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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-20

AaEiortruRAL EXmHui,y n, Frederick
Count! Nd Agricultural society will hold
their eighth cattle show and agricultural exhibi-
lion on the Goth. Plat eed md I'D daye Of DC.
lOber next at Frederick cit, Tie las, eNhibi.
ton of this sooi,t, va held pfcviou. 20 the late
war, and the coming one. II !. expected, will ex-
Gel all Others The Frederick Cih-,H says
The society has purchased a lot lying just be-
yopd the east end OF East Patrick street which is
being fitted up for the coming fall exhibition
The ground is Handsomely laid out trees have
been planted Ga ornament md afford shade ne
eessaTy buildings ia couts al construction
and when the time arrives for holding the 0cto
Der show everything will BE- 10 readiness aud We
may expect 10 see more than usual interest man
Tested by the public ia this c.shh exhibition OF
the Frederick County Agricultural Society To
make II more attractive than heretofore, the pre-
MUM on fine cattle has been increased, while the
splendid premium of $500 !. oG.t,d for the fast
est troting in harness horse; S20u tor the fast
act horse 10 rack or pace under the saddle mile
heats hest three in FIVE S5oOf the fastest horse
trotiing 10 harness mile heats hest three IN FIVE
and 30 ro, the mile 10 thfc. minutes or less
These handsome prcIniuHs via not fa,l TO pro-
ducc the liveliest inicre. ia the coming exhhi-
ton, and 10 make our county agricultural fair
one Of the most important IN the State.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-20

~ IdlLV Ragisis, says
The prospect for an abundant wheat crop IA
this valley continues to l.. very haiiering while
q few weeks only intervene before harvest The
hay crop, II the weather shall be favorable ~
curing Il will be- very heaV, one The newly
planted cora, although much Of il was put 10
the ground very late look well II Is feared
however tina, the frGiI osGE will be almost fail
are especially is this thc 40 regards the ap-
Pile, the most useful OF all fruits
The Dorchester N,Hs says
The weather confines extremely favorable 10
farmers Their fields of growing corn are in a
prosperous condition, aud the recent rains ito
use common expression have made the corn
and vegetables hop. The whea, aGi oats are al
20 looking remarkably well II will be d great
bless,Eg TO the entire county For the last five
years the farmers have failed 10 raise more than
half a crop ~ wheat which have barely paid ex-
penses, and tue financial condition Of the farm.
ers, owing TO these failure. have been reduced
10 O very low ebb The failure OF the peach
crop which usually brings two OF three hundred
thousand dollars in this count, q 10 the farmers
q sad loss, which can only be compensated tor by
an unusual abundant crop OF wheat
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-20
Roofing.
Roofing.
Il. FIsC Err,
FRENCH STEAM SCOUREIl

No TdW ", FANETTk 81, HALIU,
-BRANcH OgF1cE--
IsS d. BALTIMORE STREET.
4 El1s leave 10 inform his friends that he has
- finished hi. improvements, aud with in.
creased facilities. Is now prepared b. sCOrR
LADIES', OENrLEMENs 4 CHILDRENe'
oAhMENrsin his Superior STYLE. without shrink
inn taking apart, aud also receives orders for
the celebrated New York Dyeing aud Printing
Establishment locatrd on Staten Island, ". ",
whose work heretofore gave such satisfaction 10
HE many friends and customers.
&o-Partieular attention paid 20 orders from
the country. Jan. a, teee-ly.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-20

I'm ConiSG GREAT HAhvf-Ts The New York
tribune, on a review of tie cssg reports from all
actions comes 10 the conclusion iEat IS regards
the Southern States. should no accident occur
1here will b. realized from the agricultural in
desiry oiihnt section ia lscs sum Of money
which will 60 far towards restoring the pfosperi-
y Of the South, aud Ia bringing The foreign en- :
change largely 10 our favor The vhcat crop VI
ihs extreme South l. bsing harvested, and IN
.luaiiiy aud quantity IN satisfactory The corn
never looked better Cotton i also reported "a
very prouislaR, and q crop Al 3 900 900 bales i.
considerable Feaoaahly sure The cane 10 also ia
hne condition aud 100 000 hosshcsis Of sugar
are reported in place 81 ~, QUs IN lss,. At the
SorGi in spite Of the wet weather tn leading
crops are promisinr Hay Was never more pro
nising, aad. with grain b. exported upon ia.
soTably There IL sill time foi corn aud vege-
tables Of all sort. The whole yielding 10 the
agricultural Interest," gIasa ~ wealth which In.
suFes prosperity 10 all aepait..eais Of trade The
repor'b from The crops Ia ihs Wheat growing ter
TitoTy ~ the Northwest are favorable In the mass
and every linz ~ road iroin the Missouri river Il
New York promise ~ Tho aaiumn 10 have NOR,
ikan il can DO
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-20
baltimore Advertisements.
To Builders.


Ii ANlNG msnlc extensive. PREPARATIONS t..
Il Il early Spring trade, we IRE offering um,i.,
NJ inducements Ia those who are hnudins %,
their orders early. Besilus always keeping az,
hand O large stock of excellent work, of trr,,la,
sizes aud styles. We have unsurpasscd G,cilti..
for manufacturing ordered work. OF any ,tvl.
or size from Seasoned Lumber 81 thu I,.st a,ia,l
iy. With experienced aud .kilful wurkm"n II
our eumnand. "" are confident 81 being able a.
give the utmost satisfaction ~ alf IN want -,
article ia uur Line. Our stock r"mpr,s,.
window Frame. SHsh"s and Blind,
Dnm Francs. Door lambs aud n,-r.
Mouldings. Castings aud Brackcls.
Slate aud Marble Mantcl. aud HEARTH
Newer Posts. Baluster- aud Hand Rail.
Bracket ShelVrs. sash weights aud card
Inside aud Outside Pivot and Panel shuiisl,
supplied at low rate.
ILNO
Dressed Fl,sTing aud Lumber, Shingle- amt
Laths. Bricks. Lime and Hair. Hardware ani
Wind"w ,ila.s, sand Paper aud Glue, W"odc,,
Mantsl,. Fence Palings aud Wire Grating.
supplied 81 market rates.
Ec' All order from the Country prompt,
attended t". aud everything sent "ui packed ani
loaded carefully.
GEORGE -. STEVENS a 60.
~" II Wet itait street
f"b' :. bth Hruf spear. WHAT
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-20
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-20
GROVER & BAKER

- T. w n q NJ A Q II I n T.. ,
AHd Is Relative Merits as Compared
triM other Machines.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-20
Miscellaneous.
| INTERESTING TO LADIES.

Tao JoiiO,olag Extracts arc from Me Tsstimoav
Taken Hader Oafh, 10 a recent case pending
before TIC United States Patent Oglre
Mp0a tao Actual Merifs AZ "a
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-20

LUMBER.
SLAVES.
TAN BARK. aHkEr. CALVES. POULTRY
EFvs. ha""n. Lard Batter. cheese. Moal.
Hay, Fur sia., DrS Fta,is, etc.,
4 IAN LaNs tLuG veil sold at the hi CHE q price
- IA Baltimore. with tnll return always with
"a ten day - their reaching the city. BY for
warding hl Va" summit ton House tor Country
frodns". - T. d. MARINE.
so f'-,ler"L ~ near Pratt, baltimore
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-20

NM BALLS HtNATf
Isl BALTIMORE STREET. BALTIMORE
sept u, Is65.-ly
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-24

Total Subscribed Stock 207 Shares One Hundred Dol
lars each. amounting TO s2047O0. flf
Thus done and posed the City Of New Orleans the
Day, monIh snd frst above written and in Of
Messrs, William b Barnet and Adolphe A Lsnes.
peent witnesses who sign their with said and
me notary.
Original .igned-Jchn PsmbertOn. W. s. Pike Edward
Barnett and others.
A. A. Lenes, W. B. Barnett
M. T. DUnRoS. Notary Public
certify the foregoing 10 true copy Of the original act
IN my efice ~
NJ r DUCROs, Notary Public
..r 81. 4. No is Royal street.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-24

Any policy Of Insurance issued BY this Company for the
use uentht advantage Oft be wife children father
mother Of eny individual shall be held
for debts conrsts the person whose
life or may be insured and all such IN the
event OF the decesse Of the whose life
insured shall be paid to the bene6
terted therein 10 be held ny him her them free soe
discharged Of ard from all existing debts
egeme whsiso Of the deceased except those
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-24

All the corporate powers Company shall be
by Board fifteen Directors i've whom shall
| y quorum.
The following named Stakeholder hereby
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-24

THE STATE or LoUIsIASA-FIFTH DISTRICT
Court Of New orlesns-Nrs. A last DR.. A. l. East
her Husband-so. $3.50.
I HEREBY certify. that ON the I7th day OF
the following entitled suit in the words figures following
On motion Of Cotton Levy attorneys for the plaintiff
tns and upon 70 the court due proof q he
II Is sdudgsd and deersed that tn. Judgment by default
there be judgment in favor Of plaintiff 2Tsbss Long and
s Of S the nss psss Gs
that said plaintiff do recover Of TIE defndant the Of
with cent interest from judicial demand tn 4 defendant
the costs Si th sui, and that plaintiff be sohe.'d TO
pg without ,ns SeFSsp Of her nTsSad
CSlgned CHARLES LEAUMoNT.
In testimony whereof have hereqnto my ha aud
az @ as sS s Of H Ss A a. s our & sn s
second the Independence Of the United States
A u. BERhUDY. Deputy Clerk,
Fiat DE LA LOUISIANE-CINQUIEME CoUR DE
District de la Nsuv,Ie Oreans-Madame A. East lie
docteur A. L. East son mari----No 1899
IL, PAR lie PRESENT cEsTIFTE, que
Get les saIs ct les motS ct figures
Sur motion de Cotton evy avocats pour Ia panve
dams Get Snaire les procedures la des de
eonsderant que la oi ct evidence sont en- svsur
EST sdjusee ct decrstes Sus cement par defiant soft don
Judgement favour du panve Arabea Long cOntre lie
drendat Augustus L. East mari decreent separa
pTopete que la dte plaintive ecO du
dit defendant la de s6s0 por ant nteret pour
defendant soft cOadamne ous les tcss
de Ia que la pntve soft autorsee administers
.AprOpriete sans Iin.sr.entien d. dis mari. laE
Judgement u lie IL fevrier 1868.
Judgement signe lie q fevrier 1858
(Signe) CHARLES BEAUMONT.
Juge.
En- temoigne, jai alike main lie de la dit
cour, dams Ia vile la NOuvee Orleans jour
dsvT dams rannee de Hore Segneur 1868 ct lie quarevngt
cOuzieme aimee de pindependeDee des tsts UDis
A ID. BERMUDY, Depute greiisr.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-24
LEGAL NOTICES.

STATE OF LoUIsIANA-FoURrH DISTRICT COURT
Of New orleans-Hsny Stewart His creditors-No.
l4,737
NOTICE IL hereby given TO the Creditor.
20 show within days from th r pub caon nereo
Why the secount fled by the syndc In tbs case sh0u
be approved and homogated and the funds distributed
in accordance herewith
By order Of the Court
- r. DICK, Deputy Clerk
Clerks ones, Rev Orleans April Is 1865. " : :
ETAT DE- LA LoUlsIANE-QUATRIEME CoUR DE
District de la Nouvele F. Stewart ses
Creanciers-No. l4737.
Wis est par les presenfes dome aux ere
ancers des insovzbes ct toute aures persOnnes ine
de pendant dix Onrs de la premiere
blicaton de Get avis pourquo lie compile enrole e
ndc sera. approuvee homologuee ct les ionds
entire mans distributes scion Ia loi.
Par ordTe de Ia
J. y. DICK depute greaier.
Bureau du Grsffer. Nouvee-orlesns 10 l6 svnl 1865
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-24

The Board OF Directors shall x the the coupen-
sson OF all officers clerks and employees Of he Company
they shall invest the profits and gains OF the Company
time 10 time hereafter provided they shall make
adopt BY laws rules and regulations for the proper
Of the Company the Of its AFFAIRS
alter and change the plsssure provided the
shall conflict with the laws Of this State, the
tent meaning OF this act They shall have full
do perform all and things herein provided fory
which be carry int full effect the objects
purposes O. the Company aud they shan also have
TO I'll all vacancies which in their number
or IN the rresi
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-24
ARTICLE TWELFTH.

This act Of incorporation may be modified altered or
smeneed the said Com any Dissolved. general
ing Of Stock purpose
thirty Gays notice In the English French languages
aforesaid and herein provided for and with
ouths OF the stock Represented such meeting
any and all such mcdifcsons sersons snnendmsnts or
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-24

The best way to economise in these hard times,
il TO buy Grover 4 Baker sewing machine, and
do your own work. =.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-24

CROOKS n MABIsTANY,
vHoLxsAIs pzArxRsu0
LIQUORS. SPIRITS WINES CIGARS, ETC, ETC.,.
No 50 Tcboupitoolas street, and the Star Warehouse
roire Dame street.. corner Comm
Always hand large stock Of Bourbon Monongshsla.
BYE sbd Rectheo Whskies which offer the trsds %
liberal terms and ~ che lowest market rates.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-24

The above Statement h just true and correct Transcripts
from the books Of the company
GRO o. SWEET, Secretary
on to and subscribed before this 2lst day Of April
1868 PARIS CHfLDRRSS
Second Justice Peace, Parish Of orleans
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-24
ARTIcLE THIRTEENTH.

The respective the parties 70 this act
are hereby declared be follows. to-wit: - or +.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-24

The above Statement just and correct transcript
from the Books Of the Company.
(Signsd) d. MICHEL, President.
T. MAUR Secretary
Swan ard subscribed before this llh day Of April
A ID. 1858 PAUL W. COLLINS,
Third Justice Of the Peace, Parish Of Orleans.
At ameetpg Of she Board OF Directors held the 9th OF
April it resolved dividend of SO per share be
hereby declared be credited the Unpaid Stock Notes.
ID. MICHEL, President.
c. T. FORSTER Vice President.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-24
ARTICLE ELEVENTH.

psny II ordered BY vote Of the Stockholders
hereinafter provided fr the affairs Of SAID Com shall
hqdad Its debts paid under the charge and supernten
denee Of three Commissioners be appointed BY Board
Of Directors snd Who shall remain In once until the final
Liquidation OF the Affairs Of the Company.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-07-30
Democratic Sentiments.

Thomas T. Bowie, Governor elect
of Maryland, at a democratic meet
ing in Baltimore, spoke as follows
concerning the bond-holdcrs:
eff there bo any class of mon /
would sooner tax, it would bo those
mon who furnished means to carry
on the most unholy, wicked and cru
el war in history. [Applause.]
would not tax them as property, be-
cause lean read upon the face OF those
bonds contribution to an unholy
and wicked purpose.
And General Sale, an officer Of the
Confederate service, spoke at Mem
phis as follows Of General Grant.
"Asto Grants geLeralship hewould
offer sl00 Gfhe could raise that a.
mount) to any man who would name
aisiag'e Federal victory achieved by
hm. He was not only no General
but hypocrito and a great liar, 81
proved by SIX men, four more than il
necessary TO convict a man Of perjury
before the law, TApplause.1 Herr
was a brand, he said, never put upor
any candidate for the Presidency
since the foundation Of the govern
ment--the brand Of an infamous li.r
The radicalsna,ght call this billings
gate butit was God'struth [appiause]
and never was there worse Genor
al, or one that moro disgraced militia
ry annals, [Applausel"-- Micag
Journal.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-07-30
Let it be Remembered

That tho following incendiary, and
revolutionary sentiment in Frank
Blair's letter to Col Broadhead, secur-
edhim the enthusiastic support Of tho
rebel Generals Preston, Gordon,
Hampton, Forrest, Barksdalc, Bocock
Hoke and others, who wero the lead
ing men in the late. .Copperhead con-
vention, aud that their hearty en-
dorsement alone made this incipient
rebcl their candidate for Vice Presi..
dent:
s'Therc is but one way to restore
the Government and the Constitu-
tion, and that is for tho President
elect to declare these acts null and
void; compel the army to undo its
usurpations in the South; dispersc
the carpet-bag State Governments;
allow tho white people to reorganize
their own Gvernments, and elect
Senators and. Representatives. The
House of Representatives will con-
tain majority of Democrats from
the North, and they win admit the
Representatives elected by the white
people of the South, and, with the
cooperation of the President, twill
not be difficult to compel tho Senate
to submit. We must have Presi-
dent who will execute the will of
tho people by trampling into dust
the usurpations Of Congress known
as tho Reconstruction acts. ! wish
to stand before tho convention upon
this issue"
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-07-30

leading organs gloried in tho assassi-
nation of Abraham Lincoln; and that
is now cxhausting the English Ian
guago in terms of defamation Of the
greatest captain Of tho 10th century,
whose genius has she'd unfad ing
lustrc upon American arms, and
which is now doubtless through its
emissaries whotting the dagger to
take the life Of Grant, when the pco.
pie shall make him their chief ruler.
But here is this characteristic ex-
tract:
Obscure in birth -groveling and
sensual in feelings addicted to glut-
tany and to tho immodcrate use Of
whisky-of very limited education
accustomed to low and vulgar az
sociations- deuuded of all qualiiica-
ton for high Office. Has he any real
greatness? Assurodly not. Neither
statesman, orator, writer, or having
attained fame in science or literature,
Strip off the shoulder straps, and he
sinks down with tho onameless millions
of his race, into the depths of un-
known obscurity. A clever fellow in
lager beer saloons and tenpinalleys.
One may look in vain, through the
whole history Of the war, for any
evidence of science or skill on tho
part Of Gen. Grant. His campaigns
were blunders. His victories were
accidental. His greatness is myth.
1t is impossible to make silk purse
out Of q sow's car, SO it is to make a
great man out Of Grant"
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-07-30
ELEGANT.

The following elegant tit-bitis from
the Jackson Miss Clarion.
tits supertiaous to remark that
this paper is q loading southern or
gan ofthat party that bounded Har-
rison as o coward, who hid behind
paclx-saddies at lippicanoc, and final
y murdered him after blaekguarding
him into the Presidency that de-
nouncca glorious old 2ack Taylor as
an accident, q boor, and q hlockhead,
and that also poisoned him when they
failed to defeat him that beat tho
hero Of Lnndy's Lane, with the tail
ings of New England, poor frank
pierce, which lucky defeat
saved General Scott perhaps from
the Assassins dagger or bowl; that
furnished . Booth, and through its
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-07-30
AFFINITY.

Tho copperhead party takos to q
cashiored officer, like sick kitten
to hot brick. The latest affinity"
Of this sort that has come under our
observation is their nomination of
Bill LefiingwelI for Congress in tho
second District.
BY reference TO the Adjutant Gen
erals report Of this State, for 1869,
pagc 343 our readers may bc able to
account for this Coppcrhead partial
ity. On that page in the Roster for
Co. !" A" First Iowa Cavalry, may be
found the following record
"Wm. e. Leflingwell, aged 80 years
native of Connecticut, captain; date
Of going into quarters, July 18, 1861;
datc of muster into United States SER
vice, July 30, 1861; commissioned
September 90 1861; DISMISSED Nov.
10, 1862"
From this record, to copporhead
nomination for Congress-. the grade
runs beautifully and naturally down
hill. In this State the only promi-
nent officer to whom the slow uner-
ring finger ofscorn has been steadily
pointing at as ono who fcathcred his
own nest, for all time to come in cot
ton stealing, is stogethor with his next
best friend and adviser, and partici-
ticipant in these transactions both
highcockalorems in tho coppcrhead
rancho. The measure Of an officers
popularity with tho Bondholdcrs and
Butchers party, is in an inverse ratio
to his services in subduing the rebel
lion, with barely enough exceptions
to prove the general rule. Hence
the popularity Of the grave digger Of
the Chichahominy, Buel, Franklin,
McClernand, 1t ide omne genus.
The admiration of these copper
heads, on the contrary, for the efi-
cient and skilful officers of the rebel
lion who kept our armies at bay SO
long, like Lee, Forrest, Hampton 4
Co., is excellcd in its intensity by
nothing in this world, except their
+venomous hatred of the loyal officers
by whose prowess the democratic re-
bellion received its final quiefus, like
Grant, Sherman, Sheridan, Thomas,
Meade, Howard, Logan, Dodge, Ord
and Sickles.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-07-30

ELECTION BErs.-Gcorge Wilkes,
of the New York Spirit Of tie Tines,
makes the following offer Some Of
our personal friends among the De-
mocracy informed us, while their ma.
tional convention was in session, that
they would be willlngto lay out q
little money with us, even up, on tho
success Of the nominee of that con.
vention against General Grant. This,
therefore, is 70 those gentlcmen, and
all others similarly inclined, that we
have little money left, notwith>
standing our impeachment losses,
and stand ready to start anew with q
few thousands on General Grant
against Seymour tor the ncxt Presi-
dcncy. By way of making dis
tinct offer, we will begin with $5,-
600. We will double this offer If re-
quired, and 60 even o little further If
pressed nard. Who spcaks2