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MARRIED..

IN the 10Th instant BY the Rev L. ~ Gas,lener. OF
the W. v Church, ALExasDnR GhATroN, ct Haffor,i
eoanty. 10 Mrs Seas BAaRErr. Of baltimore csantf
A. the fafsooAEe, ToN sontoun by the Ecy ran.fl
n. Parish. Nm. VILLAS % LVFfcIA a. HooK
IN 18th instant al e Andrews Church by Cd, l.rr
George a. leakhi, fLonVs ". NAS RIM Il nal'imefe
city. 10 Mss EntLT A. HIcEs, Of this COUNTY,
On the lTth instant ~ the residence % tn hfid o.
Rev. " n piii, CHAhLEs J.. NoEsaS t. M,..tt .
Liza, both " this county.
On The - instant. al the brides residence by the t
jos Francs, CHaHLks n Han, Of this county g. NJ.
lSNstt 4. btaant, of haitimorv, formerly u Noun.
Washington, Baltimore county.
Tn the 81 inst In TowsontaNn, by EGE William
Reese, JosHuA Mass. 10 MI. MAHf A. AtnAN i,i ..
this county.
A the residence Of the bride. father al Wafr,n pa
tory, On The 10 inst By Rev William Reese. pawn
sHrfs 20 Baltimore city, 10 Mss MAGfus y REtNHt.f
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.Er> They misrepresent and do !, knowingly,
who assert that the Union majority In Congress
seek TO prevent the restoration OF the rebel States
On the contrary, the Union majority in Congiess
and the great Union party Of the country desire
the admission Of every State ia;o full fellowship
just as soon as !; Is possible TO sec, il with safe
~ TO the nation The lessons Of the pas, four
years demonstrate the necessity OF care aud eau.
ton and hence We insist that the men who
plotted treason, in Congress. and with perjury
on their souls, used their positions under the
Government 10 effect lis overthrow. shall not be
allowed to resume their positions and power in
the republic. The nation. jus; rescued from the
deadly assaults OF 'ressoa, must not again he pu,
in jeopardy
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Democratic View Of the situation.

Oomocrhtic Wow OF tine SITUATION.
ThoSt. Mary's Casciie, always supporter Of
the Democratic party, reviews the political sit
uatiOn IN Maryland" and elassi6es " the differ
parties into which the public sentiment Of the
State appears TO be divided We make the fol-
lowing extracts:
There are now no less than four distinctive
parties III this State. Ia numerical power The
Democrats party Is greatly stronger than tho
other three parties combined and is perhaps also
second In elective strength. !, Ia, OF course, n
unit against the Registry law aud nearly unani-
nous for the restoration policy Of President
Johnson. Tzs party q Senator Cfesreu he
TAomases and fhs BaifImore Americaa Is ne neri
in ordv. II Is ms second IN numerical strength
aud he frd IN eiscfire p0seer. THIS party Is I'M
animous FOR the Registry law aud u unit against
'Prssident johnson. The ,hird party agrees In
sentiment upon vital issues with tho Democratic
party. u upholds johnson and favors the repcal
or at least the modification OF the Registry law
II Is headed by Mr. Speaker Frazier, and embra.
ces all opponents Of the Registry law and all the
real friends OF President Johnson'a policy Of res
toTation outside OF the Democratic party
Though OF considerable independent weight, this
party derives Its chief significance from iis inii-
mate Identification with President johnson and
from being the recipient Of his confidence and
patronage In the State. The fourth aud L,si par
" - composed II GorerHor NraHH aHd his Gdhc-
reHfs and - ne ,reakssi, both IL numerical ani
f'cciire strength, Of the quarlciic. II Is against
negro suffrage and opposed 60 the repeal Of the
Registry law. Thesc are IL minor tcnris, how
ever, is cardinal one being the election Of Gov
crnor Swami 10 the United States Senate. For
this the Governor Is now 10 market aud Is pre-
pared to sell himself aud party At the shortest
notice.
Aud this Is the political Situation IN the State
II Is clear to our Judgment that the ultimate
parties in this struggle are the Democratic and
the Radical, and that the two others will be- all
sorhed by these before the election.
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DIED.

TN sunday evening last 10 the Tenth District ~.
Ass nspbtHs. ufe % M Baddsrs, Res u this
agsd - years.
On the sth % April, hAET Lara SoFuf. daurhtrr o
Josiah and Elizabeth whecer aged ~ year, manth,
and % days.
AZ his residence In baltimore county The sh ms.
Rev MittiAn pAVsHADsT In the s9th year of bis az
On Tuesday, the I'd instant At Rockiand, tis iaie
frsdcncel In baltim0rr county. Col William TsGAHf
In belaiF on Tuesday 81 % MAY isss. aiisr a pr
iTart- Illness Mr. srsaNSa TanorE Ia the 5fh scar
q her aEe.
On the 18th instant, HAHHEr. Felet % Charles nr,al
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A VERY desirable Farm aud Country E,..
IA idenee, situate ON the east side Of IA
o. the BALTIC. and Hartford Turn. $500
pike, about y miles from the ssis
-city, containing nearly siXTYlssas
ACHES OF LAND. with fair improvement
aud n superior Orchard. The present crop ma
be had alta fair value. and possession ven
Immediately.
A superior place of about ~ ACRES. on the
east side Of the Bel-Air Road, aOout I mile
from the city, with excellent Dwelling aud out
building, and every convenience Tor a delight
fol and genteel residence.
A Lot Of about 10 ACRES, on the east side q
the Hartford Turnpike, 81 miles on Hartford
Turnpike, with an excellent aud well. buill
dwelling. - n by % feet. with cellar through.
out. This place commands dne view Of the
Chesapeake Bay, Patapsco and Back River
balto. city, and the surrounding country.
Lot Of 8 ACRES, on theCamp Chapel Road.
Dwelling House aud Smiths shop. Tit. H.
well situated for . country Store.
About 2oo ACRES or LAND, y q, 10 miles
On the Bel Air Road, Ia lots Of 10 acres and mn.
wards.
A Lot Of ~ ACRES. near Lavender hin. on
the Hartford Turnpike. very nice lot. viii
god spring. will be sold cheap.
GB- Persons desiring property are fesp.ct .
fully invited 70 examine the above, as Thea.
lots VIII, on inspection, commend thsmselse,
more e1ectuaily than by this adv ertiscment.
sA-for further information. or a view OF
the properly, apply personally or by letter H.
ROBINSON A CHRISTOPHER.
Property Agent.
Lauraville. Hartford Turnpike. Ralio. Go.
May 20, iss6.-tG
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NtrfNlNrNtH s MAY l@th,' 1890.
Ei'o-, 8ahs .'oraty Taioa
SUPPOSE you are awarc that this L. q 90.
ahead place IN the various departments Of the
mechanic arts aud sciences. a. well a. litera.
tlre mcrchand ring. ac.. Sc. There are here
ia full operation. two large machine and aRri-
cultural Implement manufactures alsoa verv
extensive planeinc mill. ash. door and furni.
ture mandatory. all running by steam: two
extensive luu Dor nd coai yards. clothing. shoe.
dry goods, srooery and grain stores. OF the
latter large quantities are shipped 20 Baltimore
including the various products Of the farm aud
dairy two bakeries aud three National Banks,
Indispensable adiunct.. Also 10 full aud sue.
cessfnl operation two Colleges for Young ladies
and gentlemen. where can be acquired the ru.
diincnts e a superior education at a small cost
one - conducted by Rev. John 4. Munroe and
the ether by Mr. n. Buell.. 90 will
give you an outline OF the topography Of the
town and surroundings. u j. most beautifully
located Va a valley. hills rising rather abrupi.
~ az either end Of the city, which ~ two miles
long with population of about two thousand
and rapidly Increasing. laying at the head wa 70
tiers Of the Patapsco end Pipe Greek. a. from a
few yards either side of the street the waters
hrw in opposite directions. one into the beau
tiiul Faiapscn, the other iuto the tortious Pine
Greek. % contains tw9 Methodist, one Epi.co.
palian. one Catholic. aud ia contemplation n
be built tAi= season one Lutheran aud one Ger.
man Reformed Church. Now building aud in
process Of consiTuction at least sixty or seven
~ buildings this summer. This place i locat.
Ell directly IN cereal producing region. much
of the land being 81 superior quality. more
particularly 50 in the Pipe Creek. Sans Creek
and Wakefield Valleys. which are perfect gems
80 seen this season Of the year. dotted over
with beautiful farm houses. barns. Ac.. which
lends attraction 10 the scene Limestone in
inoxhaustible quantities, a. we'll a. immense
beds ~ superior iron ore within the corporate
lffnafa all ff fNhfNH a ...I
gives employment Ia many laborers, the whole
giving activity "a trade
Property has rapidly increased in value since
the close Of lhe war. Busincss houses aud
places Of the Kind. a. we'll a. private dwellings
command high pricea.
Sorry o. say the grain prospects are not very
catering. 50 blcib ich dcin fruind.
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/" Conseryatiyo.n

Everybody that Il dissatisfied with the presen,
order Of things calls himself " conservative -
that u be doesn't want any political party. lie
wants new party that Is no party HE wants
10 upset and recognize upon his own discomfort,
as basis, political party that Is no party. lie
says he u opposed 10 Enthusiastically he q
opposed 90 all the politics that do not accord
with his own views. lie is opposed 10 the Gov
eminent, but pF0icssesso be enamored with An
drew johnson. lie wants the traitors Just from
the Rebel army, With blood stained hands, 10
legislaie for him. lie eau sing pans 81 praise 10
the memory OfSionewall Jacks0n-g0 into ecala-
cies over old Bob Lees schemes OF hatchery aud
murder. lie "a very ANXIOUS 10 sec Thai. Stevens
hung old SUMNER" ~ he styles him, he
thinks should be- executed by some unheard Of
process. lie abhors test oaths, aud II makes
bis george rise" even 10 hear u a Niger lie 10
terribly afraid that Sambo will berome his equal.
The nigger haunls his dream BY night aud dis
inrbs his waking hours. lie cannot Sc why
negroes are created, as they have gone out OF use
since they no longer aid Ia obtaining Democratic
victories. lie isOpposed 10 an sudden aud radi-
cal changes. Tie Gays the process Of advance.
ment rational rather than impulaive." lie also
says, " Conservatism rejects all visionary expert
ments based upon the adoption Of abstract ideas
Of personal liberty, universal equality, &e."
u Is amusing 20 see men who, Eve years ago,
were rampant followers Of JED. Davis and the In.
Iamou ancy, aiding them IN precipltnfing the
Southern States into a revolution, now advising
men 10 act g nationally rather than impulslvely
They are now opposed 10 radical changes when
those changes AFFECT the Interests Of the Rebels
but then they wished bra sudden aud precipi.
tate movement 10 overthrow the Government
Now they want things 10 be done slowly. They
see their confederates have been defeated. They
do not Wish State Legislatures aud Congress 90
rashly pass disabling acts, but they want them
70 be slow IN imposing disabilities upon Rebels.
Slow Ia panishing crime, but Irrational aud i'm.
pusive Ia giving the Rebels power. Such Il con.
snrsaiism-ihe political conservatism Of the pres
cnt day. tits simply radical Rebcliam clad In q
paraphernalla that accofdn with the necessities
Of l'sdevo'ess.- cieri,SsEg VI. Fa.) Telegraph.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-05-26

No HARN, EH'-Thc following significant par
agraph appears IN the last issue ofthe Clarified
RsgaliiegH
The Philadelphia North .iasrio5n Is afraid
tina; Geuerersl RobeF, +. Lee might Be the neat
candidate Of the Democratic party for President
What terrible shock this would b 10 the exelu-
siveiy loyal ha, we ihiak no harm would result
either 10 the country OF 10 the General
A-hem % No harm 'eoHd result thea, by
elee;inz Lee Are We 10 inter from This deciara-
ton tina, the leaders Of the Democratic party are
ready and willing 10 vote FOR traitor for Pref.
ieni II that is 10; the true meaning o. the
paragraph quoted. ihen We misapprchend it, i'm
ror.
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FOR defence. Staievs. ElIxaG Norman, negroes,
indicted for larceny. Tried before q jury. Yer
diet guilty. Not sentenced. Richard GFason,
Esq., for defence. On motion Of John T. Ensor,
Esq, Edward w. Blair, Esq, and Robert A.
Dobbin, Rsq., members 9th bar Of Baltimore
city, were admitted % practice In this COURT
State W. William Sadler. Indicted for larceny.
Removed from the Criminal Court o Baltimore
city. Tried before q jury. Verdict guilty
Not sentenced. Messrs. Blair and Brooke for de-
foF larceny. Removed from the Criminal Court
Of Baltimore city. Tried before the Court. Adj
judged guilty. Edward W. Blair, Esq, for de-
fence. State ". William 4. Niblo, indicted for
larceny. Removed from The Criminal Court OF
Baltimore city. Tried before the Court. Ad.
judged guilty. Not sentenced. Messrs. Blair
aud VI. Richardson for defence.
WEDNESDAY, May a..
Nothing was done In court 10 day, no eases
being ready, and the court adjourned.
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- The morr we contemplate the einineniiy
wise. cuncilia'ory and s,aicsmanlike policy Of
President Johnson. in this day ofmad flnaticism.
the more are we proud to regard him a. the per-
petalior % the glories of This rising. mighty
land. -.HfrvlsaR .fsuraai.
Ala that nice The glories d this risiag,
mighiy land " who-would have though, such
a sentiment could ever cone FROM a man who
during al the years Of strife foe the life Of tina,
rising. mighty land, was 10 full sympathy
with iis enemies Time change aud we
change with them
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-05-26

gathered here, and put Up q platform for the
Uuion party o. Baltimore county. But the
UniOnIsls ofshls county Submitted TO no such
dieia,ions ana he called upon the loyal men Of
the county 10 rally IN their nigh, and strength
On Saturday next, and teach Ihese disOrgAnlEerl
q lesson.
The recitation offered by Col. Holland was
thea unanimously adopted, amidst great enthusi-
asm, and In answer to repeated calls Col. Bol'
land briefly addressed tie meeting, conlendins
that the Union party Of baltimore county would
never submit to the diciaiion Of rebels or iheil
sympathizers.
The meeting then adjourned, with cheers foI
Hon. John l.: Thomas, Jr
A splendid bras band was present, and during
the intervals in the speaking and before and afieI
the meeting, performed the national airs and
other pieces Of music to the grea, satisfaction O.
all present.
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"wooding Up" on tho Missouri.
Nav lam. lnGa.

Reader, do you remember the picture near the
beginning Of the Geography you usvd 10 study
IN your early schooldays, representing band Of
Indians, standing on high blaf and gazing In.
lently on q heavlly-laden steamboat blowing
her way through the river at Ne foot The pic.
lnre was wildly brought back 10 OUT own mlnd
last Sunday morning.
About 60 miles above 81. Louis, steep, bold
hluir RISES abruptly from The turbid walsrs Of The
Mlssouh river 10 ihe height Of more than 200 n.
Hall Che asceni, though steep, u gradual, with q
good nstiing Of lockwood and other trees, IN
dcFbTush, Wild noWers and vines. Thea . bold
and Jagged ledge Of stFatihed lime1ionc rook
sprmns from The eide, and Rises peEpendleulagiy,
unill the trees that crows IL cop geom AInoat 70
ehallraga he eloads a. they Heat lady ever
head. hrown ard soarssd win ti,s siorms Of
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VALUABLE WATER RIGHT
AT PRIVATE aAru

'mh subscriber oilers II private sale n VAL.
y uAnLk WATER Ri0IiT Of seven o.
,ssn let iaii, with about TEN ACRES 80
~ LAsD ms water.Fight ean be used -
!" ~ venssge lor saw o. merchant inills. Tfe..
Joins the lands Of Darby 4. Ennnr ,aamwel s',,,,.
and Others, i In The nslfhborhood of he Vol.
road. vita eoulty rosds ~ alonnd d. ami 4 h,
wei umesrsd eeunlEy, bnqnire Il :"
knwl9 y. COLE. nsir Butler.
May aa.-tl - I's'"'sss'
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\ correspondent, At Powelrs Run Informs u
that the Literary Society at that place Is still
foutishine and that the people In the neighbor-
hood are mani'esling great interest in lie success
The meeting on the i2ih instant was addressed
by Robert " Trainer, OF Reisiersiown, on the
suhiec. 81 education. sad Il. c. McC;inn, Esq,
Of this town. y announced TO lecture on Saturday
June 9th
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-05-26

TaorriSG RAcE.-A irotiing race will take
place at Flora Temple TrOt,ing Course, Herring
Run, on next Friday, the first day Of June,
for $1,000 aside, between " Belle OF Baltimore
County, ST. Lawrence mare owned by John
u. PREV. Esq. aud " Relic Of Baltimore. " owned
BY Abraham johnson * Co. As this will doubt
less be the greatest race Of the season. the lovers
Of such spos, should attend.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-05-26

gE - Alvey DISASTROUS aru Hownrrsd In New
York on Nenday night last, The Academy
q Musie, Medical UnIssrdly, several churches
and ether bulldiusn were destroyed, aud some
halfa dozen iyss lost. The loua will BE- over
two nliIlions efdollafs. The Gre was tlsr work
ofan incoudlafy asAstl'
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The UNION Executive committee.

Last week we published a call for a meet ii
Of the Union Executive Conmiiiee OF BAltimor,
County, TO be held in this iown On Wednesday
On the day named, some Of the uienbers OF The
committee assembled here. bat il was soon found
that the majority resent had determined to &c
beyond their legitimate rights and TO lay down
platform for the guidance u the Tnion iartr
In the county, IN advance Of the action o. TIE
people ,hemselves-ia fact hat rrsoiasious were
already prepared probably ia tue Custom House
or Baltimore Posi-osice Plelging iAe parts 70
measures aud a policy which Il does no, sphold.
Under these Circumstances several members Of
the Committee refused to 20 into the Iaec,iRg,
and the advocates Of my policy had things
all their owR way. They passed series VI res
olu'ions aud presented them TO The public, bat
they do not reflect the sentiments Of the Cnion
people Of the county, aud are only TO be taken
as the individual opinions Of few offee-holiers.
This minority Of the Committee refused 10 call
meetings To elect delegates 10 the State Conven-
ton 10 be held in Baltimore on the 9Th Of June,
bat fortunately the mass meeiiag remedied that
omission by calliag on the people to assemble In
primary meetings on Saturday next, a call which,
we are satisfied, they viii act under.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-05-26

NORTHERN CENTRAL RAiLhoAD.---The mail iraiu
from Baltimore over this railroad will hereafter
leave the Calvert street station az 9l5, instead Of
9 \. NJ. AS heretofore. The Western Maryl land
railroad train leaves at the same time, and also
has trains leaving Baltimore at $50 and ;. 10 T.
". The latter Is an additional train put on fol
summer accommodation. On the Western Mary.
land, also, trains for Baltimore leave Union
Bridge AZ AS and "a. ~, aud ?.l0 =. u.
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lse- ! destructive IRE occurred in Baltimore
on Tuesday night commencing in the saddlery
store Of John D. Hammond or Baltimore Stree,
aud communicating 10 the piano store Of VIM.
knAbe Co. and other adjoining buildings
which wcrr all greatly dtmaged as well as the
siock ofgoods they contained.
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SALE or LAND Gibson & Co., auciioneers.
sold on the - inst, at the Exchange salesroonl.
Baltimore. Two lots Of ground in a tract Of land
known a " The Friends Pasture Lot, shor,
distance FROM the city, near the York road. for
S67j per acfe.
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NrsicAt CONVENTION. a musical Convention
will De- held Al J-ssops Church miles North
ofCoekersvie, on Saturday June "a, lsGc,
commencing ~ o clock in the morning Stag.
Ing classes and al persons interested are invited
20 attend
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BAnSs BlowS DowS.---During the prevalence
Of the severe storm on las! Sunday week, the
large barn. TOO feet long, belonging 10 freder-
lex Brozcna, ESQ, on the Frederick Road, o
miles from Baltimore, was moved from It's foun.
da,ions and completely overturned by the vio-
lenec Of the wind. A number Of horses werc in
the stalls under the barn at the time Of the &C.
eurrencc, but strange io cay, not Que Of them
was injured In the least.
The barn OF George Ellis, Ia the zane neigh.
hoFhSi, was also destroyed By the same storm
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-05-26

DIVINE SEavIcE.-Therc will be Methods, Prot.
esiant service AZ EPSON Chapel every second and
fourth Sabbath evenings in the month. Service
rext sabbath eveaing a, O'Clock. William W.
Reese Pastor
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-05-26

~ The Journal man advises ne 10 Rad out
Bible. We have done 80, and 10 Isaiah we
hnd q passage telling ola period In the world q
history when " the wolf shall dwell with ths
lamb, and the leopard sbalI'lie down with Che
hid, and the calf and the soung lion and tbs
failing together, and a little child shall lead
them /" and whsn ''the ecw and ths bear shall
feed, and their young ones lie down together. /"
surely this msllsnial period Is at hand SWAIN
and Lowe. Blair and Purnsll and the .josrnai man
arc together she wolf d dwelling with the
lamb, and the " calf" Of The Jovrsa i leading
fhem.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-05-26

APPOINTMENT Gorsuchs Nils. BALTIMORE
County, Joseph wiaemilier has been appoint.
ed postmaster in place of Joseph D. Mitchell,
declined
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ce- The iriumvira,e Of the Journal. the cd
iior aud his two assistants have again taken
occasion 10 make Us aud our paper the shaft for
their malignity and Wholesale abuse. We had
hoped this war Of wosds between the Journal and
ourselves was over ; we hare no taste for Il, And
would willingly avoid IL IL we could. Week AZ
Ter week, for three months, that paper contained
some offensive or sneering remark concerning the
Union, either from It's editor or correspondenis,
until a, las; We we're competed to notice them.
The Journal seemed satisfied, aud desisied from
iu course, and we were content 10 lei me matter
rest where IL was, even going so far AZ TO lay
aside articles already prepared commenting upon
the Journal, and excluding the productions Of
valued correspondents who had written upon the
sahjeci. Bat Il seems the war Is not over that
our neighbor has only been taking a breathing
spell, and his paper last week is almost entirely
devoted 10 us. Now, u there must be a coniro-
vsrsy between Us, we are ready for Il ifthe ed
isor ofthe Journal aud his brother eopperheads
Desire 70 Indulge In abuse and viiuperatlon either
o. oar paper or 10 editors, LET them procced.--
Butfrom hsneoios,h we are going to have a say
In this matter Ourselves. We are tired o. being
hlaekguaFded and abused aud lied upon. week
afssr week, and promise them hereafter az good
as they send.
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.sf- The County Commissioners have appro-
pTiaiei $50 FOR the repair OF the old Frederick
Road from Belts Bridge 10 Crosby's gate.
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SrpptN DEAm.--On "Wednesday the 9th inst,
Mrs Ann Badders, wife Of WIN. DaddeFs, ESQ
visited her friends 10 the Tcnlh District, Of this
county. TN Sunday afternoon last, about five
O'Clock, she len the residence Of Mr.. Christopher
smith, aud shortly afterwards Mr.. Schollkopf, Ia
seeking Tot his COWS, found her about one hun
drcd aud liy yards from his sidcncc, IN a field,
dead. The jury Of inquest summoned by jus
iice Curtis rendered verdict that the deccascil
came TO her death from apoplexy She was ~
years old.