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EiDht HnA,ircd Mites tompi.ied.

AnoD,rr hundred mile pos, has h,rn tctchtl
ga a., lui"n Pacific Railroad not n.,n tine.
mos" 800 "c rclcai ih's report ahica Ia. r,.uc
., us'i-i lime within iwo ,c,is ia.i t,i.lc
the Who'll, liz, 10 III, Pacific ocean will q, ,.sn.
llri" al lie longest tailruai ia H.. wo,.d ..l,,
tr iu s.r,s ,s'ul up,tati.u L., 'A.u ou. ,rtt
~" - t'hi,SrHr'it @: litr iurdr ..a was
'at'lc TIE occasion iot utii.rsi ,,..rt.'ul,riun
th.i li.i. p. aud %. e., 90 H., rYfa.... i..'.
r.:l i.! t',u lni.' 90 tlt,r uai. m.,,
..as. g. o .dd,i aul ,hr ihiIu-sau.,..i i.,
Nil go '."A-!a,'f. a',f l,t,ri r." point
which m,;is min" huudi,d nHl,. Such t.rilii,
o c.a.'iH' lion. Unparalleled ia ilr lsir,, 90.
raiio Hug his not teen attained %, -. IS, ,i..r
- sat "t lciutucLct. us is i,>liHo! T.. tn
e"''tt'r. ~ commissioner, APPOINTED to Nan,iuc
ani i,l go upon the road aud b, % inul'i'ul, -.
intelligent cic-wiiGes.t, q, ihc ,onGi,iuu aud
woihin. 81 the road The Union Pacific Hiilru,d
has t,rn 'i,qucnil, referred 10 sss nii;cnsl OK
Thr rXi,ai Of this nationality has j4si leu la..c
,irikingly manifest ~ report urpn ,l. Iiai.,.
poriA'ion on the Plains. pcruii, mod b., 'a+
United States QuaIi,imasut.G.u,iai.I i,u. q E.
report }, rpic'is ,hat the r,io, ,.i ~. t.i!road
',t itir.. Itiaiioa Of ~ freight ra.. ,!..i
ou'-'ua. -. that pail Tor sin,.tr .,,t..-t, N...
ons. The amount pad thr railroad 90 !,'.. "a
such rsn-roria'ion was niau, S5ou oon all
ilr san'. mount 81 fausl.f'a.irn b, ,.,eous at
li' contact riicr lor ih,i !e.' vonti hose
cost =. - ~; o0 n "'h,r word ihe ....ne
Zee u" .'tt.Gm,n' ~ tie RAILROAD. 90 ra, ,r..
With "n average OF So n,i,, IA olsmiieu. anS
amosi tvp million dollar. Gcurrul 81. n,,i
vel. .'! hat government ,ou!i h.'',r aa,il 8.
h.i 90, road entirely at is o~t expense than 70
has. q .Iunin unhHilt
III" Trasurcr's report shows The u,i c,tuiu-.
'ns 'hc .''..s .alins jauy 10 ls6-, 90 hay, L,.r.
oy,, t.'r million dollars TIL. - cyrt Na.
ou s. d, .iurs' alone, ,ai rs. u'.., o Lint ,t
$50. = ."'a. ifaHi- vii &C. wl,,u 10, t.,.s l.t..
w. eumii,'.
- In !. ,l.r ,4i pc.us nI.'. shu H,rr
un4 i.uun 80 iuuhi 'h,' ~ 'sh,.r f.4, %, ii.r
r"it. ST.. '.. Gai...i ues' t,.r i.i. Geo..
'rsni'..H .tcrruins ihc roui "a o.. p,at
.'..i g.. "tJ 'r ',lul 10 ,nntl. ,,5.a.,
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THE B.ILTIMORE W.IRkIT>
HfRRIEH.

- lh. 'ih "i Au.u :. at th. tt,,t.. st. I..t
..'ii..''. y fillmore. vs. llsv f.Wcrs o. q 5.
Sni nir', 9" vi Htrs,,t !. Ptra.. 81 DO. Bll
tlni"ir rstuiv
"a the :iih "l A.:lsi. hy s.,.I e. ii.as.f.
En 7. h' - a. NJ Ia, %, ~. bath 81 ualii
mnfr county.
On the 18Th inst. by Rcy. " u. Chapman.
W.. .. ttrstNts a. sis. Mar, =. IA ~. ~.
h'''h Of kaltinnrc county.
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BALTIMORE. SrrTEvaIR l6fu. 80,
As'sp Z n Z ~ e TiRTER
:: second S,rri. nilii,aor.
A.ENTs ~ rHr CONTINENTAL iiTE lN.tG
AN'E CnMrANY az NEW YuRk
G.hfra,,n I d.stc g.. acsuaa i.i-. ti!fi ..t tI-
irc'l - 10 uu. being 90, atn.tHt u ttiie, GOA a.,
lit II NY late hn. and william I Mason. l..u,d O..
10. Continental lit' iusArincr tnmtaut &c u YufL
u'" d~'irr {" cApr.ss iay t.aik- Go 3,r.ci,,, uii
ihr 'Wfny f'r yslr rNir"m' ,,tt.-y nni aii,nti. 30
o. g.. it'ti O. IS o." 'd'fi uas t.i.d 90 nt iat q.
"i.isin 60 n,uiry
pmnit gcutlrtn %.
y l~stltiy s"If..
o. lt-Ms T,rrtt .. W,...
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lyrirnIfmIaf Fairs.

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STATE EIn1HrrS.

W. t.r lefulc .laicl to our Ital,ls tlD' o.,
cNlcndilu,c. authorized by the last Legislature
amounted o. ihc startling sum OF Ss,Gls $40 81,
aud ihai OF hi, vas, amount good share went
10 pay .h1nntcs 10 rebels. the dandy mill.
"iia, aud Swhnn's oS stcr navy That the last
Legislature did appropriai, mari, nine millions
OF dolims fict which any one can ,uiG
who has ropy OF the state Laws fur lsiS 10 bis
possession. 1hii be- il remembered, is the amount
required by lcmogiaiic administration Ia ui.,
fgorc There has h,tn no cAiraurdin,ry de-.
mind upon uuf Treasury the Union mrn In ~
"lesacir, ui debit; Wh,n NJ. jump tie last
Union Comptroller wen, uui ui ii:,c. d, .,ii -
clean halauce.shc,l, handing over Ia his s.cccs-
sur - larry surplus nul with ~ just c'nin hn-
paid The iirs, democratic Legislature after that
made Nj Leonard send up d,spnirus so that,
thu treasury wa cmpiy, and caused him hc
serch the mcmhr, Of the Gcnctnl Assembly 10
pause in their career OF tx,ravagancc What
must lac think when NINE MILLIONS me r,-
quitcd Of him? To show more clcarly how great
has been democratic wasicfulncss, We give an
extract from an address just Issued hy the re-
publican State Ccniral Commute which adj
dress. by the way, his beer printed IN English
aud German aud he been scattered Broadcast,
producing, everywhere il Is read profoun
sensation
TlIE EXPENDITURES ~ IHg LAsI LEGlsLATrRE.
" The appropriations made by the last General
Assembly are rs follows
Special appropriations. .i"t 10
General aplfuf nations ter i~Gs... l.GgH.1p~ I
General appropriations Tor i.Gp.... dli.jss ~
if'ANt tNsN.ts
This girul total Is ia addition 10 the SIN 600
which the tuusiiiI,i.ud Convention Of So COS
| the State There nit A.s1 idtny other ii.us. 81,
tending 10 adj gIu,'iy 10 hc state ;aA,s, Viii q
are 10, cuuniti ,.rl bring apvlic,ll" unlt io Sin
gle cnuuiits, such o.. iuCttls ~ tlr fees 90 sh g.
| IFS cuns,ahlcs aul other officers nui lruyiliu.
fur the building Of h:ig,a aud Gulis--iu f.ei
| upon nearly every subject upon whiCh u Was pos
siblc TO sin further add 90 the burden 't lana
| ton
| Ia the boil, ilai appropriated tin. amuunL
reaching ucatly nine millions d. .'1i,i above,
,hcr, wasnoi Republican E,,f, membri 4 'hc
Senate and House o. n,cs.u. q. i-6- Wa 81,
| democrat u,r Cons tfcl',t Wis h democrat. nc
Treasure "as ed 81 n..tl,t, ID, Gu,.ln,i was q
dcmociai. i !, - m.,i',i ;ut Wni'h ,Aai puiy
Is alone t,sI'uns ihc, a...' DDtn urr ,.u1ru. irr
c9li,: siun jo p,t ',N .rti r.ulinup.', r,, ned
upon Nat ,hr, e., noe uriuu. e.. them ,ou.
sidrt r,N su,., inrt,i-' j. 'h.i. .,.i,. .r.,,l.
ing ,l,mucrti> ,- hr iu,I,- . .la' nigh
t'N'- .'t iri 3, .i,t r.t, p" ..-..'-e
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~ ra'" tAh th-if uionpnts Ia this they have quite
sucrcr 81. II j. generally conceded
that CLam- fiaus Maiotiiy should come ~ IL about
:. 600 bat a. u T. 10 viii b. ahnu, 5000 shoNihs
falling "a oi 7.nOo votes "
Avery comfortable conclusion. certainly. Lui
il lo". not quite agree with tho despatch fr.m
a democratic source which the editor 81 The
i,r'aa' publishes directly under his remarks.
That despatch .A,. that last year Chamberlain
Received ,.u"i yotc.. while til. wear h.. IT,
ceiNui n"u. THAT loc. not hook much liL, g
ulile 80 % s.uao." Thc.c immense trb.i
"rliu. must he lgur'd nu' a'cotin. &. the
fii" la.i town 90 the "li uv.i" ncl"iy
90 ra.r- our .. Gt..
CHtrt ftur in4a,s .satt
faicr .tN 3. tWen'y nine.
And eighteen eleven.
Aud tHc.u t"H ani M.
u b. s'ry plain g $780,
" can rluy al thr stat.
Uy TIL double rilr u thr,r
Ga" ,elc5i a,ri =" tory - f,nus. wri.
TT. has heard the iull particular. 1T these
" gain. anI tell. Us about them "a IA" follow.
IN lr,,rs which b, received
SQttrtNk. NJ
f"C. "l'Nts tss II, rle,i.an Ia u, ,oun Ia,
l"fr ia'. a' ." 'si~c,ri The Republican. ha,, ctr
risd ~ TOW" - q" in'.'i mao'.iy but o. hcs,tr.t
r. roTlnnat. gain Dr.. been 100 ~ prmn. ATTIC ~. "a.
'"' vi" 800 'y ~ ~, hg -.
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,4is ~, ',l,.,,i, =, ,.,'i '' w.
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ssh ..sr rl.d..lt. i.r.., Fraud "..f'. f..
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:" 81 ''''''
80 "'''
-,
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.....,...;..
= Ifn,t.fg
IT,. ".. ~. u.-.aiing tavern
500 pH.I." ''ifitic'.'
-. t.-.. nam "r man
..,. u,. 49,,
y i'Na'oh that
$40 "t ,.'."d. the
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-26

GgpE.E wnAA., ~ ~, l'.t NcW York Spiit
u the u nes, yes hi. ad,.'c 10 friend who
wants IL "hp,l h,'s ON 'lc rfr.hlcuiinl elec.
zion
- suiscrii' who d'sird iu itt un iht tl,c.
iion u ifani '' the cN'ni - -, o00 inquifrs ~
"a whether W IN xiv, him sDne point un the
other T. by Itch be can safely hedge" IL
Other words, ., .ke sninr ennuief bet which will
Ia short. prot his money. oar friend l. too
pfudeu W. would not adsisc him 10 hedge At
ALL but II he 'uts 10 make his betting ~ nearly
sure Thing 1ssible. Ne would advise him
after la ing ou' his 8, 900 N Grant. ~ invest
about 400 " uying Confederate bubd- H.
can secure abc $40 600 worth ~ them fOf aluui
the sun We . ne, aud II seymour aud blair
should lie elect they would spon he worth 6ny
cents on the dollar"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-26

N'-NsN W ANaAl NffN fsistNN
t.vui"m'n.- nur.rt a.. winter 81 49, "a. ,...
much out - Al,i afflicted uiti .rtr,. f.,ai l'tA
~ =" nf' "Hf iHr and 40, .a' Il M .iii
e. zach an extent sit.s Co. ai.fm ms srifaa Co. n.
a. 90 no fr.git bIri. 'l.- time 's 4 gs4af '
RECOMMENDED rrm' lies. uitt tile % 90 .aI r-.lf
and tad o. lgi g 60 t f' n,,t Suut-t+ ella.
hini' "a! health bst before Carrying TIL. iltuu
int" 'uri eas iudscsd ~ 90, urgent solicitation 60.
tnlr agent, NJ liuntl' =. 2. give u Wi.tAE- H,t
>'4 Nitr tntEEl trial. I'D 49,. and Q" uiy 80
~! found immediate ain rnairit r,il~ ~ ~. a,. ~
.ntg o"e honic ard 40. noN DO good irih a. ,.,f
ei~tr your ila..in q TIE he., rrn.slir. lsr
'ansAf ''lhs and al .,ia i,s,ff.s uou 90 g.. and
rHuscinu.ly recommend it Die suci.
Your, traly. rETEE SHAW
~ pared 10y SErii ". TpNLE& son. /, r.. mon,
:, Bottom. ani mf sl.e D., irlsr.t. gu, rail-,
TRACE : CELEBRATED <ALVE
'' constantly hearing uTahlr rrjo.i from th.
who has tired this remedy. Amy Anthony. Wifr %
Marx Ahih"ny. 'fth.s city. ani living a. VI Locust
street afflicted with frinn the finger sas r.,~ntlv
induced 60 max Trial q the Saitc Aima.t instantly
u" cNl~riruesl Icli'f from tie Pain, which L-d ,,m
almost uucni nahlr Every other remedy but tht.
proved unataiiiug Thee who Lasc tried !; ono. Az.
fat-hyi u it. mctit.. and nothing ALL induce. them g.,
ic Hitlont saprly IhH R,r,r Wv, Aug - In
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-26

q. iloiaiio seymour aas chairman Of the
national democratic convention which, at Chiea.
go. 900 1861 declared lhe war to he a failure, aud
called iof compromisc aud surrender IIe has
ur',r apoosi1'd for his part ia that infamous
eli'c ha'h.r gathering, nor has the democratic
rai' ',rr officially Or otherwise Felracled this
~. n.iVc sluF on The bravery and efficiency Of
tb' ,ulcnie'r army. Soldiefs will remember this
man 10 November.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-27
Gen. Granl's Explanations.

We find in the newspapers the fol-
lowing letter from General Grants
Chief of Staff. to L. n. Dembitz, Esq,
of Louisville, Kentucky. explanatory
of the famous order expelling the
Hebrews from the lines of the army
HEADQUARTERS ARMY UNITED STATES,
WAsHINGToN, May 6, 66S. I
SIR-Your letter relating to the
order of General Grant, dated Oxford.
Mississippi, December II, 1862. ex-
Polling Jews, as a class, from his de-
partment. is before me. You are,
doubtless, aware that General Grant
has never, either by himself or through
the aid of friends, attempted to de-
fend any military order which the
emergencies of the service seemed at
the time to require. However, as my
name is attached to it as Assistant
Adjutant General, it may not be
improper to state that at and
previous to its date our mill
tary affairs were in most
critical condition. and important
movements were Transporting. General
Sherman was collecting forces at
Memphis and Helena. Gen. Grant
was moving steadily against PEN ber-
ton, at Grenada, keeping up appear
ances of immediate attack, to divert
his attention from Sherman; and 10
cooperation with Grant, Dodge was
moving south from Corinth. The
success of Grants plans depended on
keeping the enemy in ignorance of his
real purpose, namely, the surprise and
capture of Vicksburg by Sherman;
and it was, therefore, of the utmost
importance that every avenue of in
formation to the enemy should be
closed.
The most stringent orders had pre-
viously been published, forbidding
persons going or coming through our
lines, limiting traders to certain
boundaries, and prohibiting the pas
sage of coin South, or the payment of
it for Southern products. Persistent
violations of these orders by persons
principally of the Jewish race, were
the subjects of constant reports by
many of General Grants subordf-
mates, some of whom had even issued
orders expelling them from the lines,
but which General Grant had prompt
IL revoked. Reports of the same
character we're also received from
other than military sources. At
length, on the evening of December
18th, 1862, (the date of the order, the
mail brought from Washington large
number of complaints, officially re-
ferred to HIM by the General in
chief of the army, against this class
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-27

of persons, for violation of the above
mentioned orders. The General felt,
after reading then. that some imme
date action was demanded of him
He realized to It's full extent the crit
zeal condition Of military affairs. and
judged, whether wisely or unwiseiy,
that to meet the exigeBcy, action must
be immediate, thorough, aud in form
not to be evadeds The order you
refer to was the result. 1t was writ
ten and telegraphed to his subordi-
mates, without revision, leaving all
persons not justly amenable to its
terms to be relieved on their individ-
uai application. 'le3 i.i s9v - a-s.u
The idea that it was issued on ,ac-
count Of the religion of the Jews can
not be seriously entertained by any
one who knows the Generals stead
fast adherence to the principles Of
Ameriean liberty aud religious tolera-
ton. ~ as a. Tsa
Very respectfully, your obedient
servant, JOHN A. RAwLINs
To Lewis n. Dembitz. Esq, Louis
vile, Kentucky.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-27
A CORRESPONDENT ofthe New York

A CORRESPONDENT the New York
Evening Post gives the following six
reasons in accounting for the unanim-
ity of General GRANTS nomination at
Chicago: 2a b
First. The test question of Thomas
Jeffe:son can in this case be answered
in the affirmative: General Grant is
honest; he is capable.
81 Second. No man living has rendered
sush great and important service to
the nation as he.
Third. He did not seek the pfhce-
a rare thing In these times. #a
Fourth. He is cminently practical
man; fair minded aud moderatein his
views, but 6rm and determined in the
discharge of his duties.
Fifth. The election of such q man
will not only give peace and assurance
at home, but will elevate the credit
and prestige of the nation abroad and
remove all doubt among foreign peo-
pies of the stability and permanence of
our financial system, and of the. com
plete restoration of civil authority.
Sixth. The conflicting views and
angry feelings engendered by civil
strife not having entirely subsidized, it
is of the last Importance that the
President to be elected should be a
man of high character, having the
confidence, love and gratitude Of the
peOple.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-27
q nlnrraIIc EcnnnmA.

As an indication Of what the Con-
f.derste Dem crazy mean when they
pirate about h gh taxes and the neces
sity of economy. which they affirm
would be inaugurated if that party
were placed IN power, we copy the
following from the Cleveland Leader.
In unguarded moment the Peep e
ef Ohio placed confidence in the pro-
LESSONS of the leaders of that party.
and placed their State Legislature
ufdey its control. The result is told
bEthe Leader thus. go I,.tes
The Democratic party wentiinto the
last canvass in this Sfate with cry
against high taxes and promise of re-
trenchments They electedtheir State
Legislature. Since the first of Jan
suzfy this branch of the State Govern
meDt, andTth alone. has been under
Democratic management. How have
they kept their pledge. They have
held legislative session of 134 days.
at s. per day-the longest session ever
held in Ohio at the highest per diem
ever paid State Legislature. They
have adjourned to the first of No
vember, with probably a six mouths
at the next meeting. So
nearly one hundred thousand dollars
excess of Legislative salaries have
been wasted.
The total expenses ofthe last Legis-
lature were 1890 The adjourned
session will commence on the 23d of
November next, and will swell the
whole expense Of legislation for the
year to $215, 600 The entire expenses
of the Republican Legislature last
year were $96, 843.
Meantime, in order to make a show
of retrenchment, the Democrats made
wretchedly insufficient appropriations
for our various State Asylums. so cut
ting off from the really needy in or
der to benefit their own pockets.
Such is Democratic retrenchment.
Tax payers. how do you like it?
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-27
Conperhead Tactics.

The character of the efforts which
the Copperheads are making to
awaken the prejudices of Jewish
voters against General GRANT, may
be inferred from the facts stated in
the annexed extract from the Indiana
correspondence of the New York
. Times: og ca SIS
Two circulars have lately been adj
dressed to a great many Jews of the
Republican proclivities in the West
ern States for the purpose of inducing
them to join IN this crusade against
the Republican candidate for the
Presidency: One OF them is dated
and mailed at St. Louis, and signed
by a certain Isaaes," who styles
himself Jewish officer, but who,
il is said, cannot be found in that
city at all The other is got up in
Chicago. and is not signed by any
body; but it is full of preposterous
falsehOods concerning the opinions
which it asserts General Grant enter
tains in regard to the Jews in the
United States. But these efforts are
wasted the Jews now already declare
Indignantly that appeals of this kind
are insults to their common sense,
and that if, as certain Democratic
politicians have advised, mass meet
lnes Of tie Jews should be called, for
the purpose oil making demonstrations
against General Grant, their leading
men would be the first to denounce
the movement and the designing poll
ticians who organized it.
The Je,cish Messenger of New York,
the leading organ of the Jews in
the United States, has already most
pointedly denounced these partisan
efforts to array that people as a class,
against the Republican party.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-27

The decIded stand Ii ken by Col
hIoHRIs. ri Quincy. Illinois, an old
VIII el torse Of the Democratic party
ID hat State. IN favor Of GRANT and
CoLFAx, has occasioned considerable
futtering among the unterriied of
that State, When such men as rMoR
BIS, of Illinois, and WADswoRTH of
Kentucky, take the stump for the
Republican, candidates the spemoc.z
raey have reason 10 become alarmed.
2 The indianapolis JoErndka says the
Democratic Cofnven ton 81 Indiana
pledged M PBkDLtTos the Support
of the party IN this State. and Mr.
HEND8IcKs, as s.noninee Of that Con-
vention for a Stateaof6ce wasnhdh6rs
ably bound to make good, so far as he
was Concerned, its promise, But Mr..
HENDRICKs don't see it IN that light.
He has never been PEEDLEToE mar,
and it will be with The greatest rel1c-
lance that he ever Wiilsbe I'd 0d9