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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-03-18

Tnh EouSrY fjosbe. AWE Had the pleasure Of
attending Draft meeting Of the 81 Dist. ut Nj,
John Ditch's on Monday evening last. There
was duitea good attendance. number of vol
untecrs have been pot in to the credit Of this
Dist. and the Draft association has generously
advanced the 5000 County Bounty, IN the hope
that they would speedily be Reimbursed BY the
County Commissioners. Upto this time however,
this has not been done, and considerable feeling
was manifested against the Board of Commission
ers for their course in the matter. We under
stand, they would be willing to take Bonds, pro-
vded they can't get the money, but didn't know
when the Commissioners would meet for the
transaction of such business. The people expect
the $500 Couaty Bounty to be paid as provided
in the Bill and every effort should be made to
furnish it promptly.
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Turnpike Legislation.

Bill has been, introduced in the Legislature
to amend the charter Of the Hartford Turnpike
Co., AS the city of Baltimore extended its boun-
diaries, the company ceded portion ofther road
to the city, the latter agreeing to keep that much
of the road in repair. About $4,000, have been
spent by the city in putting and keeping the &C.
ded part of the road in repair, and yet the CON-
pany keep their toll-gate at the same place, and
charge the same toll as though they still kept
the entire road in repair The citizens of that
section justly object to this imposition. The Bill
before the Legislature provides that the tol-gate
shall be moved farther from the city, and that
tolls be charged only for the distance actually
owned BY the company. p9lss liAi
| "A Bill is also before The Legislature, author
izing suits TO be brought against several other
turnpike companies for failing tokeep their road,
In proper repair, d 'sp4s 81 ~ M
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Colorad Rebels.

Abolition in the south was practically accom-
plished by the Rebel Senate before they adjourn
ed, deciding to arm and equip 300, 600 slaves, to
fight the battles of the Confederaey. Where are
the copperheads and croakers now, the anti-ne-
gro-soldier men; who don't want the ''pet insti-
tuition" molested
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-03-18

On the 23rd Feb, Mrs. CHARLOTTE WIrHE1Rs,
in the 10th year of her age. u.I .9I4
At Gainesville, on the 2lst inst, GEoRGE, son
of E. and e. G. Livezey, aged 9 years.
/ On the lth inst, HARnIE COOPER, aged >
years. months and 9 days, beloved son OF Il,
bA!C G.. and Mary Vanhorii. HSss go Ssh
On the 18th insts REGEcoA, aged SO years,
widow of the late Thos Brannan.
son Of Robt. and Sarah Shipley, of This county.
On the 18th instant at the residence OF her
grandmother, Baltimore 60, MARY h., aged IT
years a nd 6 months, daughter of James y and
Sarah Il. Douglass. uit
On the 9th instant, near Sweet Air, JosuuA
JACKSON, in the Goth year Of his age. lii ia
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Homicide in queen Anne's County

Homicide In queen Anne'S County.
On Wednesday the 9th inst, an affair occurred
on We Farm Queen Anne county, resulting
in the instantaneous death of John b. Paca, and
his uncle, Alfred Jones both of that county, and
of which the following are the particulars The
| first named has brother, Edward Tilghman Pa
ca in the Rebel army, and his portion of the
| property known as Wye Farm, and other land,
which contains about Ia 600 acres, was confs-
| Gated and il. pursuance of decree Of the Uni
| ted States District Court sold at public auction
about 18th January. His uncle Col. VIA. B. Pa
ca who is part owner and trustee Of the proper
| ty, became the purchaser. John B. Paca and
Alfred Jones, the uncle, notwithstanding the sale
of the property by the United States remained
on the place, and on Tuesday last were engaged
in putting up a fence, running parallel with the
public road, in front of and distant abont five
hundred yards from the mansion house. Colo
mel Paca in passing by the house observed Them
and asked them why they were doing this work,
adding that they laid themselves liable TO arrest
John b. Paca said, ''By God, I'll show you who
has the right to arrest you ar istocratic 49,
~ After few more words, Col. Paca
went away. SIS Fssss. E-sssss7 ssesssR8a tTy
The following day, accompanied by his three
sons, John P, james and Tilghman Chew Paca
he rode in his carriage over to the farm TO meet
the United States Deputy Marshal. John B. Pa
| fence. Colonel Paca remarked to John, sYou
have no right to do this am trustee and part
owner of the property" John B. Paca raised a
stout piece Of wood abont four feet long, used
as post ram, and followed by Jones armed with
an AK or spade, approached the carriage and was
| in the act of striking the occupants when James
and Tighman Paca pointed their bird guns and
fired, the shot taking effect in the necks of both
Jones and John B. Paca, and killing them in
stantly Henry Paca brother of the one Kill
led, who was with him and Jones when the car
| riage containing Colonel Paca and his sons drove
up towards them, immediately ran towards the
mansion and procuring a gun, had reached TO
within one hundred and fifty yards of the spot,
when he raised the weapon as if TO fire, but find
ing that his brother and Jones were shot he turn
ed and ran away Immediately after the tragic
occurrence John P. Paca drove the carriage 10
| Centervile and handed his two brothers over to
the civil authorities, who had the father also ar
rested and confined in prison. John p. Paca
reached Baltimore on Thursday evening the 9th
tinst., in the steamer from Centervlle. is sta
ted that John B. Paca, the one killed had threat
ened to take the life of his uncle, Colonel Paca,
if he persisted in claiming possession Of the prop
erty by virtue of the sale by the United States
authorities He was about 20 years of age, and
his uncle, Alfred Jones, was about SO years old.
l-AplericdU
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ANOTHER yIcruM-Mr. j. w. NJ. Mercer, OF
the Second Dist. informs us that, John Edmon-
son OF Co. G. 4th nd. Inf, formerly of Wetherd-
Vile BALTIC Co. who was captured by the enemy
last Sept. in front Of Petersburg, died at Annap-
oils lately, three days after being exchanged. =
His wife arrived in time to see him breathe his
last. Thus has passed away another victim Of
Rebel cruelty and neglect.
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NOTICE.

OFFICE CLERK or THE CIRcUIT C0uRT For
BALTIMORE, COUNTY,
TowsoNTowN, Msrch 18th, 1885. }
nERSONS having Deeds, Mortgages, &c, in
this office ,for,record, left prior to January
LIST, 1865, are hereby informed that all such are
now ready for delivery, and they are requested
to call and receive them. The large number
Of instruments Of writing accumulated in this
Office, prompts the undersigned to make this
reouest. JNO. III. LONGNECKER,
March IS-6m. Clerk.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-03-18

Gay- The Draft has begnni earnest both in city
and county At Capt. Cathcart's office the First
and Second wards were drawn on Wednesday,
and at Capt Holland Ellicotts Mills on the same
day the Second Dist of the county was drawn tor
SO men, out of 2S7 names placed in the wheel
These drawings will continue in both districts
until they are completed.
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no OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

We have received several anonymous commu-
nications during the past few weeks, which we
would have been glad to publish, had the au-
thors name accompanied them. We take no
notice of a communication unless we have the
writer's name i3
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-03-18

PROPERTY AGENT IN TowJoNrowN.---Judge
Payne of this place, well known to many of our
readers has opened an Office over Nj. Cooper's
Store for the purpose of selling land and trans
acting Il general Conveyancing aud property
agent business. From the well known charac-
ter of the Judge those who entrnst their bust
ness to his care may rely upon being faithfully
served - y -+.t. i1++
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-03-18

AeRrcUbruR a. IupLRMeSrs. I'VE had the pleas
ure on Monday last, of looking through the inn
mense agricultural implement establishment OF
Mr.. Jno. Mayher, on Pratt, St, Baltimore. 1t
was almost equal 10 visit to an Agricultural
Fair. There is nothing thata Farmercan want
in the way of seeds and machinery, that Mr..
Mayher does not keep on hand. And as be has
a machine shop, for the manufacture OF the I'M
plements which he sells, farmers can rely on get
ting good article. We can recommend his
store to our friends in the country. 20
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Tns pArea DuTy Among the other bills lost
In the last hours of Congress, owing 20 dlsNs
Rfeement between tile two Houses, was The one
reducing tho duty on printing paper. The House
hnd fixed tho duty at the nominal figure OF per
cent. al Uaioren,, which was amended by the Sem
ute by increasing the rate 70 10 per cent. The
House refused to accept this amendment, and ad-
hered to the original bill, A committee OF con-
ference was appointed which recommended re-
ccssion on the part of the House, but no action
was had, and the result is that tho paper manu-
fact1rers still have matters their own way the
duty remaining as formerly at 40 per cent. -iSvn.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-03-18
Portable Sfeapn Engines..

Saw Mills, Grist Mills of all sizes, Wheeler,
Mehck & Cos, Railway and Plantation Pow
ers and Winnowers, Eagle Cotton Cine, Cotton
and Hay Presses, Gin Gear Segments and Wing
Gudgeons, Grain Drills, Cider Mills and Press
es, Wine Presses, Hay and Stalk Cutters,
Moving and Reaping Machines,
Farm Wagons and Carts, Churns, Wheat Fans,
Cornshellers, Corn and Cob Mills, Sole Agent tor
Mudges Celebrated Washing Machines, Hor-
ton, Depew & Co.'S, Flows and Castings, ]. w.
Elliot's Accomac, Va, Plow, Norfolk and Balti-
more Flows, aud a general assortment of all
kinds Of br aas- &. f.ss.sa
Field and Garden Seeds.
VIII furnish to order all kinds of Fertilizers
Mandatory, Machine Shop and Foundry,
CORNER PLOWMAN AND FRONT SITS,
DEPOT AND SEED STORE,
lbs W. Pratt street, opposite the Maltby House.
~ JOHN MAYHER, Agent
March IS, 1S65.-Iy.
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our readers at this time, we have condensed the
leading features of the present enrolment act
with some suggestion on the means of securing
exemption, and publish them below: ps ~.
aat ialia WHO ARE EXEMPT. .'a
An persons uadeg 20 or orer As gears Of age ON
The dag Of DRIFT, Family bibles, baptismal certf-
Gates, church registers &C., where these are in
existence, should be offered in proof, together
with the affidavit of two respectable persons
heads of families. 81 l gaauE 5ou
The physically and mentally disabled, Ito be
decided by the Board of enrolment. Medical GER
tificates are not of much account except where
they come from respectable source and serve to
aid the surgeon in the examination of the case.
In case Of disabilities not easily detected by exam
ination, the sworn statement of parties acquaint-
ed with the case, may prove serviceabe. Ply
sicans who give certificates for pay, liable TO
punishment. Attorneys or agents who prepare
any papers for drafted men, are by law limited
to charge of So ,..f-to.ss rr,
Men acho ssrccd too gears during the present aoar
in the army or naey,- be proven by discharge
or other official paper.
aliens are ertmpt-By an alien is meant, TO-
reigner who has never declared his intention Of
becoming citizen, who has never attempted to
vote nor hold any Office, civil or military, in the
country. These facts must be established by
the oath of two respectable citizens
Persons oho paid communication in 1863, ARE
exempt for three years from the day they were
drafted, Those who paid Communication since
February a, 1864 are, we are informed, liable
| to the present draft. u 5,,str,a .3fl ~ af.,oa,
Persons Who furnished substitutes not liable to
drgt,---are exempt for the time such substitutes
are exempt, not exceeding the time for which
they were mustered into service n lff .a1
y Members Of religious denominations, +-4who by
oath or affirmation, declare that they are consci-
entiousy opposed TO bearing arms, are in good
standing in their church, and are prohibited
from doing SO by the rules and articles offaith Of
such church, may pay $780,; or be assigned to
Hospital duty or the care Of freedmen as they
may select. t4f taflN g.fts!y.-1 slts54 sf,5J =
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.oBIACMINERY. oof

2 LO VS., CASTINGS &c. )
And will guarantee to supply al orders for
them on as reasonable terms, and to furnish as
good an article as can be had in the city of NJ
York, and would recommend his friends and
customers to forward their orders as soon as pos
sibe, so that they can be flled time for them
Among the articles to be always obtained at
NV asta hi / M me- III M q
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PUBLIC SALE.
- B $


MI undersigned will offer at public sale at
l. his residence, TO miles from Baltimore on
the Hartford Turnpike, on ef
Monday. 27A day Of 3Iarch, 1855,
at oclocksP. NJ, the following Stock, Farm
ing Implements, Household Furniture, &c. viz:
Fine Work Horses, valuable Brood Mares,
Colt year old, sired by Paul Clifford, Cows,
u fresh, balance springers,) Heifer, l Steer,
all part Ayrshire and Alderny; Ewes, six
hainbs, broad tread Wagons for three or
four horses, for or five horses, (nearly new,)
and for four horses; I new Montgomery Fan,
good hay carriage, horse rake nearly new, cut
ting box, corn shelter, reaper and mower, self
raker, Manney's patent with Woods improve
ment four-horse threshing machine in good or
der, dc. Also, Household and Kitchen Farni-
ture, and many other articles not necessary to
mention. GS- Terms Cash.
VIM. S. TREADWELL & SON.
s. G. WILSON Anctioneer.
March ~
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wAKED UP AGAIN. I'VE stated few weeks ogt
that the people Of the 9Th election district, had
given up their efforts TO I'll their quota without
draft But we learn through correspondent
that they have reconsdered the matter and hay,
gone at il again with determination TO succeed
Some of the citizens have contributed literally
to the object.
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Fron1 The 12th District.

1iessfs. Editors, ofhe eoer wetc0mc j0uffal n
eueats, contents, discontents &C., knosc't 6y Me
name Of Balimore County Union.
Your iirstquesIou will probably bez-Well,
who are yon7 We answer proud I've belong
TO your s'Union,e aud sincerely wish every FAM
ily in Baltimore county were a member Of the
same. nIn Union is strength" And how
the tUnion'' But you may still wonder where
is Your dwelling. place? We apswer--in the 9th
district, where we will always be glad to wei
come the travelling editor Of the Union who
gives such vivid accounts of his sightseeing
tours.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-03-18

DR.. REILLEy's LRcrURE. -7According to an
TowsonsL Literary Association, on Wednesday ev' G
last, in the Court House The weather was low
ering and rainy all day and the night dark, so
that few persons from the country found it pru-
dent to venture out. Hence the audience. was
mnch smaller than we hoped it would be.q
The Lecture was highly interesting, and was
delivered in that distinct and forcible style for
which the speaker is noted. After some gener-
al remarks on Poetry, giving its History, its va
rious subdivisions &c, DR., Kelley read selec-
lions from the most popular Poets, Shakespeare
Campbell, Goldsmith, Byron, Burns, Milton,
Tennyson, Poe and others. These selections
were delivered in fine style, and those who failed
to hear them, lost treat. The association meets
in the Hall next Wednesday evening as usual.
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NeN ddCgrlssen.e,,ls.
PETROLEUna.

fIlHE CLAREMoNT OIL COMPANY OF
4 VENANG0 COUNT Pa. BALTIMORE.
Capftal $300,B00, u 100, 600 SHARES IF rs each
Organized under Mining laws Of Pennsylvania.
PRESIDENT.
RI. EVANS, Baltimore county.
DlHEcrORs.
r. II. EVANS, Baltimore county.
n. ~. PENNIMAN, Baltimore city.
X. @. MASON,
THOMAS 6 CLARK, I"
Il. X. SPRAGUE, /"
s. G. LONG,
GEO. 0. EVANS. Philadelphia, Pa.
TREASURER.
JAS. +. PURvIS, JR., of Puryis & Co, Bankers,
Baltimore.
SECRETARY.
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RRLlGIoUs NoTIcs. Rev Francis f. Church,
Junior Preacher on North BALTIC. Circuit, NJ. +. q.
will preach as follows on next Sabbath the 10Th
inst Atll o'clock A. NJ. EPSON; 81 P. NJ Tay-
lor's I ?. NJ. Queenstown.
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PHYSICIAN TO THs JATL.-The County Commits
sioners have appointed DR.. j. Piper of Towson-
town. physician to the County Jail.
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GoLD.--Gold was down to ls5 during the week

THE NATIONAL LoAN.--Subscription are now
averaging about FIVE million dollars day. +.
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J U. s. senatora

On Thursday week, the Legislature elected
Hon. J A. J. Creswell of Cecil county, to serve
in the u S. Senate, for the unexpired term Of
Mr., Hicks The vote stood, Creswell 49, Evans
IL, Kerr II. lie took his seat in the Senate the
day after bis election. His term expires march e..
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FOR SALE.

EOURTEEN Acres of Woodlandwith- .ssaRse
in half a mile of Towsontown.- 49, ssss'
There are severalsBligible Building Sites Il
on this lot, being the most elevated land in the
vicinity and affording a fine view of the sur
rounding country. 1t is for sale all together, or
will be devided if 50 desired. AA
ALSO, Two Houses and Lots in Towson- -.
town, in fee. One Immediately on the Ri
York Road, the other near it, Apply to IN
B. N. PAYNE,
Property Agent and conyeyancer.
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PUBIIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE
VNHE subscriber will offer at public sale ON
his premises at Kingsville, Baltimore couA-
mty, l4miles on the ', BelSlr 70. road Onf
E5ESQ Alto O'CLOCK, A. NJ, IAAaA@
The following personal property
All the Stock and Fixtures of Grocery, con-
sstng ofsuch articles as are commonly found in
a Country Store. Also, one Horse, years old,
one two horse Plough, one l-horse Shovel Plow,
Rakes, Shovels, Spades Hoes, Cutting box, set
of pillow Harness, lot of Chickens, &c. Also,
lot of Furniture, consisting of one Bed, three
Bedsteads, two Mattresses two Stoves, one So
ia, Chairs, Tables, &c. TERMS CASH.
,,.-srey., EDWIN F. MORRIS.
s. G. WILSON, Auctioneer. z atlA
March I8.-It@
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THE MARKETS.

<aL BALTIMORE, March II.
FLOUR-Howard Street Super $1,000. @sll.OO
Retailing Extra. ISL so
M &c Family .".$l2OO @SOOOO.
City Mills Super. 100 10000
Baltimore Family ........... ......$13-50
Ohio Super 1913 (YSOOO0
% Extra $l125M $ii 30
Family ................. i.....-..$l2.5 O@S0O,00
CORN MEAL per barrel. 90 @SO.00
GRAIN-White Wheat. 260 263 cts.
Red Wheat....."....:.....2480 IL 250 cts.
White l53 cts.
Yellow Corn. 100 l52 cts.
"a Oats, weight, ......... 80 q 50 cts
Rye......... ......... .........l65( 9 OoO cts'
PROVISIONS Bacon Shoulders.....2 OIL cts.
Sides............22@ 123 cts.
a4 D-lh 19d Hams S. cured........24@25 cts.
SALT-Ordinaryi brands, fine, .....S43Q@$44O
Ground Alum. 90 q So. 10
Turks Island, per bushel,......oO @$lOS
WHISKEY-( ......S2.26 @$22o
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A Coop Days WoRk.--Mr. Chas. L. Jessop
and Mr.. n R. Woodward, one day last week
shot rs ducks on the Bull Neck Farm, in The
18th district By an advertisement lin another
column, it will be seen that this farm is offered
for rent. 4si3asl .ia3g s8baof so
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PUBLIC SArE-

PUBLIC SALE
FTNHE undersigned will offer at public sale at
L his residence, mile below Monkton Mills,
on the N. c. r. r., on
Thursday, March 23rd 1865,
at IL o'clock NJ the following Stock, DC, con-
sisting of
FIVE FINE WORK HORSES,
Eight Cows, 2 Heifers Young Bulls, Ono mar
row tread four horse Wagon, (new,) do. broad
tread, hillside Pillow, | new Threshing Ma
chine (Pelton-power,)
MOWER AND REAPER COMBINED,
(Kirby's patent,) l Spring Tooth Horse Rake, l
Cook Stove, slot of Barrels, Old Iron, &C., and
many other articles not necessary to mention.
Nse- TERMS CASH. b6sf lsH
JOSHUA GRIFFIN.
SAMUEL G. WILSON, Auctioneer.
March l8-ts r. E8 EG0Ish
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.SoTHcn IupoRTANr PROVISION.
EXEMPTIONS.

Acting assistant surgeons contract surgeons
and surgeons aud commissioners on tho ehrol-
ing boards, while In tue military service ~ the
United States shall hereafter be exempt nom All
liability TO be drafted under the proyaloM ~
any mel for enrolling and calling cut the netIen'
al forces, ,s
This net IL now IL effect, Nothing therein IL
10 operate TO postpone the pending draft 0F ihers
itre with the quotas assigned Therefor
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Glen Leila is my happy home,
Mid sunshine and mid flowers.
- Where delighted love to roam,
Aun0p, fkc cha1 y. hawpra

Now don't you think Glen Leila pretty
lame IF you want to know more about The or
igin of the name, and the beauty of the place,
W. would suggest that you call in person and
liake inquiry. You would be delighted with the
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Agricultural.
TNHE subscriber, Manufactured and Dealer
Il in Agricultural aud horticultural
IMPLEMENT rs AND SEEDS.

Takes this method of informing his friends and
the public in general that he is now located in
the City of Baltimore, with the necessary tools
and Machinery for the manufacturing ofcall
kindS of
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BALTIMORE COUNTY
BOUNTY BILL.

- - - - - - II Il
OFFICE CoUxTf COMMISSIONERS FOR BALTI-
et MORE COUNTY. 5ai lE
ITNHE County Commissioners of Baltimore
l. county having passed an order to issue
County Six per Cent. Bonds of $500 and 81 600,
interest payable semi-annually, to the amt of
H2s'H 100000,
payable ten years after date, or sooner, at the
pleasure of the County Commissioners, after
five years, for the purpose of raising Bounty
Fund as authorized by the General Assembly
of Maryland, and as portion Of them remain
unsold, they will meet in their office at Tow
sontown, on
Tuesday and Wednesday, the 4th and 5tA days Of
EsH april Neat, ~
for the purpose of selling the balance of said
Bonds, at which time those persons who have
purchased can receive their Bonds.
JOSHUA F-coCKEY,
March 18.-td. l3tth President.