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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-24
Miscellaneous.
Good News 20 Baltimore 90.
People from
E. R. CLEAVELAND & CO.,
DRY G000S AND NOTIONS,
1O3 n. Cav Street.
HALTlMukE

DEOPLE OFTEN WONDER how We can
III afford a. sell our goods So cheap, as they
give such general satisfaction. Well, the rcR.
sou u. We boy cheap for oi'h. aEd scil only for
the same. We have now ia use ihrcc siurics.
we'll filled with desirable good. ui every dcs
cripiion. OuT buyer being constantly IN the
market We are always posted on prices a;,i al
ways have something new tn show "uf custom
crs. Our trad b. steadily ncrraslngi We have
been obliged to keep in u;,I rHpl1y eighteen
persons VIZ have ipgr'"''a s"uug lsics Ia oar
retail department. wh" have hnl bong expert
cnce IA the trade. aud IN whom reliance can hc
placed when buying. Our departments asc III
vided ia the following order
FIkST-A large HssortmCu ut of all wool De
laines, Mcrtuoes, Cashncrcs, Black Alpnras.
cOlnrcd Alpacas. Paul dc Chcyrcs. Plaid No
hairs, and great variety To-" numerous tn inrn-
tion next u fine stock uf iiuru- and white
G"ols ncxt-thc largest and best selected
st'ck "i SllAwLS ia Baliim"r". from ~ cts. up
g. SO: nrNt--a fine line "f li".."sv. sents aud
ladies H''lkts.. Gloves, I'm ier.hirts. Drawers
aud Suspcndcss. Oa the opposite side. the
hcas 'rsi stock Uf Black h,t s;ln. a'il IN" all
wnrl Ga. >inefss ia Bali'ii % hir" In" "i
Heavy loths. Sattinrt,- and Ky. J'ti- N
great variety; next vatird arsultmrtt ct
Lln.rys. White, Red! yellow. Hue ana So s'ics
FlanIe!s; ncxt-i;r"wn Mu-iirs if'u ih' I'm"
l'cpral I" the heavy Laurel T. L"xi iii'arh":
MusI'h- from the pretty indr'.r"ssin i' Tia"
hutattf Naht~utits next - T. ahN &" .
Sh""tin: uuilis. Linen l'amaea-. la, h'u.tu.
llick"iN. tEnvass Drill. tamhtts-. ',ni'';'
Fisunel-. brown and white and last "u "u'
Retail S;"rs are the talir"v-. ii'it 'i. g. Tia
best makes "f M"rrimack. Au.,g."in uu!
Sprsgucs. all "f which "" will .cl' rh"al.'f
than any other hpu.., IA lialuIn"r" ci'y N"N
You tnin I" your irii aud =" up .. .'pr tht'i
story. where you will find ~" i.s' took '.i
WHITE AND COLoEEp ELNNKErS. "-i"r
e'i '"uhisrpan"s. carpet and Hop Slifi-
You h"w turn aud x tp"ur Wh"ir,air p.l.ttt
mcnts which are si".Lrd with tic saline kihd
"f g.~~is enumerated in our L"iail Department.
having three roon- here all packed wiih goa :
bought at factory price, ahi will b" sid *
rcinely low.
All W. ask j. to give n iair trial aud ""
are sure Ia please you. oar clerks are l"'lit''
and are willing 81 show you through "gi ".iah
lishmeh'. Call aud ~ hen v,u visit th'
city aud ynu will be- snrc ." IL. rewarded ir'
Wishing the establishment ui
l.. Il. CLEAHELAND a 60.
RETAIL FRS JDE EEN.
ioa y. Gay Il. door irom Fr"nts;..
Oct. ~. II. rsl'imo-c M.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-24

L.aacliA. .lr. have any conception OF the "a.
tent Of ihr i,,eh trade Ia the various countries
From ulivn statistics il has been gathered that the
yAlnr of Dc. h,. sold in various parts Of Europe
ipr u,r u hainc and foreign markets aggregates
the sun often millions II dollars annually. whirh
amount is increasing from the diminished pro.
dUctlon IA ihusr countries themselves, aud the
conso qucni ncrc,sd i demand for lecches brought
from Australia and other parts OF the world
l.ccches are transported in clean linen sacks, or
packed IN clay or earth. Large numbers are lost
by heal anl coninelnen. Transporting in sacks
i. lA.fcfly ges0ricl io only for short distances
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-24

a ToUsm YARS.-Therc u y plAce in Malue 50
rocky that when the natives plant corn they look
for crcvioes in the rocks, aud shoot the grains IA
with mnskei ihey can't raise ducks there no
how, for the stones are 50 thick that the ducks
cant get their bills between them 10 pick out the
grisloppcrs, and the only way the sheep can
get At the sprigs Of grass Is by grinding their
noscs on grindsione. hut this ain'i cifcum-
stance 10 place In Maryland-there the land "a
80 poor that Il takes two kildeers 10 cry kildecr
aud on a clear day you eau see the grasshoPPeis
climb up mullen stalk, aud look with tears over
n fifty acre field aud the bunblebccs have 10 go
down on their knees 10 get at the grass all the
nusquiioes died OF starvation, and the turkey
buzzards were obliged 10 emgraie but there is
n county IN Virginia which can beat that-thero
the land s 80 sterile that when the wind u north
west they have to lie the children 10 keep em
from being blown away-there II takes SIX frogs
10 raise one efoak, and when the dogs lark they
have 10 lean against The fences the horses are 80
thin that Il takes twelve Of them 10 make a Elad-
~ nni when they Nil brrf tie, have iu hold
him up 10 knock him down
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-24

p O e L Il Y.
ONE LINK GONE.

raNe the pillows from the cradle
Whrr, the little sufferer lay.
lhas the curtains, close tlr shutter.
Shut "ut every beam % day.
Spr..,i the l,all ulson the table,
Place The ilf'irss body their,
ia-h from uii the marble features
10y t'tr auburn Cutis with care
w,lh 10. little blue vcinrd fingers
tsusss'l upon it, sinicss hrrast.
ie i."n. rlrs, and pain, aud anguish,
i.ri tlr infant cheruh rest
.m.a.th u. httlc .hroud about u
i'irk iis toy from % the door.
I.,y. with al thrif SPARKLING beauty,
y" 20 ran rharm 'heif owner morc.
IT,, t,.e LITTLE ,hoc. aud stocslng.--
from tie d"tiug mothers sight
Irtrrius tret No mouc y ~ need them.
WaiAine 10 H. iiclds of light
i',r ai. faint ani worn with watching
rhr"Hs'i the long dark nlghl of grief.
~ Nnut l'ars and s0ulhr Jour sighinE
''aiu = rrslHtr II rcii,r
Mother. ,Ary !. nu inngr needed
f'' ALA, tie rising mgau,
Nud ihngsh suu. IHIvhHncc may leave 10.
:; r,u never isr alone
Nn..i. bright will watch is.ldc Il
Ia a. uuiri hob siumi'er.
ii.l ih" morning then awake u
r. piar' aHiuny their hum'-r
rh4. . .,li,n Ink !. broken
o. cham II earthly hliss
frr- ,hr ,li.;snc' shorter makiug
rstNi ihr 'ishicr S"Fld aud thi.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-24

4 VINE COUNTRY DIR. Mayo, Of i,ui,touit
county, Virginia has published highly interest.
ing paper in relation to the Valley oi Virginia
a vinegtowing region lie contends that Il has
all the requisites for the profitable aud successful
culture Of grapes, 10 wit loose, rich soil, with
nn undcrlaying stratum of flimestonc, good drain
age. which. II natural, all the better, not too
steep, with southeastern exposure. aud one
which will admit sun and air, with natural bar
fiefs or protection from cold noriherly winds
the frOsts OF winter neither too severe nor lin
gcring in the lap Of spring nor too hnriri in
the fall the summer fall OF rain neither too much
nor too little n clear sky, genial sun and soft
btlmy brcczes The Caiawba, which Is the source
OF four Rnhs Of the wine made IN the United
States, had ils origin 10 the Upper Potomac. Ac.
cording 10 all reports received, whenever the cul-
lutc of the vine has been commenced in Virginia
upon the proper description Of land, aud with
proper means. Il has been found 10 be profitable.
aud that excellent wine can be made.
Application has been made 10 the Virginia aud
Tennessee Air Line for transportation 10 New
York Of sixty thousand pounds Of grapes grown
by QUE firm In their vineyard, near Salem, Roa-
nOke county.
Wrhave long been satisfied that the culture Of
this fruit, aud the manufacture of wines, must DC
profitable success Ia many parts Of Virginia,
aud The result Of this brief experiment cstablishca
the correctness of that view. Oh that all the re-
sources Of fertile old Virginia could thus b.
brought 10 test
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-24
M.tkE TIfE hest or ~.

80 b.. hut tlcrting dream
'arr destroys the rest oft
Ssifl it pliicth like str,am
Wind you make tho i-..; ufi
lslk not ~ your weary goe..
1rpublcs. of the rest q u;
u -" haze hut brief ryl"sr
ist 90. make the i,csi Oft
is"ur fii.nd has got heart.
Tlrrc is ,omething nne IN him
rA.i away his darker part.
''lhs g. what's divine IN him
ifirnd,hiI' j. our h,.t relief.
Ma. nu hcartlrss jet af IL.
Il viii brighten every gri,f
ifN.' make the l.csi oft
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-24

II -. we'll established Tact that fully one
ha!i 81 ihc female partition ni cur population
are seldom "a thc rn !"ym"nt"t s"'ihcalth
or. to u.c their "wn i 4 xrrcs.ion. .'ncvcr i,,l
WELL" They are languli. devoid "i all energy.
extremely nervous. and have n" arvci,tr. q"
ihi. class of persons the iii'irrs. ~ the Tonic.
j. cspcciuily recommended.
Weak aud Delicate Children are ma.l-
stong by the use Of either at these remedies. -
They will cure every ease Of MARASMrs.
without iail.
Thousands of certificates have accumulated
IN the hands "f III" proprietor. but .parc will
allow "i the publication Of but a few. Those.
It will be- observed. are mcn ui mote. anl "i
such Standing that they must be- believed.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-24

fs'- gtca, gawky saw for the frs, time .
school girl going through some Of her gymnas,ic
eX,rci.r. for the amusement Of the little ones Al
home. Aftcr gazing nj her with looks Of Inter.
csl and COMMUNICATION for q while. he asked q
boy near by ~ iha, gal had fits r. mo" re-.
piled the lad, conienptuously, chats gymnas
ties. oh ts hey, . said verdaui, "hOW long
has ~, bed cn -
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-24

l.hEnIY oS Born SIDEs. - 4 ragged militia Of.
h,cr. an .iill more handy legged negro, met a,
tbs bar Ola public house, where the following
ouhsrfsaiipn took place "Cuar, yogte a good
honest fellow and like To compliment - man
what lived an honest life. IL he j. blark-tou
shah take glas. of drink with me Cun' Wei.
cap'ius T. berry dry, 80 ! wont be- ugly bout
i soruc niggcrs Is too proud TO drink with mill.
Va oii'rr.; but when he's sober he js as good rs
uiggrr specially II dc niggets dry
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-24

rss- hob Brown. did you say that my father
had not much sense rs Billy Smiths little yel-
low dog "No ! never said any such thing
Al said was that lilly Smiths little yellow dog
other, tell you
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-24

q Henrietta. said lady 10 her new girl,
when there's had nova. particularly private
Affections. always let the boarders know u before
dinner. II may seem strange 10 you, Henrietta,
hut such ihings make great difference in The
eating Ia the cOniso uf a year.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-24

EcnoEs. -Of tclnark able echoes many are
known. There is the celebrated one in the Gap
Of pgn.oc. where the sounds are reflected again
and again, 80 that when u trumpet 10 blown at
the proper place the return notes reach the ear
in succession after one, two three. or more re.
Elections from the adjacent ellis, and thus die
away ia the sweetest cadences Alpine travellers,
too. tell vt wonderful warblings of echoes in the
swiss mountains. The rolling aud Pealing OF
echo uccgi. at the London Colosseum. Mr
Whc,isioa" fo4Hi that a syllable pronounced
close 10 the ulitr part % the wall of this siruc.
turc was repeated great many ,mrs. 4 single
exclamation ."unied like a peal OF laughter. aud
,hr 'c''ins o' .h',, of paper like the paiicr Of
hail
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-24

t''- \ gentleman asked a Clergyman the use
Of his pupi, for a young divine. II really do
no, know. said the clergyman, how to refuse
than can my congregation would be dis.aiisf.
cd with me afterwards aud II he should preach
wossc, ! don't think he's II 10 preach al ALL
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-24

s.a> \ man 10 telling about wonderful par.
tot. hanging In n cage irom window of house
which h. often passed. said, lt cries stop thief
so naturally iha, every time hear II always
stop"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-24

"a. VIII asked old ",rn- percent what I've
wanted 10 accumulate 90 much money for. Says
BE- "lou can't take Il with you when yOu de-
and II on could Il woHh mel
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-24

css- II. that clock righ, over ,hrrc : asked a
visitor the other day.
Fright over there, said the boy, iaini no.
where rlss "
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"a 40 far 80 good" as the boy said when
he had flushed The first pot Of bis mothers Jam.
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CA UT 10 N.

li""fnn,l's Grfman Hitlcrs are c..unicrieiir,l.
Sec that the signature nofc. n. JACKSON Is
"n th. Wrapper Of Icarh bottlc Ail"ih.
crs are counterfeit.
Principal olirc. nnl Mninlli.ot"ly ni ia"
German Medicine Store. -" G1i Arch Street.
pf,ttnf,i,,hin Pa
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-24

- "Ma, make Tlil be qulei--cvery time hit
him on the bead he holleTs'
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-24

GrAEn AGAiSr NrtGAairv We especially
commend the following extract tn the thOug ghifn
study ui the Young Nothing u 81 disgusting
aud rgpu-unn; To the feelings u the noble and
the goud as 80 hear IA. youn: or even the old,
usc Pioiaur "r low, at vulgar language.
We would euntd the young against the use OF
every wor'! that Is not strictly proper. Use no
proianr language allude To no srnience that will
put 10 BLUSH the most sensitive. You know not
the tendency oi habitually using indecent aud
proianc !1u.Y,gr. Il msy not be- obliterntei
from you' hei:t. When YOU grow up you will
ind a, yoIr tongues end some expression which
you wourI not use for any money II was once
used whtn y"u were quite young. By being care
ful, you vii save Yourself deal OF mortihc cation
and sorrow Good men have been taken sick
and became i'lirioIs In these moments they
use the mos ~" aud indecent language imag.
nible When informed Of IL. after restoration 10
health. they hai un .ica ~ ia, pain they had
given their i'i,nis and stated iha; the, had
learned AMI repeated she expression in childhood
and though years had passed since they had sIo.
hen a bad word, they hal been indelibly stamped
upon the heart. Think OF this, you who are
tempted 10 use improper language, and never dis.
grace yourselves
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-24

~ way lent a clergyman = horse which
ran away aud threw him, and then claimed credit
for ''aid Ia spreading the gospel"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-24

GuNuRNlP aEED, by IA. "unce "r ls,und. Tor
j 81. hv WM 3 auEALEY 4 bRoS.,
Aua. t5.-ti TOws0nt0wn
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II |; = II l MO MAILS

lIoS. GLu. ". woobNARD.
Ckisf Jusicc Of hc SuyrsH,e Court of Fa. irrifc, :
Psiidicipkia. March IL. lsG7.
q" ini lI""iland's German Bittcrs Is g,od
tonic. useful IN disca 4 ses Of the digestive
organs. aud "i great IN benefit in eases ol de-
bility. aul want "i nervous action ia the sys
t"m. Yours, truly,
Gro " WnonwAun"
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PERSONS IbrAycEb ~ LJrr.

AM feeling the hand OF time wcighin. Lc4yl.
ly upon them. with all Il. attendant Ills. will
find 10 the use ui this Bittcrs. or the Tome. an
elixir that will iustil new life into their veins.
restore IN measure the energy and ar,lor of
narc youthful days. bn.li up their shruns"m
forms. and gave health aud happin".s o. their
remaining years
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-24
HNOOlland's German IBiticrS.
AND
HOOFLAND's GERMAN TONIC,
PREPARED III
Dr. C.::M.. JACKSON.

FlliLADELPHlA. ~.
Taif:y five wears ,incr they were fret inir"
'ii,".l mt" thi- r"unit. i'"tn ''"f'nany. durin"
whirh tim" they hay, undoubtedly Performed
mos" cures. and benefited -u.l"rin; humafits
e" greater "St"ni. than any ether r'u.'ii,~
known io th" public.
Th"." rcm"dir. will .'i"ctualiy cure liver
Complaint. Jaun',icc. I,rpy-rcrs.a. 'hr"nir"r
Nervous brhilityI chf"ni'' niarrh" a.
b.sca e "i the Kidneys, aud all bi."a.,- ars
ir. from 70 psuricrri l.iv.r. Stomach or Int.
t'ur-.
DLElLITT.
H. t."l ft,H. aHg 'dr., ,sha',,,r irn,'ni'.Yr
.' ~, >es',it. .a,i'coi D.. >,ror. Lrt.t
Hao,f,li igs. r. y,v'r,. I,nr..dc.
There is "a" inedicihc cNtait equal &, ihc.c
r,iuciic. ., .ucl casrs = ;aur and yisu. g..
impaired {" IL" whole .ysts',n. the api'rt,i" j.
strengthened. toad i.cnjnye'i thr stomach di-
sr.,. rr"rcrly. the hlr'i Is luTiiirl. tht CON.
rlcxi'n become. sound and healthy. the vel
low ting - rraiiratci ir"in the eyes. a b-,;u
d. riV"n i' the cheeks. aud the weak aud ucrss
YOU. invalid bee mes q str"nc and hcal;hy he
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-24
RICmD WILLIS. Dn,.a,.r.

Aud by all Druggists aud slorckeeprs every
where. lscId 10. tsds.--cowly.
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lI,s,hand's Gorman Hitter per lsdtl,. - 40
halt slog . 40
liaaaanh'= ncrnan ronis. put up IN quart bot
Ties. - 80 l'rF bniilc. 80 hall dozen ior - 80
~ bo not forget :" examine well the article
you buy. in order b, get the genuine.
For sale by
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T.. A. WARMER,

No. 80 North Gay ~t.. Baltini"re.
Consisting "f n choice assortment Of Pearl.
Diamond. Amaihyst. Coral. Malarhi" Garnet
nni Eiruscan t'all Jcwclry. Ladies' Leontinc
Chains. tsockcls. bracelets. Gold Thimblo'.
Handkerchief iioidcrs &c. Ornts' Ncst Chains.
signct Rinss scarf rin- nnd Hinss. Sleeve nui
tons, siuds. A.. with u varic,yof fine STANDARD
silver Ware. Plated Mare. Fancy Ariicics Ia.
bile Uuiicry. silver Plated Alhata fufks. slasn..
Fii,hrr.. Msitrt.. 4, ~ "n.t.i "u ths ni. 3
hbrrsl terms. Jan. ~, tsGs is.
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IlR J. PIPER.

RsstisHcs ~ osTs i1s iiis Dr T,diags eess
OLE hours from 4. VI tag sclnsk A v lf"a
o'ei"rk = 10 ocloct = and so'ci"sA IN
Jan l. fkGN-lN
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.isat,htHf E'f,fpr 'hrisftat - oH.ch. IHiid.
I have derived decided benefit from the use
of Ilooilanis German Bitter rdd feel /, my
privilege tn roc"inmcnd them ~ % most Valun
br tpnic. i" al who are suffering fr"n gcneial
debility "r from disease ari.ing iisiin 'lcrens"
mrni IT thr liycr. Nours. truly.
T. a. FhNhAiL
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Hos. Jaws THoursoS.
j"ig, oI n. Sayren.c Court qf Ia.
F.iia.. April .. iSG6.
" consider 'liootand's German Biticrs'
ra'aabi, ,aoi,c,ac IN ease of attacks of lndigcs.
tion nr Dyspepsia. | can certify this from my
experience oft. Yours. with respect,
JANEs Tnosrsnx."
FnoN EE,. JosErm II. KESSAnn, u. D.,
Iis,or Of he TtHM Baphsf Church. Ihiiadclpkia.
br IlcksoH.-Dcar SIR I have been fire.
qucntly requested to connect my name with
Recommendations Of different kinds "f mcd
cincs. but regarding the practice as out Of my
appropriate sphere. NJ have in all eases de-
cinrd but with IN clear proof in yari.
ous instances, aud particularly IN my own
family, of the use Of DR.. llooilland's German
Bitisrs. depart for once from my usual ooGrse.
to express my full conviction that. Ior general
debiiiiy of he sysf'R. GHg esyccialiy for Lirer
compliant. u .. 81 sgfc and raiHabic preparation.
IN snmc eases il may fail but usually, doubt
not. il vii! L' y"ry beneficial TO those who sui.
fer from H. above causes Yours. very res.
peetfiliy. J. A. KENNARn.
Efrhsh La1utr D.uIaa
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CHARLES M. EVANS, PrOpr,
pRICE T. s:

i'o'rncrlyc. 81. JACKSON 4 rn.
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\ HOWARD PARISH.


u WISE
o. mu,'i 90 NJ. Ia. lian"vsr sif-ri. BAl,is.asr
~ th,ags ~iT'ssai'd fsrf fee B'ap tJans ~ ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-27
new YORK.

New Yonk, Feb. 27.-A Washington
special says: The House Impeachment
Committee. last night, completed their
charges against the President. 1t IS said
there will be six specific charges presented
The articles OF impeachment, 1t 10 under
stood, have no. yet been voted upon by the
Committee. 1t ~ expected that their nnal
action Is to be taken tomorrow. IL Is also
expected by tho Committee that they Will
be aLle TO report tic result Of their labors
some time to morrow, unless some unlocked
for contingency arises in the meantime.
A dispatch says that Gen. Thomas has
sued Stanton for false Imprisonment, aad
sc: the damages at $4,000.
A cable dispatch received hero last night
says: The resignation Of Derby occupies
| general attention.
The enirusting OF the Premiership to
D'Isracli is deemed great step towards
popular government, and ns virtual nc
acknowledgement of the inability Of the Arts
tocracy to furnish ability enough to I'LL the
position.
The London Times says:
"D'Israeli 10 the first man in power IN
England who obtained such office solely by
tho exhibition Of personal ability In Parlia
ment and the Cabinet, and who won II des
pi,e the disadvantages Of birth and sduca
cation, youthful position, and ono time thu
actual distrust of his party"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-27
WASHINGTON.

VASE INGroN, Fob. 2G-The delay Of
the House Committee of seven in framing
the articles Of Impeachment against the
President is said 10 be owing TO the fact
that an impression exists that be cannot be
convicted by the Seuate on the prominent
charge Of violating the tenure OF Office act;
hence the Committee Is engaged in FRAN
irg articles With n view 20 securs united
party vote, and possible 10 avoid all doubts
The statements unfounded that the r.
cent regulations relative To issuing pass
ports have been promulgated
Rerorts have been in circulation this
morning that The Secretary OF the Treasury
had given orders that acquisitions from the
War Department by Secretary Stanton
should no, be b,3ored o: the Treasury. All
such reports ate without foundaton.
keouisi'ions from Mr.. Stanton for various
amounts on account Of The War Department
were passed through the proper bureaus Of
tic treasury Department this morning.
The President. in tue course of reply to
delegation OF citizens from MARYLAND, who
waited on him To- lay, said:
God being wiling I will perform nv
duty, let The Consequences be what they
may. From ray advel II in public life. now
some yesrs ago. to the present time lhave
pssstd through many orjeals. In nv s,rug-
gle Tor the interests of the people, never have
l for n moment swervrd iron the straight
line oil uuty, add standing in this presence
can sincerely declare there has never been
~syct an occasion when, having been 81 :
ssnsd TO duty, have Abandoned my post.
Icy now, ~ N the past, upon the intel
sc1ee, the patriotism and the virtue
"e american people, who I believe will
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-27
CANADA.

ToRoxro, Feb. 26.-Msj. Holmss, former
" an officer in the rebel army, died ct the
Rousseau House to day.
The railroad lines are still blockaded
with snow in every direction.
No mails have been received since Mon
day.
MONTREAL, Feb. &c Another severe
shock of an earthquake was experienced
here last night ct About midnight. 1t was
lIe most violent shock that has been felt
here of late wears