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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-25

In this District representing Baltimore city
from the Eighth to the Twentieth Wards, Joseph
]. Stewart, Esq, formerly of this town, was
nominated on the first ballot, receiving Al votes
out of IS.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-25

Turn out Union men in your strength and
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BY ORDER THE COMMITTEE.
Auouet 05-0t
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SEEDS! SEEDS!
FARMERS, GARDENERS and Others
Sept. II, 1864.

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ton to shun society, loss 81 memory, hectic
bushes /; pimplrs various cosr.Ps'on about the
sumption, night swents, mOnOmania and fire.
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BRIT lSH L ] ! 4 -CL

The LONDON QUARTERLY, Conservative
The EDlNBrRGH REVIEW, lWhig.l
Tia, WESTMINSTER REVIEW, tRadical.
The NORTH BRITISH REVIEW Free church,
AND
BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE,
(Tory.)
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Caution 70 the Uutort innate.

Beware ofthe San Franeisco quacks and pretend
ers who, with bogus swosnte certificates, dupe the
unwary. Some ii the self-styled doctors, whose
papers Of San Francisco, are tradesnea, and BE-
came too lazy to work ct their trades. Some are
tnsnaiths shoemakefs, newspapeS earires, intelli-
sence oiRee keeper, etc. Look over The San Fran
cisco Directory and you viii ind their Medical Ia
stitutes in Il, but you viii End their former eecu-
pations in Il. Look At the Direeeosy for 1859 and
1855. The only why TO avoid imposition i % make
msay regrets; fos, % advertising physicians h
eght cases out a. ten are bogus, tkere = 40 salety
IN Trusting any Of them until you know who and
what they are Doctor 0ibbou does not deceive
people BY exhibiting begus tielee, osst1eatee Pc.
tended patients lctssrs, ETC.. Doctse 0ibAea will
satisfy persous who may nay call at his eDeee %
his ability to treat diseeses Aas - proposes y
CONSULTATIONS FREE. ~ lDosi.
, 1866-04-21
FROM NEW YORK,

kttro-9s1Ycerlne-Prec a:aInx
the hxpltA1ve M&lertaI-MeettnE IL
Aid of The Bible Society Fuud-Th,
Horne HHtlro4d Employees Resume
Work.
New YonK, April 70.
This morning Col. Observation-Disclosures was ar
Ecefcd on the complaint Of Fire Narshal Baker, fo1
shipping qnznut5 Of uitToGlyceE.ne 10 CalifoFuis
The Fame that exploded tnere-abont tno hundred
younds IN alI-ulthout labelling the packages OF In
forming the Captain Of The vessel IN which 1t wa.
shipped OF the nature oi the article
1hs Mayor tnts morning tssued IN order direct
Ing Inc aIe m1rAhA to ee2rch all places In the CITY
wherein he1 lad reason 10 beIlere th4t any nilro-
c!yceHne We: ttoru, and 10 remove it 10 some eaie
hlace- MI BafeF has already discovered abont
up town, and ai>o larre qnanufy on board q vea-
rel in the hartot. It will ii, be removed to tope
Place = here IT. explosion cannot cause any serious
AGand demonstration took place last night in
Cooper Institute IN AID Of The American Bible So
eety tand Il beng the aonisersary Of The signing
feioEmeTt. The occ.slon was referred 10 in eirouR
md .mpEssslse i7nsu.:s hY ne several fpea1ezs-
to o. They
Officers Of ihe fanama railroad company In this
ely stafe that The los to the company oy the cx.
Rlosiem u Aspinw.l, viii not e1ceea t15o,o0o.
The nit1o-clEce1ine on the European, was shipped
,, Gion d 60, Of Liverpool, a. g!o7on oil. The
amo1p y Q, aaTas m eansed BY the explosion is es-
The Ar1zons brings <soa, II from California In
*pecte, End $1a-4 -401 hom Panama md AeptnwaIL
Three hundred pounds OF nitro R1ycc41ue arrived
N this city from Hamburg about week ago. Al
that me the authorities did not know the dansezon7
nature Of The artle,e aud It was placed II public
STORE The na.t. having been brought to fh= IL
!entton Of surveyor Wakrman md Fire
Marths1 Baker, both Of these gentlemen
began m ihye. .ugatfun which today re-
suited tn the removal Of the da.cerous
oil from the city 1t has been placrd IN sale mig
azlne at place Mhe1e there is no possibility Of an
explosion destroying life Or lutuf1ns property. In
nuse no nitro clyccs3ne n1l be admitted to any Of
, 1866-04-21

AeEiAlasive-The Rruner Tr1al-RtveE
matteFA.

AS&AAAAaF&-AAe ktFuueT 1I10-AlFcS
matteFa.
Especial Despach To the Chicago Ttibune1
NASHVILLE, April 20.
IN NE Senate, Mr. Spencer offered resolution IN
nen Of MI: carrRsns. offered yesterday, to the ef.
hna. aepnssfec. having forfeited forever her
sin fn WIN me General Government, should re-
sala s,se o@ spy a;smp e. through hvF legislature
tae t5er1ocnte po!!ey. or ~tdcn she breach betgeen
NE Fseefoen1 and Congress. After cr1n.iderrhie
H1tcot s1on oot6 resolutions wefo reffrrrd ~ ;he
Con,r1ittce on Fo1t!cn Relations. ~ sA'
In the uouee ihe bill 10 spnronr,,+. e,n nm
mile IN sid Of the Tennessee d pac,ee R.i,roeG eGI
parsed on second readtnR. This read !. Ge .'s,ai
10 c,unect n shsille directly with Eqoxnle H<'a
The Associated pFres agent hax cVncindad IN
teud fall Reports Of the Bruno. court maI7sai noW
IN progress. Mckay Hogs, w!lnets e1alniaea r..
day, Is currently reported 10 have beeu promised
psrdon Tor hn%elf on condition that be -i te1 Ill
he knows Of th:fe erroneous tsuds CaptYo.l atil1
psosscntes for the Government, without a.s.tance
An eli It IL beng nshe >ccure the aid Of q, +.
1hurston for the prosecution. but be har,nc bccn
employed oJ other parties, who Will be tried fot
The esroe trauds h. soau a Burners case IL dia-
lot OF, declines to take part against Bruoe1.
Rise4-Ten feet On the ehoAls, and fiein. 1apidly.
A1Etsed-Feufon, from Tt1rr Haute. Depeited-
ssEcne, 1o1 Cairo; Palestine, for Louisville.
, 1866-04-21
FROM THE Oil REGIONS.
InceudfAI Fires and Wnutol. Dcstruc-
tl0n Of ffoper&Y.

snAfrEn, pa., April so.-The tanEs o! Henry
Harley Co., tbfs point which received oil IRON
Uennthod kuu. two miller distant. hv pipes. vere
eet tire u, TIRE O'Clock On the morning Of the
ash, hu' through the courare and industEy Of the
employees al hn' lxo Of the >esea taake Mere savet.
-Four Of the o.! Greek caER, with t~o loaded lanke
on each, were destroyed, foceihcr with ps,e- plat
iormt. and 6U harrele p1s.!y filed with oil be-
longing 10 var1oue parties. About ,ho b3Res
~ Tc burned on THE occaelon.
This fu9tnOQn hr armed mob eftimhtcd by the
watchman ut from Is to 2Cn emerged from the
thsckeis surrounding the tanks. and ordered the
Natclman 10 arc .nztnau,. The tailt1 nesitattn.
tue mob rushed forward ycl',n: sud fring rapid,
with re.o'ytfr. The Watcbma aed tet ar3ug a lew
lines IN return. Tne lucendlary moh ih-n spilled
the mnich and s'ood cuard unt'l the cnnnasra1ion
Nas under full headway. uefyin. at ono 10 attem II
to pnt out th- fire. The regular w1,ch Of 1hree
men wat tncca:ed aftet the rst nst 10 seven. land
%xe9e also fully armed,
ltua- gcnelaliy believed, and threats had been
frequently H1ade that The tanks would bc burned.
1oe second rre destroyed all Of the Company's
properly. The entire y1llsre Of >hadtt was IA im-
minen' daners- The Company 4rc insured. Team
etet< who are on, Of Work atc known to be the
gully parties. The property vlll H. replaced aou
put IN WORKING osucF In Two or tire days. No lives
are reported lost. but It IL raid that txo of
tAt NOT were Ecrndtd
, 1866-04-21
FROM CENTRAL AND SOUTH
AMERICA.
Sperte eArrival-Featfui Exp1oxton-The
Spanls1t-th4ltan Nar-A Revelation

Sperie ieArrival-Fearfui Exp1oston-The
Spanla11-th4lGan Nur-A Revolution
kndeds
New yoak. April sn.-The steamer Arizoua,
frnm Apio~ all, has arrived With <si 0 in specie.
81 fE+tant- There was q fearful expl0sson on buard
the ete1nef European, dettroyinc The ship and 100
feef Of her wharf. The eanee Of The explosion Is
fuppoeed 10 be from ni11p.elyces.ne on board.
About fifty persons &pra killed, Amont them The
captain and of1cen Of the boat
Ne11 ftpm The Southern coaet gives ilitle hope
Of speedy setuezntut Of the Peruvian -Cbtlian-
spani-h qnesron. little progress being made By
either Of the belliEeftutt. There Ii some talk o.
homhafdnR Valparaiso, but that IL hardly likelT
No altenN has been made BY the Spaniar1s 10 take
possession Of the Chincbas.
lhc revolution in fanana is dead. 4 majority Of
the prisoners hare been get a, liberty.
NEW YORK, april eD,-Advlces frum 4sptnHall
state that the Panama Railroad Companv's splendid
freight house Ia Pile OF rulrx. Scarcely huid.
tnE in the pace undam1sed. Two clerks Of the
famma Railroad were Killed. I. well Il thirteen
natives or JaMAicEot employed On The wharf or tn
tbe freight house. Ii Il also believed small e1nc
Of natEe laborcrs were killed. The total lo4s u
lite Is about hfty. Tie damage Is sta,ed ut one
million dolIsre.
New Yonx. April aa-Adriees from South
America ale Thai the spanlsh fncstc@ Blanca and
Numaocia, tfpn-cad. were driven out OF the chan
nel IT La Bl3dad bJ the Chi11an sharp shooters,
There wae considerable talk about the coming
bomba,oment OF Valparaiso. a!so about disorg1n-
tzation md nuttn1 among The crews Of the spanish
kQnao1ou- Doubtful
The Ameg1c1n steamer uDc1e Sam WIS reported
eeaze1 b. the Spanish 70 l4dfon II Valparaiso.
, 1866-04-21
THE NEW YORK CHOLERA
SHIP.
Report Ct the Health OMcer-Forty.
seven Deaths 49, ThtftT-seEen nDW

4Atp0F& q t0E k1GHI1Q O30Gtt-F0ftT.
seven neAshs - -ThtstT-seFen nosr
Sick.
new YORK, April e0-The rick passengers On
the Virginia were removed this afternoon on board
1he hospital ship which lay alongside the steamer.
Tie patients ar noT ~ being attended By Drs. Dis
DOM lasEr quani1y Of provi Ions and other stosrs
tor the Use Of the etck and couvaleeeeut pas
senEtts.
Dr. Bi+se11, The Health officer, transmitted the
following to the P1ettdcnt Of the Quarantine Com
mittiun, CyTus CnrtIs, this afternoon:
The steamship Virginia, Capt rfowBe, sajlcd
from Liverpool April 4th. md arrived the lower
by April 18th. No e!ckness appeared On board
ill the l3:b.+ Three deaths occurred on the 18th,
seven On the 15tb. tour On the 18Th, eight on the
17,h. eeven On The 1Slh and nine On the 18Th. To-
tai, fortyf1x. Uf there, forty-fouE were eleeEa2e
passengers and two were Of the crew. Twenty
more arc SICK Of cholera Four att bad cases. The
sick are being received On hoard the aoating
hospltal steamer quarHntiDed.
+"tSiFped,) D. q. HzssrL1-
DEPUTY Health Officer"
At the lattef accounts The whole number of
deaths Is foE1y-eevrn. Tbirty.teycn more arc sick,
principally German md Irish. The cabiu passen-
rers have passed resolutions complimentary to
capt- P1owee. for bis huuanc md tklful conduct.
, 1866-04-21
Gl)tfago Tribnne.



ty
The Cleveland Herald says the proprictors
bo4te lpsuipe the line xuprine from ClevclaDd 70
Ike superior pofta, hare resolved 10 reduce tae
1te+ for r4esenrez~ md freieh..
The total receipts OF the UuItcd States
.easurv du,iur fbr istt nscal sear Hnr SIX, ,931,
u i, il e,,.M ,art1, rv,,~r..d shAl the yearly
:ve,ue in Urn. utlt ~ nvr hupdr Mfl11ors-
The pu1aber Of dtiau,uns distil4cffes in Now
ork re.4oity %ciscd il fuery -k~o. md the nmount
which they cht4,ed toe GoFernmens II about
III million.
~ the Report Of he Health officer at New 3oti,
appears tbez. have h<cn 70 far- sos1r-ssv""
oraths On The cholera ship sttGnn 1h1sty pas
ssnFef1 aEe no" ftcf With the otacAse.
In New YosE the Ship-carpente5s and
e1ulkc1x, and An Inc .o3E&horemsn, numbering
trorc th.. tnree thou.and usen.. h4ve bsoa 90 =
n.rtks a week oE uuse, Tor cich. hou1s and f4-5o
oay.
According to reports Of the revenue officers
On the northern horue1, tmuyxiiAE Operations
low 4 marked falling o6 ,p.,cna Of the ,ncrssase.
PREDICTED by many ns a result ut the termination
: the reciprocity treaty.
The Hartford insurance companies have nd
succd ,l1cir pscu;cu 5sic4 tvonsy-dvc 70 hfly Der
,p1 m Ct n ha- 1Fuout rlskk. Il IL st1led that
,cy have added hut little to their ecrpfn. accounts
.e pr.rcnl year, On account Of their numerous
s.ct.
All paymentA Of naval prize money on lists
non WHICH no sum, have yet BEEN rad, have heea
expended ,oe the preseat, mil Certain ru1es for
,eI. payn;cnt etall be dctarm1ucd by the uccltion
!. the supreme t-ourt, belore which several prize
sses are low pending.
An explosion on board the steamer E+'sn'
can, at A,ptnua all on tue Sd ap.s-. entirely d.
roy+d the sAlp loesthr1 souF hundfeo aect OF
Re wharf nt which -As NH 13lh2. ANON nIts per"
, 1866-04-21
SPECIAL TERMS Or CLUB BATES:
Auy pa1ty procuring club Of nye or more namtt
iof tickets, and forEsfd!ng the money for the tame
Will be allowed the following eoInmisIion. VIZ:

In erey case seod the name and Post Once addreas
Of each separate subscriber.
Money by DRIFT r. Q. order. eIpttss q. in steEed
fette1t, may be sent 1t our risk.
Iii communications shonld be addressed to
, 1866-04-21

PH1zE CoxCsHr At TCH1cA1o--Thers Eill be = G.ane
Prize IotSeEt beld It Gh.<sss 81; :; +: N. Wsb5 IT,
most pruhtahRo entertainments have heard OF for
.oue time palt 1hers VIII oe so ooo !ektts s.usa
lug 3lc0,0p IN Ereennaets. WlQElui, bradford Co
le1he manasc.s ct thu extensive .chems spa = t4eS
efstes the reference st. We snpoo8e It viii be
.9uslo deal-tEvsnnx Gazette. Indianapolis, Ind, OF
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