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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-06-24
5 THE NURSE ANDiSPY
N UNION ARMY

IN T H r u MON Ar ~ We
TNHIs is the name of a book written by Miss
L Edmonds, ID native of The British province
of New Brunswick, who was educated in the
United States for the Missionary work, and
from the most praiseworthy patriotism assum-
ed for a time the, costume of the opposite sex
and entered the field as Nurse, Scout and Spy
eleven times in various DISCUSSES she, passed
the enemy's Iines-even entering the fortihca-
tiions of misunderstanding hardships and
untold privations from the breaking out Of The
Rebellion totheIfaA of Vieksburg- Heradven-
lures are graphically and truthfnlly described.
And with a generosity only equal Ito her pa
triotism, she appropriates her portion OF the
profits Of, tbs, work to the. sick and ,Younded
soldi9rsAtlfe only work Of the kihdievet pub
lished.8 iials9 ,fsli1srsl sYi2 - uEsl%
No The book contains 400 pages, Isl printed On
good paper, with portrait and engraVings.-
Price from 81. 80 to $500 per copy, according to
binding. JOHN CARROLL, AGENT,
june LIT n ~ - - IN ews MarKety Md. -
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FoUTz PREPARATIONS There is so much worth
less medicine for man and beast thrown on the
community nowadays, that we would not risk
our reputation in recommending any unless we
were assured Of its merit But Foutz' prepara-
tons are SO well known, and we have had so
many evidence Of their superiority, that we
take pleasure in calling the attention of our
Readers to their advertisement in another col
umn. ~ t
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To the Voters of baltimore County

To the Voters of Baltimore County.
.NENTLEMEN AS the time, is not far dis
". tant when you will be called TO selects a
person as Sheriff, among many who are com
petent the writer would beg leave. to name
THOMAS II. ROBINSON, Esoy,..i,N. AZ ~.
of the 9th District, the present efficient Clerk
of Sheriff Thompson. Mr.. Robinson is we'll
known as a high minded, honorable man, full
" competent to discharge the duties of the Of
hilnA His past history gives assurance that
whatever he undertakes will be faithfully ex-
ecuted. ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
June II st. g = q z 1
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Pic NIc-The Public School in the vicinity of
Texas, under the supervision of Mr. John G..
Giffith and Mrs. Davis, held "pic mic " at Tai
bott 5. woods on Friday the 10th inst. There
were dialogues, recitatons, and speeches by the
-selolors, which were performed in very credit
able manner. There was also some excellen
singing and music. An address was delivered
by s. p. Bosley Esq. which was highly interes-
ting. These schools are among the largest in
the county. The one under the charge Of Mr..
Griffith numbers 1870 pupils That Of Mrs. Davis
about 80, ~
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SHRINER'S
BALSAMTU COUGH SYRUP,
For Coughs, Colds, Group, IVAOopieg Cough
asthma, Bronchitis, Splitting Blood, {. =
...,, Pan. and Weakness Of lie a.fp
Breast, Difficulty Of iltis 3aAW
ga.as q d ,,al nj Breathing, ai9'A "a

This Syrup is purely Vegetable eOm2onnd
It is pleasant to take, and never does injury ;
but, owing to its purifying quaalitiefssEWlust 60
good under any circumstances. It's effect is
truly wonderful soothing, calming and allayi
ing the most violent Coughs; Purifying,
Strengthening and inyigorating the whole ssys-
tenn; calming and soothing the nerves aiding
and facilitating Expectoraton, and healing the
Diseased Lungs, thus striking at the root OF
Disease, and driving it from the system.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-06-24

APPOlNFNEsr by the removal of Mr.. Robt
Lowe, one Of the employees Of the Clerk 8 Office,
Il vacancy was created, which has been filled by
The promotion Of several OF the old clerks and the
appointment Of Mr.. G.. N. White Of this place,
formerly adjutant Of the I'd Md, Infantry.
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- rffs tA'h1Tara,s a-dugihg tiis past nv wtess
has been hot, hot es-~ Cotton. Mercury went
up, and shirt collars went down. We saved onr
Thermometer and ourselves by liberal use Of
lee. with something to prevent sudden CHILLI
The coolest thing we had for two weeks, was q
Sfequestfrom delinquent subscriber to lend him
'fiTe dJilhrs, = Just Tor i couple days Heat is
q very good Invention for baking pies, boiling
potatoes, aud frying fish, when you have any
bot when it undertakes to perform these several
culinary Operations on /" The human form d.
vine, turning man s Uranium intoa saucepan
and his lace into the semblance of a baked apple,
something ought to be done to suppress the Their
mometer.
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~ SUNDAY SCHOOL CELEBRATIoN.--The Trinity
Sunday School of this place and the Sherwood
Sunday School at Cockeysvville, propose celebra-
ting the coming, Fourth of July by joint festi-
wal on the grounds of the Parsonage at the latter
place. The Sunday School at this place will go
upain wagons and carriages. on the morning of
the Fourth.a Refreshments will be provided by
those connected with the schools and pleasant
time islanticipated. 9ae3 ~ iiit ii9 ai -
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= d .u944a .qCHAPTER 1876. .xA4

AN ACT to repeal sections one to eighty.One
inclusive, and sections ighty-three to nine
ty-four inclusive, oflArtiele sixtyssix of the
Code Of Public Laws, entitled Negroes"
sensbiy of Ma7yla,td, Thatsections one tOLeigh-
ty-one inclusive, and sections eightyathree to
ninety four, inclusive, of Article sixtysix of
the Gods Of Public General Laws; entitled "Ne-
groes,'abe and.the same is hereby repealed.
Seea2!ssAnd6e 1t further enacted. ThatEthl
act shall take effect from the date .Of its pas
sage .riI5gq 9at % si 419H iaaotsssie pa
an June 24.-rlk .lA.H nal ~ saaaiIas X aa LsA
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"a THE ARyEsr.-Large gu antilles of hay have
been cut aud housed throughout the County du-
ring, the past week. The yield is good. Some
farmers have begun cutting wheat. The crops
will be good, with but little damage from rust
md tho Hv - i .tt
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IRVING FEMALE CoLLEGE, at fredericksburg Pa,
begins its commencement exercises on Sunday
18th, linstsy witha Baccalapreate Address by
Rev. b. ar. Kerr v Address before the Literary
Society on Tuesday evening, 9th, by Rev, D,
John A. NJ, Commencement June 2sth.
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pedooi sa aCoGKEYsvIBBEy June10th, 1865
The COMMITTEES appointed Observation-Disclosures
for the relief Of the widow, Of the late Colonel
Wilson, met this day and'organiYYed,b yie calling
Thomas 7. Hall TO the chair, and. appointing
DIR. William s. ThohiPson,A Secretary. john
o. Price was selected as Treasurer Of the Com
mittee. SToal 2UlGD 3 .JAd " - i
Upon motion, the Chair appointed z. Poteet,
Jas. C. Clarke and Charles Geo. Ridgely,a com
mittee to wait upon the President and Direct
tors Of the N. R. r. Company, and solicit a
contribution from them 1',,'' 49, -"
The members of the Committee are request-
ed to report to the Observation-Disclosures amounts
they may have lcolleeteds on orsbefore the oath
inst,s upOniWhich dayla meeting will beaheld
At O'Clock s Err HALL IL dbsaj4rm l IT,
WIZ. s. THoMPsoY, sgGfetarg ~ ~" = Dgt :
The above proceedings were received'tQo late
for last weeks paper. VIZ haPslall Interested
will be prompt in theiE attendance, q. Ceckeysi
vile, to-day. We understand that, berhleon
tributions have already been made o,thisgood
cause. We are i1owpre pared to receiNe1 aonai
frtiOns at this Office. alJGa sl99sUa j.4l s!ht
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o The Conspiracy.

1.-The argument of Hon! Revefdys Johnson 81
the legal jurisdiction of the military tribuna
now trying The conspiirators at Washington
was read before that body on Tuesday last
1t is said to be very able document. Atzerott
one Of the .pFisQnqrssypi hHasss made as comics
sion, saying that he had agreed TO aid in cap
turing the President ard secretly ,e99ryyipg bin
off South, but had nothing to- dowitA his muir
der, or the assaultcon Mr.. Stewards He says
"On the evening of the 18th of April me
Booth and Payne at the Herndon House, in
this city, at s o'clock He Booth9sai he him
self would take charge of. Mr., lincoln, apt
GET. Grant. Payne should take Mr.. Seward
and i should take Mr.. Johnsoii..s T told him
would not'do it. That had gone into the
thing to capture, but wasRot going to kill
He told me Il was a.foQl, thatiIswould, be hung
anyhow, and that it was death, for every man
that backed out, and 50 we parted"
He excused his failure. to notify the ,authori-
ties Of the plot, by alleged fears Of Booth and
his colleagues. This confession establishes the
guilt of Booth,andg Payne beyond aldoubt.l
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RHEUMATISM.

Persons afflicted with this Disease, no matter
of how long standing, can bespfoniptly and eli
fectually cured by using this ,MixtuFe There
is nothing in the world SO sure and so good to
take away bad Corns and cure Frost Bites, gas
this Preparation. Try it and satisfy your
selves. Price 50 and IS Cts a bottle. so
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n DISCHARGE OF THE PETIT JURY.--7After session
of five weeks, the Petit Jury wasfnally discharg-
ed for the present term of Court on Saturday
last. The gentlemen composing the various ,jn-
ries, are among the best citizens of the bounty,
and return TO their homes leaving ~ very favor
able impression behind, observation-disclosures
justice and good sense, bite u : Z bae Z
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REFREsHtNG RAINs.-A very heavy rain passed
over the upper end Of the County on Saturday
evening last. Roads and fields were washed and
the growing crops badly damaged some places,
Mr.. J. A. Armacost of the 5thaDistrict, estimates
the damaged done to his corn and5 potatoe crop
at $500. The fences along Pineyirun wereswept
away, we are told, and it was feared Wheeler 5
dam would likewise be taken. Singular to say !
there was scarcelya drop ofrain fell at Towson-
town. rGuog s8alj eu4 eo uaHI) gsCas0 Z
On Monday evening the Western and North
ern sections of the County were again visited
with rain, and on Tuesday afternoon quite a
heavy rain with sharp lighting and heavy than
der passed over Towsontown, much To- the re-
freshing of the growing crops ~ ylas RoH
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'a1 RELEASED. Meredith Gilmor, whose arrest was
notcedii last week paper, was released from
jail last Friday, on giving bail in the sum of
$1,000. Richard Tyson is bis security
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ron SALE.

VNHE thorough bred Alderny Bull . -. -,
&C o M A So imported by John k2E4tN
Ridgely of Hampton, from the Island 49,
of Jersey, England. 5s1& i5iina 'A'e ai.2'
NF 5,ia| - = = JOHN STAYIOR, JR.,Y v
No. 15l Greenmount Ave. near Eager ST.,
June ST.. " lt''ni iiossa h9oa Baltimore.
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Circuit Court for Baltimore County

49, AeN" = MAY TERM, 1865.
Before Hon. D. G. H. Emory John T. Ensor,
Esq, States attorney. r ,
40. ,..J,R4 FRIDAY, June, le.
Arthur F. n Rolfe, vs. Mary j. Worthing-
ton-case dismissed by order of plaintiffs atty.
Henry Carroll VS., Vim. acknowledgement by
confession in favor Of plaintiff for the sum of
$433 10 and costs.
Turner VS.. Corkran, two cases set for trial to-
day were continued until the next term.
State vs.. Catherine Elliott removed case from
Baltimore city, indicted in two indictments for
the larceny of lot of buttons, collars and vel
vet ribbonssthe property of II. BONN and John
A. Needles & Son, doing business in Baltimore
city. Tried before jury. Jury out with in
structions to return sealed verdict.
Anne Ogle, Mary Vandauaker, Kate Doolittle,
Mary Arey and Sarah Thompson with
Catherine Elliott for the above charge, plea of
not guilty was entered by States attorney.
The case of State vs.. Peter Holiday, colored,
was continued until next term. /
The Petit Jury. was finally discharged with the
thanks Of the Court. = k+A
gaAia a,n5essh yAesu SATURDAY, June II,
State vs.. Catherine Elliott (reported yesterday
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.aslTl y Communicated.

Messr$. Editors: Three years ago, when Co.,
D, 9TH Maryland Vols, recruited in Baltimore
county, left their homes for the tented field,
You were kind enough to publish list of the
Cos, and I'VE hope you will further oblge us
again by publishing the following list, embrac-
ing the names of the members Of that organi-
zatop who have survived the war, and who
were on the 18th of June last, honorably dis
charged the United States service. The ranks
of our.Company have been greatly thinned by
their three years campaign, but the survivors
have an honorable record to point to. They
havesparticipatedi in the battles Of Funkstown,
,Haymarket, Wilderness, Laurel Hill, Spottsyl-
vania, North Anna River, Harris Farm. Cold
Harbor, Potolomy Creek, Bethesda Church, the
eight weeks fighting around Petersburg, Well
don Railroad, Peoples Farm, Hatcher's Run,
''Warrens Raid" Suffolk Court House, Five
Forks, Gravelly Run, Dabney.s Mills, Lees
Surrender. and skirfnishes and flights with
out name," almost beyond number, and in
nearly all these historic fields the soil is water
ed by the blood of Baltimore cOunty's sons
With consciousness of duty well done, we
again take our places as citizens, promising
that should traitors ever again attempt to raise
the standard of Rebellion, we will again be
ready to battle for Union and for Right.
tfaIf Pr Yours, Co., D. I
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2 EARLY HARVESTING. Wheat was cut on the
farm of Dr. Ridgly, near Warren, on the 18th
Of this month.
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FO6TZ,S MIXTURE,
IWTCH' -4A& ID AH
The Best Liniment for Man & Beast
ysatsItaa Now in Use. ahnp atlf II

IT'S safe and reliable Remedy for the cure 'ol
Rbenmatism. Painful Nervous Affections,
Sprains. Burns, Swellings, andall Diseases re-
curing an application on Man. hos
On Horses twill never fail Ito cure Poll Evil,
Fistula. Old Running Sores, or Sweeney il
properly applied For spraiins, Bruises,
Scratches, Crooked Hoofs, Ohafes, Saddle or
Collar Gall, Cuts or Wounds tits an intalilbie
Remedy. Try it, and be convinced OF its efii7
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THE, FARES AND Tolls .4-4 At the time when the
Legislature authorized the Railroad and Turn
pike Cos, to Increase their Fares and Tolls, hay
was from $35 to $40 per ton and oats about ST.
per bushel. Now these prices reduced about
one-half which really makes the .charge of the
r. r. Co., just about double what the Iiegisla-
ture contemplated it should be. 1.-The R. R,s and
Turnpike are great public conyeniences and we
want to see them amply compensated, but when
everything else is coming down from the war ba-
sis it is but right that they shduldd do the same
Labor costs them no more now than it did IL
or l8 months ago We have not heard that the
wages of single employee werei increased
Still we must pay sc cents to ride to the city and
80 cents to drive in with a oneNhorse buggy, both
of which charges rand especially the latter
are exorbitant.,ei +, III h98 adifes~
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THE MARKETS. !

- ------44-r
BALTIMORE, June %.
FLOUR Howard Street Super $7.5O.@S7.75
Retailing Extra. SIS. 25
@a7llh. d IN Family ..s44$s9:50@$e9.OO
Baltimore Family ....i,..... -. Isl 90
NOV
Extra -. "a 10000
Family 90 a. 10000
CORN MEAL per barrel. 90 0$5.10
GRAIN-Wl1it Wheat. 80. =. -. 900 a. 2l5 cts
f3ta 81 Red NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l70,cts.
~ gpi White COrn..!s.............l05 G 600 cts
eTa0l Y elbow Corn. 9j Ia 100 cts
a.dl Oats, (weight,) ....... ........ rs 098e cts
Rye......... ......... ...a!.!.. $4,000 cts!
PROVISIONS-Bacon Shoulders...l4@I5 cts.
Sides......,,...17 GOO cts.
Hams S. cured ......,...21 (J24 cts.
SALT-Ordinary brands, fine, .....$2.75@$ 5000
Ground Alum ............$ 81 .85 "a 50. 90
Turks Island, per bushel ,......5O @$OOd
WHISKEY-( Ohio ..... J i 81. OF @9$2. 10
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\ DICKINSON CoIAEGE, Carlisle Pa, The follow
ing is the Programme for "Commencementw week
gat this institutions aJunior Prize Contest, June
26th, 8, Pm. ID Baccalaureate Address by Prof
4Stayman, June 27tha Sop N.iaOration before
the Literary Societies. by Hon. JobugW Forney,
June 2sth, at IL, Am. Grafton before the
Alumni association by ReEsI IenrylBe Ridgaway,
June 2sth, at 3, n. M Commencement June
goth, loo,clock, A9Ms oiqgo TO t4os q 8
.ia3d il o. - saed sii gaisas.t
.4asW % gaias0n 10 9lqmszs gniai1ts 4
"a9lienlmeds leaaoa aIa1 81
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SALE OF TowsoNrowN Property -BenjaminN
Payne, Property Agent, Towsontown has sold
to VIM Bowen, of s.; Of this place, six acres oi
land, mile below Towsontown, on the York
Pike, (the property of Charles NJ .Myer,) for
So, $50 90. It has two small tenetnents upon it,
and is better known as the property, recently
owned by Joshua Parlett.sg1
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DIED.

On the 18th inst, MARIAN WALLACE, aged 2
months and II days, youngest child Of John
and Marian w. Merryinan.a 2 & 20
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MARRIED.

On the 10Th instant, at the residence of the
brides mother, New Brighton, Staten Island,
N. Y, by the Rev. P. P, Irving, WILLIAM REID
of Brooklyn, formerlyEof Tows0nt6wn, to Miss
ELIZABETH, only daughter of the late Sidney
A. Bulcroft, Esq. ..,,ag ,o1.n nj
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FOR SALE,

"A DWELLING HOUSE in TOws -
iigibly situated, in fee also, 40 Acres sec.
lof Land, miles from Baltimore, andl.s
A miles irons Towsontown IA GOODFARM
of As Acres, near White House. 18th sdistrlct -
one of 20 ACRES, q miles from MiddletoRn.
Terms easy. Apply -
fAefffr BIN. PAYNE,
ytai Real Estate Agent and C6fiyeyancerS B
went IA Smedley Row, opposite Court House.
June II. -tf a'sis q, 20" 'ae'tt1y F e--r
gssuoiiouA ;Reed IN = aaJlfks
.fWoi sasvyg lj-.sa lslgA
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Tho annivaYsasy Or the Fiels
tHaa{Sfu

6OEl9Jy. :,
Wewrfe disappointed at not finding larger
audience at the Court House last Sunday after
on the occasion Of the anniversary of the
Baltimore Co. Bible Sosie.f, This Society Is
auxiliary to the State Bible Society, and that to
the American OF National Society. Its object is
ID provide every family with a copy Of Gods
word. Insaddition 10 this, through the energy
lsand zeal of the Travelling Agent, Rev. Mr.. Cor
nelius, churches have been established, and des-
Effdte places provided with stated religious servi
ces. Few persons have an idea how great is
this field of labor, and how many persons i'll our
county are living without any religious privile-
ges, and without owning or reading even yacopy
of the. Bible. The cause is one that commends
itself to people Of all classes and all denomina-
tion4g Itdepends entirely upon the charity Of
the public The Bible is sold At cost, to those
who can buy, but in all needy cases is giver
gratuitously. .asse5 sA'r
Rev. i. wan Bokkelen, President of the So
ciety, delivered an Interesting address on th,
late anniversary occasion Among other stats
tics, he stated that the American Bible Society
during the past year, had issued 100000 CO
pies ofahe Scripture, at a cost Of about $500,
900. Rev. Mr., Cornelius gave statement o.
the operations of the Society, with an interest
ing account ofshis experience as Travelling Agt
1t is very unfortunate thatage a nd health do no
permit Mr.. Cornelius to continue in active ser
vice any longer. oila .,aoe ires.is1
Appropriate remarks were also made By o. G
Warfeld and L. NJ. Haverstick, after which I
cole ctiop was taken up which realized the cred
liable sum Of $l0o. SEQ. II Z, isl1'' 'l.'i
We publish below a circular issued by the So
ciety Books can be had Of any Of the Deposi
tories and contributions can be made through
them.
Baltimore County Bible Society.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. This, Office, on WedndStf
day last, was the recipient Of dish of delicious
ice cream, with q plate Of nice cakes, from Mrs.
W, J. Thompson. They were disposed Of with
that appetite and that gratitude, which only
those can feel who are so seldom, favored with
such expressions of kindly remembrance" ~.
Ice cream is good and Mrs. Il. knows exactly
how to serve il ups4 As an editorial appliance it
is second only to mint Juleps, especial y when
the Thermometer is above 80. fold subscribers
paid up more promptly, and Gold came down.
so that 81 quarter" would buy as much as as it
used to, we vouch its consumption IN Towsoh-
town would be largely increased.
On the same day. we also received from Mr..
Saml. G! Wilson dish Of the finest iehefriest
has ever been our good2fortune to1taste. LtThey
were grown by Mr.. Asal Wilson near Sweet Air.
The old adage ''No nse in taking two bites at a
cherry couldn't be carried out Eiththe fruit in
queSuOn. ,4ls4.t445 ,de1t,H = !ns 9d i}5tig91 4
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Near the Bolton Depot Of the Northern Cent
trail Railway Company,
INCLUDED in the Sale are 100 New Wagons
of various kinds, well suited for farm pur-
poses, Peach and Vegetable Wagons, Express
Wagons, Grocer's Wagons, Furniture Wagons
&c, &c. -. ~. 70 =.
NOTICE All the above Wagons have tops
of best Enameled Cloth, with side curtains oi
heavy canvass;;5 and .6.plate Elliptic Springs,
and stayed in every part with irQp IN the most
thorough manner. - , -. -
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REGISTERS APPoIETED-Gov. Bradford has apr
pointed officers of Registration in number Of
the counties. We presume the appointments for
BALTIC. Co., have all been made, but up TO this
time we have only heard the following Ninth
Dist, Gen Leakin, e. L. Parker, and r. Y.
Ward, (Mr. Ward we regret to say, declines to
serve;1 Eleventh Dist e. j. Bell, 7, F. Forsyth
and David Blackjack d All these are men well
known forloyalty, honesty and probity of char
acter and will doubtless perform their important
duty with justice and ability. llati 10 tli9 a4l
The act of registration provides that the boards
of registration shall meet in the several wards of
the city Of Baltimore and the several election
districts Of the respective counties for which they
shallbe appointed, on the first Tuesday and
Wednesday of every week after the first Monday
in August, Commencing, Tuesday, August 9th, }
to the third Wednesday in September, inclusive,
(20th, from 9 A. NJ until P. NJ, for the tpur1
pose ofdischarging their duties; after which time
and before the second Saturday of October,
OATH the list of voters is to be published in
The newspapers, and all persons interested notfi7
ed to appear before the officers Of registration on
the Tuesday and Wednesday next proceeding the
said Tuesday after the LIST, to showany omission
or corrections in said lists, after which said lists
shall be finally closed Eo{19m oA5 :