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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-09-18
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-09-18

REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
Fer Secretary OF State,
GElS. ED WRIGHT, of Cedar
Auditor of state,
JOHN 4 ELLIOTT, OF Mitchell.
Treasurer 81 state,
,tAJoR SAMU Ell + RANKIN, Of Washington
Register Of State Land Office,
COL. CO. CARPENTER, Of cbstcr.
Attorney General,
MAJOR HENRY o'CoHNUR, Of HGscatine
Electors at Large
GEN. S. h. GLAs0oN, af Hayna.
J. b. YOUNG, Of Linn.
DISTRiC! HLECToRS:
ASH p,st.-niRAM sCHoFlElp.ot WASN'T
II JAMES ]. LANE, OF Scott.
-. j. ~ ROGERS, of fayctte.
ga,. Maj JOHN Mhl Err, OF Jasper.
~ w aAEE o. Mills.
t.tn, s. r. TAFT. OF Humboldt.
ErpRESEAT4 TIVE IN CONGRESS:
,tu d,.l-NM. LoCGliRlDGE, Of Mahaska,
C,rcu.t Jadg.-w. L. MILLER.
Republican County Ticket.
Fer Clerk OF District Court.
i. = BL1NN, Il F.ma City.
For County Recorder
JACob YEIsER. ir., Of Toledo.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-09-18
INA COUNTY RBIURLICiN

FRIDAY, SEPT, Is 1sGS
M. Il. C. TRUE, ,.. Political Editor.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-09-18
Family Circle.

On Fourth page. It is proposed to
devote one or two columns t. such
original and selected matter rs shall be
especial y Of interest 10
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-09-18

Send Money by Registered Letter.
Catalogue Of Goods sent to any address
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-14
STATE NEW p.

-NcGregor boasts Of a new three story
bank and a twolsgged cat.
One hundred acres Of land sold for
s., 100 in Wayne county.
The Dubuqu. street ears have been
hauled of, and slsighs substituted.
Dubuque oil ,srs are conspiring to pre-
vent the Bsrnard>Tswey prize Aght.
Ill health has compelled Bro. Shannon,
Of the West Union Gazssts. 10 resign. Mr..
Yollmidge takss his place.
A brsassman On the ID. 4 s. 9. read
fell from his train at Palo station lasl
Thursday, and was run over ard killed.
Mrs. Webb, Of Dubuque, . passenger
on ths ill-fated uibsrnia, vas among ths
saved
Leap year hes bseu only partial sue
cess in Iowa this year.
-rhs citizens Of one neigborhoed 10 Ma
rion county got up a wolf chase the oihel
day, and succeeded in capturing one big on,
alive.
The " Capital City Zoua,es' 10 III,
name OF a new military organization At Del
Moines, Of which r. Olmsisad 10 Captain
Several hands on the Dubuque L Sisul
City Railroad, residents Of Earlviile. OF
Sunday took hand car and went to by
srsviils to attend christening. On theil
return home, and when near Earlvills, on,
OF the party named Rohn, Was INSTANTLY
killed By his head coming in contact will
the crank Drunk 80 usual
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-14

CoLp wsArnsR has come, and We would
direct attention to the Advertisement oi
Jamss Don. No. 8 East Frsnt s.i est, wns
has rev on hand large lot o. cooking and
heating stoves Of the best quality. wnieh ne
is determined to sell a. lrea.'y reduced
prices. Give MIN a call
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-14

Ar rns BAZAAR. within me [ast few
days, an immense variety Of every inagin,
able lind offancy goods, has been rscsi' ed
The ladies should not fail 10 cal and exam
inc this elegant stock. There 10 soneth.n nj
that will suit every one. and many exquisite
pieces Of bijout<rie which will bear inspsc
II an
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-14

AngAp YEr.-RobeYt Krause is nov in
receipt Of splendid lot Of heavy goods, 70,
winter wear. The texture 10 unimp-aehsb bic
ard prices low. without doubt it 10 the
most desirable place in the city 20 selec. q
stock from. Merchant tai!ors saould cell
avavoy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-14

CkossiSo IBB RivRa.-At Fulton the
river has closed and teams were crossing
on Friday ~ d Saturday. Il 10 also report.
Cd closed about three miles above L.
Claire and pedestrians c.sssisg. Teams
crossing st this psiss are sbligsi 70 ship BY
rail 10 Rock Island
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-14

Hsme.' rhs prospectus s?pesrs in ancth-
Or column, and we mos; earnestly ask fer
Il, thorough perusal. l, will bet first,
class faui'y pip.- beyond the shadow Of =
dsub.. I; viii be tie leading paper 81 the
kind in the country, We fully believe -ons
in every particular worthy sfthe most ex-
tsssivs ps,rsnags. rs corps Of writer's aud
contributors 10 nsds Up Of the very bsss
talent 10 the country. Read the prospec-
tue and fsrward year o-dsrs literally.
Tucsu beautiful furs At Soith, "the Hst.
tsrs." will make = nice Christmas present.
Go and see them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-14
THE CITY.

sEs notice Of Almet skeel's suction sale
Of furniture on Wednesday next.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-14

Tss Central Park 6kA,i,g Rink wts
flooded last night. 1t will be ready TT
the public as soen - il fretx.s. The sur
fAra vii, he exraleut
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-14

TEE s'eishipg in tie country 10 reported
excellent. and everything on runsers was
out yc.tsrdsy trying it. Te-dsy it 10 con-
sidsrably warmer, and. unless there is
another fail Of snow, it viii soon be gone.
So, youuy f,lks. improve your time.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-14

5000 lSs-EAD o. $500. The plane to te
% d BY shares At the Catholic Fair, en-
Thu sday Of this week. cost $500 instead Of
$500, ~ reported BY Us On Saturday.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-14

Msssss. Luss / Gs,sos, IS Perry street.
near poss the Office, are new opening their
stsck for the helidays, their variety is a.
good q, usual.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-14
Notice I'm Bankruptcy.

TINS r. TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT ON THE
i l<th day Of Dec A. u. 1865, warrant 10 bark.
Yuptcy was issued against the siateof EpnIa m G.
keen, in the County OF Clinton. and ctais OF
Iowa, who has been adjudged . bankrupt, on his
delivery OF props belonging such oankrupt.
70 him for his and the traneer OF any property
By him for hidden by law. That meetng Of h
creditors Ct the eaid bankrupt to prove their debt
and choose sssicneee OF HE estate, will
be held ct . Court ef Bankruptcy 10 be holden n The
city of Daven port, before NJ. NJ PRICE, Register. IN
the goth day Of lamar A. D. 1869, At 10 O'Clock
An.
declA-d4t mon wv. CLARK,
L.. Marsha, ,as Messen ger, Dist. of iowa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-14

SKAriHG FsAf.-A young man skated
from Bu6,lo 10 this city, this morning is
40 ainates. Pretty COED tune On rsssh lee
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-14
WANT

A GENTS wASTED.-ss: TO fscs per month. or .
y Colmissios from which t~lcs III st amcunt can
be made By selling tse Lsscst Improved cc~Hor
sfssx fASly Sr~IsS AAc8fSe. Price SIS Fur
CIc alafs and Terms sccresf
T. BOWERS 4 CO,
dec9-d 4 Wsm $40 South "a g.. Pa iiahe lpaia-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-14

AnnY Rs-uSios.-Q1ite . number Of our
citizens and former soldiers leave this
evening for Chicago, to attend the Army
re union in that city on to morrow and
mex. day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-14

Smith 1 Co 81 Brady street (s,ors for
m,ry occupied By Sicksls l. Preston have.
this day, received IN invoice Of Fine T, r.
and Buffalo Robes, which they are Offering
at half price. Go and see them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-14

PLEAsASr MORNING SsR R.-M.gnihcen
NJ. b., but cod wes .her won't catch me
again, for I'm gsing Up to Shields MILL
after scms Of those nice warm blankets, ,snd
so lie did, just ~ every good citizen should
do, not forgetting that he also keeps wints'
clothes for man or boy, to give comfort and
joy Of every name, 10 cover tie msscaline
frame; stout and nice for the ssssen oI
frost and ice think and werk, for the mesi
furious winter storm. And just now, gssd
felix's, % ths time to visit the Davenport
Weoisn Mills.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-14

1as qssstlsn whether ladies shan vsls
= dsiaed - lAst.-Yss, 4 vsas - bsss
tah6o, - = - sssulntss As-~Levs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-14

THE Besr Ys-.-Its Of no use to disguise
the fact hat Ru.tsnbeek / Co., has got
tne most superb sets Of jewe!ry and elegant
articles for holiday presents sf any firm in
the city. All Of the very iatest and mos
fashionable designs now ex,ant ale on sx
hi5itiou in his SHOW casee. &c snk lsok .,
them before selecting your giftr.
FouSp AT LAsr.-Sberif Schniteer has
been psrsmbulating the State in search o.
the State Reform School, which be At las
found in the Northwestern part Of Lee ceun
", sixteen miles from Mt. Pleasant, Henry
county. He thinks il absence OF al th.
evidences Of civilization will reform, shs
State has secured . COED location.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-14
To.Oev's Advertisements.
Centleman,s Scarf Lost i.

AsT THURSDAY NIGHT BETWEEN TIM
l. Bssdgs ead the res.d, sce OF u j.. ksars, en- md
Street. . Gsntieusn's Scarf-new- isgetner With Z
email gu ant " OF wool was lIsi. ne dncer vii b
rewarded By leaving tho came at this oitce.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-14

vrHR UNDERSIGNED, ASSIGNEE OF TIE
Estate Of Joseph Bssne;t, Of The County oi
Muscstiee, State Of Iowa hersbv gives notice
that hs will on the 2oth day of December. A. ID,
1855, at 10 s',lock A. N, st the Livery Stable
Of David Hill, in Davenport. Iowa. sell at Public
Sale the Assets of the said Bankrupt. to the
highest bidder tor Cash, consisting OF notss and
ace. unts, and one Horse.
JOHN ". 0REEy. Assignes.
Davenport, Dec l4th, lsss-dlot
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-14

Perhaps We havs No stronger er uors
conclusive evidence Of the high degree Of
culture and rsinemsnt attained BY the
American people than 10 svinced in toe
growing taste and increasing demand fer the
6ns arts. We have been dsneminated
practical . mat,sr-oi-fAct' people, and 10
. certain extent this vas true. but it was
the result Of circumstaness. W. had Z new
continent 10 subdue, . new form Of govern
msat TO establish, new institutions 70 found,
aid new civilization 10 build up. All this
required Of Us practical effort, but il 10 ac-
compshsd. Now our educational advan>
tages and opportunities for the development
of the hnsr feelings and ssns Utilities Of our
nature are more universal and far reaching,
extending to all classes and conditions Of
society. While not neglssting the more
substantial and useful arts and pursuits. we
can boast Of taste and love for the beau
tfal and ornamental not surpassed BY many
in the Old World. We arc appreca ating
more fully, each year, the influence Of the
fine arts in elevating and ennoblipg the
mind and heart, and contributing 10 that
higher and more refined culture witch fsn-
ders Us capable of enjoying the fnsr and
moro exalted pleasures Of life. Hence traffic
10 the ornamental arts is becoming IN in
s,itu,ion among us but noAmsrican seems
q re,liz. so clearly that "a thing OF beau
~ issjoy forever" aud come SO fully up to
the public demand in this line Of iIsds %
Messrs. Hoveys 4 Ilefron, Of Chicago.
Their store 10 a perfect wilderness Of treas
ures aud curiositiss of at. II hi0 long
been the favorite resort for lovers Of be
beautiful and ornamental, but il sht nd Be
much more go nov fer il 10 richer ttsn er
before, in everything that can ado q ID
render enjoyable the home Of rsfu,ms (.
Their s,oc. embraces arge stores Of All
Sorrento inlaid goods, French water colsr Z
Munich Hun nations, japanese curicsitss,
oil psintings-the choicest in the country
many Of them by artists rendered il!ustri-
Gus By their brushes, on both sides OF ihs
A l,ntic. In short, almost everything tha,
fancy can conceive OF ert devise from Z five
thousand dollar picture down to . sprig ol
English ivy. They aell at wholesale or re-
tail, and invite inspection ~ TO quality, va.
riety and quantity. Their stock comprises
eserything in tho Inc Of rich and elegsn,
holiday gift. that the most iastidious could
wish, and nothing is more tasteful or ap-
rropria,e for = present than work Of art.
Tns useful will perish With the using, bu,
the ornamental is permanent, always aderd.
ing pleasure and beautifying hsms.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-14

Light bread makes light hearts. Koyal
Baking Powder dsss il. Ask your grocss
or il, sad tsks NJ ether. I,Gs . decided
Improvement over any ethss. f@
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-14

'sHslar1 AsS sHsis..'-As psvisosly
sssssneel he aossassailS knswrA end Nh
y 1supsAasl EEa ot Psatlsyin D6Gss = %,
sre absut y start ~ Amsvieass e6D
asvspspss, y - called ~ "Hsesth asd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-14

PrHsoSAL.-Ws had the genuine plsas-
ere Of call 70 day from Capt. P. E. hall.
formerly Asst Adjt General Of 1sws, and
new resident Of Sarategs, New York. He
il hale and hearty. and has every appear.
snes sfpsacs and prssperity-.s a.l Of which
hs 10 undoubted ' entitled. Tbs Capt. 10
new . member OF the 6rm that ewps ths
great mineral springs At Saratoga. and deals
10 that excellent style Of GUNNER drink.
He hss net besn in Dsvenpe.t for several
ysars beforehand Of csurss he 10 warmly
greeted By HE numerous friends. He steps
It the BnEtia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-14

0ran1 Jury Ter lo00-0aa Rosle
Jary fer Aho February Tern.
City Of Davenport, Robert Mcfstcss,
John Csnsrsn. Jas. Psttersso LsClairs,
Jshs Moore, George Gast; Prisesssn, Geo.
King; Wisasld, Janss Arnsrsng. John
Madden; Hickory Glsvs, Fred Noller,
john Kerker; Shsridss. George Kasssn ;
Roctinsbam. John @. Sta6slbaek Clsena,
0sstgs Eulsr; Liberty, Peter Paulesn !;
Blu@ Grass, Pssslsby Nsbsrsal!.
PK5rT yu1Y.
City ef Davsapsss, A. T. Als1sndsS, W.
V. 0srr, Jas. Csnainghso. jobs Hillickss,
A. 8. Tiffany, c. 8. Asklsy, ". x. Lisdsay,
Robert Hsnns. Edwin Brean, J. 4. Daven
pert, Henry Krack, Adam Wsiesnd, G. c.
Alvcf6, Andrsw Wal3, John Lillis, e. T.
Jshsson Hickory 0rs,s. L. D.. white,
Levi Bs0ediek ClssnA. Hans Waiss;
P'sssant Valley, Chas. Atkinson. q. W .
Fsnno Libsfsy, jas. Hails, Abnham H
ssr Du6als. T. \. Mitchell; Lsclairs,
Ferdinand RiekIs, II. F.. MeCarty, jas. Ma
Carr, .. T. Stsnebraksr; Winfield, John
neSssen; DAvsnpsrs sswuship, Peer
Lamps. 70 STas. o. : sstSUl&
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-14
Literary.

Literary.
Hoss Sroarts; by Alice b. Haven. tcousin
ALICE New York ID. Appleton D Co. !; 81 5
Ip. ; Luce 4 Griggs. Davenport.
A book possessing rare merit in the
homo circle. The ysuns will And the
writings Of "Aunt Alice" ever worthy Of
their constant psrusal. Almsst every line
eentAiusa beneficial thought. Her wfitings
are true 10 nature, morality. and to the
living, breathing and ever Glerisus truth.
Interesting thy are, almost wondsrfully
-, and should be universally patronizsd
among those who would acquire and sus-
tain correct literary taste.
Call ss Luss 4 Griggs. IS Perry street.
PosrrcAL warrrses % Fr,s Gassxs HA,l.ck.
wnh extracts fcsm shoss Of les. kola,sn
Drake edited bv Jss. Grant Wilson /; New
York, D. Appleton 4 Co.. Davsupsrt, Luss
4 Gtiggs.
The writings Of this great American poet
were ever popular. and appreciated. The
above named volume 10 = sparkling gen,
and should have han y pesitieu 10 svesy
library 10 the land. Many Of the pieces
therein we're nsvsr before publ,shsl, snd
are Of equal merit With better known pre-
duetisns. Most cordially Dc ~ recommend
it to The public. Call Tor il u Lsss I
Griygs'.
prcxsss Woass library edition BY d. Apple
,oa 4 Co., New York Luss = 6riggs. Dav-
export.
The third vslums Of this cheap and very
elegant clifton, esaprising ''Osr kutuAl
Friend" Little Derrit." and Reprinted
Pieees." 10 nov rs.dy for the public. Tais
edition is one Of immense popularity, and
very justly 80. for il 10 beyond qusstisa the
NEST slabsrats thing fer The mensy sve'
offered the public in the Dickens lins.-
They will make splendid holiday prsssnt
Inquire fer them at Luss / Griggs', 81
Perry street.
Csrq. MAnrAsrs wonKs; CHsAr Errisx Dy
d Appietsa , Co, New York Luss
0riggs, davenport
just published. "Japhet in Sssrch st I
Father" and .Kius's O~n," in plain. cleal
type. and COED paper. 80 cents each-th'
entire series Of these ever popular STANDARD
tales At only &6.55-twslvs in numbsr-
within reach Of everybody. Call for then
at Luse 1 Grieg's.
wAvsllY Novsls by D. Appleton 1 c.. Nsv
York Luss : Griegs, Dsveapset.
"Red Gauntlst' jest issued. Applsss'
L Co. are turning cut this excellent eAeal
edition Of the world renowned Wavsrly, .
The surprisingly low pries sf sS cssts sAcl
clear type end gsed papsr. The satir,
series sf Is novels for $500, ipela ling stee
portrait Of Sir Walter Scott. Every ON
ean havn = asH a. that 8~nea
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-14

krUot 0iiustei Uptau8w - csSobOSop auu ovo
10 that excellent style Of GUNNER drink.
He hss net besn in Dsvenpe.t for several
years Beforehand Of course he 10 warmly
greeted By his numerous friends. He steps
at the BuItis.
DAvEsroRr TALssr ArPR.cIArED.-
Msssrs. Luss 4 Griggs. this msrning, ship
ped two beautiful pictures 70 New York
city. They are . morning and evening
view on the Rhine. painted by MIRA. Harriet
4. Metzgsr, Of this city. The morning view
10 one Of the finest pictures ~ ever saw, 90
perfect in design. eelering and shades
Beth together, they are credit to the tai
snt Of Nrs. II. The fact Of their being sr>
dsrsd By ssotlsmsn Of New Yssk, whs
aaw them before they wsrs finished, and
hes bought them .. high price, ter his
own house, fully afiirns this fact. Coed
for Davenport talent.
IssraAxcn on 1as MrruAL PLAx.-Ths
widow Of George Syphere, engineer on the
c., r. I. L P. r. T.. between tiis city and
Des Moines, bss just received 81 800. - in
surance msney on her husband's life. (as,
II viii be remembered, vss KILLED saily this
fall, near Iswa Ci;y). The plan Of this in-
ssranes 10, to many, rew-haviDs been il
operation snly about 6fiesn mcnths, among
the engineers Of the United States. Each
engineer pays . smali sun 70 become Z
member. and sgrees to pay enc dollar and
ten cents on the death Of any ether mem.
Der. The enc dollar goes 70 the widow o.
heirs Of the deceased, and The tes cents h
to pay for transacting lis business. By
this means . eaesp Insurance 10 secured,
and none Of their merey gees 10 make in.
susascs companies ard agents rich, bu,
goes directly - the friends Of the insured.
Thsrs is much 70 commend this plan 10 par.
ticslar classss. % . ehesp and s6seisn'
means Of insuraaes, and - doubt II will b.
eoos aers general - itis bssiss usdsrstsod
Dnring the fifteen nsnths that it has been
IL spssaiion among the engineers IL hai
csst each sss snly eli. They have fully
asnsnstr he prscticabilisy .: the plan
We learn that efforts are being made v -
tabljsh Q sioilar company in this city
which, ws trust. will BE- suceessfut.
PAn PAtxr WILL Srer PAm wHxr Dec
rcas FAlL.-wslestcs Pain Paint win d
il; and il yes have Cssarrh, recsllsst tha'
wolcett's Annihilatsr, pint bottles. 81, vii
| erAdieats ills disgussisg disssss, ross and
branch. Six pints. ssss ire u expssoI
ch.rees, for -. u one pint II Wslsost'l
pain psint. A91poo Dr.. .Welcsst, III
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-03-21

DEATn uF \ rRoNiNEST CrxEN -tu,si.s tll.
roll McTavish, Esq, died a; his residence IN Ga.
ionsvllc. in this county on Friday Of last wech
aged - wears The deceased was widely known
and highly esteemed lIc was the son u John
McTavlsh. tot long series o. year. British con.
sal At Baltimore, a grandson ~ the late Richard
Cs,on. aud a grca,-srAnlson OF Charles Carroll
"i CatrOl'0u one OF the signers OF the Declaration
Ut Independence w McTayi.h married Ella.
fourth daughter of the late Gen Winfield scott.
vino with four children. survive him H. MA.
formerly the proprietor Of tarrolit.u Hall one
OF the largrs ani most elegant estate. in How
ard c 'nniN For several Achrs past the dcccas, .
had been an inVhilcd having los, nearly til, en-
iirel, use Of his limb. by paralysis barring d,
portion o. hi. life b. was an extensive sla, eLo.i.
er but. Tot many YEAR "a. thorough rtnanci.
paiousi It Is s,ii ti,i a. the Presidential cleo
ton ia $50 hc was the onl, man In Howard
county. where lac then resided who voted 'or
Abraham l.iuculu
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-03-21

Nav brtLnisa ASSOCIATION "A Esw hu.!alaz
association has been organized Al Union Meeting
House, 10 the sth District Of this eonn,y, and NJ
We understand, meeting with great success. We
DO not know who are ils olieers, except thai
yohn W. splcsr, ESQ, Il Secretary, aud n W
Daagherty, ESQ., OF this town, solicitor
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-03-21
InRolYent Notice.

N-oTi' r Is HEREBY GIVEN. T. d." cred
~ itors Of CONRAD kRpNEE. ru arpi
cant Tor the benefit ot the "I,tii Afiic.- 81 the
Code "f Public General Law. r"laiiv" - "a
solvents. that the sa .Moaday 30 uav. l-6. hns
been fixed tor his appearance ." answer inter
rogniorics. and Tor y final hearing 81 his case
before the Circuit COur, for Batim're count.
Dated 18th dag ofJanuary. lsds.
les, EDWARD II. ApY. Cl"tl
L.. : n...A
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-03-21
Farm For Sale.

IEJ ACRES FINE LAND. fronting on the
l c~~ West side Of the Dulancy's Valley turn
pike, miles from Towson,own. in a -
.cSr beautiful and healthy neighbor- nm
- hooi, well fenced aud watcrcd Iii
Xso acres covered with o hcavyI..As
growth 81 wool and timber suitable for fencing
and building purposes. and convenient To a good
Jaw niil. The Northern part fronts On the turn.
pike nnd also On the Manor road and is well sit
uated i'r store ~ public house. or both. The
Site being directly on the turnpike aud can be
divided - A. To Civ" a portion 81 the timber to
each lot. Their" Is plain dwelling and small
orchard 81 hnc apple. Apply to
HENRY ". COOKE.
law Bnildings, 81. Paul ST..
Nov. At baltimore.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-03-21
For Sale.

A FARM oi - ACRES, tx mile .r.in city
IA limits "n the Franklin Road aud run. -.
ming back Ia Dog Wood Road and 81 miles al
north from Ca,onsvillc; House good size r.
and in good condition switzcr Barn, 4OxiO H.
Also, Corn House. Meat House, Hen House. .
Barracks aud other l~ildings plenty %; good
water. pump at the door. &c 20 acre. % fine
Timbrroi original growth. Price Sp."on terms
easy. Apply 10
i.oN1NETKEE y KIN
Feb : H. rswsont.w,t