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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-04-29
Trustees Sale,

HNHE undersigned Trustee, will offer for sale
i atthe Exchange Salesrooms, Bal. -
tmore, on Monday, the 22d day Of Nay, Is stAf
1865, at l O'CLOCK, P. NJ, the follow ISL ESEAR
ing property in Baltimore county, un 49,
improved. sriss4 i@e SIC nH ~
s. LIST LOT!L-Nos26, on Plat of Hampden Viii
lage, fronting on Cross street, containing about
li1 2 ACRES, 2 RO0DS and S4.PERCHES,
excepting therefrom abouta quarter of an acre
sold to Dennis Kelley and Patprk Kelly. This
lot lies in front of DIR. -6herbonn6srs stone Cot
tage, in Hampden and between that cottage and
the Falls Turnpike road. .siba astaig if~
Z I'd L0T--A tract of land near North Point
House, part of Swan Harbor in Pata psc0 Neck
containing ia ACRES, FOODS and 38d'ER-
CHES about nine miles from Baltimore by the
North Point Road fronting ON boths sides of
that road and running back to and binding on
Bear Creek, nayigable River TO this property.
This land adjoins Messrs., F9rris and Todd
and was formerly known as the Green prop
erty." tt 49,, ~ ts,,-s.r
/. TERMS One; third cash balance with in
terest at six and twelve months, or thefwhole
cash at the option Of, the purchaser. s..t,f-..
- GEORGE R. sCINNAMON,Dl, ~
rs 10 a. 49, Trustee.
- SAMUEL II. COVER, Auctioheer.s
April Pot. ~, .s-.rs,f,,s =,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-04-29

The status of Returned Rebels.

AS SOdOuS VI ADCOu1AOO AAOOOAos
2. On Monday last the Sec. of War submitted to
The. Attorney General of the U s. several ques-
tons respecting the terms Of surrender between
Grant and Lee. The opinion given by the Attor-
ney General, is that persons from the loyal States
who went South and joined the Confederacy,
have by that act lost their residence in the States
from which they went and had voluntarily assu-
med a residence within the belligerent territory :
and that therefore, their homes being within the
Confederate lines, they have no right under the
terms of capitulation, TO return to any loyal
State except with special permission It is also
decided, that none but those who were actually
in the military service of the Rebellion, can claim
the terms Of surrender.
Major Gen. Wallace, commanding this Depart
ment has issued an order requiring the immedi-
ate arrest of all rebel officers, soldiers and citizens
in the Middle Military Department, who are to be
held in confinement, TO be disposed of as may be
directed hereafterby the General Government at
Washington The effect of this will be- lis pre-
sumed, to return the parties South, except in ca
ses. where special exception may be granted.
This action will relieved the loyal citizens Of
the County from insult and harm at the hands
Of some Of the pestient Traitors who have return
ed to our midst, and viii prevent any further Vi
olation of good order throughout the State.
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The Presidents Remains.

Like dark cloud, the funeral train of the la
.nented President is passing through the land, on
its way to Springfield Illinois, where the body
will be finally entombed on Saturday May 9th.
Everywhere there is the profopndest demonstra-
ton ofloye and veneration for the great and
good man who was so suddenly taken from our
midst Many and manya heart that thrdbbed
SO iuexpressibly when the foul tragedy was rela-
ted, would gladly have been still forever, if bis
could have beat on. His death is q personal al
fiction to every faithful American household
and no, name will linger more tenderly in the
heart of this great Nation than that Of Abraham
Tintoln.aA s9iii00 - taB9cn3b hebi9sb 3
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The Late Col. Wilson.

sts.ff.@ts April sZObI, 1oOJ.s
At meeting of the friends Of the late Col
John w. Wilson, held at Cockeysyille, DR.. VIM
S. Thompson was called to the chair and D
Poteet appointed Secretary. On motion the
following Preamble and Resolutions were a
dopted y ear Ksi - ~
Wilson are DESTROYS of evncing just appre-
citation of the self sacrificing patriotism and
devotion to his country, that fatally terminated
his life while bravely leading his command be-
fore the rebel Capitol, and -2A fiia
Whereas, By his death, he leaves a widow and
FIVE children under heavy pecuniary embar-
easements. t.-flffe 5i4ta s.fitfi4r .yoa =
Therefore belt .Resolrsd, That the chairman chs o.
this meeting, appoint a committee OF eight
whose duty it shall be to solicit donations for
the Humiliation of all the debts against his es-
tate and that the committee shall select one OF
their number to act as Treasurer, whose duty
it shall be to confer with the Administrators,
and obtain az list Of the, claims against said es-
tate and lay them before the first monthly meet
ing of the committee.
RESOLVED, That the committee shall at their
monthly meetings make returns of their coilec-
tlons to the Treasurer with the aineslof the
donors, and the Treasurer shall report the same
to the Baltimore County Uniea, for publicity,
and it shall further be the duty Of the Treasur-
er to pay to the Orphans Court such sums as he
monthly receive, to the credit of said estate:
ResoLped, That the Committee hold its first
monthly meeting at Cockeysville, on Saturday,
May 9th at o'clock and monthly thereafter
on such days as they may determine. #
The following gentlemen were appointed a
committee in accordance with the proceeding
resolutions: 81
p Rev. r. G. Galbraith, John O. Price,Z. Poteet,
DR.. VIM. Thompson, RS. Smith, Thos IL all,
N. III. Parker and Editors Baltimore Cetlnty
Union. aao.u4uofhe iGo3 9f8 ss.gsi5 1iff.
Upon motion twas ordered that theproceed-
ings of this meeting be published in the Balti-
more County Union. After which the meeting
adjourned nssR8 t.s'.ti
5d Ii s5ils'fh Wx S. THOMPSON, Chairman.
2. PoTREr, Secretary. alnlttl
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Circuit Court for, Baltimore County
MARCH TERN, 1865.

Before Hon. D. &C H. Emory; John 7. Ensor
Esq, States attorney. tttaa
IL ! fa-exa III ~ MONDAY, a.
After anntermission of one week through re-
spect for the memory Of the late President, the
conrt re-assembled to-day and transacted the fol-
lowing business = no 9Y ET1
Mary Marinegold indicted for selling. liquor
on Sunday Pleaded guilty fined $20and costs
| Fred Weber, indicted in four cases for selling
| liquor and lager beer on Sunday. Pleaded gull
| ty fined $50 and cost in each case-inalt 1927
| Upon motion Of Mr.. Mclaughlin, VIM. Maggie,
ESD, OF the Baltimore bar was admitted to prac-
| tce at this court. lHta9 300
Margaret Butchey, indicted for selling liquor
on Sunday, pleaded guilty. Fined $50 and costs
John Hibner, indicted for the same offense, also
| pleaded guilty. Fined $40 and costs.
| State VS.. Daniel Bosom, indicted in two in
| dictments-one for an assault on Edith Bosom,
| the other for malicious mischief" shooting al
| the house in which Edith Bosom resided. Tried
before jury, verdict not guilty.
| State vs. Geo. Phillips, Henry BraZena, Isaac
EPettcord,s Alexander Beaumont and Oliver Beau
mont indicted, in several cases for assault, &C.,
pleaded guilty each in one case. The remainder
of the cases were stetted by the States attorney.
Fined 81 and costs.
State vs. William Alban, indicted in two cases
one for assault with in.entto kill, the other for
assault and battery upon George Fowbe. iried
before the court. Not guilty on the first count ;
| guilty on the second.
John r. D. Bedford VS.. Thomas Cockey. Judg-
ment BY confession in favor of plaintiff for the
sum Of 5000, with interest.
1te,s, TUESDAY, . 25.
Weir and Myers VS.. Barney Comber-len on
defendants propety for amount due for brick
purchased from plaintiffs by defendant amount
claimed by plaintiffs 1864 IS. Verdict in ,lavor
| of defendant sie.fssf s.lf si fe3sI-a
f. IL sl6ls{3 h5dsfnsr WEDNESDAY, &c.
The case of Patrick Donnelly, by Ann Donnel-
ly his next friend, vs. The NC. R. w. Company,
which,w set for trialsto-day, was continued I'M
til next term on account of the absence of an
important witness on the part of the plaintiff
Margaret Uebe ysHAugns Stapf. An action
for damages for breach Of promise Of marriage.
Amount of damages claimed BY plaintiff is 81, 900
On trial before juryD
The examination of evidence and the argu-
ment of Prayers before His Honor Judge Emory,
in the above case, occupied the attention of the
court all day Thursday. ~ stl, .0
On motion of John 7. Ensor, Esq, Mr.. VIM.
Fl. H.. Anderson of the Baltimore bar, was ad
mited to practice in this court.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-04-29
DIR. SWEETS
EnfalIibEe LiniIMent,

The Great External Remedy.
FOR RHEUMATISM, GOVT, NEURALGIA,
,LUAfBAGO, STIFF NECK AND JOINTS,
lsPRAIRS, BRUISES, CUTS AND
WOUNDS, PILES, HEADACHE,
ANDALIl UMATIC AND s
NERVOUS DISORDERS.
TNORian ofzwhieh til a speedy and certain
IL remedy, and never fails. This Llniment
is prepared from the recipe of DR.. Stephen
Sweet, of Connecticut the famous bone setter,
and has been used in his practice for more than
twenty years with the most astonishing success.
AS EVI A4OR Of PAIN, it is unri-
vailed by any preparations befJre the public, OF
which the most skeptical may be CONVINCED by
a.single trial. ,4,.s,. !. =
Ely, Rheumatic Disorders of every kind, and in
thousands of cases where it has been used it
has never been known to FAIL f's -
FOR NEURALGIA, it viii afford immediate
releffliA every ease however distressing.
vuIt vii relieve the worst cases 0f HEAlD@ACHE
inIhfsesIAinutes andsis Axarrantedf 10 ao4t.&s
TOOTHACHE also twill cure instantly.
FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY ANDGENERAL
LASSlTUDE arising from iniprlidence or excess
Instruments Almost happy andunfailing rem
edy. Acting directly upon the nervous tissues
it Strengthens and revivifies the system, and re-
stores it to elasticity and vigor
FOR PILES.-As an external remedy, we
claim tx at it is the best known, and we chal-
lenge the world to produce an equal. Every
victim of tn sdistressingcomplaints should give
it trial, for it will not iailto afford immediate
relief, .andEn almaioritY ofeases will effect
oUINsY AND soRETHRo AT are sometimes
extremely malignant and dangerous. but time
" application Of this Liniment will never fail
to cure. .i& eEasGil. y
SPRAINS are sometimes very obstinate, and
enlargement of the joints is liable to occur it
neglected. The worst case may be conquered
by this Linimentn two or threedays
BRUISES, CUTS MOUNDS, SORES, I'LL
GERS, BURNS AND SCADDS, yieldreadily to
the wonderful healing properties of DR.. Sweets
Infallible Eminent, when used according to
directions Also, nCIfILBLAfNS, FROSTED
FEET, AND INSECT BITES AND STINGS.
EVERY HORSE OWNER. i'fAe ="
should have this remedy at hand, for It's timely
Use at the first appearance of Lameness viii
e1Tectuallv prevent those formidable diseases,
to which ali horses are liable, and which4ren-
der so many otherwise yaluabie horses nearly
worthless. 81, r, NV sff.9ses
Over four hundred voluntary testimonials to
the wonderful curative properties of this Linl-
ment have been received within the laststWo
years, and many OF them from persons IN Sne
highest ranks of life. fneJ Ga
Caution.
To avoid imposition, observe the Signature
and Likeness of DIR. Stephen Sweet on every
label and also e Stephen Sweets lntallible Lin
iment" blown in the glass of each bottle, with
out which none are genuine:
Sole Proprietors, Norwich, ct.
C. LEWIS DUNLAP, Wholesale Agent,
= q = No. IL, w. Baltimore ST., BainmOreS
AOril 29.-3m. s-ss7
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-04-29

WII1ows.-A few days ago, Mr.. Tyson Ware
took load of stripped basket willows to!he city
weighing 1890 pounds, for. whiehliie received 80
per hundred or $i35 for the load. AsTwilows
can be easily grown in marshy lands and along
branches, where nothing, else eau be planted,
Farmers would find it profitable TO pay some at
tention to their cultivation They always COM
mand a ready sale and good prices. ~
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-04-29

TowsoNrowN LITERARY ASSOCIATION. - thelas'
meeting, the qnestion-Which Is happiest, mar
ried or single life, was discussed by Messrs. Nc
CHM. War6eld, Wright and 0Dell Question
next Wednesday eveuing-Should men who can
neither read nor write be allowed to vote?
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-04-29

Lone MAY II WAyE The Petit Jury4 of the
present term of Court have purchased a neat
flag bound in mourning, and run it up on the
Court House. s'Long may it wave say we, and
long may the Petit Jury live TO see its gallant
folds trembling ip the sunlight
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-04-29

CHARGED WITH TREASON. -AquiIa Jones, resi-
ding at Chestnut Ridge Baltimore county, was
arrested by Government detective lately and
lodged in the military prison upon charge OF
reasonable conduct. After an examination be-
fore Provost Marshal Woolley he was remanded
to prison to await trial before the Military commits
SION ...
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-04-29

| PARpoNED. Governor Bradford, has granted
pardon to james Hughs, convicted Of assault
with intent to kill, in the Baltimore county court
at December term 1864, and sentenced for years
| aud months.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-04-29

LARGE REVENUE are Informed that the
Will of the late Genus Barnum, required SIZE
worth of Revenue stamps to legaize it, making
the estate worth $3.50 900. MIR. Barnun, lived
on the Hartford Road in this county, and owned
the City~Hotel Baltimore. Il t7. ssssaes
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-04-29

BUrcHERINti.- We are happy to announce that
! Mr.. JOS Gorsuch has sufficiently recovered from
his severe and long continued Illness, to resume
his former business. Persons can be supplied with
ANYTHING in his line, by the last of next week.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-04-29

A FARM of 800 ACRESy good land, part
IN heavy timber, miles from Bal -
aHsr timore one of 100 acres, Lime SSasfaeIlff
stone land, good Improvements, go Eg4
near Warren FactoryF one ofl.k.k
So acres, miles east of Towsontown; lot oi
% acres newstcne Dwelling, good Barn and
,Wheelwright shoy, an .sxeellent place fer The
business; afarm' lotsf 4 la&dpes inAfiia eeiiai-
ton, will be sold with the Dwelling and shop
if desired a farm of TO acres in Towsontewn,
good Dwelling. Orchard, &c. ;fone Of, 7sacres
with three small Dwelling houses and Stable,
on the York Road IA acres of Woodland with
fine building sites ; houses and lots in fee
Building lots for sale Or lease, ground rent for
SALE Apply to B. n. PAYNE, =
Smedley Row, opposite the Court House.
AnriT 9q-ff
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=
. BALTIMORE County, April 18th, 1865.
Messrs. Editors ,--Solnetimc since | had the
pleasure of an editorial chat with. you, and this
morning, having few leisure moments, would
simply say that in common with millions, r feel
sad-very sad. ed ~ .HiJ9 ss# u1~ 5ii 1
s Abraham Lincoln sleeps s'IIe is not dead, 2
! nor will his works follow him to the grave
They are every where around us. While the
English tongue is spoken his name will stand
side by side with that of the immortal Washing
ton, not one notch totoer, not one iota less
Through his instrumentality the Great Eternal
has made this in truth "The land Of the Free -
The sons and daughters Of Ham, to the latest
generations Of time, will raise their honest heart
felt prayers in thanks to God,q for the ;gift of
Abraham Lincoln!a ssaa0 Jaf iu H+99h 1
OF him it may most emphatically be said, if
not 'First in War; 'Firstin Peace First in
kindness in forgiveness, in candor, in magma
nimity, in humility, in honesty. But he has
passed from our presence to the presence Of his
great exemplar, the blessed Savior, whom, we
believe he lumbly endeavored to follow. 3i,it
When the names of many of the great men of
to-day and of the familiar past, will befound on
ly by the laborious student among the ,musiy re-
cords of History fresh and glowing and ever
present on the tongue of humanity, will be the
name OF Abraham Lincoln, the great Moses of the
New Exodus. ~s* 'is s.p 's4i2'5tsSl'l +
DuL eduueSt vi all dDOut luis calamity, IS the
place whereit occurred, and the profession of the
man who committed the deed. Whatever may
be said of the merits of Theatres my own opinion
is, that the Devil has no more potent agency on
earth, no snare more successful in filing the
realms of destruction, than these gaudv, scduc-
tive whirlpoofs Of wickedness, known as sspIaccs
of amusement Whit hope that the effect
of this deep affection may not be lost upon those
who have heretofore hooked with favor supon
Theatres, Cd alI am yonrs s{scs s95 f He
il is well known that Mr.. Lincoln was, avery
rare visitor at Theatres. On the OCCASION OF his
death, he gent very reluctantly, and solelylfrom
an unwillingness to disappoint the people who
expected to see him there. This seems to have
been the motive with him in n est cases, and not,
as our correspondent seems 10 .,aply, n fondness
for the attractions the place, or a. Willingness
to his influence exerted in favor Of Theatres.
lie was too earnest too practical, too deeply en-
gagged 10 the magnitude Of his work, to be at
tracted by the trumpery and frivoIty Of Theater.
- Edo. issi ~ ~
sefsglg 5Hs iEs asa isHfls 1A
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REMOVAL.

nR. Elias C. Price having moved to Balti-
more spectfulIyinforms his old friends of
the county, who may be suffering from chronic
diseases that he would be glad to see them at his
Office No 81 N. PACA street. Office hours from
Z to 0 A. NJ, % to p. Ms~and to p. M.
Anril 2g--Hk& @ess
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Ncav Advertisements.

EXECUTOng'SASAL
valuable aud Desirable oonntry Seats on
The FredsFick Turnpike Z Miles
FROM the Cityot haiHm0re.
AT PUBLIC AUCTl0y
rs pursuance Of the. power vested in the I'M
\ dersian ell under TIE will OF Mary Palmer,
a1crased, snn.l By virtue s9f an order IL
Ofthe N0rpllansl Court fdf Baitimege faesllHA
county, tie Subscriber, as aching ex ass.Hk
ecnlOr of said Mary Palmer, will oilti E.k=&&S
ut pnblc sale. at TIN. exchange Salesrooms Sec
Ond street, IN the city-of@ Baltimore, on
Wcdaestidy HE mn d0y Of Nay, 1865,
~ / o'clock, 4. NJ,
the following valuable property in Baltimore
county:
LOT No. 1.-The RESIDENCE of Benjamin
, uated on the Frederick Turnpike road. about
| ~ miles from the city Of baltimore, containing
"a ACRES OF LAND, which is of excellent
The Improvement are BRIEF Dwelling, A
feet front, with large Barn, bl.iito ,stepe and
brick, 66 feet in length, with good Siabing, DC.
| There is also upon the propertySa comfortable
| DWELLING for Gardner, &C., and has fine
| grove Of native oaks and hickory trees, with
| the best Of pure spring water The residence
has always been considered one, of the most
beautiful and desirable in the vicinity OF Bal
timore. fna b sads ttsase. faiAs.slii4 10
y LOT No 2.--This contains 10 acres Of land
upon the south side of the turnpike road; and
| is Immediately opposite the lot upon which the
Dwelling is located. 1t adjoins the property Of
the Hon. Anthony Kennedy and has upon it a
beautiful site for a residence, 9witll a good
view. There is also upon this lot one of the
largest springs of water in the Si9te.
LOT No. 3.--This lot contains 81 acres and
90 perches of land adjoining No. 3, and is also
well located for building, and is susceptible OF
division into fine building sites.
LOT No. 4.-This lotcontains l4E acres, and
is situated on the road leading f,oin the Thistle
Factory to Il llicott;sxMils. 1t is4impFoNed by
ascomgofto6Ie esI'0k E4RW E 14I6Gi s1s$son.
DESTROYS of-viewing the.abpve property will BE-
shown it,by calling on Messrs- sP almer, who
reside on, the prem sess and plat of the. Lot:
can be seen at the office Of the Exafltor.
Possession will be given at once.
Terms of Sale as prescribed BY the Court
are-Onc- half cash on day of sale, and the bal
ance in six months, -or all cash at the option Of
the purchaser or purchasers. The credit pay
ments to bear interest, and to be secured TO the
satisfaction of the Executor. -
N. b. This property is worthy public atten
ton. situated on, one of the best roads out o
the city of Batimore-high, healthy and neigh
borhood unexccptionable. M
~. ~ s. II. TAGART, !.
Acting Executor of Mary. Palmer, dec
+. w. BENNETT & Co,
ApriI29. Ats.5a4 Z u q tAuegoneers.
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FOR SALE.

TIME elegant saddle horse " MESSENGER
| i TOM Is a beautiful Bay, seven FlA
hands high. lofty and handsome. He I'D
goes all gaits with ease to himself aud " "
rider Sired by Rein II. Wcr shington' horse
"Tom Friendship" 80 $50. ~,
NOAH WORTHINGT0N, Of Thos. 3
April 29.-3t% Baltimore county.
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!. The Contested Judgesl,ip.

A few weeks since, the Journal contained a
card from Mr. Grason 'To the voters of Balti-
moro county The object Of it was evidently to
arouse public sympathy for the defeated candi-
.date,. and to make political capital for the party
(which supported him.
The most sweeping charges were made, in that
scard, against. those members of the Legislature
who voted against him. OF the truth of these
charges the public may judge, after reading the
Communication On the subject in another column
oftoday's paper. The publication Of the card
and other steps that have been taken lately, are
but the beginning Of an effort 10 gain that polit-
cal influence in. the county, which the Copper
heads lost by their disloyalty. We call special
attention TO thc communication in another coll
ulnn It's statements are abundanty proven by
extracts from The Journal Of the House Of Dele
gates.
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bRArT. CLUB. According to notice in Tie
Union Of last week, the members OF tue 9lh dis
trct Draft Club, met at the Court House on Tues
day and dissolved, the Treasurers paying ~oack
the money deposited by each one, wllha proper
tional deduction from each, to pay the expenses
of ad rertising &C. Those who have not yet cali
ed on Mr.. LongnecEer for their money Should
dolsosat once ! ! q r.Nt ~ -. II
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The Troubles at Westminster.

p
In last weeks paper, we gave the proceedings
of a meeting of Union citizens of Westminster,
Carroll county, prompted by Indignation at the
death Of the President. Joseph Shaw, editor of
the Democrat, q violent and offensive partisan
sheet, waspotifed to leave town, and his Office
was pretty thoroughly Quilted by the crowd.
On Monday, Shaw, who is an unmarried man of
about 80 years Of age, and said to be of disrepu-
table character, returned to his boarding house
at The Hotel, declaring that to be bis home, and
that be intended remaining there, A Committee
immediately. waited on him, whom be refused to
admit to hisafoom, and on their forcing the door
he began firing with his revolver, wounding
Henry Bell in the hand. The commites prompt
u returned the fire. killing Mr., Shaw instantly.
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Jolsr Discussion. -On Wednesday evening"
10th. inst, the Randalstown and Powell Run
Lifeary Associations held u joint discussion OF
the QUESTION: Was Hannibal greater man
than Cesar r. Edward Spencer, Esq, opened
the decision on the part of the former ass9el p
latter. After an animated discussion which was
listened to by a large and interesting audience,
The discussion was given in favor ofthe Powell
Run Association
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Partnership Notice.

nOGTORS Charles Mclean and IsWeems
lJs1Iaw kins have formed a professional part
mershiprfor the general practice Of Medicine in
Baltimore county. Office at the residence of
DIR. Mclean, near Cockeysyille. ,osit
sssa fa e&f fx - ssgig April 29.-r3t&