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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-01-21
WILLIAM L. MILLER, &,
5 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER ~
8. q =.
TOBACCO AND SEGARS,

& NO. 6 GREENMoUNT AVENUE.
OUPPLIED by NJ. H. MILLER'S extensive
DSegar Factory, in the State Prison.
Office for business
No. Greenmount Avenue.
Goods at prices that cannot fail to pleaea.
Gall and see. June 1Sy-~tf
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F. Donnely had it Is years. These, with
many others bear testimony of the great vir-
tues of Ham pton's Tincture.
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Side Hill or Swivel Piows.

The above Flows are so constructed that the
mould board ia easily and instantly changed
from one side to the other, which enables the
operator to perform the work upon side hills,
turning all the furrow slices with great accul
racy downward 49, T
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THERMOMETERS CFaUEsN.

This Churn is 50 constructed that the cream
or milk is readily brought to the desired tenn
perature without mixing water or other sub
stances, and the temperature certainly and
definitely determined, which proves invaluable
in the art Of making butter. I5e
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IIU " 4 nd ,
EsEAPHNG AND MOVING
MACHINES,

WITH OR WITHo6T sELF-RAKE.1
Is the best adapted to the wants of MARYLAND
Farmers OF any machine in use. 1t has large
drive wheel, which enables it to work over
rough land, water burrows and gullies, when
other machines could not be worked at all.
Those in want of the latest and best improve
ments in the way of cutting Grain or Grass,
will do well to send their orders early. Price
of the Combined Machine with Self Rake, SIs5.
Price of Mower, $llO.
We can furnish our customers with any kind
of REAPERS AND MOWER at prices as low
as they can be purchased in our market, and
solicit their early orders.
May 7, 1S64.-ly 1k
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Promoted Officers.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 23.-Go. Norton
has suggested to the Secretary of Wal
the propriety Of issuing an order direct
ing that all field, staff and line officers
now in the service or about to be mus
tered out with their commands, who
have been promoted aud commissioned
to higher grades in their respective regi
ments and companies, bnt who have not
been mustered into said grades by reason
of their commands being below the mill
imum strength, be so mustered in as OF
the date of their muster ont. 1t would
not increase their pay OF in any way af
feet the Government 1t wonld be re
sarded by them as a recognition of theil
faithful services in saving and restoring
the country The cooperation of the
Governors of other States has been
united to secure the issuance Of the or
der mentioned.
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Evidence Against JEFF. Davis The
Recall OF General Banks-Onr Pris.
oueps in the South.

New YORK. May 22-The tribune says:
1t is stated that the Government has re-
Gently obtained a aprivate letter OF Jef.
Davis, which clearly duplicates him III
the assassination conspiracy.
The Herald says: General Sicklcs was
officially received OH the 9th ultinio, by
the President of Columbia, as special en-
yoy to the Government of that Republic
from tho President of the United States.
A number of the Columbian Senators,
Representatives, and military men were
present on the occasion, and addresses
were made by General Sickles and the
President, in which the most friendly
feelings of each Government for the 9th
er were expressed.
A Washington special to the EfpfesS
saws. The President is reported as re-
calling General Banks on account OF cot
ton speculations, and also as being indlg-
nant at the conduct of Cuban officials re
specting the rebel ram Stonewall. A
dispatch has been sent to Madrid upon
the subject.
The Tribune's Washington special says
the large rewards offered for Booth and
Harrold are to be distributed at the dis
cretion of the Secretary of War, upon
the completion of the trials There are
nearly a score of the Governors OF the
different States here, and indefinite num-
ber of Senators and congressman, judges
civil dignitaries, &c
The report of the special commission
sent ont to examine the charges against
General Banks and General Hurlbut, is
said to be very damaging to their char,
acters as officers and gentlemen, and
fully iustilies the removal Of both.
An order has just been issued assign,
ing General Logan to the command OF
the Army of Tennessee, and General Ha
zen. commanding the second division
succeeds Logan in command Of the fif-
trenth Corps
Hon. John Coyode who has taken
great interest in Our prisoners, is here
and saws that Secretary Stanton has or
dered transportation for all our prisoners
remaining South Those at Jacksonville,
Florida, the last of the Andersonville
prisoners, amount to 1900 The Surgeon
General has sent two hospital boats fni
five hundred of the worst cases
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nisreiiaueons Hens.

THE Connecticut Legislature propose to
vote themselves, their snccess"rS and
assigns. free tickets over all the railroads
in the State To be- good for one year
COUNTERFEIT i've dollar bills on the
Bangor (Maine> Bank are in circulation.
and fives on the Worcester County Bank
of Massachusetts.
THE Wool TRADE There never was
time in the history of the wool trade
when business transactions gave so little
satisfaction as at present Dealers, of
course. are always losing, aud buyers,
on account of the continual change in
the gold market, can never tell when
they have made a good purchase
JUSTICE NEARY, of Troy, has made Il
rule" that any spectator appearing th 90
days in succession at the Police Court
room will be arrested and punished as a
yagrant The Justice will furnish his
own police reports for the press every
third day.
BonISG CLocKs.-A correspondent Of
the Scientific american says that common
brass clocks may he cleaned by immers-
ing the works in boiling water. Rongh
as this treatment may appear" he says,
it works we'll: and have for many years
past boiled my clocks whenever they
stopped from accumulation of dust or a
thickening of oil upon the pivots. They
should be boiled in pure or rain water.
anil dried on warm stove, or near the
fire"
A marriage ceremony was recently
performed at Cranky. Connecticut, dur
ing which the officiating clergyman for
got himself" and prayed that the fami-
Is and friends of the deceased might
be watched over
Brig Gen. Dana is under arrest at
vicksburg for crowding too many SOL
diers on the ill-fated steamer Sultana,
when another boat lay at the levee and
could have been used for the purpose of
transporting troops
The following snecdote is told of Dan
lei O'Connell Meeting prolific pamph-
leteer, whose productions generally found
their way to the butterman. he said, !
saw something very good in Your pamph-
let this morning" ''AhF" replied the
Qratifed writer, what was it2" "A
pound Of butter," was the reply.
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Ero,, California-Laie Dates from
Honolulu.

SAN Francisco, May 22-Gen. Mellow
81 has convened military commission to
trv the rebel parties under command OF
Hooo alias Enson arrested off Panama
while attempting to search The steamer
Salvador They were brought hither on
the steam Frigate Lancaster; several
months ago, and have been confined at a
fort in this harbor -,
Three companies of the 9TH regiment
of colored volunteers sailed for Arazsnia
to-day. ,o.,
The fire at Moor's Flat OH the 18th des-
troyed one third of the town. Loss So.
600.
Hawaiian ship Polynesian brings Sand
wich Island dates to May 18th. Some
registering midshipman of the ship Clio
caused great feelings of indignation
among the Americans at Honolulu by
romovinp the national ensign, from the
American legation. Amid the reioicings
over the fall of Richmond the Captain
of the Clio compelled the midshipman
to restore the dag and make a public
nuology. after expressing his own regret
at the occurrence.
The ship Monsoon, of Boston, was lost
at Rowland Island, on the 10Th OF Jahu
ary. u,,,
observed April 25th as day for special
rejoicing over the good news OF the fall
of Richmond. A procession was formed,
which sang "John Browns body, and
marched to the residence of the Ameri-
can minister, where patriotic speeches
were delivered. The greatest enthusi-
asm prevailed. In the evening there
we're fire works and illuminations.
Later arrivals from China bring Hona-
lpln dates to the 29th, which say nothing
Of the supposed presence of the pirate
or .,doah in the Chinese seas
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WHEFIINC W v WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY "a, 1865
tatives Schenck, Morrison. Lynch. Hayes,
Porter, Kelly, Jencks and ex speaker

tatiyes Sch.nck, Morrison, Lynch, Hayes,
Porter, Kelly, Jencks and ex speaker
Grow
There were at least thirty naval officers
of the highest rank, and as many army
officers including Generals Halleck. Wh-
cox, Cadwallader and Newton.
As corps and divisions passed. the
stand of the President and Lieut. Gen.
Grant, the commanders severally left
the column and took seats upon the plat
form. The judges Of courts, the chiefs
of the government bureaus, anu other
public officers. we're similarly aceommo-
dated The crowd in that part Of the
CITY was extremely dense, it being the
main point of attraction, and the pace
where were c0ngregated the dignitaries.
Gen. Custar rode powerful horSe, VINO
was restive and at times unmanageable.
When near the Treasury Department ne
madly dashed forward to the head OF the
lines The General vainly tried to check
his course, and at the same time en-.
deayoring to retain the weight of tioWers
which had been placed npOn him. ln
the fight the General lost his hat, bnt
finally conquering the animal here joined
his column Passing the Presidents
stand he made a low bow and was ap-
plauded by the multitude.
Between the rear of the 9th corps and
advance of the 5th corps there was an
interval of ten or fifteen minutes: An
immense number of persons rushed INTO
the opening, which was in front or the
stand occupied by President Johnson
General Grant and members OF the eabl-
net, and gave each one repeated cheers.
These gentleman severally rose and bow
ed their acknowledgements of the hon.
OTIS.
The troops occupied six hours in the
review, from 9 A. NJ. till ! p. NJ. The
cadence was taken from the Capitol 70
18th street, from which point the various
organizations proceeded on the march TO
their separate quarters
The review was spoken OF rs the
prandsst that has ever taken place on
this continent II was a great atlairand
Suggestive of the trials and difficulties
of the Army of the Potomac.
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The Place Where JEFF Davis is Cen.
fined.

New YORK, May 23-The Herald's
Fortress Monroe correspondent says the
Immediate place of confinement of JEFF.
Davis will be in the casemates, which
are rock-ribbed, and the mansions within
the fort each we'll nigh constituting a
fort within itself On the arches Of the
casemates are mounted 15-inoh Rodman
guns. The only connection from the
fort to the main land is by the sally port,
aud a small portion in one of the wet
bitches, being spanned at these points by
a drawbridge, which can be raised at
pleasure, thus cutting off any attempt at
escape.
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Adjournment of the Conspiracy Court
till Thursday.
Press Dispatch.l


WASHINGTON, May 23.-The court met
at 1890 this morning. Mr.. Aiken said
that as the government found it unim-
portant to close its testimony at this
time, to show that a conspiracy did ex-
ist, but not with special reference to the
prisoners at the bar, he would show them
ready to 90 on with the defense, as he
was not disposed to waste the valuable
time of the court.
Col. Burnett, Judge Advocate, re-
marked that four or five witnesses were
vet to be examined with reference to the
accused. Some of them were in Balti-
more and some in this city, but the lat
fer had not been able to cross the line OF
the military review to reach this place.
The testimony taken yesterday was
read.
Mr.. Ewing made a request, which was
granted. to have his former statement
amended, so it might appear that all the
testimony against the accused be intro
duced before the commencement OF the
examination of the witnesses for the
defense The counsel for the defense.
however, had no objection that testimony
as TO general conspiracy might be In
troduced by the government.
Judge Advocate General Hatch briefly
stated the difficulty of procuring the at,
tendance of witnesses at this time, and
after brief consultation the court adj
iourned till Thursday.
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PORK Packing RslabIi.h ment Burned

+ INDIANAPOLIS, May 23.-The rNtrn"if'
pork packing establishment OF hehyal
& Co, one Of the largest estahl 'hment'
of the kind in the West, was destroye'
by fire last night There was Sau,oo,
insurance, principally in Il. H'r;tr'
Fire Insurance Company. Washington
Atlantic and Home New York. and hom'
Indiana Companies. Ii is supposed Il
he the work OF an incendiary.
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WHEELING REGISTER.
tDNEsDAY MORNING. MAY "a. 1866.
Teiexraphic Summary.

bid at Si,32 and at the evening ex-
chge at Sl,a24.
he rebel fleet OH rom6igboe river
.isistiug of twelve vessels. has snrren-
lied. Two co,nnodores and one hun-
sd and fifty other naval officers are
lAong the prisoners.
The citizens of Dallas county Alabama,
all upon the Governor to call special
ession of the Legislature for the resto-
alton of the State to the Union.
General Sheridan met with brilliant
reception in New York Monday evening.
Ie declined making speech
The people of Macon, Georgia. are rap
ily resuning peaceful pursuits.
Four of Travis breach-ioading cannon
ave been dug up III q cemetery at Ma
on and will be sent North rs trophies.
The forthcoming Presidential procla-
,atlon will, it is said, oppose negr" sui
age
She. mans official report will soon be
nblishei. Ii is said to he quite severe
pom his enemies.
Colonel C. C. Clay, Jr., for whom re-
tard was offered for completely in the
assassination, has voluntarily surrender
a himself for trial, avowing his inno-
ence
Four hundred rebel PRISONERS "ere re-
eas.d at Indianapolis yesterday, upon
aking the oath of allegiance, ana ioni
hundred the day before
The rebels who attempted to capture
The steamer Sau Salvador, are To be tried
by military commission iii California
Trouble is anticipated from returning
rebels who ignore West Virginia and
Governor Pierpoint.
Davis will be tried in Washington Tor
treason. He is confined i'll the casomateS
at Fortress MonIoe where escape is I'M
possible.
The Conspiracy trials have been adj
iourned until Thursday owing To the dif-
ficulty in procuring witnesses, The lie
fense is reported to have summoned TWO
hundredand fifty witnesses from all parts
Of the country.
The extensive pork-packing establish
ment of Kenigan & Co, at Indianapolis
was destroyed by fire night before last
II was insured for 100000.
The grand review of the returning
army commenced yesterday in Washing
ton City. 1t is said to have been a
splendid affair. Interesting details are
given in our telegiaphic columns.
The American residents at Honolulu
had good time over the fall OF Rich
mond.
II is said that General Banks desires
to resign and retire 10 private lie. lie
went to New Orleans very reluctantly
The Governors recommend to the Sec
retary of War that officers OF the army
who have been promoted for galiantry
during the war, but never mustered Ill at
their advanced rank, be 50 mustered In
at the date of their discharge.
Two divisions of the 9TH army corps
have arrived in Richmond.
St. Marks and Tallahassee flor'da'
have surrendered to the Federal troops
also the rebel steamer Spray, on the iith
inst
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Fire in Iudiuuapolis-Rehel Prisoner
take she Oath.

CINCINNATI, May 23.TReagan Il Co
pork packing establishment. at Indiana
polls, was destroyed by tirc last night
Loss about slOO,00O. nearly insured.
Four hundred rebel prisoners at In
djauapoIis were released yesterday. afte
taking the oath. Four hundred more vii
be discharged to-day.
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Attempted Massacre By Negro Soldier.

MEMPHIS, May ls, via CAIRO, 2l.-
The influx OF paroled prisoners has
caused great excitement among the
troops here. A plot to rise and murder
every rebel in Memphis in revenge OF
the Fort Pillow massacre, was discovered
and white troops put on guard. During
the night the negroes attempted to come
out of the fort, but were prevented by
tho white troops, and after sharp skir.
mish, in which twenty were killed and
wounded, they were driven back, and
are now under o strong guard.
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n~..sAu 70 General Sheridan M Nov
Vork-From WAGON.

New YORK, May 23.-Gen. sheridan
met with most enthusiastic RECEPTION n?
in this city last evening, The street IN
front of his hotel was filled with a dense zen Sc
mass citizens; Inc Inc. 'saeT, Sneline% IaS makiuS
on for a speech, but dec''heo "''N''s
any. ~, s,.o, corresnondeut
sars r%I the people of the interior are rapidly !,
ssss pesee. Forage and provisions are being
brought freely into the places 0eSsp1Ssa ars Ss
by Union troops, and citizens ms. are reoon. %e.
manding a convention and the recon
struction Of the State, ,...ob.
Four of Capt: Travis famous NOUS sa u,.rom ,rom,
i loaa,ms samstsrV ssV" in Macon, and the soldiers
snding them had asked permission to
take them home and present them as tT9'
,,hiss to the States of Ohio, Indiana IL
iinois and Michigan.
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From Riehmoad.

New YORK, May 23.-The Richmond
Whig notices the arrival of two divisions
Of the 5th army corps, (Gen. Wrighfs)
commanded by Gems Getty and Ricketts,
respectively, in Manchester. Gen Whea-
tons division of the same corps, remains
behind, being distributed at different
points between Richmond, and Danville.
One brigade is stationed at the latter
place.
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surrender Of the Rebel Fleet an .he
Tombigbee River-One OF hea"''-
aard,s staff Coming Norih-t"'oh
Meeting at selma.

Nrw YORK, MAY 23.-lhe heraiu
Mobile correspondent says the rebel Meet
in the Tombigbee river, cohSis''HS Vi
twelve vessels, was surrendered 10 Soiii
mander Simpson, Fleet Captain ol the
West Gulf Squadron, on the 9th INST
TIC commodores and $50 other officers OF
the rebel navy surrendered WIN tue,t
vessels and were paroled. Ihe Vessei"
numbered twelve. p
CoIonel George Deas, of General beau
reoard's staff, left in charge OF ms heao-
nnarters at Selma, has arrived at Mobile
having been captured and paroled' he
10 going North. lie expresses hiniseii az
thoroughly disgusted with the rebel ser
vice and saws he has learned from the
sad eIperience of the past four years the
GOODNESS "a we'll as greatness OF the pio
Union. ofDo,,as
A large number of the citizens OF Dallas 1asi
county assembled at Selma on the ioln
inst. and passed resolution requesting
the Governor of Alabama to call tne Ley
;alature together with view, to the re-
stnrot;on Of the State to her former posi-
t;on in the Union. Judge Byrd, an infu-
snt;al citizen, made a short address, IN
o.h;nb he said the war had decided two
Questions. secession and slavery, ana ootn
aadveraaly to the South. He counseleo
conciliation and moderation, and SAID u
araatlv depended on the generosity ana
msgnanimity of the victorS wne'ner a,,,n uUn-
cilietion and harmony would DC Perlna'
nent and substantial. These are the SELL
timents of the people generally.
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The Gold Market.

NEW YORK, May 23.-Gold is more &C
tive chiefly owing to the Importation de
mand. The purchases of foreign banks
to-day have been unusually large. inns
morning the premium at one time touch
ed $40. F~
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Rauks nesirea TO Return 10 Private
Life.
Press Dispatch. .

New YORK, May 23.-The Tribune says
Gen Banks returned to New Orleans
with sincere and avowed reluctance -
He regarded the war as ended aud he
wished to resign and retire to private
life. He fingered in this city till the
last moment, with the expectation, with
the hope that his wish would be granted,
but it was not acceded to by Secretary
Stanton.
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FANCY GOODS.

DUGLR AND LACE DAMNED
ID PARASOLS.
Ornaments for Mantle and Dress TIimtniHs
Lace Trimmed Cambrie Hsntsrohiefs
French Embroidered do
Mourning do
Plain LirsB do
Thirty iiasreat style: Bsit Racklss
Betting, ~ wlath'
Irfaat Embroidcryd wGiSts
Edgings and Lace
crssEa.o;
CI.ricsi,
crrrs
End Plain An01 Coiisrs
c1-.s:s, ron mg,srgperpair
Slk Cabls Cords;
0irdlss and Tassels
Slk Oh Cloths;
Ferey Trck Combs,
Hosisry and 0lq-ss
CoIored Borders
NAKED and CheekRed Zephyr Falls
Greoadins B1IGe, Love and Grape Veils
Ladies and Gents Travelling 6stohsis.
Also, Large Ssoat Of Caiidrm's Caynasts.
1CoLL . Blo,
nyis 10 1Aia sssst
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s,rrenders In Florida.

Nxw YORK, May 2S.-The gan6oat
Rhode Island, from Penscola and mobile
Point 10th, has arrived, st. Marks ano
Tsiiahassee. Florida, surrendered to our
forces on the 9th inst. and the steamer
snrsy to 1t. Gibson of the Nestoska Oh
the llth. q s
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ALREADY more than 1890 claims foz
damages By the war have been fled Of
Washington by citizens Of Virginia Ths
claims amount TO over CSC, go ,066
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JON nc
Co-PARTNERSHIP.

N4E :. FHaas soas .4H asIb1 4::cSsAfaR 3. yS4S f5aR
fhs baS1seo WI Be hsresifsr sosasctsd n:
def the titis and styis Of Geo. ". Smith Z CO.
Hyo0w pert1Hs have been many ysss IN NJ
emp1cynen1 and hase thmoush knoviedes q
sytU eesseh Of ths business - - RI IN
~1uns, Jan. q iss ~