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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-09-03

were held al the following places:-
District
/. Farley's, Eleventh and Federal streets.
2 Mealey's Tenth and Carpenter streets.
g. McDonough's. Sixth street, below Shippen,
A. Naulty's, Twenty fourth and Lombard streets.
B. McEroy's, Fifth and Prune streets.
g. DOugherty's, South Penn Square, above Broad st,
q KallenberR's, Ninth street. above Noble.
g. McLaughlins, Broad and Race streets,
g. CRllery's No. l27 Callowhill street,
To- Carrolps, Twenty-fourth and Spring Garden sts.
il. Apples, Sixth and Coates streets.
IL. Miller's, FrRnkford road and Hanover street.
l3. Kelley's, Cadwalader and Master streets,
IA. Thirteenth and GrArd avenue.
Is. BasslerB, Seventh Bt above Germantown road.
l6. Shingles. Germantown.
II. Mullens, Frankf0rd.
lS Cedar Hall, Fortieth and Market streets.
The nominations In the different Represen-
tative Conventions, as far as received, were as
follows:-
DistYict Cdndiddte.
/. Joseph Caldwell.
2. John Maginnis.
8. Samuel Josephs.
5. Thomas Mullen.
g. Bernard McNalley.
T. William McClary.
8. Samuel d. Daley.
10. George Leisenring.
IL, Daniel With8m,
l3 Michael Mullin.
49, Albert r. Schofeld.
IT, Silas Tomlinson.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-09-03

ATTACK UPON AN OFFIcER.-A man named
Morgan got into fight this morning at Third
and Catherine streets, during which Officer
Burns interfered, and attempted to make an
arrest. In so doing he was resisted by the men
by them. During the disturbance shots were
fred, slightly injuring the officer. The ball also
took effect in the hip of boy, causing q severe
wound. The alleged perpetrator Of the act,
Lester Smith, was pursued, but succeeded in
making his escape. Morgan was captured, and
taken before Alderman Morrow, who held him
TO await the result of the injuries Inflicted.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-01
Change.


The tendency Of our age i "a the liae q pro-
yress aa4 improvement; Ligh: aud knowledge
nave :aksa Up :ae.f march aal TOW press on
ward TO illgmi1e Aa4 ias;rse; the world Tho
golden ss.shiae q truth Az Nisi5s Is peneira.
;ing the lars corners where 4arkaesi A.! error
have ;Akes refuge, AaG these enem.ss % human
Aivazcsmeai And hAppiness ore now heeing
away "a he lev = iissirs,ei by The leans %
the ssa. Bigo;fy and superstition. ;hoso ivan
sisters Of barsarista. who's reisn has ever been
. blgh,.ns curse % society are fas, losing :hei-
power 70 haFn-;heir iron Ioerire aA- i.en 80
rested from their grasp and broken "a pieces
.n4 their throne ;ot,er. 20 ia fall
The old 4o.r-a. o; the past mas,y with 'hc
mould ~ centuries no longer binds man w.,h
iis ohainE q brass and hooks r.. ieel co,a-
polling blind Obedience n ia obnoxious ani
abominAblc doc,fiae' Z. has been supplau,cd
by Few theories. bAssi .pon justice, right, reason
and truth Mankind no longer permit the clois-
tered priests and Monks 70 Thin. 70, them bu,
they reason, reject and decide 20: ,hemselyes -
Society is improving ia AeceieEaiirg ratio. and
mankind are icing laugh; new and grea, truths
mos; rapidly 4 Few years since and Russia,
Brazil and our own land owned over half a mill.
ion Of slaves To-day the former slaves are free,
aud walk forth gamAnacIel "a God designed
man should They are. OF soon will be, engraf,.
s4 into the ;reA, body 81 citizens, nj have rights
which al arc bound 70 respect When the ia.
famous doctrine Of Judge fancy, tina, negroes
" bad no rights which white men were bound
20 respect, was promulgated, how many eS.
poc'ed to live 70 sce the day when this hated
class should be full.grown citizens, invested with
oil the tigh,s aprer,aining 20 frecmen Sc, in a
decade !, has come 70 pass
The current Of frce'lom is sweeping onward
with an irresistible force, AMI nothing ran ar.
ret IL in is course. May ia tides rise higher
aud still higher is momentum be largely IN.
creased, and its volume become granier and
more sublime, until not vcs,igc Of barbarism
or oppression shall remain to blight human 20.
eie,y with ia mildew breath
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Nnsgi loorH VA BygiEp.-Ail will rccOilec;
'hc mystery hat attended the final disposition
o: the remains OF ioha Wilkes Booth Stories
"rre afoai that the body was strangely inaiia-
o.! ;ha; the head MAS removed, the heart taken
3-'. srA 'ha; 'nGll! tic poor corpse was mysie-
g.ous hug.cd with a number o. other .eons and
Tie ground smooihci over, so that the grave
n.:SLi never again tc recognized The facts as
stated ~ COone. Baker. are iha: when the body
..y .p1g the g.aboat al wash.ngioa great
pains "cgl tIAen 20 ascertain rs ileatiiy beyond
question. t1i. done. Surgeon General liarncs
removed about two .aches Of lhc vertical column
containing The vc:;ch.r through which ;ho bul.
let % Boston Corteu passed, and i, was prepared
~ sugical Specimen which can be seen by any
curiosity banter in the Army Medical Museum al
duly labelled and numbered. by
this time. 'he body Of Booth had become very
decisive We quote owing 10 the condition
Ia which b: lad remained after loath the leg,
broken IN jumping ffoia the box 10 the stage,
va. much d.scoiorel aud swollen the blood from
the wound having saturated his under cloihing
W!,h the assistance % Lieutenant l.. Is. Baker I
took the body from the Ganboat direct 20 the old
Pen..cnilary adjoining the Arsenal grounds
The buil!ng hal not been used as = prison for
some years previously. The Ordnance Depart
men, had filed the ground floor cells with liked
ammuHiiiOn-one Of the largest Of these cells
were selected as the buriAi-plaoe Of Booih-ihe
ammunition was removed, large ia, stone lifi-
al from It's place. aud a rude grave dug the
BODY was dropped in, the grave filled up, the
stone replaced. aud there rests 10 this hour all
thHi remained - John Wilkes booth
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Shall the County be Divided ?

A letter from Edward Spencer. E.q.. II the
Second District, % the Journal of last week.
states that petitions arc now circulating asking
that the First, SecoEi aud Thirteenth Districts
be detached from ,ais county Aai % med -
Howard. We believe that SIR. spencer attach
e more importance % THIS subjec, than it de.
serves, for We cannot think that the people II
the districts named viii consent y hismembcF
their own county br the sake Of adding Popu-
lasion. territory and Importance " another
ELECTS City, the scat Of justice Of Howard,
10 situated on the extreme edge Of the county,
and We doubt No; bu, tina, the people Of the
"City" would gladly seo a 81 ice taken oil our
county 80 asto place the county seat somewhere
nearer the geographical centre. A good many
people Of the lower end have a foolish pre-.
judiee against Towsontown a. county seat, but
they hal far better endure the ills they have
"thAn hy 70 others that they know no, Of. -
To divide tho county requires the conaen, of q
majority Of the people Of the par, % be taken
OF, and this consent, we feel sure will never be
given by the voters Of the First, Second aud
Thirteenth Districts
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-01

We week before As; sAvs the news 70 our
readers TIA; " Jefferson Davis TIE chief Coz
spirAscE A=4 lead = the 4c.sae; southern Goa
seierAey, h11 oeeG released &C a.. since ihs1
tie distinguished traitor aAs bsen haviss good
tine se.srA,.! rsceiv!=s The congratulations AL
enthusiasts receptions o. =.s slea1s through ;n=
Sogih, .hs= going 10 New Yosk 70 sxsiei; him-
elf 20 he AGziriaS care q ~ disciples ;hsre-
% Hoa. Joha NoF-isss! Constituents and Fer
aAnto Woo.s oaekess-;o ne nea VITO 20; ~
the 1rAft rios Of i:s5, and 80 S.sd osi ships
% rsa he blockade % Soa;hers ports After -
Tag ss,ed there . sis A;iss.s;.os, W Davis pro
e-edsd 70 CasA4A Dot or 5re;aFea over tie lie
4oa: se~E 20 lave he =oss exalted opision Of
bis claims 20 their regard Aa4 are sid to have
given hin The cold shoclter, se1er g=i;.ss sp
the east denoas;-Aiioa on bis ArrivI! aor even
hosoriag lin b! . Psblie 1iaaer Bad, ;hA,
Oar E.slish cousins III, sessre 10 Themselves
the everlasting aispleAsgrs q The ehivAlry
sales hey eo1e down 10 handsome style i'm
nediAaeiy as4 sekaow.~1ge JET a. . greA,
nAn, terrible is var aud =!Shiy 10 wisdom.
The release Of NJ. DAE3 viii probably sooa
bEiag qsiss number Q. po.i;ieA! eIii=s to on.
shores. Joha c. Breeks.riige has 5ees waiting
in Paris sor loeg ;!=e sos O. something % ;srs
up, aa4, Is 10 sAii. Is sow About packing his
vAliss Add % star; for New ToEk NJ. Mason,
also, and Mr. SiiaeT, and W Sanders. aat the
whole Of TIA, secession clique Who i" LEI; their
% country for their eoss;Ey good, may COW
retsra home j, they wish 70 10 il, An4 live in
pases sades the gosernneni they soggs; to ruin
The e.e o. Jss. Davis Is PrseeIen, ;ha; covers
al their sias. n the head Aa4 iron, Of the re-
beilion, 10 appreheud whom he Government:
paid sioo, 90, il 70 20 free-Aad who doubts i; :
all the tail ends aad minor members Of the de-
fanei Organization may well deem themselves
perfectly Bscure
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-01

\ STATE TENPEaAgcE COHvENTIoa 70 ~ CALLED.
Tho Board Of Control Of the United Temperance
Organizations Of the City Of Baltimore, held a
meeting Al their Office on Wednesday evening,
at which Il was resolved TO call State Temper
aneo Convention, 10 assemble In Baltimore city
At an carly date, said body 70 be composed Of
delegates from every county In the State, the RAJ
ito Of representatives 10 be the same a. adopted
by othor State Conventions. Tho Board appoint
ed o committee, consisting Off. q. W. Ward,
&. W. Virtue, +. Booth, Rev. David Evans, A.
llyam aud Alexander Lynch, to draft an ad-
drcs 20 present 10 the people Of the State urging
upon Thorn tue importance Of organizing ward,
township aud county temperance societies or clubs
tn each aud every county Of the State Thoy al
so intend 20 publish aud distribute throughout
the State temperance documents And Cor that
purpose solicit contributions from the friends OF
the cause the same 10 be- left a. the Office Of the
Secretary, Alex Lynch. No. IL Lexington street,
corner " Davis, or paid TO the financial commit
tee appointed 70 receive such donations. The
Board intends 10 make every honorable exertion
within their power 10 obtain for Maryland, q
prohibitory or stringent liquor Law license sys-
tom. Also enforce the present Sunday liquor
law, every violation ofwhich, ifreported TO them,
will be presented 10 the grand jury. The Office
Of the association Is open day and night, where
Temperance papers aud other Temperance docu-
mcnE are kept for the benefit Of strangers aud
all friends 10 the cause. The oflicers OF he BOARD
consis, Of Robert Booth, President; John A. APP
plCgarih and {. W. Virtue, Vice Presidents x
Lynch, Secretary, and J. J. Grove, Treasurer.
The Board Expects that tho friends Of Temper
Ancc In Towsontown will Immediately organize
Temperance societies aud report to the oilisc Of
IA, association the names OF the officers aud num-
Der % members In each association.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-01

GrS SHsupAS -Coprerie,i NEWSPAPER. and
politicians afc now concentrating al their cnyg-
gics 20 hasc sheridan, military commander Of
the South-wcsicrh D,siiiti unlei the Recon
s,ructiun Act, removed They say he 10 too
q" fast Perhaps be- is iIc aas hy ,,s' mr
AMI the Federal army from overwhelming d.a,s-
let 80 he was IN the Shenandoah Valley, when
he aeh' Jubal Early " whirling In that famous
dance of death No h. Is now In New Orleans
Mayor Monroe wants him removed, and the Chi
cago nsss thinks he Is tho extraordinarily active
Andy johnson will think twice. however, be-
fore complying with rebel demands lor his ~
moval
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE HISTORY or THE SECRET SERVICE
during the Rebellion. By Cen. Il. @. Baker,
late Provost Marshal and Chief Detective Of
the War Department Philadelphia ;--P.
GARRETT a Co.
There has been 30 much said for and against
the late Chief Detective Of the War Depart
ment, that we are aurc the great American
public will accord a most hearty welcome 10
this record Of the labors and experiences Of this
famous, praiaod, tradpced, dreaded and loved
official He has thrown down tho gauntlet 10
his enemies aud gainsaycrs by thus boldly max
ing public his varied and hitherto necessarily
mysterious official career. To Gen. Baker was
entrusted at this stage Of the war an Office Of
great dclicacy, the execution ng which required
a more than ordinary amount of tact, shrcwd-
ness aud bcldness. During tho progress Of hos
Utilities General Bakers course Of action gave
perfect satisfaction; but when the Johusonian,
"My Policy" was inaugurated, the loyal Chief
OF the Detective Bureau was not found tracla-
bic he persisted, despite Of winks and mods,
N expose the infamous systom Of pardon bro.
kcragc. lie pointed out the lovely daughters
Of the south who eagerly took up this now pro-
fcssion, aud no named men high ia Office who
were not proof against the Establishments Of
thcac new representatives of Southern chivalry.
This was embarrassing 10 the men in power. but
Gen. Baker could not he silenced, So his services
were dispensed with, IN the great JOY Of thccx.
rebels and quondam blockadc-rnnners hut
the Generals turn has come. he has exempt.
fed the lines Of Bryant, that truth crushed
N earth will rise again !" he has written the
whole truth concerning affairs in Washington
from tho beginning OF the war until the days
when the Rebcls were forgiven by President
johnson. From tho timo Of Lees surrender
until General BaKcr LEFT the Capital. is history
is decidedly spicy, and Il Is narrated In full in
this volume. General Baker tells eome strange
but true things Of Cabinct Ministers. Congress.
mon and Generals.
Tho books embraces the fullest and best his
tory OF the great conspiracy yet given " the
public the General made himself thoroughly
familiar with all the details Of that iniainotis
plot. and gives the public the benefit Of hia
knowledge.
Much, very much that has hitherto been hid
den from the eyes ui the world. il now exposed
BY the trcnchanl pen ci Baker. This work Of
his may be entitled Secret History of the
War" Tor all the events that IL was doomed
necessary 10 keep Rs secrets during the progress
Of the Rebellion, arc how given Ia the public.
And much that tho authorities at Washingto
would still prefer To have concealed IL here laid
bare. II seems that General Baker has no So.
crets from the public, and he Justly concludes
that his late fellow servants 81 tho American
people have Rome either. The work !. Of deep
interest. ol National importance. and will me-
doubt command the attention II wide circle
oi readers on both sides of the Atlantic.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-01

- An unreconsirue,sd reb., writing to the
Tovsoaiown Journal, over the initials. IS. g.
c., eases himsclfas follows
We hope for the punishment OF all who ever
placed an INVADER foot upon the fair Southern
land. We hope 10 live 10 see the day when ihey
wii hide thsir ihces from the eyes OF their fellow
men, and when not one shall be found 70 own the
op.nion. nppsrmoss 81 The present day. We do
not think itfAf OF. ALREADY tho mine l. under
them, and before long twill BE- sprung.
Some may think "s.E c." hopss TOO much.
and possibly they may think rightly. Ru, Of tina,
ws have nothing do. Itls our PLATA au,y. a,
vigilant ssntinsis on the mountaln-lop, 10 so..s
The alarm 81 tho fAinsss, indication Of danger
Wshssswith do H. We caution those "who
"pisssd IN invaders foo. on the hlr Southern
"iand" keep sharp lockout for tho " miae."
whsthor ths MD mlns isalso 10 be sprung under
the "home-gaard," rs. Il. O." doesn't say
Ba, they, too, had better be on their guard. Tho
best way 70 meet danger l. always 10 h prepared
for h.-oslSrii1s Latsiiigsae0.
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The Growing Crops.

According &c reports from al pAr,s % he
coun;sy tbs prospects % ;hc ccsea. ,ro.r ''r g.,
yc''T 80 ar unusually promising "a ;ae Gs-;-
eru, Nli.e ard Western states tie severe SHOWS
o. as, winter have improved aai enriched ''e
soil, aal preserved 'he growing srs'a .n u~
south, u. distress u ga, jas, aai is,.,a' !,..;
a+j caused more than usua. attention So ie pass
20 the cultivation o. -rain. aai 'he hafvc' Pee 10
pNc;s az eAc,llgr' There is p.o'...s,. therefore
itai lie tes:;.ioa "a, .'r AMI az. prevailing 10
some parts Of the south will Ass aSay an! thtt
the yeAr Will b, one 81: i.cr;y ~! rrosp,-i'. -
whea Sc -eaec; upon the fact tia, ~.,t.a .cw
ve,ks -.a.a mas zen imported f,om Europe an;
oFog;h; ia,o our A'l.a'ic por:' we An ga-
ly.s;a=i ~ reasons q, 'he l.s:-e's vh.g. :,t
;aoa;a. 0s: 3; las J,ea -, u, .;.-ao.. l-:. VI:
tbs PRESS 20 CONNER; lpos
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-01

CossrTATIoS oF RAuoSs lit il not generally
known tina, tho las, Congress, jus, before al.
jOurnnsui, passed bill granting 10 Union col.
diers who died prisoners Of war, Communication
for ra,ions at the rate Of twenty-five cents per
day fos the time the prisoner was 10 held The
following heirs are entitled TO II, and In the or.
der named First, widow, II unmarried At date
Of passage Of act second, children third, ya-
rsnis, TO both jointly IL they arc living, II either
is dead, TO the survivor fourth, brothers and
sisters Of the deceased soldier equally.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-01

f.ruN AFfssy = RIA CoySyY There was
fi.-a., he'll "a, wooihcsgy IN this county. on
Tuesday 'ts;, which was attended b. "a large
ra'il,- 81 nr5pc Daring :hs ag,eFn1ca a PAT.
IS t1na- mra cou'ncacci playing game o.
has ta.l !. .'c immediate vicinity Abuu, 1
.'ucS &c.. a.;y occurred between 4 Hopkins
.i''s' AL Young MAJ nAnel Geo Mack in
-tu-cqge~re. y was testified " the fi.mei. who
we or, " %. players, ordering the ate; OF
;h, --oGal- o. ,ht course Of which Mack hal "a
i.sif. l.l..el ..;o has hack i.lisher was al,
1.,' arrested o., policeman Fields and taken 10
d. N.!!lr District Station House Baltimore
SIS: Va. received a;:ca;icn from seveFa, ply.
.-.4as it,'sa;. aut vas subsequently taken to
a'. Eom- 'hc .iiy Tie knify /: IS alleged
tc' .'rarc. NlcS Jung and lie physicians have
A.- ...t .,l.. ~ a- :cypvr-y. Fisher under
ws'.' sa y.m.r.' hefcsl jls,.cr Robinson
-tsa.' ~ '.s .-l initial fci he ,,'.5'. O. tic
sLagFf A. .... ..H
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-01

Jse'- jefferson Davis, after nearly two yearl
confinement leaves his prison to-day for the first
time.
Such was the announcement contained in tie
daily papers 4 couple of weeks sinco. Had ho
been confined 10 Andcrsonvile h. would have
left u and the world long ago.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-01

MExIco.-we have stirring news from Mex.
leo. In the Iate battles there between the
Z" Liberals " or " Rsvolutionists " and "Impcri.
" aiis,s. " tho Liberals have been entirely sue.
esssfal. routing tho imperialis,s with grca,
slaughter. Macmillan ia prisoner, viii, his
TWO leading generals. and tho latest advices
from there stated The determination IT JuaroE.
slo Liberal leader, 10 shot them all. a conclu
sion which The United states authorities were
sndeavoring 10 induce him " foreeo.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-01

...aY uss,S .-A..9S.-Vos s-;nc ,iac pas,
c'.s's "-e, a,.- raaAias % .s-vrsanize the
F1wse. Guards military organization
v- h-'.c ;a. way eN.sici To- ogt Town AMI
ws .'is .'str.. .. laa.; oa wednesday
.'s 80. b, r"' ss.e.a..as! il.A' iny-j4syy PER
se.- .t! e.fu..... 'atg asiles e.. iiemhers o. tie
toai. say. .,.a- w1-' ,hta :. required 10. o.. o..
"a. -.'.... 49,! :..e 81 -,-s wcs- :h,n ccccicd
d. :,ew' C..'l.a. Cans a Cu.Ies f.ss:
=. steEt.' L. AAEl - uunphy Second Lieu.
Na..' Chas.cs Z wa.c Fist fgyan. Jane.
Il. r.s! .'.tr,au;s, II C.a, iongrcckc. Fran.
~ Haas. >a.a.cl y ific' Archibald par..
or. -a.. H.t : CacroNc;h T. . White
a. . j.. Gle = a.st j. Whole jaime. =
NAM. w. c..t-r. b,rui. Carte W.iaua
hur.4. - p. HD; a.; settle. Ne. Sd. wiefe
- company VIZ me-. q. hi. s.. ;hr CON.
a .i.'.e. AL aca' a.' g." i.on-, commissioned
q: ,-s ~os' +. '.o Ia.,.. stats s,sT.ec !ar.ag
= -. var
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-01

IEfs- !, Is now definitely seiIled tina, neiilsSI
Sheridan OF any OF the Southern Military Com,
mandcrs will BE- removed Andrew Johnsons
coplrrhead'sm will not, Il seCns, allow him 10
go 10 tho extent of removing faithful public Of
fcgT, nven whcE urged 70 4 BY such uailiaChluR
patriots Ne Mayor John 7. Monroe.
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d I Z d.

AZ Winchester. Va. on the 25th 81 May. Mrs.
VfRLisbA BiRssIDR, wife Of James Birnsidc. for.
merly Of Luthcrvillc, baltimore county, Mi
A. Avondalc, on tho 27th ult, NgLLig won.
ImSeIos, aged months, infant daughter ~ l..
=. and and Mary y. Dickinson.
On the 18th uli.. at shnwan, Baltimore coun.
~, J"Hs IT, s. wARSEE, in the flst year oi his
aye.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-01

LAacLNy Lewis Smith, coorcd was arrested
in baltimore city, on Monday last, and afraigncd
before Justice Bride, upon tic charge OF being
connected with benjamin Wallis In breaking
open the stable OF Peter kcll. on the llookstown
road. and stealing ihercirom n set OF sleigh bells
sc, valued at -. AMI for which Wallis has
heci. previously committed lie was also com
mi'icl 'oI She action Of our county authorities.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-01

Tue IvGl The great race between Dexter
AMI Lady Thorn came OF on Long Island course
on Tue lay last Dexter winning ia two
straight heats, tie isarc being dsiancel Ia the
last Time -, -
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-01

SAlE or \ FAM Il Cannon. auc,ionecr,
sold on ,he premises, on Tuesday last, farm
situated ia this county. on the Frederick turn
pike. about five miles from the city, containing
by VIM " Taylor president Of the uuion
bank of baltimore. for go, $50
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-01

>Ali ~ LAMP Mr. ;. u. Cover. auc,ionccI,
'O!i NJ "Wednesday las; GA the premises. nine
atrcs 81 land in this county on the old fredei.
ick road, seven miles from the city, improved by
one-siory log dwelling and suhjec, to yearly
reni Of Sis. Purchased by Mr. Il +. kentep-
ling for $500