''ias -, IT Jaly. IsGS.
80" l.. NJ.
On the premls. .hn - .esi.lence oi Slmurl
Barncs. drcea SCI. uear Enmart's VI. g. Church.
Baltimore county aud on the Rolling Road
near the division lines between the 1T aud "a
districts,
ALL THAT LOT or LAND wh,ch W.. lie.
visci to said Rachel Raymond by Samuel
Barnes, and laid cut 81 contain
% IS ACRES OF LAND.
Said land is in good stat" OF cultivation. hn'
on II comfortable
SMALL DWELLING,
liarn and Carriage House. nearly new; Corn
House, Meat House, aud other out building.
The land is sufficiently we'll watsred. aud now
has on IL 6nc crop Of Timothy.
Persons DESTROYS Of obtaining u c"lniurtaLic
home will do well 10 examine this property.
which will be shown by Mr.. George W Duvall
residing ON the premises.
Terms Of Sale As prescribed by the Court
One. third Of the purchase money IA be- paid in
cash on the day Of sale, aud the balance ia two
equal payments Of three aud six months the
deferred payments b. be secured e. the salts
faction Of the Trustee, and h. bear interest
from the day Of sale.
W. NJ ISAAC. Trustee.
June i3.-ts
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-04

Wood Land, steam Saw Mill, &c.
I'M ACRES cleared. aud $50 acres heavi.
U IVY timbered LAND near ~
Cove Point. Calvert county. Md, Af..fA
with gssl DWELLING. STORE "a
HOUSE aud new STEAM SAWS
MILL, all ia perfect order This property
fronts more than y mile immediately on the
Chesapeake Ray. Part Of the soil u specially
suited for peaches aud other portions Tor grain.
Ae. Mill and stare with proper management
will Yield q large income.
For sale by HENRY ". COOKE,
y Law Rnildings, -. Paul ST.,
May At Baltimore. Md.
Calvert County Farm.
A BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED FARM Of
IA 37s Acres on 81. Leonnrda Greek $50 acres
q cleared. balance la oak, chestnut
land pine timber: convenient " We
teT; several fine meadows suitable
toF stook raising; dsh, oysters aud wild duoku
VA season. Two good schools within two milsa
and churches convenient. Good dwelling
Barn. aud AL necessary oathouses. Price q. eoS
For sale by
HENRY W. COOKE,
y Law Buildings, Baltimore, Md.
May Att.
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Family Grocery.
uams & Hutchina.
oAr 4 HIGH STREETS. HALTIMoRE.

GAT Il HIGH STREETS. HALTIM0RE.
Inform their "ld friends aud customers. aud
the public generally. that they keep "u hand
WINES AND LlQtOhS. ia w"al aud glass, inr
medicinal aud "ih-r purposes: superior sugar
cured HAMS tn" rhorrst brands FAMILY
FLotk; lmp"rIai. Gunpuwder. Young IIy.nn
aud Black Teas Java. Laguira aud Rio 1niir.
Isuai ''rushr,l. fulNrriNed, Clarified aud Brown
Sugar Br,ina. '"rua. Ch"c"lutr. FaTino, Rice
Flour sage. Yeast Powders, Sardinrs, Snur.s
Pickles. ENirnrt-. salad OiI. Pur. spices, FiY-,
RnisIHs. Alm"ud.. 'tark"rs. Ch".sr lu- aud
""ar-" salt. Table and barry do. Syrut.S. sew
orl"ah, aud sugar Hons" Mnla.ses. K-t".rt...
Lubricating aud Lard al. T,bacrn, dupont =
Sul'-ri"f Canister Powder. shot. t;un Caps, A.
all at which we will sell ~ the niust rcasnnabI-
price.
ALSO. they new have r"nneried with their
"'rF"ry Si'r". adjoining Il an High street. =
-tnr" ipr ia" sale of
GtANoS. fIIoSPHATES OF ALL KINIS.
oIpREIrE.
GEOE ~ PLASTER.
CEMENT. 4C.
Es'-GRAlN aud FEED eli all kind. Bsl..I
Hay aud straw. Field seeds and Country Pre-.
duc- oi all kinds.
e<s~Th~ highest Cash Price at all tine- I,a ia
for Oats. Corn. P"tat'"s Ergs. aud al either
Country Produce.
with determination l.. keep the hest ~
g'"''l- and sell on removable t"rns they hnI.-
1" m"rti continued "vdcn"r If public favor.
ALFRED lJAMS.
J. ALFRED HUTCHtNS
June Is. l>6S-lv
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-04

GRANT AM CoiIAA CLrR.-A meeting Of lh'
RcpIilran voter. nf this town aud vicinity wa,
i,rid in the hall If thr Grand Army O' the Re
,ublr "n u"nda, night last, for the purpose oi
.,rfanzing Grant aud Coliax Club. TIL,
meeting wss organized by calling John II
Lnnsnrckcr, Esq. to the chair. and appointing
I"-cl,h a. Test Esq. secretary.
The following resolution was unanimously
adopted
R.sair,i, That we hereby raiify the nomina.
tiun4 of ihr Chicago Convention for President
aud Vice President OF the United States. and
shall mse all legitimate means i0 secure the cleo
lion of Grant aud Colfax that rcaiiirm ouI
DEVOTION To the cardinal principals 81 The Re-
publican part, --'rIual rights TO all-justicr ia
natinual cr,,liirrs and projections In American
riiikrns airOai.
Mr,sr. john T. Ensor > Parker lsoslcy, aud
John T. Porter were appointed committee e
draft Constitution and by-laws for iac club.
Alter the adoption of motion to insert The
proceedings In the i'S,on the meeting ADJOURN
ID To- meet on next Monday evening at O'Clock.
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Over loo acres IN fn. Young Timber. H." re-
maindeF ia high state of cultivation. with
fair improvements. DWELLING. Out build
ings, ac.
This property Is in "ne Of the hcalthiesl
neighburh'S''l- IN ID" county, aud in the midst
mills. churches aud schools line stream 81
water running through Il. and IL possesses rars
advantages H. any enc wishing One property
u will h. sold cheap aai terms easy. Any
further information NAY BE- had by calling oil
or addressing
THOMAS BALDWIN.
Court House. Towsantown.
Anrtl
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-04

ADMITTED ~ pRttTicE.-On FRIDAY u last
week, on motion OFFS Parker lioscy. Es'i T. Il.
Clendennin and Chas t:co. Wilson, Of the BAL
county.
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S,iIoui. ric.NIcs.-A joint picnic between the
pikrsvilir public school, J ]. Griffith and Miss
Annie k-ndig, teachers, aud Rcis,crstown road
S'h,Dl, -. q. Marriott. teacher, was held in Rid
HRS soads near rikrsville, an Friday Of last
week. IN The language of our informant Of this
lic.nic. all engaged in IL had COOL time gen
..rally
tn" public srhool a, hrsI toll gate on the
., tde-nic at Druid lliil Park on Tuesday last.
The friend. aud patrons Of the school had con-
ribui'-i librrally To provide necrssircs and luI
airs t0r ihi. picnic Rnl il is said TO have been
.,nr ii ihe hest Of the season II could be moth
,ng clsr than u success with Mr. Trainor Ia
rliarg. ~ il. IT, always follows the injunction,
"whafsnevu hy hand fnde,h TO do, do with thy
mighi.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-04

Pic Nic.--As annognad last week Post No.
u, Grand Army Of the Republic. Nill hold a
picnic nj I,idgely Mil Dam to-day Thr Eli.
zeus VI the neighhorhood are respectfully invited
10 be present
TINS OLD Folks coScERF recently given ia this
town Melted about $50 to be- applied 10 the
benefit ~ the MON sDrplAns lIomc
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION
ny THf
Metropolitan Gin Co.

GREAT DISTRIBUTION
ny TIIF
metropolitan Gift Co.
Cash, Gifts co the Asnt. Of $3.50. 900.
EVERY TICKET DRAWS A rRlzE.
. c.'h .in.. bach .ioeae
10 SuDo
80 - i is
y krcsap' Rosewood s r.ss Each 900 to ", y:
10 sewing Machine. 90 10 i7S
30 Musical Boxes IS "a 80
10O fine Gioh Watches " ssto 300
40 Zine Silver Watches soto 60
Fine oil Paintings, Framed Engravings. Silver WAR.
Photograph Aibuns, and large assortment Of Pins
Geld Jsvslry, IN al yaiasi at si.ooo. 900,
LES by purchasing Sealed Ticket for - cts Tickets
describing each Prize arr isalsd in Lnyelep.s and
thoroughly mixed un rec"p 81 sets MAILED Fieksi
WI :. srwn sshos. sse,se anu aslisersa a. snI One,
Il Sin ~ delivered 20 the ticket holder on payment 81
one ieAr rrres viii b. Immediately cent 70 ahi al
roe VIII KNOR via rom PRTZE ~ me-
FORE rOU PAr ron Ir Asy P,ils soy .. ~
81 OaT Patrons esn det~nd on fair dealing
REFERkNcES- We sri,ct the few folio = ing maine.
from the many Who have lately drawn valualir rle,
ana kindly permitted ". to publish them
= 7. Wilkins. nanaia. \ Y. til0ao hiss Annis
MonTor Chicago, ~, Piano, valard a. t6io Ilaht
Jaek sou. Dubaqa~, Iowa told Watch, $50 rhip NJ.
Carthy, LsaisSlli., Ky diamond Cluster RinF tdoo
y Patterson, New Bs'llari Mas, Silver Tea Set.
avs Mis. EIania waluorth. Miluaakse. Mis. Piana
100. Rev 7 ". rt. Cleveland 0hio, Nsiadean.
li2s
go W. pubiish names without o. rInis.isu
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. They arr dsing
the largest businsss the nT u rllablr and drsrTNs
thsiF sarrrss So Wsskiy fribaas, Fsb =, IsGs
We have examined thsir systsln aud knau thfui
! h. far draIng hrn. ~ y Herald Fsb. -, lsos
Last week friend ~ drcN ts0o Itiss, which
uas pfomIty fvctited. - DudS Nos, Sar O. less
send Coz eiFcaAr sillns many relcTsnsss and Il
torahs nolloes lfoIa The prcss liberal Inducements
Agents Aatisfactien guaranteed Evrry package II
sealed M Neals contains Osr casa uiTT SN frkets r
o. u Coz ga as for o. ilotoF tis
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-04

11AImoro Ooonby Aouos
1QA ACRRs FINE LAND-about o. acres
i OAkcleared and balance In heavy q.
WOOD AND TIMBER Cor fencing aud
building purposes, and convenient 10 DO
good saw mill. This land Il we'll fenced and
waterod, and IN . beautiful aud healthy neigh
horhood, fronting ON The nnlAnay's Valley
Turnpike, miles from Towsontown. The en-.
tire Tract would make an elegant farm. or be.
ing we'll adapted Tor bullding sites could he ad
vaniageosssiy divided into County Seats, with
fronts on The turnpike there 10 good supply
of woOd (which Il very scarce In The neighbof.
hood 10 each lot. For sale low By
HENRY w. COOKE,
9 Law Buildings, Baltimore, Nd.
May9.-tE
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Property Sales.
A VAL UABL LIE FARM
ar PRIVATE SALE.

VIE Farm knownHs "B0wLING GREEN
Il che residence Of the late James n. BnaIcy,
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Az iaftrs ~ tho near sair business alverti.- q,
ave the last bargains. i..t Inducements agent. Nc
bni ID" 'p"s tell ~" story The proof thu pu,i a..
- tie ~aiinf Irrm' luNef than the lou~st tcui.t.
ton Mas Juur ~ A.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-04

Nv. II. +. ktHNrn Dear SIR Nv skin h.
ing susceptible ''i poison aud hayin. applied
a great many different prrparatinns / have
i"nnd n"thing &" pr.-iuc" perfect aud ,apil
cur" ~ your Epidrrnir IIcg.mcra,.r | Fan
safely and truly recommend il ~ being -uperi
or to any other preparation Ter making the
skin clear aud smooth
Bel"v" me I" be- yours respectfully.
II. &. MArrnIM.
Baltic, tIct T.. I>G5 Lumber N,r.Lant
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FOR CLEANSING AND REMOVING ALL
DISEASES az THE SKIN
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PRIVATE SALE
or
A VAIIfAnlR FAM

ling. and all necessaFr out building
ALSO,
SEVENTEEN ACRES OF LAND,
IN the same locality. of which Four Acres are
CLEARED, the balance heavily TIMBERED
CHRISTIAN NEwH0ukER, Trustee
Apply IN the Trustee on the premises. or j..
T. Ens0r, Towsontown. Ifeb. TT
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TlNlIIs t. To GIVE NOTICE. that the ,"L
IL scrlbcr has obtained ir"n the Orphan,
Court Of Baltimore county. letter. 81 admins
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-09-12
Feuilleton du LOuisi0,.uiiS.
LIE GAULo1s EN- AmER1QuE.
Chap. XXVII.

Filosce 6tait done un bel ct bon charlatan Mais
rendons lu la justice d'avoir debute dams Ia Car.
rcre de saltimbanque dcvant auditore de s6na-
teurs Circumstance att6nuante que la France ma
guere a reprochcr rAmerique.
Notre ami, dependant, n await pas dit adeu i
toute verite ct toute emotion sincere, bien quill
Sc fit amercanse fort convenablemcnt. II await b,l
trop de vim dams sa jeunesse gaulosc, trop clantf
de gauiroIes etourdissantes trop couloye hommes
conscience rcsolue ct u croyance ferme, pour
devenir une heure I'm histron sans potsie ct url
parchemin sans millesime I'm veritabe Gauois he
Sc derempe pas en- dcux ans.
Or, quand Filoselle quitta la vile dAlbany, avcc
900 piastres dams poche, il dirgea pas vers Ia
cataracte du Niagara Que poete aurait pu inventor
IN plus magnfque objcc.if' seulsHent, sco'nn'e'
pour Sc pseparer dignement Ia snbli'nt6 dn spec
tsc!c Filoselle entrepr la route pied pareil ces
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-09-12
Nouvclles.

LOUISIANA legifcrcurs du Mechanics
Institute toucllent encore lcur per Giem-
Pinchback, lc senatcur qui croft rempacer
Jewell, Il prononce un tGscours incendiare ct
disne dun scelerat. II par'e de 10000
torches appliquecs il Ia NouveIe Orleans -
rec de vendredi a maltraite dams Ia rue Bien-
vile un ienne cnfant, 81 tante ct les parents
accour,s 4 Ia defense. On etaient done les
hommes de police de Sa Majeste Warmoth :?
Sont &C In les conclusions lie f6nergumcne
Pinchback ?-Unc grande procession de Ra-
dicanx ,loit avoir lieu anjo,'rdhui, a la Nou-
vellc- Orleans. Pour donncr de Ia physiono-
mie IA Ia chose, de l.. chair an squelette, des
rcnforts sont a.tendus dcs campagnes. Dieu
nous garle Ia p6E!- parti democratique
S s'organise dams tout l'Etat, ct lie radicalismc
a lie detiri,n heH,sns.
LIE bill d'enresstrcment passe par Ia legs--
lature louisianaise donne aux s,,rintcnlants
NOMINEES par lie gouverneur lie pouvoir dc
rayer tout nom de Ia liste. Qu'on SO pkigne
encore du despotisme ct dc rEmpire
NoUvEAu MONDE Legislature tie Ia
Georgie declare iueligibles 25 noirs mem
bres de fAssemblee. Droit dcs Etats.-La
dette des Etats- Unis, en- vertn du gouver-
nement bon marche, s'est accrue de Sl2,
o79, ,oo0.-Une loi sur les impressions, autori
SAINT le gouvernenr de l'Alabama nommel
les jonrnaux officiels, a etc passee il Ia Legis-
latnre de Montgomery. LIE gouverneur Smitl
designe tous les journaux de lEtat. Que
pense de ce liberalisme 10 Missourien War
moth ?-Les Indiens commettent toniour
depouvantables outrages. Que Sheridan ne
fait-il du radicalisme contre eux ?-Le Herald
tle Ncw-York s'occupe de Pinchback, mai
pour ls flstrir.-Bradley, lie stnateur noir ex
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-09-12

LIZ LoUIs1ANA1s. - We can't
support it.! dissent ccrtains mes
sieurs.
Dcpuis q"and le Lo"isin"nis
a til permis a queIqu'un dc sc po:
ser cn protecteur vis-a-yis de 'ui
Libre, Independent, republican, dc
mocrate, anti-radica|, enne,n, de
toute clique ct dc tout mensonge.
mais juste envers tous les hommes
Ct tols les parts, lc Lomisinnnis
n'angera des croutcs de pain ct ne
Sc preoccupera que dc Ecstime DIES
honnetes gems.
LIE L0uisia,,ais ne Sc vend {;
personnc il repond poliment com
me Cambronne aux Anglais, ct pat
le monosyllabe historique.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-09-12

pulse, est devenu democratic. e.-On telegraphie
dc Wilmington qu'nn noir devenu democratic
apres avoir oppartenu Ia Ligue loyale, ete
assassina a Clinton. Infernale propaganda
On pretend quill ny aura pas de session du
Congress en- Septembre. e.-Grant fame ses ira
bujos jusqu'a 10 moustache. Butler est remis
de 50 chute il pretend qu'un nil nest plus
creole quand lautre Fest aussi.-Wade est
quelqne part. -....
V1Eux MoNDE.-M. de Sartiges, ambassa
deur francais a Rome, etc rappele.-Les
journaux francais semi.oficiels s'evertuent
parler de paix. L'emprunt, le camp de Cha
Ions, l'armement, Ia necessite de tromper les
alouettes aa miroir militaire ct glorieux, tout
celia, en- verite, est fort rassurant. Les niais
seuls croient a Ia paix.-I y Ell des desor'
dres Manchester.-L' Engenie
nest pas contente de In refine Victoria. Les
femmes ont bonne langue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-06-06
TRAVELLERs' GUIDE.

nAY LINE FOR ALBANY AND TROY.--THE
Jsteamers q. vIBBARD and DANIEL DREW, ON and alter
alternately from Desbrosses street NJ SO
A. NJ and Thirty fourth street $40 A. M landing at West
Point Cornwall Newburg Poughkeepae Rhnebeck, Tivoits
Catski and Hudson. Fare to Albany or Troy, H.
III Trains for Albany and Troy connecting with Northern
New York Hudson River Kali
road Tenth avenue and 80 A. NJ and
Si5 $50 and II p. NJ, and via Harlem Riiroan twenty
sixth and Fourth avenue, at II A. ". and la5 M
The $50 +. NJ train via Hudson River Will run ON
Sundays.
Sleeping cars attached to 8 80 and II r. NJ. trains.
Drawing attached To A. ". train.
WILLIAM II. VANDERBILT. Vice President,
I OW FARE TO ALBANY AND TROY.--ONLY pl b0
II The elegant steamers VANDERBILT and CONNECTl
CUT leave pier A. north OF Spring street. at and foot or
Thirtyouh street 50 o'clock +. NJ evening (sa
urdav excepted, connecting with rail West and North
Fare Sundays n2 Returning, leave Troy at and Albany
at 7. NJ.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

LNOR sALE-A HANDSOME SADDLE HORSE, THE
having further for him; will sell cheap.
Apply at McCORDs stable, Atlantic avenue Cumber-
land street, Brooklyn
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THE TURF.

FASHION COURSE, L. I1MoNDAY, JUNE AT 8
p n. Purse No. B. 81 ,0C0 mile heats, harness.
p; Phfer, Lady Thorn; Lovet Gen. Butler Chaplin, Ed
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,

L'OR WASHINGTON AND GEoRGETowN d. c., AND
Alexandria, Va-Express Line.
The steamship EMPIRE Captain Price, is now load.
ing pier Is East river and will sail Saturday. June D. at
z. NJ. For balance of freight apply to
Va Stree
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-06-06

ENoR sALE-TwO ALDERNEY COWS; ALSO THREE
three fouhs Aderney, oneourth Ayerthre Inquire OF
3. NUM- l22 Pearl street.
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@1n REwARp.--LEFr, IN BROADWAY AND
DlU Eighth street leather Pocketbook,
tanning $50 some change, marked bills &C. BY returning
the same TO Mar tins, of Broadway and Broome
street the above reward will be paid.
G.1S REWARD LOST, IN GOING FROM CLINTON
DIO place eighth stree 10 Legrans, corner OF Waver
ley place and Broadway Pocketbook containing between
$50 $50 In bills and valuable papers, The above
reward will be paid 10 any leaving at the Clinton
House, Clinton place eighth sreet for James McPyks
&OS WILL BE PAID TO ANY PERSON RETURNING
DLO the ady's gold Watch, taken from l05 Lexington
avenue, and no questions asked.
6Onn REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE RE.
sNZUV turn Of pieces of which were taken from
2j Ca street Saturday night, May 3o No questions
asked.
h sOn REWARD. - ROBBERY, EMBEzZLEMENT
sEJJU fraud, adultery ami all suspected dishonesty skill
fully privately conndentily sed for parties interested
Terne moderate. Bureau of fnicrmalion lW Fulton n
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-06-04

The Irish Republic, Of this week,
speaking of the Banks bill for the pro-
lection Of American citizens in foreign
countries, passed on the 30th ult, says /;
"What Democracy has failed to do in
ftty gears, Republicans has done IN seUeH.
Let our people stand by the men who are
true to liberty. Let them respond to
this action Of this Republican Congress,
and cast their ballots for the next Rep
nblican candidate for the Presidency.
Il matters not whether be may be Grant,
Greeley, Wade, CoIfax, Sc, they are
all men pledged to the growing principles
of Republican liberty.-0n the other
hand. let them support Francis Adams.
Mcclellan. or some other pet Of the
English House of Belmont, who must be
the candidate of the Democracy-let
them do this, bat Jet them cease their
cant about freedom, or the rights Of
American citizens"
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-06-04


We have heard a good anecdOte of
the father of the Beecher family, which
we do not find in his biography.
Some years since, he was going home
one night with volume of an ency
clope1ia under his arm, when he saw a
small animal standing in his path. The
doctor knew that it was skunk, but
very impudeptly hurled the book at him.
The skunk, as might have been expected ,
opened his battery with return fire
so well directed. that the divine was
glad to retreat. When he arrived at
home, his friends could scarcely come
near him, and his clothes were so infect
ed that he was compelled to bury them.
Some time after this, some one pub.
lished pamphlet, speaking very abusiv-
ely of the worthy doctor, who was ask
ed
"Why don't you publish book, and
put him down at once 3
His reply was prompt and to the point /:
Sir, / have learned better. Some
years ago, / issued whole quarlo volume
against a skunk, and l got the worst of
it. Inever mean to repeat the exper-
iment.'
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-06-04

SoyT SoAP.-Take IA pounds rosin.
soap, 3 pounds sal soda, ! pound rOsin.
s Sounees salt putin 8 gallons soft water
put il over slow fire until dissolved ;
put in a barrel, and add 20 gallons soft
water and STIR well.
This soap is made without boiling,
ard the cost Of which will not exceed
so cents per barrel.
There is a merit in this soap, apart from
its economy, which recommends it 10 all
housekeepers; that is, II does not re-
quire the process of boiling, until hall
a cord Of wood is consumed, before the
soap viii come.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-06-04

80, mother mother 70 q What my son!''
"Mayn't / have the big Bible up in my
room to-day go Eyes, my child, and well
come. You do not know what pleasure
il gives me to see your thoughts turned
that way. But what sticks are those In
your hand 90 Triggers :" Triggers
For what, my child 90 Why, taip.trig
gers. Here's the standard, see that
is the aipper, and that one with the fat
meat on the end is the long trigger.
There's rotten mouse keeps COMM in
my room and insulting ov me. and / want
to set the big Bible and try and knock
his chunk out Of him !''
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-06-04

The Fenians are preparing at 81.
Albans for another raid on the frontier,
which is expected to take place some
where between the lst and 10Th of June,
The preparations indicate more serious
affair than any of the previous raids.
The Canadian government has ordered
arms. &c, for actige service 10 be served
to volunteers.