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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-31
Miscellaneous.
Good News 20 Baltimore 20.
People from
E. r. cLEAvELAND & CO.,
DRY G000S AND NOTIONS,
1O3 N. GAY Street,
BALTIMORE.

DEOPLE OFTEN WONDER how We can
II ailord 10 sell our goods so cheap, rs they
give such general satisfaction. Well, the fca.
sou IL, we 6ay ch6aP for casa, aud sell only for
the sane. We have now IN use three stories.
well filed with lie olirablc goods Of every ,cs
cripton. Our buyer being constantly IN the
market We are always posted an prices aud al.
ways have something new to show our custom.
ers. Our trade Is steadily increasing; We have
been obliged t0 Keep Ia Our cmploy eighteen
persons W. have fourteen young ladies ~ uur
retail department, who have had hong cxl,cri.
cnce ~ the trade. aud ia whom reliance eau hr
placed when buying our departments are III.
vidcd IN the following oTtlcr
FIRSr-A large assortment uf oil wnnl De.
laincs. Mcfihors, Cashmere. Black Aipuca..
Colored Alpacas. Paul lie Ihcyrcs. Plaid Mo.
hairs, aud u great varsity too numerous to men
ton next "A inc stock If Linen. aud white
GoOls; next the iarscs, and beat selected
st'ck cf SiiAwLS in Baltimore, from - cts. up
To Slo; next--a fine line "f Hosiery. gents aud
ladies lidkis., Gloves, tnJershiTts, Drawers
nnd Suspondcrs. Ou the Opposite side, the
heaviest stock uf lilack b"cskins aud fine all
wo1l Cassinet"s ia Naltiinnr"; q nice lin" Of
Heavy Cloths. Satiinciis aud Ky. Jeans ia
great variety next u varied assortment -!
Linscya. white. Red Yellow. Blue anil shnLcr
Flanncls; next -iF"wn Muslin. from the iino
l"prai 4" the heavy Laurel u h-xt lilcachri
MhsliS. ifpin III" pretty Ahiru.co.sin tu tho
durable Wainsulia; next I. - aud ~ I
Sh"eins Quilts. Linen bamasks. Eluc D"min.
Hickory. Canvass, Drills. Cambrics. Caui"i,
flnnb"ls. brown anI white: nnl last ui "ur
Retail S'"cs are the Cal.rc. if.,in o r;s t The
best makes al Mcfr.inack. American nir!
Si'ragur,. al! of which wc will sell cheaper
ihah any other ius' IN Baltimore city. Nnw
you turn {" y"ur lett aud e. ~, To- "lr thiri
story. where you will GAi the hes, stock oi
WHITE AND tOLoRED BLANKETS. cuiJr
ei Counierpancs. Carpcis and Hoop SKIRTS
You now turn aud - ia"uf Wholesale Dspari.
mcnis which are stnrkcd with IA" sam. kind
oi goals enumerated in nur Retail department.
having thrr" rnnn- here AL packed with gouas
bought at factory prices and will bc .old cx.
ircmely low.
All We ask is to give usA fair trial aud We
az" sure in please You. Our clerks are polit.
aud are willing to show you through our es,ab.
lishmen;. Call aud see us when you visit the
rity aud you vii! bc sure Z, be rewarded for
visiting The establishment If
T.. Il. cLEAvELASD 4 CO..
HETI ILERN 4 JOE ERH,
io3 y. Gay st. ! ,loor from Frontst..
oci. lu.-ti. Baltimore. Nd.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-31

a BAD 'SrELL and orlhogra-
ply never had any sympathy 10 common, aud
contemporary asserts that ~ soon Rs n Democrat
begins To spell correctly he Immediately becomes
an object of solici.ude and suspicion 10 that par.
", aud has TO be watched 10 prevent bis back
sliding. Those who think Nasty is OVERRIDING Il
In writing In the style be does should have seen
some OF the ,ranspafeueies borne IN Democratic
illumination" declared, ave cast our madsn
vote" They wouldn'l give maiden even one 4.
Another said, ''The Rasier ain't dei" worse
spell than that will come upon them in Novem-
Der 7blcd1 BLADE.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-31

- Old Roger was visiting friend who had
n remarkably hne little girl, about three years
old famous for smart sayings. A. usual, she
was shown Oh before our esteemed friend.
"wha, Is papa ?" said the parent, In order TO
bug said Ihe Juvenile. declare. aid old
Roger, 81 never 10 my life saw 90 young child
with so mature Judgment"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-31

~ knowledge, like wealth, ls simply an
element Of power and enjoyment. Ia possession
does no, imply either wisdom or virtue. Knowl-
edge u an Increased pouer 10 DO coed or evil.
There l. necsasliy, ihereforr that mans whols
pleic being u ls essential that The development
Of hi. moral keep pace With that Of bis iniellsc-
tnal faculties.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-31

eD- Ifa Democratic politician denies iha, the
Convenion which nominated Seymour aud Blair,
sheep, Hour, wheat, ect., ask him II be denies
that those articles are property. " he admits
that they are property, rs he must, then ask him
what the fourth section means when Il declares
In favor OF ".axing EvERY sPEciEs oF PROPERTY
at lie real value" This is n short and easy way
10 get AZ the root Of the matter
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-31

Na- "Ah |" said old Mrs. Doosenhury,
"learning 10 great thing, I've of,en felt ths
need oft. Why, would you believe ~ I'm
now sixty years old, and only know the names
OF three months In the year and them's spring,
fall and autumn ! larnt tho names Of them
when ] was q little bill Of a gal T.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-31

- In their speeches this fAll, Senator lien
bricks of Indiana, General Ewing Of Kansas, aud
Pendleton, OF Ohio, prominent leaders Of tic
Northern democracy, have openly declared In
favor Of overthrowing the reconstruction laws Of
Congress BY force. u Is clear that thr leaders ~
the party North aud South are working together
wilt an understanding,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-31

- when the soldiers were In the Geld con-
tending for the lie Of the nation, ilorailo Soy.
mouF was Of = class who refused 20 vote dollar
10 feed and elothe them. Now that the war IL
over, lioratio Seymour is Of a class 10 repudlaie
the debt incurred 10 support our armies.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-31

JeD- Wade Hampton threatens that u hs and
bis fellow rebels are not restored 10 power they
will leave The county We regard this ~ one
Of the mosl eogent arguments for eleciinR urAnl
aud Colfax yet presented. Our only fear Il that
the news is too good 10 prove true
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-31

80 Remember that the Democratic party IL
ln favor ofa direct tax for the benefit Of the
Government, hurisalng the poor farmers and
mechanics with increased taxation aud making
them pay The revenue Of the Government now
paid BY The rich
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-31

- Actions are immortal and our dssds
now aud their deservings hereafter musl be lhs
twin companions that shall ualk 10 eternity
hand and hand.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-31

~ A "down-easi'' Yankee has recently In.
vented rat exiermlnaior, consisting ~ sort ef
powdeF-snun. The animal jelkt be bead on Il
ihe kAirdLsneessg
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-31

lloN. tao. W. w"opwAnp,
Chi'f Just'cc Of he SuyrSnc Court Of H.. siic..
IhdadelpAai. March ii. 1857.
81 find Hooiland's German Bttcr~ is good
tonic useful ia disca A ses OF the digestive
organ. aud oi great N benefit in eases of lie.
bliiy. aud want ni nervous action in the fys-
TEN. Yours. truly.
GEo W. Woup,y
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-31

~ solomon advises The sIuggard 10 70 70
the an, hut the shi1Isss In our lay generally 20
70 their "uurlef
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-31
PERSONS ADVANCED IN LIFE
n O i / @ L..

II is we'll established fact that FULLY one
half Of the female portion oi our population
are seldom in the en- 1 ioyment Of goc,l health
or. IN use their own lIexprcssion. never feel
we'll" They are langud. devoid OF all energy.
extremely nervous. aud have no appetite. 70
this class oi persons the Biiirrs. or the Tonic.
is especially recommended.
Weak aAd Delicate Children .rc made
.tong by the ~" Il either oi thrs, remedies. -
They will cur. every ease "f MARAsMUS.
without fail.
Thousands ii certificates have accumulated
in III" hands oi the proprietor. but space will
allow Of the publication Of but lew. Those.
Il will bc observed. are men oi note and ai
such standing tina, they must be- believed.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-31

~ SusFalt got clear In good time. Ne can
now take The stump foF seymour aud Hair.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-31

FINuRNlP SEED. by the ounce or pound. for
a sale by WM B. sHEALEY A nROS.
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TEN. Yours. truly.
Csc. ". woopwAap.'
Hos. Jaws Tno.rsoS.
.i"dys Of ne Saprcas Court of ~.
IAiia.. April 2s. ISGG.
81 consider 'lIoohand's German Dittcr-' a
raiuabis neiciss in ease Of attacks Of Indiecs.
tion oF Dyspepsia. can certify this from my
experience oft. Yours. with respect,
jams fmoxrsoS."
FRoN Raw. JosErn II. KHSNARp, b. d.,
Idstor Of hs TeHM baptist Charch, IAiiadelph ia.
Dr. JacksoN.-Dcar sir; ! have been frc
quently requested 10 connect my maine with
Recommendations OF different kinds of Incdi
cincs, but regarding the practice as out Of my
sInca'; b., with clear p proof 90 '' in vaTi. %f
Gus instances. aud particularly in my own
family. oi the use Of Dr. lloodIands German
Bit,crs. depart Tor once from my usual course.
10 express my full conviction that, for general
debility Of he sysicS, aad especially for Lirer
Complaint, Il - Il Safe aRd raiHabic preparation.
Ia some cases Il may fail but usually. doubt
not. Il will be very beneficial 60 those who suI
ter from the above causes. Yours, very res
pccliully, J. a. KENSARp,
Eighth, below Coates -.
1fHoS REv. y. ID. FESpALL.
I,,uiaHt Editor Christian CAroHiels. Iaiia.
have derived decided benefit from the use
Of ll"oilnnh's German Bitters, aud feel Il my
privilege a. recommend thcm as u most valua.
BILE tnnic. to all who are suffering from general
debility, or from diseases arising from derangc
ment "i the liver. Yours, truly,
Z. u. FsSpALL.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-31

lIoolAnd's German Ditters. PER bottle. ~ 90
half doH., 90
lIoeaand's German Tonic. put up IN quart bot.
tics. 81 50 per bottle. OF half anzcn for ~ 50.
eo-Da not forget to examine we'll the article
you buy. In order 10 get the genuine.
For sale By
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-31
Ricm'D WILLIS. Dnuaa,sI,

Aud by al Druggists aud storeksepers every.
where. tSept 10, ts6s.- eowIy.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-31

GA IT ~ To NJ

TION.
Hoohand's German Biiters are countcrfciicd
See thstthc signature nof q. NJ. JACKSON il
Oh the wrapper of Ieaeh bottle. All 10th.
ers ARE counterfeit
Principal Office, and Manufactory at the
German Medicine Store. No G3i Arch Street
Philalclphia, ia.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-31
HooNdnd's Column.

H00NGnd's Column.
HOOFLANE'S
GERMAN BJTTERS,
H00FLAMD'S GERMAN TONIC
THE GREAT REMEDIES FOR ALI bis
EASES OP THE
Liver, stomach, or Digestive
Organs.
H00FLAND'S SGERMAN BITTERS
Is CONFESSED of tho pure juices (or. ~ they
Herb. snd i,srh., making M 's"T'' rre,%Ts .r,.
ton. highly concentrated. and entirely g.,e
from a'rhohoi'c adHi5fSTc Of aSy Kind.
Hoofiand's German Tonic,
Is q combination uf all ia, Ingredients oIth
hi;tfr-. with the lurcst quality uf S.taia Crns
Huss. ursnse. Ic.. making unr ct the most
pleasant aud agrrrabl" remedies ever "llrr".i
e. the public.
TLps. i'rclrrring Medicine free Ir,n Alcho.
h"lic admsxturc. will use
Hoofiand's German Bittors,
Those whn have no "l,l-ctians a. I'll. cnn,hi.
nation "i the Bi,irrs, ~ stated. will ~"
HooFLAND's GERMAN TONIC
They nrc bath equally g'~,,i. aud r"mtain Tia"
same mreiicina! virtue. Ia" ch'ucr between
the two being u mere mailrr ri taste. the q"
>" being the h"ss i'alatibl-.
The stomach. irnh, u variety ni r,u.,'. su"i
S1T: aug: ':rE rEc 'g' g,rr ( T., "r,'i', de-
ci"friy !, 'lpes with th' si.uiA >, t,.i. L.'.
c"inr. affected. III" I,-Ili ~ whirh ;hai iii..
patient su;i"fs itri'I s'Y"Ihi 80 ii'',' a.; thr h.,
luwtI; l'.va."s:
Constipation. f.a;"icnre. inward rilr..
Fuinrs, "i iil,oj tn the Head. Ar,dhN
"i ia" stomach. $au-"n. Heart;
burn. Disgust tor Fu,,i. Fulnrss
"r weight in the St.mt-h.
sour Efucihti"n-. Sink
Ins "r FlTtt-ring At the Fiji
nj the Stomach, SwIminin. -:
IL" Head. Hurried "r biilcul;
Breathing. Fluttcriug at the Heart,
Choking ~ SuiincHiiu; Sensations when
IN Lying Posture. Dimnc--"f Vision.
p"ts "r Webs before the Sight,
Dull Pain in the Head. Def.
cheney OF Precipitation. Vel.
lnwness oi the skin aud
Eyes. Pain in ihe Side.
Back. chest; Limbs. c,c.. sud-
den Fushes "f Heat. Burningin
the Flesh. Constant linaginings Of
Evil. anl Great Depression Il Spirits.
The sufferer from these diseases should cxrr-
else the greatest caution ia the selection nj a
,, re,,esy - tor his ra.e, purchasing only ,hs,
t,"ns and inquiries, possesses true merit. j.
: ki.illly cnm pounded isl tree from injurious in
gredients. aud has established for itsclf rcpu-
tston for the cure OF these diseases In tins
connection we would submit those well known
remedies
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-31
HOOlland's German HBittcrs,
AND
HooFLAND's GERMAN TONIC,
PREPARED BY
nr. C.M-IACKSny.

DEs -. We. JAOASONs
PHILADELPHIA. "a.
ThiTty.iv years since they were frs; intro
ducei into this country from Germany. during
which time they have undoubtedly performed
in"-e curcs. aud benefited suffering humanity
=" o greater extent. than any other remedies
known t" the public.
These remedies will ci.cctually cure Liver
Complaint. Jaundcc. INDyspcpsia. Chronic or
nervous Dehility.T Chronic d iarrh a. u,
Disease of the K Kidneys. and all Diseases aris.
ius from a DiSordcred Liver. Stomach oF lntcs-
tines.
DEBiLITY,
Htt tt"fftHg iron. Gtf fgass t'hGfsrer IroSfraftoH
~ ne Nys'ss1. Hdseoi ~ .>trcre Labor,
MrgI =. Eyyosgrs. Fcrers, .fc
There Is no medicine cxtant equal 20 these
rcme'lies ia such cascs. A tone and vigor is
impaired To- the whole system. the appetite il
ngthcncd. i.'.d is cujoyci. the stomach di-
scsi, properly. the blood is purified, the com
plrxi"n become. sound and healthy. the yell
low tingc i eraiirat.d from the eyes. a bloom
10 gwen t. the checks. and the weak and ncgs
v"us invalid becomes strong and healthy be-
ing.
PERSONS ADVANCED IN LIFE.
Aud feeling the hand OF time weighing heavi-
ly upon them. with all its attendant ills. will
fnd IN the use oi this Bitters. or the Tonic. an
elixir that will instil new life into their veins.
restore ia u measure the energy and ardor OF
more youthful days. build up their shrunkcn
forms. aud give health aud Happiness g. their
remaining years.
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CIN0LE RAILROAD TICKETS a, IS cents
- each, for sale BY
wM. s.. sHEALEY A BROS,
lnlv In--ll Tarnaaaf..sns,
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res or ADTERTISING.
p OIL ITO Al.
SPEECH
.JOhH n. EmsOr. Esq,

hrPnhirah tnndIdair ior eoRsrr.. In ihr ID DI.l.,
pgLivsnUb ~
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Tuesday Evening, Oct. goth. 1868.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-10
From. Abyssinia

LONDON, May San official dispatch
from Latanal, dated April Dist, says: Over
thirty guns and mOrtars were DESTROYED at
Magdala, the gates blown up, and every
building in the town burnt, on the 17lh.
The Kings widow and son were protected
10 the Tigre country. The army left Mag
dala on the 18th, and hope to reach Scala
by the end Of May. The wounded are all
doing we'll.
The Heralds Magdala correspondent,
writing on the l4th of April, says: The
King was buried in Msgdala church The
young Prince Theodore goes TO England
to be educated, and Gobaseec is to be
crowned King. The army will leave for
home in two days.
Three other Herald specials, dated re.
spectively on the 10Th, 11th and 18th of
April, which have been delayed two weeks
on the road, have just come to hand, and
giyea graphic picture ofthe fghtofthe lOlh.
When the English came in view the
enemy we're in grand array. The fight
opened with mortars, and soon after $500
Abyssians, with shouts and triumphant
songs, dashed down the hill, aud charged
the British batteries. They were repulsed.
leaving 200 killed on the field, including
two chiefs. Their tactics and courage were
good. The King sent flag Of truce TO
Napier, asking Tor peace. Napier replied
that his terms was unconditional surren-
der. The King replied that he never
would accept arbitrary terms-he would
rather fight. He asked Napier to take the
English prisoners and 60 away hence.
The prisoners were released, but the King
refused to surrender himself.
Magdala was stormed by the British.
The King tried to commit suicide three
times.
Captives say they saw 800 native prison
ers killed on the oh of April.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-10

We publish to-day an article from the
New Orleans Crescent in reference to q
| probable exodus of a large portion of the
white population from the extreme South.
ern States in which, under the reign Of
Radicalism, the negro element viii be
numerically preponderant. 1t is sugges-
tive of the important political and social
alterations thatare in store for that doomed
section, and ominous OF coming state
of affairs which no mind not utterly de-
bauched can contemplate without deep
emotion. That the vicious sway Of Rad
icalsm will make residence there intoler-
able to white men, is not to be Won
dered at
1t is said that some negro in one of these
States, who had undergone the teaching Of
the emissaries from the North who cover
that land, recently expressed himself
thus "De darkics is gittin' dissatisfied.
De fac is we're beginnin' to think dare's
too many sorts of folks here. Dare's de
whites, an de blacks, an de Yankees.
OATS too many to git along well, an
somebody's got to leave" As a matter of
course, this new-aedged freedman has
no idea of voluntarily going himself, and
be has been made to feel that the pater-
nal government that has adopted him
as its ward, intends, in the event
that the medley he complains Of be-
comes uncomfortable to him, to so iortify
him with its patronage and authority, that
he can dictate the terms upon which the
most obnoxious sort to him, shall re-
tire. That peculiar "sort, under the
generic name of Yankee, has already in
duced him, by association and instruc-
ton, to regard himself as the equal in
natural gifts to the white and legal pos
SCISSORS, and the superior in acquired
rights, by virtue of the sweat of his
brow, to the ownership of the soil Thus
set up in a claim founded in the code Of
morals which his emancipators have
brought him, and having, at his back
that might which makes n right, he is
insolent and exacting. "The somebody
that has got to leave is the white man.
according to the Sambo view of things.
For the sake of peace, and for the re-
tricyal of their ruined fortunes, doubtless
many whites, as the Crescent says, will
shake the dust off their feet against
country in which such things are posi-
bic. But if the most sanguine philan-
thropist and missionary from Cape Cod,
and his stupid negro dupes, for moment
think they are destined to enter upon the
quiet, undisturbed and exclusive occupa-
ton of a region once tenanted by white
men Of the sort native to the Gulf see
ton, they have made the poorest "calcu~
lation ever spun among the sinuousities
of ankee cerebrum.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-10

The people of Wilson county opposed
to Radicalsm were in public meeting at
Lebanon on Monday last A county
meeting for the appointing Of delegates
to the Democratic State Convention was
called for the first Monday in jane
A series of high~toncd resolutions
were adopted, and stirring speech
delivered by JOS T. Motley, Esq, in
which he declared for active measures to
secure a return to the government Of the
Constitution
The following embodies the gist of the
resolutions:
That slavery being the immediate issue
involved in the war, and having been
abolished by the proclamation Of Presi-
dent Lincoln, and an amendment 10 the
Constitution, which has been ratified 10y all
the former slave holding States, has forever
ceased. That we pledge ourselves, SO far
as II rests upon us, 10 maintain this amend
ment inviolate, and to defend the colored
man IN the enjoyment of his freedom.
That while the freedman Is entitled TO a
proper degree Of guardianship on the part
Of both Federal and State governmental he
- totally unit 90 exercise the fail preroCa-
tiyes of citizenship To invest him with
the right Of suffrage. of holding Office. and
sitting on luries-in a word, to make him
in his present condition, s0reFeiga. il a
political crime, the tendency Of which Is 20
destroy the peace, happiness, and prosperi-
" OF both the white and black races. and
10 sap the very foundation Of our republic
can institutions.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-10
LATEST KILOGRAMS.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
New York HENS

New YORK, May 9.-Stephen Conray
shot Albert Townsend, at Hoboken, yes
terday, for seducing Mrs. Conrav. and
then tried to beat out the brains of his
wife with the butt of the pistol Conray
was arrested.
The trial of Joseph o. Boyden and N.
Plevis in the United States District Court,
for conspiring to evade the payment of tax
on large quantities of spirits, resulted in
verdict of not guilty. A new trial is
asked for.
A verdict of $4,000 damages was given
to-day in favor of Belinda ElIens. as the
result Of her suit against Daniel d. Kelly
for breach of marriage promise.
The Herald's Havana special says tn at
the case of the American steamers, Liberty
and Cuha, are likely to be made an inter
national affair.
John A. Logan, COMMANDMENT Chief
of the Grand Army of the Republic, an
nounces that the Both of May is designated
to decorate the grounds of the Federal
dead
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-10
Supreme Ceurf necisions

RICHMOND, May 9.-The Supreme Court
to-day decided that debts contracted in
Confederate scrip shall be counted at
the value of money when the debt matured,
and not when contracted, as another decis-
ion given by the same Court, that note
holders of old bonds of State shall not
have preference in no division of assets,
but depositors and all creditors shall be
alike.
The memorial celebration TOOK place TO-
day. Fourteen thousand Confederate
graves in lakewood cemetry were decora-
ted with flowers.
Gen. Schofeld to-day appointed w. b.
Payne Mayor Of Danville. The munici-
pal officers of nearly all the towns in the
State have now been changed.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-10

We are in favor Of the Union under the
Constitution. With the Constitution are
peace, prosperity and safety; outside Of it
are violence and injustice, oppression, an
archy and despotism.
We are emphatically in favor Of white
mans government, and opposed TO military
despotism and the negro supremacy Of the
Congressional plan Of reconstruction. We
will support that party and that Presiden-
tial candidate who are in favor of the
restoration Of the Union and Constitution /;
who will guarantee TO us an economical
administration of the finances, and the pay
ment Of the national debt in legal currency,
and whose principles coincide most nearly
with those enunciated in the above resolu-
tons. We deem it of vital importance to
the perpetuity of our free institutions that
the Radical party be defeated next Novem-
Der, and we earnestly call upon all citizens
throughout the land, who are opposed to
their policy, TO unite in vigorous effort to
secure their overthrow.