davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-20

nW- A Meslern paper de,laus hat there AZ
20 many boys In Indiana named ioF W. CuliaN
that al The graytsinne cutters kerr Oh hand siuns
cat Sacred 10 .he hemofS ol Sshsipf Gul,ns
---. the Let aame to be inserted aiisi ~. n-
neral
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-20

Go- In reply To a refusal b, his larnit ir
take a small boy 10 church 'bscaus he wsa IH,
small The latter replied Well YOU u Lriiri
take me now for when get bigger ! ma, nui
want 10 go The philosophsF attended 'h",,h
that hay.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-20

80 An lTishmsp, nswly arrived. and msu,-
~ ~ ihs q hesan family wss hsurd tosSeisiu,
q. ibs steamer Oregon vas passing o. e'g-o-
"a Reean-he jahsfs 0al, iauf weeks la
Amsuky sud = shisansbOai called b. my ssn,s
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-20
Miscellaneous.
& A s II A RI'S
CELEBRATED
HORSE 6 CATTLE POWDER.
A Certain Preventative
afor all Diseases Incident Co the Horse
aud Cattle.
Miscellaneous.


FNNltiS Powder has been used many YEAR "a,
IL the largest Diaries in Holland aud Swtscr
land with the greatest succeas and u highly q.
commended by the most skillful Veterinarian.
IN Lung Fever and all disease incident T., th"
Horse aud Cattle. Having been tried IL tn..i,,
eases with tho best result. We feel IL nur ,lui .
I" draw the attention of Farmer. aud the I.uh
lie IN general to this Powder, aud we ,r" :. q.
WINGED that the USE Of II will prevent di-ri o..
thereby saving the Farmer from ( eat los.
REEERENCEN
q. II. Michael, Baltimore ruunty Lnp SNAIL.
Jr.. Pkcsvillc Richard Price. Supt Siahi.- "i
the Baltimore City Passenger Rnilwav Elw.
O'Neil. Alex. Riddle. Holiday s"n. Fl"ri
VI. C"rling. cattle Dealer. aud man, ,ih.i
Csrf,ncdt, ef Ioka D,r,,.
ME>,Rs. CHA.. Wv. ClsrAm: ILa," p...u
using your Ilotsr aud tsttlr Powder o. . t,...
V'niaiiVr against disease. i,r Nv. month l'.-f.
aud prefer them &" ahy that hAN. % "a SIS
raitl" -""n {" ik" them. aud them ipi,t o..
Improve it"in Ia" u-.' ~ them when nv ,at
Il" have had rougha. inund them "i l..u. ui
recommend them a. -ul"tlur ~ mt "pint,',.
:" au. nov hri"r" The pnhli,
IoiiN bEVr-L
suhbr~'k falm. nrau r,L.-,ili.. Ni
MI..u.. 'u,- wu.T,-rArt ihaN. 70. o..
ing y"ur r"wtri- l." Hns,.. ind ,liii... 49,.
.,n ih. h"r. r..- under NV chnf.r ,ui l.a,rt.,i.a
them 'up"ri"l I" any that have. .N"t ir..i ,i.l..
They giV" ia" h"rss a'-'i sppc,,t... iud k...i
them "a hnr condition. e. auN .,ti" tna. -,
who will take the tt"ublr &, lt.h NJ nu. It "a,
"oiiv" barry h"rs's.
JAMES TANLpE. IT,
Foreman oiiV" Dnir. Ralt,ni"i...
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-20

Tm SAnaArn.--"li l. by the reiterated In.
sifuction aud impression which the sabhaih af
fords 10 the population the moral princlple
which u forms, BY the conscience which u main.
ialns, by the habits Of method. eleanllners and
Industry u creates, By the Icsi and renovated
yig0r, 4 bellows on exhausted human nature by
The heightened lie and higher health u affords,
by the holiness u insplFes--and the eheering
hopes Of heaven and lhe protection and favor o.
God which Ia observance ensures that the Nah.
bath u Tendefed The moral conseryalor of The ma.
tons" "You nigh, ~ well put out the sun aud
think 10 tighten the world with lapers, destroy
the attraction ofFssss,y, sad ihlnk 70 WELD The
universe by human powers AZ 10 eKllnguish The
moral illumination of Sabbath, and hFeak The
glorious maInsprlng of Gods moral goveFamsnl
over mankind
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-20
iNFALLIBLE
. BLOOD ~ ElFiEE>
TU riHE
ChrOnir 0Hd .icHir Diseases

The -ubiert "i dis~a-r "f bath -rx.s. alI .,,....
anl every condition, who have l"ng h..iut g
th" wonderful curative INw~r. oi III. si..t
remedial agent. but haV" bcrn unabl, t""lial.
H. will rcivice b. know that aTra ng.im-nt. hats.
finally been eilertel by which IT, pr"pnt,i..,n
ia ininr" will lee equal {" III" rapidly u't,.r.
ing demand.
The great purifier ~ the bl,..l aud grern.lt
tor of the human system -lnialiiblc ia thvcut-
"i Chronic DiscH-e- Scroiula. Rhruiuaii ~.
Eruptinns. Erysipelas. Swelling~. rutrid"r 81
cera,ed Throat. Tcttvr. fisinla. PILES. Syphili
tic and Mcrcurial Diseases stomach aud Livrr
complaints. affection "f the kiincys. and Will
restore dcbilitatcd manhood aud wUmanh.-.i
L. th" freshness and elasticity "i youth.
Gc- PLEASE TAKE NOTICE. -
Th- preparation i IA" new uJ,sfari. lat W..
discovered more than century ago. aud ia"
original receipt has been ia the pos.rssj"ii "l
Mrr. br. !. II. Stoddard for period of tw"uty
years. during which time 1t has cilrcicd s"inr
81 the most astonishing cure. ever recorded.
TIL" great misfortune with the preparation ha-
been, that ia consequence Of IL vcgcta blerhar
actcr il could only be prepared for immediate
use for those who would call ia person or -"nd
ior IT. rs its virtues would be l"st by i"rn.nia.
ton IN forty eight hours after being prepared.
unless alcohol or minerals were introduced iu.
10 i,- composition hut that difficulty has h-'
surmounted without recourse Ia either ami It
is now tor the frst time presented 10 the world
IN all its original purity and extraordinary Vir
tues. and will retain them any number ni wear.
in any climate on the globe.
EU-Price &l0O per bottle ar six bottle. Tor
$500. For sale by all druggists.
ES~ PHEPARED nv
Mas. DR. J. h. STODDARD.
No. 20 South bond -. Bnliimnir.
Nov = ISG5.-Iy
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-20

50 4 ashisa.hls I'D, ~ Nsw iosl wasted
. pais ~ slIaa bsffiss sal sfsaw b, tkfswiAs
u - 49, a.ihrrs bod lssaass ks Haald uai can.
ssai - tsks b. - faiaps
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-20

" somsbody has bet s. ooo the, II viii rain
svety other day this summer.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-20

ITCHI ITCH ITCH :
CEASE YOUR SCRATCHING.
GET 4 B11'TiL OF MITCHELL's lTCM
OsoLuTlON. This the "nly remedy now
eNtaut warranted a. eais tLiu Irritating and
aIBoyinP disease /, will cure Itch. Ring
Worm. f',snnrl fl"sh. letter. aud other caia
noous b.. ,s.s.
This Solution J. destitute Of grease. Il con
tnina r"iih"r Sulphur nor Red Preeipiiats. aud
= ;!cr IA "a! offensive olnfs.
Ali iAmunications to be directed to r. %.
MITCH Eli. Butler Post ofii0c, Baltimore ca.
Communications siIiltly private The Solution
can b. H"nt per mail without extra charge -
Send postsgr stamp for return answer. Price
- l'cr bottle oT sik bottles Tor s.. A liberal
discount 10 the trade. For sale Ly hIy Agents,
II. willis. Towsontown. II. =. Thomas. War.
zen. Ma iIintl.. Hartford Turnpike. Mr. GiL.
ton, Druidyille.
Dee - Gu
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-20

NN-Jeuh hillines. In hsfl--Ias answer io
oofreapoaienit aays "iaai lags thai fog.
gssu zais ssftisiisi - ihss rraw .lisr q iaa
eassrd gool 70 bs is..,.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-20
Full DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY
EACH PACKAGE.
Price 20 Cents.

EACH PACKAGE.
Price 10 Cents.
FlNlIE annexed are few OF the certificate We
II have received ia proof OF the great valu"
aud efficacy "f the PoulteT"r-' Friend;
CAREetLIoy, baltimore Co n"c. IL, i,os
Gentcmen--f have used Your D." Poultctrrs' Friend %
upon brood u young chickens that had the gaps and
an harry TO say that hy the Use of few doses they
entirely cured IL will certainly the gaIas
when used according 10 directions
Yours. SC, GLo. HARMAN
ksurs 1ioiEorfAB q 20.
,;enIi, 1eR-I have sold all ,l,r ruait,rcr. Friend
received from you last August The Poultry IN thr
surrounding county dy ing Ncry fas; with "Chole
far =. could ieau It has proved ioF the IL.
Respectfully. GOODMAN
n,LtisoAr. rrh "a lsGs
Ny chickens ~-rs dying srsy fast with what my
ncighbors called Chicken cholera vas induced 90
charm gave IL a. directed, and II cared those that
then sick and have not seen any ul"m. ofthe
II MENcKEN.
eros, and water Street.
JLutEsoS. Frederick County, Md
July 22d, lso7
Gentlemen-The wonderful cures which have heen
made by your d" Pouerets' Friend eanEot fail 10 IN
tersi all uho raise Poultry gentleman Of this viii
lie tried yauT 'Poulterers Friend, according 10 the
direction aud had the desired effect Ia destroying
the worm erctualiy relieving the chicken at once
slncc thsn have had many calls for it aud !, has in
tahir value 60 an who raise Poultry
Rrspecifay, \ SPENCER.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-20

Y. =. cor. Fayct," 4 -. Paul sis.. Bslio.
April {. lsG>. iy.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-26
nnMESTIC MARKLTs.

PnpylrA, Iuas q Cotton And rGa" Snstsnsl Flqar IN
E% TSe NResa,. fer r & % @ i' at Os % co. s5a az s g. c y l %
s5r Gr Pelnana Corn aucr; fa'cs 1900 bush Yoa li
Nike "ees & + 1 & o ., ea o., & a1 M 5I5 '4n & Sog a
BSiTso;r 25-Co'ios srn M5dlar nlc Fear
asl 10 oss dal MaT.snd srd pcnusyl,'g Saa3e We'iSa
&C Eye da , 80 Jo Me,' L"h qa ~ % n''l ag,ei .i9
0.wgGo june 25-Four steady une1nged sale. Jbl,
Whi ei3 ~ ior Double Erra moderate demand. sale,
Zoo s Sash M Wy ~ g. 5 sSS IuoI cesso SPag At ~ s. CarS
quiet; 2to bush No. at 81 oats held e IJe Corn Meal
80 a. ~" I75 !, NV C,rsi Fygtt.Nis, Slc Corn ec
cSi Espols.i 500 Gush WHEAT 500 Corn Ia.50o0
GSeSS1T Ss I " ~ ga a Is of No. s"d 10 w5
ei Con il and deei-ag aI Sf ;Sael yO ioI No. u dS M
r @.. and 10 aIGs5G 30 or Lei Mes Per dai At 2i ui
MAJ. u and dec uag sales shoulder. lIi Packed sides hell
Bacon dali shoulders onrrrd e. packed Gear AO Sie iot
Caic,do june da srag Esa, e 80 80 90 Wheat
uusetiei 30 advanced 2 sales At - No stead at 81 90
~ a. Corr av'nel tg,e sales 81 I @ ~ no. No., 1
Gae OF , aa & . & giG f5n.r .n ~ e & 'l
II s pare ,aS't active s-S At G Bps Neal, BEEF te da
,brrS f5G,jS8S IS Flcglu da Receipts to-day 300 9lls
Forr 900 bush Whea, Us zoo bh CI9 SIy UI1 @ ui''
h.g ha.f Com 25 20 bmh Gat, 800 Live Hogs -
sg s as s So 5ssi %gS sSI. Is Medium BRs Rs
4lGa *4o Fancy 90 e a doing HsGe 5s q R
i G VA, White l5d ~ Isl good Prime, $2d %ll6 ConWbe
in good demand Choice 85aS7ej MIXED Yellow dnl'1Oae Oats
gnT at 7GG5ic RYE aetyes a5a ~ 90 Provisions very
All Mes, Pork 429 2jd 923 80 BacnCeat sides i shout
ders 3c LdSma business choice hs',e neg sa a. bssI
So IN GOOD demand at per head Receipts today-iOO 6bls
gio11. 500 bush Wheat; 1900 bush Com -
syAPHs 25Colton nominay Jc Tor Air1gsi reePn
~ a,nors Lse Flour dull sDd declining, S5dSh Wheat
Ses M g5 Corn active gIdgJc Oats, NE Mess Pork
ni e29 so Bacon queti Shoulders 3 Glic Clear Sides, l@
l7lc. Lard dull, l8e ,,,, e-,.., ,rtu. ,,.ht..u q,
40 a. er Michigan Corn active al decline OH sses OF
r. - or Michigan Oiis declined lc sales oi No al c
H. egbts dull g. TO Buffalo, &C. to OsSego Receipts
"a 200 lpsb. Corn 2.fOO bush. Oats a., MI, l., -.
BTyy1Io June 25-Four du and unchanged There extreme
m Wheat and the prices entirely nominal Corn dnll and
sales of loads st 9d0i!c. closing with pc bh od
~, The articles nuehanged keeeilts-W neat
~ Tap I6D COO bnh Flour. 40 bhls ShpHent-hheA
Wo1 Lush; Cora 1900 bush Oats, 1900 bush Feghs arc
New-York tribune., 1868-06-26

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
, An sun Seis...... 7:55 Moou Set.........
-" nr,H nAi.
i i,s - O0l COWS island. 0:59 le Gats......- asa
New-York tribune., 1868-06-26
Sort daarNm's ylOtits.

STArK NEw-YoRK.
PoRr.vsRDKSs OFFIcE, No. ~ Wiihsm-st
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance with
~ section passed April ~ ss, entitled 70 Att,
in or having Of the subject matter oi ea lI
s,sap or snryrv the following unrr eramns
- h ,h o,t WaeHs the VII
~ within tea das succeeding ths Hors boar s-e
New-York tribune., 1868-06-26

CLEARED
SteamshipsMorro Castle adams l,yana' CltSalder sl
R,ltinore. pirgo johnson. Porauii Herman ~ Oh M'hAe
Niagara BacmIn Richmond and Norfolk Ashland Fos'er
bSs%h SS Plec,ri, E G. Jange Hsmlurg Via philadelphia
Ras-Aaua Pond ZANZIBAR Aoie " Oh hiAH MO Japehoi
IIgse8 8aIoT, Cotes Alicante; W. Grecaongh Brl jack,
a. ss Sa1;,snsb. Ecor ~ Baker P.iladepa
DeU4toue Michs Jacksonville; Aneci, Ryros,
p Neptuues ride Coue. Clox; Emma tBEl Gutifey, -
y Webb. Nurlngtol. 1e'reeofn, y - l.
bale lewis Bostoa Mary Mckee sharp Atxnira; Onward Cor
G0nayes
Steamship Drigo Johnson Portland ndse and pass -,
% days marble aud rags jane lt
q Ion 35 spoke bark Richard Coodea, from huachee o ''
IBas Saern Queen scott Cardf days railroad iron June on
the \ W. edge Of Banks passed bark Fisher with loss oi ma ''
and foru arl deck house. d. ,-..tt.h
Brg W Woo d Haskell Calais 10 days shingles and h
Brig Crescent Fupckuer. Windsor. " > =, ,..
Bris Union Star (ir). Merryman Windsor. n 5. plaster
Drig Maulde ;Itl) CaGero, Naples 90 days flait
ScLr Mar T. Gage. Hopkins. 81 Thomas 10 ass nl's'-
sCHoON kKs-KyEB AND CoAsiM4't-
Lizzie, Addison, Me. ,, ysidie c,.,s. ?. 49, ~ "
Gen. Peavey, South AmboY Inv A. 49,, no,.,,
p. i. Dosuey Baltimore sits ssitsil. Sent A.. h'''
Fython, Bangor narsss E,,, pI,,I.tbn,rt
~ arrASaI,~& Fl,,b ,brth,ort Dsrt. EhIatetapOrt
DOMESTIC PORTS.
-, sS tr,r.1' liIg BllckGsh from Ceufiero.; srhr.
ou % TsCT on Sau Salvador; Fsak Maria fon NeA'l"'ki
Alligator, do q, ,.,irs5 schrs 9 y Adams C.ai. r.,
NeE-logk j. h. JohuSo1, fhi NArths
$50. ETlT A. Burte Eliabcthpsr for NcSb1p poi 1odrs
ne south Am6oy Salemi bngs Heath Bsufr or 10y &
Ine, Martin Egarown for Newport Shi Han ''
Ss@i cot ibboom will puaby sail IN the eoarse lhe J'
FOREIGN PORTS. A.,
IvERPoo 25 Arrived steamship Germany Rom Vioe'' sui
Colorado from san Francisco.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-26

THURSDAY. jane o. 1869.
AgHEs-Tbe market Is quiet 80 25G8 81 Pearls
nominal
COTTONTe demand improved owing to favorable foreign
prices closing fy Of son bales including
2O8J spnners shippers and 29i to pecnao Wegoe'
In Fla. Mobile. ~ Orleans TetsA
New-York tribune., 1868-06-26
THE MONEY MARKET.

THURSDAY, June 25-P. NJ.
Gold closed at 1901, after selling at l4O8. The
pIearings at the Gold Exchange Bank were $780,
i75.OOO, and the balance Sl212sS4 S5. Tho Hermann
took out $35l,COO in specie
Government bonds opened dull, with pressure to
sell the entire hst and decline of }a4 per cent was
made Five-twenties of 'G5, new issue, sold at ll3
and '67s 1l3s 1OOs sold at 107 The pressure to sell
continued until the last Board, when the market was
steadier and there was disposition to buy at the
decline. The market rallied to the opening prices
closing steader. State bonds were active Tennes-
sec ex coupons, 77s new per cents, ut North
Carolnas continue active at an improvement III
suotations; e& coupons sold a a. and the new bonds
alto. Virginias were a shade lower; eX coupons
sold at 5Sl new bonds, 573. Missouri = per cents
were steady at 943 Railway bonds were steady.
Western Union Telegraph was weak, and declined
20 3S} Pacific Mail was less active, at lOls0lU@f'
Express shares were heavy and lower canton was
firm at 80 bid, for large blocks OF STOCKS
The Railway share market opened dull and heavy on
the general list New-YOrk Centrals sold at l54;
Erie, GSl Reading 1929; Michigan Southern, 9lt;
Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 9Og; Rock Island lO4! Inc
North Western shares were buoyant. and on pur-
sbases TO cover shorts the Common advanced to 695
aud the Preferred to 79s. The injunction case was
up before Judge Ingraham to-day; the Judge took
the papers and agreed to render his decision before
Monday the 29h the date the scrip dividend is pay
able. At the Second Board North Carolina peT
sents. ex-cOupon advanced per cent, and the new
per cents Il per cent; the advance made by the
shorts and the large interest yet uncovered may
force them much above their real value The share
market was steady; Reading was higher, selling at
1913. At the close the market was steady, with
good demand for the leading shares Government
bonds close steady at quotations.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-26
THE MARKETS.

iron to be delivered in 30 to co days at NewYor Chi
cago II. IT, BooDY, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-26
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

OFFICE OF TIE ROCKFORD, NUCM oIhTp, I NJ
AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANY, No. Ia WnllstG Inc
undersigned invites proposals for 400 INNS :" -"
New-York tribune., 1868-06-26
rFTpOTrI'W-TI.reI..rooI J
rrcr1nre or ppnnrn-

t ,. Obbs Faur I5 lb. CO.. - 7s sacks Corn Meal
ls11 brf VIE. 2l.2 hs Com t9.i hl. ois lo.- hf-
ne - gEgs AsLe. -. rhst IAfa 10 'a'A' oeie 4'' 'uA
P.tl0,um.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-26
finantial.

TREASURY DEPARTNEST, June Y? 1908
HOLDERS OF 730 NOTES who desire 81 e.,t. 70
avail themselves Of their right to convert the same o ~ p"hl,
ar. hereby po6d that notes must be presented tne
Depar,ment Washington, or ~ the ONCE OF 'h As'"'
United states at Nes.YoTk. as follows: ..sn,d nm a,
lie notes mure 90 the 5,h Of Juse ms m % ne isS Of
h M ib d gr The that became due on ihe ION VI 'uV
na he preseued on before the lst day Of Angns -
M ns IN he issued exchange for the notes VII oea eIe
me la dsv Of Ju and the interest the notes VIII be
setoring The will be Of the issue Of ls o. 100 % a. % % pre-
seBted H. htNOLLoon. eee-,-ty
NOR SALE-NEW-YORK COURT HOUSE
1oSDs bearing SIX Cent interest IN sans to suit
- n"''' ''"e HENRY CLRNS Co, No - Walst
10000 1dR HpRSoN 11Ss S cSunt{ BE- ssn' SS%ss
place. JeneI CJ M
New-York tribune., 1868-06-26

r,,., t7el Sanford sgt De Noyelles. Ne
sullivan - Loader lf7s8 FIaler agt McClensehy, Se
eete' eaSe ~, iosier 48l5 Goodyear Dental 'uic w.
sls,' iis.el sgt smith. agt NeNlIonSll 49,,
@t't As.e ~. Unbbsrd tB29 everett agt Bhoi e M
boll.." '"'''' 80 4843 Jerome agt Boneyn et a.
,s wbemoe sgt Kim 500 Deyn sg n sTi ~ ac, Rvne
- bAl a.. p.srau.n I4g86 Garter, Reer, agt Doremus
is-7 Wosohn AIT FrnescbeL - V "a a. 90, solner e al
ni7s isou - NopcutL t'!!HeI oct Sou6orp
"a Batter at Mtut & al US - I.s,.r
esr3 Hopkins ag. Moekier 49, uty.s,iesrt IN
eo5 Cs i,ie alL Caldwell ct al tSS' a, Not
soc. Levy asL Moore. '''''''
$50 laIInEi". a5 Held by CARDolo Court opens
s0fA a 10 o'clock
, C,,y.SDssgIlell Ss 6T iSGRAHAx J.-Cour opeus at
10 A. m. CaHothe Calendar al u M hs!' @ Ihssoo al
a.'Sltt'el es. ~ iL, Igq LIST Nat Bk agt Green et al
no Statarl lgt. hhawhan % al 20 ~ -, f,bn 80
i2e Andrews, Sc, agt GenVihe ~ t. S sgt ul,ar
Wooden Co ~, -, ~ ~ a. w., " p,,rIs' '
ri .IsAam et ST. agt AnsIe"s - -. ySuis+ W@rs.ev
-, go o., Graham 2I6. Krohu aet Occhs
-. .9.,al. Dou1i,ay ga Smith 9st Beers c,
OoAN'' opcrs a. N \ n one Hour Causes
o.s c-.,.o., I I,cr " " I,s2 Smith agt. Laehemeyer
~ Hra1eT apt Holt IT, 849 Rosenberg aet Kelly sheriff
% .. .Go0dknd agt Lent Jr
5aS C,pe, IA sherney ll59. Fourth National Bank agt
2a5.. .Ne.zrar a1t lGutsIhach go. McOOiL ON
1881 Petit. plil Az Weston Sljy't uIts agI " OiOoe
s DouglTs~ art EcoL l22t8 Phillips agt Croker, &c
l72 Vo ilsln srt Ward. 1894 .Copp agt Sa0mon.
E2 Merchant ast Union Nayga ~ Andermed &C. ag Soghns
ton Co 1908. Cornell, &e, agt smith
couroy PLEAs-TRiAL TERx-PARr U-Ieh by DAILY JCOurt
opens n a. N One Hour Causes
Torrl1u agt LYMAN Il46l. Layton agt France.
2l83 Smith agt Lowell 4lz'. Same agi same;
1871. .iIursplui ggL Tate 1907 tttngeh agL btah'
i28I-.teasrt act Green. 81. Hatch sgt Leherueah
i65 Whitaker jr 22i8 Philips agt hehbard
E2 gan ag Greene 2377. Fifth Nat Bank agtCromhie
i75S Fu1ke sgt RaLr 2U9O. .Eikns. Sc. agt Bozeman
.IynaG Franklin. ZdJ.. an burtn ogt beNSe'
t5 Parker sEt OCai aIhau, LSol heiuslck aBI bAyAu
New-York tribune., 1868-06-26
sBIPPIHG INTELLIGENCE

PORT or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-01-22
HOME MArTERS-

Go AND SEE lr.-As many who wish to see the
modern improvements for making our dwellings
at once elegant, comfortable and convenient, have
expressed a wish to examine the new house Of Mr..
l.. D, Huntingdon on School Street, he has con-
sented to throw it open for all to examine, on Fri
day and Saturday of this week, Jan II and IS.
BANKS AT the annual meeting Of stockholders
of Montpelier National Bank, Jan ii, the old
board of Directors was reelected unanimously, TO
wit; James II. Laugdon, Z, ?. Jewelt, Geo. c,
Shepard Daniel Baldwin, r. r. Keith, Carlos
Bancroft, Dennison Taft Somi-annual dividend
A per cent j. h. Langdon, President; Geo c.
Shepard, Vice President; Charles A. Reed, Cash
ier.
The First National Bank of Montpelier also re-
elected the old board of Directors unanimously, to
wit j. A. Page, Il. Richardson, Silas Burbank,
j. I. Thurston, Il. Il. Smith, Charles Dewey, j.
W. Ellis Dividend 3 per cent. j. A. Page,
President; l.. +. Richardson, Cashier.
The block on Central street, Northdeld, owned
by Mr. Albert Stevens, was partly destroyed by
fire on Saturday evening last. 1t was occupied
by the bookstore of Mr.. Stevens, Mr.. Bruce, har-
ness and shoe maker, j. G. Spear, meat market,
aud Mrs Wright dealer in fancy goods Mrs.
Wright was partly insured. There was no nsur-
snce on the rest Of the building.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-01-22
Congressional.

IN Executive session Monday Jan. Is, the
Senate voted 35 TO g. to reinstate Mr.. Stanton us
Secretary OF War, aud the Secretar, vas instruct
ed 10 send certified copies of the resolution 20 the
President. 80 Secretary Stanton. and to General
Grant IL is said Senator Fcsscnd n made Il spen-
did argument in defence OF Stanton.
fne House was equally effective in passing the
bill. (ayes 49, nays 39,) fixing the quorum OF the
4 sepreme Court at not less than five judges
and on any question involving a constitution two
thirds Of the judges must concur There was a
lively debate. the most important fact shown being
thai this act substantially restores IN law of l7s9.
which dNci the number n Judges at sX and re-
quired iour for quordu SO that, on full bench,
two thirds vote was required 20 make decision.
Ia Senate, Jan. IA, Mr.. Williams offered a res
olution instructing the Committee on Finance 10
inquire into the expedicncy Of providing for the
funding and consolidation Of the debt Of the Unit
ed States into obligations whose principal shall
never become due, bearing interest at four per
cent per annum, payable semi-annually in coin
and exempt from all taxation, and further TO pro-
vide for the purchase OF such bonds from time TO
time by the Secretary of the Treasury as tho PEE
euniary ability OF the Government may justify
Laid ON the table
In the House MIR. Schenck, from the com. on ways
and means, reported back the Senate amendments
providing for the exemption Of cotton from inter-
nal revenue lax, with the accommodation that they
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-01-22
WASHINGTON COUNTY MASS CHRISTIAN
CONVENTION.

According to a call issued by the pastors and a
committee Of the churches a Mass Christian Con-
vention, for the county and vicinity, was held at
Mortified, January z, 1868 From nine to ten
o'clock, A, NJ, a prayer meeting, conducted by
Prof llungenord of Burlington, was held At a
quarter past ten o'clock, the convention called
to order by Rev. j. Gill Of NorthGeld when it
was organized as follows;
Rev. j. A. Sherhum Of Williamstown, Presi-
dent; Rev. G. 5. Suith and Rev. DR.. ~ r. Fos-
ter of Montpelier, Vice Presidents; S, w. Shat
tuck of Norihdeld, Secretary; II. r. Weaver Of
Waterbury Assistant Secretaryi Rev. Mr.. Gill
Chorister.
After singing, prayer was offered by Rev MIR.
Smith, when the regular business of the conyen-
ton was taken up,
This was first the reports of churches, The re-
ports showed that twenty churches, with mem
bershp Of 1910 were represented IN the conven-
ton OF the 1910, only l30 were young men un-
der 40 years The Sunday Schools had aver
age attendance of 2l32 scholars.
Second, The question for discussion, "What is
the prime object OF Sabbath School instruction.
aud how can il be secured, " was opened by Rev
+. b. Taylor OF Montpelier, followed by Prof
Hungersvrd. The remarks Of these gentlemen
were interesting, and to the effect that the prime
object of the teacher was TO lead the scholar to
Christ, and that to gain this object the teacher
must be hopeful Christian, and show the seaolar