Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-04-29
THE OLDEN TIL E.

THE OLDEN TIME
In August, 1876 the Fcdcralists ofFrcdcr.
ick county, in Convention met in Frederick
Town, nominated the following tickets:
For Electors Of the Suite Senate.
JOHN GItAHAME and
ROGER b. TANEY.
House Of Delegates.
JOSEPH TANEY,
JOSHUA HOWARD,
IGNATIUS DAVIS,
RICHARD POTTS.
And appointed the following Committee
Of Correspondence:
Dist. Mol Buckeystown-Gco Buckley.
No2 Frcdcrick-John Brenglc, Dr.
Jacob Bacr, Frederick A. Schley
No. 3. Middletown-Gcorgc W. Bnrst.
Ter, Trap
Nod Crcagerstown-Jamcs johnson.
Nos Emmitsburg-Wm. Emit.
No.6 Tancytown-Upton S. Reid.
MOI Wcstminstcr-Wm. lIodgkiss.
Nos Libertytown-Nachcl w. Randall
Moo New Markct-Dr. Belt Brashcars.
For Congress, IhiM District, Frederick ana
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CHARLES J. KILGOUR,
HENRY II. WAKEFIELD.
The STIR Of Ftderulism, published al
Uniontown, said-"To the polls to the
polls men of Tancytown and Sans creek
On the first Monday of September next
for the purpose of giving your decided
and undivided support to Roger B. fancy
and John Grahamc as Electors for Senators
of this State
August Is, 1916. - Marricd-On Thurs
day last by the Rev f. W. Hatch, Mr.. Sc
bastian Graft to Miss --JOhnson, both o.
this county.
July IL, 1885, Married - On Tuesday
evening, by the Rev. David Martin, Mr.
BOYD, all of Frederick Town.
The Brning IN Efigy Of Ztchariah Hood
Our friend John Gombcr has furnished
us with some interesting particulars in re
gard to this transaction, which occurred
many years ago in this town. We will pub
fish the narrative as soon as possible.
MuWaM gazette, Aug. IA, 1874.
FREDERlcK-TowN, May 10, 1856
Capt. OBal. one of the Principal Chiefs
of the Seneca Nation, while on visit to
! this town. n few days ago-having visited
Frederick Town in his younger days-eN,
pressed himsclfto Capt. Valentine Brother
in the most Obsc4uiolls manner, and with
the warmcst sensation of gratitude and at-
lection towards the United States; and that
the great object Of his desire was to settle
friendly intercourse between his people
and the United States that he has re
nounccd all amity with the great King,
who had SO bascly betrayed and dcludcd
him, and, that the subjects of his dccciycr
were settling and building on the lands
opposite Niagara, which he is determined
shall not stand. lie will therefore calmly
and deliberately give them three sufficient
warnings, which if they don't observe and
comply with, will be the means of obligng
him to put hostile measures in execution
he likewise expressed an earnest desire
that Congress should nominate seven gen
tcmcn, whom he would amicably take by
the hand. and conduct them 10 their Coun-
ell Fire ut the Gencscc, that they might be
convinced of the truth of his assertion, at
which there were several strings and a belt
presented as tokens of the pacific DISPOSE
ton of that nation. A number of our citi-
zcns were present at the interview in which
deep interest was taken,
IN L.. 7S6-Some contrarictv of opn-
iafr-.e-t-rrzz7r; TO exist here among a portion of
our citizens Us to the time when the Bar
racks in this place were commenced. We
can state on the authority of our fellow
citizen, Mr.. John Fcssler who seems to be
well informed on the subject, that the build
ing was commenced in 1851, in the reign OF
Queen Anne. The person who furnished
beef to supply the soldiers of the British
Government first stationed here was Mr.
George Ebcrt.--Haryland Chrvnicle.
| THE Mr. Ebert above referred to was a
relative of Mr. Nalerius Ebert, the worthy
ex.Mayor of Frederick ethyl
April 10, 1Sl7.-Married - On Saturday
last in this place, by Rev. Mr.. Deyan, Mr.
Isaac Roberts, of Frederick county, to the
amiablc and accomplished Miss Jane Mat
thews, of Elk Ridge
GLOW happy man may pass his life,
When he is governed bya good wife,
What tongue is able to declare,
The worth that falls to woman's share
Jan. 10, S24-Marricd-On Tuesday
evening last, in Frederick, by the Rev. Mr.
Schacticr, the Rev. JOHN WINTER. OF
Gcrar,lstown, Va, to Miss HENRIETTA
EMMIT, ofthis county.
Jan. "a, 1Se4.-lnspired by the noble ex-
ample of Lord Byron, meeting of the
friends of Classic and Christian Greece was
held in Frederick Town, at the Union H0-
tel, kept by Wm Michael, on the 10th inst
to aid the Heroic Greeks in their struggle
for Christian Liberty-DANID STEINER
was called to the Chair, and JOIN THOMP.
son, son of Andrew, was appointed Secre-
tary. GEO. w. SHARP, Esq, Editor of tho
CHizen addressed the meeting in spirited
manner in behalf of the suffering Greeks
and offered series OF Resolutions, which
were promptly seconded in glowing words
by John Thompson. On being put to vote
the Resolutions were enthusiastically and
unanimously adopted. Committees wcr.
appointed to carry out the benevolent and
patriotic enterprise. OF the committees ap-
pointed on that occasion, there are now
living Bishop John Johns, of Virginia, the
Rev. Father John McElroy, of Frederick
and Mcssrs. Edward Trail John Strattcr
Philip Reich, Jacob Engclbrccht, of the
same place; and Joseph l.. Smith, of Wash,
ington city
FREDER1cK-TowN.F February 8, 1856.
The public have formed an idea, that by
the latest mail from London, they should
hear something from the British Admins
tration, respecting the Treaty of Peace
but behold we hear nothing Of the matter
Col. Joseph, of the Six Nations, are now al
the British Court. What may be the i'm
portant business? The British say, we are
already at war with the Indians !! that may
! be hereafter! What private information:
hnrn hncn communicated from our fOrcigl