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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-26

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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-26

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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-26
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A. fuT
ar STREEF FfR MiNfIfCTORT

u'llI we'll known FUR ESTABLISHMENT
81 :. kLElSEBsThasno, NOTE open. maNWrzM
"a On the second aud thiii floors Of H|<t.I III
~" FACTORY. 2i3 Nofih Gay street.
. icw doors from the llcair aafket. tbs 1Ifcls
LntJ very heavy aud tine ,t"ck 81 FIks foF
che Wholcsaic trade.
Al.n. "a thr hr.i lu,r "a the same place. for
thr retail .fade. a splendid k-s"r.,nrui Il
LiDfES FfNcI rms
cnmprHng sable. Mink. rrminr. SlGifre'.
River Mink. a.. box. lirar. Nuii ana tseucti-
ROBES, with g large stn,k 81
THiLDRENS HRS.
Lpud"n aui Paris raiters imported lur tie win
ter 1850. ADcL.lIts KLEiNtn~T.
Importer anl manufacture 81 iais,.' Iahrv
furs. wholofaie ani sciail. 2ii N"rih Gay -.
Bcisir Market lot.
This scas"n have no branch store as ~ West
Baltimore street. formerly the Mine: Al Water
Saloon. Customers will make their puf. has.t ~
2tJ North SAi >rREET.
furs aiie"ci aud repaired and cut IN 30 -
test fashion. sept. Pm.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-26

1--WE undcrsisu taxes this method Of IA.
] forming his friends and the community
IA general. tina, hc has again resumed the man.
uiaciurlug OF PLulGllS AND MACHINERY.
ani always has on hand an assortment "
PLOUGllS AND CASTINGS
For one. two and three horses. among which
may be- found the following, ViE:--rhc Wood
cock. the Wiley. Atwood or Plug Plough. Ais"
the improved Atwood or Plug Plough. the i'm
proved W,odcuck Plough with wrought or
steel Points. Also. an excellent bar Shear
Plough Tor two or three horses.
RI ron TiNNS
Always su hand and tor sale at wholesale and
retail llso continue t. manufacture the cell
ebratci "pELTON" ilORSE.PowE AND
THRESHEk. with or without Cleaners, from
to horse power. Ia run with strap or rod
.;a al.n prepared - attach very superior
CLEANER - any kind Of ihrcsher. There
tore. Farmer havin: good thrcshers are not
under the necessity of purchasing new Ms
chino - order t. obtain good Cleaner.
X |! II ARR NG
ot ALL KINDS done promptly upon the short
st notice. Al work made Of the best ma,cri-
al and good workmanship and on reasonable
terms. All work guaranteed. 4 very liberal
deduction made 60 those who bug io sell again.
"a For further Information call upon W
.Jirtss. T. DAVIS,
Batter 7. -, Bay. County. Nd.
March e. ls6G.-tf
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-26

NWNFFA lWMNs
HEHEBY isfarms ~ putlie thst hs hs'
III asvsd kis sstsblishhasnf inte he nst
bsase. ~ The rsaf n fhs rOAT ofFtcE
We Siil eontiaus ~ naanafaffurs NEf
WOh \. - tks best fasisriai sni veFkmsl /.
skiR. - veil - siissd - ~ tiads q hkFAr ?
JIG. Tbsntfsl 81 pat favars. b. resfsetfr
~ asks assniinuanes ~ The ssaas.
1st. -, 'es.--ty.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-26
GREEN a. YoE,
Family Grocers,

e~AAAAA S4 OOOA -,
Asp ~ tirHsiS
rrEE ot.p WINES ASD Liquors,
50 MARTIN 4 Nalrtte's did stand,
~. baltimore ST. near Holiday. baltimore.
II ~ O. constantly ga hand large aud we'll
L 4 tri"riri stock ~ FAMILY GlIOC EKlEs.
80. "A rnu ,sting ia part Of 3 RESIl
I'D lEAs green and biark.l II Va.fHA
-a@@A-s i'us prices and ilnyofs coiires AzAAi
.'rha. Java. laguayis. Maracaibn aud Kio !
ItAh1 Nrw orl"nns. crushed. Powdered.
l.aai. ,,rHuulIir'l. 80. YELLOW and CLARIFIED itnl
i4u Mnrrlr'hl ,nI Ncrmtrrili. fo"p.r'.
t"x's Refined rriaNnv Fresh Salad aud olive
"lt. tAo"rr Eusii.h pnry rinr Apple sud
-'p tte... rtrith,s Ff,hrh aud spanish ~
st, lr.f. h ai,i iu' ricsn Pickle. G"rkins.
.HN' be- N't 'u".s. iterailit. tnulih"wrr. Wal
gt. .lNl NIinfss -AIr, John BULL, Harvey.
80. q us.- ho Ma .hr"pru aud N"rresicr.hire /.
pitNplI- it-. ii"un"sy A 60. vintage $40.
'iri. bIpaf 4 e.. i-I6. Satiyr CstnWha. il,r
.,lu Rochelle atl ether brands Fine Old
WINES london Dock Port. sherry. Madeira.
'...h. 800. W,ri Mo-,li"nnd Champagne Wills
KlE~ scotch. "ii Rye. calhoun. Old Knpp
ni Nsufi.l. ..mc very Old aud fine Pure
llpliauj'' n. lamatra ~piriis. &C.. Sc. Imported
nni % 300 fH .rgats and Tnbacro. all Il which
ih.r w5i 70 o. tct'onabis pr,rss aud respect
81. collie a''li jan. 49, is61. ~.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-26
FLOUR OF BONE"
JOHN y. REESE n co.,

GtsrnAL AarSts ron rus so,In.
- South Gr,cf baifinor6.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-08

man is n ow about to withdraw her temporarily
from her .hrone of triumph and introduce her
anew as La Belle Helene, in piece immortal
lied by some Of the best Of Offenbach's music, so
well known now to our people through tho
familiar and sparkling airs Of La Grands
Duchesse. Nor will this be the only Treat in
store for the frequentevs OF the French theatre
for the manager has ma lie arrangements with
Offenbach to bring out aliS his wonderful and
popular pieces in New York simultaneously
with their production in Pa vis. Lei US hope,
therefore, for a revival Of tue drama before
long that will astonish the citizens OF New
York and drive all the Black Crooks and
Devils Auctions Of the present day Oh the
stage and into their Christian clotLcs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-08

The national House Of Representatives yes
terday finally disposed Of the question of the
impeachment OF the President Of the United
States by very decisive vote, the report OF
the committee recommending Impeachment
having been rejected by nearly two to one.
There was considerable preliminary skirmish-
ing on the motion of Mr.. Wilson to lay the
whole subject on the table and eventually
that motion was Withdrawn and the vote taken
on the direct resolution reported by the ma
jority of the committee, "that Andrew johnson,
President of the United States, be impeached
for high crimes and msdemeanors." Fifty
seven members voted in the affirmative and
jority of the republicans themselves, therefore,
declaring against impeachment Thus ends a
farce that has been disgrace to the nation
and deathblow to the extreme radical party.
With the exception Of few members, some
stupid and bigoted, and others artful and mis-
chievous, the House of Representatives has
always been conservative at bottom. The
passage of the constitutional amendment a
little over year ago was triumph of con-
servatism over the radical measures of confs-
cation, pains and penalties, advocated by
Thad Stevens and his followers; and had Con-
gress needed the popular verdict in the cleo
tions of 1866, and adhered to that measure as
final settlement of the question of recon
struction, the country might now be at peace
and the republican party securely established
in power for the next ten or twelve years. All
their troubles have been brought about by the
abandonment of conservative measures and
the adoption of the extreme policy of the
radical leaders. The defeat of the impeach-
ment resolution by so decisive vote is the
first evidence they have given Of returning
reason. Let them follow it up by the repeal
Of the Southern military government, negro
supremacy reconstruction laws, forced upon
them by their radical associates, and they may
yet make some amends for the mischief they
have done. AT all events, the country will
rejoice that the disgraceful farce Of impeach-
ment is at an end.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-08
The Fashions.

Ornaments in gold, jet and steel are Nsmblems
now in Paris, according to our corresp vndencs
from that gay city. Arrows, Tyres and dragon
flies are the last objects seen of a lady NJ she
disappears around corner, and white muslin
drapery conceals the low bodices Of the coming
mode The Empress appeared before the heA
gislative Assembly in white satin, brocad ed
with gold laurel leaves, and over her shoulders
was thrown q black lace shawl. Princess
Marat was tasteful and brilliant as usual, and !
in the train of Eugene jewels flashed from
every brow. A lady has got into trouble about
an insufficient dressing gown in the French
capital The ladies are vegetarian in their
notions of dress at the Porte st. Martin theatre.
being dressed up as asparagus, carrots and
turnips. There are, Of course, great many
extravagances in Paris in the matter Of fash
ions; but the true taste of French WON en-
always leads them to adopt some toilet becoa a
ing their age, complexion and height Noa',
if our American ladies would only carry o..
the disposition they manifest at present in
choosing for themselves only what is becoming
to them, they will have attained the true goal
Vi ioSuiOu. AucNO 10 uOt tuc lSutcSt use IN
selecting some mechanical style of costume for
the entire season to suit all ages, forms and
compilations. The true idea of fashion isi
adaptability of the prevailing mode to the
person who wishes o new toilet Without this
fashion is humbug, and ladies Of America
subject themselves to the ridicule Of the world.
Some of our leading establishments on Broad
way and the adjoining streets seem to have
come to this conclusion this winter, and their
customers are now suited exactly according to ;
their requirements. The holidays are bringing
around great many changes in ladies' toilets,
and it is gratifying thought that our better
halves are now beginning to think for them
selves and to exercise their own Judgment in
matters Of dress. Verify, the reign OF Paris
has departed, and the daughters Of the great
republic feel independent and democratic,
garmentwards.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-08

Train Resolutions were adopted demanding that the
government Insist upon tho release OF al nasvaiizsd
American citizens England and demand reparation
for injuries sustained BY such ctzsnA similar mass
meeting was also held in st. Louis
In the Virginia Convention yesterday eight dollars
per diem was agreed upon pay for the members. with
the usual mileage In caucus OF radical members IL
vas decided require the oath from all delegates
In this case probable the whole conservative dele
CATION viii retire.
General Sherman arrived In Washington yesterday.
The Of The Indian Peace Commission accompanied
him.
In the famous Petersen abandonment case yesterday
the closing arguments Of counsel both sides vers
heard and the Judge announced that he would render
his decision on Saturday. December q.
The stock market firm yesterday. Gold closed at
1864 1854 Government securities were inactive
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-08

OF the community. Why do not these gentlemen,
instead OF sending resolutions to Congress, 60
to work themselves, raise fund and remove
the distractions in the harbor. This would
be doing something practical and useful but
we are afraid that the Chamber Of Commerce
IS not educated up to that point yet. 1t Is evil
dent, however that the removal Of obstruc-
tons in the harbor Of New York is necessity
which commands immediate attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-08

TIE wiss Mea Of the Cha.ser es Csm-
merce.
There are q number Of gentlemen, as wise a.
evils bat - impractical as any other kind Of
birds, who, being mcnbers Of the Chamber Of
Commerce, undertake 10 regulate everything
that comes before the public. They have re-
Gently memOrialired Congress concerning the
removal Of, distractions In New York harbor
There is/ no donbt that we have been
grievously afflicted with distractions In our
harbor. For instance, there Ia the wreck Of
the steamer Scotland lying for more than
year, tho channel, and q good many other
wrecks, around which sand banks are collect
Tag, TO say nothing Of the rocks in He'll Gate,
These things affect the business Of the gentlemcn
who compose the Chamber Of Commerce pro-
badly more than the business OF any other class
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-08

wAxrrp--A FIRE insurance Office willing 70
take risks on Secretary Stewards purchases
among the West Ipdia Islands,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-08
RELIGIOUS SERVICES TO-DAY.

BLEECKER STREET uNIvERsALIsT CHURCH.
Rsv. DAY \. LEE on III Is NEVER Too LArx 10 MEND"
horuing and evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-08

BROADWAY TABERNACLE cHURcH.-Da Taoxr-
sos ON "RgLIGIoS ~ Spain Evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-08

CATHOLIC APOSTOLIC CHURcH-.Tas Necessity
or COMING LoRD.n Evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-08

CHURCH OF THE RESURRECTION E. o.
fLACG. Morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-08

CANAL STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH RS
Dawn MITCHELL. Morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-08

CHURCH OF THE REFORMATION. ABpo
BROWN Morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-08

SEVENTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-REv T. NJ
DAWSON ON "IHk MODEL Mosss." Morning and evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-08

CHURCH OF THE TRANSPORTATION D
MORGAN Evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-08

CHURCH or THE PURlTAss.-RKv. MATHEW HAL
Safra Evening
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-11-30

On motion of Director Gibson, the compensation
OF janitor of third ward school was fixed at forty
hve dollars month, to take effect at the beginning
OF present term, on condition that he ring the bell
warm and light the rooms for teachers meetings
and take care Of the office of the Board.
On molten Of Director Gibson. the compensation
Of janitor of second ward school was fixed at S2J
month, to take effect ut beginning of present
term.
On motion of Director Courtney. the committee
on buildings were instructed to have the two
upper rooms in the third ward school house sup
piled with gas.
On motion Of Director Clark, Miss Jennie NJ
StOrment was elected assistant in first ward school,
On motion of Director Courtney, the committee
on buildings wore instructed to have fence put
up around the school lots in the second ward.
On motion of Director Courtney, the supctn.
tendent was instructed to ascertain the price OF
such books Of reference as may be needed for the
High School and report at the next meeting of the
Board.
On motion of Director Courtney, the committee
on buildings were authorized to purchase the lots
adjoining the school lots in the frs, ward on the
north; also the part of lot adjoining the school
lots in the fifth ward on the west.
The principal of the third ward school reported
the suspension of George Kelley from the Gram
mar Department of that school, Tor bad conduct.
The Board adioured to Friday evening, Decen,-
Der 20. 4. ii. CLARK, Clerk.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-11-30

The MISC pF Fhomis Franklin, Francis Nc.
Cabo and unna Pyeser mentioned as on trial
when we went TO lress last week, was decided
on Saturday evening", by the jury finding the
defendants guilty OF the alleged outrage ON DR..
Curt, and franklin and McCabe were sent to
the penitentiory for two yssrs, and Presler for
one year. .,....
On Monday the civil docket was taken up, the
first case coming to trial being that Of Harmon
u Weston VS.. Irwih.f The case involves large
amount, connected with failure to deliver oats
at Cairo ON IN arng contract. In the progress
of the case tho plaintiff finding the evidence did
not sustain his declaration, backed out by
drawing d juror" rs it is called, and got leayc
to amend his dsyhration for another trial.
We find no other item on the docket worthy
of ,,otn. -rW vrpof T6f N0otiuaaaR aSeRTDN
Is l-.sY 40 hu .v'4'f sAsA l1rrth
The Court on Monday announced that, !, no
causes above No, no would be taken up at this
term. ~ AiNVNe N''~ WA
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-11-30
POISON! POISON!!
h hMe De,lrs pm, to Heai Me Dyinq "

bWr D.inS rum ~ irui tie DytHg Nam
Dr. L. NJ BRowN the well known Magnetic Physician has
taken Room Deanos Block north side Court House
Square. in Ottawa where he intends to un.
tied tme for the purpose Of relieving the surngs of man
kind, without medicine
Dr. Brown has from many long years practice and close
observation, become satisfied that the human family re-
qures something besides deadly poisonous drugs for the
perfect health and long life of Gods noblest work.
MAN KNOWS NOT HIMSELF,
And when the Of developed and the great
Magnetic Battery properly applied for the relief of
sesed the most wonderful and unlocked for have
been and daily being performed great
the world Thousands witnesses might be called from the
human family to testify in behalf OF the great Magnetic
rover who have been lying their beds OF sickness for
many long of horrible snerings or who ha We been
Obliged to hobbe about upon sticks cruches whose uf
ierngs were far greater than the pangs DEATH who
been made to rejoice and cppes have set aside their sticks
ana crutches from the effects OF the which they
nave received from animal magnetism bestowed upon them
ny Dr. Brown He 10 treating sick and afflicted and
VIII perfectly eradicate from the system without the aid
poisonous drugs both acute and chronic consumption
diseases rheumatcs spinal complaints diseases of the kid
neys nervous arrangement OF the system neuralgia scs
ula dyspepsia gout. gravel paralysis parayt strokes
torpid liver spasms chronic diarrhea Fevers
broken up In from to days all cases curahe
No matter how long standing the Magnetic treatment will
speedily relieve and them.
r. 5. would say to the female that will pay twenty.
nve dollars to any patient that will present Gle
OF the falling Of the womb msplscemeR, of uterus
that cannot speedily relieve and under Magnetic
treatment have already many now in city and
country Of that under treatment and i'm
mediate relief has been found In every instance.
Terms moderate Patients city that are not able to
come to the ofce for treatment will visit their resi-
dsnces. once hourS all Gay and night.
Nov. 30, s7.u DIR. L. NJ BROWN. OF Joliet.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-11-30

The WONDERFUL CABINET the evenings
grow long md tedious, young folks are anxious
to devise means of whiling away the time in
pleasant and profitable manner, and the question
will come from many, hon shaA re do a.'' We
are authorized to state that the wonderful Cabi-
net is a collection Of materials and plain direc-
tions for performing great number of beautiful
and surprising chemical wonders, among which
are "The Sea Of Fire in Bowl "The Magic
Lamp " The Wizaxds Tfes,' The Bewitched
Glass, The Wonderful Transformation, ''The
Magic Bottle" and many others equally astonish-
ing. No apparatus reqnired No danger. No
humbug.u, The whole 10 neatly packed in cab
met form, small enongh 70 carry in the pocket
With it any person ca~s sntertsin company of
young or old folks Nhole evening. Everything
complete will be sent = my part of the United
States for one dollar.
Send your full adarss tith the cash, TO KING
Il CAswELI- Chemists, ~ Church st., N. Y, or,
81 Lake St, Chicago, III.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-11-30
Thn,,,Sswiyins.

The day was Observed about as usual in our
city. Most business places were closed all day,
and about the usual number went 10 church.
Religions services, with special refersncs 10 the
day, were held at Christ Church, the Rector
h. Coali-prcaching Tlie sermon, and Rev. w. J.
Pigoaassistifgin in the services at the sltar Also
at the list Congregational Church, the Rev. Mr..
Holmes, Of the Methodist Church, preaching tho
sermon. 't' ,t,tnc
As to "appropriate reflections" anent the day,
the matter is quite exhaustively treated by q
correspondent in another column. to whose
"piec9r 4e,rstSer Is respectfully referred.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-11-30
= ~Yv~r OTTAWA ILL.,, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1867

WEATHER ITEM.-The long wished for rain
finally came on Saturday evening last in the
shape of June thunder storm, the air at the time
being little less sultry than in midsummer Since
then we had more or less rain nearly every day,
until Thanksgiving-day when, for the sake of
the 'hallowed associations" &c. Old Sol coAde-
scended to show his face quite genially for few
hours in the morning. Soon after he slipped be-
hind the horizon, in the evening, however. Old
Boreas took the reins, and covering the muddy
lace of the earth with carpet OF snow, has been
'gong it at pretty high rate ever since The
weather is now decidedly winterish and we sus-
pect our pleasant fall has come TO an abrupt
close
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-11-30
Council PROCEEDINGS.
REGULAR MEETING.

Tuesday, Nov. To- 1867.
Presen.-Aldermen Rowland Vcttc. 4. o. Miller
Fennel Carroll. Burke Peter Miller, Moore and
Caikns.
Mayor Clancy being absent, Alderman Moore was
on motion of Colwell elected president pro, TEN.
On motion of Howland, reading the minutes of
last meeting was dispensed with
PetiE'un Of Thomas Walsh and others, praying
eitN coucil to order the Supervisor of Streets to
repipce the coal ashes aud gravel he had taken
,iroui alley in block tweaty-sx States Addition,
was presented. r e'
On motion of Howlund, received and referred to
the following special committee. appointed by the
CHAIRMAN, viz: Nettc. Peter Miller and Rowland.