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DIED.

On the 18th of Jahelast, at the residence of
her son, Thohias2Ing hahn near the Western
Run, Ruth INGnAM, in the saith year Of her age.
At Mt De Sales, Baltimore county, WM. B.
WALSH, inithe 5Ist year of his age May he
rest in peace. alin aHfs 81
At Union Meeting House, BALTIC. CO., on Fri
day night, sth inst, of bilious dysentery, JONI
MlcHAELs, in the 10th year Of his age, IS. \ {
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The odd Defenders, at Govanstown.

The "Old Defenders" Of 1S12-l4, celebrated
their fifty first Anniversary at Govanstown on
the 18th. They metal the cty-hall in Balo. early
in. the morning, marched in procession around
the Battle Monument, and then took the cars
for Govanstown, where they were served with
an excellent dinner at the popular Hotel, of
Mr.. Lewis Ritter. After dinnerlthe usual num-
Der of patriotic toasts were drank, after which
some Of them came up to Towsontown. To
ward evening they all returned to thecity, well
pleased with the festivities Of theday.in l.o]
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Chances to Make Money.

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jill THE SOUTHERN PLANTATIONS -
In the August number of the National Freed
man. enterprisng Nortberpers are advised by a
writer from Huntsville Alabama, to come, South
and buy farms :"a asiq.ta - ia -ea9AiI i.
I "The' people Of the South have always been
about one century behind tile age. in improve
nents. The cotton is still cultivated with the
old-fashioned Garter plow, with wooden mould
board, and everything else is conducted on the
same ancient old fogy system. Now, let Yam
KEGS come down here and buy farms They can
get all the particular information they desire
from the negroes, who have, been raised, have
Lived moved and had their icing in cotton fields
Taking advantage of this information, and exer-
cising his natural ingenuity and talents, he could
redace the expenses Of raising at least one
half and raise a greater number of pounds to the
acre. Two hundred poundsito the acre is Il fair
average for this locality. Now ] believe with
proper industry, and the advantage Of improve
mens, the crop may be increased at least one
third
"Thtrc is amagnifcent plantation belonging
\ to widow lady, about three miles from this
place, with a fine mansion, out-hopses and all
modern improvements, comprising twelve hun
dred acres, offered for fifteen dollars per acre.
regard this as magnificent opportunity for in
vestment. There are number of plantations
to rent, and | will give you some figures in ref
erence to the expense and profits attendant on
cultivating them. We.will take for example, a
five hundred acre plantation, According for the
closestestimates can get from experienced men,
it Will cost Sf0,0 to run it one year-say from
the lst of January, 1865, 10 the lst of January,
1861. Now we caleulaIe yield oftwo hundred
pounds to the acre which would be one hundred
thousand pounds for the aggregate. Now, esti-
mating this to he worth twenty cents per pound.
we have proceeds amounting to $4,000. Deduct
from this the 900 for expenses and the one
fourth for rent, the renter has net profit over
all expenses of ST., 000. Furthermore, it must
beIconsidered that, asideIfrom the revenue Of The
cotton CROP there may be sufficient quantities Of
cereals and vegetables raised to support the rem
ter and his family. These are facts without ex-
aggeraton. | hope my northern friends will
weigh them well. Those who contemplate COM
ing to this locality may rely upon their correct
ness and accuracy ~ ~ = i7o'.
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Annual Exhibition of the York Co.
rtfg A 0ricultural Sociatv..fgs

~ tttr. 6Ae3A SuACtAA 1A 0OS4Obys Ifisf n G1H
The agricultural Society of the neigIboring
County of York, will hold their annual exhibi-
ton for 1865 at York, on the 4th, 9Th ana 9th
days Of October next. This is a very fouris6fAg
Society, and their exhibitions are always inter-
esting, especially to Farmers, and are largely
attended. The influence of such society in de-
veloping the resources of a County, improving
Agriculture and Stock ofevery description, can
not be over estimated. Why should not Balti-
more County have an agricultural Society? =
Our products will compare fayorably with those
of any county in the State our manufactures
are various and important our Stock unexcell-
ed for beauty, speed and strength. We know of
noCounty anywhere that could get up more in
teresting exhibition than Baltimore. All that
is necessalyis that some Of our leading Farmers
should call meeting and organize. ..a.I.o..l..I
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1. ss.l Observation-Disclosures
"a -as>sts <sgFsse
F6LsfAEsG.E EAfsM
In BALTIMORE COUNTY,
FOR EALE.

FOA 6ALEs
BY virtue 0fthe authority specially conferred
upon him by a Deed OF Mortgage from &Asz=A
- Thomas Yates Walsh and Eliza f Ssss1ef
$3.50 beth H. Griffith to John w sals
A. Mitchell, dated the 3lst dug QflkkB
august 1853,
and recorded among the Mortgage Records of
Baltimore county, in LIBER g. H. c., No. 49,.
folio 9, &c, THE UNDERSIGNED will offer at
public sale at the COURT HOUSE door in Tow
sontown at IL o'clock NJ. on Monday
tie 9th day Of October 1865,
All that part o. the tract Of land called u
"RISTEAU'S GARRISON,p ~ 4
and containing l469 Acres, more or less. which
was conveyed by Robert Mickle, Trustee, to the
said Thomas Yates Walsh by Deed dated the 18th
March, 1865 and recorded in LIBER HIM II.
No. IA, folio AT, and therein as also in said
Mortgage, described. Said Land is distant about
20 miles from Baltimore city lies on the GAR
| RlSON ROAD, otherwise called STEVENSON'S
LANE, and extends to the -Stestern Maryland
Rail Road the Dwelling is only about 5 min
| utes walk from Stevenson $ Lane Station on said
Road, in the 8f y l#/I4I
i ~ = GREEN SPRING VALLEY. " I'LL I
1t adjoins the lands OF bIessrs Thomas B. Cock.
ey, Cardiff Tagart and Robt Dennison. The i'm
provemens consist Of 2 story
RAME DWELLING. 4 40
containing dozen rooms 2 story OVER.
SEER'S HOUSE; a spacious BARN with sta.
bling etc /; a large Courthouse with rooms fol
carriages Sheds for Cattle and Horses a Dairy
Ice, Smoke and P9ni,ry Houses &r. Sc, J'unI
OF sweet cold water is AT the Kitchen Door, anC
stream runs through the Farm.
The soil is good and would readily becom,
very productive, A barge portion Of he land i
under cultivation, and The remainder is covered
with excellent timber. The neighborbood is on,
OF, the best. little money, judicionsly expend
ed, would make this farm beautiful and high
| ~ attractive Country Seat. W ..f.
Persons taking the 30 train for STEVEN
SONS LANE STATION can spend an hour OF
the farm, and return TO the City before u.
o'clock. Easy access can be had by either tn
Rels'erstown or Falls Turnpike.
l. TERMS IA cash on the day of salr tn
Vnnainder in equal insialments, bearing interest
ire and II months thereafter for which, til
Notes OF the purchaser, Endorsed to the Trustee
satisfaction, will be required, OF all cash on til
day OF sale, at the purchaser option.
CHARLES W. RlDGELY, Trustee,
't "' 81 St. Paul St.
j SAMUEL Fl. COVER, Auct. ~ l.
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HORSES STOLEN AND REcovEREp EARLY on Fri
day morning of last week, rs Jno. b. Longneck-
er was walking up the York Turnpike where it
passes through Chew's woods adjoining town,
he noticed two mares saddled and hridlsd, with
colts by their side, tied to a tree short distance
from the road From the appearance of the
ground they had been standing there several
hours, and as there was no one near, a suspici-
on arose that they had been stolen, and for some
cause, abandoned by the robbers. The animals
were left at Mr.. Ady's stable, and the fact made
known to persons passing through town. On
Saturday it was learned that the horses belonged
to Mr. Jno. 0. Price of Cockeysville, who sent
and had them taken home, The mares with
their colts were stolen from Mr.. Prices pasture
field, on Thursday night. 1t is supposed the
ROBBERS became alarmed at something on reach
ing Chew's woods, and tying the horses to ii
tree, made their escape.
There can be no doubt that there is an organ
lied bandof horse thieves at work through This
county and other portions OF the Stale, and horse
owners would do well to exercise great vigilance.
1t ought to be another smulusto the organiza-
ton Of an effective society for mutual protection
against these public villains.
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MARRIED.

On the 9Th instant at the residence Of the
brides father, by Rev. Mr., Start sHADRIcK G..
SPARKS, of Baltimore county, to Miss SUSANNA
r. STEWART of Baltimore city.
On Sunday, the 10Th inst, by Rev. j. W
Start, WILLIAM Z. CHoGGEN to Miss ISABELLA
e. CARRoLly both Of Baltimore city.
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EsEiE.s SEts EssffEa IIsHI .lrl. lIf.l. llalsRsl.

ksiF xsss Esstfe E5jjjs' sisls Sea llelsbsat
saSsst sfsAa sig lissI,i tfvsslsal 3ehA III
fEssssi iSaall aAStlrl il. d. Hahi eApi4lsas
Hhy they vbald 30' ~ Present. and rsgrsltles
thslf ABSENCE We intended publishing these
letters, but uSfortunatey one Of the secretaries
ofthe melting who lives in tllg upper end ibf the
county, put them in his pocket, and wvpresume,
took them home with him,
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NTARY S. TYSON Us. ELEAZENs S. BART
lVH LETT, JOHN II. WATERS or Walter,
ELIZA MATTERS his wife, HENRY BELL
and JANE BELL. his wife, IN the Circuit Court
for Baltimore county-in equity. s..a 81
The object Of this bill is to procure decree
for the sale of certain mortgaged premises in
Prince George and Anne Arundel Counties in
the State of Maryland, which were on the 10th
day of September, A. D., 1857, mortgaged by
one Isaac Simmons to complainant
The bill states that on the said 10th day of
September, 1857, the said Isaac Simmons mort
gagged the property particularly described III
said bill to the complainant to secure two
notes, each for the sum of 81, 6lg37!, with in
terest from said 18th of September, 1857, paya-
bic in one and two years respectively, after
date = - = - - -
That on the 18th Of. November, 1860, thesaid
Simmons sold one undivided half ofsad mort
gagged. premises to the said Eleazen S. Bartlett,
and on the 4th of September, 1852, said Sim
mons sold the other undivided half to the said
John III. Waters, under the name of john II.
Walters that by two deeds dated respectively
August 29th, 1862, and September 9th 1853,
the said Waters conveyed his interest in said
premises to the said Jane Bell; that said two
last named deeds were detectively recorded,
and said MATTERS holds lis intoiest in said
property in trust for the said Jane Bell and
that the said Eleazen S. Bartlett resides out of
the State of Maryland, and thatthe other de-
PENDANTS reside in Baltimore county, as8f
1t is therefore adjudged and ordered that the
complainant by causing copy Of this order to
be inserted.in some newspaper published in
Baltimore county, once in each of four success
sive weeks before
the 18Th day Of October merit,
give notice to the said absent defendant of tho
object and substance Of this bill and warn him
TO appear in this Courtin person or by solicitor,
on or before f."af,a8n
the 18Th dag Of January nert,
to answer the premises and show cause if any
he has, why decree ought not to pass as pray
ed JOHN H. L0NGNECKER, Clerk.
True Copy-Test; ~ 8"i.
JOHN H. LoNGNECKER, Clerk, e
Sept. l6,-4t. s'isist8 isets. ''' 81 g
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no tha union Men Of Che County.

To the Union Men of the County.
VOU are hereby requested to hold your usu-
al PRIMARY MEETINGS, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER BOTH,
between the hours of 8 and 5 o'clock P. M,
for all the districts except the Sd and 18th, and
for the two above mentioned Districts, on go
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th. red. s.
between the same hours, .s.s. Is, ~.
for the purpose of electing FIVE DELEGATES
from each Election District to represent you in
the County nominating Convention, to be held
4t.a AT THE COURT HOUSE, 0f s3'
In TOWSON TO WN, N
wednesday, October 18th.
The following county officers are to bechosen
at the coming election One 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 Is .4g ~
6-s. EXECUTIVE COMMITsTCrEE.
August It'd
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i.sasIst .sa ! Ei.aAsasag le isslasssislAleils
ASH fssstssr u stp In A4a i8ih pi.lfls:s u
ihls gsuaty, sersinss !iadsv ted. v. Wsbs'sfj
issda has bas;i fsuiiotsd aid his place alied BY
Mr.. A. Van Ruth of the 18th district.
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PUBLIC SALE
=. -T--1-- T--|TI % F 4 N -l--- T.-.I ~
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

y PERSONAL PROPERTY.
TINE subscriber will sell at public sale on the
i premises; on M2@ %:, October lsA, IN
49, His FARM, situated near the asa1 A
TSOld York. Road, about 30 milesEa2.kk
from Baltimore, and 3! miles east Of Monkton
Station N. G. r. R., lying partly in Baltimore
and partly in Hartford counties. and adjacent
to the lands of Mrs. Sally McGaw, Nathan
Nelson, ST., Joshua Nelson, and Richard Hutch
ms, containing II ACRES, more or less. 81
tits improved by a double LOG Dwell
LING, Log Barn, Meat House, Wagon & Corn
House, Spring House, &c. There are two grist
and saw mills within sight of the dwelling
house. Churches and Schools convenient
This is an excellent stand for country store,
one having been kept there for several years
Competent judges say there is Iron Ore on
this property. BTh
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PUBLIC SALE
LUMBER, MUSLIN, FLAGS

LUMBER, MUSLIN, FLAGS,
EMPTY BARRELS, &C.
TIME undersigned will sell onthe ground up
4 on which the reception was recently Civ
ell, at Towsontown, on ~ .fs'
Saturday Eocning, September 18Th ats O'Clock
All the Lumber, Muslin, &C., used on that oc-
cason, consisting of about 5000 feet of Gull
ling Boards and scantling, 100 yards Bleached
Muslin, dozen Small Flags. abont 10 Empty
Barrels, and 3 dozen Live Chi kens. 9 ani5a-I
( &ssLAll the above will be sold in lots to SUIT
purchasers. TERMS CASH. l.aw ~ .a>1U
ri aa SAMUEL G.rWI4SON, Aactioneer-i
Sept. l6.=lt.l = {...f-i4fta. llsm bfs .r-. +.
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5CHHp MuRDER. The body of a small male
child was found on the Beair, road, about a mile
from the city, on Monday morning. Justice Die
kel, of Baltimore county, held an inquest ON The
body, thejury rendering a verdict that it came
to lis death by being murdered by some person
or persons unknown SIAN. 8t5a
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TAKE NorlcE.--The Reception Committee,
obedent to the Divine injunction, ~ Gather up
the fragments, that nothing be lost will sell the
Lumber, Muslin, empty barrels, live chickens,
&C., remaining over, this Saturday. evening,
at o'clock, on the ground. This will be fine
opportunity to get some cheap goods, as the
Lumber and Muslin are but little damaged 1879
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PIeNIc.-A large and fashionable Pic Mic was
held on Thursday last in Mrs. Stansbury's woods
about one mile from town. A dancing floor 80
feet in length was constructed for the occasion,
on which the" flying feet !" of /" fair women and
brave men " kept time to the merry music of
the Band until late in the night. i9baaW 1
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PRESENTATION OF A FLAG.-Tbe, co lored peoples
Of Goyanstown have presented, Mrs Kelley,
Post Mistress at that place, with fine National
Flag as an expression Of esteem for her Kindness
toward them. fGJ95H LaHa' .isoN ~ lst.n 3@bta
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ANOTHER ROBBERY, Last Sunday. night a
week. the stable Of Mr., Aquila Amos Of Cub
Hill was entered, and all his wagon and carriage
harness stolen there from. The only harness
these midnight villains ought 10 have is rope
halter 1gp.N st8v0t 5dt 81
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TRUSTEES SALE +
t.i s4s die Or - fslfaf.t Il $50
VALUABLE PROPERTY

ID virtue OF a decreeFof the Circuit Court
,D for Baltimore county, sitting in equity, the
Undersigned, Trustee, will sell at pub -
429a.es lic sale, on the premises, ON fS Ann
asSSE Iuesttay, October 10Th, 1863, at llHlE%.
- > ciGcK, j. M, the follown, - .
y Valuable REAL ESTATE, of wnic.G taIe
late John Bowen died seized, situate and lying
in the village oi Tows0ntown. Baltimore county,
fronting ON botl sides of TIE York turnpike
road and Towsontown and Baltimore Passenger
railroad, containing 10 ACRES AND II PER-
CHES OF EXCELLENT Ian ], together with
the improvements, DC.
s LOT No. / contains y ACRES, 3R0ODs
AND Is PERCHES,@ and is improved BY "a
TWO STORY STONE DWELLING HOUSE,
with attic and basement, about 10 feet front,
with wide hall, large, airy rooms, basement
kitchen and fine cellar undert The whole, a Ten
ant House, Dairy, and excellent Spring of soft
water, Smoke House, and other out-buildings.
LOT NO. 2 contains 3 ACRES, llRO0D and
A PERCH ES, ying on the west side of the turn
pike, improved by LOG STABLE, &c. % a.
Both lots are we'll watered, having three fine
springs upon them, and will be sold separate
from each other or together, as will be most de
slrable to purchasers 81 10 t8Hsfs ga.. s19ss I
Taken altogether, this is one of the most de
sirable pieces of property to be found in Balti-
more county, and should render it an object to
persons desIrng property i'll thriving village,
where real estate is enhancing around it thirty
or forty per cent. yearly sus5f nTHlag i
The cars of the lows ntown and Baltimore
railroad pass Immediately in front Of the door
every hour Of the day each way, from 6. A. M,
to P. NJ, rendering it TO business men in the
city an opportunity rarely to be met with. 1
NJ. Terms as prescribed by the Court are
One third Cash the lbaianeein lyami 2 Yeas
with interest; Or all cash al the option of the
purchaser. go. s,t,,,
Darc,,,o uyic HIM IN vio,u INA
please call on the undersigned residing at Tow-'
sontown. HENRY L. BOWEN, Trustee.
SAMUEL G. WILSON, Auetioneer. '''.i'''o'
Sept l6-ts i@
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NesO Embellishments.
LOST

ON Saturday 9th inst, A WHITE TERRIER
~ DOG, with cropped ears, long tail, left eye
gl.lss, answers TO the name of "Frank." Alb
, eral reward will be given if returned to
j. EDWARD JENKINS,
Sept. 16.-1t* Towsontown.
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TTNuIs. Is TO GIVE. NOTICE, that the sub
scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Baltimore county, letters OF admins
tration on the estate OF >A 80
~-a CHARLOTTE WITIERS.. OIL 'eta
late Of said county, deceased. All persons hav
ing claims against the said estate 'afe heteby
warned to exhibit the same with theavGuchers
thereof to thesubscriber, Z ENUCD
tbS On 0Grs the 5 ~ fey { 4 29ds ss
all benefit of said estate. Those indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment. Given Under my hanl this 18th day
of September, 1855.
Tgtgf MICHAEL P. C, WITHERS,sE
Sept. 16.-4t# Isft1si administrator. q
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AN OUTRAGE.-After dinner at the Reception
on Tuesday last, it was discovered that Guanti-
ty Of the surplus bread had been stolen and care
ully slowed away in a two-horse covered 3ag-
! on standing near the table. Information of the
fact came to Mrs. NJ. A. Shealey, who went to
the wagon and found four women in it, whom
she compelled TO return the stolen property. In
+ the meantime a man named Williams, N Consta-
BILE in the Tenth district, came mp and said the
wagon was his and that one Of the women was
his wife, but that he had no part in stealing the
bread. Whether this be true we know not Int
the fact that the stolen property was in his wag-
on and that his wife was plainly implicated looks
suspicious. At any rate, it was The most shame
less outrage we have ever heard of. That these
people should begin plundering a table from
which they had just partaken through the liber-
aitylo their neighbors, is the height of mean
ness and crimnality, and we hope that steps
will be taken to bring the offenders T. to strict
punishment. m ,ay 49, ,f,o tt
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ALSO. will be sold at the same time and
pleace, the following Stock and Farming I'M
plements, consisting in part OIL Horse, SHOW
el Plows, Furrow Plows, Cultivators, Hay Car
riage, Horse Rake, l narrow tread Wagon g
horse), one Wagon Bed, &c, rlY.- ET-ys
I ny Sale to commence at II o'clock NJ. r.
Terms made known on day of sale. lff
lF5 SID 9f JOSEPH PARSONS.
SAMUEL G. WILSON, Acutioneer. s
Sept. 16.--ts. tvs'fsuepe9
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TIS.-The tin Of The old Court House roof,
which was sold on "Wednesday last, brought be-
tween sixty three and sixtY-fonr d0llars9 100 n
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CUSANNAH Low and others. .gs. ia MES
y II. LUCKETT, and others, an the Circuit
Court for Baltimore coumty-in equity. llL
ORDERED, this 9th day of September, 1868,
that the sale made and reported by Thomas
toned therein,be ratified and confirmed pless
cause to the contrary thereof be shown, on or
Jstore the I'd dug Of October merit, provided a
copy of this order be inserted in some paper
printed in Baltimore county. once in each of
three successive weeks before the Both day of
September next. t.> tul
The report states the amount of sales to be
$i,559. m a. m m ataa
JOHN II. LONGNECKER, Clerk f
True Copy-Test qo.s..a....t-
JOHN II. LoNGNECKER, Clerk.
Sept. l6.-3t. E
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THE SMEDLEY HoUsE.-As the boarding sea-
son is now about closing, it is but due 10 Mr.
Shaw to remark the success with which he has
conducted this popular Hotel during the Sum
mer just past. Filled with guests OF the highest
character, there has been litte complaint Of any
thing in the comforts or management of sihe
house. Every attention was paid the patrons'of
the house, and the greatest anxiety manifested
for their enjoyment. i The last regular Hop OF
the season was held on Thursday night Of last
week and was fine affair. On last Monday
night an association of Ladies and gentlemen
frouiihe city came up in a specialear and Strip
ped the light fantastic toe' until Tuesdays sur
rise began to tip the Eastern Hills. We hear; of
other Clubs and associations who propose com
ing to the ;Smedley"l for AN evenings enjoy
ment. No better place can be found. When
the new road to Charles ST. avenue is opened we
may look for a large increase of transient custom
at the ''Smedley ~ Chris Shaw has made HIM
self many friends in this community andai is
hoped he will find it convenient to remalt.saxitli
us4dnring the Winter. agiI IIao 9IgS>sA r.
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TALL lCoRN.---Mr. Tfios.i j. Hill of the 18th
Dist. left in our Office few day ago, "a stalk of
white Corn, ID ft.in length with two good enrs
on it, about 5 #, from the ground. -, -.