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The Portland daily press., 1866-11-15


CAUToy--A ExptosIoN.-Mr. John M. Todd
yesterday purchased one of the cheap muskets
that are now offered in the market. 1t had a
charge in it and he took it to gunsmith to
have the load drawn. The bullets could not
be drawn and the breech-pin was taken off and
the charge of powder was then extracted. He
was then told to put the gun barrel in stove
and melt the bullet. Todd placed the gun bar
rel in stove in his shop, and in few minutes
was alarmed by an explosion which fred three
bullets from the muzzle of the barrel and
and one bullet from the breech, which forced
itself through the end of the stove and lodged
in the door. Fortunately, no person was hit
by them. 1t is supposed they were explosive
balls, and that there must have been a charge
of powder between them.
Let this serve as caution to every one who
purchases one of these guns that happens to be
loaded. - ..
MozART's TWELFTH MASS. We understand
that the fine choir, numbering sixteen among
our best vocalists, Of the Church of the I'm
maculate Conception, Cumberland Street, are
rehearsing for the rendition on next Christmas
of Mozart's Tt0eLfth MaSs--the most celebrated
of that great masters compositions in that
particular style of sacred music. The Chapel
is expected to be finished by the time mention
ed and will be enlarged some twenty feet from
the length of the old building. The organ from
the mandatory of Mr.. Uerban in New York
will be placed ON one side of the altar instead
of in the gallery as formerly, and the choir will
there be placed. The whole exterior of the
building including the spire surmounted by a
cross, is now finished. res ia
/ How THE STARS ARE PUT OUT-The pros
pect of the temperance of the meteoric show
ers, recalls to mind little incident that occur
red when the metereoric showers appeared in
1888. 1t was the duty of two of the youngest
apprentices in the Advertiser Office to rise early
in the morning for the purpose of making the
fires and sweeping out the Office. One of the
boys on leaving the house, noticed with surprise
the phenomenon, and remarked to his COM
panion in all simplicity, that he ~did not
know before that the stars aoent out in that Way"
The other replied with equal good faith, "per-
haps you never before noticed ho,o they soent
out" SO E.
The Portland daily press., 1866-11-15

The attention of builders and others is called
to the advertisement of w. N. Gourlay, agent
for Furlona's National Key Fastener.
The Portland daily press., 1866-11-15

Il COMPOSITION paper with the motto of ,the
High School stamped upon it, can be obtained
at Geyer's.
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miscellaneous Dispatches.


..ft BRADFORD, VT, Nov IA.
Mr.. M. G.. Beard, express agent for Cheney.
Co., IN this place, was seriously If not fatally
injured by the cars this afternoon. He stepped
upon the express car and remained until the
train was in motion, when in jumping off he
tell upon the track, and the train ran over his
night arm, severing it near his shoulder, and
otherwise injuring him, but to what extent is1
BALTIMORE, Nov a. !
The Meeting of the American Baptist Union
Association commenced to-day. Rev. =. W.
NJ Williams is Moderator. sa5 y
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IA. i
In the case of Mcclure, who shot Margie
Buer in 1855, in the Continental Theatre the
jury brought in a verdict of guilty of man
slaughter, the prisoner showing symptoms OF
insanity. r,.-,s Z. - s.s'1Vl I
.tss FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. IA. .
The steamer Gulf Stream, from West India
port has arrived. She had number of Shin
wrecked passengers on board.
-Four hundred white immigrants 90 North
to-day asss a1 rsae l55! :.
-, n1iist BALTIMORE, Nov. a.
The horse fair is largely attended. The race
between Dexter, Silas Rich and Patehen best
three in five to harness. was won in three
straights. Tme-2:3l, 2:21 "a and 2:25 34-.
General Grant was not present. 81 tNt&
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THE STATE.

HOUSE and Lot for sale for $1,000 See ad-
vertisement.
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"ExcEEDTNGLy EFFECTrvE.-'Brown's Bronchial
Troches' are excellent lozenges for the relief of
Hoarseness Sore Throat. They are certainly very
effective. We have known several instances in which
troublesome coughs have ceased very speedily after
one or two Troches were taken"
CHRISTIAN WORLD, London, Eng.
eod1w&w
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SURE RENIEDTE 8.
NOTICE..
For Sale.
For Sale.

"A steam Engine and Pump attached,-
a Woodwards Patent three horse power. . -
Applyto sr UPHAM q ADAMS,
NoV.Z deodfw Commercial Stree.
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Lost

I IT, Deoween s auhSy ana Sa cam
simere Shawl, light colored cape and collar, with
initials collar L. M. P the finder will be suitably
rewarded by leaving the same at 353 Congress st.
oct 13 d&wf Samuel BeIl.
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L0ggi1sg Teams Wanted.
LOST AND FOUND.
5000 REW4RD A.!

GTOHEN from the Casco National Bank of Port
y land on the 9th instant, between the hours of II
and O'Clock, package of Gold containing 81 l03.33,
$1109 of 1t being in Double Eagles. The above re-
war will be paid for the recovery of the money
L. p. GERRISH, Cashier.
Portland, Nov. 5, 1866. nov6dd
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sTne Union War Chart''

Ine OnlOu war C1iart -----
GHOULD hang In every school room. Every family
- should have one. 1t should be in the hands Of
every soldier who would point his children the
field which be fought in the war for the preserva
ton of the Nations e 1t has received the waTmest
endorsement of Lieutenant General Grant and other
heroes, both civil and military.
Extract -,a
HEADQUARTERS ARMIES OF THE u. ST.
Washington, ID. c., May 8, 1866
Dear Sir Il have examined your Union War Chart
with great pleasure. 1t supplies readily an amount
of information which can be obtained only BY read
ing volumes. AS matter of reference it will be
found valuable in every library giving at glance the
date place &c. of every important event OF the war
Very Respectfully, u. s. GRANT,
- Lieutenant General
eB Agents wanted in every town, to whom liberal
terms will be given. Address B. R. JENNIE 81 CO.,
Brattleboro Vermont, General Agents for the New
England States. % G33 u 'AA 1iov15d2t
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PAINTINGS AT TAUcTIoN.-Lovers of fine arts
are invited to look at the exhibition of paint
lngs at the rooms of Messrs. Patten, on Plumb
street, which will be opened to-day, and will be
sold at auction tomorrow There are many
works OF merit among the collection, as we are
assured; but people can judge for themselves
by examination of the lot to-day. asa
The Portland daily press., 1866-11-15
BOARD AND ROOMS.
TO LET.
Lodgings.

A PLEASANT ROOM, with board, suitable for a
n gentleman and wife, or two single gentlemen, at
No 56 Clark street. no13l1w*
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Found
Board.
Board.
Board.

FEW persons can be accommodated with pleas
N ant rooms and board in small family at 81 Free
street. References required. no12d1ws
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MYTH pleasant rooms can be had if applied for
w soon, at No 10 Pleasant, corner of Park st.
Nov12-d1w%
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-04-28

40 Tue editor Of tho Jsatns, a,..l.,r,. ans
Wish TO pick qaArssi" -,,h -. !. ,h., /.
~. - !. ." Strange thea, that hardly
uis paper has appeared for tho last
.aonths but that the Unsva has been called
upoa 10 do somslhiua of 10 publish sons spevch,
or an Indication that Ne s.sald support so.ns
particular measure. The editor ed'si,s, however,
that he L.s " laSOsoi pcrsislenily " Tor some
tune TO 6nd out whether We " sustained. rifkoai
ressrre, the true aud great policy Of President
Johnscn." We cOnfrss that We 10 not know 10
what he alludcs In that sruieurr. whea Prcsi-
dent johnson enunciaies any true aud great
policy, We win support IL " risAoa rsssrrr, Z"
bat When tia, policy Is the elevation Of
traitors 10 BE- our rulers. we respectfully ask 10
he sxeased. We support Prsiden, Johnson 10
his Uaiou professions and practice NC endorse
his hanging Of the assassinatOts Of President
Liacoln, aud the Andersonvillr murderer We
endorse his uileranccs tha, trcAsoa should be
uiAde odi9us that lcading traitors shoald be
punished. and tina, loyal men shoald rule We
endorse bis veto % the Frer,imen's bureau Bill /.
bat when Prcsideu, johnson tCrgvis. seemingly,
all this. and dsaounSrs the cOngrrss Of the Unioa
As traitors mersly because they ditcr from him on
the question q the admission u the lately rebel
i'oas Stairs, We cannot supper, hun We ses
nosoing " slmirc. nothlag worthy Of commsn-
dati0a Ia such ustsraaces
Bat the losrsai maa has made discovery -
Tie faas that no one either ia,imatcly OF ~
n0'sly cOancc'ed With the Uniea eesee signed
the call FOR that - mts meeting held in the
Coart u0ass on the 6th % Narvh Nou rr right.
Ne. Editor: The editors q the C4iea dil not
sien that call their names are not 10 be found
arsoas the two thousand and what is uorr.
teey do not expect to ever be foanl supporting
political unesurvs ia eommon with ,hoss prOmi-
seat sn est,ing up iaA, rarvlinz We attended
TIA, zceIirg, however. aaa " took a noie %
thos< prvssut We have rcihing 10 say q their
inssl.tgeucv o. Responsibility, bat the eiiier %
toe Jlarxg! ka0us As ~su a. Nr DO that nine
oct " every tea vho lis;ssci 10 ihs '' patriotic
aai ceassssatve spccSh cfM-. usr-is. were in
syaPAihy viii The rv6eilioa froui is iaerptisa to
yas eioss we're bitterly sos,.ls ~ .lhe Govvra-
slsus sad its esas- Asd. dariss ,he active opera-
reas " iac -voSiii1a zal gaul NJ Laeuiu ;
1es-a, ;he srsrv.t tenczacyrs q Ne Johascc
Tbs stiscs q the tzrusfi also ;akrs - 10 task
for 10, 7sbiishias the rSesArss u ,hs Hoa Josa
u F-aEisr At the =iScs.sg seld ia the C0ar,
Hesse ca me sveuias o. tie S,a q Marvh II be
I'll rvssr 10 ear Pspes q tie i1ih q SArvh. tse
aszi iss-s aAsr the ae-tiag Be vii sud NJ
Frasirr ; ailrvss FgbiisaSd 10 faa wcrd Tor
wcra a. Psbiisa~9 IA to J4rp4. We hcpe
taa' ssAi eyhs may sficS a little zscr- slcssiy
u he trzia ssrs.Ansr.
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Meeting Of tho Baltimore County
Toaohora' Association"

Efa Daifimsrt CO. Unions
Tbs Baltimore County Teachers Associa-
tiens hid three very Instructive and rfofts-
''' ,s ~ ~ sesn .ddss an is,h and
lyth inst The attendance Of Teachers and
Assistants vas unusually large manifsats-
ton that the necessity Of these meetings u BE-.
coming more apparent. Indeed the day IL mot
FAR distant ghen the teacher who kccps aloof
from tLls means Of Improvement will be 70.
garded by every hre teacher and by the pub.
lie too In tho Same light that the vender ol
pltcnt medicine IL by the medical profession.
several OF the aprointess acquitted themselves
creditably, some excused themselves from
wcrc absent. Among tbs subjects discussed
were Object Lessons BY Mr.. proadbclt; Alga-
bra by Mr.. forwood 0rthography by Mr..
Mclaughlin Public Examination by Mr.. w.
&. Griffith Teachers Qualifications by Mr.
10y. A composition on Interesting Pupils in
History, aud ono on runctuality, were read by
Mas Amanda Mallalieu aud Mrs. Miller. Mr..
lloslcy gave a lesson In GrammGr aud Mr.. j.
=. Starr delivered an address on lis method al
teaching History. Remarks were made on
school Discipline and on the method of teaching
Orthography by II. g. McGinn. ksq.. President
81 the Board Of school Commissioners. PRO
fcssor Newell, on the aiternesn of Friday and
Rev. Mr.. Van B0kkelin. pn Saturday morning
entertained the Association with very prodta.
bic remarks suggested by the subjects discuss
81 while they were present. Both gentlemen
expressed great qualification in seeing 80 deep
an interest IN the public school cause manifest.
ed BY the teachers Of the county.
A worry Impressive aud affecting letter was
read from Miss Martha Sutton, an active aud
efficient member of the Association frum tho
commencement Of It's organization. requesting
tho erasurc of her name from the lat Of mem
hers. As II will be out of her power 10 attend
the meetings Of the Association in future. Ia
acting upon the application. the members ex-
"A. i = II.
PEELED To grant the request and unanimously
declared her an honorary member.
The next meeting Of the Association will be
held on the Friday and Saturday Immediately
succeeding the close Of the present Term.
Yours. Ac.
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Nos AID THES If one year ago, anybody
had told Andrew johnson, who WAS then sojourn.
ins ia Washington, that 10 twelve months be
would be President Of the United States, at issue
with the loyal millions Of the country, and ia
eoniiei with two-tbirls Of both lioERs Of Con-
gr-ss, because these millions and their represen-
taiives would not agree with him 10 admit into
the national councils the authors aud agents Of
the rebellion, his answer would have been m in
dignant, IL not an insulting denial and We can
imagine how be would have turned to such a
prophet aud poipied to the follow NJ words, s2o-
Sen on April ID, ls6s. only the d-y before
II am 10 favor " leuieney, but in ny opinion
evil-doers should be punished. Treason Is the
highest crime known in the catalogue of crimes,
and for him that Is guilty OF i;-foF him that Is
willing To lifi his impious hand against the aa-
ihoriiy u the pHiion--I would say that death u
foo sasy q pHnisAmcw. Ny notion 10 that fressoa
saHst BE- mad od'sss and traitors must he punish
I'd and impoverished, their social power broken,
and thev made 10 feel the l~nslty Of their crime.
Hence say this The haiisr 10 ia,sii,g,si, isas.
sFfidi traitors.
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COUNTY ITEMS.

FnkTEnxkL vur.--Some iIme ago, jefferson
L0dKe. No. 3. ]. q. D. v. Of baltimore, extended
q eoFdial Invitation 70 Towson LodEs, Of this
town. 10 vlsit them At shrlr place o. mseliug,
And Thursday esuniuu uflast week was selected
ne The one % which the visit should BE- paid -
lnembers Of Towson Lodge took passage on q
" double decker " aud procredrd 10 Holiday
~. where they were met By delegation from
Jefferson Lodge, and escorted 10 their Hall on
Gay street. upou catering the Lodgeroom, T. q.
kecch introduced the visiting brothers, TO which
the Noble Grand VI jefferson responded In a
beautiful address Of welcome. Aner the usual
business Of the Lodge had been gone through
wteh, BrotheF Joha 7. KhsoF, Of Towson Lodge,
In answer TO repeated calls addressed the broth
era present, and We must do Mr.. Ensor the jus.
tice TO say that his speech was an excellent one,
wcll.iiusd, to the polu,, aud effective, aud was
loudly apPlaudrd. The Lodge then clos-d, aud
all present prOceedcd to :" Shamburgcrs" where
an excellent supper had been provided, TO which
Of course, ample justice was rendered. Soise-
tAiag ciss was then brought on the table, aud the
following sentiments proposed
l.-Osr Casts y Tbrson Loigc.--Thc wor-
Thy representation Of an Institution eonsccraie,l
oiiiccs Of" Love-" and the amelioration Of the
condition Of the human race. Responded 10 by
4. q. VIM. =. kerrh, OF Touson Lodge.
s.-TAs Ortiz Of Oii Ftilors. lit has Iassed
through the eFucible VI public sentiment, aud
the imprss cf tis pure sssiai has hcen stamped
upon Il by that asSayer whose sober second
thought Il seldom wrong and always efIectve.-
Responded to BY 2. q. Benz. y. Payne. OF Tow
sou Lodge.
3.-rAs GrsaS Lsiyr q Kirylrsd. -Thc So,
star In the grand galaxy Of OLA Fellowship no
spot OF blur has dimmvd It's Ltillianey OF shaded
is sarfacc. but iis clalsrnce has bccn bcantiicd
with the advance " time. Responded 10 by
Deputy Grand Master Harrison.
r.. Levi Taylor 81 jefferson Lodge. thea ~
cited Mars Antony's Addrss oyrr the dead bod !
ct julius Csrscr. Ia a very effective mannrr. after
which the Red. White aud Blue aud ." Old
Lag syne were sung by all pcvseui. aud the
c0mpAny SEPARATED. he members % Towson
lsois frached their hotb,s about tao O'Clock.
well pleas~d With thcir visit. ihsir e0sdal reCel'
ton aad the frassrual kiadssss and attention
given shem BY their brothers u Baltimore.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-04-28

IxpicrED.-FIfsrn Of the Judges Of election Ia
Semsr.s, eoaniy, Nd, have bsen Indicted fos
violation q he registry law. u will b rsnsm.
bsFed iha, Al The last slseion the list Of voter.
returned By the Resisiers Of that county vas sn.
trsly dIsrsgnrded, and III the Rsbsis In the eoun.
" allowed 10 vote. BY this means NJ. Frank
lin had the largest number Of votes Tor Circuil
Jsdss. bot the Legislature ssilled that matter
right By oasfIng Ne. Franklin and securing ihs
pesilion 10 NJ. spsncs, The choice o. The loyal
people Of the District.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-04-28

Dr. Mudd since his atirmp, 10 escape by con
cealing himself in the coat bunktr Of steamer
has not bcvn able TO revive the confidence rrpose
In him previous TO that time. lie Is still kept
under close guard, aud competed 10 clean oul
the basions In the y.scplates ~ III. fort aud 10
souir Of the InOst nrnial and degrading work Ia
he done Instead Of becoming Tvconciled TO his
lot, be- grows mort disseminated aud pueru.
lous lie is now but little more than Skeleton,
aud his growing emaeiAtion shows how bitterly
hi. spirii rha'cs under his Imprisonment, and
ho~ deeply the iron piercrs his soul. His con-
slant prayer is for death, which alone eau set him
frye. Il Is natural he should suffer more than
his collrrgr~ in crime.
Arnold Is employed clerk Of Capt. Van
Eradc, po.i aij1tani Au lncoDmouly fine pen.
n,an aud arx-urntc avuuntani-his profession will
&c frnsn,bsttd ~ that Of book-keeper-a aud
vel. tehasrd aud nod,si aud yielding in his de-
ussatoF. he gfU~s IN usefulness and popularity
each dsy. \ guard attends lin 20 his meals,
whirh &c, ilis same the other prisoners aud
81 night he !, kept Ia close custody. His behA-
viOr shoss hat lie spprrvistrs his position, and
that be io,s nc, like Dr. Mudd, intend TO abuse
the confidence rrl'os,d In bin and lose IL. Ills
health Is good.
Sp4ngleT u at work in the qaaricr-uiasiers car.
peuirr shop. Already he begins TO count the
years. months and days remaining 10 complete
his term VI Imprisonment. lie Is robust and jol.
iy-s phy steal condition be attributes, however.
solely 10 bis 6eing iunocsni Of any paFiicipaucy
ia the dreadful crime charged sgAiust him.
la striking contrast 10 the persons rvfrtrd u
il Colonel MarInaluke, found guilty Of the noted
conspiracy TO frVe the prisoners At Camp Doug
las. and burn Chicago. He has charge Of The
post garden. In respect 10 manual labor. ne
royal gardener has an Easier time. Like the III,
lies Of the fields, lac toilsnoi. Ills only business
Is to So thA, those under him work. lie ha.
the privilege " going outside Of the fort at any
tins betwsen revelie add sunset. lie does moi
evidently allow bis prison life TO interfere seri.
Ously with bis health or spirits, for 10th are e.
oeiien;. Ia the extent Of freedom allowed him
he IS very much given 10 pa,ling on the airs OF
fine gentleman. and walks and struts about liz,
one On the very hest terms With himself aud ,h,
world
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-04-28

vTvHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that che sub.
ielration on the estate Of
MAn0ARET MANLEY,
I re Of snid eouuiy deceased. An persons hav
ing oIains aRainll lhe said estate are hereby
wsrued - exhibit lhrssme With che vonckef.
thefeaI 10 The subscriber.
o. - tosrs ~ s1A ~ y DE-. Isee
lhnr may oihtfWiee bY law b eNnluded lfnnl
al houe8l 81 saId oalnle. These indebted Ia
said osiais are requested u make lmmeaIsls
umymeuh Given under my hand this 1ilh
~ = 49, '''e THOMAS MAxtry.
April 1s.-ep AdmInislfaloT.
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Proposals for q Bridge.

orrIcE COrxrY CosxIssIoxERs roE BALTI-l
H0Rs cOUxTY.
DR0P0sALs will be received at the Office Of
II the Commissioners Of Baltimore county,
At y o'clock NJ,
on TIC ID day Of May. I,rorifao.
For constructing Bridge on the Old Windsor
Mill Road over Gwynn's Falls. at the iniersec-
ton Of said road with paved road leading to
Wethercd's Factory. ON the franklin road.
Span Of Bridge ffty three feet, six inches !:
width sixteen feet
The masonry for east abutment 90 he raised
two feet. six inches, sixteen feet long and three
feet thick.
The west abntment to be twenty feet long,
eleven feet high and three feet thick.
The wing walls ~ he Of sufficient heigh t and
length TO contain the filling In 90 the bridge.
Persons submitting Proposals fur the above
work will also submit plans aud specifications.
JOSHUA y. cOcKEY, President.
April 7.-tt.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-04-28

es-Crnrrai Grant 10 q recent conversation
with Rev. George ilepworth, Of Boston, said Of
Gen. Sherman SHERMAN IL man 10 be proad
o. Hei impeinous, be is faulty, but he knowi
bis own fault ~ SOON rs any man" Aud ol
sheridan be said ''iIr Is the best man Ia Amer.
ica. iie has 90 peer. lie eau WELD amy fore.
lie u pur-heartrd. simple mannered aud truly
noble Insn." Aud of himself he said Then
were = thousand others who could hare tlnns
tie thing ~ we'll ~ I. nm thankful 20 God
that Ne helped me 10 do the work, but bad ! mol
been living, or had the Government passed over
me, there are other men who would have won
the victory for you."
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-04-28

OotD on ruE PoronAc. -Gold and silver and
all the more valuable metals, Asm 10 exist 10
great profnsion In almost every county In Virgin.
Ia, aud In many counties o. Maryland. We
have several tunes allndsd 10 the discovery ol
gold on The Poiomsc, few miles above George.
town, on the Maryland side. We nov learn
that suticient indicaiions of collaborating quartz
Potomac. opposite thoss on The Maryland short,
which arc about one mile and q half below the
Great Falls, 70 induce the opening Of two mines.
--4iisxGHiris Va STATE Journal.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-04-28

~ A man BY the name Of Thomas @. Nos.
ris eommiiisd ssieids nezF Indianapolis % We'd
nssday Of last week, BY placing bis head no.
der The tnaln eraak 81 a steam saw mill. u
ives known ihat be bad long cooismplaicd ep!-
eide e . cnrs-ail foF some secret tfo9hIe Witch
uas weighing heavily On BIZ mind. 4
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-04-28

som % TEnrxRascE. There vas qstr an in.
leresiing meeting Of the sons Of Temperance.
held 10 the Rsistsrsiown ". 4. Church, on Fri.
day evening, The 10th Instant. Addresses Neft
delivered By Revs. Mrssrs. Macclfrssh aud Par,
henson, and Al the conclusion Of the meeting
Eve genilrsnen and two ladies handed Ia their
names a. Applicants for admission into the order
The Division Al Reisierstown u represented TO be
10 very fiourishing condition. The follOxing
are the onieers for the present term up. ". r..
J. a. Eeknlan W. r., Nimrod YingIing "
A., J. A. Seel n. g., y. Shipley !. A. n. s.,
Jos. Trainor y. s., J. Z. stone T., W. Nc.
kendF.s Gore g., John v. Gore a. C., ".
stone Chaplain, 4. W. Gore Hall Ksepr, J.
A. Eckman.