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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-08-12

DIsAPPoINTMENT.-O On Tuesday afternoon
last, the NJ. p Sunday School of this place. in
charge Of Mr.. Wiley Hunt, the S6pt united with
the Broadway Mission School of baltimore, in
an excursion to Annapolis. They left Towson-
town in the-l o'clock car got on board the
Steamer Pioneer, and, had hardly gotten fairly
started; when a leak was discovered in the boiler,
Brown Wharf. 4
The two schools then, went 10 druid Hill Park,
where they spent the remainder OF the day very
pleasantly. The Towsontown folks ret1rlied il
the double-deck car which left the city at II
o'clock Pm. 'alansi os b9la9es yzets'9dF
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LOST.

DETwEEN Cockeysville and Black Rock
ID School House, or between there and =.
Davis Foundry, a well-worn POCKET BOOK,
containing about Fifty-Two Dollars,-one fifty
dollar Chesapeake Bank note, one two dollar
Greenback and some postal currency. A suit
able reward will de paid for its return to
THOS. II. SCOTT, near Butler,
August 5-2t,- 49, or to this Office.
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81 The TEEBekAPH is coming rapidly. All the
poles are hauled along theToute, and %orkinen
'are,engaged putting il mp, ssome distance above
Badders Tavern onltheaQld York Road sAsfaw
weeks since we gave an account rofa.this new
Telegraph line, but lest our readers may forget
we will state that this is not the Great Atlantic
Ocean Telegraph which tie Great Eastern has
been laying bqtmay be called acopnectiop there
With. 1t is q link in a. new, line, extending from
Washiugtonrto the Eastern and Northern cities
coming up the York Turnpike TO Towsohtown
thence up the Dulaney's Valley and Jarrettsvillt
pike leaving the latter road and striking aeros.
throug NOrrisNillein Hartford Co., over the Con.
ewingo bridge, and thence to Philadelphia!e-
Shallwe not make an edortltol get an office il
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LARGE S ALE.-Dr. Bliss Medical Purvey.
or Of the Middle Military Department, has
been ordered by the; Surgeon General to
sell at once all the hospital property il
that department, for cash, after which the
Hospitals win be closed, the with excep,
ton Of the Hicks Hospital, in Baltimore.
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STRAY HEIFER.

CTRAYED from the Farm of,the subscriber
y near Cockeysville, about month
ago, A RED HEIFER with some
white, in good condition, 2 years old.
When last heard from she was in the vicinity
of Warren. A suitable reward will be PAID
for her return. JOHN y. fh1CEs'
August 5.-3t. y.e +. sisrs 81 ser,or
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MExIoo.-Our Government has enjoined
upon General. Sheridan. commanding in
Texas, to forbear from any form Of inter.
vention in the affairs ofsMexicoss The no.
duction Of ourmilitary forces in Texas is
also,considered as. showing that our Gov.
ernment has no intention to. interfere by
force between the French and the Mex
leans ii1 9ag 3 NefNts a. hf
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New STATE.-On Tuesday last, Delegates
from every County of the Territory Of Col
Grade met at Denver to copsiderthe pro-
priety Of forming State Government and
applying for admission into the Union
Colorado will make the 36th State in the
sistarhond.9 ana aaIlgLoaM .al1n9a
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DIED.

= On Clenmalaria Manor, on the 18th ult., SA-
RAH E., aged i year ann weeks, daughter of
John and Sarah A. Madary 3Q6a N
~ take these little lambs said he,
'1aafal And lay them on my breast; 1esH
noit Protection they shall find in me,
in me be ever best
Near Finksburg, Carroll county, JULIA w.
VoEDRRsMITH, in the 10Th year Of her age, be-
loved wife of PANEL Vondersmith, Jr, former
ly of Baltimore county. +.
On the 9th inst, CLARRY, wife of Eli Mat
thews, and daughter of Wesley ard Mary
Royston. 81
90 On the 4th instant, of heart disease, ANDREW
-, son of Catherine ard the late Horace
knight, of Baltimore county, aged 80 years
and months Ar ....l.
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DIPTHERIA.-A West Indian paper gives
the following as certain cure for iiptheria.
Take q common tobacco pipe, place q live
coal in the bowl, drop o little tar upon the
coal, draw the smoke into the mouth and
discharge it through the nostrils. 1sgooo
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State q M@yland, Baltismers oosssy. s..

l-.-v------N NUhthlSVth WNy OF august, INba,
US. before tho subscriber Justice of
Sc. the Peace in and for the county
S-s.-----A-.-N aforesaid. personally appeared
tho above named |. Novitt Steele, attorney in
fact of the Mutual Fire Insurance Company in
baltimore county, and made oath in due form
of law, that the matters stated in the aforego-
ing report are true to the best of his knowledge
and belief. Ny WI Ret NM A1
HInHONr Hrrnnnnnr u
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CLOTHTNG! CLOTHING.!!

j. G. PETER, Merchant Tailor.
No. 7, South Gay street, Baltimore.
" EEPs always on hand fine assortment
N of the best goods, which he is prepared to
make to order at short notice. Also, Goods
made up that are bought elsewhere.
.s4orr;3iaq .35s,3s - rs d.- Aug SLY.
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AUCTI0NEERS' NOTICE.

TINE undersigned having obtained alicense.
offers his services to the people of Balti-
more county as Auctioneer. Willattend prompt.
y to all business entrusted to his care and guar
antees to give satisfaction. = ~
ir7s JABEZ ARMACOST,
Black Rock, P. o., Baltimore county, Md.
Aug. 5.-3m*: 81 5ae To- GfI 100 ~ q
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SOLDIERs REJECTION.

ETH0SE who contribute or collect cash to the
J. fund being raised for the reception Of the
returned Baltimore county soldiers, on the 18th
of September ensuing, will please forward the
mount in their hands to John NJ Wheeler,
ESQ.,, Towsontown, by the LIST of September,
and oblige THE COMMITTEE.
Aug ST.. l9 at91soi iaQa .c4aAl11fs
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A HANDSOME Token. Some of,our readers will
remember that a Fair aud Festival was held at
Trinity church, on Long Green, early in the Sum
mer for the benefit ofthe Church. At the close
,offhe fair the goods remaining on hand were sold
by MI. Sam,l G. Wilson, Auctioneer, of Towson-
town for which be generously declined any
COMPENSATION a few days since, Mr.. Wilson
received from the ladies connected with the Fair,
box of fine linen, pocket handkerchiefs, neat
ly bordered, and with his name worked on the
corner of each. What a nice thing it is to be an
Auctioneer.
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GIDEON HERBERT, J. 7
ORDERED this 9th day Il AUGUST, iseS, tha

ORDERED this 9th day Of August, iS6S, that
the sale made and reported in tho aforegoing
report by |. hewitt Steele, attorney in fact Of
as Cross, boratihed and confirmed, unless cause
TO the, contrary be shown on or before the 9th
day OF September next provideda copy Of said
report and this order be inserted in two news
papers publishediin Baltimore county, once in
each of three successive weeks before the LIST
day Of September next
The report states the amount of sales to be
$SA3l! nf no" so aSpaaAe eJ h31sg3sg
JOHN II, L0NGNECKER, Clerk,
True copy-Test: estt EH1p
= a.la JOHN H. 1ONGNEcKER, Clerk.
1c Aug. 12--St9fS aaioh d VIZ hsi'~ iol3h
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CONTRADICTION. -About3th three months ago, we
published in the advertising columns, a note
signed g A reporter II seemed to give an ac-
count of some disturbance in the. neghborhood
of ''Kirkwood," but was so nIiseraby written as
to he almost nninteligible and meaningless. =
We inserted thenote just as it was written, on
account OF the style Of its orthography &c. We
are now informed that the statements intended
to be made in the note are false, and were got
ten up to injnre and prosecute the wife ofan hon
est soldier, who was at the time faithfully serv-
ing his country in the field.
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The REGIsTRATIoN or WORMS, ~ was begun on
TUESDAY last. The Boards sit only on Tuesday
have been registered in the 9th district. and about
70 in the 9th. We would advise voters to make
application in time, as the Registers may be very
much crowded toward the close Of their term OF
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MARRIED.

On the 27th July. 1865, in Pleasant Valley,
at the residence of the brides father, by the
Rev. Mr.. Krebs, JOHN III. UHLER, of Rosters
town, TO Miss EHHAV. FaITcH, of Baltimore
county. H#TlF8 81 (EI/,ATlfHFl
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EPSON SUNDAY SCHOOL, This School will hold
IFS, annual celebration at Swami Lake ON, Tues
day, August goth !. The little folks, have, long
been looking forward to this OCCASION, and sfer
their sakes we hope the day win be fine and thai
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WANTED

A MAN with small family to work on a
IA farm, the wife to take charge of the dairy.
INQUIRE at this Office. Aug. SITS
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NOTICE
e 10Y

To the Union Men Of the County.
VOU are hereby requested to hold your usu-
al PRIMARY MEETINGS, ON
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27TH.
between the hours of 3 and o'clock P. M,
for the purpose of electing FIVE DELEGATES
from each Election District to represent you in
the County nominating Convention, to be held
AT THE COURT HOUSE,
IN TOW son TO W N, ON
Wednesday, October 4th.
The following county officers are to be chosen
at the coming election tone man for Judge OF
the Circuit Court; three men for County Com
missioners; one man for Sheriff and one man
for Treasurer. By order of the
te ~ sspg .gas EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
August ltd, s.. [sa,.ssae t4saisssd
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Valuable Farm I'm Baltimore
Comfy. For Sale. ~

- -
FTNHE undersigned, as Attorneys for theown
err, offer for sale very valuable FARM
living at the head of Dulaney's Val -
So. lev, Baltimore county, about IA is5S5
miles from Baltimore city. con- saSa
staining sl2 ACRES of Land, Gl.
moro or less small part in WOOD and the
rest under good cultivation. The improve
mentS consist of two ~
TENANT HOUSES AND 4 FINE BARN
nearly new. The FARM is we'll fenced, has
good water near the house, and an - rs On
g APPLE ORCHARD.
II may be;divideA into tive. and will be sold as
a whole or in tracts Of about 20I acres and ITO
acres each, each being capable Of fine improve
ment A plat Of the property may DO seen at
our office, where terms and further particulars
will be given. .,,.. f,.s
HINKLEY / MORRIS,
4SCharles ST. Baltimore.
August SIT Ass Ks la ~ 4 -
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TowsoSTowS FEMALE SEMINARY I'VE have re-
ceived from Mrs. Schenck, the Principal Of this
institution, a Circular Of terms and charges for
the coming year The next session will, open
Wednesday, September 9Th, to continue five
months, each year being divided into two ,ses-
nsions. . The following are the terms !: sym9n8
) Board andstuition in all the b-sl-oiH e-xnou
ID d English branches, (per annpmqs D $3.50 90
M Nus lpfS session. be 5d % 90
Latin ana Creek saea (psr session s 81 %
French, 1ta1ion and German, - s-o''.''''i
-h2.a each, (per sessionO -o9Sa- IS 90
ran ~2a TERMS FOR DAY PUPILS 81 : Dla
Senior PfPaFatnspSf per annpHH ~ g g % 90
Fuel per session, angq %. u9dg 9as 3 % %
Stationafy, (pers ession,l 70 e914a4 2! I99Si0O
g Mrs Schehck has had charge Of zone of the
most fonrishing Female Seminaries in the West
land has testimonials and referencesCpf the high
est character. I'VE hope she may receive that
liberal encouragement which she deserves both
from citizens of this community and from sddis
ti'P'uuSSeadf bra w0i5d H3ViTb sI9w aI8uOaird
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MONEY, WANTED

MONEY WANTED. ei 81.
WANTED to borrow, So, 900 or So, 500 for two
w or three years, for which good mortgage
will be given on city or country property
Apply at this Office. es7 iao
( Aug. 12.-3t. hF s7t
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2 Miscellaneous.
NOTICE no CREDITOR!

% ssa NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
A LII persons to whom am indebted are
IN hereby requested to present their bills for
settlement, on or before Saturday, August 26th.
GEORGE ECKHART,
Eiapoa arom near Shawan, Baltimore county.
% Aug. 12.-2t* n1 81 sad Ao}N eil .si9'rg
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= Observation-Disclosures. The TowsofhtotwtIn Ladies'
Branch of the Christian Commission gratefully
acknowledge the receipt of the following sums
and donafi sW y lTHHgi3t adfmON fIOGt -
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NeaO Advertisements.


- -
InsolTent Notice.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN To tie cred
In itors ,ofAWIILIAM UEDERWO0D, an
pleant forthd benefit Of the sst1lll, Article
8of the Codeof Public General Laws felative
to iiaolYehfs, that the LIST 1oAdayso y December
merit has been fixed for HE appea rance, to an
swef iHterkoeatofies. and fora fnhl bearing of
,hie1 case hsi0ye MeCireuit Court forBaltimOre
county. p9tede tie 10th day Of august, 1885,
) Test:
JOHN II. LONGNECKER, Clerk.
Aug. 12.-3m*
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A FISHING PBRTY.-lt is q, nice, thing, for a
landsman to go fishing occasionally, especially
if he is not much addicted to the use of cold wa
ter as a beverage He then gets by absorption
what he would never get by inhibition. go.
We had the pleasure of accompanying a party
of some eight oriten last Saturday to the beauti-
full little island of VIM " Day, Esq, in the
Gunpowder river near the Rail Road bridge
While crossing oyer from the shore 10 the island,
several o! the conyeyances struck q. quicksand,
and for a short time there. was a lively prospect
of having an interesting local item for this week
Union. A well-known military gentleman OF
this vicinity, was compelled to dismosnt in about
four feet of water, without waiting for the word
of command The day was one of the finest OF
the season and everything passed off pleasantly
except that a small boat containing three of the
party turned bottom upwards, giving bis occu-
pants a sudden immersion without priest or
preacher. They have been troubled with the
DIP theory ever since. A party Of fishermen eliy-
ing in the vicinity, were on hand with q large
seine, and made some good hauls of white and
yellow perch, rock sc. One gentlemen, 5@n +.
90 Baited his hook with dragons tail, o'',
aoij And sat on rock and bobbed for wliaIeo lsI
II was thought at one time he had a nfbble from
one ofstliese !" Monsters of the adeep" butA on
further examination, lit proved to be one Of the
capszed party Just coming to shorea eds 10
H9lWe returned lateindh evening, much pleased
} with the eXcursQn and ready forba repetition OF
the same 10 nsmsbnai bga sloIiae 7tGei9
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FIRE IN THE. GoUNTY. AT noon, on Thursday
week last, a fire occurred on the farm occupied
by Mr. Joseph W. Bowen, about ten miles from
the city, in Patapsco neck, at the head of Green
hill creek, which was quite destructive. The
barn, stable cow house, withnheir contents, con-
sisting of hay, straw, oats wheat and potatoes
with farm harness. were, entirely destroyed
A considerable portion of fencing and earlystand-
ing corn, adjacent to the burnt buildings. were
also destroyed. The loss is estimated at 80, 600
no insurance The principal crop Of wheat
was fortunately not housed. The FIRE was the
result of accident, through the careless use Of
matches by boy. FRY e9aBdo lao an ialf
35s Another.--- Wednesday morning about one
O'Clock, "a two-storyl frame house, occupied by
Mr.. Rabine, superintendent on the estate Of the
late James Beatty, near thePowder Mill, south Of
Swami Lake, was destroyed by. fire caused as
supposed by defective fue, The fire was dis
covered on thereof, the flames spreading rapidly,
rendering the efforts to check them Intellectual
Mr. Rabine and his family were aroused by those
discovering the fire and enabled toiescape though
but with little clothing on. Their furniture was
saved. 1T is not known whether the properly was
insured. b9dsioifniL1g aoifVlo791 bae
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Valuable Western Run
LADIES FAIR.


T1HE Ladies of the Protestant Episcopal
Il sChurch,Fin Bel Air, will hold a Fair and
Festival, in the Court House, Bel Air, to COM
mence lf1 EWQrE a6NCL
On Monday Evening, 14th instant,
at u o'clock, and continue for several days.
The public are invited to attend and aid the
ladies in their good work. Meals provided at
all hours. srors4; fi sa- -rCrrrr-r-r-r
Il All kinds of Fancy Articles will be offered
for sale, together with Ice Cream, Confectionery
Cake, and all the Fruits in season. XIII
4 Contributions will be thankfully received,
and may be left with Mrs s. NJ. Shepherd, Bel
Air, or with any of the ladies of the congrega-
ton. Come one Come all! G.,raa
Aug. l2.-1t. sfatie5 ,a aee ar.
THIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the sub
l. scrber has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Baltimore county, letters testamenta-
- GEORGE ENsoR of G., ifo-91
late of said county, deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against the said estate are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber,
On or before the 18Th day of March, 1865;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Those indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this sth day
go : - Nv 81 sge GEORGE K.ENsoR,
ri Aug, I2---4t*i I'd. o-5fo9Q OILS Executor.
HHIs is TO. GIVE NOTICE, that the sub
i scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Baltimore county, letters of admin
istration on the estate of IsiIIaa "a l.i4-tL
80 Ea4sg.f WILLIAM HISSEY,y AS er5
late of said county, deceased. Allpersons hav-
| ing claims against the said estate, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber, IA srqs8o IS ssis4-
On or before the 18Th day Of March, 1866;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Those indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment Given under my hand this sth day
of August, 1861 so a....,-a.- ....-.asrg
-, y .r1r- SUSANNAH HISSEY,
Aug. Its Administrators,
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THE RAINS OF THE SEAsoN.-It is pecnliarlty
of the rains of the present season, that they move
in very narrow columns through this section. Last
Saturday evening, for instance, there was quite
alheaey fall of rain between the Belair and Har-
ford roads, aboutteffmilts upfrom the city, while
on this side of the latter, within space OF sever
al hundred yards there was little or. none
This popularity has been remarked at other tunes
and in other sections of the county. The late
heavy flood in Pennsylvania, was likewise con-
fined to small extent of territory. Another
marked feature of the rains, is that they have
generally been sudden and heavy. Whatreason
can lie given for these peculiarities
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leveTHn IraHrt AiNFAsrfc TOE. oLon' wednesday
eveningaas6 Theirs young folks ''o Of Cub Hill
> and vicinity, had a fine t'hopp in Mr.. Shank
.lin's woods ON the Old Hartford Road. A large
company of the youth and beauty Of the neigh
hood were present. The ground WAS lit up by
lamps, and from beneath the sombre foliage of
the forest trees, IA f.,if - aeadv hrel
&C Music arose with its voluptuons swell, ,ss,
Soft eyes looked love to eyes that spake again,
oAnd all went merry as a .tnarriage bell ~
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81 cPRoyosT MARsHALs.--There are now but two
of these lingering relics of s'the horrid Draft Y
within the State. The First, Second, Third and
Fifth Districts have bee consolidated, and placed
in charge Of Capt Cathcartf while Capt. Naill
Still has charge Of the Fourth, at Frederick;
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9oral Affairs.


iva The following Properly, ADVERTISED In this
6lssksrI win We Sold As stated AeloNA \ ~ IN
M lar HRlvATNS 4IE III FL
Valuable Farm a. 81 acFEs3 win good COUNTS
TAill, and odt7gqild drugs, on IN stti9l Run JnpS
re Ttg s:BatoD Hall EarE 47S artcs, hNh tRe
York Jnrnptke, 3Aiiiles Rom MApktOn' sseatleH
MIC. r. WI, witlitstoneY dwelling and Barn.
Jn0 Philpot, Jno. t. Ensor, Trustees
la7pFarm of $50 acres, miles from Baltimore /;
farm Of 100 acres Limestone land near Warren /;
farm of So acres A miles east of Towsontown,
with several smaller tracts, by b. N. Payne,
Farm Oft fGIhstes on Z Nh kSdilsi NlanbrR 20
miles from Baltimore, 81 from Monkton N. G. Il.
r. with the necessary improvements. Joseph
very valuable Farm, at the head Of Dpla-
ney's Valley, IA niles from the City, CONTAINING
T fine barn and orchard, Huxley Il Norris, AZ
eEhafles ST. Bald hae faA'silq lie4 egg
let7a fi"si7s1 = AT PUBLIC SALE. lelj9e s93 yea
On the York Road near Cold Spring, on Tues
day, August 29th "A beautiful country seat ofal5
acres, with,a two-story frame hoAse thereon.-
G.. H. Williams, Atty. gsya afr .euoa
At the Relay House, Washington Junction,
Saturday September I'd, a fine country seat OF
| 363 acres, the former residence of Vivian Brent,
Esq, with handsome cottage and outbuildings
thereon Thos. Donaldson, Trustee. 70 9'lss"t
- ,s35bo1 PERSONAL PRoPERTY "a s.4i2ui1q
On Tuesday, August 18th. extensive sale OF
valuable Stock, Farming Utensils, Hay, Corn,
&C., sc. Milton Danee.la OBJ 2Glb6ld10l III
Wednesday,, Aug 10th, near Celynmalara
Church, Horses, Cow, wagons, supplements, fur
niture. &C., by, VIM. 7. Price, Administrators;
Hanover Pike, Horses Cows, Farming utensils,
Furniture, &C., by T.. S. 5Upperco, Executor.
"A Timber lot Of Ten acres, near Kingsviile,
IL miles from the city, the property of Samuel
Towel, decd. r. Nv. . Doug herty, Trustee, s.
G.. Wilson, Auctioneer. Is ssa9y aey9i9 ,ssf
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VoGLE's ,TEAM.-Our enterprising townsman,
Mr., Lewis ,Yogle, has provided himself with a
new horse harness and express wagon, which he
intends keeping for hire, If he gets as many
calls as some people who don't keep their horse
and wagon for hire, his team must be tough to
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dgARRRsTEDs Lewis Cross of Govanstown, who
went South at the beginning of the war, to the
great moral benefit ofhis community, returned
some time since, aud on Sunday evening last,
was arrested by Constable Henry Kone, and
lodged in the County Jail, He served in the
Rebel army during the war, and was indicted by
the Grand Jury of the last term of Court for his
reasonable acts against the State.
Blessings sometimes come in disguise, and we
sincerely hope the retirement of his present posi-
ton will make Lewis a wiser and a better man.
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I9suTo REGIsfEHs An the necessary blanks for
thesuse of Registers were forwarded from this
office by Monday mail. tiffany have failed ito
ereeeiEe them, it is owing to delay in the mail.
EiIO5w ser 5T+-T-s e'---T------ l99g g lou
| r CoNTRAoF,f 7Geos Wsner has received the con-
tract to carry the mail between Cockeysville and
Black, Rock, Nd, vice B, Hinton, deceased.
f ApPo1NTMENT Mrs. Ellen E. Alger has been
appointed Postmistressp at Upperco in this Coun-
-tyi lcice M. 1Algier deceased. II b ss499rs siI