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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-13

~ Bennett still Keeps the lead in Ia,
Dies dress goods, and gives such satisfac.
ton to his customers that he seldom ha,
any experience in what is d.nom:nated
''du'l trade" A cali generally brings ,
sale. ---
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-13

IN BOXES DE LANDS CELEBRATED
~ Chemical Saleratus. at &c
= j. c. J. II. G. BURBANK co.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-13

THE BEsr AND SAFEST SrlAULAMr.-The
ked Jacket Bltsrs are free from oil acidlties
usually found in ordinary tonics aud stom-
aeh bi'ters Of the present day. They are
made from SCUM: and fresh material; moth
ing that 10 not entirely wholesome and
healthy enters into the competition Of them.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-08-26
TO ADVERTISERS.

The Season is now here for the opening of the
Fall trade The Harvests have been abundant
and the growing crops promise a rich return to
the husbandman. Country people are in a con-
dition to buy, and will want an unusually heavy
supply of goods Of every description, the coming
Fail. Many have been stinting themselves and
holding back for the close of the war. They
will now make liberal purchases. We call the
attention of Dealers in Fertilizers, Agricultural
Implements, Dry Goods, Groceries, wearing APP
parel-infaet, every thing that Country people
may want, 10 this fact. TO secure fair share
OF the trade, you mast Adueriise. To those who
aredisposed to do so we offer the g BALTIC. Co.
Union3' confident, that from its large circula-
ton and the character of its readers, no more
advantageous medium can be found in the State.
sN8> Advertisements to be inserted the same
week, must be received at the office by Thursday
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-08-26
NOTICE.

- y
OFFICE Clerk CIRcUIT Co6RT FOR BAIT. Co.
? 'bA to1Oniig.Bd 70 Aug 25th, dS65.oH
( Theundersigned gives notice. that the law
requiring the registration of Births, Deaths and
marriages in the Office of the Clerk of the Cir
cult court for baltimore county must be strictly
adheredo TO in all, cases as it will be his duty,
however unpleasant lit may be- to put the law
in force against all delinquents, That the duty
Eof persons may be plainly understood, they are
referred to the following sectiOns,6f said law:
Sec 8. Be it enacted, That parents shall give
NOTICE of the facts herein required to the clerk
of the court aforesaid, of the county or city, in
which birth or death may takeapiaco; every
householder shall give such notice Of every
birth and death happening in his. house, CHE
eldest person. next OF kin shall give notice of
the death of his kindred the keeper of pris-
Ion, hospital, almshouse or other public ihstitu-
Ytion, shall give notice of every birth and death
happening among thepersons under his charge;
the person selemnizing orperfofming the.mar
riage ceremony shall give such notice; any
such person neglecting or refusing to give such
notice for the space of six months after a birth,
marriage Of death, shall forfeit andIpaX aEsum
not exceeding ve,dollars.-
Sec. 4. Be it enacted, THAT any physician
having attended person during his Or her last
illness, shall, when requested, within fifteen
days after the deceaseof such person, forthwith
furnish information of the duration OF the last
sickness, the-diseaseiOf which the person died,
Cor cause Of death, and the date of The decease
as nearly as he can state the same.
+ Sec. 5. Be it enacted SThatevery sexton, cor
oner, undertakefbri other person HaxiHg charge
of the obsequies or funeral rites preliminary to
the interment of the body Of astranger Or friend
less person, shall forthwith obtain and return
to the clerk aforesaid of the county OF city IN.
which the deceased resided or the death occur
red. the facts required by this act to be record
ed by said officer concerning the deceased2an
person neGlecting or refusing to make y1chFsF
turn within one month thereafter shall forfeit
and paya sum not exceeding ten dollars. ss57 81
ada. Be it enacted, That it shall be the 3
duty Of thea clerks for the respective counties
and the city6fI Baltimore to enforce by sultan
the name Of the States for the recovery of the
forfeitures and penalties imposed by sections
three and five of this act: q er r.
sec IS. Be itsehacted, THAT thesfegistratio
of births, IIarfiagesah and deaths required by this
act shall be such as occur en- and after the lst
day of july 1868 hAIL0 ~ aoTI0IL02
aaaJOHN, H. LONGNECKER, Clerk.
AuO 0R At
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-08-26
,1SHERIFFgs SALE.

ID Z virtue ofaa writ Of yfeli .tdCias, issued out
ID Of the Circuit Court for Baltimore county,
at the suit Of Hiram Kaufman against -
the goods, chattels, lands and tene- e ssss
ments of John Jenkins, TO nae directed IllaI
/ have seized and taken in execution aaa
all the right, itle,c1ain, interest and estate at
law and in equity Of the said John Jenkins, in
: ALL HATPARCEL OF LAND, 1 4
Beginning on the north-eastside of Patapseo
river at the east side of the abutment of (what
was) the Lower Patapsco bridge, thence rum
ming and bounding on the Patapsco river to the
line of Michael Warmers clandythence running
and bounding on, said land Of Michael Warner
to the division line between Richard Linthfcum
and John Hern, thence running and bounding
on and with said division line to the main road \
leadingfroI Baltnoreto saidibridge and thencef
running and bounding on said road totheplace
e THfRff9lFIvEsA CaREs or LAND, %
more or lesssz Being the land described in a
deed from John T.J6yce ahdMife to John CLARK ~
dated 24tha of February, 1864, also in. q deed
from John r. Mears and wife to said Clark; da-
ted 18th of March, 1854, and ina bondof con-
veyance from John Clark to Tabitha jenkins
wife of John Jenkins. dated on,the 18th of April
1865, and recorded among the land records of
Baltimore county, in lfber y. H. L., No. 40, To-
-lio Ss9, &c., with dthea buildings, rights and
And hereby give notice that wiz offer for
sale, at the Court House T0wsontown, on =
Tuesday, the l9tA day Of September, 1856, s...S
Z At1 6sclodk, Px M1IIIW
All the right, title, interest, claim and estate at
flaw and in equity Of the said John jenkins, to "a
the above described lot Of ground, SO seized and
taken in execution, by public auction to the
highest bidder orcash. olomtflsd
JAMES TheMPSON,i1gA
.,rsssherif-of RaltipQFs county.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-08-26
The Advantages of characterization ii y

+h0 AAAfnAtes56S Oh iGInauC1paC1On.
One hardly knows whether to rejoice or to be
amused at the honors now paid at the South to
Labor, that hitherto much abused and gdespised
divinity. The New Orleans Picdyune says the
decentralization Of the negroes of Louisiana has
led the whites to take hold vigorously and In
dustriously of the necessary work, and, in con-
sequence, they have produced some of the, best
crops now growing The Southern Culfipator
(Of Georgia. shows the advantages that win .ac-
crue to the household from the mistress attend
ing to it herself Her aesthetic sense will no
longer be troubled by a shabby row Of negro
shanties. She will not be responsible for the
nurture Of babies not her own. There will be
no sick to attend to, nor idle and quarrelsonie
servants to keep busy and peaceable,I nor an
more cutting-out Of "yast ples,' of negro cloth-,
ing. And domestic theft can now be easily
traced and fastened upon the delinquent, and,
with the gang of little negroes turned offsy
there may be some fruit left in the oreliafl and
perchanee some vegetables in the kitchen GARDEN
In town, to be sure the duties of the mistress
will be considerably increased. ,Bntctheii. what
a gain II will be to call upon her children. for
help we may venture to, say, that for the girls
to take care of their own chambers and the fami-
~ rooms, yea, and even to be required TO do II.
"wil be n lifelong benefit to Them More vet !.
'lf they have to pick up and arrange what thew
have carelessly scattered, to remove the dirt and
litter they bring in, they will soon be educated
TO neat and orderly habits. After this. NO Won
der that the Lynchburg Republican can declare
Labor is duty every man owes to himself as
well as to the community in which be lives. y or
quoting Carlyle Consider how, in the NEAR nest.
labor. the whole soul of man is composed into a
kind Of real harmony the instant he sets himself
to work l''-The Nation. .g'f4s u Vl1
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-08-26
rhe soldiers, Recepfion..

Everything connected with the Soldiers 4 Re
ception at Towsontownion the coming 18th of
September, is progressing finely. Reports from
allrarts Of the county, indicate that the occa-
sion viii bring together the largest assemblage
of people that has ever convened in Towsontowh
We rejoice to see so much interest manifested, in
the matter. Let every man, woman and child,
who feels that we owe a debt of gratitude to
our returned heroes aid in the work and
make it a point to be present. Come in
cars and in wagons, on horse and foot bring
your wives and children with you, and let us
make the coming 18th day long to be remem-
bered in Baltimore Co. 1t is fitting that We
should rejoice at the happy termination of the
war, and that we should honor those whose eff
forts aided in securing the great result. 9iante
Cows. Bradford and Swami, Lieut. Gov: Cox,
and other weli-known State officials, together
with Maj. Gen. Hancock, Gems Keply, ,Depison,
and other prominent Maryland officers, have
been invited and will doubtless be present -
Bands Of music will be on hand to enliven the
occasion, and ample provision will be made for
the comfortand entertainment Of all. y Returned
Union Soldiers of every grade, throughout the
county, are urged to organize and make arrange
ments to attend in a body, dressed in uniform,
ifpossible, and bringing such music, flags aud
banners as they may be able to secure. Every
arrangement possible will be made with the
Rail Road Company for the accumulation OF. all
who may come by that line. i,0'.' o.4'i' 30
At meeting Of the Committee, held at. Tow!
soutown on Monday, evening last, The following
named igentlemenYwere added to the, Committee
Of arrangementsscg 9di gaoma On 5dguog,
First District. --Jas.sR Thompson! oW dolby
Second do--Henry Frantz.asg sbTGg doAd tx
Third do.-John Ditch. .ygiliysb bn8 fsid.
4 Fourth. dos-Joseph Welleru5monngq4G odT
/ ilytb do.-rRrhard @. Tracey. vTess8oon cd
S,zta d0;Tyn. NcCullough,DtToinu al mod
Seventh do kean Curry. ffoo,fe ada ase.,qog,
.-Esiglsth dos. Howard Cole. ~
Ninth Augustus W. Sweeney. ~ ~
Tenth do. -Merriken B. johnson. 'sy3e q .
iEtecenth do.AJesse Garrett! Due s9g9dt 94D,
1toelfth dow m. Councilman g9d b9gis9l
Thirteenth DOWN. Ewing. Isd bHG .ai8qed.
These gentlemen areearnestly requested to meet
at Towsontown on Saturday next, September
I'd, at IL o'clock A. AZ. to make such final ar
engagements as may be necessary The collect
ing Committee which was announced several
weeks since, will return the money they have
collected, on that day, Orsend it by any member
ofthe above Committee mo obof b9sg 100.
II is important that continued effort be made
for the collection Of funds throughout. the coun-
", and that the amount be handed over to the,
committee by next Saturday, ,ias % I'd gaid
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-08-26

oTowsoNTowN RAILWAY. THE extension of the
track from East St to- Holiday has heen compe+
ted, and we were informed by Mr.. Tyson the
able superintendent, that the cars would begin
running on it, on Monday next. by this ar
rangement, the Double Deck Cars will di-
rectly from Towsontown to Holiday street near.
the theatre. small car will carry passengers
to and from North Avenue Station and Charles
street. This will be a great accommodation to
passengers and will doubtless increase travel
over the road b 'e@7-i-ii3n '15&ll3l'a -
The Company is also constructing new siding
between Reese's and Rogers Shops; near Tow
sontown, for convenience in passing. cars going
in opposite directions. The road is in, good or
der throughout with good cars aud fine horses,
The Company deserves credit for its, energy and
q manifest desire to accommodate the public.
Embarrassment in another column; it will be
seen that the cars will hereafter leave the City.
Hall, on Holiday SteTati35 minutes. past each
hour, from 7.35 in the morning, to 7.35 in the
evening. The price of Tickets by the package
has also been reduced. -''oo' s ing q
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-08-26

THE SHooTING FESTIVAL The great event Of
the week in the city, was the Festival of the Ger
man Target Shooting Association. ! It was held
on the grounds Of the association on Belair Ave
nue., and continued four days. Immense crowds
of German as we'll as American citizens, were in
attendance, during its continuance, and Joined in
the ainusernents and festivities of the occasion
On Tuesday the grounds were visited by Coy,
Swami, Mayor Chapman and other officials, sew.
eral ofJwhom made speeches. In the evening
theprizes were awarded for the best shooting. -
They are quite valuable and were contributed BY
citizens of Baltimore, The occasion was eniven-n
ed with vocal and Instrumental music, Gynlnnas3-
tic and other performances, while Lager Beer
establishments did heavy business. Mr., Fred,
erick, Kramer was crowned tKing1' opeWednes-,
day last, he having done the best shooting.od od
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-08-26
.aNea0 AdUertasementS..n
For Sale.

! - - ~ = III -U-G
a O. Octave Piano of fine tone and finish,
IA with stool, cover and music stand, Also,
a set Of Walnut chamber furniture, Table;
Chairs, 46 yards ! mating, SO yards Of carr ct,
and fine Florence Sewing Machine.
Inquire of Fsar = j, ADDISON PRICE,
Hereford, Baltimore county, Maryland. r
Aug 2B.-2to ,ce@3 10 ssttiii Ff0J ,5iaUpe Bat
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-08-26
For Sheriff

n SsSDAT the oft-repeated solicitation of many
Wy friends in all parts Of the county, here
by announce myself candidate for HERIFF
Of Baltimore county, subject to the decision of
the Union Convention, to be held at Towson-
town, October 4th, proximo.t eFitebiiosaoa "a
toao,nalsayi9 ]sso- JOHN X. HARVEY, srsq
Aug. 26.-tc. staiS On Second District. y
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-08-26

For CONGRESS. few weeks ago, in speaking
of the men who were mentioned to succeed Col.
Webster as Representative in Congress from this
district, we ventured to remark that no one SEEM
ed so eminently qualified for the important po-
sition, as Gov A. W. Bradford, the present
able and distinguished Chief Executive OF the
State. The remark Seems to have accorded well
with the feelings of large majority Of the Union
men throughout the county From all sections
we hear expressions of preference for Coz. Brad
ford, and the possibility of securing so able a.
successor to Col. Webster, gives general 9satis-
faction. The loyal people of the district would
have been well satisfied, had Coro Webster seen
proper to retain his position in Congress. He re-
ceived, as he merited, large share Of public
confidence, and his course gave general satisfac-
ton. But by becoming Collector of the Port,
he ceases to be Represen tatiye and the duty of
choosing his successor must be performed at the
electionin November next. tits important that
the choice fall on a good man. Questions or
great Importance to the State and nation will be
brought before the coming Congress, requiring
in its members, the most liberal statespanship,
the most uninching loyalty, and the strictestih.,
tegmty of character. 0aft ssiergm 9fs1l g9Y.
Such man we believe to be Gov. Bradford,
and the District would do itself honor in. his
selection, ..q - ,etf ~ -
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-08-26
For SheriH.I

n - THE Loyal citizens Of upper. section
Wy of Baltimore county, having announced
their favorite candidates for Sheriff for the en-
suing term, respectfully suggest the name of
eD ee WILLIAM P. JEAN, ,.....'f''' ~.
OF the I'd district, as . competitor for the above
named Office.
Aug. 26.--tc. bsl4sse. .,,fo,sa- i4.,a, UNION. =
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-08-26

CHANCES. -On Tuesday s Wednesday next
28th and S0th, Ahe Registers for tue Tenth Dist.
wilt meet at Monkton. The remaining time at
Shades.
The Registers of the lst Dist will meet at
Wetheredville on Tuesday Sep. 9Th, and at Arm
strong's old Office at Elicott's Mills on Wednes-
day Sep 9th.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-08-26

REGIsrRArtoN. Butts eight days, remain for the
sitting Of theRegisters, and we would urge those
who have not already done So, 10, make applica-
ton at the first meeting. During the last few
days the officers will probably be very busy, and
SO it is best to be in time. roTbeo Registers seem
tobe giving general satisfaction throughout the
County. Even the enemies Of the Law, giveihem
credit for honesty and fairness in their delbera-
tions. Let them stand fairly blythe Law, mot
exceeding their powers, avoiding all personality
and prejudice, and the people will honor them
for their course
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-08-26

are for putting such mild construction on the
odious clauses Of the Law. It won't do, gentle
men, The officers are sworn to stand faithfully
by its provisions. and the Union people demand
that they shall do so. Va
We admit that disfranchisement is a serious
exercise Of authority. So Is hanging. And the
best way we know to avoid both, is to avoid
the crimes for wIlich. they are the penalty.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-08-26

JOHN E. Owens IN LONDON latest Eng
lsh papers announce that Mr.. Jno. e. Owens,
the celebrated American comedian, has been in
duced by the success which has attended his per-
sonation of '.Solon SEingle," TO extend his en-
sgag6meut at the Adelphi Theatre, London, for
\ the reinainirg weeks Of the season. They speak
ofhi1n as being one Of the greatest comic artists
of the age
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-08-26
Public Meetin o

A LII the rebels, rebel sympathizers and
IA original secessionists of the eth election
district, are requested to meet at the Court
House, Towsontown, on lia 59fs'a7ni II ,esa@o
Saturday neat, August 26t6 at 3 o'clock, p. N,
for the purpose of taking into consideration the
expediency of addressing the Hon. Reverdy
johnson, withregard tothepropr legal
~ of all such persons taking the required oath,
in order to be registered. ~ ssv's iais s9Sie ne
Aug. 26.-lt. .snf17i loos N. ?
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-08-26

SUNDAY SCHOOL CE1EBRATfoN.- The Celebra-
ton of the Epson Sunday School 5on Tuesday
last, was one of the most successful occasions of
the kindlwe have attended for 4 long fime THE
day, though cloudy -aud. inclined 10, be showery,
wasa very pleasant one The entire School, in
charge of MryO. P. Merfymqn and Mrs. Ma,
Shealey, the Superintendents, with the officers
and Teachers, left Towsontow1 for Swami Lake
about 8 o'clock in the morning. Many of.the pa-
rents and others interested in,2the, School, also
joined in the festivities fthe day and tHeentite
party formed quite'along prpcessionp carriages,
carry--als, ambulances, &c, as they trotted gaily
down the pike, TIUI1
The day was spent royingIop the beautiful
Lake, and in the various SOCIAL ambsemepts dsp-
vision had been made in he way Of efeaature
comforts and universal enjoyment seemed to
prevail, among old and young.iw I9dt9goT ~
The school is patalsqrishiagg ndidops num-
s sSrF Gs eapy d g srT
books of the school bnsh no yltnaenoo
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-08-26

OoxvESrroS or School COMMISSIONERS. "A con-
vention of the School Commissioners of the
State was held ia Baltimore during the week,
presided over BY Ii, Gov. Cox. Mr.. Van Bokk-
ellen, State Supt., and other friends Of education
took an active part in the proceedings. ImpOr-
taat business was transacted. S l9df0na b
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-08-26

IMPROVEMENT. are told that Mr. Reynolds
and others interested, have resolved to gradeq and
Macadamise the road know as fSFeather Bed
Lane, leading from the terminus of Charles ST.
avenue to Swami Lake. passing athe residence
Of Aug. W. Sweeney Esq, This isa very, desira-
bic Improvement, and when completed, wifi af-
the upper part Of the Lake, making one Of the
finest drives in any direction 9femllthe si8. 1t
occurs to US however, that the road leading to
the Lake should go down By Mr.. Perot's, stri-
king the Lake about the centre, and, extending
thence down to the dam, eonnectiwith theiroadi
leading to the Falls Turnpike AS tits, there is
no connection between then.uppera and dover
parts of the Lake for vehicles, so that persons
taking either of the two roads leading thereto,
must leave their horses and cross the Rail Road
bridge on foot tosee the whole of the Lake. This
is very inconvenient and if road were run from
Feather Bed Lane, down to the dam, or from
Mr.. Perots downto the dam, it would be an ex2
ceedngly pleasant drive and would greatly i'm
crease teavel on the AvenuesnFaEsSF sgJ eai1s
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-08-26

RoBBERIEs IN THE COUNTY Last Thursday
night week, the house of Mr.. Mittan coal deal
er of Baltimore, who purchased the Gross prop
erty," at Govanstown, WAS entered by ROLLER
or robbers, and some $50 or $50 in foreign coin
stolen The entire family were absent for the
night and the house was securely locked The
robbers gained entrance by forcing OPEN the
shutter OF a back building. There was al large
sum of money in the drawer of desk onosecre-
tary, much of which was insgoTernnenti bonds.
These bonds were in envelopes marked 'Deeds, 7"
mortgages &C., and were handled by the rob-
bers but none were taken. they probably being
deceived by the labelsy About the same time,
another house in the neighborhood was entered
and lot of clothing taken tAerefrom.
RobberieS are becoming frequent in the coun-
ty 1t is but short time since Mr.. Slothower OF
Powhattan had a. fine horse stolen "A good mare
was stolen from Mr.. SmArdon in the 18th district,
not long since. The Shoe store OF Mr. Steiber in
Towsontown was entered a few weeks ago and a
quantity of manufactured work taken therefrom.
These occurrences admonish us that there is an
organized band of thiexes-in the county, prob
ably operating in conjunction with others-in-t the
city, It7would be,well for every body to hear in
mind and keep buildings and Ealuables @el@se-
cured, with little gunpowder always, on hand
for the benefit of the Invaders ST 81 1oanso
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-08-26

n REBkEsHIsd RAM This community was bless
ED With c6pions fall Of rain on Tues ev'g. last
The crops had demonstrating from drought and
the roads were extremely dusty. The rain fell
rapidly aaain, sufficient quantity to revive the
parched earth. The growing crops will now
,havea fine oppprtnpity to fill out the grain and
come to perfeEtion. y q 80 - - -
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-08-26

E8-The Superintendent of the Pacific Tele-
graph says that the prospect of repairing the
line Immediately is dismal. The route is still
infested BY Indians, and mail stages cannot 20
through any distance. sh9 ~ itiH iAb IT
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-08-26

SoLDIEhs OF THE UPPER END, take notice that
this is the evening Tor the meeting az Wiseburg
School House, to make arrangements for attend
ing the Reception on the 18th September. Turn
out in your strength ~ ga