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The Baltimore County union., 1866-09-22
DIED.

In Towsontown, on Monday, 18th instant,
JANE D., wife of John D. Bedford, in the 55th
year of her age.
In Baltimore county, on the 11th inst, in
the triumph of faith and full hope of blssful
immortality beyond the grave, MARY ELLEN,
youngest daughter of Joshua and Sarah Parks,
aged Is years aud 2 days.
In st. Louis, Mo-, on the goth of August, of
cholera, THEODORE L. STONE, formerly Of Balti-
more county.
The Baltimore County union., 1866-09-22

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. Those of our read
ers needing agricultural implements can do no
better than to visit the establishment of John NJ
Griffith & Co., 40 N Paca Street, Baltimore
Among their specialities is Tingley's Patent
Churn, the most complete article Of the kind we
have ever seen. One of them can be seen at Lewis
Vogles store, in this town.
The Baltimore County union., 1866-09-22

ANoTHE PIo-NIc.-Another picnic, given by
the young men of this neighborhood and OF
Western Run, was held in Chews' woods in this
town, on Thursday last. 1t was largely attend
by the ladies and gentlemen of the vicinity and
everything passed off pleasantly and greatly to
the enjoyment of those present.
The Baltimore County union., 1866-09-22

@1- The Democracy are in favor of admitting
rebels to Congress. To do this is to assume the
payment of the rebel war debt. To do this is to
pay the South for their slaves. To do either of
these things is to repudate the national debt for
we could not pay the whole of these claims, as
they would amount to more than ten thousand
millions Of dollars. A vote for the Presidents
policy, is a vote for repudiation. Think Of this,
holders of government bonds.
The Baltimore County union., 1866-09-22

THE HooKsTowN LITERARY ASSOCIATION gave a
Literary Entertainment on Monday evening,
September 10th, 1866, at the Hookstown School
House., Quite large audience was in atten-
dance, and expressed themselves gratifed with
the exercises of the occasion. The highly illu-
minated Hall, the well arranged stage and the
large number of the ''fair SEX, presented quite
an animated scene. The whole affair passed of
pleasantly. "AUDIToR."
The Baltimore County union., 1866-09-22

CHARGED WITH ROBBERY Adam Wader and
John Morrison were received at the Central Po-
lice Station, Baltimore on Tuesday last, on a
commitment from Justice Dickle, charged with
robbing George Broehme, of Baltimore county
They were brought to Towsontown Jail on We'd
nesday
The Baltimore County union., 1866-09-22

~ Hon. Upton Buhrman, Col. John A
Steiner, Thomas Gorsuch, Esq, Major John R
Rouzer, Hon. Henry Baker, and John L. Linthi
cum, Esq, have been nominated BY the Uncon.
ditional Union party Of Frederick county, as can.
didates for the House of Delegates.
The Baltimore County union., 1866-09-22
The Presidents Richmond Organ.

The Presidents Richmond Organ.
For the sake of the Southern people we indulge
the hope that the Richmond Examiner is no
fair representative of even the most ultra school
of Secessionists Its editor would seem to be actu
ated by the spirit of a fiend, or of deformed
and fabled Thersites, rather than of human be-
ing. Take the following as an every day speci-
pen of its ferocous blackguardism, which spares
neither the living the heroic and sainted dead:
Thegorillas, orang-outangs and apes ap-
pointed by the mulatto convention as commit
tee of pilgrims to the tomb of the King Ape
have begun their initiative tour. Already they
have been welcomed with a simulated and whis-
key-supported enthusiasm in the city of New
York The Tribune is somewhat ashamed of the
members of this peramhulating body, and after
naming Brownlow, Fletcher, Hamilton, Pease
and Bolts, refers to the othersas " those we need
not pause to catalogue" Certainly not. 1t
was enough to mention Brownlow. Everybody
knows what set of fellows follow in his train.
y y
" How pitiful is the effort to make heroes of
such miserable dastards The lion-skins in
which they attempt to disguise themselves do not
fit, and their braying voices will betray them
wheresoever they open their mouths. How grow
elling and degraded is the party which can exalt
wretches like Brownlow and Botts and do them
honor ''
Yet this fellow, who would burrow into
the grave in order to feed upon the reputation of
the good Lincoln, is the ardent admirer and sup
porter of President johnson and his policy
for which it is rewarded with Government ad-
yertisnp
The Baltimore County union., 1866-09-22

GB The Philadelphia johnson Convention re-
solved that it was the duty of the Government to
promote the just and rightful claims of the Union
soldiers. Exactly. But why did not the Con-
vention specify the claims they acknowledged to
be just and rightful Southern member of the
Committee on resolutions has since declared that
that resolution was designedly ambiguous. Sol
diers, will you be thus deceived
The Baltimore County union., 1866-09-22

TAKE NoTIcE.-Those gentlemen throughout
the County who have received or collected any
money for subscriptions due the firm of Haver-
stick h Longneckers, are respectfully requested
to make a return of the same at the earliest day
possible.
The Baltimore County union., 1866-09-22
Trouble in the Camp.

The anticipated amalgamation between the
Johnsonites and the simon-pure Democracy OF
this county has suddenly ''come to grief" We
do not profess to exactly understand all the points
of difference between these two factions, but the
case seems to stand this way: A number OF
gentlemen purporting to be the Democratic Ex-
ecutive Committee of Baltimore county, assem-
bled in Towsontown on the 3rd Of September
instant, and adopted a number of resolutions
eulogistic of the action of the Philadelphia Au-
gust Convention and advocating Union of the
Democratic and Conservative parties in order to
defeat 'Radicalism." A Committee, consisting
of Messrs. VIM. M. Isaac, Edward Spencer, L.
P. D. Newman, DR.. John T. Councilman and
George H. Carman, was appointed to confer with
ssany other Committee or organization in this
'scounty' who approved of the views set forth
in the Democratic resolutions The johnson Ex-
ecutive Committee was in session at the same
hour, and the above resolutions were presented
to its members, and Messrs. Frank l.. Morling
Charles Whittemore and Daniel w. Cameron ap
pointed to confer with the Democratic Commit
tee. The conference was held, when the John
son Committee stated that they proposed to cal
primary meetings by and under the name Of
their own~organization. To this the Democrats
demurred, stating that 'if it was expected or de-
| t;sired that the Democratic and Conservative
ssUnion voters were to act together in the coming
Champaign, that such a call was not in accor-
ssdance with the views of the Democratic Execu-
| s'tve Committee, and that they could not concur
Tin the CALL" Both Committees then adjourned
and met again on the 10th, but the same Difficult
| ty presented ITSELF The Johnson Committee in.
sisted that the primary meetings should be called
by their organization and the Democrats still OBJ
ected to it, The result was ''split," and the
calling of primary meetings by both of the par
ties. The Johnsonies have issued call for their
primary meetings to be held to-day and their
county Convention on Tursday next, while the
Democracy will hold their primary meetings on
Wednesday and their county Convention on Sat
urday next
How this matter will end we know not. True
to their instincts, the Democracy wish to mould
the ''new party" to suit their peculiar views and
there is yet enough of patriotism and Unionism
left in the Johnson party to object to it. Wheth.
er they will back out from the position they have
| taken, and permit their party to be absorbed
by the Democracy, remains to be seen, but we
d not believe they will.
The Baltimore County union., 1866-09-22

BASE BALL.-A friendly game between the Sc
cond mines of the Towson and Social Base Ball
Clubs, will be played at LuthervilIe, on Saturday
afternoon next, the 29th instant.
The Baltimore County union., 1866-09-22

J. FRED. C. TALBOT, ESQ, late student in the
law office of Messrs, Wheeler and Keech, having
been admitted to full fellowship at the bar, this
week offers his professional services to any who
may need them. Fred. is an industrious, per-
severing fellow, and we doubt. not that all busi-
ness entrusted to him will be- at least, promptly
attended to-
The Baltimore County union., 1866-09-22

+ FERTIL1zERs.-M flames Hutchins, corner
Gay and High Streets, Baltimore, offer to our
farmers the best fertilizers in the market, and at
prices as low as they can be purchased from the
manufacturers. See their advertisement
Messrs. Lester & Co., No. 140 Howard Street,
also offer for sale all kinds Of fertilizers and es-
peciay those of the Maryland Company's man
ufacture, at factory prices. See their advertise
fment
The Baltimore County union., 1866-09-22

MAMMOTH TOMATOES have received from
our friend Aquilla Galloway, My Lady's Man
or, 10th district, fine lot of tomatoes, for which
he will please accept our thanks. One of
Of the number weighed just two pounds will
some one beat it if they can.
The Baltimore County union., 1866-09-22

The 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., 1866-09-22

CHURCH DEDICATION The new Church recent
ly erected by the Warren Manufacturing Com
pany, at Warren, in this county, will be dedica-
ted tomorrow. See notice in another column.
The Baltimore County union., 1866-09-22

@a- The only reason why Andrew Johnson
didn't veto the Atlantic Telegraph Gable was
that he would have been obliged to take water,
which is wholly incompatible with My Policy 7
The Baltimore County union., 1866-09-22

A CITIZEN OF THE County ATrAcKaAoN CHARLES
STREET AvENUE.-On Friday evening last, 18th
instant, between seven and eight o'clockh, as
Mr.. George Matthews, residing in Quaker Bottom
Baltimore county, was going to the city, he was
attacked by two men upon Charles Street avenue,
a short distance above the bridge, who attempt
ed to rob him. The first notice he had of their
presence was a severe blow upon his head with
billy, by man who had gotten in the wagon
from the rear end The blow stunned him for a
few minutes, but he soon so far recovered as to
seize tongue Jack which he had in the front
part of the wagon, and with which he severely
handled his assailant. The companion of the
ruffian, seeing that Mr.. Matthews was getting
the best of his partner assisted the latter to get
out of the wagon, when both of the parties made
a hasty retreat They did not succeed in get
ting any money, and the only article missed by
Mr.. Matthews was pair of chickens Such ca
ses are becoming of frequent occurrence, and GER
tainly demand the attention of some person in
authority
The Baltimore County union., 1866-09-22

Nag~ We call attention to the notice in our
columns of sale of the Rev. Geo. Morrison, at
Sweet Air, Baltimore county, on Tuesday, the
A. NJ IT,
The Baltimore County union., 1866-09-22

SHALL TRAIToRs RULE ?-Th Rebels ofKen-
lucky, who have been gladdened by the action Of
Mr.. Johnson in dispensing pardons and offices
among them, are clamorous 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
like the present condition of political affairs
among US. Never before was there a case where
men rebeled against their Government, strove to
subvert and shatter it, failed in 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 etfrontery to
assume that their reasonable action against the
Government was good ground upon which TO ex-
pect and demand the right to control it, and to
seize its honors and emoluments.
The Baltimore County union., 1866-09-22
BALTIMORE, September 2Ist, 1866.
M MARRIED

On the 18th instant, at the residences of the
brides father, Baltimore county, by Rev. DR..
Martin, WILLIAM G. BLACKBURN to Miss MoLL1E
j. HIPsLEY.
The Baltimore County union., 1866-09-22
Dedicatory Notice.

TNHE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL CHURCH
Il erected at WARREN FACTORY for the
USE OF ALL EVANGELICAL DENOMINA-
TIONS, will be dedicated to the worship of Al
mighty God on SABBATH NEXT, the 23d in
stant. There will be service in the morning at
IL o'clock, afternoon at 8, and evening at
o'clock.
REV. HENRY sLICER, D. D., of Baltimore,
together with other ministers, will oficiate.
II. P. THOMAS,
for Warren Manufacturing Company.
Sept. 22.-lt
The Baltimore County union., 1866-09-22

ODD FELLOWS CELEBRATION AT MIDDLETowN.-
There was an interesting celebration of Odd Eel
lowship at Middletown, in this county, on the
18th instant several hundred persons being
present About 10 A. NJ, the Manchester and
Mddletown lodges formed in procession, and
headed by the Manchester band of music, march
ed to a beautiful grove adjoining the village
Here the ladies Of the neighborhood presented
Middletown Lodge with handsome banner, the
presentation being made by Deputy Grand Mas
ter Harrison, of Baltimore, in alfofthe ladies,
and Grand Chaplain Marine responding for the
Lodge. An eloquent address was then delivered
by the R. W Deputy Grand Master, his theme
being the rise and progress of the order in the
United States. The entire audience then partook
of "a bountiful collation.. In the evening address
eS were delivered by the Rev. H. F. Powell and
Others and those present enjoyed very agree
able time nothing occurring to mar in the least
the enjoyment of the day.
The Baltimore County union., 1866-09-22
NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE BALTIMORE AND YORKTOWN
TURNPIKE ROAD COMPANY,
BALTIMORE, Sept. 22d, 1866.
nj Office is HEREBY GIVEN, To the Stock
IN holders of this Company, that in pursu-
ance of their charter, an election for Presi-
dent, six Managers and Treasurer for the en-
suing year will be held at the office of said
Company, No. 1875 w. BALTIMORE STREET,
on the third Monday u, October neat, (the 15th,)
between the hours of 10 and IL o'clock NJ.
The Transfer Books will be closed until the
10th October. By order,
II. MURRAY HANAN,
Sept 22-4w Seeretarv
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NOTICE.

oFP.GE CLERK LII OF THE CIRcSdT COURT For
A LII DEEDS AND MORTGAGES left in
n this Office for record prior to September
18th, 1865, are now ready for delivery Per-
sons entitled to them will please call and re-
ceive them. They will be sent by mail by writ
ten order.
JOHN H. LONGNECKER, Clerk.
Sept. 22.-3t.
The Baltimore County union., 1866-09-22

Gs- We publish on our first page to-day an
article from the Westminster Sentinel, giving
the particulars of the shameless effort put forth
by Gov. Swami to tamper with the Registers of
Carroll county. This attempt to nullify and rem
der Intellectual, by means ofa liberal construction
of the Registry law Of the State, is one ofthe most
unwarranted and high-handed outrages ever per-
petrated by wicked and unscrupulous Execu-
tive upon free people. In making the appoint
ments, the chief object was to select men who
would carry out the base designs of Gov. Swami
by the registration of all who might apply, re-
gardless of their disqualifcatons. Fortunately
some of the men who were chosen to act as ac-
completes in this diabolical scheme, possessed
too much honor to willingly become the tools of
a reckless Governor. and neither through prof
fers of I" bread and butter" nor by intimida-
tions and threats, could they be induced to yio-
late the laws which they have sworn to execute.
When Governor Swami deserted the Union
party and threw himself into the arms of the
disloyal men of Maryland, it was to be expected
that he would use all Constitutional means in
found friends, but no sane man had any idea
that he would so far transcend all executive pow
er as to render null and void one of the highest
laws of the State. This recklessness and perfdy
is without parallel in the history of any State
organization, and it betrays in the author mind
so totally depraved by desire for Office as to be
utterly insensible TO all sense of honor or shame
The Baltimore County union., 1866-09-22
COUNTY ITEMS.

ODD Fellows PIo-NIo.-We announced last
week that Towson Lodge No. 70, /. 0. o. f., of
this town. had determined to give picnic in
Chew's woods on Saturday last, and that the
necessary arrangements for 1t had been entrust-
ed to committee of ten. The picnic came of,
and was such an immense success that written
description can scarcely convey an idea OF the
pleasures of the occasion. The day was bright
and beautiful, and at an early hour the brothers
of the Lodge assembled in their hall, and were
soon afterwards joined by Captain ltzel's splen-
did brass and string band, from Baltimore
About ten o'clock the procession, numbering
about seventy members, was formed with Bro
Lewis Vogle AS Chief Marshal, and headed by
the band, marched down the pike to Mr.. Webb's
Hotel, countermarched up the pike to Smedley
Avenue, down Smedley Avenue to Bosley Ave
nue., up Bosley Avenue to Pennsylvania Avenue,
thence to Virginia Avenue, thence to Shealey
Avenue, and thence to the grove. Here fine
dancing floor and a splendid stand had been
erected. The stand was beautifully and tasteful
ly decorated with wreaths representing, by their
| color the various degrees of the order, and by
| flowers and evergreens, the last being the work
of some of our lady friends. Over the STAND an
arch had been erected, bearing the inscription,
| 'sFriendship Love and Truth" Under this were
the symbolic "thrce Inks of the order, and the
| inscription "Towson Lodge No. TO- l. 0. O. ("
A large number of citizens had gathered in the
grove and these with the brothers, were soon
ranged around the stand. Bro. Hunt, Chaplain
of the Lodge, then made beautiful and impress
sive prayer, and was followed by P. g. Master
Henry f. Carey, a distinguished member of the
| order, who delivered an effective address upon
the principles of the order, explaining its objects
and aims, and giving statement of the great
! good accomplished through its agency. When
| he had concluded his address, the benediction
was pronounced the members Of the band laid
aside their wind instruments for the, fiddle and
| the bow" and all who wished repaired to the
dancing floor, and that healthful and innocent
amusement was kept up until long after nigth.
| fall. 1t is the unanimous verdict of all who at
tended that this was the picnic of the season, nc
incident occurring throughout the entire day tc
mar in the slightest the pleasures or harmony o
the occasion. The picnic was great success
and we think it but due to the Committee of thu
Lodge who made the arrangements for it tina
their names should be made public They were
Bros. Sylvester Bowen, Lewis Vogle. II. G
Longnecker Geo. w Parsons, Lewis j. Rider
Chas A. Conner, John G. link, William Bayn
and Joshua Parks. The floor managers wer
Brothers G. N. Whttle, H. G.. Longnecker ant
| j. Edward Jenkins.
We omitted to mention in It's place, as fea
ture of the procession that several of the orphan
under the care of the Lodge formed a part of it
and were an interesting part of the celebration.
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GROCERY SUPPLIES!
G. LEWIS DUNLAP,
DEALER IN
GROCERIES, TEAS,

WINES, FLOUR, Sc, SC.
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT No. 3 CEN
IRE MARKET SPACE;
RETAIL DEPARTMENT No. I3 W. BALTIC.
STREET, BALTIMORE, Nh.
TNAMILY ORDERS filled with the choicest
I selection of Goods the market can com
mand, and put up and packed in the best manner
sTOREKEEPERs
Supplied with Goods at the losoest snaportino
and manufacturers prices.
All articles delivered to Hotels, Steamboats,,
Railroads or private residences in the city, free
of charge.
Our Stock of
SUGARS,
CoFFEEs,
TEAS,
LIQUORS,
FLOUR.
SOAPS,
STARCH, FRUITS,
CRACKERS,
HAMS, PICKLES & SAUCES,
POWDER, SHOT, &c., &C.,
(and articles too numerous to mention,) all not
excelled in the city either for quality, prices,
or variety.
A Call is Solicited from AL
Remember the address,
G. LEWIS DUNLAP,
No. Is West Baltimore Street,
and No: Centre Market Space, BALTIC.
Sept. ~, 1s66.-tf.
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The Maryland Life Insurance Com
panY of Baltimore.

The Maryland Life Insurance Com
pany of Baltimore,
ISSUES POLICIES of every description at
l the lowest rates, of the best Companies.
Policy Holders participate in the profits.
GEORGE P. THOMAS, President.
DIRECTORS:
Hamilton Easter, Hiram Woods, Jr.,
Geo. P Thomas, Thomas Cassard,
Hugh Sisson, William Devries,
Charles Webb.
JOHN w. DAVIS, Secretary,
Office No. Is South Street, Baltimore.
Application for insurance will be receiv-
ed by B. N. PAYNE, at Towsontown.
Dec. 2, 1S65.-ly.
THIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the SUBJ
Il scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Baltimore county, letters of admins
tration on the estate of
BENJAMIN ROGERS,
late of said county, deceased. All persons hav:-
ing claims against the said estate, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber, 3-o
On or before the 22d day of Nay, 1867;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Those indebted to-
said estate are requested to make Immediate
payment. Given under my hand this 18th,
day of September, 1866.
SARAH ROGERS,
Sept. 22.-4t* Administrative
THIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
i scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Baltimore county, letters of admins
tration on the estate Of
JAMES C. HARRIS,
late of said county, deceased. All persons hav,-
ing claims against the said estate, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, to the subscriber
On or before the 22d day Of May, 1867,
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate Those indebted to,
said estate are requested to make immediate,
payment. Given under my hand this 18th day
of September, 1866
MARINDA HARRIS,
Sept. 22.-4t* Administratrix.
The Baltimore County union., 1866-09-22

ISSUES POLICIES of every description at
L the lowest rates, of the best Companies.
Policy Holders participate in the profits.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-01-31

And all our stock as low, and Iower-any
price to close them out, as we have to
give up our room by April lst.
We are located in the room with Bernstein & Co..
North Room of