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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-26
u OR s ALE-
ONE OF THR-
BEST FARMS IN STARK COUNTY,
CONTAINING
Sixty and Two-thirds Acres,

Situated hye miles west of Berlin, on the
road to Fulton. and on the CROSS road lead
ing from Massillon to MiddleburY-only
nine miles from Canton. Forty acres are
in good state of cultivation, the balance
in timber land.
This farm is in every particular desira-
bic. Fruit OF eveIy description raised OF
the place. The buildings and water fsciI-
tiles good. Possession given AT ONCE if
sold before the first of October next.
For terms and further information in
qnire Of the undersigned-
BELDEN & MCKINLEY,
Attorneys at Law.
Canton. Aug. 5, 1S6Stf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-26

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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-26

STOVE AND TIN STORE.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-03-28
GRAND JURY REPORT.
MARCH TERs, isas.
GRAND JURY ROOM. |

GRAND JURY ROOM
MAacH 3Isr, 1855.
10 Me Hon. RieAd 0rasoH, Hon. George rsllon
and HOH 4. ". Baisaaaa. Judges e(tAs TAird
Jsdiciai CsrcHit Of MaryiaHd;
'INlIE Grand Jury for Baltimore county rec.
Il pectfully report that they have disposed
Of all the business property before them.
They found IN Jail twenty prisoners whoas
cases have been acted upon.
They have had upon their docket forty tight
eases aud against the parties accused have
found frty one Bills Of Indictment.
A. required by Law. they vis,si the jail and
carefully inspected every portion Of the build
ing aud lonnd y Ia an excellent sanitary con.
di,lon. The prisoners al cleanly, comlsrtable
aud well cared for, the sheriff and Warden ev
isleutly performing their duties IN q Thorough
aud efficient manner. We find the building,
however. IN very della .'idated condition aud
utterly insecure, and would cell especial allsn.
70. to. e The roof Thve .ssas n every pa,. and
which Is broken IN many places aud very In.
secure. We cafneatly rccommend that the
building be put In thorough repair immsdi.
ately.
We Alsl call tho attention Of the county Com.
naissloners 10 the condition ei che walks IN The
Court House yard. At one period Of our ssiiing
ending them almost impassabls on account 81
the mud. and raeauamend that they be paved
Ia = substential msnuar, feeling satisaed tina.
Nc Court House IN The State has such missrn.
bic approaches ~ L. doors.
They aisoreeommsnd thatanev license book,
prepared In alphabetical order, BE- made Coz the
nss Of the brand Jury, and amended from term
70 term ey The CLERK, the book now IN nee be.
Ing lnauhleient loF the purpose,
nespseifnlly inhmltasd,
RohT. n. THOMPSON,
March w'-H rersmss
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-03-28
P,occc,fimOs Of ne legislature.


- TnuEsbAf March 10, 1855
S'Hie Nj .la". rom the t"mmii'ee on CoFI'o.
tAt"ns l"t'i The ioase bi to incorporate the Chest
NJ. suhn ~, .sns Iomi4 also tbs hill 10 incoT
p.'As us iNN."eiphia Infhhas toinliAny, both 81
.hieh we're teal second time The blu 10 aathoriEs
VIC hAumorr anu I"Ss"ntown Passenger kAitvay
o1nh tler .sfs % sahdy vas ia.'ei also.
". el 70 hSoflSrAts Tue haiumoFc ana North foint
Iurnpite C.mpAny
Hoais y D,isgltn The b!i authorizing the County
,onhlssoh'rs oi hariod Anh balumore counties, aud
IN. eoofAr auihoHtie' 81 baltimore city 10 snbsetb
70 the e.pta stcs OF mortgage h0nds o. the fhadei
lNiA anu nA,umofe Srhtai hAiiFoad Or Maryland Gen
"Ai hNF"""' VA f'hh '"e hfst uinr .
. - ftipAt. Narrh -.
.enah ne iohoHinr oill. were passed To refund
70 o'hgAmin u bosh OF baitiianre county e~rtAih M"
MES paid IN error, 70 nquirr The commssioncrs Of
baltimore ahd Carroll ooantie-io build bridge over
NC Nortn Branch 81 The faiapseo fiver on The Lime
AIN ROAD 10 appropriate s'noooo tnr the eHrnse ~
MminR tpuirpihg ana enrolling Tie miiha These
NH. ohg await the signature oi the "oFefn"r !" D.
Ass -
h'H.s ~ D,tsqdi.f The following bilis ustr passed
AmennihE we charter otte Wary ana central Railroad
eomtanf Amendihg The charter the western MARY
iand hAiroad Company Incorporating thr haryiand
Lahd anh feraAnent h"taestea Al AssoetAhon ~ bAiu
more county providing Tor the making aud improve
msni 81 roads and bridges In baltimore county The
bill 10 prrvent COWS running At arg- within one mile
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-03-28
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-03-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

T s, nDR wlsrAR's BALsAM OF Will
t-T CHERRY.
~ the whole history of medical discoveries
y" WKuEni has performed ~ many or such re-.
inarkable curcs ii III. numerous affections al
anl Justly celebrated BalsGm. 50 generally
fsnI",iy that but few IT IN. many who have
t"sicd i,s virtues by experience TAIL "a keep i,
at hand ~ speedy aud certain cure for sud
d"h att. ks "i CSid fully believing that its
remedial I"'w"rs Ar. comprehensive enough "a
embrace every iurI' "i disease. from the light.
cs, cnd {" the lI"st dangerous symptom Of pull.
monary complaint
UNSOLICITED TESTIMONY.
FROM Raw FRAScIs L"RbgLL.. IastorOffAe SouiA
congregational tAHreh. bridgeport, Conn.
81 consider II duty which owe ~ suffer.
ing humanity I" hear testimony to the virtues
OF DR. wisrAR's BtLssu 80 Win cHkRRf.
have used it-whsn have had occasion Tor
any remedy tor Coughs. Colds or Sore Throat
for many y"ars, and never IA a single IN
stance ha. u tailed {" relieve and cure inc.
have frequently been very hoarss on Saturday,
and looked iofwari 3" the delivery Of two ser
mons ob the following day with sad Inisgivings
but 10y liberal Ne. ui the lialsam my hoarse
ness has invariably been removed, and have
preached without difficulty.
lcoinmend Il to- my brethren in the ministry
and a. public speakers generally. rs q certain
remedy lur the bronchial troubles n which W.
are peculiarly exposed.
Prepared by SETH ". FoWLE A SON, u
fremont ST. Boston. and tot sale by Druggist.
generally.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-03-28


so- TIE Union people Vi Tenn, sssc are rr,al-
ly excited over the discovery tia, there exists Ia
tina, Stats a secret society styling itself the
"klu Kiuk Khan, composed exclusively Of rebels
aud their symPaihEers. Thr-@embers Of the 20.
cieiy, Sad 10 be the most desperate characters In
the State, are amusing themselves with beating
aud numbering all who differ with them In poll.
ties, black or white. The troubles had grown 10
such proportions thu, Gen Thoiaas ielesraphed
TO Gen Grant, asking for instructions NJ 10
whether he should take any steps in the matter.
Gen. Gran, orders Thomas To take no action ~
the premises unless biz cooperation IL asked b.
the Governor " ths State Gov. Brownlow, Is
taking prompt measures 10 meet The issue, and
says that with tho State militia be will soon
'clean OUT this vilIianous combination.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-03-28
Il Ncir (nLl.Ii.I.ifc-

Several Of the leading Democratic papers Of
the country have announced themselves 10 favor
Of the nomination Of Chief Justice Chase as the
next Democratic candidate for President Of
the United States. Their action Is based, ,hey
say, on the gTound, tina, with the exception OF
the question OF slavery, he has dlsrays ban dan.
oeratl and that he is the man on whom the De.
mocrAey could rally and defeat General Grant.
with the aid Of the consei sa,ve Republican.
who would follow Mr.. Chase out Of the R,pnb-
lican party.
The democratic party, by this showing Is GER
iainly 10 wonderful dilemma. Among all lis
great men, all its honest men, all its statesmen.
II can Ind no one among them fi TO be Prcsi.
deaf, but appears TO be afflicted with propcn.
atty 10 induce some Republican TO lie its candi.
date. And Is IL not wonderful that party so
pure, 90 loyal, rs the democratic party is should
select leader from the Republican Tanks-h
party, according TO their theory. that has -
often violated the Constitution. stole the peoples
ringers, and which is said b. one OF ils or.
Rans 10 contain q "new-iangl-d virtue called
"loyally, n sanctuary to which every knavr
huu iiuittN Wien
exposed or oppressed?' Is /, not wonderful
that the democratic party should make such a
condeccnsionf
This wonderful party has discovered that Mr.
CHASE Is "a drmoetAt.' II Is true that that gen.
tlefnan was osce democrat, las were simon
Cameron, Gen. Banks, Gen Butler John 4 J
Creswel and other prominent Republicans Of
the present time, but his record, Of late years,
don't show much utilization With that party -
Long before party lines were drawn upon the
subjec, Of slavery Mr.. Chase was an abolition.
isi, aud probably lAborsd As hard as any mau
in the country 10 bring the Republican party ny
To iis present position. The democraiic party,
however, seems to take as kindly to these old
abolionisls as a duck does to water, as witnes.
the cartful manner in which IL nurses Monigom
cry Blair. wsndall Phillips, Parker Pillsbury
and others for whom they could lately iiud no
word OF demonstration strong enough. aud IL.
eozenng Of Mr.. Chase. II the democracy rcall,
want an available candidate, wis don't tn,
take Ben. Butler. lie was democrat long ait
Mr. Chase was, and would doubtless, II nomina.
ted BY the party, receive every democratic vote
aud be supported ~ the morc advanced Re.
publieAns.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-03-28
NeW advertisements.


Insolvent Notice.
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN, 10 the cred
IN iiors of JOHN T. BAXTER, an applicant
for the bencdt of the e" 4eth Aartiele Of the Code
Of Public General Laws" relative u ipsolvents.
that he ia Monday il august. Is6s. Las been
liked for his appearance 20 answer iuterrogato.
ri"s aud for dual hearing of his eass before
the Circuit Court for Baltimore county. Dated
this 10th day af March. lsGS.
Tests--EDwARD II. ADV. Clerk.
March 2s.-3m'
rT,nIs Is To GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.
II seriber has received from the Orphsns
Court Of Baltimore county, letters testainentA.
~ ON the estate Of
. ISAAC DARLING, sn.,
l48d said county. deceased. All persons hav
Ing claims against the said estate, are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same. with the vouch-
ers thereof, 10 the subscriber, an or before
he asa day Of NoremAsr. 1865;
they may Otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit &c said estate. Those indebted %
said estate are requested TO mako immediate
payment. Given under my hand this llth
day Of March, 1865
ISAAC DARLING. ia. =
March 2s--tt. Executor
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-03-28

Monday .-l.aura tiobson, keeping hawdy hsuse; Juo
kippTaui selling iaaor sunday. four eassa
Tuesday John tiusainEsr, iarcrny.
Wednesday John Nyers, iaFcsny; George Kane,
larceny: Wm. tIlerman, laFceny.
NcNea Fecei wing stolen good Jas ouaiher haataFar
dAy.--JAines League, mAlesnsance In omcs, tuo
eAscs.
THrnspAT, March %
Moale Vs. BsnEinser; Judgment; Hsa pvas undsr rule
state w. Chas. Moore; laresny; tried hsfsFe the
Court; guilty.
State ". VIM. H. GrOOm'; Iareehy tried hrEnte a
jury guilty.
state Va John foss, assault: released 220o bail
STATE w., John evoSneF laFc~ny tried bsfar. the
Court guilty
IAs eases 81 State Taylor aud state w. Haukins
viii h. tried Tuesday neat
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-03-28
The Collection or T1res.

The editor Of the journal charges upon the
Republican party the passage of the law by
which the taxes Of the county are at present
collected. and says that while our friends were
collectors "" did not complain 81 the heavy
expense incurred in collecting the taxes, but
when the collecting is ia the hands Of as friends
We complain Of the large amount of funds go.
ing into their pockets. Now. II he scans the
list Of collectors, he will End that seven Of them
were under the old Board of Commissioners, %
that the Journals pets had the good fortune
like Fowler and Leonard. to shape their course
% suit the change in the political atmosphere
We insist upon ii that too much is paid for col.
leeting the taxes Of the county, and we know
Of at least one prominent member Of the Jour.
HaFs party who will collect all the taxes of the
county for 5000 year. which will be a sav.
ing to the county Oslo. 900 or $4,000.
Some months ago q correspondent Of tho Ere,
Irsss ventilated the different modes adopted
by different collectors for deducting the Eve
per cent. discount for the prompt payment oil
State taxes. The Journal had a reply. endeav.
oring To reflect upon the Free Press correspon.
dent and justify the collectors. Now. we pro.
pound 10 the JOGrnaithc following questions -
How is IL that some collectors do not allow dis.
count for the prompt payment Of state taxes
Where does the smount which should be allow.
ed co. by what authority do some collectors
take three. Rfths Of the new county assessment
as basis for the collection of State Ia yes, when
the law authorizes the old assessment NJ the
basisl by what authority do some % these
collectors collect State taxes from those Who are
exempted by State laws from paying any p
Who authorizes the collectors In collect interest
ON taxes not paid before the first Of January
and whs; becomes Of She interest 80 collected
Is not this an Inducement ~ collectors not "a
collect mp before January, So that all taxes un.
paid will he equivalent TO their own capital
loaned cut 10 the tax payer for the collectors
baneGti As the journal editor lnds fault will,
Us for our just structures. let correct aud satis
factory answers 10 the above questions be- spread
before his readers for their and our benefit.
As regards the Republican party lnaking the
law for the collection oftaxes. We will inform
the Journal that Il was passed In Isa2, when
Frank Thomas, the "war Horse Of Democracy
was Governor. aud Hugh Ely, Joseph Walker
Thomas c. Risteau, Philip Poultney. March,.
X. Hook aud Thomas Randall were members
Of the Legislature. pNshaps he knows the po
litical complexion Of these gentlemen. although
when they legislatsd he aud ourselves were in
our teens.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-03-28


REPupiATioS IN NuT-SHKIL. Nasty, with his
usual PrFtinenes and imPer,inence, puts the quss-
ton Of quAsi-sePudia,Ion In a nutshell. Trans.
lated Into English Blgler, Of the corner groce-
~ clique, wanted the Batter. psndlslonian Idea
carried to iis logical conclusion, aud ne he was
owing BascOm quite sun which was bearing
interest, The bfillian, thought struck him tina,
shat was justice In public Affairs, mus, bs
justice In private life. Consequently he de-
mandsd the note Of BAscom, aud that he
should accept instead a note which bare no Inter.
ss'i Ilshad borne the burden too long. aud mus,
b. relieved there was a Priaeiple at stake he
could no, toll 10 pay Interest to liascom any mere
thaa 10 the Government.
This u . sOaciss gay Of pu,ling the matter !;
where 4 The fnllaeyf
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-03-28

r1-The President says h. w"at resign. lie
will probably e"nisst biz Ease. step BY step. In
forcible feeble way. denying and obler,ing
90 everything, " Insisting upon the prooi.- aud
abusing the oPl'os,ag esanssi and witnesses.
Thls is his greatest opportunity b make hisio-
~. How many ~ - as would have heard Of
Warren Iiastinss hal he not been the hero
81 lhe imi.eaeh'aani trial - saTseoaaly painted
ny Maesaisyl There j. pleasure even IN ,he
noiorieiy II crime. .. which Mr.. Johnson. ws
f'ar. has not always shown himself inssnsIbls.
II u difficult 10 know whose maine will live the
ionger-Cfssar ur Erasifatas.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-03-28

Se- Washington correspondent says that
NJ johnson 10 deeply chagrined AT the oquanim-
ny with which the country aud hli friends, -.
Pee'Ally the Northern esppsrheAds aad he South
sFn rebels, take bis impeachment. Ills Exesllen.
~ was under the impression tina, his trial would
'saa 10 something liksa rsvolu,ioa--rerhnps dis
arrange The finances, plunge ssery thing Into de.
order, and stop The work Of legislation. lie i
moriihsd 10 leaFnIng that the world can ne, along
without him, and that instead Of annoying the
country, be has only called down trouble and
Fidiouls upon hlmssif.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-03-28
The Legislation or the (ownt,.v.

Among The other charges urged By the Copper.
heads agains, the Republican majority 10 Con.
gFss s that while great attention Is paid 10 ''po-
'liiicnl affairs, the necessary legislation" de.
mauded by the country Is neglected. This Is an.
other Of those empty charges 80 generously rung
ou the ht'zcn metal OF inconsistency. Happily
iof the country, the loyal majority, amid their
hbors 10 bring back the country TO the state Of
fcicc ani prosperity !, enjoyed before rebellion
~cll-nieh destroyed IL. can and does find time 10
aiieui lp whatever legislation may be necessary
tor the good 81 the people. II there were no en-.
enies 20 mat add plc,-if our liberties were even
now safe against attack III the growing interests
Of oai nation could be kept from the herd OF
proving wolves that threaten to destroy them
y no hariul hands were found so eager to tear
down what has been built up in the cause Of law
aud ir'clom--ihen might the charge have some
weight The people understand the trickery Of
This charge too well for IL 10 have success. But
II il were 80, " the Republicans 10 Congress are
exhibiting evidences Of neslrciing the business Of
the coan'ry, why do no, the democrats In that
body rucmpi To 81, the matter right7 Where
hase ;hsy given any evidences of lhhn7 What
proposition have they brought forward 10 Con.
gress That looks To the relief ~ wha, they call
hnrdshiplr None can be mentioned. On the
other hand wha, measure Of justice, Of Necessity.
Of amelioration " the wants OF the eouu.
lry, have heen hrough, forward BY the Rad.
icals that has mol been opposed by the demOeraisl
No, one. The factions cry, 'Down With the
''mcasare; Il .. Radical" has been raised to ~
iard aud cripple every proposition that iends To
relieve the country, bu, they have been passed
without their approval and In spite Of their OPP
position. This grca, nation would not sHIs, TO-
day had Democratic couhsrl ben hssdsd At any
time during the las, ten wears. And " II we're
not for sf,ciive radical legislation even now, We
would BE- IN q turmoil that would sap the very
foundation o. our institutions
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-03-28
DIED.

In Hartford county, on the 18th instant, Mrs
CHARLorrE B1IpwiS. IN the 10Th year Of her age
A, her residence. near Parkton. Baltimore
county. "a the goth inst. Mira SusANSAH Joxas
IN the sgd year Of her age.
Ia Baltimore county, ON tho Esd inst. ELIEA
A. owISss. wife Of Benjamin T. Owings, aged
~ years. 5 months and 20 days.
At woodbcrry. on the 2ith inst. CARRIE ",
daughter Of John N. aud Margaret A. Wander
GRIT. aged years. months and days.
At Reistrrstown, on the 18th inst, susAssA
srouKspALg. daughter of Elias c. StocksiAle
aged Is years. Q months aud - days
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-03-28
NeW Advertisements.

BENNINGTON MALE SIENNA
IL ny aud FEMALE COLLEGE. near Trrntoh, New.
Jersey boarding School ioT bath sexes, long esiab
hhed and of high grade, aiming earnestly "a excel In
sttehuo 70 the education, the motals, the home CON
otts and the health of the student Terms moderate
Address The Rev. 7. iASLON, A. ~ ,fenninEtou, n J.
(ook AGENTS wASTED-fOR DR. WILLIAM
- sAltHs DICTIONARY Of TilE BIBLE. wrlhn
oy'V o. vac most distinguished niViues Ia EUROPE aud
America. Illustrated With over Is5 Stg,l and Wu,i
Engraving In one large octave toiuuae. Price o. %
Ihs oNLt EDITION FthttsuEp ~ AMERICA, cos bEssAb
~ Dh. shtth y 0uN HAND. We employ no Genrfai
Agents aud oh.I extra Inducements Agents dealing
With ~. send ior descriptive Circulars aud zee oaf
terms.
J.B. mum 4 co Pahli.hrr.. IInrtfur. IN
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-03-28

EHIsEST MES ~ saExcE have discovered that
electricity and magnetism are DEVELOPED in the
system ,sar No Von IN ds Mod This accounts
for the debility, lou spirits and lack Of ensrpy a
person isrls wh,n this vital element b-eomss re-
daeed. The Peruvian syruP, pro,osl'ie ofIron,
supplies the blood with iis iron sls'a-ni aud in
the only i"rm In which Il is possible for II to en-
ter the circulation
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-03-28

zs'-Th. steamer " llaitimoro" mad the pi
onrar trip pf the new lin" between iir-m-n aud
Baltimore. and arrived In tho latter city on
Monday last She was warmly W leomsd.
and on Thursday grand prooss -ion. civic and
military. t"ok place In honor 81 her arrival.
She Lrough, abOu, 700 passangcrs. many of
whom Immediately went wsst. over uis HALT.
more aud Ohio Railroad
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-03-28

s1-wr don't believe Grant ever said q. but
the following. attributed 10 him by . Washing.
ton CORRESPONDENT is decidedly good one
Grant settled the question II prohu bic delay
in the impeachment trial yesterday. rome one
told him johnson was going n ask time n send
of 10 Alaska aud to other ends ~ m. earth for
for witnesses. Whats the use % thar said
the General; (" he can prove any thing he wants
10 by wrllcs aud Randall aud Meculloeh'
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-03-28

jss-Thc Maryland Legislature has just pas.
scd an act approprialing 100000 Tor tho arm
ing. equippins aud drilling Of swans militia.
II any person Is anxious IL know why our Stats
Treasury is empty. ie, him g. % Annapolis and
sec the democratic legislature now employed in
squandcring the peoples money.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-03-28
GRAcEs cELEBRATEp sALyE

GkACks IELEBKATED bALVE.
From Mr. =. TrCKER, Depot Master 1T Sails.
bury, Massachusetts.
II have been troubled for years With q bad
humor; sometimes outwardfy aud sometimes
inwardly. During the past summer Il maifrst.
81 itself more usual outwardly. and I used
your Sslvc. All signs IL Il have since disap.
pcared. wiihou, affecting the inwardly. indiea
ting. think. thcerhdicating nature Of the sAlve.
SETH W. FOwLE& SON. Boston. Prop's.
.ea- Sold by Druggists at Is cts . box. Sent
by mail for IS cts
March l4,-im
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-03-28

Jrsr So.--The Tennessee Ssaiinsi advooAlss
The nomination Of Jsir Davis a. ihs mart demo.
cratic nomIaes for President. Il insists that the
ex.Presidrn, Of the drfinct southern Confsdsr.
aey Is The bee, living vmbodIment Of the prin.
" elplss of .l,- Democratic party"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-03-28

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