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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-09-22

SHALL TRATTols RuLE THE Rebels ofKen-
lucky, who have been eladdened by the action Of
Mr.. johnson in dispensing pardons aud Offices
among them, are elamorous for more power
Their demonstration have brought upon them
the ire Of the Louisville Journal, as follows:
Surely there Is nothing in all human history
ike the present condition Of political affairs
among US. Never before was there case where
men rebelled against their Government, strove to
subver, and shatter II, failed 10 their efforts,
laid down their arms, threw themselves upon the
mercy OF the conqueror, swore oaths Of submis-
sion and allegiance, obtained gracious and mag
unanimous pardon, and then had the efffoniery TO
assume that their reasonable action against the
Government was good ground upon which TO ex-
pect and demand the right TO control IL, and to
seize It's honors and emoiuments.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-09-22

CHARLES SIHtrT AysSUE We published last
wees M article from city paper. giving "a long
let 81 outn-'s auA attempted robhcries commit
ted uron rrsors '',sing along Charles Street
Avenue, urtt th" u,i cattle show grounds Many
more instance have tocn given in the civ papers
dnring ihr present week. aud the nuisance i re-
ally becoming - -rat as 10 require the attention
inf's' thi- .rlA .houil BE- promptly overhnued
aud ''dral' with arcn'dr. 20 law. 90 or else the
irquenirr- ~ the ru'l must take the law in their
own hands las We know several are prepared 10
do. and a'sie The nuisance themselves by n mer.
tied APPLICATION Of cold lead
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-09-22

- Every supporter Of Andrew johnson |,
sworn aboIIsiOnis,, (see the amnesty oa,h), and
70 favor Of negro suffrage, lee bic letters to Gov
Sharkey, o. August 1851. The Seventh rcso.
lallOn Of the Randall convention. held a, PhIla.
dslPhia, August I4,h, endorses negro suftage.-
How do our Democratic friends liks III
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-09-22

PUnLic MEsrISos. Friday evening q
public meeting will BE- held al woodbsrry, and
tomorrow Saturday evening. another will
be held at Rsislsniown. Union men Of every
shade Of opinion ere invited TO Be pressn, and
hear the exciting questions Of the day discussed.
Hon. John L. Thomas. Gen. Richardson, John
I. Ensor. Esq., and Capt. Havsrstlek are an
nouncsd as speakers.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-09-22

- A correspondent Of the . Cleveland Her
aid" writes tba, when the Presidential cam
paignsr stopped a. Elmyra, Ohio. the "hum-
Ole individual attempted 10 speak, whsrsupon
The crowd grcansd, A. .. ofoourss got mad aud
told then that tasv wouid gyeaa woras ~ B,tors
Asy SUs A1sr0A wiA q. Tm DAxnaD ALWAYS
enoAn !" How are you. dieul,yf
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-09-22
NOTICE.

OrPIcE or rmE BALTIMORE AM Yonxrowx,
TrRSriEE Roam C0nPAxY,
BALriroRE, Sept. 22d. 1880.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. To the s,oct
~ holders Of this Company. that in pursn-
nnce OF their charter, an election for a PRES
dent, SIX Managers and Treasurer for the en-
suing year will be held at the Office of .nri
company No. lsS W. BALTIMORE STREET.
between the hours Of 10 and IL o'clock NJ
The Transfer Books will be- closed until tb.
10th October. by order.
II. MURRAY HANAN.
Sept 2?.--tw. sscra,.r,.
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DIED.

Ia Towsontown, ON Monday. 18th instant.
jazz d.. wife Of John d. Bedford, in the 18th
year u her age.
In baltimore county. on the nth inst, IN
the triumph Of faith and full hope Of blissful
immortality beyond the grave. MARY ELLEN.
aged Is years aud days.
In St Louis, No., ON the goth Of August, If
cholera, THEopoaE L. sroSE, formerly OF Balli.
more county
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-09-22

GEocrmEs Attention is called TO the adver-
ilsement Of Nc. q. Lewis Dunlap, No. ~ W.
baltimore ST., baltimore. We lately visited Mr..
Dunlap's store, and found there the largest aud
best selected stock Of groceries we have ever seen
anywhere. We were pleased too. with the great
attention shown by the statesmen 90 purchaser
each Of them, seemingly, doing his hest to please
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-09-22

- The Democracy are 10 favor Of admitting
rebels TO Congress. To do this is TO assume the
payment Of the rebel war debt. To do this Is to
ny the South for their slaves. To do either oil
these things Ia TO repudiate the national debt, fos
We could not pay the whole Of these claims, a.
they would amoant to more than Ten lAousand
millions Of doiisrs. A vote for the President
policy, Is vote for liquidation. Think Of this,
holders Of government bonds.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-09-22

CnARGED WIN RonnERy Adam walder and
John Morrison were received al the Central Po.
lice Station, Baltimore on Tuesday last, on
commitment from Justice Dicklc. charged with
robbing George brochure. ~ Baltimore county
They were brought to Towsonlown Jail on We'd
nesday.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-09-22

- Tbs PhiIadeiphIA johnson Convsn,IOn 70
solved that u was the duy Of the Government 10
promote ,hs jss sndrioADfal claims Of the Unlon
soldiers. Exactly. Bat why aid no, the Con-
vsusion specify The claims they acknowledge 10
% ius, and Fighifnl : Southern msmbsr Of the
COMMITTEES % resolutions has slscs declared that
hat raselnlioa was dsalgnsdly Ambiguous. SOL
elrI4 VIII yoa b thns dscslvedf
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-09-22

AsOruE Pic.Nic.--ABoiher pic-nic, given by
the young men Of this nelghborhood aud OF
Western Run, was held In Chews' woods In this
town, on Thursday last. Il was largely attend.
BY the ladies and gentlemen OF the vicinity and
everything passed or pleasantly and greatly 70
the enloyment Of those present.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-09-22

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. Those Of our read.
ers needing agricultural implements can do no
better than To visit thu establishment Of John N.
Griffith Co, a. y Paca Street, Baltimore
Among their sleeialiiics is Tingley's Patent
Churn, the most complete article AZ the kind we
have ever seen. One o. them can be seen at Lewis
Nogle's store. IN this town.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-09-22

co- We publish on our first page to-day an
article from the Westminster SsnGael, giving
the particulars Of the shameless effort put forth
by Gov. Swami TO lamper with the Registers Of
Carroll county. This attempt to nuliify and rem
der Intellectual, by means Of hbersl construction
Of the Registry law Of the State, sone ofthe mos,
unwarranied and hgh.handed ou,rAges ever per-
peirated by wicked and INSCRIPTIONS Execu-
tive upon free people In making the appoint.
men's, the chief object was to selec, men who
would carry GU, the base designs Of Gov. Swami
By the registration Of all who might apply, re-
gardlcss Of their disquali6calions. Fortunately,
some or the men who were chosen 10 &c, az &C.
completes in this dabolical scheme possessed
too much honor to willingly become the tools Of
q reckless Governor. and neither through prof.
feFs Of " bread and butter" nor by intiuida-
tons aud threats, could they be induced to vio-
late the laws which they have sworn 10 execute.
When Governor Swami deserted the Union
party aud threw himself into the arms OF the
disloyal men Of Maryland, IL was 10 be expected
that he would use all constitutional means in
his power TO advance the Interests OF his new
found friends, but no sane maa had any idea
that be would so far transcend all executive pow
CT as TO render null and void one Of the highes,
laws Of the State. This recklessuess and per6dy
is without a parallel in the history of any State
organization and il beirays in the author u mind
so totally depraved by desire for office as TO be
utterly insensible TO all sense Of honor or shame
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-09-22

law Office Of Messrs, Wheeler aud Kcech, having
been admitted TO full fellowship At the bar, this
week offers his professional services 10 any who
may need them. frtG. Is an industrious, per-
severing fellow, aud We doubt not that all basi.
ness entrusted TO him will he, at least, promptly
attended TO-
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-09-22

TAKE NoricE.--Those gentlemen throughout
the County who have received OF collected any
money for subscriptions due the firm Of favef.
stick Z Longneckers, are respectfully requested
TO make return Of the same at the earliest DAY
possible.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-09-22

MAMMOTH ToMAroEs.-we have recslved srom
our friend Aquilla Galloway, Of Ny Lady's Nan.
or, 10th district, Zoe lot or tomatoes, for which
be viii please accept our thanks. One Of
OF the number weighed Just two pounds viii
some one beat Il u thay can.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-09-22

BASE BALL-A friendly game between the Sc.
cond mines Of the Towson aud Social Base Ball
Clubs, will be played at LuihervIlle. on Saturday
afternoon next, the goth instant.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-09-22

Tue Gg,yn l.oDsE OF ODD-FEtLows AT the
session Of the Grtul Lodge Of udd-Fellows ofihe
United States on Tuesday morning last, the fol.
lowing officers wcrcc elected for the ensuing year
Nosi Worthy Grand SW,-Jamcs +. Saunders
Of New York.
R'gh WoHiV DPWy Grand S,re-E. u.
Farnsworih Of Tennessee.
Right Worthy Grant Corrsspondisg and Re-
eor.hHg Ser'''ry-Iames !. Ridsely, Of Maryland.
Right Uor'ig Grmd Trrisarer-Joshua Van
SAINT of Mar, land
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-09-22

ess- We call attention to tho notice in our
columns Of sale Of the Rev. Geo. Morrison. at
Sweet Air, Baltimore county. ON Tuesday. the
25th instant. Sale will commence at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. IL.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-09-22

CHuncu DKDIcAuox. new Church recent
~ erected by the Warren Manufacturing Com
pany, al Warren, In this county, will bo dedica-
ted tomorrow. See notice In another column.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-09-22

TnE ASSESSORS for our District visited our
town this week In the performance Of their du.
ties. They are now working down the York
road, and will then visit the eastern part Of the
District.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-09-22
CInx or rnr Corxry ArrAcSspOS CHARLES

\ CTNX 90 Tur CevSry ArrACKmoS CHARLES
STngrT Avryrg TIN Friday evening last, l4,h
instant, between seven and eight oclockh. as
Nr. George Va iicWs residing il Quaker Bottom
Baltimore county, was going TO the city. hc was
attacked as two sven upon Charles Street avenue
a short distance above the bridge. who attempts
ed 20 roh him. I'll" .r>t notice he bad Of their
presence WA, severe blow upon his head with "a
billy. by man who hil gotten in the wagon
from the rear eul. The blow stunned him for
few inmates, hn, De soon 80 far recovered ne to
seize tongue Jack which be hnd in the from,
part 81 the wagon. and with which he severely
handled his ass'ilant The companion Of the
ruiiian, seeing that Mr.. Matthews was getting
the best Of his partner. assisted the latter to get
gu, OF the wagon. when both OF the parties made
hasty retreat. They did not succeed in get
ting any money. and the only article missed by
Nr. Matthew was % Itir az chickens. Such ca.
ses ar" becoming Of frequent occurrence. and GER
iainly demand the attention Of some person in
authority.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-09-22

MARRIED.

On the 18th instant, at the residence of IA.
brides father. Baltimore county. By Rev. Dr..
Martin, WILLIAM g. BLAcEhrRS h. Miss MoLtir
j. IItrsLTV.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-09-22

The liooEsrowS LITERARY ASSOCIATION gave a
Literary Entertainment, on Monday evening.
September 10TH 1866 a, the llooksiown School
House. Quite large audience was in aiten.
dance, aud expressed themselves graiifed with
the exercises Of the occasion. The highly illu.
minated Hall. the well arranged stage aud the
large number Of the fair sex" presented quite
an animated scene. The whole affair passed on
pleasantly. "AuDToR"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-09-22

FERritnrns. -Messrs. James 4 Ilu,ehins, corner
Gay and High Streets, Baltimore, offer TO our
farmers the best ierilizrrs ia the market. aud at
prices as low rs they can be purchased from the
manufacturer See their advertisement.
Messrs. Lester q Co, No. 40 Howard Street.
also offer for sale MI kinds 81 fertilizers and es-
pccially those Of the Marylan Company's man
gfaoiurc n, factory prices. See their advertise
meni.
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Dedicatory Notice.

1INHE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL CHURCH
l. erected at WARREN FACTORY for the
USE OF ALL EVANGELICAL DENoMINA.
TONS. will be dedicated to the worship Of Al.
mighty God on SABBATH NEXT. the 2sd IN.
slant. There will be service in the morning a,
u o'clock, afternoon at 3, and evening a,
o'clock.
REV. HENRY sLICER, y. D., Of Bsltinnrc.
together with other ministers. will ofliciate.
II. =. THOMAS.
Tor Warren Manufacturing Company.
Sept 22.-lt.
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Nes0 Advertisements.

WOOD WooDil wooD!!!
T'HE subscriber is prepared 10 furnish
J. WOOD SAWED TO ANY LENGTH. Al
short notice. Apply 10 l.. vOGLE.
Sept s2.-st. Towsontown.
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Tho Maryland Life Insurance Com.
pany OF Baltimore.

Pohy VI 0uAtlmOro,
ISSUES POLICIES OF every description at
l. the lowest rates, of the best Coinpanies
Foley Holders participate In the profits.
GEORGE P. THOMAS. President.
DIRECTORS:
hII~n = c Easter, Hiram Woods. Jr..
Geo. p; Thomas, Thomas Cassafd.
Hugh sisson. William Dcyries.
Charles Webb.
JOHN W. DAVIS, Secretary,
Office No. Is South Street, Baltimore.
application for insurance will be receiv.
cd by ID. y. PAYNE, at Towsontown,
Dec. 2. ls65.-Iy.
TNHis Is TO GIVE NOTICE. tina, the .uL
IL scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Oourt OF Baltimore county, letters Of admins
iration on the estate Of
BENJAMIN ROGERS.
ing claims against the said estate, are hereh,
warned 70 exhibit the same with The voucho,.,,
thereof 10 the subscriber, ''"'"''''
-, On or bsfere ne ed day Of Nov. 1867,
ihey may otherwise by law be excluded from
Az ocneht Of said estate. Those indebted e..
payment Given under my hand this Is,L
day Of September, 1866.
o. SARAH ROGERS.
o.Ps, 1s.--N Administrative.
T'Hls Is TO GIVE NOTICE. Tha, the sub.
u scriber has obtained from the ornhan's
.ourt OF baltimore county, letters Of admins.
ua,ion on the estate Of
JAMES c. HARRIS.
late Of said county, deceased, All n.,.on. t.,-
ING claims against the said estate. are h.rcb,
warned 70 exhibit the same, viii sia y.nsh.:!
thereof. "a tho subscriber ' '""'"e''
,h w or eyore Me 22d ehy u Nay. 1867.
.nsy may otherwise by law he excluded from
All benefit Of said estate. Those indebtsd a.
.a'd estate are requested 10 make immedia,s.
payment. Given under my hand this 18Th day
Of September, 1850.
Sept 32.-lts Adminis,ss,.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-09-22

uur fFtLpw. CLLEngAIioy ~ MippLErowS
There was an interesting celebration 81 odd Eel
luw slip at Mililciowu. Ia this county, ON the
18th instant: several hundred persons being
present. Abog; 10 \. ". the Manchester and
Midilrtowu .Yd.,s iotmei in procession. and,
headed Us iir Manchester hand of music. march.
ed 10 a l.iu'i.u. grove adjoining the village
Here the lal,. 60. th- t.j ghhofhooi presented
Midiieiowu Lodge with g handsome banner the
presentation l..ng mlAc DIS Deputy Grand Mas
ter Harrison. OF Baltimore, Ia behalfofthe ladies
and Grand Chaplain MARITIME responding for the
Lodge. IN coqucn, address was then delivered
by the Il. Y p.pIir Grand Master. his theme
being the rise ani progt,ss It the order in the
United State. The entire audience then partook
ola bountiful collation.. In the evening address
e were delivered Dy the Row n. r. Powell aud
others. aal those present enjoyed very agree
able time, n",hu- occurring to mar in the least
the cnipymcni Of the day.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-09-22
COUNTY ITEMS.

ODD Fellows PIc-NIc.--Wc announced last
week that TOwson Lodge No. 10, !. d. y. r., or
this town, had determined 10 give pic-nic IN
Chew's woods, on Saturday last. and that the
necessary arrangements for u had been enirusl-
cd 10 "a committee Of ten. The picnic came on,
| and was such an Immense success that a written
| description can scarcely convey an idea Of the
pleasures Of the occasion. The day was bright
and beautiful and at an carly hour the brothers
| Of the Lodge assembled In their hall, aud were
| soon afterwards joined by Captain ltzells spen-
| did brass aud string band, from Baltimore
About ten O'Clock the procession, numbering
about seventy members was formed, with Bro.
| Lewis Vogc ~ Chief Marshal. aud headed by
the band marched down the pike 10 Mr. Webb's
/ Hotel, coun,crmarchcl up the pike 10 Suiedley
| Avenue. down Smellcy Avenue 10 Boslcy Ave
nue., up Boslcy Avenue TO Pennsylvania Avenue,
thence to Virginia Avenue, thence 20 Shealey
Avenue. aud thence 70 the grove. Here fine
/ dancing floor and splendid stand had been
erected. The stand was beautifully and tasteful
~ decorated with wTcaihs representing by their
/ color the various degrees Of the order, aud by
| flowers aud cvcrgrccns the last being the work
Of some oil our lady friends Over the siand an
arch had been erected, bearing the Inscription,
| Friendship Love aud Truth" Cndcr this we're
/ the symbolic three links Of the order. aud the
inscription "Tows Lodge No. 20, l.. u. q. r."
/ \ large number Of citizens had gathered In tue
grow. aud these with the brothers, were soon
ranged around the stand. Bro. Hunt, Chaplain
OF the Lodge, then made beautiful aud iInprcs-
sivc prayer, aud MAS followed by 4. q. Master
| Henry 4. CAREY. q distinguished member Of the
order, who delivered "a Elective address upon
the principles Of the order explaining It's objects
and aims, aud giving statement Of the great
good accomplished through it, agency. When
| be- had cunrud,d lis address the hcnediciion
| was pronounced. the members Of the baud laid
aside th,ir wind instruments for the, fiddle and
the bow. mud all who wished repaired 10 the
dancing llo1r aud that hcAlihful and innocent
Amusement Was kept up until long after nigih-
| fall 10 IS thc Unanimous verdict Of all who at
tended that this hc picnic OF the sg.lson. no
incident occurring ihroug huut the entire day to
mis ia the slightest the pleasures or harmony OF
The occasion. The pc-nic was great success,
and we think 20 hat duc To the Committee Of the
Lodge who made the arrangements for IL that
| their tmrs .hoall bee made public. They were
Bros. sylvester Bowen, Lewis NOglr. II. C.
Lungnc,hrr. G,o v. Parsons. Lewis J. Rider,
Chas. !. Conner. John e. link. William liayne
| ami Joshua PAk.. The floor managers were
Ifo'he., q. y. Whiitl. II. G.. ionsueekcr and
J. Edward Jrukius.
We omitted to mention in ITS place, ns icI-
tufc Of the progression that several of the orphans
under thc ear, % the Lodge formed part of IT,
| and were au iut,r. sting part uf the celebration.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-09-22

oTrIcE CLERK oF THE CIRcufr CorEr rom
BALro. Co., Tcwsontown, Sept. u, 1866.
A LII DEEDS AND MORTGAGES lef, IN
"A this Office for record prior 20 September
I2Ih. $500. are now ready for delivery. pe,.
cons entitled 70 them will please call and re-.
ceive them. They will be sent by mail by writ.
ten order.
JOHN II. LoNGNEcKER. Clerh.
Sent % 1T
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ssuEs POLICIES Of every description at
Policy Holders participate in the profits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-19
DIED.

BFATrYOn Monday jane 49, Mrs Ann Beatty widOwo Flames
Beatty aged 81 years.
Her friends fcpecfy invited 70 attend her funeral from her
late residence No Wlamsburgh Wednes
day, June -, q, o'clock
HUMPHREYn Brooklyn. Saturday June 49, the Hon James
Humphrey eyed 81 years. 81,
Funeral te Church OF the Pilgrims BrooANn on eos
day o. o'clock nj.
LEE-In Wianbug Sunday June H. Alexander Lee eyed .
years Funeral lions church. South ILd anu
Eleyenth.5s, Wiiamsburgh, on Tuesday, ?. m.
NTCnOLs-At Newark " j. on Friday the 18th inst Elijah W.
Nichols Of City, ia the 10Th Of biz
friends the family invited to attend lis funeral from h
residence No 81 Wuutst Newark, Tuesday the iyth
will be In waiting at Chesnutst
Depot Of the u aud o'clock trains from foot Of
CouIiandt-st.
RICHARDSON-n franklin, Mass. Thursday June H. Eiss
Richardson, aged Is years
WHITE-On Sunday June IT, after long aud painful Ill
nes., John +. White. In the 59th Of his
and friends the family respectfully invited TO attend
his late residence, No Z4j Dean st. Brooklyn on
Tuesday the 18th inst. AZ o'clock M.
Phiade phia aud Monmouth Co.. ~ j. papers please copy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-19
in the prdor and having satisfied themselves. took their de.

In the arder aud having satisfied themselves took their de-
parture.
While passing through the yard the thieves dis
bv Officer Robertson Of the Seventeenth Precinct
who instantly gave alarm and started after them On
seeing the officer the thieves separated and in different
directions climbing the fences In the OF the
houses Tweh5 and the other in the Of the houses
ThirteeBth-st.
While this was passing the occupants Of the houses men
toned had aroused By the shouts and rappng OF the
police and the thieves passed through their respective
yards they greeted with occasional shot from an
uppersory window neither Of tho burglars being hit how
Several persons residing in tie vicinity including jackson
s. Schultz President Of the Excise Board residing at No 2
East Twehst through whose yard the thieves ran joined
In the chase One of the thieves caught Dg Oeer Robin
son in yard in the Of No 2i2 East Thireenihs lie
gave the name Of Edward seymour Another was caught
while coming from stable in Iwehst lie gave the name
Of james Sinclair The remaining thief could not be found
la the possession OF the prisoners found quantity OF
the clothing stolen by them, while quantity was iOuhd scat
tered the yards through which they had fed The properly
recovered from the thieves amounts in the aggregate to s
The watch and other eWey valued at S5 not recCv
cred and supposed have been taken by tie burglar Who
escaped
Yesterday the prisoners arralgued before Justice
Mansfield at Essex Market Police Court and were com
mtted for trial without bail They had the assurance TO
plead not guilty. Sinclair aged IL years native OF TINS
city and lived at No. So Forythst Seymour Is aged ~
years. native OF England lives at No lO2 Fiyseyenthst
and Is q siOne-cutter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-19
POLITICAL.

large mass meeting has been held ct Bangor, Maine,
in the interest OF Gen. Joshua l.. Chamberlain Union
candidate for Governor
The Hon. ". ii. Harrington has been nominated for
Congress by the Democrats, in the Third Indiana Dis
trot.
MI d. j. Mcneil received the nomination Of the Union
Convention of Cambria County, Pa, for Congress, with
bat one dissenting voice.
Al the municipal election in Occoluan, Virginia, on
Monday the Union ticket chosen 10y an oyerwhelm-
ing majority.
The Democracy Of the Seventh Congressional District,
in Indiana has nominated for its candidate Judge Clay
pool.
The Union men Of Chattanooga Tenn, recently had
public meeting at which they took strong ground In favor
OF the Congressional plan of Reconstruction