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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-01-09
Fresh Arrival.

I 000 BUSHELS prime White Pro
IeVOV vision CORN,
500 bushels prime Mixed CORN,
100 b5ls. Extra FAMILY FLOUR,
1000 bushels White Seed Oats,
10000 lbs. Bacon Sides,
2:ooo lbs. small and prime Breakfast
Strips,
80 sacks Liverpool Salt,
Bran, Hay, Peas ard Grains, Of all de-
hcriptions. for sale at lowest market figures.
BRO VINE d .>CHIRiIEIl,
Dec7 Main street, Volscr's new store.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-01-09
auction Sales,
By A. r. PHILLIPS.

Furniture, Piano, Clocks, Stooes, Ham.
N0IS. DIN GOOdS. &c
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-08

TnS fsTtrSscr OF NEwsPAPsN. Occasionally
an individual says 10 Ne, times are too hard
with me, must stop my paper" or as In some
instances, my wife thinks We can dispense With
the paper now, and must stop" Thus II is, stop
the paper the first thing as . useless expenss,
without thinking Of the actual waste Of money
TOT many things drank, eaten, smoked or ehewed
which can do the system no good, but rather
harm.
The newspaper, says a contemporary, can, or
should, be regarded as q beneht 20 every house
hold II imparis useful information Il furnish
es subjects for thought aud conversation; u adds
charm for social intercourse II makes an
agreeable meInbcr OF society. To DO without u
newspaper one might as well be out Of the world;
he bccomcsa perfect nobody when he goes In.
10 society aud hears others talk about current
events and discusses questions OF local or general
interest, he can take NO part In these things be-
cause he Is not posted up. not having read the
papers. And in the family circle what an inilu-
ence the paper has--the children read Il aud
gain knowledge Il serves TO occupy their leisure
hours, 10 keep them nom frivolous Amusements,
aud gives an attraction 10 home. Surely, then,
No wise parent would consent 10 go without q
newspaper IN his family and local home news
paper too. lie may think he can get along with
out IL, because lac Is out In the world, aud can
have the reading of the paper from his eighbor 8
shop ar store, or he eau learn what Is going on
from Others. Hut this IL rather mean war. -
Men ought 10 he independent. They ought to
read for themselves. II, however, they think
they 10 not necd the paper themselves they may
rest assured their families do Consideration
like these should have their weight, and should
induce those who have had thoughts Of stopping
their newspapers not to do ~. and for those who
have not taken paper ~ subscribe at once for
one Truf Deaocrdi
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-08
SPECIAL NoTrcHS.
Consumption Durable by DR..
9ohenokia Medicines,

rSsT0 CURE CONSUMPTION, the system
uN0 must be prepared 90 that the lungs will
heal. To accomplish this, the liver and stom-
ach must frst be cleanscd and an appetite Gre
aied for good wholesome food, which, by these
medicines viii be diges.cd properly, and good
healthy blood made thus building up the con-
slitutieu. sCHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS
cleanse the stomach Of all bilious or mucous
accumulations, and. by using the Sea Weed
Tonic in connection. the appetite Ia restored.
sClfENCK'S PULMONfC SYRUP IL nutri-.
cious ~ we'll as medicinal, aud, by using the
three remedies. all impurities are expelled from
tho system. and good. wholesome blood made.
which will rcpcl all disease. II patients will
take these medicines according 70 directions
Con sumption very frequently in its last stage
yields readily 10 their action. Take the pills
frequently, to cleanse the liver and stomach
II does not follow that because the bowels are
not costivc they are not required. Tor some.
times in diarrhga they are necessary. The
stomach must be- kept healthy, and an appetite
created to allow the Pulmonic Syrup 60 act on
the respiratory organs properly aud allay any
irritation. Then all that is required la perform
permanent euro is. 10 prevent taking cold
Exercise about the room as much rs possible.
eat all the richest ioOd--fat meat, game. aud.
in fact. anything the appetite eravcs but be-
particular and masticatc we'll. t7dwea.molyr.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-08
Border STATE conventan.

Tie >iAis r-1ifa. teGn .'-- = -a- f--4.l-
.e-a Ca4os farfr Mary ll- l1-.7s .1-er
s-sol -t.oe y ta. 4,s ~ta;- slE-lt.oa 1as- -
..e. a. aa!fsSs ehsch 81 - f8gal q Aaa,her
-oianu sr.flaz tie R~y4b.-aa Cnlar.s's %
Deaa~Are We-s Virgla.A A-ai4eNy T-aaessee
4a4 N.ssosr. % asei ~ Ca.oa a.ea 81 Harg aad
a Coaveniioe. n Baltimore city ca ID. .ih
!sy q September aext TIE Object % The Con
seatios a 70 orgaai1> .sassa'.A. aPp-a 20
CSagress 90 tie part ~ H. Border >taies for 70
yassAge u is- sumner y itson sll. Or o,aer n.
e..ni iegisla,ion Ehieh zaay al % The ss,Abish-
net; ihroszhos, he Z a.on q IA aAoo! saffraze
The Interests u th> Border state. % tae cues.
Ion u sasr-ze, arr .asleatial They al f,rn-r-
y bid slaves shich nAFe heen .t@ra'el a. a -
4ssnes 70 he revolutionary Period 'Aroagh
shich ws have pass-l al we're ~ danger Ia
The early lays - he r~t,ell.on u t.iag forced
.lto the vortex u secession AMI Ee-e oaiy are!
from sseh oaiAmsiiy b. tie hrl4snes. q '.s. To-.
On loving citizen. aa4 TIE rronp; action o.
The UEiisd States aHihoriti~s 80 exeer' ii-la-
saF-, 4srng the var. felt The l-solatag presence
u arusies upon their sol and sao@ the sasage
spissi shseb srtsa,ei the fo'oes shich wer- en-
d@AvSsing to break up the Union all ksoE he
devotion Of their eoIOre4 population to the TAR
On cause, and how, dsring the darkest hoars d
tie var, when we almost d-paired the faith o.
N. blacks never wavered, bat that they look-
81 forward, confidently, TO the coming Of 81. hour
shea rebellion should " heard q 10 more
throughout all the land
Il Is the sarnss, uish u the loyAliss u these
border States that ihsy should he sep, under the
eoa,rol q mea who were loyal during the war,
but on the pses~n, voting basis, ihey aFe unable
10 do this and have Determined 70 call 90 their
aid the support Of the loyal blacks and to this
end will petition the Congress Of the United
States. The importance Of the proposed Con.
veniion cannot be too highly estimated, and we
doubt no, that the call from Maryland will be- |
ehserfully responded 10 by the border States
and that the movement will be one Of solidiiy |
aoI efIerf
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-08
Political Items.

Governor Shrrkey, OF Mississippi having fail
al In his efforts before the Supreme Court TO at.
rcst the progress OF reconstruction, has gone
home to give his people tue worse advice in his
power. lie declares that Southern men ought
not TO accept the situation aud AYERS that
:" quiet aud firm opposition would have pro-
" dueed u reaction -, the North which would
+" have resulted In q rcpeal Of the law
The Richmond WAig declares that while vir-
ginia politics have taken no definite share,
great change has taken place in the State in IA
vor VI accepting the situation. ani IT placing
Virginia in practical relations with the Govern
ment tn" people ate resolved 10 PERFORM their
duties 10 the United States. aud So gain IL pro.
lection and the privileges which Il offers.
The Albany JoETaai says lit is Of course.
" impossible 20 forscc what combinations may
' grow ont of the reconstruction movements
e nov in progress or how these will alice, the
" action Of the neat Republican National Con.
" Neniicn. To-day. Grant u the strongest man
" in the tniIed States who could he nominated
" for the Presidency.
Judge Kelley has completed his Southern trip
and returned home. Ills last specch vas at
pan'illc. Virginia. where be had large and at.
icu,Nc audicnev Of " hiies and blacks. who liz.
tened aiirniiscly 10 his mastery exposition ~
the views of,hc Republican party and at it,
close gave him vote " thanks
Congressman fArnsworth. ~ Illinois. has gone
South Ia iusiru,, the people ~ to the principles
oi ihr Republican part. and To uree their speedy
AcC,ptAncc u the Reconstruction act passed. O,
,hc late Congrc.s
The first election urou the basis o. universal
s.ilrigs hoax place in Washington ci,, ou Mon.
aay last \ yer, heavy vote vas pollvl AMI
everything passed 81 m an unusually qai,,
manner II, blacks voted soiiily the Rep4l..-
san 'cAct which VAS succvssful by a large ma.
.ofiH. The lvmocrai. carried only cue wAf!
The e.eeiioa Vas for Mayor Cp Council ana
oihe, corporation osicvrs
Fr,,.iea. johnson Ia. again commenced
swinging aroual the circle this time 20 =
southern dreciioa CO Sunda, las,. be. IN
compAas With Senators Seward aud Ianda
and others len Washington for Raleigh y Z
s;cqpa- on ;ac nay a; Kcanoul Petersburg
Weldon Aul otaer points ~ al u wA.,h he
~ss enieT;A.ncd aa1 made sTc,ches expressing
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-08

70 The Democratic Convention at Annapo-
lie a" drag, is slOw length along, Spending
their time In speech making aud assertions Of
great love for State Rights and other such kin
dred exploded heresies. Having settled theslave-
~ question To their satisfaction, By sOlemnly re-
solving that Il has never been abolished In Mary
land and that Ill who have been made free are
yet 10 be paid for by somebody, the Convention
has gone to work at iinkering up the Executive
question and chair 10 suit their political ianeies.
An election ior = new Governor Is 10 be held this
fall. but the gentleman chosen Is not TO take bis
sra, until Gov. swaan's time expires, thus gen.
erously repAying NJ. swann Cor all the noble ef.
forts he has put forth 10 aid hls brother traitors.
While they have their hand In, hey nigh, as
well provide Tor the election Of four or eve Gov
srnsrs, one 10 saecssd the others. They would
thus secure the onlos Tor good many years.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-08

TINS NeGno vorE -" II the States heretofore
In rebellion were n vast cotton field, aud the
members OF Congress iis plantrfs, they could not
be more diligent than they are now IN efforts 10
harvest the votes ~ the celorcd men "--ES-
change.
Well, grant the faci--and II sprobably true
doss Il furnish any just ground TOT complaint
The negro has heroine a citizen h. Is to take
part IN The affairs Of the Government bis voice
Is 10 have weight In deciding orr future policy
u must be given 10 sappor, either truth or error
is not impor,An, tina, he should vote right ?
Are not 'hose WIN believe tina, III. Republican
party is right, jus,laabls IN seeking his support
Cor ~
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-08

Fs's IsEs. Accounts from Tea. agr-r m
az M nat a STATE o. Nfaif, eEis; there cAins
for prompt in'eihr~nec IN the par, ~ tho su.
ihOrite' The notorious ret~l guerrilla Chief,
QuAnifell, has gathered around him band Of as
desperate character. a. ever isgfaoet civilization.
and a'in the days Of the rebellion. i' plundering
aud laying waste the county through which he
passss. Tho-e Of,he citizens who profess . love
for the Union or reverence for the old flag are
wan'only bu,eherei by this gang Ofoa;laws and
the Governor Of the State prof-.ses 10 consider
himssli enable 10 give any relief,o the Sufferer. or
- punish "a" perpetrators Of these outrases -
Nothing short ofhemp will ever reeon.,ruc, such
men. and the sooner it called into use the better
for the nation
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-08

AHERicsS AGRicuLruRisT.-Thi 10 certainly
the hes, and the cheapest agricultural work pub.
lishsd IN the country. II contains % much mat.
Ter tina, i interesting and positively useful TO the
farmer that We can bat wonder that Il has not
a much more extended circulation among the
iartiefs OF our community. Il contains thirty
eight pages every month, aud yet is published al
the low pric; Of si.i0 per year, or 81 cath 10
clubs Oi twenty.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-08
Border State Convention.
tddFrs. OF MARI land Republican,.


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a.4r. a-reio,ofe male f,r tn- re-ugul'ln ~
50 4ser A. tI@ -olai:y ~ t..r ~nflr- -,lut.itf ~
a. American cia5@as "a a. c.sI anl politics
q shi. s.faolt regard 20 1o,ot
h.s.ir~f Taa' ne call -fsn ,he 'angr--s ~
lie a.;=! stats 70 carr O4' tie principles -
he .lec'Ara'ios o. lai-yel4ence Aua the power
2l'sa ~ tAr Coastii.;loa Aal %, present amend
meats = abolish al isgA. distinction on arcoul,
u c3'o- an4 ~ .iTe the sgdrage u the Sumner
"il-ol Dol! =; til earliest possible n0uieni
ksfaif-f That he tonFenii0n invite the h.
p4bilcan7 q bea~ar- Maryland West Virgi-
MA. Kentucky Traa-ssec lal Missouri 10 ~!
4slega'fs without -efeet 90 ruor. {. m-et be-
opnTea 10 .H baltimore 90. --- e. advance tie
r''rss. and .ap-~ a. manhood .sffrage and 70
i-tH4. 3 80 ,nsf~.s 'Ae fssaAse q She SUMNER
saa 'l lud - Dire i4r teuffal tnmfnii-
'r- fu '.aH .'.ia p arr, a4t ihts fssui4ton aud
tt '.- .ls ~ si.' meeting ~ tie C.ns.niiou
A-.|.-,i That 'ae state tsnif4i Commits. h.
4ui are l~ffhl l.frlcissi q. communici'e witn
fhr u*'4isff+ - ensfr.s 90 regard tn Toe matter
-tp9fei hy 'ae faajorify ~ ihe COMMITTEE On
Recitation
T." Ese'.'.ve 'oami'ise Of tie Republican
Union ie'f', % Mar, and IN accordance w.ih
the ihirl ~ ih- abov- resolutions iayiie hereby
She Republican Union party in the state Of Del.
aware Wet Virginia, Kentucky T-nnss.se and
N.'sosri Ia meet the delegates u the Republican
party u Ma'y and IN Con s~ntion, on Thursday,
the 9Th DAY % Sep'ernher. at y ". Tor the ob-
jrci' 80, out in the resolution above quoted.
The Republicans ~ B.i,iuors wili give YOU a
warm reception and ~ anticipate glorious
reunion q oyHlis's, aud important results in
favor u loyal rule and universal manhood suf.
frage in the several States.
The States above named are invited 10 send a.
many delegates, without Fegafd To race or color.
either by county dis,rie, or Sine Conventions.
or 10 such other mode cur friends ia the States
named shall see g.
Tie I;spaLliran Iapers ia this State and tie
other STATES named are requested 20 promote the
object above stated. aud 70 publish this call
aud The Republican members Of Congitss and
the State Central Committees are respectfully
urged to aid 10 the matter
by order of the committee.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-08
- . -

ASfs Fssi'. ,ss.,ri, rom 81. accogu'-
The Fen an Ea-rlsrs are aga p aI-.l' 'ak.nr the
Geld 10 large ,''nie-. f.r tar iuva.i,f. 81 Can.
ala. fn4T~in~ft toward. arganizai.nn AMI
eoaeenirat..n B.. general Throughout the north
eFn aud western portion. "i S~~ York ami
ether state. A 'u~s.~ng~r has been irspatch-
Ell ~ The heal circle. 20 call the brothers =,
arms, ani thirty tho..sani men are .. BE- con
eenirated N the borders within a month. The
eommi.sariat s aaii O. d. well served. aud
large supple. OF AMY stores are already ware
housed "a she vicinity of 81. Adams. General
spear i - command the invading army On
The other hand. the Canadian are alive 70 the
danger. and are actively preparing - defend
themselves. Hon. John Norf.s.ey has been At
Troy. 10 conference VITA the Fenian leaders.
and. i is believed. ia. been authorized o. as
sure them that the Government viii 10, inter.
isfe with their plans.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-08

Tmg MARYLAsD PAannR for Jon is before us. I,
contains well written articles on the Change Of
Seasons-PreparAiion ~ Lawns--when 20 Cut
Grass for Horses and Cows-Parming lndusiy-
the Dog Nuisance-A Graphic Dcscripsion Of
Farmers who do not take an Agricultural Paper,
&c. Published by s. Sands Mills 4 Co, "a &.
Calvert ST., baltimore, at $l.s0 per year.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-08

THE Cnofs The newspapers from all parts Of
the country gave the most gratifying account OF
the growing crops, particularly Of wheat. This
cereal never looked better nor gave = greater
promise 81 an abundant yield. Perhaps the sag.s
~h0 have pf0phecied this rs the beginning Of
years of plenty are right, ahd that the days Of
starvation prices for all the necrssaries Of life are
over Speaking for our own section We never
saw better indications ofHn abundant crop.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-08

ALanAHA ASH GEoRa'A.-Itisp pleasant to hear
The Mobile ideeriisW say Every solitary
"vote will b. necessary u prevent Alabama
" irom bsinsas completely radiealised Ne Con-
gress " or Massachusetts, And also The Georgia
chro~ieis "The white population are already
"divided IN political sentiment, aud there Is
danger that the Radicals will cary the state -"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-08

RAcE.-florn Temple Troiiing Association
Match for ~ 600 nile heats, Ia ., between Mr..
Prices bay Mare baltimore County Maid. aud
Mr. Skaters brown MAre Lady Guilford aud
mate. This race IL something new In this State,
a. either hofse can rig and 20 - they please with
running mates. The race " 10 take place on
Monday, June 10th, a, q o'clock, at Herring
Run.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-08
tVTNNIIETFFl
THos j wllsoS, Chairman .

REcoNsmuTioS ~ LOrisiASA.-Gen. Sheridan
has removed Gov. wells, Of Louisiana, from the
exercise o. bis oaioe, aud has appointed Hon
Thos. J. Duuni, President Of the Philadelphia
Loyalisis Convsn,ion, to il, The reason for the
Trmova! Of the Governor was thai hs had placed
olsirur'ions in the ~ay 81 Gen. sheridan's plan
OF Reconstruction. Gov Wells has always been
a siaun,h Union nan aud the action Of Shcri-
dan Is looked upon with some surprise. Mr..
bumni il in Washington, and, Il Is understood,
ryfnses io acuep, the position rendered him.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-08

yA-The Philadelphia Laqs,s,r publishes the
following special despatch from Baltimore -
" Preparation. are making by well known
lawyer Of this city 70 lay m ialpaciion upon the
State Treasurer a, Annspolis, the Governor,
Comptroller and other officials, to prevent their
paying any money out Of the State Treasury "a
deifay EXPENSE 10 any shape or form, Of the
Constitutional Convention now ia session ia Ma
ryland, OF any expense tot acts {, may order, in
GLIDING printing, holding elections aud MI else
apperiaining thereto. This Is 10 be done on the
ground u the existing Constitutional Conven.
ton being unconstitutional aud illegal. The
case promises 10 he u much interest The In.
junction Is to be applied for ina few days. The
particulars anon
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-08

NEH'co --uaIimilians empire has been Of
short Duration Late advices from Vera Cruz
state tina, the Liberal cause Is everywhere sue.
es'siul, that the city Of MEXICO had eapiiulAisd,
and that the vic'ors in their hour ~ comple,s
triumph, had wisely feconsidered Their conclusion
u shooting MAMMALIAN and his Generals and
bad banishe'l them from the country When
We consider the character Of Maziunilians usur.
paiions and bic unjust punishment Of MEXICAN Of.
hosrs. We mus, conclude ihs, he was mos, L.
nien,ly treated. lie had no more RICH, in M.1i-
CO than our Government would have to attempt
to establish is authority In England or France
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-08

- The Warrington correspondent, Of the
Charleston Cbuviw writes thar 1.-THE appearance
ofMr. Jefferson Davis al the November term Of
Of The United States circui, Cour, will be merely
formal. Il s well understood that no trial for
treason In bis cas-, or that ofany other sx-Con.
isdsrAls, will ever take place"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-08

APPOINTMENTS commissions have b.en re-.
eeived a, the Clerk Office for the following gen
ilsmen a. Justices Of the Peace Nathan War.
field, FIRST District s.os VIM. Stewart: Lewis
Lehman Firs, District, reappoinisd Josiah r.
lsu,ieF, Third District, ere uicAjnh Rogers ;
Thomas GotsHch. Fifth District. sse, Thomas W
ksnshaw Joshua Plaskiu Ninth District, 80,
Jo-.ph Allison Caleb lloshall, Ninih district
zee Isictard Lucas Nessrs Lehman and Rgter
have qualified. and the oihsr, by notice In
another column are requested to do 50 within
thirty day
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-08
N A r. RE d.

On the 9Th inst. by Rev. DR.. MonFoe, Joss
~. sSEEp and REuHccA G. CooPss, all Of Bali.
moro county.
On the Syth Of May, by Rev. A. X. Kelley,
ions BEnvARB, Of Baltimore county, % Lausl
y. HowARp. 81 Hartford county.
In baltimore city, on the 5oth Of Nay, by
Rev. Il. III. Robinson, JoHN HOoPnn, 10 Miss
Cana DonSEv, both Of Baltimore county.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-08

JrRoRs .-AmOng the Jurors summoned b,
Marshal Boniianl 10 attend the June term " ID,
United States pisfic, Court arr Benjamin y
Paync, Esl AMI Col joint Holland. Of this
county
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-08

FiRE Il destructive fire Occurred in baltimore
on Wednesday morning last, by which the large
warehouse ofC. ". Slaglc 4 Co. Is North Street
"a firm well known tn the citizens Of this coun.
~ was entirely destroyed The lire /. supposed
10 have been the work " an inccndiary
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-08

LAyiSa 90 CoRxER SToSn.-The corner stone
Of -. Mary Roman Catholicl Industrial School,
situated on the South side of the Frederick road
near the villagsof Carrollton, was laid by the
Very Reverend Thomas Foley, on Monday after.
noon last
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-08

rRorgsn wiunR,wN Tho summer resort
known ~ Browns Pavilion" Mt the head Of
bear Creek. ON the North Point Road. IN this
county. WAS offered al auction by =. u. Cover.
ON Wednesday last. and Withdrawn on u bid OF
SlO. loo
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-08

Ger Mobile paper Invites " Yankee" e.
caine South an.l settle down" An exchange
Presun'ea many 81 our New England manufae-
tursrs would be glad 10 have some Of their
Southern friends come North aud settle up .
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-08

CONrR,cr AWARDED The County Commits
sioncts, On TUESDAY last awarded the contract
io build two bridges over PaiApscO Falls. one nj
Woodstock aud one At llollenhelds. To Thomas
Tod fur - 900
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-08

Jess NEsrIss The BAp,ss ofthis county will
hold their regular June meeting at S.iet's Meet.
IN House. (Chc.,nu; Ridge, on Sunday neHt -
Preaching IN the morning and afternoon
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-08

IHs ltNA- Esl-HtE !ov. not scela ~ tc Vet
,ri-e.s s4e,e! Tie objection scrtns % Il o.
81 t,a'cf'-' sv ge-se- The u-a employed
. '-- ~as>s rrfl-c % s1rA under hun or 90 al
.JN Others - wo-A even sons . '4r a. 20 pub.
-. threats - !-sta a-..asi the nvef,eyF pa
>a;- lag m.-a.as as fAc oiiosus written
aouc- 49, ios,r'! lp a. a conspicuous plae. 20
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-08
COUNTRY RESIDENCE.
FARMS FOR SALE.

A PINE Farm or s73 ACRES on York
River and near Yorktown onsof0NETHOUs.
Middleeex county, and one Of SIX HUNDRED
AND sfXTY-FivE ACRES in Easex county.
near Tappshannock
e1-f"r particulars apply Ia
HENRY W. COOKE,
Law buildings, Baltimore. Nd
June ST