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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-30
Letter from white Hail.
wHuE Hat, BALTIMORE CouSry,
June ayrd. iggts


Nsssrs Editors lit may b. interesting 10
your readers TO hear OF some Of the doings in this
portion OF the county. ! will therefore beg your
indulgence while make brief communication.
u not unfrcquenIly happens that In a secluded
spot many incidents occur which far ccilis,s the
fdss OF your more celebrated places. SITUATED 100
the above place Is on the Northern Central Rail-
road, some thirty miles from the "Monumrnial
CITY, surrounded By scenery Of romantic gran
deur-ihe fertile valleys icrinng with ,crdurc
Tor THE coming harvcsl-ihe picturesque hills, tc-
hcvcd alternately with craggy peaks aud The
prospect Of an abundant, yield Of golden cereal.
the little GunpOwder falling aud rolling lzils
through II, with refreshing brccscs fruu IT. cr,5
tai waters, makes iia rare spot indc,i lot one Of
those gatherings at which 50 mnns ot our Young
people are fonda picnic
tine II ihosc social gatherings tool place nn
the 2lsl inst, NJ the aboys plarc under the aus.
picrs OF Mr.. j.. ". Birmingham, proprietor 81
the White Hall Hotel, whO has mair himself IT,
nous as u caterer, both to the taste anl fancy uf
all his guests. lie procured fur the hcu,i OF the
party spacious platform, and also Ward c,l,-
DRAFTED coillion band. large number bad riih-
erred, dancing was INDUCED ia until n hate louf
aud every one seemed 10 leave the inspiring .fu,.
with regret. will not inirudc upon vour ,u.-
ums with detailed account " nl that tru.pif-
ed but u Is certainly great treat 20 BE- frtuu,rd
from the mOnotony Of everyday iif. 80 hthui
such scene Of grace and beauty Oh sifs
feel confident IL would have made CA fti youut
'again To have participated beg pardon
you are strangers 10 me.
This pleasant entertainment will probably lr
repeated, as We are informed the acc0fumol iiiuus
will remain during the season
With much respect. yours a. h.
Cur correspondent, will notice that W. have
taken great liberty with his manuscript W
wcrc obliged TO omit par, on account Of sparc
bu; We hope TO hear from him again .-EIs
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Tho United States senn,o.

The terms ~ 'he following seventeen mem hers
OF the Srnt'' of 'ae tnitcl State. vii ex uire on
The 9Th aas ID March So la iiarri, u New
rk. Jaues \. NcDoaeall Of California. L. :
.osiar % Tonne iicgi l. man Trumbuil Of ll.i-
nos. i-nrs : Lane o; Indiana J. " Kirwood
Of lows, samuel c Pomeroy OF Kansas Garre,,
Davis " kentucky. John \. j. Cse.well of Ma
tyiaGd, 3. Gsa'z Brown 0; Missouri. JAmes "
Nyc 81 Nevada. Daniel Clark Of New Hampshire
J mn Sheruan %: Ohio, James " Ne.mi.a Of or.
cyan. tfg4g Dowaa 81 Pensvlvans and Timo-
'b7 ~ iiowcef Wisoonsiu There are also Two
'A.ttrits 20 3. fii.'t--one "a New Jersey and one
30 Ne-ms The canvass for tie succession q,
already tecomias animated ami interesting Nr
sherman has scared reelection Cornelius
Cole - the House OF Representative has been
elected ~ place @: Nchoggali Orris : Ferry ia
place ~ VI Poster james Harlan instead OF Mr
Mrs 4ol. ali James " Patterson. o. the House
81 Representatives IN place Of Nr. Clark
Judge Tr4mhu.l % Illinois, j. without doub,
c-u1i llfe ios reelection. aud cannot well b.
,fA.ei, Lu' siil had formidable competitor. IL
rlmsr !. true 10 General John 4. Logan a.
vel. as IN Gca-tal Ogleshy and T.. 3 washburue.
Henry Lare declines a recollection on 40 &c
count ~ bis age Hc has been prominep, man
ever 'lco The Republican party was organized -
Ia - be presided over She people Sa;iona!
Coaveniion at Philadelphia, and Ia 1860 was
elecie! Governor Of Indiana. Governor Morton i
10 too shattered State Of health 10 he a candi-
date Speaker Colfax and George ". Julian
haze both been named for the succession.
Il is hardly probable that Garrett DAVIS will
again be- chosen. Governor BranleiN Is in the
hele. alsl'l.AzaFas W. Powell. one Of Davis own
kind, and Mr. Mallory. Mr. Graiz Brown will
have the combat IL. State u Missouri with Cen
era. Blair 60 thar no safe prediction can be made
upon bis chances nor Is the reelection O, Nr
Pomeroy, % kansas certain.
VI. Nesmith political future has been deter
mined By the election To Oregan he will pFobs-
bly, not be returned. Mr.. I'VE is confident Of
reelection Ills political associates heretofore
been 81 Conservative" bot be has lately taken
radical grounds. Mr. Howe stands fair chance
ia Wisconsin
The election ia Maryland will determine the
fate Of Mr. Creswell be will probably b. the
candidate Of the straightout Unonists who won
the victory Of Emancipation. Governor Swami.
Lieutenant Governor Cox. Hon. Montgomery
Blair, Judge Chambers aud Hon John w. Girls
field are all aid 10 be candidates for the success
sion.
The recent election In Nebraska has resulted Ia
majority for the proposed State Constitution -
Both branches o. the Legislature will be Union.
securing two senators Immediately upon the ad-
mission OF the State into the UniUn.
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jss-Ai the Mass Meeting held in Monument
Square in baltimore city, Que evening last week,
the speakers stand was errsmsn,sd with the In.
scriptions
q" Let every Stat he represented, be, only by
loyal men"
No affiliation With rebels or radicals
To the frs, Of ihese sentiments every loyal
heart mus, respond. We are anSious To see eve
~ state back into the Union, and represented ia
Congress. bu, We demand iha, such representa-.
tlves shall be ieyai msn-nothing more, no less
W. want 10 see men in the senate and House who
will ssPpor, the Government. no, snabgryass Il,
and when the Southern States send .seh men
they ought 10 and riH ., admitted.
mo afiiliAiion with rebels OF radicals" Who
are radioAlsf TAoH 'eAo supply contend thai
CSngTess "a rigb in dSay,Ng admission 10 !Sss;h-
srH Sa,es uSuL THEY sExD Loyal MEN As THEIR
REPRESENTATIVES,. How DO our conservative
friends reconcile these differences In their chosen
sentiments They profess to wan, every State
represented by loyal men. but denounce the
party tina, is eonirnding for this very principle,
and refuse 10 affiliate with them We doub,
their anxiety upOa this point W. believe tina,
hundreds who were At that baltimore meeting
would be perfectly willing to zee JET Davis q
senator from Mississippi, aud Stephens Of Geor.
gia. or the 'irrcpressible' wise, Of Virginia. Ia
the House. and 10 effect this end would have NC
objection 10 affiliate With NIL the rebels In the
land
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The great talk aud fuss aboai this Individual
Ia the newspapsrs mus, esrtainly b coming tire
some to readers generally. wereoollscs bearing
story o. an odd and eccentric German preacher
hat for many years belonged To the Baltimore
Conference. His wife had been complaining for
a long time Al length the physician told him
sh.i Ne skeaghs the only thing that would bene.
a. Mrs. @. would be to take her to the SPRING.
Mr. q. looking the physician fall In the face says
" Doctor don't you think Ms. @. will get well
without her going TO the springsf" No. ia
her situation think u highly nscessasy that sh,
should CO. replied the doctor. Amer . mo-
,nent's hesitation, Mr.. q. remarked, Doctor,
Mrs. q. cannot 20 to the Springs unless ! e.
With her. Here Is my flock whose souls th'
Lord has placed under my charge. n ! leave
then they may suffer much for the want Of 9
shepherd, thsssiose, ! think Il would save Mrs.
@. q great deal Of suffering, and me great En-.
penss and uoahle n Il would please the Lord 10
take Der home TO hlmsslfin Paradiss."
Noe, We have pretty much The same belief
about Ms. Davis !, would doubiism Save bin
from much suffering, and the government from
heavy expense aud troubls, n Il would pleas
ProvIasncs 10 remove him speedily 10 Paradise.
that 4. provided, that the great misery and DE-.
solaiion be and bic compsern have bean lnsiFu.
men,al IL bringiuE nnnsosssarily upob nilIIsn,
81 people win nsi dollar him lsom syss enisring
shat happy plaes.
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Letter from the 7th District.
PARTON. BALTlsoRr CorSI,
H.. Nsf.f 49,.

'euc @atus Arff.
.Ntssfs Editors ~ hs LHion:
A. have never held an office texccp, the con-
mission received to carry muskct on the lf!a
Of uaitlc, and never expect unc. hoi..yo1 vip
give room 20 this letter
hear some talk ~ a split IN The n.pn iif,,.
but ial TO $50 il DO II IS true. % certain Yu,
Of oilice-holdcrs support my j.0c,. lu that
does not surprise the rank aud Gle " the IHi,i.
party, rs these men have deKibl, principle. aui
are ready at q moments notice To- suplur, 49,.
Pole! whatever, 30 that tho hold uflc- aud
draw their pay. Their continual bua.tWas tl...
they ruled the rOosi ia the Union rank. arf
nov that they are gone. 1t Jet he hoped ,hrf.
viii be- sorc show Tor other men 90 get into o-
nee, ~ these men some of them. ~ least has,
heen IN dating farther hack than can ftmeiut,,
la war the part 20 be- defended s. iic iart t'
lacked. " The enemy hurls his columns oa ID
portion Ut the opposite line tho commando
general immediately rciuiorc,s aud stronghold
ilai line and drives ihe attacking party i4ta -
What would We say of the forces in ,hat-r,t ..
fertilization who deserted that Inf; utta..,l i.
the enemy 20 go aud look afcr TIE part f..t. v..
not eniangcrcG2 Would M We saw t,t sr.,.
coward. or traitors let ~ remember iha' b.
politics u Is much the same a. in WAY 10 r..
principles ar attacked let u defend their t.
not lri Us abandon principle simply b,Du., b.
IS attacked. Neither let u abandon fstr,..--
muVe OF those principles who stands 20 10, ',....
battling IN il deirnce such conduct o. suw.
ardly, II Is mean, and none but those Wi.a moan
nefcenary motives would counsel J.; FL. OIL
times there Is but one great oyerw hcmiue ..si.,
IA M" political world ard beside o. alb Gle, -.f.
into paliry insignificant We mn.i .',n4 O.
our principle. and We must ai.o stand %. ft .
who stand by them
The real point Of attack !, the Er,i.lr, lev
and is noble defender the Hon John T. TH.r.
a. Jr and the Union tnen ~ the 9Th .n.fr.-
presents an unbroken front 10 the toe ana
ready for the attack whether il comes from 'i,
Coppefheais or their allies the toad eater. t..
both OSE WHO HAS BErN A. ''BFftf lsf
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RElnERsrowx. June 2s,h, IL,

ss@A"Ah"NfVWNf 9NuN saNAit lNths
Ass'ys. Editors The warm weather and
pleasant evenings are AT hand, (somc rather too
warm aud with them all summer enoyments
We had Picnic In Mr.. Duckers grove, near
here, on Saturday, 10th instant, which was at
tended by about hundred and forty ladies, and
20 Judge from their sunny smiles they enjoyed il.
The ladies here, a. q class, will compare iayora.
bly, with any neighbofhood In tho State, and
am confident nothing Of the Kind has transpirsd
for years that could excel this social gathering.
Every one seemed 10 use their best endcavors "a
make others enjoy themselves, and well did they
succeed.
They convened IN the morning aud remained
until after night, being provided with everything
that was nice, confectionery, Lemonade. as well
~ substantiais, such ~ fried chickens ham, &c.
] tell you, slFs, Il would nave made your mouth
water 10 look Al al the good things provided IL
abundance. And the ladies, TOO, looked 20 pref.
" and sweet In their little Rypsy hats. Well |
cant say bow lelt sulaea Il 70 say, I wish
they would havs one every week. Too much
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faiksDs " rHE SoLDiKRs. That the grea, Union
Republican party OF the country Is the true friend
aud ally OF the soldiers Is sufficiently shown By
inconies,ible facts. Thus the candidates Of that
party IN the most important Of the loyal States,
for the highest positions In their gin, already
make formidable list
In Ohio, Gen. J. D. Cor. Governor.
In Connecticut, General J. X. Hawley, Govern
or, and General Orris 5. Ferry. United States
Senator
10 Rhode Island, Gen. A. 2. Burnside Govern.
or.
In Iowa, Gen. Stone, Governor.
10 New York, Gen. BARLOW, Secretary ofState.
In Pennsylvania, General Hanirann, Auditor
General.
Col. Jacob n. Campbell, Surveyor General,
and John W. Geary, Governor.
All those save the lasi-and bis case needs on-
" the form Of registry nominated regular
II By The Union Rspnhlloan party, supported b.
ihslF votes, though opposed u every case By tks
We salI sksss .,uhborn sAu,s. '--Izsr..s~sg
WiWvapA.
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Too Much.

Alta recent meeting 10 one ~ the districts Of
Washington county to endorse President john
sous policy and denouace the Registry Law aud
the Unconditional Union party at Maryland.
among the resolutions adopted was the follow.
Ing
Rssoiusd, That we heartily approve the noble
and firm stand taken By Governor Swami aud
Lieutenant Governor Coz
This Is OVERRIDING the endorsing business
We think. Governor Swami PROCESSES to opposs
the repeal Of the Registry Law. while the pres
ent popular Lieutenant Governor G. g. Cox 2
has expressed himself In favor Of It's repeal BE-
sides, these two gentlemen views do no, harmo.
nlss, We believe, on some other matters. The
friends /" Of the - new party in Washington
county should be more careful 10 their rssolu'
tons, or they will probably have gentleman
complaining again cfbeing placed IN q falls
position"
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cannot be said 10 praise OF the committee Missea
Ida BeIrynian aud Lizzie Warner, Mr.. n. Van
SAINT and NJ. George W. Uhlsr, to whom We arr
indebted TOT the happy day spent. May they re-
The Fair aud Festival jus, closed a, Miss Mar
tins school room, for the benefit Of the Luthern
Ohnrcn now building, was decided success, aud
realized several hundred dollars. PEABODY.
We would be pleased 10 hear from our CORES
pendent of'en. We haven, the leas, doubt tina,
the enjoyments Of that Picnic were several de-
grees above mediocriiy because ve know some
thing about the Reislerslown girls. The last
time We visited tina, vicinity We saw one that
nearly took our senses away-in fact, We don
know whether tho trip-hammcr motion Of our
heart, caused by that sight, has ceased yet H.
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GfRDLIxo THE EARTu.-t;en. y. 2. sanford
president Of the American Telegraph company,
sailed ON wednesday for Europe TO make ar
rang1ments for making ielegraphic eonnecliou
with The Atlantic telegraph when II shall reach
our shores. aud also 10 push forward the work
~ laying a submarine telegraph from Florida "a
Cuba. Its proposed 10 continue the line from
Cuba.lo the coast Of South America, and have
the whoie work completed this fall. The telo.
graphic wire already stretches from London 10 thu
Amoor river, and from the Atlantic 10 the Brit
lab possessions on the North Pacific. The mis-.
sing links In the circuit Of the earth will In few
months doubtless BE- supplied, and then Packs
will b surpassed, with aud odd half hour "a
spare Washingfon Star.
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DIED.

on the 22d instant. at his residence ~ B,r,
more county, cnAHLEs t'noyEn. ia the ;sd Yea,
Of his age.
Ia baltimore county. on the 21d inst, Ia.ut.
LiSeH. Ia the toth year Of his age
oh the 18th instant. IN the eel yrss ~ a..
age, Mrs. sALLY a McGAw, of baltimore go.
AZ Paradise Mills. baltimore county. al, Al.
I'D instant, CLAnA R0irLLr. youngest dnucLirs
Of ;. A. and Mary A. Rollins. aged ) wears au.i
~ months.
la baltimore county. On the 2lst inst. III, y,,
EAsr, r., IA the s5th year of his age.
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MARRIED.

"n the 2lst instant. by the Rev. !. W KIRK
ley, ASbHEN TAsE 10 Miss EgsA BawEN, h,,l,
OF baltimore county.
On III" 10th instant, at Oak iIill Grove. b,
the Rev. D. Marion Haekins. IRA ". Sn,y,ri.
at Dunkirk. New York. aud Nam T.. ntyAtt.
81 baltimore county.
pn the 18th instant "a, the Residence of ia.
brides mother, by the Rev. Richard Norr,.
rHiiir BAHHEn, Of Baltimore county. h. Ma,
4. MAcArLEY. Of Baltimore county
on the 29th instant. By the Rev. g. 4. R.ii.
EDwAHp q. lIircnrocE W srsAN~Au ro.,r,.-
rtSE. bath Df baltimore city
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80 Rsnben " 10 isryibls In the las. Journal,
but really We havea't time, space nor inclination
70 cay mach 10 him this week. He squlrms and
kicks fsarinlIy hrcanss we some time ago charged
him with writing inlsshoOds, and challenges
psoof that Be hes done 20. We only ask a Rsu-
ben " 70 III down and calmly read his Last artl-
tlcls and - bow many downright fAlashoods q
contains IN r.sssnsss % The edIsVu ogshs b.psr.
n y eannoi 80 then We WIN polnt them sul.
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tlEARisG YoR MuRpER. -Alexander McCann,
William llurscy and James Hobbs three Of the
parties charged with being implicated IN the
murder Of David White. had hearing on Mon.
day last before Justice Herbert. but no evidence
tending TO implicate them was adduced. They
are held. however, upon - charge Of robbery, AS
sault aud battery, &c. made since their ARES,
upon the former charge
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SorTHERS CRoPs a Georgia pap,i f,rfl-.at.
the crop prospects along the Arkansas and Wit,
rivers as promising. In the interior anil rrftl
ern and extreme southern portions % Ataaa...
the! are indifferent, while along ih, shore. ,'
the Mississippi the high water has resulted di.s.
iFousiy. and the late continued rains ra,. adl,,'
20 the damage, universally procrasiinains il.
replan'ing Of crops. From the interior Of re,4.
disheariening reports come also By som- 'he
incoming cotton crop Is put a. sju. 1000 Bale.
This, however, Is an absgrdly low csiimti,
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SAFE ~ ACouSrY SsAr.-F. ". Bennett Co.
aucioneers sold on "Wednesday last. Mt the ex.
change salestooms. the desirable county sea, Of
Isaac solomon located in this Country, near the
Frederick road. four miles from the city limits
containing - acres, handsomely improved sc.
20 Capt. = X. Cooper for $40, 600.
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CoCgT o. APPEALS In the Court ~ Appeals.
the case OfGardn.r 4 Burke vs.. the State IL Ma.
ryirnd. on writ Of error from the Circuit Cour,
for baltimore county, came up for hearing on
Monday last Chief Jus,ic. Bowie delivered the
opinion Of the Court Jgdgmcn; affirmed
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BAsE BALL.--The Towson Base Rail- Club play
the trst nine were again successful, beating the
second nine sixteen runs. On Tuesday evening
last. game was played between the second aud
fourth mines, resulting IN q victory for the second
BY Oue run. The club Is rapidly improving in
play, and our trends in Baltimore must he care
ful. else has silver ball =" will one dsv make
q journey to Towsontown.
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ForSD DEap On Friday morning last Denari
Flood. and old man. was found dead in q quarry
near Texas. Justice Irwin Of this town. was cal
lei upon. and summoned n jury Of inquest who
rendered \ verdict tina, the old man had died
from heart disease. The deceased was about ~
wears old. and We believe leaves wife surviving
him
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- Prom a report made 10 Congress Il ap-
pears that Government has provided Six thousand
aud seventy-fve artificial limbs 10 soIdIers-two
thousand one hundred and ihlrly-four arms,
three thousand seven hundred and elghty-iour
legs, foriyfpuF handa, nine feet, and one hnndred
and fouF other applInnsm. Twepiy.shFes differ
cot manuAesprsl o. sfil6elai limbs supplied The
Government and the cost VS. three hundred and
lfiy.sey.n ihoussnd ssvsn bundled AID twenty
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20 Edward V Ward, Esq., a greatly respect.
- citizen of this district died suddenly at his
residence At GOvanstowu. on Thursday morning.
from heart disease. Ills age was about - years.
Iii. numerous friends Wilt hear ~ ~. leccase
with deep regret
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CIncuu CouHr.-On Saturday last, the case OF
Jarvis Spencer W.. Adam II. Kroui, was further
argued BY Mr.. Spencer for himself aud Messrs.
Boarman aud Cuttings for Kroui. Not vet con-
cluded.
Court also met on Monday. TO try the case Of
Reiny ". Wesley, but tho witnesses not being
ready. Il was postponed. Court then adjourn
ed until Monday next, when tho case Of Josephine
Chatterton Vs. John Chatierton will BE- taken up
for trial
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fiRE ~ INV CorSrY The slaughter house.
carriage house, smoke houses and ice houses be-
longing 10 Messrs Miller. Carr and Blv. at the
intersection Of the Caverton with the Frederick
Road, near the city limits. took fire on Wednes-
iay night. and were entirely DESTROYED. Loss
about $500
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PAiSFvL ACCIDENT. As Mr.. John Greaccn was
driving along the Pimlieo road on Monday after
noon, his horse took fright. and running OF
became unmanageable. Mr. c. was thrown out
aud considerably injured His head was cut
body bruised and one knee cap displaced
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COUNTY ITEMS.

LARcExr ~ ran Couxry "A quantity Of clo-
thing and small sum Of money was taken on,
Tuesday night, from the residence Of Mr.. W. Y.
Day. residing on the Little Gunpowder, In Balti-
more county. A man about 30 years old, known
In the neighborhood as Deaf John, II is alleged,
committed the then, information 10 that effect
having been placed In the hands Of the police Of
Baltimore on Wednesday. lie has not ~ yet
been apprchended. II is stated that no also took
with him dog belonging To Mr.. Day.
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- Ths surrender q LEES army threw Into
The hands q cur 0ovsEmsat th.siy thousasa
musksn Of ths Drltish manufsinss Thss were
sold 10 spsculaisr, and from bio puspband q
aoubls sbelr oslsinal sosl ~ ~ uana1isn -
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ADMITTED TO PEActicE Ca motion Of Rich 4
GTasou, Esq. : Parker Bosley. Esq, the efii-
Gent aLi esteemed teacher II the public school a,
this place WAS on Saturday last admitted 10
practice law IN our Court We wish our Young
friend abundan; success ia his new vocation
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WARS WEATHER The past week has been an
intensely no, one. the Thermometer ranging as
high A. 95s in the shade The farmers arr r..
ioiced AZ i. a. il is just what their coru needed
and the WHEAT Is rapidly ripening uader is iufu-
enc.
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ASSESSORS NkETiSG.-The Assessors for the sevel
al districts Of this county, will meet at Towson-
town, On Tuesday NEXT, the 3rd of July
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~ A. >tablersville. Baltimore county. Josh.
VA 4. Young ha. be appointed posiu,ss'cr-ric.
Daniel Briggs resigned
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OFFICE AT THE RESIDENCE or WILSON
TOWNSEND. ESQ,
Near stemmer's Run Depot, Baltimore "a. Nd.
June a0-2m.
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ANNrvERsARY MEFTINo

vNIIE ANNIVERSARY Of the BALTiNuRE
Il COUNTY BIBLE SOCIETY. will H. brlJ
Ia the COURT HOUSE At TOwsONTOW n. on
Saadag Altsrneoa. July lstA, az o'clock
INTERESTING ADDRESSES will Ia d,i,,
cred. aud Il i e. be hoped that ali friend y,
tho Bible. who can. will he present
July ao.--st. s.c,a,s,,