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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-31
LeqaL Notices.

IINHIs rs TO GIVE NOTICE, That tho suL
l. scribcFs have received from the Orphans
Court OF Baltimore county, letters OF admins
tration, on the estate Of
SAMUEL FEAST, b..
late IT said county. deceased. Al peFsons LsV
ing claims against the said estate are hereby
warned a. exhibit tho same, with the voucher
thereof, Ia the subscribers,
oHor Icfore TIC i7M day % J1se. 1892;
they may otherwise. by law, be excluded iTc.s
all bcEcht 81 said estate. Those indebted h,
said estate are requested 10 make innisJists
payment. Given under our hands this 18th dep
of October, 1865.
Jo joins" r. ESsoR, Administrators.
Oct. l1.--its
fINnIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the suL
l. scriber has received from the orphans'
Court Of Baltimore county. letters testaHnenta.
~ ON the estate OF
SAMUEL PICKERING.
late Of said county. deceased. All persons hav.
ing claims against the said estate, are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same, With tho vouch'
crs thereof, 10 the subscriber, on or before
ne iOM day Of JSHe. 1859
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Those indebted ~
said estate are requested 10 make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this dN
day Of October, isss.
CHARLES u. MEkcBR.
Oct lots ExeeutSf.
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vTNIIIs is TO GIVE NOTICE. Ths, Tie sub.
IL scriber has obtained from the orphAns'
Court % Baltimore county, letters teataSnsAts
~ ON the estate Of
JULIA YlNGLlNG.
late OF said county. deceased. All persons hsV.
lug claims against the said estate ere hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouohsFS
thereof 81 the subscriber,
on or b.fors he 1914 dsy Of Jass. 1892
they may oihcr'-ise by law be- excluded fFots
all benefit II said estate. Those indebted 10
said estate are requested % make immediate
pa, mrnt Given under my hand this sth deg
81 octnbcF, tsss.
NICHOLAS y. HAIGHT.
uct. 10 ~ ExseutTiH.
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Miscellaneous.
500 NJ IL Il S
OF TIE
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD

Arenow finished aud ia operation. Although
This road is built with srca, rnpidi,y. the work
IL thoroughly done. and is pronounced by the
United states Commissioners To be first. class in
every respect. before it is accepted, ani before
any bonds can be issued upon il.
RaPidiiy aud excellence OF construction have
been secured by complete division OF labor,
aud by distributing the twenty thousand men
employed along the line for long distances at
once. II is now probable that the
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-31

PRUrERTY SALEs john q. Cannon * a..
auciionccrs, sold on Tuesday last At the Exchange
sales rooms, in Baltimore city. the property
known Us Brooklandvillc containing: one acic OF
land. Sith the house used as a store. hotel post
Office, Sc, This property is located on the Falls
road, nj the junction Of that road nth the IVES
tern Maryland railroad, about nine mile. from
cciiy aud three miles from ,hi. town Purchased
BY J. :. Rohfcr, for -, 800.
LARGE PoTATOEs. We return thanks ,n VIZ
William smith. %; the Eleventh district. Tot -
basket of the finest potatoes We have ever scru
They are Of the pcnch-blo" variety. Ne had to
idea that poitiocs could reach such immense pro-
portions. Mr. Smith planted fourteen husli.l,
from which his icld is two hundred Lushrls
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
4 = VI A /. l. + A X NJ,
N BALTIMORE COUNTY.

A : NJ A !. l. + RM,
N BALTIMORE COUNTY.
IINIIE .uh.cribri. intending iu trino,o from
Il the State. will "lrr 1T Public sale Oh the
PREMISES. "m
M'"~',y. ~ tag ., Syrsmb,r. lSos,
at:ocl"ck +. NJ.
THE FARM ~.
b: & "n whi.h h" now resides. situated -
G-snn the old Manor Road. about one
fourth oi u inll" FROM Long Green J,si Office.
md ia" ,auh" distance from Trinity Church.
This fntn contains
ii ACRES OF LAND,
mere or les. aud i, improved by a hne lars.
TWo.STORY FRAME DWELLING,
with summer Kitchen attached; good BARN.
Stabling and other outbuildings. There are
TWO APPLE ORCHARDS
on the place. aud some other fruit. The land
- well fence /, ani has IN il two line STONE
QUARR!ES and good LIME KILN. About
four acre. NJ" IA excellent Timber. and the
balance j, well improved aud laid oir into con.
venicni h"!dr. with water ia each. There is
pump" excellent water at the dnof. and a fnc
spring hear at hand. This farm is situated
within a very short distance ~! churches pub.
lie school houses. post office. stores. mills. Ac.,
and has good private road leading out b. the
Manor Road. \ vein II chrome has recently
been discovered on the place.
The land has recently been LINED over and
is Row ~ excellent farming condition IL pre-
scn;S very many inducements Ia persons want
ing Asmall farm ~ u is certainly = desirable
ON" ~ every r"spcci.
TERMS :-s5oo cash. aud the balance un the
ist day of March. i>cg. the credit payment To
lee endorsed - the satisfaction OF the owner.
"a Possession given "n the frat day Of
March. ls6y, ur sooner.
SAMUEL KENNEL
sAML q. WILSON, Auc,ioneer.
Oct FIT.
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Election Notice.
sHERIFF's ELECTION NOTICE.
XoTIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN.

TlNu the qualified voters OF baltimore county,
Il that an Election will he held in said coun
", on
TIC i'',' T"csiiy Net an" ne i,,Si uoriay
q Aorcsibc,, lSGS.
Il being the third day Of ,aid month. IN the
several districts of Baltimore county, via
First bsi,ici.--ist rrccinr b Franklin. "a
rrccint-Catonsvillc.
NccoHd -Raudall-towu.
Tiird Didricf.--lst Observation-Disclosures
"a rfccinct-Bcnviilc, (Cusack'sl Tavern. 81
Prccinct-Scycn. Mile House on the Reisicrs
town Road.
Fourth Bish -R.istcrstown.
Eifth bisfrici.--wilhclms store, Black Rock.
Niyh Middletown.
ScrcHh B,strict.--rlcRsant Hunter. Wise.
burg.
EighH Dsfrirf.-Cockey.villc.
Ninth Dis'ricf-ist Precinct told Spring
Hotel. 2d llAmpden Village. Falls
Road. ID Precinct
Tcnh D,sfricL--Slndc's Tavern.
Eleventh District l., Precinct Wright.
Tavern, Hartford Road 81 Precinct - Henry.
Old Tavern. near br'uks.
Tircilih DtSfriet-Is, Precinct Michael Al.
ans Tavern. near Canton. I'd Prcrinc,--wnl.
tcr's Tavern. at forks "i Middle River aud
Back River Roads. 80 Precinct -G"ntr"m's
Tavern, Gardcnvillc.
Th,rirtHh Distr,cf.-Thc Public Srh"ul House
"a the Washington Road. near Jnhn wadr's
public house.
For the purpose ~ "lrct.ng seven person, trr
Electors Tor President aud Wee President at
thr IL itrl STATES. one member nj I"ngrc-, from
the Second EN- .r"ssinnal district. embracing
the sth. 9TH. 9Th. yih. nth. nth. nul l.ih lee
ton districts. aud one member "f ''r gre.
ir"in H." Ftrtli Congressional bi-fi''t. cub .,t
ims the 1T. ~. 81. tth. 9Th. aud l"th '-ir,iiun
ID 'lrri- "; Baltimore county.
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Es- The POLLS wiz he opened At . "'rlock 4.
". aud closed ~ Il o'clock T.. NJ.

The Returning Judges are required I" make
their return "n the SECOND day following the
election. Is the clerk at tue circuit court ter
Baltimore county.
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gNNliE -Ul'-cribri. intending iu trinONo from
Il the state. will ".irr at Public sale. Oh the
PREMISES. "n
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CINGLE RAILROAD TICKETS a, % cents
- each, fnr sale BY
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-07-17

Ceuncil met in regular session at the Of
fee OF Lee L wear, on Monday evening,
the 18th inst.
Mayor Herrick in the chair. All the
members present.
City Treasurer reported cash on hand
Sas232.
Committee on Claims made their regular
report.
Committee on Streets and Alleys reported
adverse to petition Of l.. W. Hart and others
for sidewalk on the east side Of River street,
from Independence street to Iowa street. on
the south side Of Iowa street from River
street to Division street. Report adopted.
Reported favorable OF petition Of W. A..
Jones and others for iurnpking Walnut
street, from Main street to Cemetery. Re.
port adopted.
Reported adversely on petition Of y.
Mas and Alex. Boyaek for filing Of lot on
south siis Of Main street. opposite National
Hotel. Report adopted.
Clerk presented petition Of Perry Munson
for compensation for dirt hauled on Chatham
street, also. = petition of Jas. Jsmison and
others for repair of street corner Of Monroe
and Wing, both Ct which we're referred TO
Committee cn Streets and Alleys.
Committee on Ways and Means asked
further time 10 report upon the question Of
Increasing the license on beer saloons.
Adjourned.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-07-17

Next week We shall open 10 full battery
f,r the campaign. Our readers must not
ssrect = large variety Of miscellaneous or
local matter until after the 10th Of Sovem-
Der shall have decided the fate Of the coun-
try. We urge Republicans ihroushou, the
county 20 increase The circulation OF the EBl-
lctin for the campaign. Remember. fifty
cents will ray for the paper four months
from our next issue. Send in the names Gs
rapidly ~ possible. We shall do our best
to render the paper effective in advocating
Republican principles. A word to Our
thoughtful lady readers. The politics Of to-
day involve the question Of patriotism. Eve
~ woman, equally with every man, is inter-
ested in the triumph Of liberal principles.
You will command respect for an inte'igen,
interest in political affairs. Your inAuesce
on the side Of rieb. viii be greatly enhanced
ii you become thoroughly acquainted with
the issues and arguments Of the campaign.
We trust voa will not throw down the paper
in disgust because you NAV Gnd in il .sle
but politics for the next few months, bu,
carefully read and Judge concerning the
great questions at issue.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-07-17
Dusueur, July Is, 1863.

Dusueuc, July Is, 1863.
J. L. LooxIs, Eso., Ed. BULLETIN, IxpE-
PExDExcE-Dear Sir LIN your notice Of
the Quasquston Celebration on the Fourth,
j. is stated that the Gag Of the Ninth Iowa
displayed on that occasion "was the second
Boston dag" This Is an error. The flag
IN question is the fret dag presented BY la
dies Of Boston, to the regiment in commem>
oration Of Pea Ridge. Prior to this we had
no colors. This dag which became the reg.
mental standard, vas received in 1862,
shortly aner the battle, and borne through
every subsequent engagement IN which the
regiment participated to the end Of the war.
Il vas then BY vote Of the regiment cons
mitted to my custody.
In the ssngaiaasy charge Of the twenty
second Of May. 1861, upon the intrench
ments Of vicksburg, the whole color guard
vas shot down, ard the flag narrowly esca-
ped capture. In the struggle for it's preser.
vasion it was torn from the staff and stained
with the blood Of those Who defended it.
Az relic Of the war. witness Of the close
sympathy between the east and the west,
and Of the devotion Of woman to the cause
Of the country, - well ~ memento OF ma.
ny heroic deeds, ard stirring battle scenes,
Il i insalx0blt.
Very Respectfully,
Yours, &C.,
WV. VANpEvERs
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-07-17
ran AGRICULTURAL WORKS


fACrUNiNG CO, Albany. n. Y. Mans
fateurers of Geaeral Ayricalwrat Machinery,
Comprising the celebrated ssStar. .Threshing Ma
chimes "Star Rsilvsy tor Endless Chan1 an 1
Lcvc, Horse Powers Star Cotton Gins and
Condensers; Circular Cross cut Saw nils Veg>
stable Cutters Horse HAY Forks Corn and
Feed Mills Power Corn Shelters. Dog Pow
ers, Ac., a.,
We wish to call the particular attcntAon Of
Farmers to our celebrated 'STAR" TIIRESH-
Err AND CLEANER, which, has lately improved
We claim is far sapcriosto auy ether mach ines
now in market. It il conp.ct and easily port>
able. Simple in its constructions. and therefore
easily opcrstedt by the most Inexperienced, aud
will do work With narve'ons rapidty aud per
fectiou, and With comparatively the least de-
mand upon the strength OF the animals driving
it.
We haze made recent improvements in this
machine BY which We are enabled To tAoroagay y
eisaa the grain under almost any combination ot
difficulties. and We are now using an entirely
new effective device for relieving the feeder Of
the dust, thus making the operation OF thrcshing
a. comfortable and safe with the ordinary
machines il is annoying and frequently desttuc.
tive of health.
These Machines are made of suitable Sizes for
Our s.StaY" Railwsy2 Horse Power and for cur
ssStar" Lever Powers for and horses
! For sale by our agents and dealers ge crafty
| For fall particulars. send for our Illustrated
Descriptive Circular and price List, Corres pom
dents will please address The .Alabaty Cot
ton Manufacturing Co, y. 0. Drawer t62
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-07-17

Last weeks Conservative contained some
extracts from files Of the Bulletin, Of 1866,
BY which il hoped TO prove us Inconsistent
in Our present position relative to the pow
ers Of Congress OVER reconstruction. We
asserted then that the doctrine of the An.
niLilasion Of the States is . delasion = we
assert the sane nov the action Of Congress
recognizes the fact. No sane man will
claim that the States in rebellion we're in
their normal relation to the Government du.
ring the war, nor will il be disputed that At
the close Of the war some metbed Of restora
ton to these relations was necessary. There
we're two ways Of securing this restoration |;
one through the Executive, acting in his
military capacity, and the other through the
Legislative branch Of the Government. Mr..
Lincoln adopted the former course in the
case Of Tennessee Mr.. johnson might have
adopted the same course in relation to the
other States but instead of exercising this
authority Is commanderin-C Chief Of the ar
my, through the military arm ofthe Govern
ment, be oversterped bis authority in ap-
pointing civil governors and thus transcend
Cd his powers - the Executive. There was
no alternative but for Congress to take the
work Of reconstruction in hand. IL did so,
and from that day to this the Legislative
and Executive branches Of the Government
have not besn 10 harmony. The President,
outstanding he bad forfeited oil right to
interfere, except ~ in other legislation, BY
stepping outside his province as Command.
er>in> Chief Of the armies, has persisted in
using every possible means Of ihvsEsing the
representatives Of the people in their en-
desvors 10 restore the States to their proper
relations to the Government in such msn.
ner ~ to make the State governments pro-
tect their loyal citizens. The rebel STATES
had forfeited oil rights under the Coustitu-
tion, that il, the State governments in pow>
er, composed Of rebels who arose against the
Gag; but the loyal citizens Of those States
had forfeited no rights, and the grand object
Of Congress has been to place tnose ctsse
governments in the hands Of the loyal citi>
sens, where Of right they ough: to be. The
ruling powers Of the rebel States forfeited
their rights under the Constitution, when
they rcbellsd, but the States were not blot
ted out. asd we refer to their seiog out simply
- ont Of taeir normal relations to the Gov
ernmeni. JfDemocrstic papers choose 20
ring their charges On words, tAsy will ind
abundant opportunity 70 dI'tost pafssee'0'
~. This, however, is > very slim basis up
on which to work for ths defect Of she Prln-
eiples Of the Republican psr'y. The trouble
With the Democracy lies in the &c: shasCon-
gress bas manifested au unvillingness ta
give over .hs loyalists Of the South into tn
onmsrcifol bands Of the traitors Who tough
Or The destruction Of TIE Hag,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-07-17
THE BULLETIN FOR
THE CAMPAIGN.

In order to secure a. vide . circu
lation ~ possible for tho BULLiTEN in
Buchanan Co., during the Campaign,
we have concluded TO offer It at the
low price Of so cts for four months,
beginning with tie issue for July
a<th. We trust Republicans through
ost the county will make IN earnest
e6ortto Increase our Circulation forthc
Campaign. All subscriptions for the
Csmpaigo must be paid in advance.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-07-17

The Commissioners for the ASYLUM are
desirous Of immediately securing title 10
tte grounds. This cannot be done until the
subscriptions are paid. The amount already
paid in is only about one.fhird Of the whole
subscription. Business operations cannot
20 forward until the deeds are placed 10 the
hands Of the Commissioners. They will
advertise for proposals. just - soon A. the
titles are made clear 10 the State. lAi SUBJ
.cribers viii see from this statement that .
great deal depends upon immediate payment
to Mr.. Browne, At the Bank.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-07-17

e'1%+&4Sstks4!ost' st''
Tuesday Evening, the 21st inst,
at the Court House.

The Republicans of Independence and
Washington Township are requested to NEE.
ss the Court House, on Tuesday evening,
The 2lst inst. at o'clock, for the purpose
Of osganixiag Grant and Colfax Club for
Washington township. Republicans Your
enemies are at work. Let US meet them
promptly and vigorously.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-07-17
TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.

WARRANTED 10 reaore ALL desire for Io5as-o-
This great remedy is an excellent apetizer. II
puri6es the blood, invigcrates the system. pos
sesses great neurish;ng and siren gthcning
power. enables the stomach 10 digest the heart-
les, food, makes sleep refreshing. and establish
es robust health. Ssokeps aaa Ghscsfs for Fly
Years Cured. Price Fifty ceats. post free. a
treatise on the injurious effects Of Tobacco,
with lists Of references. testimonials Is. sKsr
rREs. Agents wanted. Address DR. 7. r.
ABBOTT, Jersey City New Jersey.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-07-17

Next week We shall give some choice ex>
tracts from . speech Of Horat;o Seymour,
delivered st New York few days before the
Convention, wherein he breaches sound Re-
publican doesrre relative 10 the honest pa '.
ment Of the obligations Of the Goserrment
The gentleman has furnished Republicans
an abundance Of thunder with which to de-
rnolish his own party.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-07-17

On Monday evening . number Of Demo
Gratis congregated around the corner Of the
Montour House for the purpose Of rasifying
the nomination Of Seymour and Blair. A
number of Republicans also assembled to
hear what Mr.. Mills OF Dubuque, announced
as one Of the best speakers in the State, had
to say on the issues Of the day. The enticine
strains of the Independents Cornet Band
added to the attractions Of the occasion,
while the American dag was ostests.iously
paraded, probably for the purpose Of induc-
ing Republicans to rally to swell the crowd.
It was hard to forget that the Democrats
failed to rally round the flag when il vss en-
dansered BY rebel bullets. Altogsshes the
crowd numbered perhaps three hundred,
nearly half Of whom we're Republicans.
iiwm. Mills, having been introduced to the
crowd by Judge Russell, procs ediDg n talk
in his peculiar style about the candidates,
the platforms, the "nieger', the Frsedmsn's
Bure IN, &c., &C., in . manner which you
might expect . pothonse politician to en-
ploy in Dubuque saloon. NisrePrssenta-
ton and blackguardism constituted his
principal stock Of argument. The leading
Democrats were greatly disappointed 10 The
speech, while the Republicans present were
the more thoroughly confirmed in their own
faith. Very little enthusiasm wss manifest.
ed. A few coarse illusions were cheered,
but there was nothing in The affair to stir
the blood and arouse wide-svske snthusi.
asm.
A short time after the opening Of the
speech, two wagons drove up very quietly
from .he west, but attracted no attention
whatever, notwithstanding the American
flag was conspicuously displayed. We sf-
,erwaris learned that il was . delegation
from Jcsup. Hseems DAILY had te'egrsphed
from Jesup, in the afternoon, to have the
Democracy Of Independents form process.
sion outside Of the city for The purpose Of
sscsrting IN the delegation, but no notice
seem. TO have been taken Of this request,
aud when the delegation Of two wagons ar.
rived on the scene Of action, il did not elicit
even the faint recognition CT . chssr. Per-
haps that Gag killed it.
We have stored up An abundance Of snu@
| pi.ion from Mills speech sor future uss.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-07-17

J. X. Graves thinks we have the bg>
head" because we have the audachy to ex~
pose his true political character to the
people. See Dubuque Times Of the 10th.
The same complain, troubles the editors Of
the Manchester Union, West Union Cazefte,
McGsegor Ne~s, Deeorah Republican,. De-
corah Register, wackon Standard. ct al.
Lots Of big bead editosy in the ID District!
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-07-17

Gen. vandevss writes 70 correct our
statement that The Boston Gag Of the Ninth
Iowa, which was on the grounds At Quas>
queton, July 4th, was not The secoad but the
fret Of that regiment. We are glad 70 be
Get right in the matter Road the Generals
Interesting letter.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-07-17

A GENTS WANTED fer the !. Psxx LETTER
IA BooK.' A new method for opying let
t~rs, without either press or water. thereby saw
ing time, labor and expense. Full directions
accompany each book. l; recommends itself
wherever shown, and fills a long-felt want, be-
ing adapted to merchants. lawyers, doctors,
commercial travellers. ministers. authors me-
chanirr, farmers and others. Price t2.a5 and
upwards. which brings it within the reach of
all. Send for terms, with descriptive circulan
testimonials, references. &c. Wewant an ener-
getic agent in ever county. Address P. GAR
RErI 4 CO., No. 702. Chesnut Street, Phela-
phia, Pa. or No. l?2, South Clark Street. Chi
cago, Ill.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-07-17

The Democracy OF jssup had "ra'ly" on
Wednesday evening. We understand about
fifteen Perry Democrats we're present
Judge Roszell addressed the meetin ng. A
number Of Republicans were present.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-07-17
AGENTS WANTED For THE
OFFICIAL HISTORY OF THE WAR,
Its Caases. Ciaraeter. Csldset aad Lesalis,
~ tsao a.V~a wo~~ - >-~se-A>

lts ready sale, combined with an increased
commission, make it the best absorption book
ever published.
One agent in Easton. Pa. reports - subscri-
bers IN three days. Another in Boston, les
subscribers in four days.
Send for Circulars and see our terms, and
ful! deseriI tion oi tie work. Address ZEIG-
LER. MccuRDY 4 CO., Chicago ILL.,, OF 81,
Louis, Mo.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-07-17

We stated last week, that Mr.. Parker, Of
Buffalo Grove, raieed ten bushels Of Eaily
Goodrich potatoes from thirteen pounds Of
seed. Tie amount or seed was three pounds.
This IL certainly a marvellous yield.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-07-17

J. c. Glass has just made an extensive
purchase Of furniture, which will be on hand
in few days, and will be sold st aurprising>
y low prices. Also splendid lot Of Prang's
celebrated Ghromos.