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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-08
EDWARD scHENcx. AucrIoNEgE,

EDWARD SCHENCK. AUCrfONEER.
IL LARGE And PEREMr OkY MORTGAGE aALn
o. COMPLETE BOOK ISpIAu EsrABLIsHMENT
EMB JSSiNu, STAMPING AND STANDING PREBsEA
Cu nir1, kvLLisG AND BACKING MACHINES,
by / DwARD sCHENCK, ON EDNESDAY, Oct 3 ~
l0 O'clock at 10 Spruce St. y " the entire contens OF the
ookbfnding Estabt hment coulpssug large
Emrossng rresse Backing Aacnines 10 Standing Press.
es Rolling Machine, steam Saving Aachne Cutting
Machines Hand stamping Presses Iron safs tHerrng
maker, large oiiding stamps and Iypss
lessi, .rs everything
bo6sbnding business all Ut which viii be sold in seps-
rate p,rccls. afs ~. HHN ntlts
N B-sais will be positive and peremptory.
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DY HENRY II. LEEDS MINER, AUCrIONRgRs.
ID uoUeEHoLD fuLNiTuRk.
HENRY II. LEEDS MINER viii sell at auction On
TUESDAY, Oct loH o'clock ~ - Unisn square
MuUsRHoLS FuRxrruRE-com prislss general a.
sormsnt Of Brasse!. Asd Administer CIss carsed
Suits covered Ia crimson push; pluah
Piano made by Chskering; PIER asd
tel MiTors elegant Orniou Candelxbrxs With Clock
Card match: Pier Manuel Mrors Papier
Msche Quart carved mahogany Bed ssds, Aroirs
Nsttresscs Feather holsters and rlows,
Lounges and Arm Chairs Dv.ns In brooaei; eisg.as
ssdc Window Curtains .sace do mahogAay ma rbe Top
lasting together with Ckna Croeksr aa1 UlHss Ware,
Kitchen Furniture. 10
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L. COTTON. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS vURNI.
ture being the large club house
IN Broadway. THIS day TUESDAY, OcaoOcr g. a. 10Y
O'Clock, ~ SuZ broadway, between Eighth and Ninth
Streets the entire rurnare o. the stories Of the house
black bookcases. td Bedstsads
Dressing Brursss and other rsrpets. Chsnds
liers Stoves, Rauces. fixturrs best Hair Mattresses,
Crockery and Glassware Copper Bo,ler together with
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SALES AT AUCTION.
"a aR lsTN AsswsPHPER ARK raR sEsr.

DAAzBD ~ - ~ = - :. .>~,>~---->,>~
1pAs Al. n FIJI
s.4ssss " sss s.s.sss1a =.
kEss a. x sHs 81 II
kn.rie. eAn Be made q the stables or - our 0ss "
uorIos SorioE; y; 4, LEEDS co. Avc.
$4,000 worth o. valuable Property tl
p.,na Drawing & RsS',' s ssS9' r.nosor.
ssauary Chin. srsses u versa ysve. Carpet.
g Sc psr.mpsory sofa 90 he ssss.s BIDDER 90 ths
esss 6 ss .ss ss.w 1--WE s sna sisas
avenues sale commencns a, ivSl ? slsss, LTD.
Richest descrp,ica rosewood Esrr-. lops sssfs
9aoi1s,s neoiiaueA 20 soaaes sAoies Books Medal
rsac ss sss s..sop Diana
saceas rome. Winter seem, on me 6asass ,Fss!..::
o,@oia CLOCK Laos Hat sis1a.
yomaosss en- sass sssla LOUIS XIV; pure sarsi Isr,s
Ss S nss T & ss hSs de-
CANT sets Ruby CIys.l Ga.sware; shealsd Table Cut.
1s cn. Dan.r ss IL lei
Of the servants AParimsn BEihs above elegant hs-
ls e. s ri q s.:.,
q 10 O'Clock Ct ~ ~rciy street, Ia o,s 70 suit retailers
Esrs aSs as.s Cutlery a. ssi: w.soss reserve Tor
cash by order Of The assignee.
ucrioN notice. RAsE cHANck FOR HOUSE
~ keepers. The Furniture Of private family must be
sold Immediately and win oe sold :. private sale Il
$500 nch satin brocate aos SUIT cost 500 for eU0 one
do for 9fOO one Co. green reps for e7o asc 10Y OF
elegant parlor and beAoo furuurv spring and hair Nat
sssss Inquire =, IS siesclsr sro.dw.y
9. RICHARDS co., AUcTiOAEKRs
Special sas Of Deoas shoes. BrogaaA BalmOrais and
Gaissrs 'FfHrgv m w4
A g. RICHARDS . CO. WIN ssn a suStios on
WEDNESDAY,, Oct u ios O'Clock. q their store. a
CosaaDds street, very large variety Of sessonsbis Goods
shall also close large number Of Eastsn city
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Ry ARCHIBALD Jou>sT ~. Al CTI0NEER.
- JvANsIoN BnOU1HfON Will sell a. AUCTIoH
IhIs DAY, at thor 'e37 7-9
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TINIoN COURsE-wEDNEsDAY,O OCT. q AT r. NJ
Purse Of $50 mile heats best three IN i've, TO
q. Pcrrn's brown mare, owners g. Ed Lewis Charlor
Hunts b. q Frl-ndship II. Wilson'S b. &. Tom, Colonel
MorgAn's b. &. Jtn, J. Nodines bay mre.
~ M : ~ t1l Nm SHAW, Proprietor
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CHARLES HOHLENBRR0 AuCrIoNEER
"A. ELEGANT HousEHOLD FURNIiUax.
Brussels CArps, Bronze Chandeliers Mirrora 0lase
warc, China. no., kc
THIS DAY. Of lvx O'clock ~ i0i Crosby street.
Pruos all the elegant Furniture contained
octave rosewood Piano French plate Mirrors
black Bed~ssds reps and hAircoth sats Cottage
buits Curtains curied hair aud
Ingram Carpots sheets. Blanket Fea,hsr Pows
cry Cutlery, On ina and Catalogues
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II B. HENRY, AUCTfONEER.-By MukDY 4 CO.
H. rhursday. Oct TO- At 10 O'Clock ut IA Grand street.
Broadway. gcnteel Household Furnisuro-eack wal
nut paror suits mahogany bookcase black walnut ana
Pillows Cooking Paror Stoves Plated Ware. china TIE
set, IbO pair English Caters and two oxford o.
also Brussels three ply and Ingsiu Carpets fianofortss
be- &C.
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r oeT-A CERTIFICATE OF THE CHICAGO, ROCK
~ Island and Pacific Railroad ComPany 81 vo sssTeS
orally rewarded returning 70 Luoisn Vs. Forsnces
Broad street A.
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EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR HOUSE
IA keepers, hotelkeepers aud The trade.-Ihs largest
Household Furnture sale Of this fail wall take place this
(Tuesday) afternoon, oct At O'Clock precisely, bv
b. ROTH. Auctioneer. Vt the arge -four story DIVE ling
house y West Eighth street. Clinton pace FIX
consisting Of over NV tots OF elegant turntsre
nineens rosewood Pianourse cost Ssu0 vevet Brussels
ana ingram carpets: elegant Parlor Sus covered in
the chest French satin brocaei velvet push and
hacIotn arss Pier and Matsl Mrors rsch Curtains
works OF Art rich Bronxes Clocks Rno collection Of Oil
Paintings China and Paran vAsas rosewood aud black
walnut Bedroom Suits rosewood stye of Louis
xiy; Turkish Easy Chairs and ouBgs Spr,ng and Hair
Mattressos rich Gass Ware TAb1s China and silver
Ware. ssryanis' Farnurc Cnsndelcrs Onci h. and Hail.
stands. n bah the goods must removed ~ hou,s
after the sale Cash dsposits required. Competsnt per-
attendance 70 pack and shir GOODS.
A UCTIoN sALB.-GEO. Y. REED, AUCTIOSARR; WV.
~ Penny, sAesman.--1Eo. B. REED CO.. Auction
will sell Wednesday Oct at their 81
Gear street. OF Household furniture, &C.
Particulars "Wednesday morning
SAMUEL WYNN, AUCT,ONEER SELLS THIS
"A day, O'Clock. Furniture Of <C Fourth
strestfarlor suits fianoorte Carpcs marble TOP Ia
bles, Clocks, &c This sale " well worth attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-08

r osT-A YOUNG BLAc 6 NEWFOUNDLAND Doc,
had : red aud whe leather collar. liberal reward
vii gwen a. the gard r~sssyhfth slrsss as1
Elevsnib avenue In
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1T AUCTION STABLES, ~ EAST THIkTEES1H 81.
a MINER s0skkvdasLLE An ss,ssssa mn
NESS. 40, EVERY To Az and FRipAr NJ ~ o'elock
Entries be made at the stables or ~ our oloc ~
oppos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-08

r osr-oy noypAY AFTERx0oN, BETWEEN
IL Bleecker street and the Nsy Ysrk HOTEL iavendsv
lace handle gone, Tor which
suitable WIN be by leaving - - Wsss kiasA
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NEW YORK, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8 iss7-TRIPLE SHEET.


Tag TURF. -.
120.E sssss e i ss HzEs'' TILE
A ss.a :.sss .i ssss 81: :. x.s.sse.s - ma
:s. ::a o.a SIS s5 tn; .-''
EAsalos COURSE. TRoIrlsa-rgssDAY. OCT 9
siss s = & IVA; : ::s:;s Jon
s; 4 s,I s
Y ws:sI ~ n oI g.
EAscsIS,s COURSE COUP .Ss rsorrIxq; "WEDNESDAY,
ovn'r names O. owner j S5s sfSx 5ss Ere r.s,.o
FASHION oouRsE-rRorrISe-rn OCT.
D. Saes's Dr. M Mountain Mad = ~ -
:. Levssss b. 8. General saasr ,.,.-
~ Proviasaos tonight E,!.iss yan rssch u ins By
telegraph. GEO u. smith, secretary.
rras GREAT LONG ISLAND COLT STAKE WILL BIZ
~: Sod!os'. ). = PsAe.mAIsr
H y. reusrs n.n1is,oain, IA
X. T LIAR. 1 = = r Pu II a.mss''n''A
n, S S.I;.: n s = & ss'oa aea8 c-s
Nr smiths q Granite stass $3.50
NJ NJ Van S., %s'fE; :s sSk BY Jupiter AsAsIAA
Fl s. L ss ss.s es'sse :: sp
J. EIAMONs. ProprtsteN
THE AAERIcAN JOCKEY CLUB ,str
AUTUMN NEE nSa lsn.
= JEROMk PARK.
stewards-w r. Tra,srs, Lseuard ". Jsrs~A sosN
Hunter, Vim. j. Emmett r. Morris. .@7F
Clerks OF the course and seslrs-c. wheasiey.
Hxndicapper and Startey-John q. irving
PRooRAnnh 9 tqaaa
4ArURDAY: Ocr 1-Fiksr DAYS 400
First Race-Hurdle FOR all nile aud thee
soars hurdles; Weller Weights; fsr horses that
second horse - T,
second Race -Handsosp for ~ ages; one nile and
qussscr; 80 entrance. half forfeit ana eU dsclAoA
SO added by the Club #tu Il
This closed the ID OF 0eptom6vr Win % enrea-
horse; milo heats 8 II - tNt fH
Fourth Sweepstakes Ter tws year ods entrance
Loo half forfe carry lu0 pousAs mile 10 close
Augusta M mn N7
TINION COURSE-wEDNEsDAY,O OCT. a. AT 2 r. NJ
Purse Of $50 mile heats beat three in Ave, TO wagons
g. Perrlns brown owners b. Ed Lewis CharloH
Hunts b. n frendship. Wilson'S b.. n.
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=
IN TIE EVENING TELEGRAM NEWSPAPER YOU
i OFT THE LATEST hARKEf REPORTS
90 REwARD-LOSr ON SATURDAY EVENING.
pO 9Th insl about y. ~, three Keys, via, large
brass door key, string brsss aediu sxe nd
patent safe hey inciosed backkn bag The Under will
receive The reward handing them ~ Coyne, ~
Depcystsr street. between Front and soub slresls
OK RrwARD-LO9r, on MONDAY, OCTOBER q
pO 1887 IN the neighborhoof Of Hickman and william
Nrecs one pair Of heavy Uold spsosciss IN old
morocco case The above reward WIN be paid returning
ne properly 70 usorge kellock, Esl Superintendent OF
Out door Foor. No. bond street
OK RKwARp.-LRrT IN THE PERRY HOUSE,
YO foot Of Cortlssdt street. THURSDAY =. ~, small
black travelling Nag Any returning The
D. H. Howell soa Co. ~ Wall street. wiz The
above reward
@E REwARD.-fHE ABovR REWARD WILL, BR
VO paid Tor tbs recovsry Of yellow Casary Bra lest
from 10 West Tenth street on henday. Oct T.
ON REwARD.-LOsT on LErr IN CARE Ov a
evening isst about ess SO Address !. a. o. Herd
G50 HEwARD.- Iosr. IN ooIHo PROM JERSEY
VOV Cy 70 Broadway and Prince street. thsncs 10 No
boken and Unsoa Hni La<ys Gold Husune Cass wssrk
No s6 Aulusss ksber maker. with bai r. on eussids
e.ss Also long Geld Chain. married ,. " r, on slde
lie above rswsrd vii - PAD on resurnlsa Wssek ssd
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eE REwARD.-rHE ABovR REWARD WILL NIX
from iss West TsnsA street on hsnday. ock Z. -
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-07
Notice of Registration.
FIFTH ELECTION DISTRICT

gnNliE undersigned. officer of Registration Tor
Il the Fifth Election district of Baltiinor.
county. appointed by the Governor II Mary.
land. under The Act of the General Assembly,.
passed March sith. 1885. will meet ior the per
i"rmanec of hi. duties. at
bAN'L - wlLHELM's STORE.
0H Tuesday. N,g'. 3ri. ls6;.
And continue in session at the above place un.
al Friday. September 18th. 1867. inclusive. -it.
ting each LAY FROM o'clock A. NJ. to o'clock
l.. VI.
Na,uralzcd citizens are required Ia exhibit
their naturalization papers 90 the Register.
RICHARD e. TRACEY,
officer Registration. 9Th Election Dist.
Aug. .i.-2t.
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Miscellaneous.
NEW STYLE VERTICAL MILL.
THE VICTOR!

For completeness Of adjustment. strength.
durability aud working power. THE VICTOR
CANE MILL has no equal. The uicd roll is
the important feature that regulates the feed.
ing Of the mill. Til" ridges sciz- upon the cane
q. soon rs presented. thus relieving the labor
:" often necessary {" force the stalks to an cn
trance between smooth rolls, and at the same
time secures it, direct passage Ia the discharge
roll. They also break the woody fibre nj short
intervals. and thus rupturing ttc cells cause
the more ready ilowof the juice. wcalsohavc
horizontal mills. for horse, water and steam
power.
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Notice OF Registration.
THIRD ELECTION DISTRICT

fnNlIE undersigned. officer 1t Registration Tor
Il the Third Election District of laltiin"rr
county. aplninte,l hy the Govrrn"r IL Mary
land. under the Act Ut the General Assembly
passed March 9Th. lsG.. will meet inf the per.
E'rmanrs III hi duties. at
iiAMMET"S THREE MILE HOUSE.
Hoax siown Road.
-" Tuesday, Nspi,m'c sd. is6;.
And continue IN sc.si"n 1T the above plar.. un
al Friday. September 18th. is6s. inclusive. III.
ting each iay from "rl"ck \. NJ. {" :, "rl.ck
l.. ".
Naturalsr,l citizen are required /" exhibit
their naturalization papers 4" the Register.
FRANK l.. MORLiNG.
UAircr Registration. I'll Election Dist.
August SIT.
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Notice OF Registration
SIXTH ELECTION DISTRICT.

SIXTH ELECTION DISTRICT.
fl'liE undersigned. officer al Registration Tor
L the Sixth Election District, Of Baltimore
county, appointed by the Governor Of NIL. um.
ter the Act &c the General Assembly. passed
March 2lth. 1865. will NEE, for the perf.r,n-
ance oi his duties, at
MlbpLETowN. (wANTLANb's STORE
-" 7'c"iay. Nptes,J,r ;:rd. ls6I.
And continue ia session at the al.nvc place. un.
I'll Friday, September 18th. lSGs. inclusive. .ii.
ting each day from "'cl"ck \. NJ. I" !, "'clock
L. N.
Naturalixcd citizens are required to exhibit
their naturalization papers to the Register.
HENRY WILHELM
Officer Registration. 9TH Election Dist.
Aug 3i.-2L
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Special APPROPRIATION ron RoAps AND iiaIpcr


Special APPROPRIATION FoR RoAbs AND iiRIDcrs
THE count. Commissioners, on Tuesday. pass
-! the 'oll"Ming
nrho'd. Tina VIM e. Strong Lr allowed $50
TOT REPLACING Christopher Bridge. repairing
ahuiut ~. .,,'. furnishing whatever slerpcrs may
BE- required. aud put !, and road in condition to
inss over un.
or,br"i, Tina, special appropriation of Sisu
be- allowed un Ivy Mill. Road, TO repair the same
aud make thfrr culvcrIs, aud tina, a. j. Bixley
hc appointed To snperin,cnd aud have the work
done aud he Ia give labor aud material to amount
al SO IN said road.
Orisr"d, That special appropriation of S2o0
lor the purpose Of repairing Hamilton avenue
leading from The iiien road to the Hartford road
bc paid 10 ;. u. Caushey, he having expended n
like SUM for the same purpose.
Onierci, Tha, special appropriation Of $500
on, al levy OF lsGs, he made and given To ". $.
Whitley Ia exIend on the road leading from the
four-milc stone on the Yord road 10 Iiillen road
known a. woodhine avenue provided the per-
sonsliying near said road contribute and pay
over To ". :. WHITLEY no, less than 81 0o0. 10
De expended on said road
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-07
PEACH AND FRUIT FARM.

)SE ACRES between s'y"rn aud Mag"ihy
%OORivers, Anne Arundel e"uhiy. MI
with landing on the farm GA Deep A
- Creek. whore w",i. Vegetable. Sss..%A
- and Fruit can be- shipped inr Isss
ing season. every dlv. This eaes
would max" superb Fruit Farm. rsi.erinIIy
adapted Ia Peaches. SirawherrI.. aud Water
melons. Has 80 t. - acre. "i ia" best water.
melon land IN Maryland. very early aud brings
the best Of melons. the profits which are
great II has now already planted sii in
hourishing condition lsa1 Peach rl,,.s 90: the
best varieties. including go Halo. Early: 500
Apple Trees Of the finest varieties $50 Pears
l1j Cherries, Tor ) acres Strawberries. all uf
the most approved kinds; 500 Grape. now
planted, best varieties.
About 20 to IS acre. IN Wood. mostly Chc.-
nut. Poplar and Pine balance nearly al. ara.
BILE land and easily icriiizcd.
Improvements consist ni e LARGE NEW
DWELLING. with Bay Window {" Library
rooiu, Piazas front aud rear. containing Hall
and u fooms. with W"od House attached. lust
erected at cost Of over $1,000. Main h"u." >
stories and attic, frame. ~ feet 'front.'. .. feet
deep. Back building 20x?a feet. Tw" Tenant
Houses. new Corn House. large new Cisi"ru.
Barn rather dilapdated.) 3c.
The Dwelling is an a knoll on which are over
30 large Poplar Trees, q 10 feet in diameter
very cool and delightful during the summer.
and celebrated throughout the ncishborhoo,l
formerly. as a place of resort. Churches.
Schools and Post Offices near.
Ec- This valuable property Will he soil Tor
50" per acre. and early possession given
Apply 10
HENRY ". COOKE.
Law buildings. baltimore. MI.
March LIFT
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Insolvent Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, To the cred.
~ turs Of HENRY MILLER. an applicant
tor thu benefit of III" "4Sth Article &c the Code
al Public General Laws" relative To insoiyents,
that the III Monday Of btces.5cF "c't has beeh
fixed for his appearance. I" answer interroga.
tories. and for final hearing "f his case before
Ia" Circuit Cour, f,r Baltimore county. Dated
"a" 9Th day of August. ls65.
T.t;-ioiIE II. LONG CHECKER. Clerk.
Augttst I.-..tu.
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NoncE.-The freedmens School House near
Towson,own on the Iillen Road, will be ieiieai.
ed on Thursday afternoon the 18th inst Gen.
Gregory Judge bond, Messrs. Sterling l. J. T..
Pilkingion and other distinguished speakers arc
expected To he present, aud address the meeting.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-07

Passover BRorGHr ox.-wc las, week stated
that deputy sheriff Harvey, Of this county, aud
Captain cass"li, of the city police, had gone, TO
~. Louis Missouri with requisi,ion from Gov.
Swami, t" bring back John Mecariy who was
arrested in that city. charged with the murder
Of Ruth Landlord, on the Liberty road on the
4,h Of July last, The officers returned on Sat
nriay last, with their prisoner, and he is now in
our county jail.
Mc'Miy, who is young man, rather good
looking, admits the shooting, but denies any in
icniion u killing the girl. Afier firing the fatal
shot, alarmed a, what he had done, he made his
way 10 the city. aud taking the first train, escap
VI 10 st. Louis, where he was working at his
trade when he was recognized aud arrested.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-07

PAgnoSEp. Richard ". IIutchins, Of the Tenth
District, who was convicted Of shooting man
named Wright, and sentenced to pay fine Of
$1,000, aud TO lie confined in our county jail
for one year has been parloned BY Gov. Swami.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-07

EGRATrA. In the Sheriff notice Of election, il
has been printed tia, the polls would open n, s
O'Clock and close a, : o'clock. This is an error
The i'eiis rR Clsn At . oclock aud clos, al c.
lie, this be remembered The handbills in circu.
la,ion, giving noicc Of the election, contain the
same error
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-07


Opn FELLOWS I'Ic.Nm--The heretofore an-
n"unod Iara'r aud picnic 81 Tows"n is"lse
and litIgciy EncalnpmcnI. !. ~. -. y came of
on "Wednesday last AZ an early hour In the
morning the two buslies met al the hall aud
formed 10 vrorrssion. the i.odgc with John W.
Vauhorn rs Marshal aud the Encampm,n; under
The leadership of Dr. q NJ iIoslry Headed by
li1ell's splcndid brass aud string hand. the pro-
rrssiun lass.4i through the various STREETS VI the
village aud ihrn up the pike :" thcw's woods,
wl-rr e parade MAS dismissed - Here uasni-
cent dan,iag .llo"r, just onr hundred feet long,
had ia,u laid down. aud ~ large numlrr oi SET
tee collected "r the 81 the Ladders. The mu-
scians stand was iasiriuil, decorated with
wr,aihs aud tnwrrs aud the hammers 1T the Or
der, With il,ir iavoriir s,nll. the 'ihrrc links,
surmounird h, the n,oiiu - Friendship Love and
1fulh. IN large letters, On ~ massive Aph Tie
people had saihrr,,. r0m tar aud nrar and Il Is
calculated tina, nearly nut Thousand Ieoplr visited
the ef"uni during the day aud night. Dancing
was. "f course. the chief smuscnrni. aud our
,"ung people hal AN rxul,n, opportunity ~ en-
Jutug their iayoriir recreation. rs the iioor would
easily accommodate nine coiilliun sets at once
The festivities we're kept cp until u late hour Of
the night The scene after dark reminded one Of
canp mcriine. The grove was brilliantly
lighted aud while the main portion Of those 10
a'irn,anrr were around the stand, yet man, par
tie. ii iva nui more were sirolling through the
grand did wrnls. sumr of them talking - soft
nonsrnsr and " MhsIerinR holes OF happiness -
uut pi,-nir was - success We Announce with
pleasure thu, during the entire DAY no disagrcea-
lie incident occurrrd To mar any one pleasure.
Il was attended 10y all classes-ihc rich and the
,~,ur the proud and the humble.
The publishers of this palrr are all members
of the ivy site brotherhood, aud perhaps we
{" hadn', ought To say il. but yet We think that
this reunion tops ANYTHING of the kind ever
held in this neghhorhood. We think also that
So may do morc--thai Is. thank the order in
the name 81 the people Of the vicinity for afford
ins them at least one days unalloycd pleasure.
W. forgot 10 mention two Interesting features
al tie morning procession onc was the presence.
ia carriage, Of some six or eight orphan girls
sud "o,s Their fathers we're members Of the
Lodge. nnd having passed TO "a that bourne
IS iicnrc mo traveller returns. these children are
under tie care OF the Lodge The other feature
wa, the rr'"mpan! ne procession OF boys. most
~ the sons 81 men who wcic in the line. They
w.rr inrne,i iwo-by.I~o. by Dr. Boslcy along.
side the I.oder and Camp. and throughout the
Wi"ir line the little fellows irudgcd along man
fully
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-07

4 BUSY wGKE.-This has, indeed, been busy
week In Towsontown. We have had sessions Of
the Circui, Court Orphans Cour, aud County
Commissioners, aud the attendance Of people a,
them all has been unusually large. Then we
had the Teachers Institute, which brought over
a hundred strangers to the village. and On Wed.
nesiay the odd Fellows picnic gave US large
crowd ~ visitors. Besides, We have had
show one or two political meetings, and a
thousand tmore or lessl democratic candidates
for Office have bern running around. We proba.
bly, never had so many strangers in Towson,own
~ We have had this week. =
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-07
LOC.fL MATTERs.

FRlESps MEErISG. regular yearly meet
ing OF the Society Of Friends Of Baltimore coun-
" will be held at Gunpowder Meeting House,
Eighth District, on tomorrow, Sunday A
large attendance Is expected.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-07

SrDnEs brATn TN Tuesday evening las, Isaac
German, very aged aud highly respectable cit
ixen OF the Eleventh District, fell dead in his
yard. |, Is said tia, he wen, out to feed his
poultry, aud while so engaged was stricken With
paralysis, and died amos, Immediately.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-07

AcciDEST.- AsCharles Earhart and his wife, Of
Gainesville, were driving home, on the Frederick
road, on Monday night last, their carriage came
in contact with wagon on the road the pole Of
which struck Mrs. Earhar, in the back, injurng
her very badly.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-07

ExASSIse sUaaEoxs. DIR. Josiah T...Payue, Of
this town, and DR.. Hicks, Of the The Twelfth Dis
rici, hare heen appointed. by inspector General
JeiFries, as Examining Sarssons for this eouniy,
under the Militia Law. Dr.. EIlckswsd DO no, know.
Dr. Payne, We presume, 10 peculiarly qualified
Ear The work. lie was a Sasgeoa In the Rebel
army, and oagh. 10 kuow what degree o. health
l. required TO ~ man for dey 10 the .snlsd
held.p