The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-05
paltimore County Newspapers.

ed with the facts in the several cases.
The frs, newspaper ever printed aud publish
cd 10 baltimore county was The AdrOeaie, rstab- |
lished q, COekeysville, in February, $50, by |
Elcazer =. Church, Esq. When Towsontown
was chosen as the county scat, the establishment
was removed here, the first Towsoniown paper
making It's appearance on the 18th day Of May,
1854. From the first this paper seems TO have
kcn success. Il continued under the exclusive
conirol Of Sir. Church until the irsi Of January,
lsGA, when Capt. l.. N. llAverslek was admitted
into the concern ~ a partner. TAs idroeaie
was published by these gentlemen for one year,
when II creased TO exist, by reason OF It's being
merged into the Baltimore County CHios. Mr.
/ Church, the original Publisher Of The 1irocrie,
! Is now part owner otihe IIsgers,own Hrdiddnd
| Ibrci. one Of the siaunehcst Union papers OF
Western Maryland.
Z shortly after The .idrooafe Was started, Mr
John \. lowcn commenced the publication OF
/ The JletsoHian, Democratic organ, at Here
ford. II did mt pay, aud Was SOON abandoned
Nc. Bowen is nov the general agent Of lhc
Southern Express Company.
+ The Bfi,~or, Coan,y Way wa. the next in
order, published by James lIungerford. E,,i., at
Reis,ersiOwn. As,is name jcnolrs. It supported
the then desperate fortunes OF the old Wing party
aud when the Know Nothing" organization
grew 10 be power In the land. The BAtg
gave all its energies 10 the advancement OF ~
peculiar doctrines. About this time the nam.
Of tie paper Was changed To The Sy,rt = u.
Mr. lluugerford Nas an excellent writer aud pub
h'hei Feall, good paper. bu, could not maze
'hc business pay, and had To give It VI.
Auou, the year 1883 or 50 the Iner,em E>s-
i''.S was started IN ;hs town, by Georgr kra-
unse, Esq Fhs R's,sir- Supported the American
,isis then ia power, aud ought To- have is-,n sue
,ess'gl but, Ike InAu! Other promising sy,,encs
@. 80 VgtllsheF. It lAasuishe,l, aud .anc4,.a4ug
I'D die, leaving Mr. keaunsc ,uusidcu,Lly
poorer because Of has connection WITH lhs eater
pri,c
Ia september. isis. the publication CO. Vie
Ba'imorr Cusiy Amercaa Was commenced. 1t
Tow-ou,own, by William Bolliln. E.q. d,
whom Il was conducted until september. t-,p.
when Joha II Longuecksr, Ia became IL ito.
proctor AUD editor re irer,c4a ADVOCATE
'he doctrines = tie American. co hr.t E,,i,ti
lAr's lnui the i,.u,s ~ tAc ia, were narrowed
down uniou aud pisunlon. when 40 's Ir-
n.e-.e 49, given 10 the Union cause, aa. %
io4eil,ss aided much ia bali,ng ~ the Ua.au
srutnieu, afterwards. So plainly exhibited 10 u.f
county ln Novrmtes i-GJ Nes.r- @ 49, .
q Tongue, kef were admitted % tA,.f tain. Q
as ftfia,f, DO thy .iasr,c4n. aai 90 ~. pubi....
c4 hs ihr urn al i.ongueck,t sou. until 81,
t-si ~ Jan.srt. st5 Whcu &, VAS con.oU!lt,.i
".;h re IN -ii', the Two iofn.as the ,.,..l.
A..ui,ut uo~ known - III. Bii..,.sr, C..s.
ta's".
About do. c.use % ,hc year !-su. ha.cera4.
Individual named limbaugh. cane to ou. ,oNr.
ani commenced the publication OF r., f,,'f j,
f-s'tfr devoted 60 the sire. " ih- ,t.5eu..
'e.t ,ae are-.Aicf, o. SOON .u,,lu.l,,l /, rs.
'"r'c Of circumstances. ani died a. "a, l,.,.
.ch'ia. probably hli few mourn.f. W. rr.
bil.n "eui south .a ai4 = n. ...t o,..-
..susi DashN hacs,r. ali 6nAI, came ?. s..
death ~ means of iankee b..r'
IT, iiii''.er' 6,4,iy D,,,.-r4, -. ,ull..a,,
~ th.aA "a i~i, q p4fpor,si 60 to TIE ~ot.
.' 80 ''.e.la,.en. t4t 49, real, t.-,ut.,o,,..a
o'ile poluea. matter u the B.anr.a,, b..t g..
f.' soHsu II. f' 'a.i ihc lai,iud, - oaf,auu'.
Gco'sg Ii Carmsa, - ~as. a. l,l.,e- -.
general manager Il survived on- ,su.f. 81.
aud then quietly ave ul 'he Eho.,
~ h~ .sra from Do. at,a,. t4.fst,b. d.
/. inning y 'h~ .e.r 49, 80 ~ ibe n,.,p.t,,.
tla' la+ b,~u establish go our ,.4nit .....
u.s. remained. '.4 ~ Hit,uar, Caa.. 81
.,...s puDu'he! % ,A4f,h a,.cf.,,e, .a4
t. biarp0s t.sHfv .fasr,-ss Published g..
Lousurc.sr & sons Both % these .tf,u.l. Al.
r'r''ri 'he doctrines - iht uuion .arty ,ft a.
% w. ih9usti that there "a. need ~ ia.' 81.
fsr't iHier .1 The cn.nty. a cou.e.ils..1 ,
DE Establishments vas asrceA UPON u...-.
tngrch and John u. L1usnsckcr wiihlfes from,
ilr'r respective papers. sni = union te,Ao,n 't,
f''i.a ming parties -. formed fc.ui,,a. .n a.,
Cremation - IT,, Bii,raar, C,saiv {'s,a, wri.
CAPT J. " H.vrr.iick anl Ne.sr. Jno n a.!
u. 9 ionsnccker AZ i'' publishers Th.s. zen.
nemsn continued A. PROPRIETOR ani editor. os
! TIE aian Tor one wear when ta-' ua,er.t,sk
lisra-'i o. hi' interest in the paper 10 M
Church. Til. laa, gentleman : connection how.
eTe' with the paler ~s. but Tor very short tcf +.
"a. only too month";. when he sgain .o.l Quito
Capt Ch.s A CONNER. b, uhorn. in connection,
with the Ne"g l.ongnerkrr. re fs,as IA.
since been published Tie ..,eral t,f,io. TIA,
have teen connected With ~, fhaeg, me
Anis'.cH aud IN, i's'oa are 80 gnaun ,ba,
bat little noei be- sad ~ iaem Nr Church a.
i' mentioned above, u part o.ncr - paper a.
il'serso~n VI Bouidin u publishing a cop.
icfhead paper Al b.l-Air. IN Hartford Count,
Capt lavsr.ick Is editor aud proprietor ~ ~.
ll1ck Island w. Daily and Weekly fs,oa. and
John u. LpngnecSsr 10 CLERK ofour Circuit court.
| Tie present. pfopfisiors Of TIE fn,on are al
practical printers the Ne.srs longnsrker having
learned the businss. in their father soiice. Cant
Conner came 10 Towsoniown With ~, Arsertesn.
and continued a. foreman of that Office under
both Ne-srs Bonltin aud Longnecser. until An.
| gust, lsG3, when he entered the Union arm,
continuing ther-wiih until June. SIS. when n,
received an honorable discharge. because Of
e. wound. received in battle aud hccausr ''Li.
services we're no longer required by reason ct
the expiration Of the war" Under tho pr.sen,
management. We have endeavor.d to make m.
tn'on ~ Interesting ~ possible To- IT, patrons.
aud We enter upon the New Year stimulated by
the uIWaveTing kindness of our friend. 10 nev
| "Heriions 10 render our paper = welcome visitor
10 the homes and hrcsdes n It's readers
When TIE 1i,scaS and IA, Am,v,e,. were
consolidated in 1865, the material ~ III,
fHisTioaH Office passed into the hand. OF Mr.
church, by whom IL was suld to William A