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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-08-22

WORMS. letter. Itch. Nrttlr Rash. salt
Rhcum' ErnPtions Of all kinks. Sore
Threat. Neuralgia. burns. Brui.
srs. Cuts. Scalds. Running sores.
Sprains. Frosted Feet, Poisoned Skin. srrnf
ula. &C. Ac.
DinicrioNs roR rsr-Bathe affected
parts morning and night.
TESTIMONIALS
Ma. u =. ktHNgH- Sir;-l have been sui
i~ring i"r over tour years from Ecsrma or AL
eruption "f small vrsic.s on the skin. several
phy-irian- hay" Gated me Tor IL. without giv
ing me any r'li"i. Lat summer when on a
Vi-ii North. WA suffering aruteiy. employ
eel an eminent piN sician 81 Grutts,n Junction,
MAJ wh" considered my ease. almost hoi,rl"s,.
u" attended me i"r -uiu" thine without doing
in" any s"n'i. b" did not think could 1--we an.
less wa. -npm relieved. cRine home wiihnut
receiving any benefit. | procured butt- 81
your Epid"rmlr R-g.nrrainr ani r"in tiirnrrd
using 1t, IA . short tim- experienced r-liei, I
continued ia" u.r 81 u aud the rcsul, has been
al could i'sir-; thiri b,itie has entirely r..
h"vcI m". Most rh-rriully aud Willingly I
h"nr testimony u the rrrar. Of y"ur pr"lmra
uph aud r'r"nitHe1d It t' 81 aiii,i',I with tkin
iiscasr You're T'u!y,
KnH,rr MAsn,.S
y" . south High street. Bait"
New lrr."y NV. goth. Is.7
Mn. H. I. krnNEn DEAR Sir hereby rrr-
uiy that i"r Year, my a,r VA covered with
- BAT Or" called hlark head w"iins. pr~senting
meet di.tsi~rahi, app-. rau~~ ~ course I
- Tee Nrfy ~. NtHn- g. have 'h"u removed aud
fft"'i every '"Inr.i could hrAf 81 l.f thatt,u.
pose. hp' with o." -"c"e.. until ! us"'i yonr Ep-
.i'futr Degeneration u.,i rn- bottle .nd
~, effect t.s. almost magical 4 has entirely
rsinN~,l tl.- warns. AMI has gwen Ina - clear
sfu,"th rsullexf.ti. ! rhrrriully aud ~iiL Il
o.. t'id'i. '..i,i-ii it @, al similarly albeit
80. believing that q will n"urht then, 0, has
lone fn" Respectfully Yours.
Ms. i"nN li"HNEr. b,rdrnt"~n.S !.
M n. = KrRNER-b carSir -P-fm.i nae -
call th" attention Il the public t" your Epi.
'i"fiur ksg~n"rai"r. a permanent removal and
''lrr - all skin diseases among the many
u"tlr.f'. h~ipf" the public. know 81 none lie
irving 90 inur. cuuhdeuce. deem It but Jus
ur" Z" VI. krrusr a. thus publicly Arkn"wl
"ir~ 10" merits 90 he preparation. have
H-"i 20 10 200, iAuIly with the mos perfect .ur-
.'-. ~ -.iu" innuth.. and have recommended
many - u: 'r.ti4ds "a this vlrin.fy. sui
% o." ra-" have ! 81 'wu % g. 'all ~ a. whist
% riat.n- Tn~r- nr. hundreds sui'.r ns i-oiu
fi" ysr..u- '.fi.- - kin j seases many %
thrm"xtFrinrly cpuisiyo who vii gladly svsI
thrius',V~s at the relief offered bv this m.,ii
riuc. cheer lily r''.''iniu-ui % t"sny iLL...!
81 such f"u"dv Yours. most respeetly.
FERDINAND = JENNINGS.
'"al u'si"r r.,t-v 10 r..
Ma. II. r. K.r>,r pr,rs ST. W. uu H.
NJ 'H.'.p..h. .f poison eui having supple
great 'lury i.'r-"f' if~feraii"r.. n.,~
found fh.ug g.. lr.ig. =. perfect sni rsi.i
cuf" o. YOUR Erni.-ni. E"c.u~--t..r 80,
ai"ly alt truls POI. m'n"nt o.. h'.,n -rlrf.
"- GO Any "the- r-cpsfaiu f'f iusAit: tf."
- d r.car anl $40 ..,tl
l"'."v" me %. Zoe. y"u-. p. -r'ciinlv.
u o. H,ffHE~-
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-08-22

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Nothing can be more surprising than its in
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sons all weakness and lassitudc. by using the
PASAcEt, at once become robust aud full Of en-
crgy under It's influence.
Ladies who have pale com plexions aud dark
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face, rough skin or irccklcs, aud are e" out vi
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-Price 81 90 Per Bottte...fg
Tho genuine have IoNboN Bt"on rANArEA,
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y. A. FOUTZ.
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jan. -. iNds.-ly. T"ws"utown. MI
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-08-22
Miscellaneous.
TOVVsontovvn Institute.
a boarding aud bay school for Young
1sadles.

Under thc care II Rev. and Mas. II. J. CONE.
At no HSONTO nv. BALTIMORE TO-. M.
will open tor the reception Of pupils,
Monday NepfcElbCr ia, IS6s.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-08-22

iogg Roar Runway a trc-ilc bridge ha,
been ct,oi,d az llil,u street. Baltimore 80 tr-
place The iron structure a4lcly swept away h,
Tie Hood and Ne ears ~ The York Road rail-
VA, nov fun Ia the theatre. wotkmcu ~, Ai.u
engaged n rebuilding the calvert in this 'oNu.
TIE tfiier "n charles street avcunr ha. also
bcvu fthuili and the ears and vehicle. now ta,.
.Ntg a. usual
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-08-22
Circular. will, Mulay. Gang
and Gross Gut
- "A w -.

t''., >a' that i.,,.. our Factory nu T,sI>rsd
'ii i'''ni 'ronad isrfs-ty ir4. ati even ani male
POO ''.'l t.iaj-ti - 49, Ia..ns t.nr.aas I....r
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-08-22

E,pcAl Apyi'E o, CorrrHIrAbC ANuipA1lsioh
toNeHsss KEEP coo. don SIGHT nor bloody
'ach others nose. nor nick each other. nor draw
Anivr IN crowded a-scmbl,g,' You has, o.,
flea how ridiculous such thing. appear t. j ..in.
tfrts'ci spectator.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-08-22

PrasoSAL Reuben VI pric,. Esq.. late OF our
town and NOW one Of the editors of the Martins.
burg W W. i'rirH. paid " nyin. visit
90 Tuesday last. Tie looks ~ IL BE- WIS in cN.
r'li~n' hr'lih, and enjoyed 'tr puu air and
uivnn',n scenery al hi. new huuir IT, dos
uut entertain doubt that Wet Virginia vii
give ~ electoral vote for Grant and CoaS b.,
an increased majority
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-08-22
Miscellaneous.
PURIFY YOUR BLOOD
LONDON
BIZ o Cd p AN ACE A!
Miscellaneous.


the most perfect vegetable ompound Of al
Il tcratives. lonies, diuretics and din phorctirs,
making II the most effective, invigorating. rem.
ovating and blood cleansing cordial known &"
the world. For the cure 1T Scroiula or Kings
Evil, CutaneOua Diseases, Erysipclas Ioils
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-08-22

TuE 'ulE E,is.NG .-Ouf Cnicu ltirni. must
not forget that tie Grant aud ColfaH Pole will be
raised 30 this town on this Saturda, afternoon
Gen. Adam p. King lion John I. Thomas Jno.
I. Ensor ~! anl : = Iio,lsv E.1 viii pos
itiVrl! adde's the meeting, aud other speaker.
are expected Come ou'. Union men aud be- en-.
Outraged come oui dcmocra,. aud be ron,iuc.
ed
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-08-22

Bar RAlI.-A match game Of base ball will be-
played IN this town ON Monday afternoon next
a. 10 click, between the first nine ~ the Active
club and a nine composed Of young mrn repre-.
srniiug several clubs. who are residents " uihcr
willie and vicinity.
The third ofihc series Of game. between the Lake
and Athletic clubs was played At Cockcysyillc ON
wednesday afternoon last, and resulted in favor
Of the Athletics Each club had previously won a
game.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-08-22

~ Prof J +. llucckert ~ Baltimore, date
Of the Mccklrnhutg Female COLLEGE, Charlotte,
y. 60 IS forming private class in vo-
al and instrumental music, also a clnes Of vocal
music Tie eau give the hest Of references oi
character Ani ability, and has met with quite M
encouraging prospect Of fall class Those
wishing 10 iaar lessons will lcnvc their nhincs Tor
further particulars nj ihi. oAicr
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-08-22
PATRICK CARBON,

late OF said county, deceased. All persons hay
ing claims against the said estate are hereby
warned n exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof D. the subsrriber
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-08-22

on Or b.fort TIC ofa ddy o. ipril, isbs
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 10
said estate are requested ,o make immediate
pa! neni. Given under my hand this 9Th day
al August isgs
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-08-22

tANG EoHuFN The People. Bank of Bali.
more wa. broken open and robbed on SATURDAY
night ~ SUNDAY last. About 81 300. IN none,
AMI bonds. wcrr stolen. including 600" lc-
longing 10 The h.ir, - tie .ai. Samuel wafl
~ 'l.s c.un't
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-07-09
] Butler on Fowler. 1

'rhe duplicity Of Senator Fowler,
Of Tennessee, has boon exposed BY
deaeral Bntler in the following
scathihg letter:
TQ the Editor Of the Now York TribI
'fs s Sin n-My attention il, called to
an extract Of letter OF Senator Fow.
~ in your paper Of Wednesday,
1Jth instant, which is as follows. He
says: \. IS s
II have no interest in scheme 10
usurp my Governor by few bad,
bold conspirators. The whole House
Of Representatives is under tho lead
Of those good old Democrats, B. Il.
Butler and John A. Logan. They
are the same men they wcro in 1860
and before. In our house, Wade and
Sumner, and their satellites, lead tho
evolutionary moyement here
have not seen the whole letter.
- Ia the year 1866, after I had madc
some spSschSs ih the, West in favor
-Qf the mpcACb bmcnt of andrew
johnson ], Senator Fowler, camo afivd
hgndnp hiIss 70 my hons. ID Lowell
tosyisie mo, being tho fret timc | had
ever soon. him, and tho only crrapd
he made was to urgo me vehement
" not TO ceasc my efforts until An
drew johnson wasimpeachcd, giving
az 4 reason, among others, that rs [
had never lived in Tonncssce, I could
form no conception of what D bad
man Andrew johnson wus in fact,
and that the vivid descriptions Of his
habits, and conduct while Governor
Of Tennessee, given me by . young
sdnosscean who was present, failod
to convey any adequate idea.
Times change. and somo Of as
sShanges,with them.
S,ex Yours, truly,
NV , BENZ. +. BUTLEH.
Washington, Juno 8, 1868.
Fowler has not controverted these
statencnts, 90 that they may be ta-
zen as iocontestably true.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-07-09

.oungcrs at tho Cleveland depot
wFc astonishcd . fow days since BY
N sight Of family tho measure
nnt and aycrdcpois Of the numbers
ofIslich arc given as follows: "l'wo
wfnen md boy compr sc the re,
mirkable features Of tho croupc.
Ote woman was seven feet six inch
es high, and the other weighed seven
hundred pounds.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-07-09

a lt,ra - ! r,rpn,,u,r ftx........., -.
Y Una AAVr hh'srio.-7-O congress recent
y enacted that eight hours should
3Dnstitute 4 fe,,,I Java labor FIR H.
~. I ~ d.v l.,o..,. ]. -. ~
'. .no Nasy
~ anu sroupo tos paDiic build
Mgs ofthc Capital ~ we'll as the ex-
1isite kid gioved clcrk in tho De-
rtments
m. q, - 81
sca'caso 1sa'es, true 10 It's m
ncts, andshabits of opposing every
Ing done by Congress to elevate
a ennoble tho condition q the low.
Ind Which s j he organ q q an an siisse iS~
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-07-09
eighth district and ID cnsitledtto ono

ighth district and be entitled TO ono
senator. f.ft'i
Approved April 8,s186s.
STAIR or lOWA,aSlls
OrrruE or SEdR RrakY or STATE,
Der yloiacs, May 1, 1s88.
thereby certify tho foregoing %
be u true copy Of the original roll
now on filc IN this Office.
ils .a ED WRIG HIT,
Secretary Of state.
The New York herald., 1868-03-03
ALGERIA.

Effects Of tho Faruirc-A Violent Tempest.
Tne Ctvrrisr d. T1emces, Algeria, OF the 3ist OF
January, saysThe robbcres and arrests for depreda.
ons property have increased during the las, week.
The mortality has been very great among tho Arabs.
Twenty corpsss have been picked up the town and
environs Until now the famine had spared tho
residing hero but at present than hundred fani-
lies iho mos! iriyhtul desutu.ton from want Of
employment The administration. the commune and
the cOlonists doing their utmost to aid th en-, IN
vain those unOftu2ae people arc doomed TO certaln
dcsih.
Tho Algerian jcurnss Just 10 hand in Paris give some
particulars Of violent tempest which lately broke
Phl1ppevlIe aud continued fOr nearly week. Violent
squalls accompanied by hail and ran, succeeded each
DINER incesssny, and the thunder rolled in
Tho sea- under tue innuenco Of the Wind, be.
terrible Tho Brcnnus, French brig, broke from
her moOrngs the rosisieai OF Stors and dashed
pieces tho shore. In tho vet dock the Sassf be.
LONGING the port driven from her fas.snngs and
wrecked against the quay The steemius Seno had her
bgwar destroyed BY the repeated shocks or the boats
along ids her The Ssat Espril transport vessel,
compcs wreck Tho SAINT Fran 9ois had hor bow
rsd away and without the assistance d shs ssas Maria
would hay0 suEk
The New York herald., 1868-03-03
spAsRlss EXHIBITION.

Iast night. complimentary bonont was rendered 70
Abo Hcxon, By his numerous irsnds a. No 600 Broad.
way and we'll attended By the fancy and their sd
mrsr About three hundred persons were present and
q orderly a~smblage OF the peculiar elem Mt 10
rarely TO be found any where. Among The notabtlos
present were Barney Aaron, Jimmy Elliott, George
ioplcy, tbs English pedestrian ani his trainer Jun
smith. "thc mystery" The redoubtabe 0d Bll iovec
Of course, otciatsd a. master oil The Several
prominent boxers we're to have asssted a. the snair
ous, as usual, were ne. 10 be found on TIE caii o.
"ims," and number OF volantsers stepped INTO the
arena 70 test their individual skill and WIND asd AFFORD
the desired excitement to tho company Aer an opening
exhibition by q ceups of most decidedly limited pro.
aciency young Jackson and Young Lent made display
nstc genius which provoked rcand alter round of
laughter ana owing to their manner of q.
ing "conclusivs arguments" and their gameness In
coss ausylafs Several other amateurs then tried the
gloves. asa wsrs succeeded By J. ddy McAulifs and
josnuv Baqley, who fought sround tho sago in moss
deisru,,ued rnsppsr thg "ssto' terminating IN
ssauencs Of BAssys head being da he'd violently
ssains, the wall and rendering him hogs d. cmbL In
thls affair blood was dawn freely. Tho wind up
bol seon the beneficiary, Abe Hkeu ana ,o,ey Hafns
wss r~ae,sr,v contest and ~nowe' to b wsu 70 be
vl.bsut dsubA ros, aesomplaAsa poxsSA
The New York herald., 1868-03-03

BY the strong pressure brougbt TO bear upon tho Lords
sna conservative Deputies BY the King personally.
nave already alluded In general way 10 tho severe
eensure his Majesty at bail in the Palace uttered TO
several members Who had incurred the royal dis.
versions OF what he said have appeared In the German
press II will not, hope be considered adiscreet TO re-
tie history or Prussan consti,utionalism and the
character OF tho parsonage prominently hgurng
IN !, ~ knew his Majesty said e hsrr Won Dsst
mo attack against the Cabinet "thst the conserva-
two fraction has been dissatisfied Of late with ssme
measures OF my government But must tell you that
Count Bismarcks measures my own and that you
compel hin TO resign may tna Il inpossiss 70 con-
tnus tho exercise OF my present daiiss." Herr vsn
Diost replied tha. hs so tho disposal Of his
Majesty, but that bis conscience VAS not "uaye no
conscience % rstor,sd the King and turning ON his
heel, iet, the 10y Al member in a state Of dsmay
, Another nooelnaa, Count Benusy Auc the leader Of
ns irse also came in for share Of royal
Majesty said for having broken up tho conservative
parry. Had you remained undivided this would not
nave occurred In reply the Count begged TO observe
thar the free conservatives had voted for the caoue
aud, with the moderate liberals given IL . majority.
ms asssy words on this point could not s to @ Ss
Tree coassTvatyosa party less pedan,ic than the con-
seryaLives, and conveniently accommodating toward:
government II not towards the spirit Of tho agehad
marck himself
A third deputy . liberal, was addressed by the King
In this wss"You have always counsellcd me to listen
TO the voice or the people before acting Now, In no
than IN the case of the Hanover Provincial Fund
had assembly OF Hanover notabies convened on pur-
poso and received good many Hanover deputations
oesides fhey all concurrsd in wishing for the Provin
cial Fund.-
Tns DErUrY-H am not mistaken, Herr Won vnckc.
ono OF the fow moderate liberals who mad voted against
the oi pleaded the right OF the other provinces 20 be
treated on q like footing with Hanover. His Majesty
sgaited his entire assent to the proposition yet de-
cined 10 almit the justice Of tho adopted
alize IT, In all thess little traits tho anxiety or the
King 10 do everything for the best uumis-
taksbly ns ever That there Is the old deliberate unwi
ingness TO yield to the constitutional theory and
slider himself apart from the Cabinet and above the
Parliamentary OF the day. liberals, we'll as
Now as before, his Majesty identities himself with his
minsterR
The New York herald., 1868-03-03
Serious Charge Against tho Western Union
Tciegraph Company.
[ffom tho Teiographer, FEB. 70 J

A communication IN the NGw YORK hERAto o. over ths
signature OF Live and Let Liye,n charges that tho
western Union Telegraph Company deny Important
commercial dispatches ia order afford Co9mer iai
Bureau Of that company undue anu illegal precsdence In
tho ion oi coalmsrcal ilteiigonco II tins DO
true II s n violation OF s and VI the statutes in
most q not ali Vi tho States through wcl The wires or
tngt company run. The mana OF ro western Unon
Company Afford 10 Under this inpu atioa Of
unsifness the tgaasmssson ol buslnols failure to
dsYrove 1t wall amount TO conle ol judy meat
the lart of tho company.
IL % further asssrted tho communication referred
TO, that the Commercial BuTeaa as rgstye loss of
10000 per Upon tho company q 4 decrease or
tolls. on account OF Commercial business destroyed
from tho line ing0ush tie operations Of tue
bureau.
The New York herald., 1868-03-03

Reunion by Railroad Ex;cusiou-r legislative
Opposition and Dismnrch's Irritntion-ktng
Wiiiinm in the 'Lobb1"--Tae Eoynl Con.
sciencc.
Tho London Trss OF the 18th OF February remarks--
besides the large railways projected In Prussia tor which
40 ooo 900 Of thacrs have been voted by hs Chamber
connecting links TO large extent 10 DO formed In
Bavaria WhrembeFg, Baden ana Hesso-thu three irst
named on government account for which loans will DO
brought forward; the last by private companies h o
VIII apply 10 Ihs marko! for the sao Of preference
sleleA
The New York herald., 1868-03-03
The WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMMERCIAL BUREAU.
How the Gold Bulls In New Orleans "Got
Dit" False Reports.

From tho New Orleans Picay une Fob. 81
Gold opened under the stimulus OF erroneous
despatch from New York, with the advanced quotation
OF l4s aud In tho excitement caused b. this false in-
advance buyers paying 147 las and l49 In instance
sale Of 81 900 was nuihed on pa ment OF moderate
difference by the buyer but otners tho ua.sac ions
confirmed. The old law maxim OF cdreat 6mp OF
vel he Kept 10 mind by parties who enter the mar
ket on the strength OF kilograms, which, cap renco
shows, are by no means intailios Foreign exchange
pafook OF The influence OF abe erroneous despatch
ierrsd TO above and, like gold, ruled at high rates
From tho New Orleans Times. Feb. "a
There was siderable OF . f.ss or excitement this
morning on Tho opening OF business The telegraph
nado great Dlunder some OF those connected with
IL IN delivering quotations for gold at the opening this
morning q liSla. Some dealers. Csual. became
nagnhed III tier views aud entered make The
vi 240 or faster bought gold ~ lt7 sterling
change at advance. Among the purchases was
E5e00 sterling at 1874 Tho question likely arise IL,
The telegraph accountable for tho variation and
error In the transmission OF tie despaca IL viii prove
o blue Monday for some operators.
fFron the New Orleans Crescent, Feb. "a
The fea'ur0 of Inc movement IN financial circes 10.
day has been very sudden aud heavy adv q rates
OF gold aud foreign exchange, which followed
erable falling oil prices OF the latter Gold opened
l4S l43 l43 the closing hsurc on Saturday
evening aud In short time several thousand dollars
changed hands at the former hure OF which
have been almost wholly Withheld Tins unusual ad-
In gold Is due to error la the despatch
ceived, which quoted the opening rate Il New York
1islS and In view Of the exciteaont which prevailed
reported ut Washington saturday IL ID not NJ all
surprising that the enhancemens reported IA tho
kcTlhei gold market locked upol IelIable by
sono OF our most asGute hnanciers.
The New York herald., 1868-03-03

An Aboriginal King Waiting to Meet enc
Duke OF Edirhurr.
Australian papers 10 hand 10 England state that ths
majority OF The entire population OF the district asssn-
bed In Gcsong 10 gree, tue Duke Of Edinburg on his
arrival
The groups asou, the pier included the prloeipn,
people Of The town and last, no. lsas, was the las.
fn6iarch OF the Dsndsnous trlos OF aborgnals, KING
jerry dressed for quito respectfully ip nov suit
Of clothes freeh from .he Peg shoes and socks his
feet rosette and medal on his breast and rnsr
badge his lie WAS 10 have prsss. m sddrn,s
and volume of nr pruces aorY On Tho aboraIusl lan.
Faages and sgaesd ab5i for hours on the
OF hia future interview with the Prince nut slas I
when Tue time came Kicg jerry vas away and Ne tUS
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The New York herald., 1868-03-03

TIE situation In the intcrior-An Utter Indif-
ference TO Poiitics-t;cnerai Sentiment OF
tho Peopic-Whoicsaio kobbcrics by Ne.
srocs-A Ccuntrs5uan's Opialon Of Whnt the
Country Is Comisg To.
GmsIrs: Feb. 81 isos.
II 's more than probable that nincty.nine cul OF
every hundred readers Of the HERALD never heard
Of such place as Griffin in the State Of Georgia.
While other and less c:essn,ious localities in tho
south hAvs been L.-~s i..S:c. ss..::s.s,s ss..:ss % sn@
HsvW so-seissssssSs y sAs svsss " ~ lass
The New York herald., 1868-03-03
DISQUALIFICATION with the Telegraph Rates In
D9uhury. Conn.

Tho citizens Of Danbury, Conn, says correspondent
of the qsiyrgper greatly di4sAisci wIth the pre-
GEM Geographic Ia.es and a. tho western Union Com
lany pas as attention 10 appeals of Tcicf tney are
ABOUT 70 apply lbs Franklin line, which nas oico
Bethel tbef wires Through ihe place aud open
kn opposition CnSo II seems that TIE Western Union
Company not only charge foryhye cents for messages
10 New York. bat The operator collects cents adii-
toual Tor delivery, making an expense OF hfty-hv
cents for a .agram from tho metropolis IL u any
wonder thal Lle loople are lndIsnanH