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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-08-22

hCWo Vi q HdllOHul NlNlOiy
their sympathy and conspiracy
with rebel prisoners to escape,
and pillage and murder the in
habitants OF oar Northern cit
les; nor have we fo,gotten, or
ever will forget, the indigna-
tion meetings we have held
with our comrades around the
camp-fres at the reading of
Democratic newspapers and
speeches, which we're sown
broadcast throughout the army
for the purpose of creating dis
satisfaction and encouraging
desertion; and, failing in this,
we remember the pet names
by which they were wont to
call us; such as Lincoln hire
lings, blood hounds, niger
thieves, butchers, Hessians,
Northern hordes and invaders.
Nor will We ever forget the
public insults offered to SOL
diers' wives--the mean, low, un-
just, cowardly slurs cast upon
those noble women, who, with
tears, had strapped the KNAPP
sack or swordSnpon a husband,
perhaps neveSto see lin more (;
nor the organization of that
rebel army in the rear, the
Sons of Liberty. That none of
their criminal intentions were
successful, is no fault of theirs.
They spared neither labor nor
money to carry them out.
The same men who were lead
ers of the party then, are its
leaders to-day. The people Of
this State have, time and again.
rejected these men, and we
have no doubt will do so for all
time to come. The Democra-
cy have deceived the people so
often, that we do not believe
they will ever again be trusted,
while they allow themselves to
be led by a class of men so no.
toriously disloyal, However
We might agree with them OH
any point, we would not have
the faith in them to believe in
their professions. The record
Of the past six years has bro
ken down what confidence we
ever possessed of the honesty
or patriotism ofthe Democratic
party, and we will work with
whatever energy and ability
we may have for its destruc-
ton, firmly believing that no
party can live, or deserves to
live, in this country, that bears
on its shoulders the load of
treason that it does.
We recognize the right of
every mar in this country, who
is governed by the laws, to
voice in making the laws. We
are not troubled by that Dem
ocratic scare-crow, negro equal
ity, fully believing, as we do,
that all men should be equal
before the law, and we'll know
ing that social equality does
not flow from political rights,
but from sympathetic minds
and habits. We select our asso-
ciates, not from our political
equals, but from congenial
spirits. We may, and often do,
acknowledge foreigners, pO-
sessed of no political rights
whatever, as our social equals
while we do not and would not
recognize as our social equals,
many who possess equal polit-
ical rights with ourselves. But
the difference between social
and political rights is so plain
that none but Democratic eyes
fail to see it. We have been
told by our Democratic friends |
that there is dissatisfaction in |
the Republican party in this
county on the proposed amend
ment to the Constitution; that |
many will vote the ticket who
will not vote for the amend |
ment. We have travelled over
a greater part Of the county |
and have failed to find it. We |
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-11

Omciai Transfers ef Real kssats ssterdsy:
rour ots Nos l6 lG6 ~ Lao Church a., 100.
nlh 81 go feet e Of 9th Az. 50xiO0l iNV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-11

A LARGE ASSORTMENT or HOUSEHOLD Fuk ~
~ turs. Carpets Curtains sfopzss sl9Sss sfnsUS, ~
broadway. New York. N. Bk hns ooosia ispssas' "'-
feet square, for sa1c. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-11

al q E0Tl ron THREE STORY HIQn sfoOP
8Is1OUU House IN Thirty ninth near Lerine-
Ton avenue all modern fnprovements s1cecnt order i'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-11

MAovrrrCFSr PARroR SUIT ros eM COST
"A si5o; Ioewcod fisnyerse ssD sss, ygw; fSsSss
bookcase. Paintings Drohxea CHrpcts Ah.vIJ
Dining Room Furnjs6re; saorine~ - wv ssSsssae
srsses neaf oistA Ayeeue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-11

4 -pooRKEEPRRs, Statesmen, rIMEKEEPERs,
"A h.rtenders hotel entry. shipping and dry goods
sicris portsrs coschmsn nrsmsn. Apply 81 2o6 Broad
room H.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-18

WoobHnEsY Baltimore County,
Nau fsaa ta.aH

a., Nay l@tn, 1861.
Near Ehtr' according To promise, I
send you lia, OF the officers u " oolberry Rua.
ing Association No. ,. I'rssidsns--W william ]
Hooper lies T',sssfeat--J. H. George: TS,is.
vr,r-c. q. ieef. Stercisry--R T. Forwood .-.
Di,,ders--L Appicby, n. Bruce, T Thornley,
q. Eylef, l.. u. Tcbhetis, T.. Carr, J. H. Smith
). Gslivcr md MeCsnn !s.,iriier--i = -
Newman, Esq
No has been in exisiautc since fIctobet last,
and has been very successful. Three weeks ago
n meeting was called. TO organize No. ,. over
$40 shares wrir taken q, this mscling---a, the "a
meeting over 800 additional shares wefc suhscri,-
cd for, aud at the last meeting all were taken
but ~ This association has given an m;n,ns
20 building operations, and already some dozen
buildings have hten erected, aud more gill 10
put up during the pTescn, sason.
Yesterday force Of hands was ~, 10 work
tearing down the old 81 Il. Church here. prctar.
alory Ia thu erection offs larger one, the pre-
eni church being entirely TO small 10 accom-.
MEDIATE the public. This station has hscn vcfx.
successful under the charge Of Rev. l.. T. WI.
delmah 81 the Baltimore Conference. The new
edifee will bc - 4 % feet, With basement above
ground, entirely. for the usc Of the sabbath
school The building i 10 he built Of Texas
marble, Gothic style This church will be quite
an ornament 10 our already beautiful and rapid.
" growing village. The committee having
charge of the work ARE asufIicieni guarantee tina,
nothing will bc len undone 10 place a, the ais.
Posal o' tho-" who may wish, sufficient accom-.
modalons Ia Worship thu Most High The COM
mite consist ~ Il Poole WIN. J. Hooper, l.. n.
Iebbeils, J. JONES. e. Peregoy aud Rev. l.. T.
NoideIman.
The serious hail storm Of last night did con-
siderable damage 10 the shy lights Of the nex
mill Of Wn. Y. Hooper 4 Sons at Clipper, as
also those ofMessfs Poole 4 Hunt, At WOODBURY.
Yours &c r
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-18

.E''r'. hA'o'' in g.anring oycs ;hc cn!.
utnns q your valuable paler, NY eye fell upCa
the report Of game % base bail! played a, Price
vile, Baltimore county which can rot in ;g.i,c
10 the c,.b be allowed 10 pass without c4p'ana-
ton
The gam, f,'cf:e! 20 ..a.l. never haze hccn
recorded upuf the scUrt took, much less given 10
q newspaper ,og publication Cous;iiuiionaliy.
u bad ne!i:.cr um!ire OF scorer, -rd was nfn'-
ina Throughout. The play 0icned w,;h SIX %
a side, after which members aud visitors we're
inc scFiminaisly chosen y ihty appeared on tie
Held, ~ which mcAns four who were rot ner!-
beTs were added and Who were unacqnaintei
with the game. Instead o. IA. first nine bein.
matched against the second no such cou,hna-
,ioGs afc known 10 the club, and tie afternoon.
IA consequences o. insufficient, attendance, was
spent IN very Irregular practice Among other
disc'cpaaces 10 that report We also notice that
TIE naEes % three players ate len out and
wrong name given To the elab. This Il uoi wit.
ten IN Tindicaiion 81 ;ne mythical frH nns.
nor Is II - c,ragfe the want Of magnanim.,y
displayed = IEs author or authors OF the rcpof1
hs; simply Us an apology to cur contemporaries
Low jait! may ;scy 4cspisc a club that would
allow AZ aggregate - a hundrch and one runs
~ be made IN * innings
But .ei ;'..n, bc assured tire riicev.iic club
toast. % not NV gno. playcr.. AMI o'u.a'ciial
which When DEVELOPED ~'il fuinish work 'or any
N'.o ''''' "''. N'h 20 'u.hc irial 81 n"T POWER.
Ma - i-GT Urss.ysR
We know nothing ourselves Of the merits u
:Ais question AMI only toll the 'A!. as 1; Nas
d" tod 10 Us We have receives! another letter
i'"in on hrs' correspondent saying ;ha, cn h.,
SATURDAY. ar"'s.v' game Wa played IN wAicn
tic ninr leAIrd by Capt. Granville Matthews.
scored e.gh'y-nipc Funs 10 'wrniy-one FOR their
opponents We wOg!i also remind this CORES.
ponden' Of tie is', tia; the Towson Club, ms .hey
hold ne championship, cannot challenge ano,h-
cr county club They aIc bound to and will nc.
evf challenges, bu; eanno, give them, wher, tho
contest Is for the championship.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-18

\ There = very grave, N We Tear wc,l-fouad.
y belief annur the !copc Of the gppeT coan.
n y tc STATE. :aA; they will yet. IL slrnc form
90 another ic Allied Upon 10 iay the late Mary.
Aa! .!Av.-l lc,s To-. their Slaves This has
tccn i,aicd af sebt orators ant rcwspa;ers.
an. :hc la:c l.c.I5!.;af. N .ae Interest q, hat
VAfty even wen; 80 f,r ~ to insert Il clause il
thr e.'l :us a Constitutional Convention prohih.
iuns llH; conr alton f,o'i passing az, measure
boxing 9" sash compensation. Tohc sure. such
prohiuluoa IN, WORTHLESS because "a Legislature
body has 40 ,onito, owe; Convention OF the
people, Ia; yoiii gave some relief 10 our citizens
ihcy believing that III" ConScaiion, whca Assem-.
tiled 'gi' heed 10. ;i,irt o. the Legislature body
lu; nOw:: u 80: certain by any nacans hat;
his rtoA,tn;ot. clause will have The las; ciect
upon the intensely ;ch,. body JUS. assembled a
Aaua loiis. aud ;lc;r Is fyas Tia; before long the
people q she State will callel upon 20 pay this
ofenocs laA. Nf. $.chU'A .: this ,Ogn;y on
Tuesda! last, offered 10 the con'i icra,iou OF the
Convention the following
Ot'irof. That ,l4e Con.si;:ee on the Legislative
Department hr instructed 20 consider aad report
on 10 f-opret! = ;io a;ing tie General NJ.
ssmh. '-0i.! pasiia: .ly Law maLisg any Ap-
lta.tir,ior 90 coglp-usia' he iIic masters %
claimants q; slaves "iD9n. .is.ci from srTi;ale
=. this STATE
This order was s.ori; ~ mi .. tie 'r5Is.-
Have me- ,'e ieOrlc ,ea'on to tear upon this sub
~tert,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-18
DUBLIc LOCAL LAW.


~
To repeal chapter two hundred and forty r.,
en- passed January session, eighteen han
dr"d and six,y-fnur. entitled an Ac, L. n,li
~ additional section g. article thirty ..f ,hr
t"ie OF Public General laUa. relating O..
crimes aud punishucnis
SsrrioN !. iic u enacted hv th. t,ruerai 4
scnbly oi Maryland. Tina, the ne, pas~.I ~
january session. eighteen hundred and .ist,.
four. chapter tvs hundred ana s,.rtr-scvcu. e..
titled nm act Ia add IN additional section tnar
iirlc thirty % tic Code nf Public General inw .
relating ." criincs and punishiicn,.. Is hereby
repealed AMI rc.caact"l co Ia o. rcpd u
lowe
That any pcfsau whp shall rrt.r tt.ii
tho lnhi 81 any otter I,ers,u or boil, ,lf
l"rsic ~ polite IN this si~tc. und i,i, iil;.l
y and inaici"urly iniufc - destroy ar, !.n,isv.
tnse hnd carry away any craving !lr.. vino.
plant, shrubbcfy, root. vegetable. irHlt or .f....
Or any fencing. cord ,vnYi ar ht.,, i.al,.. -tt.i
"a conviction thereof in my "f the court. Fl.
before q justice Of tho pcat, 90 ihc stat. hay
iEs Juri.diction thereof. Ice All Judged guilty a!
nistcmcanor and he fincd not j. than f.r
dollars nor more than one hundred ,lollarr ,mi
be Imprisoned in the city or county jail not :.
thnu one month nor moro than two mon h n,
be both fined and imprisoned ~ nicres ..l :,
tue discretion Of the c2urt Justice 81 Ia i,rr"
Aforesaid; and thatihis act shall apply o. All.
gany. Frederick. Prince George, Hartford.
Washington. Baltimore, Kent, Queen Anne.
41ih"I' 'at'!ln", toci!, sp'ntrssI, Carroll. W.
cester Arnc Arundel. Montgomery. - Mary
Charles and Howard countics.
Se,. . Aud be il enacted. That this art .h..iI
take effect from the date 81 ia rassecc
We certify that thr aior,goiug D. .4 'st.c copy
OF az nc. which passed the Goa"rG, As-"..ii,
"i Maryland. Jahussy Sc. ion. i>f..
Nm. z. COLI
Chief Ciork House 81 pr,ce. g.
AUGUSTUS GAsSAWAT.
Sc~'y % the s,'..,c.
JOSHUA =. COCKEY.1
y. J. MccAULEY. Conin'fs il,li, 70
JAMES BUTTON
Nav ls.-st.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-18

majority you have the commands -ia.chef Of
the U 5. Army with you, as also the supr0me
head Of tho militia Of Maryland YOU have all
the arms and munitions Of war you have your
organized National Gaatd % ,ci with them all
We dare you 10 the attenp; to put your yowardly
threats into execution. iog may Islander, abuse,
lie, AZ much as you please, bu, when you talk
about material punishment, ios tho Invaders
- Of tic Southern land, jus; pause aud sosa;
the COS, Vt such an undertaking before you pro-
coed upon It.
The spiri, OF rebellion aud lA,,er-day dcmoc
raey Is well demonstrated n this article Read.
er consider u
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-18

NJ. Vas llokKELEx's lrcruRE. The ability Of
Rev VIZ. Van nokkelcn, State superintendent Of
Public Instruction, rs q lecturer, Is well known.
There Is probably no gentleman In the State who
90 thoroughly understands the whole system and
plan OF education as himself and none more com.
peleni 10 advise and instruct upon that subject
More 10 him kaan 10 any other man Is the State OF
Maryland iudebted for the excellent means Of ed.
uca,ing her Young slle possesses to-day. lie has
from the organization Of our present school sys-
ten, been Jealous aud uniiFng In his elIoru To
place II upon a sound and enduring basis. and
all who feel any interest IN the intellectual ad.
vanccmeai Of She children Of the State will and
DO render him their thanSs for his efficient man
agement o; our pubic schools.
40 announced last week. Mr. Van Ickkelen
vii! lecture on bis favoFiie subject OF " Eduea-
ton at School House No. c, Sixth Election
District, on Monday evening next. We advise
all our friends Of tho upper end 10 turn gu,
and hear him.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-18

tN:"S H,iiaoap CoSP.SY The Commission
egs Of tie Union Railroad Company ~ ,oniorui-
y will the charter granted ~ Ito Legislature
~ is'' arf Smenis'i 4; to-. session % lsf1 -
ccnty orcnci ooks O: suns ri piion 20 the socA
an. A4'in- 'hc requisite Number % shascs sun.
scTihei. submitted the subscription looks 20 the
Stockholders "a: a ince';n: held Yesterday The
charter pEo' :ies for uac Director e. every -n9
shares subscribed. There being .sUi shares "a.
ken =; S,"" Ter share. the stock bodies apnnia;-
Ell II. l. Brooke. James MeDoggall and George
SloihoweE. Directors. Suisse. GENTLY ,h. Dire
tn organized. and appointed iiofai:v !. BROOKE.
!..'i., President; aud john " Randolph Is!
Treasure The Director. in'eul 10 ;foce,l a,
oacr to construct a road from g -oini nrar t,N-
ag's Nils, on the Western MARYLAND Railroad
~ ~ Tie Valley ~ Gwyu. Tails 30 We,h-
erivic aud Puwha;aa thence 20 tide water a,
canton. W..h lateral ioai 10 terminate in the
city We, q. Charles street prorositiou i
now before the City Cornell .or The endorsement
Of $50. 600 OF the bonds Of the Union Railroad
The WORK ~i!' he commenced at owing Mills.
AZ canton ANA IA the city, simultaneously, .
accordance With the provisions of the charter -
.i0e'.ca" . Thurs,isg
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-18

NrlrAHY AAifXGs. We ,avc hcard .; several
rfo.os,t military Organizations under the milf
ia ~ r,ccgi.y passed by IN, Legislature. and
~" ;.ai ~ . lUl would See s.ii. m8f- -,,.ced
,oi'l 0v 80 tie old so.ii,-s moving mora
'nr'i. N hif 'nA;irF Thty - nj mon
should take pat i'; s.:g o-.ani9liion they
have eNref''lc ~ All III, " as aai appliances
~ war. aa! iav;c axe enough Of then, IN cyr-e
coignluui'r - icrin a nucleus asound which
rgastt- ;hai,fai may hr rongreyaic, Tic
Er't frffs very property inqai-es - What las
nccomc ~ ;ae military spri, ~ Tow soa;own
'ni remarks " the cid 1owson Guards
faruIshr, several eNcclicn; Officers % the Nation
al .ir:nv--Vine have returned with msrh add
tional nlliiarr experience. while Others scc, b..
meath the sod having died FOR .hcir country -
The cacoui:uin j. jus; aud deserved Gladly.
Wy gladly wood W. 'rcor! ;he reorganization
" TIN, caiHn' Old COMPANY Evc- row we ca.
rrtall shr . imes - a Colonel Lcu,enan, Colo
mel! MAJOR. tao Captains live liegicnaa.s and
.or-. Us; Of Sergcanis. CcrpoFals and pfNa:cs
given ty THE Enwson Guards to swell the ranks
- ,he Cnloa army. Some .: them scel. IN f..-
a-way SEavss Other 80 ma uled tot lie hu, -,i.!
enough % Item have returned with ;he helm -
other g1od JnHosis n the .eishbo.honI 10 form
splendid COMPANY, one taai. while otey.n. as
good -oldicrs should all legal orders from the.l
suiet.o. officers. w4i! n-vCF Ccuseu: 20 raise r.,
ara u opposition to the roycgnmeaio - 10 iujufs
OF loyal People
Ia sfihc;c.cc ~ iac plan 81 such an ot.an.-
Itdnn, we ~" requested to say HAT IA meeting 81
al favor Ah,e go D. vii. ~ heid Al the Odd Fellow
Hal on Monday evening neat. All desiTog, ..
forming cciGpany here ARE -rSiTesci 10 he ldes-
cni
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-18

country, ogs .sahis as citizens. our hopes a.
Union inca, all council Us ~ acccp, this aid, aud
By securing suffrage foE all mcu, savc cur State
from thu blighung eutse Of rebel rule We have
loyal Congress, ono that will help us when il
sees we are disposed TO help oursclves Our Con.
vea,ion has indicated the means by which We
may make our grievances known 10 our repro.
sentaiiSes lC, US, with one accord. adopt tie
suggestions iai tOs,a
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-18
MARY AMANDA cOGGiEs.
" rs.
EDwAHD CoGGISs.
IA GS crcsi Curt for baltimore County,
~ E9uity

The object oi this suit Is e. procure g divorce
riHeuio mafrimOnr of the Complainant tom
the RcspondanL Tho bill states that No said
Mary Amanda Cogeins intcrnarricd with H.,
said Edward Coggins, % Baltimore oitv and
that they resided together in said city a. nus.
band and wife for eight months after thcif mar
riage. when the said Mary Amanda "nseirs
was abandoned by the said Edward Tint
about or during the month 81 June, ~ tho year
1862, withou; any sui.iccn, cause. ami while
the said Nary was faithfully ,lischarein. hcr
duties a. q wife, the said Edward abandoned
her and that such abandonment has continued
unInterrupiodiy ever since tina, time. nnd that
said Abandonment il deliberate and final, with
out reasonable expectation Of reconciliation
The Bill further states tina. the said Edward
Coggins IS not now u resident OF the State #
Maryland, but has rcs.dcd out of saii STATE
since the year 1852
II IL theFeupon adjudgc.l aud ordered that
the Complainant, by causing II copy o! this "r
dor % bc inserted in some ncwapapcr publish.
cd in Baltimore county, once in each of four
successive weeks before tho 10th dag Of func.
1907. give notice 70 the absent defendant of tlo
object and substance 81 this Bill. and warn hin,
to appear in this Court in person or hv Sole.
tor. an or before
@e iom LAY Of S,ptc,,lc-, ise7.
q answer the promises anil shcw cause. u nny
he have. why decree ought net - par. n
prayed
JOHN II. LOLGNECKEE. Clerk
True Copy--Tcst
JoIN II LoYGNECKEn Clcrl.
Nay is.--it.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-18

FELoSiors AssAULT.-Chrisiian Barry was ar.
rested In Baltimore city on Saturday last, on a
warrant issncd BY Justice English, Of this coun.
~, charging him, in connection with two Others,
win lelonious assault on a young girl. about
"a years old named Zcna Brannack, living on the
Washington road, about four miles from the city.
From the statement Of the girl Il appears tina,
the accused with two others, entered tho house
where the gifl was alone on Sunday, the 5,ll
inJiani aud made the alleged assault which
was successfully resisted. The parties went OF.
and warrants being issued Barry was arrested
Jn'llce Jardrn' OF the city committed the Accus.
ell Tor TIL action of the baltimore county author.
i,tvs
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-18

DrLEGArEs.-Thc following gentlemen weru
the delegates from Baltimore County 10 th. rad.
ical state Convention which assembled 10 Raj.
iiniore city ON Tuesday last
FirH Dis'ria. William ). Albert. Joseph
Csosby. Charles Thomas j. W ~ Mercer. John
X Smith, William r Woottcr. Col John G
Holland George a. Foard, white John II ller.
bert Thomas Hopkins, colOFe,i
Sf-pHa Disl-iei. -JohnS. Miller Henry F.an,z
y. iaighi, Con. u. l.. Stanton, Charles Ware.
Iabel Hamilton, WIN. y Mills. Richard iiayi-
land, lsrac. Timanus.
TlvS Disfric'.- John Slack. Levi =. Win.
tcTodc, Sergeant Armacost, John T (irahau,.
John Ditch, Reuben Stewart, Thomas Anderson.
white; Samuel Bruce, Hammond Pinkrcy, Isaiah
Dorsey. colorrd.
fourth DiaiTicf --Nimrod lingling. David \
Longnccker, Josph Chalk, y. 7 Groh, r. h.
Croft. john Seel john II. Hartman, white iol
Madden, Joshua Dcricks, Samuel Madden color
ell
tlf2 Di.ir,ci.--lIcnj. u. bush. John A. Price
Daniel Shanbutgcr Thomas Hale George Hare
Danicl bcckley, Geo. Algirv, WIN. H. Wheeler
john ". Wheeler, Henry ;. Wheeler.
S,Rh Diaria. Gore, VIM. MeCul
Tough, Thos. h. Wanuaud, u. q. Mackev vii
liam Fisher, q. " hoffman. Vim. II Hill
Charles Burke. D. 7 Matthew's, Dr. u. =. Jonc,
S.,,Hh Dis'rH.--Morris Frederick, koan Cur
~ WA. kiiNwood, =. Thomas, Joshua I. Bull
A'ns@u i"Nh'Aushf ueiltl > tOnn, Lewis whit
craft, Jas. VI Bride, - Escrhart
kigih D's'ri1.--lowell GTiscnm. Evan 81
Pticc, Chas |. Jcssop. I.oadtnan T. liull, ] Il
iiagcf,y, Samuc, u. Price, Capt r. 3 smith
Jas II Miller, whit, Norman u Stcrrc,l. Jess.
S,crroii, cOlorei
N'nA Disirtt William T. HooIcr Ilorac,
Abbott Col Vim. " Boone, Major WIN. Z:
t;coF.e Capt Geo ". Sh,aicy Samuel Green
jas " Carey white Rrv Isaac Foreman
Rev. Edwin scott, Jas " Inck son colorcl.
Nrn Disiris' Vim. G. Nanrc. jas y. lien
irt,on Henry y. Morris. Capt. ". Sionehtakcr
Isaac hing Nicholas ~ Parker. : Parker lsos
l"y. ~hiiv Rev jane. uVIngs, Zebc,lec An.
! ifows GrAfiOn uliekley. Culorci
E',r'"h Disinci. Frank crosby. John pu,.
,i.n. Henry Mast, Reuben ~. Price DR.. Chas. "
Caidcn. :. II. Slier. Anthony Dillworth. white
Joshua Gywun. Chas Young. Addison Co;elnnd
| cr!ofcl
T'riW D,s'So.-M illiaip button A!exandc,
Mccormick William II. Butler, y. Y Brian.
JAs ihumis,n CaFvillc Councilman, Levi.
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liey. isaac Powder. Joshua Dennis cclorsd
Ffwstah Dr'rie'--Elward Wh,;icnor-
lOha Lewis. John raer John HUI, 4. li;and,au
| William Smaf'ion Grurgc Hess. Lorinan White
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-18
NOTICE.

10 the OLD SOLDIERS or YHF VAR
~ 1919. ASb THEIE mIDOW.s.
by Hn Ac, Of the las, Legislature, all thoso
I'D who have no means II support, ar. emit i.
tied :" a PENSION OF ElGiITY DOLLAKs
FER ASEUM. payable quarterly.
Apply - !. DAY, FEs.ioS AspSt,
los v. High H.. Baltimore.
70 Call before md aiter Custom House
h"nrs. FER Low May ls--am.
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