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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-10

- The Republican majority in Congress are
still urging their schemes Of restoration. their
amendments 10 the Constitution NJ cowan. Of
Pennsylvania, a Few days ago, said ihA, there
were already ssrsA,s amendments TO that inslru-
ment pending. II there is - nach amendment
necessary, would {, not he advisable TO call
Constitutional Convention, aud make a ar's one
cut and oHt7 bat would {, DOT ~ wcil To eon-
slider whether the Constitution As It Is, Is put
70 its highest aud best usss, aud cannot he made
10 answer well enOaEh OuF PnosSat psrPose
Oar country is To he racided aud reconstruct.
Cd. The lAuen;ei Lincoln. in his last official
eommunicAtou, Hsc,l these words. which viii L.
rrn'snhered while the language exists with
malice toward none, with charity for al, With
hrmaess in the right as God gives q. to .sv the
right, lei Us strive ga to 6aish the work We arr
10, to bind ap the natioas Nonnds TO carr 70,
hirn who shall have horne the battle. and for HI.
widow and orphans - 10 M which NAV achieve
and cherish just and iastsg leacv among our.
s<lTss ana With all nations
Presi3ent Johnson Is cudcavcrin- 10 GARY On.
the wishes Of hls prr,iscrssar and h.s o4n er.
lgh'eaci IDEAS OF Justice All rssht. Thr abs'i
ton o. SLAVERY has strn cOgeeiei IN al ihr states
lately in Rebellion. aud IN NOS; u ;hesr states
the status o. the frvcaunen has hstu char.,,l d,
SUIT he new eondiiioa q ih.ngs IL, the n.a-
-csity IS siil Urging msaszrss Lake calculated 10
~ch'ese aa4 oheF-sa -; Aa,l .as,.ng p,@os.
The loyal eiiiseas Of NAryianl AMI ,hss rer-
FrssatAisss eana0, "a al ihinss ssJOrse ths aeis
g 'aese Rspab.ieAn lrAa~rs rsey vil plArc
themselves "a ihs tread asl sscc-s platform .
Rigai Aad i il osoomes ascyssary for ssr ussss.
esss 10 vote Agaiasi ,hs -aliSls a. their s4i-eas
2sAs=res Ss trust iasy g. = sas,A.asl b. their
o0nsiisSeats. While ihs IA -agri. ,hey v,,-
esss ready 10 votetor any a,sasurv losSia 20 tie
overthrow Of reeellioa ncs me va' ise,e-. ,h-y
uIsh TIE eozairy resiorel, aai ,as,iss 40 Is,
rc.cx es.shffsi,s.a al --,s....-.-r
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-10

AsoTHsR skAuSc cARxIyAL.-Tbe 'rol,l snap
OF the past three days has given Those 81 our
community. who eau enjoy such sIpprt. another
chance 20 indulge ia a grand skating carnival.
and during yesterday aud last night the scene
the city was literally a big thing on ice." IN
use the familiar expression. Al Druid Hill
Park, Patterson Park. Spring Gardens. the old
Reservoir ON Charles street avenue, aud innu.
merabie ponds Of lesser airs and repute. the a.
tendance was unusually large despite the biting
cold 81 the atmosphere. Those INDUCING IN
the invigorating aud heslthiiJ sport included
every sex and class 81 the community. Old
and ataid citizens with slow and careful strides,
younger and more robust persons, who travelled
more speedily, beautiful young ladies who
moved about with wonderful grace aud agility,
and boys and girls Of more tender ages, could
all be seen mingling in the gay aud festive
throng. aud FOR lhe time the outside world with
lie cares was entirely forgotten.--G aseffe.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-10

NArotEoS LsAytSs ME1ico- II, is nsu s--ttv
well gadsrstoSl thar Sapoieon Is al.oa, 10 -.
cate NeIieo Whether Macmillan viii folsow
BIN remains 70 y sssn. Ia bis speech 70 The
legislative ehambsr, Sspoleoa aefni,rly "a.
aoancei that arrangements ere beiax made 70
~''htr.S The fEsseh irnops from N.sieo and
adasd the hops that this nil pAeify the v.ople
Of the United StAiss
Since the above va. in typ, ~e have received
a full report Of The Emp~ro-s remarks. .hieb
are As follovs. Thosgh not as emphatic a. the
above isiegFAphie report it IL evident ihA, he B,
backing Out Of tie Mexican b,ssins,, a. ,.st A.
be tan.
A. sxpres=sd The hof@ lsst yr4r. that o.r
expedition was apr .shing is ieruiaa,ion.
an eotning TO an ~ lsrsiandiag with the Rin-
psrof AAEiniiian - Us the epoch fsr a recall Of
our troops. Before their TssaFn Is efieetnaied
Eithoei compromising French interests " hieh we
have been defending IN hat remote country.
North America, Issuing viciori0asly from a form
iiahle struggle, has rs-ssiahlished the rnion and
soiemniy proclaimed the abolition of slavery
FrAnee, which foFge,s no noble page IL her
history, offers up sncers wishes for the prospef;-
y Of the great American Rspublic. and for the
maintenance Of amieaLle relations which soon
will have a es0iury's duration.
The emotion produced ia the United States
OF America by the presence ~ our troops on Mex-
iean soil, viii be paelfei by the fraaLssss Saa,
DECLARATIONS. The American people vi COM
pfehend that our expedition 70 which We invited
thetn, was not opposed 10 lhsir interests Two
nations equally JEALOUS of their indet%udence
ought 10 avoid every step which might affect
Their diRniiy and their honor
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Doings az Annarolis.

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sac seso.eiioa- r-s;lsir- al ~ uel-.1.fs o.
tle h-1e-1i Ass--hiy % re rishs u f-aa = -
- fals-e4-ye.s -. nsys l.
he h0S-e - Delegates On Tusslas evening"
i4ssea nunosr - l0oal ba.s A. yest~rsa,
sessloa ID. Sssy.~h4nuA boom tai "a, rete-.-.l
% iAs0sAs!y AGc raj a seroHd isn- Th- -ss.,-
..'lsas sstni TED y Sgsaksr Ffszisr ealarl.s..
~ feso1sirHeiloa policy - iis Pr-.4sa' we're
iAGe1 - aa1 Aftef eeasi ..srstle debate r..s-i
,! vote u = - - r. u@.s'ire ssl- -.
eomfes-d q aioe m~za~fs Tie l,-n9er,i.
voted soiitiy fos The resolutions shiis- tie r....
Fois SO div lei Al ile m-us~rs from a.,
epuniy vo,Sl IN The Affirmative
~ ia- evening session o. to- Ho-se fhe r.....
isiion deslsriag ledge Sp~bc- elecisi Jo4ge u
the elf;h Judicial Great, ana Judge Fr.ck.
Ia iasligisis, SAs passei
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they eannot profit themselves. the roads would be
worked al the PROPER neaaon aud In tho proper
manner By the people o. The nelghborhoOd. II
would b. 10 the interested every individual 10
see that bis neighbors did their proper share OF
the labor, and - Ear from IL being painful
drudgeFy, the labor on the highways would be-
come pleasant, social gathering of the neigh
Tors, emulating one another IN their zealous ei-
forts. a certain nrishborh0od pride To have the
roads OF une district better than another would
lie awakened. Ia place OF the privilege which
supervisors feel, aud some lad neighhors will
practice upon. u making the highways nuisan-
Gee, and suffering them To become imlsasstblc, or
dangerous In the live aud limbs Of travellers the
highways would Oc made neat, smooth and con-
Nentent the labor would lie done at those sea-
sons "t the year whrn u would be available, in
stead Of ~ times when Il u worse than useless -
Every man would fel u a duty TO call the aiien.
tion of the authorities and grand juries To- ne
Rect OF duty in supervisors, instead Of the idea.
which now prevails 10 some sections, that none
but surly, cross. bad citizens will complain uf
n supervisors neglect. In other words. new
aud wholesome sentiment would he developed,
and, the roads Of the country made a. for civil
tsed brings 10 travel upon. To rnumeraic all the
disadvantages Of our present systrm aud the vast
advantages ~ one such ~ indCatrsl, would re-
qnre too much space. They are ohvioas To- cy-
cry rejecting mind. The experience in other
states, where the plan We suggest is acted upon,
ough, 10 commend Il To the favorable notice of
the Legislature. We hope with our rorr,zpon.
deaf iha, the Legislature, q, the presrut session
short ~ u H. will devise some nirasurc for the
improvement IT the roads Of the State. than
which scar'~ly any matter Of legislation is ni1rc
important 10 the public.
The above was written before tie adjournmru,
Of the legislature, but the facts AMI arguments
are just IS important nov As ihrn--Ed.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-10

OEPBAxs Couu o. BALriHoRE CorNri Feb
9Th. An Invrntofy Of John Matter . personal
estate returned by the exeruirix.
Letters iesiameniary were granted TO Mari
J.ssop aud Joshua Jes.op, executors u tie
late William Jcssop.
The will u Abigail T.. BuIlock was admitted
10 probate.
Letters iesiameniory granted 10 James g.. HUI.
lsek, on the estate Of A. y. BullOek
Joha l.. Turner returned fnal account Of the
late Mary Ann Smith.
Colored hoy named Abraham Stephenson, age
years. bound to Daniel lse.
Feb. Tth, Philip Johnson bonded rs Guar.
dian 81 the late Cafvil s. Stsnsbary's children
Nelson >. Emmart, Administrator 81 George
Emmaft, deceased returned final account.
Eliza Ware, adminisirairix at Nathan u
Ware deceased, returned first arcouni
Win. N. Isaacs account rs Administrator Of Tor
nelias Brown.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-10

S~-Pnuident johnson was waited on Wed.
nesdAy last, by number oe citizens 81 Montana
Territory, now in Washington and In reply 70
'hem made qai,s an important speech on nation
al politics. Ne asserted very emphatiealy his in
isnlion 70 administer the Government on the
great cardinal principles laid down 10 bis mes
@Ee tn Congress, sud u through them he should
sueeeed 70 resioHug 20 their true position In the
Union those States whose relations with the Ma
tionai Government had for time been interrupt
ed By gigantic rebellion. he should regard his
work a. done, and che measure Of bis ambition
hlled to overaowing lie regarded his work 10
be % restore the Government, and not make
communication with reference to any future can
didaey for the Presidency. He was no, himself
= eandldais for any position. j.
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County Roads.

There . bib oo~ before the legislature ia
relation 70 publie roads ba, a. We have not seen
h, ne eansot jsdxs o. lie meris, or whether 4,
70 40 Improvement on the old law An article
In to-day paper from tle Baltimore Saa propo-
- some changes ia our system, aud now tina,
ths subject Is Agilaied, We rusi something will
come Of u.
Bat IL 10 not law aIoae We want 10 improve
COR county roads. There mast be change ia
pnblie ~niimsni, unanimiiy of action ON the
sBbjsct which We have not 50 long a. selfish
people oppose new roads, That are Of great pub.
lie beacfi, We ahHli not have new roads On the
right crossed. So long a. farmers !" inch . oat
ahsr 1ences little further into the roads when
ever They fsbuid them, the roads will not he wide
enough. And % long As roads are not propssIy
repaired, but allowed TO become water courses
Or diicbel, Il wiii-bs almost impossible 10 make
good roads ~ them. when there L I de.erni.
nation In . commonly to have good roads, and
all The nslghbou work together 10 ina, end, they
can Be had, 10 spite Of our defective road laws.
We trust that the Hew Law will pas, aud b.
IN improvement on the old one. Al any rate,
let each neighbsshood determine 10 have good
roads far themselves, Al =, any rate.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-10

FonnER ARHIEs o. rHs UxuKB sTSrss The
largest army ever assembled at any one time
daring The revolution, was that commanded
~ General Putnam, on Long Island. That mum.
bered seventeen thousand men Of all arms.-
The nextiargest was that with which Washing.
Ton captured CORVALLIS al Yorktown, when he
had sixteeu thousand. Our largest army a..
sembled IN isl2 was commanded BY jackson al
New Orleans. and counted but ak thousand.
Coming down 10 the Mexican war, Taylor won
his Victories with osee never exceeding ave
thonsand. and SCOTS largest force was not bs.
yond eight thousand I've hundred. The largest
army prioF n ~ sehellion was, therefore, that
% fninnms 81 Lone Tsland--ssventsap thous.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
A CARD TO INVALIDs.

r SsA Clergyman. willis residing IN South
SeY America a. missionary. discovered -
safe and simple remedy for the Cure Of Ner.
yous Weakness. Early Decay, Diseases of the
Urinary and seminal Organs and the whole
tain 81 disorders brought On by banefni aud
Visions habits. tiaeat number have been al.
ready cured by this noble remedy. PROM pied
by desire !, beneii. the afflicted aud unlar.
innate. ! viii send the recip" for preparing aud
using this medicine. IN y sealed envelope. to
any one VIII" needs il. Free ef Charge.
Please inclose a postpaid envelope, address.
ci I" yourself Address.
JOSEPH T. INMAN,
STATION u, hsLg HOuSE.
Oct. 2l..-6ms Nor York Cfv
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-10

THE AOrST lloPE CAsK.--The case now before
our county court in which DR. Stokes and the
managers d the Moant Hope Insane Asylum are
charged With the hl-tFeaiment Of the iumates,
and various other misslsmeanoFs atlractsa great
deal OF attention. Full reports are daily pub.
lishe'l Ia the baltimore papers, aud the trial Il
still going on. Up Ia Thursday, bnt little evil
denoe had Lssn offered, the ,ims being mostly
Occupied IN reading reports, &c.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-10

ho'saE IHE,D ARMEsFHB. --Sops days ago, two
horses belonging to NJ. George Norris. were s,o-
len FROM Winierode's tavern, miles from Balti.
more, on the iIrisiefsiown road. We have learned
that tao men have been arrested in Adams conn.
iy, Pa, having The stolen horses in their posses
Sion, and lodged IN the Gettysburg jail Sheriff
Harvey, arfsci with the necesaary docusnsnts has
gone Ia bring them 10 TowsDniown for trial.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-10

Ao-The Mount Hops Case now under trial
At oar Court iious-, together with the regular
passengers. has caased the Passenger Railway 10
this place 20 do an immense business this week
On anne Of the trips two ears 70 crowded, aud
the summer double deckers" are called into
FequisitiOn
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-10

lsHsAEL DAy.-w are Rrai6ed 10 learn lila,
our old friend lshmnel Day, Is in a fair way 10
cover the value II bis bulldinKs destroyed by
The Tel'ls under Gilmor, in 1861. Of forty ease.
before the House Committee on Claims. asking
remuneration hr pFoperiy destroyed, Mr.. bays
was TIE only one decide,l on IatoraLlY
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-10

AnxxMss-Ths following telegraph news item
shows The eondi,ioa q soeIsty 10 ths State Of Ar
kansns. that Hiass esntsInly wants " recon.
siFueslaE" Ia cons way, That The Clerk was a
m'mher Of FIRES convsniIen,' probably &C.
scents fer thisssi 81 "ehivAlrys''l s.f sar
~ Loum February s.--The county CLERK.
e..Il1 nnd Dsyu,y Sheriff. q Pope county, Ar
$50 - ssosniiy assaainaisd. The Clefk,
-. ~. = >. nspaA wss alasnlhsr u ne Free Ces-
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-10

L. - i.'A. -- The steamship London, ca her
iAssage frofH Ply Doati.. England, 70 Australia
Vas feesn 'iy ~r'-k~i ssi over tao haadeed u
her Isszengers mostly ernigrsnts. wsrs droW ned
Tae EasiisA IsF~rs farni.h details Of the sa,as-
waPhe eIc'lling "a horror Anl Interest any.
thing Of ihe Sini that las teen I.sblishel for
many years
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-10

A PassEHr rnoS TaH PnIscN 90 WALES
Mrs. Henry Johnson, Hse Miss Harriet Lane,
who presided the graceful lady Of lhe white
House during The buchanan administration, is
70 be the recIplent of . handsoms bridal pres.
ent from The Prince Of Wales, which Ia now am
~ way thither. This Il IN considszaiiono % ths
courtesy and pleasant attention paid the scion
o. royalty whom be was enjoying part VI his
eeehslog exlsisnes In the espllai.-RseAmoad
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-10

AFroISTHESn Capt. Robert s. Smith, has
l'een appointed hy bis Honor Judge Emory, a.
Crier Of the Couri. il the place Of Charles Whit
trmoTe, resigned. -
The Coanty Commissioner have appointed
James u. Ilynson, Constable for the oh lislric,
Ia place Of Henry Koue, resigned.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-10

srAiS---A rsTolu'ion q nov gong on ia Spain.
General Pfirn hasisg rssoltied and tsksa with
him lesioa u the army Al las, Advio-s, he
vas raiilng ib= whole ~ Anaalgsla, and march
ins eonhashiy Gpon Cofdova 4; is generally
believed that this movem@n, will he suce.s<h.l
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-10

FRoH EEisrsRroSS a correspondence Refs.
teTsio"n sas', that our information in relation
70 iie revival - Reisiersiown j. some weeks " be-
hind Tim" lie says there were Up 20 sunday
The f,h inst, soin- one hundred sud Ten CONNECT
~ ihrmsslv' with the " T. Church at that place.
i-.ides Others Who pinned neighbofing ehufcl,ss
Their" we're also on Sunday last, some twenty i've
or more reviewed At tile Lutheran chnrch, and a
number confirmed at the Episcopal church lie
says there Is siill work TO 10. and some sinner.
l"ii. ~ there were some twenty collars 81 bells
stolen from The church several Sunday nights
ago.
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DIED.


DIED.
On The the 3lstof January. In IIopewcll Town.
ship, York ccunty, Pa, wILLIAu PoHIER GEH-
hILi, aged 81 years, Z months aud u days.
On the ~ inst, Dc. TnonAs c. RisrEAu, Of
Baitimore county. IN NE vist year ri his age.
In Dulaney's Valley, Jan. t9lh. of pncnmo-
MIA. Eta NJ, infant daughter IL John q. aud
}. 4. h-',h. aged Z months aud Z days.
On Saturday the 3d inst. near Union Meeting
House, couVoHr. wife II Valentine Young. aged
about ~ years She leaves disconsolatr hus.
baud aud seven children a. mourn her loss.
On the 81 inst of typhoid fever. FR,NE An
essoS. Youngest son sf George and Margaret
Lynch, aged years. n months and days.
IN Reisterstown.o n the LIST last, NETriE. sec
aged years. months and !. days.
Al his residence in the sth district, JonS 4.
ESAoR. aged about 90 years.
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a NEW POTATO.
The White Peach BLOW

SEM Potatoes of this desirable variety. Tor
- sale by A. J. Hamilton. Sweet Ar. bnlti
more county. Orders received at the ra,sa Of
hcc. Towsontown. This potato is pure white.
with white skin. aud yields Tar better than
the cotnmon Peach Blow. Price, -. 90 Der Lusb
Feb. iO.-2ts
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-10

OYun SuPnA.-On Thursday night last, 4
number Of JaFymen aud cilisrns l,ariook Of an
oyster supper at Mrs. lIamllion's Il wasA very
pleasant social gathering, and all esjoyed them
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-10

AS i2r+Y' EsiNr-Ar G. Lewis Dunlap. Whose
Advertisement, ctn a; al ii,nss b. found in an,
ovamns las rrernily greatly enlarged his field
u operations. N.s baxness having greatly in.
ef'a.'Ti. u purchased large ihrcv-sIory Luila-
TO-: froniins ou Narke; Spaor. Ia order 10 make
additional room. The rear Of ihis store is con-
necie! with his store on baltimore street. giving
Tim i~o fronts aud forming one u the largest
aud oonrrnien' laceS Of business in the city. the
TWO storrs communicating at right angles The
aeS department on tie space is exclusively deyo-
tel 20 tie wholesale business while tie retail Gus
tom - attended To on the b,liim .ie street front
The counting foom occupies = arg. elevated space
gained Nv 4 stairway. from which the Proprietor
c,nituanis view ~ the entire premises HI,
STOCK 10th Wholesale and retail is ia quantity.
quality and vsriels eSee',led by 10 .;or. in the
city ant ne Hould inyiic our readers TO call aud
see for themselves.
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NOTICE.

GONE person has borrowc, from the suh,cti
- her. Large Screw DRIVER. only suitable
tor. putting up Bedsteads. aud neglected To- r...
turn 4. This notice I hope will remind them
that u belongs io me. and promise n"l &. be,
offended at its return. The punlic are perfect
iy welcome Ia the use Of il. provided somr one
person does not keep il all the time
LEWIS VOGLE.
Feb. lO-lt Towsaninwu
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INTERNAL REV. NOTICE

A LII Blacksiniths. Wheelwrights. Butchers.
IA Manufacturers. AncticReeTs and P-,lI.f,
Will please take notice. that they are required
by law IN take out q Government License. and
with the exception OF Pedlers. are required To
make L. the Assistant Assessor.
A MONTHLY RETURN
Of all work done by them. the saine - be pre-
sented on or before the TENTH uF EkrU
MONTH. after which time pehally or Gn- oi
twenty. i've per cent. will be added.
eas-All persons interested will pleas. take
notice aud have their returns IN BY the tenth
Of January.
FRANK l.. MORLlNG,
Asst. Assessor 9th DIV. 9Th Dist
COUNTY OFFICE-IIooksiow Road near
hrsi Toll Gate. Oiiee hours tog \. NJ. aud
to . r. NJ.
CITY OFFICE No. Ertaw Street. Onirs
hours from 10 a. NJ, 20 +. NJ.
Dee. 23.-tf
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-10

Sc baltimore county. has rrycnily lost two
81 her oil. wcll-snowH. and highly rtsts c,e,
citizens W last week announced the death VI
VIM Jessop. k.q % Nau,hall. near Cockevs-
vile % the -il district lie bad suffered under
compl eaton OF diseases Tor some time Nr.
Jcs,"p ~as = man Who stood desrr,clly high in
The community, aud hts los will IL scriousi,
felt
Dr. Thomas &. ktsitan, of Lime Min Isn;tom
near This l''Aee, dird on the - instant. lie too
had Long teen afflicted With dis,as- lie for.
inefly represented the county IN the LEGISLATURE
AMI ~as 'awtite Niih the leople possessed
Of a considerable share Of talent And business
capacity.
SiHcr writing the aboy-, We learn that John
; Ensor. a highly respected and life long rel.
den: u 'hs couuiy died On Wednesday night
itst H. li'gae va pneumonia, and Of short
4afai.on. - . was but Few days ago. he passed
our oHcr on .., way 20 Baltimore
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-10

cAFsr - TnE CsolnaA.--A distinguished Ia
d. u TILE has .lassly made communication
- The Feneh Academy % saisnss. ~ which
abe dselarss that she has diacossrud lshS e.ase
ef cholera In . microscopic insect, whIeh al,
calls me winesd issch." aud which. she says,
= developed especially IN masshy and althy
lesAiltls', The details she gives 10 relation 70
hisanispalepla aud N eonnecuon vita cholera
80 = minuiA. ihat the. academy. uhieh con-
nenesd " laaghin9a a ne lirsi paragraphs o.
.ee report. hnis',sd ~ dseiding 70 lnvsslfeast
- mAtA~. sfE sresf1fs ~ - -.