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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-06-28
qostrp,
EARLY RISING.

BY JOHN @. SAKE
God bleqs the man who first invented sleepi"
So Sancho Panza said. and SO say /;
And bless him, also, that he didn't keep
His great discovery to himself; or try
To make it's the lucky fellow might
close monopoly, by" patent right"'
Yes. bless the man who first invented sleep;
Il really cab t avoid the iterationH
But blast the man with curses loud and deep.
Whate or the rascal's name, age, or situation.
Who first invented, and went round advising,
That artificial cutoff" Early rising
" Rise with the lark, and with the lark TO bed y
Observes some sentimental owl;
Msxims like these are very cheaply said.
But, ere you make yourself fool OF fowl,
PRAY lust INQUIRE about the rise and fall.
And whether larks have any beds at all
The time for honest folks to be sbed,"
Is in the morning. il reason right;
And be who cannot keep his precious head
Upon bis pillow until it's fairly light,
And enjoy his forty morning wnks,
Is up to knavery, or else-he drinks
Thompson, who sung about the Seasons" said
1t was glorious thing to rise in season;
But then be said it-lying-in his bed
At ten O'Clock, A. M.-the very reason
he wrote so charmngy. The simple fact Is
His preaching wasn't sanctioned by bis practice.
IT'S doubtless well to be sometimes awake
Awake to duty, and awake to truth
But when alas a nice review we take
OF our best deeds and days, we 6nd In ssoth,
The hours that leave the slightest cause to weep,
Are those we passed in childhood, sr-aseep!
It's beautiful to leave the world awhile
For the soft visions of the gentle night;
And free at last from mortal care or guile,
To live, as only in the angels sight;
In sleeps sweet realm, so costly shut IN,
Where at the worst we only DREAM of sin.
So let Us sleep and give our Maker praise;
like the lad, who when his father thought
To clip his morning nap by hackneyed phrase
OF vsgrsnt worm by early songster caught,
Cried. served him right it's not surprising,
The worm WAS punished. sir, for early rising
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-06-28
BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY
CHARLES STOOLS,

"AVING returned from his Faderland, respect
I'LL fully informs the citizens Of Canton ana
vicinity that be has re-established himself at HI
old stand, and is carrying on the Bakery and Con
feetionery business in a more superior ST than
heretofore. He will keep FRESH LIGHT BREAD
always on hand; also fresh CANDIES, line CAKES,
etc, etc.
Light Bread, per loaf ,...... .............. lSc
per doZ.. ....-......'.....-- 81 w
Candy, stick, y b....................... 80
o.. fancy, = OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 20
He Keeps on hand, also, Pickles, Picked Oysters,
Dobsters. Sardines, Almonds, Raisins, Oranges,
Apples, etc. etc.
He solirits the patronage Of the public, and will
sndeavOr b. give satisfaction.
Dec Is. ls65.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-06-28

SV<St~"
OPEN NC
--oF rHE-
SPRING TR A D E.
Large assortment OF
SPRING AND SUNNI ER GOoDs,
C.L. GROSS STORE,
South side court square (Gross Keyser old stand)
CANTON Miss.
would respectfully inform the citizens OF
Madison and adjoining counties, OF my well selected
stock Of
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING.
MOTIONS
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
HOSIERY.
WHITE GOODS,
LINEN GOODS.
ExBRo1DEEHs.
STAPLE GOODS ETC
All purchased since the recent decline. which
wholesale or retail
| sell at a small profit. Try me before purchas'
lux e'''"'''e' AH' ''' w." OIL. GROSS.
Mar. "a '66-tf
Just Received,
n 3. and horse iron axle Wagons
4, complete; 2 and A horse 81 inch Har
ness, and SO sets Pow Harness.
Plows: Trace, OK, Fifth aud Breast Chains;
Collars, Hamea,
blind Brides, Hoes,
SHADES. Shovels,
Axes, NhiisI
Ovens, Skllets,
Stew Pans, Kettles.
Brooms Pals,
Buckets,
Selves Wool and Cotton Cards, Lanterns, Pots
Tubs, Colts Pistols. Ammunition. Bagging,
Rope Grindstones. Cooking Utensils,
Sad Grid and And.Irons Rakes DC.
J. b. MORFY Il Co..
Feb. 10, 1865. CANTON, MIss
JUST RECFIV Ed,
1DOO BUSHELS CORN at 81 IS; 5ot
WW bushels Oats-$l 90 100 sack'
| Salt; 25 hh'a choice 81 LOUIS family Flour
Is sacks Coffee; Buck wheat. Corn Meal,
Bacon, Potatoes, Mofasses, Whisky,
Gin, Catawba Wine. Sugar,
Syrup, Rice, Soda, Sale.
ratus Raisins, Pepper,
Spice, Mackeral;
Peaches, Peas,
Tomatoes,
Corn in cans;
Oysters, Sa Dimes,
CrTckrrs, Vinegar, Lime,
Cement T ,haccu olive OH,
Coal Oil. Sauces, Chocolate,
Backing, Garden Seed. Black Tea,
Green Tea starch, Soap, Candles.
Ma chps, Indigo. Yeast. Powders. Ginger
Mustard, Cinnamon, Nutmegs, SnrT,
Quinlne, Morrhlue, Palegorc, Lauda,
,np, Castor 0l pIha Hustet-
ter's. Brakes ana Old Cab
in Bitiers; Bay Rum,
Sugar OF Lemon,
Macarori.
Pickles, Walnut, Tomato and Worcester
shire Sauces, Cloves, Turpeniiur Flax Seed
J. ID. MOREY d Cos
| Feb. 10, 1866 CANTON, Miss
TYRE choicest assortment Of HATS
l. BOOTS and SH0ES-at bargain
CLOTHING, cheaper than the cheapes
from New York.
IGENTS' RNISHIN GOOD
to suit the Million, from New York.
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
in great variety.
SOOLBs COTTON YARNS, (wester
LOW and Souhern.) Nos. 8, g. I,
8 10 and 70.
CARPETIYG, MATING, BLANKETS
Ky JEANS. SATINErTS, CASIMERES
BROAD CLOTHS, TRUNKS VALIsEs &C.,
For sale, for cash. at lovt,i cash Price.
j. b. MOREY d Co..
Canton, Mis-
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-04
The Primary Meetings.

The primary meetings to elect delegates to the
County Convention called to meet 10 this town
on "Wednesday next will assemble tn day We
have already urged upon Union men thu impor-
lance Of being present n ,hese mcsungs, and
again ne appeal 10 them 20 come manfully up
10 the work before then. Oar foes are active
and unserupulous, and endeavor by great show
Of blusser and brARgadocIa TO hide THAR real
weakness. All their Efforts have failed 10 work
any serious discussion 10 the ranks Of the Union.
lists Of our County and State, and many who
thought them homes, and patriotic, aud who
acted with them for awhile. have lately bad their
eyes opea 10 the Objects and aims Of the new
party" and arc sundering their connection with
Il. All that Il needed now 10 mainisin for Ma.
rylAnd the high character for loyalty and deVo
ton 10 principle she acquired during the war is
prompt and sfRseni aetios. let us noi wayer !;
I,s as no, rePine because Of the treschery Of
trusted leadep les Us turn . deaf ear 10 thoae
who woald induce rs. on aimsy pressxts, 10
abandon our cherished sentiments, bu, IL, ne b
true 70 our professions Ia the Paai. and I'll viii
he well.
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isS-Judge Hughes - Indians IL known
ihroughon, The country IS one o. IT, atles, men
and rs the personal friend Of " Lincoln. no
doub, rendered abe service % the Union ,.sse
during the rebellion. knowing his ability and
influence the Democratic paper. we're loud ia
their rejoieiags when IL ass announced that
Judge Hughes had come out =. supporter ~
my policy" The following letter. however.
will. we imagine iAA. sone Of the wind ~,
Of their sails. Alihosgh the Jgdgt coni,-ses
that he is = johnson man, MS reasoning Is more
the lees sound The letter Is written To- .h. Cow
ernor Of Indiana:
"WAsBiSGTos. Jaly i;.-Goyernor Morton -
The propOs'd Philadelphia Convention f,rSs 10
ne obsoTTfioH 70 he Dcoiacraa. Jerfv q, ne Con.
serrgiire Union n,'n ~ me .fo-fi ma 10, az
preseHi veady Jor such fHs,sa. - u sfobs 1t
ne Democratic party prs rffrs Ts cogsDicgoHs ~
-rGr Ic1dsSs. cRf 10 sa5ici,af hHls siipse Tor he
gr1ss 10 gTor on ms gTgc,s ~ our h,ro,e d.si
For the presrnl I'D .ise all L non nirn 10 remain
Standing Ia their own organza'ion hoping thai
ia dis-ensiuns may We, l'e healed and To keei.
alooi from proceedings which can Only result, ~
the election Of = regular Democratic ticket in Ia.
diana. heartily approve Of the Presidents
policy. and regard him personally with esteem
and friendship. and would cheerfully pariici.
pate in any meeting 10 expFes' appreciation Of
his measures Bot an s0f Fsqdy 70 farHisl mute
rial for refHyHiHa 10 Potrsr rAo mciiei Fssi'-
tface 70 lars mad 10 in ", hs raHks Of ne army
speak only for myself, and no other is respon-
sble for this communication. JAS. lirGHEs"
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DIED.

. ~ h.nifosc Baltimore count, .i, tr. at,. ,l
ENili MAsoN. beloved ia 4rI.,.r IL J..sr, II go
ils Parker. agcd month. and % ia,
Ia Iowsoniowu. ca the zgth ulf NM. t,.....
ia the Ttth year u NJ. Az f''''
Ia annapolis. On the sllh ui. 300 tia 90 .,...,t
-. VIZ. h"hcAh htEhtNtS. fsrn.rit - tl.is roi,t,
~ ~ Ashbntien baltimore ri. ofi 'is .siii M ~.
10 months " mann az"
:, ~ La,aerrliis On III 81 90, NV swi,y .... Cd,
itan,'' .nd Naf' i"u..s for.r41 ..,.i var. =
IN We 10Th ut 10 great ir,ot an,r e brief ti,..
,ny JET a. ihs close q Dor collegiate rl4r.. yea,
'sst; dAuEhsrf = Gerard add Lufsisth 4 rmtt.rt
eyed ~ year. Eve .orrnu noi ,,r, ~ ~ y,
hsvt 40 haIe "
AZ eai'n'Siie, on 'lc -s,a ult N..Ittt.A Ett,,
eyed - years. " "tth''
~ ts issh ~, in halumen. caunif. Et4urtt.
49, only child u wm IS ani MAJ, Aiies MAN..
Sgd months aud q ds,.
AZ 'hiou artury tis~ me- Hft ftttt.. .... 81.
""'|n and Asrshs ndsrwood. as-,i y.arard : No..
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o9ss og rRE rSe0NbirioSAL rNfos
AfAHe lnannaI InMNIrnIn

I nion meu OF the state aud Ne commend II
70 their especial attention:
Ro9ss 6P fHE rSeoSbirioSAl rNios
STAFF CrSTRgL CoeNIrTIE
30 ia2 BsLrisoaE ~. July 81. Isae
70 tls Unconditional rHleH Fessrs y tdTviaad
the dlseharse ofth-f duty They are charge
10 rsgster all persans applying uho arr hy Lag entitled
and equally charged In e language % the Constitution
ear.faB % sseiads fFoa hing esgtssred an psrsoas
% "a diers dsqsaiyAsa Th, last auiy &, positive
and not q negative one
,sisF. 10 this positive duty by respectful esilsngs Of
al persons not known 10 have been loyal danR the
var and by farnshing evldsne. 70 the sEsrs % any
g carefully 20 exclude ''ail disquAiasd Iersons
The Es~eate Comnttee. therefore, cali. all vard
and district ofsanitaiiens and on ~ loyal e,rsns V
lengsr AZ The oces % Fegisraon that fall ojeet0ns
and evidence may BE- mads agans; any one Tying n h
~ fAs frsi place. D. registered uaisa -
A arpi'eaiioa n tat,f 10 oai op' snstsss
SEE % u shat that oath IN Aii Integrity. 10 admin
i.,sfd every applicant and that such inquiry Is mad
81 Az challenged % sus~etfd isfsous that % shall ar
Tear esrsisly .hsshsr hey come within any q We
The prominent one - thsss 10 h loeksd 81 wii 10
Has the person applying ever szprstsd AZ dssfre evts
orsr As efAs Jaiisd Sass" let each sprliean,
thoroughly ubdsfsand tAef n e - swsay Aaf A.
Aaisseysssfi ,seA an epseH thousand. 10 ,hs s,ate
90 mislsse ana insls. lhSl er .isnlIsh saai b ali
ed Of that part 81 the cath and every person
NO vs. "NeN NNe surNNat AnN MFuNis
Who yet takes that oath. shall t< noted down and
prosecuted for peljary. Most ofthem are Known Ia
he DARK days 4 neel victory they we're hold u rsoes
You al knou then. Challenge thesp question then
prosecute them, ifihsy now deny u under cath.
See n nfAaf ~ rho usHf HaufA dwrtng "a Uar,
10 aiiowsd 70 rsgsfsy fAa "a ssnf eiafAes 6suA
erf ~ aag ~ frues shaH rsgiffsr fhaf 60
Aas edrissf ony slss fg for no Rsbss 70 %
SsafA. aAen vs0sfsr fAafna sAo Aas ~ any epfa
dssd ~ lovf Declared A adAsfloH 10 s eamss II
eat0 efiAs raigea Slater" sAan regsster Nsny sh9
have heastsd hs. tsg were the side 81 the South.
end against the Yankee 0evenmeni." and the LIN.
cain' oaa. Afs ready - swallow any oath They
known. They shan ~ vatchsd and stopped We have
quoted the language ~ the Consultation We ask moth
bet right Interpretation and eHseation o. the Law
The 8ailotbor paitnsdh ny the coustituton, must -
Kept pure Every violation % che Law intend shall
~ watched ami prosecuted 70 the extsnt 81 tha aw
The ennFs are purs q treason IN oftha eountss
and 1.-THE lag e violated they ill hs invoked.
The peaesfl ana orderly ateudancs ~ ctasns Il Me
emses 81 he Registers. and properly conducted e6ai
lsnHe, I'll b denied ~ 10 ohe
We aak nothing but The lav but thsi ths Unsondl.
llonal union % The etas si manaln and euiorus
y every poser ~ their command, and they viii
ihsi ~ tfansGrsssion shall not - unpunishsd
eAuvss ~ BvAss. ssss'ssy.
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~ Hon. Jainr- ll..Aa .a ~..4..., ..,.
Signed his position as serc'a! 81 .- ...aot.
10 iaAc ciicc; "n '.e t'-- q" -..,... %.
Harlan. IA his letter 20 t.' r.,...n, -t.,. .,
he had PreTiou.s informed tiu .' $3.50. r.-
mess 20 resign WHENEVER % m'sL' ID. t-o
Presidents pleasure 4ui coaycui.n... o. .c-
knowledge very warmly tie Uniform ..aiu,.e
and coar'csy with which De- u., o. 20 'r..,.,.' ..,
the FresilcuD nui ,zprs>e- 90. h.y. ..I. d.
NAV he b'e-.ed "i,h health aud ,i-.. 70. .ad.r.
ne "Tiuous l'hors, "nh d. . -lou 20 cl.- inro
Eject such measures cir.'i,y ss Cat-t,.. m,y
de-if', 20 secr-, fomt.'. ;,sr. ..l f,a,l
..
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-04

DmozATIc Mas MEsrIss. -PuFsusn, 70 = no.
ties In last weeks Journal, a mass mee,iug was
held 10 Judge 0Fasonis Law othee, IN this town,
on Wednesday last, for the purpose Of elee'iug
delegates 10 The Democratic State Convention.
which meets In Baltimore on Wednesday neat
70 elect delegates 70 the Phllndslphia Sew
Party" kasioual Convention. The following
ssusIsmsn we're chosen 10 repnssn, The dsmoera-
ey o. the ecuniy Geo. n. caFman. william
Y lsa.e. wm. n. nuby. Richard 0rasOa. Hon.
John wsihsrsd. L. ?. o. Newman. Edward
npm1.
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Notice OF Registration.
EiGnTH ELECTION plsrnlr7

NOTICE - hereby given. that th. uu,...
~ signed. appointed Register BY the Cover.
ner "i Maryland. under the act 81 the Gcn.rnl
Assembly, passed March 2ith. 1868. will INJECT
i"r IA" Performance. II his du,ies, al
Hdke's IL Mlc House, YorI, Hoad.
"e TSe''isy and Wednesday, ,ks 7tg s.i m f.y.
y Asgns, lsGC
NJ j. COckeys, TaUera, EaiLs Road
a" Ti','dry md Wednesday iAs Ian AMI ~ Jly.
y AugIst 1890;
ot CockeysUilie,
%" fi''''i'g ""d "wednesday lug glH y 22d o..
AT ShdU0n,
90" h'-'iiy = Wednesday, Aug 2sR ~ enA o.
az FitsgeraldS Store, IN T,.ros.
%" Ts'dly 4 Hsdpssdey, Sspi. sh anSsL. isa.
al Warren Store.
oa T'e''ity 4 Wc.iassdsy. Sgt. lIM mt tn. DO.
at CockeysViUe,
~ hi,sdgy 4 Wssin,siay, S,pf. Ish and t,Tl. a..
sitting zach day from v A. NJ. tosp. NJ
July 2S.--st.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-04

- vallandIgham has been chosen = delegate
TO the it'h Of Angus, Convention from the Day.
ton. Ohio district Fernando Wood lea delegate
iron New York, and Alexander n. Stephens
ffom Georgia rebel osssrai Dick Taylor from
Louisiaaa, and Frank fIughss from Psunslyvs-
nia. and any qaansiiy Of that strips Of Union
msn ars being slsessd al over the couatry.-
THIS Il The isas, Audrsw johnson would have
Republicans and the soldiers % the republic ii,
down 10. % he l<lh Of August Il PhlladelphIa.
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AT PRIVATE SALE

A SMALL FARM or ~ ACRES. more ~
"A less, situated ! mile sonth Of Sweet Ar
improved By very COMFORTABLE a
IL DWELLING HOUSE. SEWe.M
sf BARN and Corn Crib Wagon lssssh&
.,1shed. There isalso Thriving !.shs
Young APPLE ORCHARD ON the ple--' and
spring and Spring House near The Dwelling.
wiz Be cold bargain. Apply 10
SAMUEL @. WILSON,
40 S-a rewsentewn,
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NeaO Advertisements.
FIRST ELECTION DISTRICT.

NOTICE il hereby given. Tha, The un',ci
signed appointed By the Governor 81 N9
fyland. Register. under the act Of The "on'l
al Assembly. passed March sith, i'"'' "'.I
meet Tor the performance Of his du'ic'' col
RobiRson's Si1-lMIe Housc,
FREDERICK ROAD,
IN Tuesdays and Wednesday,. August 'th ""d
sth. 1868;
August sisl aud :sd. Isd6.
september iih sud 9TH. lsd6;
september 18th snd i9th. is66
II Sccger and lSiyelS,
THREE MILES on FREDERICK ROAD.
en- Tuosdays and Wednesday,, August iiil' 'nH
18th. 1886
August ssth aud 29th. Is66. aud September } lia
and 18th. is66.
Sitting each day from . \. NJ. too IN"
WILLIAM EOTssEY. Hrci-t"i.
Aug. 4.-St.
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MARRTTD

Ga 'he l.th uli BY Rev ! = Co.i. Or slit,s> a.
JAM, ofNermont, FULTON county 81 . il.. VI,
1hs > LrNcm of Baltimore ca4Ht4
On q, 5oih ait. BY Rev W H.i+. Wu = Ht..u,,.
NOR county " '
- on the .tth - June hy Rev IS " Wsf.A f,lt, "A
Wtth 70 Miss owiNGs. D. "a 81 ,his ..iirt,
IN ihe 1871! nlt by the same. "a, i.HN.s~ o..
H''s Lmma J NthFHr. both 81 this oalnt4
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NOTICE.

'trREs OFricg CIRcrir Cornr ~, BAT
risoHg CO., Towsoniown. Aug. I. 'Gd.
DERsoNs HAVING DEEDS OR MOTT
CAGES in this olice Tor record viii pl.ase
call and receive them. a. all deposited nrior
70 this date are now ready for delivery
JOHN II. LONGNECKER. Clerk.
Auguet 4.-at
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Wanted 70 Ront.

STORE AND pwELLiNG. with a,.f.l.n
"A attached. permanent tennui mry -.
%" Quad by addressing II. ~ n.iiim"rs g:
it-i 'ilico. stating lnsrilun. t.IiHH, unHus.E.--
81 access dc Aug. t.--it-
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Notice Of Registration.
SIXTH ELECTION nl>rnl,r

SIXTH ELECTION DISTRICT
NOTICE is hereby given. That ia, 4u...
~ -igncd. appointed by the ,,nv.rnorui "
r iand. Register, under the act col. III" ,',,...
al Assembly. passed March cath. $50.
n"'i for The performance Of III, luiios. ,i
-W. Udnti0Rd'S Store. 4NidHetopp
On Tuesday and "Wednesday. the sth .ft ...
days 1T August. lsGG
nni will continue his sessions on Tueo.re q.
W Wednesday OF earh succeeding week. NJ H..
-ane place. until the Third wein- ,day o., -.i.
i"inhor. is66. inclusive,
sitting each day FROM . 4. ". i,sF "
HENRY wILiIELN. R.ei.i.-
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SAP AcurgSr--CnmD ScALDEp 10 pE.im -
On Friday evening oi last wees, li'iy dnugh-
i,t of Mrs. iloslrs widow of the late Wan HDs-
c,. came 80 her death under VERY distressing
Circumstances Il seems tina; Mrs. Boslcy bad lust
set her iea-tahle on which vas set /, vessel con-
tanning - quaE;i', ~ hot tea. which by some
means was ups,; tn contents falling upon her
two l;'lr twin girls. aged about four OF fvc
wears raev ver' both sca'ded severely 900. of
ihcm over the iagr and breast. from which
she tis,i ueI' dt, Tt, o'h,r child i ioiug
~eH. W. E-'.r ra. sl-n sca.f.i tn' not
it.t'v
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NesC advertisements.
WANTED

A MAJ g. put mp three or f.f Dnudr..l
"A panel -! Post Pence slsn. THREE Guup
FAkM HANDS. one Of th.r, g., ,i-,y. 49,
Apply - ALLIES PAINE.
~. Ninisuf Farm. Dglar,,' "a VrlI..
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bAsE BALL.-The Tow son Base Bail CLUB play.
- = EcFy interesting game on Friday evening OF
ice. v,s.. IL which ,Lc second nine was success.
iu!. : :, ,uIs sss also ila,el On Monday rgen.
ing but We have no,heard tie result |, IS iu con.
Ierhplstioa by toe club TO challenge conc Of 90.
neghhoring clubs to friendly contests oi ~hi,h
Se Nil sndrAvor TO give due. nufit,
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WnntotI 10 purohaso-

A SMALL FARM, ol about o.. O.. Acre.
AtpaFt In wood within ~ in.lr., % Dol. .
iimore. Comfortable Dwelling. gooi land. :.
Sc. Address, with necessary tui,rnai 20. H..
and stating terms, which must 10, fn.,i.rnfe.
"PuRC II AsER," Georratown. -. e.
Aug. f-lta
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PIc-Nlo.-A picnic sas held ~ 'a. s.ots ct
NE Th.OdOsiA Slansbuft on the Il '.,u Road.
nvAr TINS town. gu Tuesday las. \ vrrv large
nauGer OF ladies aud seulcincn a.io resent.
anu the festivities We're krpj up unui a late hour
selves greatly.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-04

sousD Dounns.--ln letter, written rsssutIy
By Mayor Chspman, Of BaI'lmors. he s.ys asd
every sruly loyal nan uill spprovsls;
- Men who hare ussd every e6bst 70 lhsii
powtr 20 destroy ne beet government 90 earth,
ID ~ oplnlon are net a., and shonld cot he II
loved - have asy lndusuus II he admlulsirs-
De - 10 publlo agslFs."
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Notice Of Registration.
SEVENTH ELECTION bIy--"'"'

NOTICE is hereby given. That th,. ut.,.
4 silgned. appointed by the Governor .i n.
rylnnd. a Register under the act af tn. g., ,...,
81 Assembly. passed March slth. is... 81. p.
meet Tor the performance of hi. du,i... a.,
Pleasant Hunters.
On Tu"'day and "Wednesday. III. ith and o..
days ~ August. is6e.
aud will continue his sessions 81, ru..,l.., adj.
Wednesday "f each succeeding w..k. - d..
same place. until the third we,incsday n ST..
tcmbsf. isGs. inclusive
sitting each day from 4. ". insi'
Eli MATTHEWS. Rcsi,ic.
Aus. st
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SEyEag STcHV TIN Monday evening l4,-. '.i,
r,gioa gas visited B. s. the sevcfesi sturni % 'Ac
sssor, and for abou' IN honr the RAIN descended
Ia torrents. accompanied ~ very .Ju4 zeal, u
'hun-e- A1d 'hc iaosi vivid h4sho> Of .ighiuiug
80 have ever seea. We have heard ol t..ycrll
pace Shcr, 'hc iisaining struck tree, and tlle-
ggnpn poles. sad over by Swaun l.akr . dwell
10. Lou,. ~. good deAl shatlercl
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General Dennison.

The MayorAliiy Conv eniion Of Baltimore City.
assembled on Wednesday evening last, Hon
John Lee Chapman. the present incumbent, aud
Gen. Andrew W. Dennisou se'" the opposing
candidates for the nomination. and Mr. Chap
man proved 70 be the choice of the Convention
While prcferrine this grstlsman, the Convention
unanimously passed resolution iagsring Gen
Dennison for the ofice 81 Comptroller of the
State We are sure that this action ~ the Bal
timore Convention will NEE, hearty responss
from the Unionis,s Of the State We have no
authority Of course. to speak for those 81 our cit.
iEens who will be selected on "Wednesday hex, To
represent our county 10 the siale Conyfniion,
but Ne feel very willing to say ,ha, Gen. Dennl-
sou will receive their unanimous support II he
will allow bis name 10 be used in the Conyen-
too. Although be may no, want the Office. the
Casos party q rae S'ab wsas i'@. We need
him a. our standard-bearer in ID. comiag cor.
,es, he hss proved his devotion to his country
on many = battlefield be has led many Of Ma
ryland's sons against the hosts OF treason, and
We want him now tn lead ,hos- same soldiers,
and thosc who think a. ihsy DO, IN thu new eight
with the cohorts OF rebellion.
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R0RBshY ~ The CouNrY. Tn Mondu, nigh;
LAST. negro boz NAMED wm i!ui-on. who had
teen tpr -o,n" 'inle pas; IA 'he emf oy o. 49, !.
Huntingdon, o.! Pikcsvl,r, irf, bis loinr. aGi
upon examination % vas found that tae fellow had
stolen go'd wac'h values - $50, ,nt oihc:
snt .ier articles. y ih y ich ar managed 60 make
good h's ssr~pe description h~, h"S.S"e.
h.e. 'Lr1 she! g. 'ne '1'i's. .aA F.. s'f t.-oi ,-
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SAILS % CorSrAY pRorERIY Richard j. Git
iings Esq. has purchased from WIN. Is. Hill
Esq, his property near this town containing
about 20 acres and improved hy very coinfor-
table dwelling house. &c. for Sl2 600
A sale has recently been made OF the tine coun-
try seat OF Mr.. &. u. Jackson. about three mile.
from Baltimore on the Liberty road. 10 Nj. John
Leafy. ~ Baltimore. for III. sum of Sa5.jO0
There are twelve acres o'ltui, highly improved
With shade tres. shrubLery. fruits. Sc. and the
dwelling " most complete Grs,-cas' hricA rd-
lice. with oil modern convenience. There j. %
gardener house also. with brick s'4hling AMI al
other desirable ouihuildings