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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-22
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Del
Friend Editors 1T
our progressive little
with a notice in our &C
When-we shall have
giving your reacers an
progress of this placeeT
will hold a prominent posuEs~
ofcommercial and manufactaFl
State.
For the present, let itsaliice to say, that, th.
population is increasing quite sufficiently b5
emigration and otherwise with an accession of
MECHANICS, Manufacturers and tiIlers of the soil.
II Among the most important characteristics Of
this thrifty little town, is its Public School, which
for several years, has been very successfully con-
Quoted by Mr.. j. M. Wilhelm, whose entire eff
cheney for the 9 responsible calling" is acceded
by all his patrons. The Sabbath School af d e
Lutheran Church, is another very exceAaat iea-
ture, bespeaking the beings infuenee of the
Gospel in our midst and the good effects 81 az
sfiating in united efforts in subdune The evil
tendencies Of the age, such as "pfofanitg. !,
% reviling our neighbours, g back-biting &
q fault-fnding," slandering and tfickery for
selfish purposes" or vindictige aims. &c. &c !,
which happily, is not INDUCED in By our Wor-
thy people of Beckleysville and vicinity
The Sabbath School is under tbesuperFieion Of
the following named gentlemen Reeszz
ly, President; Samuel Fair, Nicholas Gardner,
David Painter and Jacob Resch Superintendent
James Marshall, Treasurer Jacob NJ ~ ilhelsf,
Secretary. They intend having grand exhibi-
ton on next Tuesday evening, Christmas nm
der the direction Of Mr.. j. NJ ilhem, IFS Sec
rotary, whose sa0oir fare is proverbial in mis-
vicinity, in getting up good entertainment
for the enjoyment and edifcation of the juveniles
Doors open at Z P. M. SIGMA
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-22

STovEs ON THE STREET CzRs.-It is ANNOUNCED
that the Louisville street cars to be provided
with,stoves during he present winter. AS Lou
isville has not colder climate than Philadelphia,
similar generosity on the part of our street rail
road corporations would be highly appreciated.
Ditto for Baltimore -Phiia. Ledger.
DrrTo for the York Road Railway -Seven miles
on a car in the county, two feet above the snow
and ice, going at therate of FIVE miles an hour,
is ajoke that no one but an Esquimaux can APP
preciate
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-22

FURs, &o.-To those Of our lady readers who
are thinking Of buying furs, &C., for the present
winter, would refer them TO the advertisement
of A. Kleineibst, 243 N. Gay Street, Baltimore.
There is a large stock at this establishment, and
the proprietor processes to sell very cheaply.---
Give him call.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-22

NB- We have large amount Of, money due
us through the county for advertising and job
work We cannot personally visit all thus in
debted, and therefore ask them to forward the
amounts due us by mail or otherwise. 1t near
the close of the year, generally settling-up"
time, and we desire to straighten our accounts as
far as possible. Our expenses are heavy, and
we pay cash for all our labor and material, and
we hope our friends will recognize the necessity
Of paying up old scores
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CHRIsTMAs NOTTCR

UFFICE CLERK CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTI- -
MORE COUNTY, Dec. 2lst, 1866. ~
DERS0NS INTERESTED will please takeA
l. notice, that in order to give the Clerks ia
the office an opportunity of enjoying the APP
preaching HOLIDAYS with their friends, this
Office will be closed on
Tuesday and Wednesday neat (qhriStDsdss
and also on NEW YEAR DAY, january Ist.
1867.
JOHN H. LoNGNEcKER, Clerk
Dec 22.-1t.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-22

ANOTHER ROBBERY On Monday night last,
the public house of Mr. Chambers, at Riders
Switch, was entered by burglars and robbed Of
$40 in money, lot of clothing, &c.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-22

~ Forty-one national cemeteries, containing
the remains of 34l, $40 Union soldiers have al
ready been established.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-22

The DEMOCRACY AND THE RECONSTRUCTION QUEs-
TIoN.-A Democratic journal rejoices over the
idea that " there can be nothing fixed or perma-
nent " about the pending Constitutional Amend
ment, even should it be ratified 1t can stand
only while the Radical faction bears sway, and
" only while that faction remains subject to its
" present insanity, is the conclusion at which
the Democratic oracle has arrived. This is the
Democratic calculation, and hence the fury with
which they assai the more thorough measures
ofthe reconstruction policy. But is not the con-
tingency pointed at valid reason for beginning
the work at the bottom and SO building up that
the safety of the Union shall be preserved against
Democratic traitors and Southern rebels? Moth
ing should be left to Notwithstanding made de-
pendent on Democratic fealty to Union sentiment.
The duty Of the nation is to profit by the oppor-
nnity it now has for guaranteeing sectional peace
and national uDity
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sSS

BUSINESS NoTIcEs.-We this week send bills Tor
subscription to number of our subscribers, and
next week will send them to the balances. we
trust our friends will promptly Forward the
amount of their indebteaness. Wefeel sure they
have been satisesdswith their paper during the
past yesss and we believe that'this reminder that
taey are in arrears to the printer, will induce
them to at once settle up.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-22

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, that the
Il scriber has obtained from. tn OrAff
Court of Baltimore county, lete' So
tration on the estate Of
JOHN GALLAGyH Eh,
late of said county, deceased Albp
ing claims against the said estate, arN
warned to exhibit the same with the m
thereof to the subscriber,
I On or before the 22d day Of AuqeSt Is
they may otherwise by law'be exclude
all benefit of said estate Those ind
said estate are requested tomake2irls
payment. Given under my hand thf1z
day of December, 1866. ~
VIM. S. KEECH,
Dec 22.-4t# Administrafoa D. B.. NJ
VNHIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE, that the SUBJ
il scIiber has obtaired from the Orphans
Court Of Baltimore county letters of admin
istrationyo the estatao
- RICHARD SCOTT
hate of said county deceased. al --ySzs
ing claims against the said est are b
warned to exhibitthe same wl1the vof
thereof to the subscriber -
On or before the 22d day of Aasa, 1Se
they may otherwise by law belex6lua
all benefit of said estate Those md
said estate are requested to maketii
payment. Given under my hand
day of December, 1866. ~
GEORGE seexT,
Dec. 22.--4t& Administrasor
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-22

The PSYCHOLOGICAL JOURNAL FOR DECEMBER con-
tains fine Portraits of Dore the great French Art
list, the King and Queen of Prussia, twelve dis
tinguished American Clergymen, Miss Kate Bate
man, with Biographies and Sketches of Charac-
ter. Also other interesting matter, including
What is Education by John Neal Characters
of Shakespeare Theirs, the French Statesman !;
Orang-Outangs, etc. Only 20 cents So year.
Now is the time to subscribe. "A New Volume
begins with the next number. Address FOWLER
AND WELLS 389 Broadway, New York.
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: The LITTLE CORPORAL is the title of a yer

!" The LITTLE CoRPoRAL," is the title of very
entertaining periodical for the young, published
at Chicago, H., at 81 per year We cannot see
how it possibly can have superior, or, if it
could have, how the young folks could possibly
desire anything better We have lately received
from its publisher copy of the exquisite picture,
g The Heavenly Cherubs," designed as premi-
UNI to subscribers to the Little Corporal . for
the next year. The picture is beautiful speci-
men ofart, andis well worthy place in every
house This superb engraving is sent free as a
premium to every one who sends to the publish
er three new subscribers for one year to The
Little Corporal Mr.. Sewell also offers to give
Organs and Melodeons to schools or persons who
send large clubs. The price of the Corporal is
one dollar year, in advance; sample copy, tell
ing about the premiums, ten cents. Address
ALFRED L. SEWELL, Publisher, Chicago, III
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CURE FOR CHAPPED HANDS, &o.-.Mr. L. Tisch-
meyer, of Lauravlle, in this county, sends
the following ~
" AS chapped hands, lips, &C., are quite fash
ionable at this season, and many persons are at a
loss what to do to abate the evil, send you my
receipt which, after a use OF four or five years,
with complete success, can be pronounced the ex-
act thing.
cit is simply to apply a small portion of gly-
cerine to the hands or lips, where chapped, rub
bing it in A few applications will make COM
plete cure, and, at the same time, keep the hands
smooth and soft"
g The glycerine can be procured at any drug
store and is not expensive rs cents worth will
! last the winter out"
Mr. Tischmeyer is informed that the first inti-
nation we had that he wished to become sub
scriber to our paper contained in his note re-
ceived Thursday morning. He may expect tc
receive it regularly.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-22

The CLARE MURDER TRlAns.-f1e trial of John
Glare indicted for the murder of Henry B. Grove,
in photograph gallery in Baltimore, on the
29th Of October, 1865, has been progressing in
our county court before and ever since our last
paper went to press. The evidence in the case is
entirely circumstantial, but what we have heard of
it certainly seems to point to him as the perpetrator
of this most foul and unnatural murder. The
evidence was concluded on Tuesday evening,
and on Wednesday morning Mr.. Richardson
opened the case for the State and was followed
by Mr. Cuttings for the prisoner The argu-
ments of these gentlemen were very lengthy, &C.
cupying the time of the court, except one hour
for dinner from ten o'clock in the morning I'M
til seven o'clock P. NJ On Thursday morning
Mr.. Stirling spoke for the defence, and was fol
lowed bt Mr.. Whitney on the same side, Mr.
Ensor closing for the State. The arguments Of
all these gentlemen were marked with great abil.
4 ity The case was given TO the jury at O'Clock
on Thursday evening, and after an absence o.
one hour the jury returned into Court and rem
dered their verdict that John Glare was GUILTY
| OF MURDER IN THE FIRST DEGREE. Tit
prisoner was very much affected at the verdict
and on its rendition fell senseless to the floor
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-22

gas~ Charles Rub, who was convicted of bri-
berry in the. Mercer county IN. J.) court, has
been denied a new trial by the Supreme Court,
and was sentenced to one years imprisonment
athard labor; and to'be forever disqualified from
holding Office under the State.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-22

nN- Both branches of the Virginia Legisla-
ture have passed bill,making the legal rate
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-22

Ng~ tits. said that Hon. Montgomery Blair
is about to go to Europe as an agent Of thssrU.
S. Governmental prosecute claims,
mg-Oil has been discoversd at the Midlo-
THAN coal pits, near Richmond, Va.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-07-06

The Free Press asks this question and
points proudly to the agricultural college.
Where i, it, gentlemen The farmers
know little about il. save that like Oliver,
i; has been continually asking for moro
which it could nol get, and has therefore
chimcra. hohbling about ami knocking At
the doc: Of every clgcmo>yn;uy institution
! in the state ior adoption, at last touches
the kindly heart OF the University. God
bless her for we fear her usefulness has
past, if She is forever doomed to carry this
'old man Of the sea- ON her back.
How reason yc, my worthless II this
,aniiin@ III It's impotency, cannot stand
alone, how shall It bring support to ma
ternal decrcpitrlle /!
Mr.. Morrill, has GIVEN Il Nouamh do{huS
toward it, supporl. ie may consider
himself fortunate to have cot It of his
hands on such easy terms. 4 Moa~uM
dolltus j.! Most ma9nanimouS gift. Tor one
who from the prc>cicnce, incident to a
position oi one of the Ways and Means
men, hats been enabled TO pile up his scores
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-07-06
"1U Honorable MeR.''

In their efforts to make it appear that
q majority of the people favor Mr.. Nor
rill's election to the /. :. senate, his par
tiSan friends seem to take great pleasure
in arranging the Morrill, ana Poland news
papers III double columns side by side.
This Is Ill right. But how tair Is il 10
class both the Windsor journal AMI -iuro-
ri on the Morri! side There i not Il
printer in the state but knows that
both these papers are printed on the
same type, OF. the same pres, m the SANE
o:ilre anal i,y the same m;n an'l that the
matter of both is essentially the saline.
v by doc~l'l The Wood>tcrk STANDARD add
the Chronicle and Huntington Ecmaikcr
t" his c"iimn i; wouId make il longer
Then ;l";,it. these oycr-z.iou> one
claim the Hr;.'iior;. Opinion tnr Morrill,.
icrliap> Ii may be. but up 10 the l,re>,.n,
writing il, editor ir,> not :i:tprr. one wor;l
IN his pape; Favorable /" Mr.. Morrill, :
election; but Oh tie yun.r:,r. has eAl,r..->-
"i 10 the writer OF tli- his personal pref
ercnce> inr .it.,i.. Poland.
We think we have before -tayc,l tia; il
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-07-06
Proof Ui.a DenHHcidfiOn not Con-
rerfibic Terms.

The Woodstock Standard charges Us
with swcrying from the line OF conduct
whic. we marked cut for the campagn
We have simply to reply, that in the dis
clISSion of the relative fitness of the two
contestants for senatorial hcnor>. any Jact
which makes for the superior fitness Of
the one, or the eminent untitneSs OF the
other, is perfectly legitimate, Ii the Nor
riIl papers would coniine themselves q lit
tie more closely 10 piOsMg assertions 20 be
untrue, and allow themselves a little less
latitude in announcing them As false. they
would come more to the point. 1t is the
easiest thing in the world, to settle the
question as to whether Mr.. Morrilt has
ever used money tor campai on purposes.
ii the gentlemen will but address themselves
10 it, with the earnestncss OF honest seekers
after truth. Let Mr.. Morrill, publicly deny
i! over his autograph, and If We do not fur
ni>ll q half score OF unimpeachablc men to
rebut the denial, then We will yield the
point. Try it gentlemen
Whether Mr. Morrill, haI any ncre>s.N
for doing this, is not at all to the point
He has, Perhaps, from force Of habit,
come to rely upon political machinery
Why did he wish Mr. Clapp to retain his
place till October, if it were not that he
might control the machinery of the Gus
tom house department till alter the fall
elections! VIII the gentlemen also deny
that an effort WAS mllc to buy UP the
iamolie and Orleans county papers
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-07-06
NEW MEDICAL. BOOK.
"FAMILf PHYSICIAN"
IL -lsA.r..f se..on.,> E~i5na' a'gls-

II ls.ag.f s,r5Gcn,i> H~i5c1' a'vzs-
His Six Lectures TIE rrsrcnfio. ard Cure Of Co.
-,nr.;a.i i-sss f the iiesTr inc iulcz & free
serve Health a-d Life Hmsi,d hoIr-- iaye been
read y thousands, and hive cirrisa Ia 20 ii rstsr|,
and htilfl. Ia I'll u lao .vc fulfilled IL tr-ohi
D-. Fif,hS a;; Il. this bei i 1 dirnt i.aits
tn Sv,id i',1iOn, 10 isl.re iTdisp-i'ivn - = L.
rcst0r h,a.t- lie Mould sci, T;Gt, and thus
lrrvc.r ca,'-iul'ti N; L. would dear hl-A tr'oaf AID
flus stop cI.i di,;;lTia: "a Ss.Ili Tc--,r die
fIrtrd STATE TIE - q vssts I'd thus 4 y
dyscl,ors cl lr: hs; iosid ssy Dis super,
h. n rI.y.s Ill with lit ryintdi,s
essay prh'at care H. iaS, fil>t ~ th-c i-ea--
which the s, = w'n srrar. iIt i-'s r,Iire IL
sid II carailr fly=icsn 4: that hsaa property sd
timely led. aHa= ri.i1lr- Ihr=y di=.es, =,
SAYS oo-un.ti"a hryi.'i-- caiaIls a=frna. dis-
tie heart. dy~pc-is --dacle>- liver csflaints.
rheumatism eur ila- sA:a - s. al -!-,as 4
DESIGNATION. fT,ll, moths, cg-, ic aft@Ck nd a.,
rtr,y iie c,mplcIioG.
Tc second great rls i i-e re-. hitch the rz-it,f
his friends .lsays Ct. = for which iHfai!l.i
remedies give, dPt:ieis Group >carlcf frs-,
nea-le hoop :ig- iavi1 lever, sruI,TN- II l.
c ch ,Ta ciolia nJIiE-. chi iafa f,, GiaI- "
fever, irrss. ~ -iils Era, dies / each of iay=
given, which the sick trir ft:cIds prepare and
successfully .dIui.i-rer-
lie cKt gives the pepper treatment ii iir ilair a.d
teeth. 10 iTS,-ve 10th IL health a al'y Trough
life lie gives remedy III sci-eicknts- Fr ally
IL gives recipe Dr prep n LaiT dye, ce-ne Eafr
a tooth pow der, IL unsurpassed by sny t,r pTearl
tion-.
II is LITTLE d. TO advise cur r.dtr- 70 ersn
and r=.i this box. Ii has :. ,as pricr =, cent?.
Sead - ccif- TO nr :. : Fitch. Ne - Tran --re
Rv-t n, Na-<. BE particular give p,-t 'fcc, taEVa,
county, and -Isi- sn tic 20 = VIII b. ssf b. ll-a,
u po-ti-e. tea
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are rnrraciicel i'll Thu wariare-hare n"
magazine OF supplies. and no armor proof
against it.
To their distorted vision truth becomes
hiLeouS f,l>ehond. and that corruption M
der their very noses. like Mistress Jelllhy,
they overlook, in strainins their vision TO
catch a elimp>c OF iii, llna@inary evils IN
.liorrioi,eoia-Gha These ours bay at
the moon, but they DO not bark at the
thief
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-07-06

delraction Why is it that those sections
where Mr.. Morril's friends are most nu-
mcrous are rife with the ioulcst slarder
against the personal character of Judge
Poland Whence come these new dcvel-
opmcnts against the man whom Vermont
has honOrcd for the past seventeen years,
and whose integrity WAS never before call
cd into question
These black stoIcL familiarS of the in
uuisition of SANDER. like the venomorlS
TOAD, squat at the ear Of Eve drop from
their Shiny mouths foul tales which grow
mp iii darkness. The ioulc>t SANDERS are
spoken under the brcatll-thev are wills
rercd from car to car--lhey fear the light.
But gentlemen are quite too hard upon
Mr.. Morrill,.
We have ALWAYS lndcr>tSod that the
prospects oi Il political a>plIant were like
:; contingent remainder and needed Il par
ticular estate TO support it. Why then
should not Il man use the money the good
.,od> have given him. He Is no mean
;,lrhemist who can change his COINS 10
ballots.
We presume the gentleman who is con
j,rtuui Ia have written the ''lbcllouS at
tack does not feel the need ot the palli-
;.ting circumstances. which Mr.. Walton
in tie mumiiccncc Of his generosity 80 lib
orally suggests, to eXIcnuate his devotion
10 the interests o.! his chosen candidate
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-07-06
Ns.iiO,tuj johnson CJHreUtiO:s.

The call !or Il National Johnson Con-
vcntion Is couclci in such general terms
o need exclude 10 one certainly no man
Who j., wil!ln- to class himself with the
republican party need think himself eN
clu'|et. 1t t;rrlsle, a capital illustration
OF that smart saying of Tallyrand. which
he stole from somebody else, we forget
row who, Ihat language i, chiefly useful
as cliabiing one to hide his mcaning-in
other verbs ior the convenience oi dipIo-
mats.
1t specifics certain general propositions,
such Is that slavery Is abolished, that the
union i in'lissoublc. ami others Of like
undeniable character Il also addresses
those '.wlo sustain the administration iii
maintaining unbrokcn the union OF the
statys Under the constitution which orr
fathers established" All loyal men can
heartily respond to this part of the call
and cheertully support the administration
in It's efforts in that direction. But it
chances that the great body OF the repub-
lican party do not think that the policy
pursued by Ar. johnson will tend 10
strengthen the union Of the states; rather
that it puts the means into the hands of
di>contentcl and rcLcIlious men of renew
ING bloody contest as soon as another
generations shall have replaced the neil
sacrificed iii tie late disastrous war.
In New England, at least, this call for
a convention 10 sustain the policy of
President johnson, a it relates to recoJl-
struction, will meet with little favor.
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" no Puid the Bus.

1t is vast y easy for the Free Press to
denOui!Cc rs untrue. statements concerning
which it has no knowledge But the fact
that our brother don't know, or don't be-
licve this or that statement to &c true,
while he has 10 knowledge OF its tal~ity, is
not very conclusive evidence Ignorance
Of Il fact is bat meager proof of its nol,-
existence.
Wien We announced that Mr. ,.iorrill
had furnished money to detray the expense
OF Ens friends to attend the district con
yentlon, after he had made great dis
play OF declining a nomination, we an
nounced what we knew to be true. and
what Is as patent and well known in this
part of the state, as that Mr.. Morrill, did
use his utmost endeavors to prevent the
appointment OF General Stannard to the
collectorshp. TO denounce as untrue.
what one does not know to be false. /, on
" less culpahle than to announce as truth
what one knows to be false.
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" hat he Sad.

HE Free Press quotes from Ih;,d. Sic
vens' speech in which THAI gentleman
comments Mr.. Morrill, tor his skill and
industry Now We be- l,tye TO rc-an-
nonnce that these are precisely the quail
ties which We credit to Mr.. Morrill,! but
we do not regard them aion;.. IL constitute
INC high order OF ta!,n!. We arc
charged with IN attempt to unicrratc Mr.
morrill,. We are conscious tla: if the
Free I'rcSS Is correct in lis estimate III the
man, we do nn!errate him We ID it
sincerely, however We have had some
personal acquaintance with Mr.. Morrill,.
read ms speeches and listened to some OF,
his public efforts, and have never been
able to rank him above a fourth rate man.
Gentlemen may be right, and we may he
wrong, We respect their opinion, but
hold TO our own.
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