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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-07-28
Maior General sherman.

1t seems to be the aim of the radical
press to misrepresent and traduoe Major
General SHERMAH whenever an opportu-
nifty presents itself. At recent reception
given to him at Columbus, Ohio, be made
q short speech, and what purported to be
an extract from it was telegraphed all over
the country, making it to appear that the
General had "wsrmly endorsed General
Cox, the Republican candidate for Cover
nor of that State, and announced his in
tention to support him." The telegraph
having accomplished its work for party
purposes, the Columbus Statesman gives
the speech as uttered. What General
SHERMAN did say in relation to General
Cox is represented by that paper to have
been as follows: f
He said that It had been asserted in some
quarters that he was unfriendly to General Cox,
the Republican candidate for Governor, who
sat at his right. This was mistake. He had
always spoken kindly of the General, and COM
mended him as scholar and agentleman, and
as having discharged his duty In the late war
but he doubted the policy of his giving up
Major Generals commission for the Governor
ship. He would not do it; but he supposed
General Cox thought he had q surer thing to
be Governor than to retain bis position in the
army.
g General SHERMAN was careful not to say
that he would support General Cox for
Governor, and he was also careful not to
commit himself in favor of the radicalism
whose standard bearer General Cox is.
Commenting upon this, the Statesmen edi-
torially says: gig ae@ laI;
General Sherman, in his speech at the north
front of the State House, on Thursday, said
that he had received his lessons in patriotism
and good government from the statesmen OF
the past generation-from the statesmen OF the
old school-and that he preferred now to turn
to them for advice and doctrine rather than TO
the politicians of the modern school. he indf-
Gated most clearly that he has no sympathy
with the radicalism of to-day, but that his SYM
pathies are with the great constitutional con-
sentative party of the country.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-07-28

Counties not enumerated win be entitled to one
Delegate each.
JOHN B. BRISBIN,
Chairman Democratic State Central Committee.
ALIx JOHNSTON, Secretary.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-07-28

NEW JKRsEY.-The Republicans of New
Jersey have nominated Hon. MARCUS l.
WARD for Governor A resolution was
passed in favor Of the Constitutional
Amendment, but resolution in favor of
negro suffrage was tabled s5st H10.l1
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-07-28

A HEAs1uI riot occurred in Chicago On
Friday morning. A saloon keeper shot
to death soldier of the 9th Iowa. The
soldiers dsnolished the whole front Of the
saloon building, but the object Of their
wrath was rescued and carried away by a
locomotive. fa q lige3 7sG3 ~
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-07-28

MUMMY.
Miss Emma Lattamore, of Edgefeld,
Tenn, has been arrested at the instance of o
LOYAL quartermasterb clerk. The young Lady
is to be tried by military commission. Those
in the secret cay she did not smile benignantly
enough upon the young mans wooing.
1t Is stated in Official quarters that It b the
intention of Government to reduce the army
TO 100. 600, If not to $1,000 men, ct The first
practicable period.
--Goy, Andrew, Of Massachusetts, refuses to
sign the death-warrant Of Green, the Maiden
murderer, on the technical objection that he
plead guilty to the crime and was not, there
) ore. convicted within the intent ofthe statute.
"A mutiny occurred . short time since It
Fort Leaveuworth among the 9Th West VII.
sinia cavalry and other troopA who refused 70
march across the plains. They were plsced
under arrest sa sr. - PFC
= The Republican State Convention Of New
Jersey nominated Hon. Marcus l. Ward a.
candidate for Governor. Gen. fitzpatrick was
permanent President ofthe Convestion, which
was In all respects, An Harmonious and enthu'
siastic one, Mr.. Wards competitors were
Gen, fitzpatrick and Hon. A. q. Cattel
v-Gen. Pope has returned 70 St. Louis and
win assume command Of the Department of
Missouri, under Gen. Sherman. Gen. Dodge
takes command Of the Territories. .aa
7 There is great excitement, at Richmond
concerning the sweeping enforcement Of the
eou6scation law, and business is completely
stagnant in consequence. Efforts are being
made to secure suspension Of the operation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-28
NEnsfMcnN.
lDARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

ID ARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
" uspnrcEpEETEp ATTRACTION
POULTRY, PIGFON AND RABBIT STOW,
TIE nATi0NAL POULTRY SOCIETY.
UNIQUE AND ExT 10 adsi DISPLAY
PURE BRED FOWLS
EVER WITNESSED ~ TIL, COUNTRY
rREHfUMs AWARDED Will BE ANNOUNCED
TO-DAY.
r hErF sTE2}NA IT is e FEsTSs baSIA
e,tia.d TIE ORANGE GIRL
IMPRESSIVE N 4 hhsfGfSFi IN rsxcs
EXTRAVAGANZA DANCE Xl E 81 DE"AH
THE BOONE FAMILY CONSERVATION.
rom '"' ROYAL COLOSSEUM. LONDON
oLa ass s RsEhplsos COMIC SONGS DUETS. Ola
One 4 s, IJs i pH% e sgs HSgp & YEARS.
will appear to the visits Of DESTROYS Of taking ~ No
hand tins REVOLUTIONARY HERO.
h MUS s AnI .rt aoNvfHTED iNTQ froNE;
PROF. II MISUNDERSTANDING CAL ". tLAT ps
" NO GEtss SsTTEG l',fIS II MOTION
Al isrs end Million tu1osiiies
Admission 30 sclts; children under ten IS cent?.
GRAND EXHIBITION or MAMMOTH
NJ WAR PHOTOGRAPHS:
THE BRUA DWAY hTHEhEUM,
FORMERLY THE CHURCH. OF THE MESSIAH, NO.
723 bROADWAY:
will be opened ,bi. week or he grand exhibition Of large
and very lH'e'' M TX ;fs't' e WAR VIEWS m
IN .d the south Which wrIs =. - a. 1--WE
with arGes N The Dcpaftnent II 'he SCUM, and
dnce t,y ps. Of historic Interest which are Ssw 5foash,
before tie pablo through tie irsdium o. aPow.'h ns.a
I square sharp and ven de, 3D. and In ali respect. equal
u photographs OF The ordinary sIo -, ,,oy
Tas la acPssnde. PAnRoTr Gun MoUNTEDBr
MAJUR-GE.. GILMORE
INJUiy, 1882
THE 4 "a, EtN9us ~ Anu A SS EHhSnrsArp
JAMES ISLANDS.
f9fn 5YMEbs tH2n vE S STSA s.p
AND PORT ROYAL ISLANDS, AID AT SnAusokT;
'LoPH o E5EHA sy AdR s Ah EesaEISS
CASTLE ST. MARCUS rxtcri9. ard interior
'sHERsiS CAMPAIGN n a ATLANTA AND sAvAN'
SHERMAN and HI, GENERALS, incudir GEN. wM B.
HAZEN al FORT INGALLS, tER. n,
viii D co@Sr"ce S' sScLAiRS MAsoS Pic1ietoI..
DHILHARMONIC SOCIETY OF NEW.
TLea.. couc-r. Of the o .raen wiz take place ., til.
SATURDAY. APRIL %, ats O'Clock, p H.,
FUNERAL FUN MARCH. nom BEfIAoS E:,'s SYMPHONY
in CONNIE Of the deaS o. oarle President
STIu syMrFh AHr r y SKI htfr Hnss
4Rih-s Comfort Ye siy Prcp,s ~ Il 3 Ilea,si,s
Mess.b. ...,....,........... .Ar. 4 fERRING.
Of the hr Of the cLi nisne n "Loreley,f
MENDELSSUHN by the German .krsns OF New
York
Soprano Solo-Msd Pa1loch unior the direction Of ar A.
Psar
Conductor. ElsFELp
,sunouLcsd.
Nofsnacrters Tickets I'll &c each. he had Of Sehaf.
fenbers Luis, No. 7ba Broadway, or Bees ScirmerA
No. 1Ol Broadway.
sub-crioer- will please Apply for extra tickets becres
o'clock D. A. saturday
Pubic renar.aI No. IS viii take plaes SATURDAY,
Apr 70, at "a O'Clock IN the piorBls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-28
Petroleum.
CUBSCRIPTIONS NEARLY CLOSED.
SUGAR CREEK PETROLEUM COMPANY.
CAPITAL ONLY S25O,0o0.
SHARES e5 EACH.
WORKING CAPITAL, 5000 SHARES.

President, CHAS. q. JUDSON,
Sawyer l. Jud.on Noe. 81 and % Cbarpber-st.)
Vice President j. l.. EvKRl1'r Cashier Broadway Bsnk
Treasurer CHAs GOULD, No 90 Wsll-st.
Ten Well, going down on tbs Companys property
p the Richest portion Of the famous Sugar Greek Vsny
There room for 800 more Tie Trustees viii refrain from
Of the prospects OF The SUGAR CEEk
PETROLEUM COMPANY. The Shock IL wor wAfiRrD
The pro elors depeAd for their profits solely Rax
aiRKrT rRicE 1'l.
But few thousand shares will be 'od aud .he'o on the
only Lener basis viz: At THEIR PAR VALUE
Ib. Con,,nys property 10 worth than the entire
Cs,dts STOCK The later small, deed, that sven ten
barrel well will pay regular monthly diniend', .nL.
Pispsctu,e, aud Maps he obtained aud subscription
effected by application to CHAs. @. JUDSoN, No. "a
tcbs,nbsf, a rCiils. GOULD No. 20 WslLst.; J. l.
sEvERrr broadway Bsa.k o. 20 either the Trustees Z
1 SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS, FOR TIE LIE Ot THE
EsT0CK kBEsERyKD AS WORKING CAPITAL, ARE
kOrEHEp FOR A LIMITED PERIOD, Al THE OFFICE
kOP sTEDIAE. EWELL Co, BANKERS and Brokers'
nc. 81 LIsLsnss Lsos New-ioih
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-28
nliliiarp Notleee.

NEW LAW.--SOldiers woulded in th
~ nne of duty or their heirs, I'D to BonIiy
SHELDON & LEfFEhTs, % fhrkros IfmesB uiidint
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-28

NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA AN ID
IN BkLTiMORE CONSOLIDATED
pFTiIOLEJM AND MINING COSPiNJ.,
|OgGANiZED UNDER TaE LAWS OF NEW.iohhec
b,yid ,o so0o shsre,. rsr valar IS
SUBSCRIPTIONS fluCE -, ~,
|FoR A LIMITED NuNsln oHLt ~ SIZES Or
30 EVRgHER Aa>tirii- II OK Cell ~ Ihf
w sIJ5SC ViRFEs. y 900 SHARES Az
HksEKTED FOR MOIhING
CAI!fbL
Y,edlsnt...........l.S :. tLaNk Of Nr~YoIt
Nice-lr-sidrni ........h -. Mlshtki He,s'l ".4
IL hngtr........s.'s.s. - ~ ~ 49,. ~
r.fhr. 20 t.,g ....E II. - 1911 tl, Newt crf
THIS Coruran, ..luor tsS vc' f d 40. on t"eif
Farm III ,rrs BpH I'D eirs over 10 hbf OF W irr
a., AND incres. ne ss1l u's' wells n.H.iy comp 'rt
lLoiI. .sith I'd show OF oh LIDS rmtrus - dr.
nj tfop 80. is'id o. Oh Crri, Chem. ilii ~. r.
REQ It' aieraoy il ve. toHfo.ie Hone treekl gar
Cr~, x Cn,,s ani oe ,tr,~na IA Ee netr o he sc.
Ill region. ,.,d
frcs2etps maps. AID every sc rua'n en- b. o5' sind
ID. upok- o's.f ~ No ~ frlau
way lew OH "a. hrd tli Lesnui Il, ind@ipnis
10 CufoE tel. fatir' pest. h'no-e No et - ~
Of g. of D.y.e& -o' - ID TO- 80. ~ Ciecavic st.
New iodh. 10 tie o,e u Ig LINDA F-tIoieuH'
Refinery, 10. - Woo1-.'., rtsbgrsh, "a.
,NREAT NORTHERN OIL COMPANY.
i0 OgJcs No. q L2cn4aaE rLace, srAa roArs~f
Cal .tO''''''
Atnula. scIs auI Sole .sopTc.,rs oi no
HENDlICN DIICATOii.
k,so de si~Is In -rfhN ItRp WbAiE and other Oils
join pRYfN ~ 81, seu.Yors.
JscCB :. AiNpJD. Viz lTssid ~.
J. l. Wl..PP. sccrciary I'D II lsurer
y. y .ff.NbRllF, SupfT..tr. dtnt.
NsL II MARCUS Oe.rra a. AZ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-28
Ar9UcLoCk. =. ".
yRos PIER 10 a. EoRcH rIygH. fni1d Pisraho'e

I"fi 81 AaHa.-t., q. J. ....-........ ..- q,
TI-MOr MING ~ ~ + golz tons. tie EGl'S'NC SI "
/? a.. tuus. . GlDlN sT'R 2Ill irus, nid 20 hi'I VI
IsI s7sj urs Custon loa,s gf "a ~ Their pc. n
uc, iun 81 ors oAcssI by os' npon an, es
s'~afnrr. g. 90 sr I'd .,
-. No , b. received or.i 80. - ,d'r- ite' a'-r W
Sci OK liz las = .I.g. g. For tI- 90 Gage -
lSY:s 5fl.LS < PiYAOR. 10. h IlfciaJ.,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-28

'TTTpLO'. GARDEN. Begins NJ Z;
- A., s.ce and Ma, y-r,............W9. WIEATLEY
1aIs gskipnij EVRE!NG. APRr %
- EstG
AND POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT OF
EnGlN FORREST. -
go VII spprar f.. te only TIN anrng hu p.eseal brilliant
sD,, .DeL., ia h. Iogvciu' ~ Jc.sars ION oi
siAEInf Ua,
''n Dr. Lids sr'ri snlsrcs1 tfrs'iy enti,!cd
TIA 4 Ia ~ 4 I OK. -
Nd ines p ~. rhaui Me,.r. NcDnlongh o.
iur ct ". CcirsJ g. Asern J. f1nan. }. w. blhs
. Us5ar .ecAs, j.. h. Eof4es. DaLvess, saTy, &C. &C
IN l"c-s. go. ,-,,r.
SAtJ.tDAV, Pp3lr'yFLY LAST Nl0lrg Oh TIE
cor ~I..l 20 T II T. 4 3.
UILLiAN NiEAILEY
TTn
TWIN DEDILiER?.
TIL. msuarer has muc. plc IN announcing that he has
81 cc with he ehuruin- and talented come
MISS E.AGJiE MITCHELL,
VII, viii ata d. r-t aTpoa sDce OF NoNDAE ENEHI-'O,
iu hes ell sisrly 81 ,'iG whit p -s0ntiiou ~
FASCnOH, II r. RIG L.
Seas seen-c4 siJ 6sy. IN -GviLcs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-28
lcrtures GlO a,estincs

4 DISCOURSE, commemorative OF tie late
~ Pastor Of the Firs Pre.oy:eIipl Church rev Or.
PUILIIPsl will be delivered 'hsi church IL utDave 20
tween Eleventh and Twelfth sts) AbBAlH NORM
lNG by the Rev Dr. DICKINSON Services to Commence
d, loi O'Clock.
DRESIDFNT LINCOLN.--1h The Rev. DR..
THOMPSON will preach the Life Of Abraham Lin.
OH ard Il. LessJTs Policy at the broeds
way lsb-rnlr Church. SAi BAH EVENING, Aprh
~. Il "A 1co /.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-28

NOKr delivered Immediately from the Metro
u politsn O.s Works, Forty seoond..t and ~ h,,v
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-06

Watches and Jewelry
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT THE g
LOWEST PnIt rs FOR CASH!

Ar1y end L0WHrV Merchants,
Trudcrs N'utl-rs, cHR General Dead
ers can 'auha enormous prefiss npo':
q email ;nce:tmeAH
Jewclry ofany pattern or quail
ity and III any quantity -:.tc to
order. .s.t. a."-.
u Estimates for any class Of work furnish
I'd " Particular attention paIa Il supply
ing .fuct;oatcrs. Country Pss!dr;, Indian
Iras:rs, ara dJmy D:slc's
ANY style Of Goods manufactured, such
\; Inventions etc. at short notice.
rry~t.ood Cda russiag CicrAs, Nth sma'.
Ccpiial, con f,.d constant Employment H.
!u1.rnted lasts and fulj.psrt:e'i ars free.
TIE profit to the retailer is
very large:
4 Fk0l.:ris S,trrjv can he carried in &
snapssck. ksll vall7e, or carpet bag, aud
wil 30. DO Ike books bulky or !nconveni-
.nt to carry from place to place,
Rsm,nhcr ano'hsr thing This businees
is stYict!y honorable. u There is no need
Of misreprcScnting or exagerating. Cur
goods show for themselves, and prove them.
selves
It business in whi:h m angle and
satisfactory equivalent is gwen for the mon.
oy received and an encouraging profit lis
poclleted Mt the same time. 1t Is an occupa
tion in which no person need be afraid CT
ashamed to canvass the same field agar
and again. for where once our goods are III
PRODUCED. u permanent and Continuous de-
mano is created.
To Soldiers in the army, or those at home
~ / I,k; IF fn
men out Of health, Teachers, Postmaster.,
or any person. " ho wishes either LEGAL or an
active occ.pation, and one that brings with
it Grcct Pecu,,ayu inducements, this pre-
sents.snas. oD,ortuattu seldom met with.
TRYJT! AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES! !
Carefulfv selected lots Of Jemelry, cempri-
sing our newest styles and most salea5le
variety Of Goods, will be sent anywhere in
the LOYAL States. We arc constantly filling
orders from persons leaving the choice OF
Goods wholly with US. To such We prom
:se tho best exercise Of our taste and judg-
slent and from our long experience can en-.
sure satisfaction. We Gsk no pay In asrsnes
state what style ard quality of Goods ore
wanted, and we will send Tie came and col
lect nav bv EXPRESS at the end Of the Route,
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
Coed movements and manufactured IN
the best manner, ofpurs material, all war
ranted at prices from $40 to $3.50 each
Sent any where-pay collected by Express.
Satisfs zion guarantcca!! All 'sstehe' at
first prices; they being Of oar o''n 'mpo'ta-
hon.
C;esulars free by nail! ssua for shsm!!
'F ~ 7. & G. GAUGHAN,
. - sr'yaetursrs 4 Importers,
nssmsl rs baospwAy, kzw.fenx,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-06
Putnam Clothes-Wrineer.

Tie ONLY reliable selfAdjspsiag wIiege-
Ths framo beng Of Iron, thoroughly ga.
vnn'zed, all danger from rusfts removed, and
the liability to shrisk, swsil, split, SC. 30
unavoidable in wooden machines, is proven
ted "@a+a a.'a - .sr-7
Nc thum5-Nrevs or complicated fas'snin ii
to wear out or &c. out Of order; it can he
fastened to the tub in q single second
WARRANTED WITH on WITHOUT COG-vHssLs
It took tbs FIRTr PR EMlUM n. Fifty
Seven State and County Fairs in $50, and is
w,ihout an srcertion, lie best WrInger ever
made, t-i s... -r-~ g.-~y-.r SO
Instead OF believing the statements Of por-
ties interested in the sale Ct other Wringcrs
TRY IT, AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF
Test it thoroughly with arg and all Others,
and If not entirely satisfactory return it.
1t will wiring anything from a thread to q
bed quilt without alteration.
Patented III the United States. Enslasd,
Canada, and Australia.
Agcnts wanted in every town.
Energetic men can mako from ; to 10
dollars per day. sre.r. ,-.....
Putnam manufacturing Co:
GrNTLEMEN; know from practical e1-
perisnec that ifsn TeH galvanized nth 4inc
,riU not o1idise OF rust one particle, ] can
safely say, after several years experience in
the manufacture of chain for chaNn-pumps
and water-arawcrs, in which | have tested
the affinity of iron and zine, that ifthe pro-
cess be conducted properly, it is perfect
weld of the two. --,a.@ssS
Nearly one year ago my family, eon,nan-
ced using one Of your sWringers It now
performs all of its functions as we'll as it did
the Grst time it az used, and has become
an Indispensable article with us, have
closely observed several other kinds OF
clotheg-wringers, the modus operandi being
different, trying to produce the same results
as the Putnam Wringer, but in my judy
men. they have failed TIE Putnam Wiring
er is as near perfect as possible, and l can
chserfnlly recommend to be The best IN use.
;aa Respectfully yours,
7a-.e a>4 t. JNQtsW. WHEELER.
:. Cleveland Ohio.
MANY Years experience in the galvsn-
ling business enable me to indorse the above
statement in all particulars,
JNO. @. LEFFERTS,
No. 100 Bcekmann St.
Now York, January, 1854.
= No. /, $3.50; No. A, $3.50.
Manufactured and sold, wholesale snd
retail by tn
THE PUTNAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
No. I3 Plat St. N. y and CLEVELAND Chic.
nle.s SC N0REHRop, AssaA
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-06
Works Of Hon. Horace Man, in
EDUCATION: its EleNentary Prin
Phrcnology Proved, Illustrated

and AprlIsp ae.ompan'edby Chart, embracing an
Analysis Of the Pn,ry Mental Puxersin their Various
Degrees of Development, TIE PheQoners produced by
then Combined Activity and NE hocSHea 81 the Phre-
biological Organs In the Head. Together with view Of
the Moral and Theological Bearing Of the science Price
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-06
EHSTRAY NOTICE.

zkNO nal NOAlIE. sssAss (,
IL
Taken up. by c. A.. Salmon Of Saratoga
township, Howard County, Iowa, on or
about the 9Th day Of December A. D. 1864;
one black T. whitcox without mark or b. aud
supposed to be about seven years> old. Ap-
praised at twenty eight dollars before c. W.
Fislds, Justice Of ths- peace:
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-06

NOR SALE.-A valuable farm situated
IL about midway between the towns of
vernen Springs and Howard Center, con-
tanning go acres. 100 acres oft timber, 40
acres under cultivation /; 80 acres under pas
ture, grass land and mellow attached Its
equal is not to be foundin Howard County.
Il will be- sold cheap for cash N Enqn1re on
s5.a5t.l 9-Tt w. B.nI oBsoN.
n21) Vernon Springs Howard Co leaw.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-06
90 20 - 81, - 81 80 8, Sc - ~
~; 5 IS.
aask . !. az y
S rs IS 5 5

Aat 80 Warranted in every particular. g.,
rhs means especially, ths amer Anew H'h'ss 80 WV
0vty g1u $3.50
WILL NOT TWIST ON THE ShAti,
Arde.rtls Clothing the ease with oar Mex aho ON
- NrinS-rs without Cog-whseis. -.
r auv ou.hy .sle> q 1000 only rom ons t"'"o
acEsr Az without Cus,. In re.a sales we have no.
- -s in u.arlv two years. This shows which '&iT IS
is, >, v the rulltC. This ishe Gully Wrlngsr WIN
TIE PATENT COG-WHEEL RE"CLAltN,
h,,ah at her " ring. makers are licensed - as eur
~, - v.tuone a.e ever Licensed to use the Cog
.yI R-"u'-!cr Therefore, for chsap-sss anu "S'
IT, .uy suIy tho. wv
ifHiycgsal Cic!hes.-N ringer.
o. r.c:7t q the price from places where Ne "'s SCI
+. :. - 4, N send ii. L. c W. Pass Of ExFasss
vsLs.e special! want ID a good =
CAkvAssEs -
n ,v.~y Town We FER ana susrs.se
=. -y.i-..,s sails. r. c. ERoWNlNG,6ent,ai >sent
80 49, s47 Broadway, New Yer
| 1Y!NTaE orNarion, Iowa,
Travelling Agent
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-10-07

F. G. #. WALTEMEYER,( % - "a. D. i
d EDW. WHITTEMoRE, g Registers. b,
a ELIAS SMARDON,, esg' .f
Sept 3O.-2t. -, t.s.s i,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-10-07

tOURGICAL instruments of every description,
- Cutlery, Shoulder Braces, Syringes, Ear
Trumpets. and every variety Of In I@p~
struments for the Deaf. Galvanic and
Magnetic Electric Batteries, Micro 3 -
scopes, ,Stereoscopes, Thermometers, Barometers
Spectacles, Reading Glasses, Magnifying Glass
es, Field and Opera Glasses, Spy Glasses; Agent
for the Craig Microscopes, Beautiful Microscope
objects, DaiIy's Ventilated Truss for all sizes,
Wholaaale and Retail. sf1 asla1s- gsif.sssl ss Is
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House, Signs and Fancy Painting.
HENRY u BOWEN 4 oss' p

rs prepared to execute all work in hisline
IGLAzING, n6RAi4fNG, GLIDING sf'
IMITATION OF Wd0B AND MARBLE, &C.;
lAllof which wf4bs dohs promptly, and on
the most reasonable teriasg SssooH
IS April 7, 1S6O.4tfN 1siso4 -sisssst1
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QUALIFIED VOTERS

BALTIMORE COUNTY,.
THE REGISTERS of the following Districts
i of Baltimore county, having Completed
the Registration of Voters in their several Dis
trcts, according to law, hereby announce the
Voters as designated below, and do "ttotify all
persons interested to appear before them at the
places, and during the hours of Registration
on the TUESDA 2 and WEDNESDAY r next
preceding the Tuesday following the first Mon
day in November next, (which will be tie 3lst
of October and the 1st of November,) to show
any omissions or other errors in said lists, at
which time the list of qualified voters shall be
corrected and finally closed" @HitiH a22!lo
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MANUFAcTURE = DEALER IN,

n 1 W. r. O1A444 Z . 7-r77T1EH9 J
No. III Liqht street, 2 Doors 5elOsO Fountain Hot,
7 a91'i - BALr1MoRE. =. s''.s j.
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1AMEL MOTNOKsaasJ0II
For Sale,

verve val 5rlaafinable driving HORSE, about
~ vears old, (color, BroWn.) Forfurther par i
ficalars apply at this Office -. % a.
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His#oryi Of fEAe ReBelIi6E. .ela
HISTORY OF THE WAR

HisRoTyi Of THE ReAelli6H.e H.elA
H EADLEY'sH HIsTORk OF THE WAR.
TTNHE undersigned Ihsyi4g procured an. agen-.
IL cy for this Yalpabls work for a portion OF
Baltimore and Hartford counties will in Rjyery.
shprt time visit the people of the county solic7
fling subscriptions therefor. 1t will be true
and faithful history of events as they have trans
.Rifed since April 1861, unkAnearly to the pres
It Will will be- dl1ts Two vols $3.50 each
the first of which win soon be delivered and
the second Immediately after the close Of the
war. Each sofGhri will contain many pages Of
illustrations of Battle Scenes and over forty por
traits of officers prominent in the war, both
North and south. a2os A2nld 91a1on 9oi
bY Volume /, ,eJntafning 500 pages, is already
prepared, and win be delivered by the Agents
| calities VolameaII will be issued as soon as
practicable after the closesof the war, and will
| contain about roo pages, OF more, if necessary
| to complctethe History.vd nsS bladsia gl9s
| The undersigne neglGalsoE has for sale the
" NURSE ANDiSPYg Jiua . ADdsoL TOD
4 N 1EDWARD N. TYRRELL. Il
| June 3, 1S65.---1Y.n1mg1u YYaaH I
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MERCHANT TAILORING

, in l5
TIC OWSONTOWN.
pUNHE subscriber respectfully tenders his ac-
! IL Acknowledgements to the citizens of Towson-
town and vicinity, for the very generous sup
port he has heretofore received in his business,
and would inform his friends and customers
that he has considerably enlarged his stock,
and will constantly keep on hand well Sc
lected stock of I H1Y 81
nd Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings,
which he is prepared to make into garments Of
the latest styles, and at prices that will be sat
isfactory to all. -
b / ask an examination of nv stock.
bia "H9t AUGUST LOOSE,
bla Towsontown, Opposite Ady's Hotel.
~ March A. lS65-tf @tFf