davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-04-10
Arrival of European Steamers.

PORTLAND, April lO.-The steamer Peruvian,
from Liverpool and Londonderry, 2sth and Goth
ult., has arrived. She brings no news of conse-
quence, what little she has being merely details
OF events announced by the cable.
New YORK, April 10.-The steamer Chicago,
from Liverpool, has arrived here. Her advices
have been anticipated by the cable.
NEW YORK, April lO.-The steamships City of
Dublin and Tripoli, from Liverpool, arrived this
morning. Their advices have been anticipated.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-04-10

SALE OF STOCKS AND REAL EsTATE.-The fol-
lowing properties were offered for sale at the
Phfladelphia Exchange by James A. Freeman,
commencing at noon to-day, with the an
nexed result
35 Lots in Mount Moriah Cemetery sold at
prices ranging from 25 to $3.50
No 6Ii s. Ninth street-Two-story brick
Dwelng. ....,.,, Not sold
Pennypack Koau-FaIm of 30 acres, with
Stone Dwelling and outhsgses Not sold
Belmont avenue, Twenty,fourth Ward; Not sold
dence and one acre of ground. ....,...... Not sold
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-04-10
Election in Jersey City-Heavy Repub-
lican Gains.

New YORK, April 1O.-The election in Jersey
City yesterday resulted as follows:-O'Nei
(Dem.), for Mayor, 1868; Gopsill (Rad Rep.),
l948, giving Gopsill majority of S5, heavy
Republican gain, the city generally giving 500
Democratic majority. The issue was the liquor
question-that is, whether New York should
empty itself into Jersey City on Sundays for
liquor. The result, it is thought, will have a
tendency to stop the proceeding.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-04-10

MIR. John j. Stuart Glennie, of whom we
know nothing, except that he was present with
the late Henry Thomas Buckle at his death,
will shortly publish volume of verse asian
introduction to a series of plays on the
Arthurean legends, one of which is on the
oftsn-handled theme, ''The Quest Of the Holy
Grall,n
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-04-10
ARRIVED THIs MORNING.

Brig Esteiana. Whittemore, l5 days from Trinidad,
with mOasses to g. & w. Welsh.
Schr Roanoke, Barrett, from Richmond. Va.
Schr ]. B. Allen, Case, from Greenport.
Schr Maria Hall, Griffin from Salem.
Schr II, A. Weeks, Hickman from Boston.
Schr r; l.. Tay, Baker, from Boston,
Schr Nightingale, Bebee, from Boston.
Schr L. ana NJ. Reed, Steetman, from Boston. =,
steamer Frank Pierce, "a hours from New York,
with mdse. 70 w. NJ. Baird a Co.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-04-10

do; 1s for Catawissa common; and 2s for
Catawissa preferred. .
City Passenger Railroad shares were dull Hes
tonville sold at 13b, no change 75A was bid for
Second and Third; 66 for Tenth and Eleventh;
I9t for Thirteenth and Fifteenth; % for spruce
and Pine; AZ for Chestnut and Walnut; ~ for
West Philadelphia; and 30l for Green and
Coates. ...
In Canal shares there was very little move
ment. Lehigh Navigation sold at 54l, slight
decline. 15S was bid for Susquehanna Canal,
and SO for Delaware Division.
Bank shares we're firmly held at fun prices.
National; 1853 for Philadelphia; 1864 for Farmers
and Mechanics; Sc for Commercial; 100 for
Northern Liberties; 100 for Southwark; 100 for
Kensington; 32s for Manufacturer; 6S3 for
City; A for Consolidation; and l25 for Central
National
The Money Market is moderately active at
per cent for all loans on stock cOlaterals,
and car per cent. on Government securities.
The range Of discount for strictly frst.class
commercial paper at short date is 79S per
cent. per annum.
Quotations OF Gold-lO5 A. NJ, 1876; IL A. NJ,
1864; IL NJ, 1873; P. NJ, 1861, an advance of IL
on the closing price of last evening.
Respecting the circulation of United States
securities in England, London correspondent
writes as follows:-
can American banking firm In London have Just
issued very important little pamphlet, giving the
history of the United States bonds and securities,
what they their cost and the interest they pay
money. The pamphlet will be distributed broad
cast throughout England and as II proves concu-
large in gold as that from English consols. il can
scarcely fail to encourage Investments"
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO DAY
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-04-10
LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF FPHILADELPHIA.......... APRIL 10.
STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING rHLE-
GRAPH OFFICE.
A. M.....52 IL A. 70 P. M..........el
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-04-10
RECONSTRUCTION.
Grand Mass Meeting at Petersburg
An Important Letter from
John Minor Bolts.

The Petersburg (Va.) Erpress of yesterday
says
"The long-talked-of grand mass meeting of
the colored people of this city and Vicinity
came on on Poplar Lawn yesterday. The crowd
In attendance was estimated at three or four
thousand-composed of men, women, and chill
dren-a few of whom were whites. From an
early hour in the morning until noon-the time
OF the opening OF the meeting, coored visitors
rom the country came In on horse back, in bug
gies, carts, and wagons, and on foot, to swell
the crowd. The attendance OF white citizens
was small. comprising mostly those who
lady was pi esent, and occupied a seat on the
platform"
The following letter was read by Mr.. Bates
(white), at the request of Mr.. Thomas A.
Scott (colored):-
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-04-10
For addittondl Marine NetDs see T7liTd Pn

CLEARED THIS MORNING.
Brig Isabella Beurman Curtis, sagua lie Grande. s. q
w. Welsh.
Brig Nj. Q. Comery, Comery, Sagua, E. A. Souder&Co.
Schr H. f. Sampson, Blake, Portland, Warren, Gregg
& Morris.
scbr Gen. Williams, Mann. Halifax, e. A, souder&Co
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-25
the STATE OF MARYLAND.

THE STATE OF MARYLAND.
THOMAS ". JAMESON,
MILLER REED,
ErHRAIM BELL.
WILLIAM II. MACE.
JAMES II. JARRETT.
ROBERT q. RANKIN.
81 Baltimore County. p iuircs. Gr,ef,Hg
liz u Knows. Thst We. rcpcsins especial con
td"mce IN your skill. judgment. honesty and at
;achm"nl {" the laws, have appointed and 10
hereby appoint you to b. TEMPORARY MED
ICAL BOARD OF EXAMINERS Tor Baltimore,
county. f"r the purP"sc IT granting L.ccn.cs Ia
such Now Practising Pity s!cians IN your county
~ are ahl" I" prove I" your satisfaction that
they ar joad nc graduate of snm" fp'spccsa
hlc Medical Collce" and you are "njoincd t.
execute III" duties at your office IN accordance
with the provision of law passed at the Jan
uary Session, 1881, nf the General Assembly at
Maryland. entitled AN Act for the Protection
"i tho public against Medical lml.ostcrs and
Ter the suppression 81 III" crime % unlawful
Abnrtion."
- Given under my hand AMI the
! SEAL Great Seal 81 the State Of Maryland.
[ - In the city 81 Annapolis. this fret
day of May, in the year IT nur Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty seven
by tho Governor
THOMAS SWAMI
JOHN 81. CARTER. Secretary Of State.
May list.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-25
Property Sales.
GALE OF MoRTGAGED PREMISES
~ ~
BALTIMORE COUNTY.

BALTIMORE COUNTY.
The undersigned, under power contained ia
aud wife 10 himself, dated september
18th 1860, aud recorded In Liber q. II.
C., No. 10, folio 1876. aud ro.recorded In Y.ii,eS
q. III. e., No. u, folio ii2, Ae, one Of the Mort.
gage Records Of Baltimore county, will cell Al
public auction. on The premises.
o. Monday. the ara day Of Nay, 1867,
at ~ o'clock ~,
thc property thereby mortgagcd and therein
particularly described. being tho farm Of Nr.
A. D. Davidson, situated on the Frederick Turn.
Pike. near the ave mile stone from baltimore,
between the farm Of the late John q. Hewlett
and the land lately owned by Mr.. Herbert, and
also adjoining tho landof Robert Taylor. The
passenger railroad from Baltimore passes by
The property. This farm contains In all
l0s ACRES,
THREE ROODs AND THfRTY.ONR PER.
cHEs. MORE OR LESS.
comprising several very fine sites for country
residences. Il consists Of TWO LOTS, Tho one
containing 81 acres, ! rood and ~ pcrches,
more or less, being par, Of tract Of land called
"MAIDES's CHOICE"
aud part Of a tract called
"ATHoL,"
aud which "a distinguished on the plat ia tho
case Of Bcacham Va. Bcacham, 10 the High
Court Of chancery, by the number -; I" and
the other 81 said lots containing 81 acres, I
road and ~ Perches. more or lcss. being part Of
u tract called
"ATHoi."
and distinguished ON the plat aforesaid by tho
number IS, !" aud also ali the bed Il the lane
IN the Wcst side ~ said lots.
Terms Of sale--CAsH
GEORGE Il. GATHER. Mnr,gasoe.
: D. CANNON, Auctionccr
April 21.--ta
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-25
PEACH AND FRUIT FARM.

CSE ACRES between Severn and Masolhy
SSOORivers, Anne Arundel county, Nd,
with landing on the farm on peep "A
- Creek, where Wood. Vegetables s.*
and Fruit can he shipped dur SsSs
Iing season. every day. This esas
would make a superb Fruit Farm, especially
adapted % Peaches, Strawberries and Water.
melons. Has 50 10 20 acres OF the best water.
melon land in Maryland. very early. and brings
the best of melons, the profits on which are
great. IL has now already planted and in
a"urishing condition >oo Peach Trees Of the
best varieties. including 200 Halc's Early 500
Apple Trees Of the finest varieties; $50 Fears.
ls5 Cherries, or acres Strawberries, all OF
thc most approved kinda 50s Grapes now
planted. best varieties.
About 20 10 IS acres IL Wood, mostly Che.
nut. Poplar and Pine; balance nearly all ara.
bic land and easily fortified.
Improvements consist of LARGE MEM
DW ELLING, with Bay Window 10 Library
room, piasAs front and rear containing Hall
anu 1; rooms. with Wood House attached, Just
erected at cost 81 over 5000. Main house (!
stories and attic. frame, ~ feet front, 2. feet
dcop. Back building sox22 feet. Two Tenant
Houses. new Corn House, large new Cistcrn.
Barn rather iilapdated.) Sc.
The Dwelling Is on a knoll on which are over
50 large Poplar Trees. :! 10 feot in diameter /;
very cool and delightful during the summer
aud celebrated throughout the neighborhcod
formerly, rs place Of resort churches
Schools and Post Offices near.
~ This valuable property will be sold for
$40 per acre, and early possession given
Apply %
HENRY ". COOKE.
Law buildings. Baltimore. Nd.
March i6.--ti.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-25
Insolvont Notice.

NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN. o. the cred
IN itnrs Of SAMUEL A. TuBNAN. an az.
plicant for the benefit Of the "Isih Article .,
the Code 81 Public General Law" relative g.
insolvents, that the sh Aossiay u Aagl,s; ne 2.
has been hxed for his appearance, 10 answer
interrogatories. and for final hearing Of his
case before the Circuit Court for Baltimore
county. Dated I'd day Of May, 1867.
Test;-JoHE II. LoNGSEcKER, Clcrh
Nav t-ytn.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-25
OF THE PEACE.
IIENRY IN. THOMAS.

Justice II the Peace Of tho sth Election Die.
trict. Baltimore Co.. located ~
WARREN,
will attend h. all business aPpcrtaining "
his alIi-s with Faaetaaiiiy and diaPaick ler'
sana nj y distance eau communicate with hin,
thFough tho mail directing ~ Warren 7. o..
BALTIC. Co, Nd. May Ism.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-25
Insolvent Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN To the cred
~ itors Of JACOB DEEMS, an applicant for
the benefit Of the "asth Article Of the Code of
Public General Law o." relative " insolvents,
tha, ,hc az Monday Of August Aert, has been
hxed for his appearance, o. answer inicrroga-
tnrice. and for FINAL hearing Of his case be-
fore the Circuit Court for baltimore county
Dated the ID day Of May, 1867.
Tcst:-JoHH II. LOEGNECKER, Clerk
Nav a-yna
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-25
Insolvcnt Notice.

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN, To the cred
~ itoss ot Ell WARD J. DEEMS, an appli.
cant tor the bencas Of the "isth Article II the
C'sic Of Public General Laws" relative 10 in
solven,s. shat the "a Monday ~ .iuqu,, NJ T.
has been hxcd IL: his appearance, 10 answer
interrcgstnrics. and for a final hearing .: his
case before the Circuit Court for Baltimore couu-
~. Dated the li,h day Of March, 1867
rcet:
JOHN Il. LoEGSECRER, clerk.
Mach
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-25
C0,Ome,s.
out Door Pensioners.

Win. Lewis for Susan Younger, SIG 20
y. Price for J. W. Smith, 20 90
/. q. Quinlin for Hamlin Doyle so 20
Jacob Wilson Tor self u So
q. Gore for Samuel Price. rs oO
J. Tracey for W. votmillcr, 50 90
J. =. Cockey for Ann Althicr. 81 90
William Pcrine for self, 10 90
John Philpct for Mary Howard, 10 90
10 for :. 4 p. Gorsuch, % 10
do Tor Joseph Smith. 10 %
William Parsons for J. y. Parsons. - 50
W ID Freelani for Lcvina Rutlc,lgc, - U0
Win. Is. Burns for u. Mccullough, ~ ~
Jacob Bccklcy for c. O'Donnell, ~ s0
Jesse Fisher for self, IS 90
j.. Timanus for Jenima Mensiieli, 10 ~
James \. Standiiord for Rcbccca Eaton. ~ 50
George George Tor self IL 30
Aquila Fishpaw for sell. 10 90
George Ellicott Tor q. Youny, 10 90
John Miller for self, sea
rhGbc Griffith for David Davis, IS on
John u. Holmes Tor &. :. Donovan. 10 90
d" 10 for Alfred Boslcy. I1u
lIenjamin Gofsuch for Sarah lIoSpcr, 700
licrod Choatc for Rachel Aler. ~
Jacob Wilson for self. ~ so
). 4. Robinson for Jcssc Fisher. IS
" illiam PARSONS iot !. =. Parsons, u
VIM. y. Frcrland ,oF Lcvina Rutlciec. IS ~
Thos. J. Gorsuch inr Sarah Harper. 500
John Philpoi Tor :. 4 T.. Gorsuch, 81 90
Nelson Cooper Tor Levina Fisher, IL ~
5. ~. Rankin for T.. Trcaiwcll, ~ ~
q. tore for samuel Price. IS 90
George George for self. D? So
John u. Holmes for Donoyon 4 Bnsley 20 90
Robert Cross for Rachel Alcr, IS
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-25
FOR SALE,

A HIGHLY IMPROVED FARM or 100
-. noriSwss. t, Of ca.oassilic. BALI.
- more County, miles from theesas
city. The land is Of fine quail.
-; The DWELLING has seven Rooms. large
switser Barn. three Tenements and other I'm.
provemenls. Large quantities Of Raspbcrrics,
Strawberries, Currants, &c., are grown on this
Farm f.. the Baltimore market, $3.50 quarts
of RAsPbcrries, aud 800 quarts OF Lawtons
marketed last year y also, Cherries. Apples
and Peaches 20 acres Of hne Timothy. The
Farm is we'll watorcd with Springs aud Streams.
II lies near lngleside Seminary and will make
In this location.
~ For particulars apply 81 the northwest
corner Of Lexington aud 81 paul Sta. BALTIC.
Z. LivEZEY,
May ls.--tf Broker
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-25
ITO BRIDGE BUILDERS.

OpvicE COuSTT CoNHIssiosHRs ~ BALTo.
CousTr. May ltth, 1867.
The County Commissioners Of Baltimore
County. will receive Proposals al their Office,
IN TOwSOET0wN,
Or "Wednesday, lgh day of Jane, 1887,
at ~ o'clock NJ,
FOR BUILDING TWO Bridges
II wood, wcatheTboarded and covered with
shinglcs: ono over Western Run at Chilcont'a
Ford. near +. Davis foundry. sth district.
Rbout eighty feet span, with stone abutments
about twelve feet high from foundation the
other over Hcrbcrt's Run. on the Sulphur
spring Road. 18th District, span Of bridge about
iofIy-tw ice,, with stone abutmcnts AZ each
end about seven fee. high wing wall. 4" he
repaired.
se'-P Persons pr"poaing n build will submit
plan and specifications
JOSHUA =. C0CKEY. President.
MAY ls..-al
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-25
N o T 1 C e.

~ WHOH II NAY CONCEGN
OIFicE CLERN Ga, oar CouEr roR BALti.
Morn Co., May 2d. 1907.
A TRENTON is called 10 the communication
N giyca below. Tho Commissions Tor the
grn1lriu"h named have been received, aud they
are respectfully notified to come forward aud
qualify within thirty days.
JOHN II. LOSGSECKER,
Clerk Circui, Court Tor Baltimore county.
StAEk % MAKiLAN.
EAEcuTivK DKrAnrGsSr.
Apnapois. May |. iSc7.
~ nc 2cTk Of Mc fircsit Coari (sr Eri,iAi0rt
GHaiy:
Stu Il have the honor a. enclose herewith =
Commission FOR the Temporary Board oi Ncdi.
cal Examiners for your COUNTY. Tho Governor
requests you =" announce their appointment by
advertisement Ia your county paper. md Ia can
"n the members ni the Board u quality accord
ing I" law.
! am, with respect,
your obedicnt servant.
JOHN NJ CARTER,
Secretary 1T state.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-25
Insolvent Notice

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, T. the cred
~ itors Of ALVIN EATON, an applican,
for the benefit Of the "4sth Article OF the Cod.
Of Public General Laws" relative 81 hso.
vents. that the Ga Monday 10 August. Iss.. hh-
been liked for his appearance. 10 answer IA.
teirogatorics. aud for a final hearing Of has
case before the circui; Court for Baltimore
county. Dated the 26ih lay Of March. Iss.
Test -
JOHN II. LONGNECKER. Clerk.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-25
decentralization

BALTIC. County Circuit Court, t2i,iTl ~
Coroner, 50 50
Out Door Pensioners, ga 90
Constables aud Magistrates, $50 81
County Colnm'rs, Treasurer A Dailid, l,t53 90
Taxes Refunded, Igs
Contingent Expense, T,sss Is
support Of Prisoners In Jail, s,i5S u
Removed Cases u other Counties. sa3 So
support Of Poor at Aims House, s,0s3 IS
Judges aud Clerks of Election, 40 90
Insurance, tss IS
Clerk Ia Treasurer, 800 90
Interest on County Bonds, 1879 90
Counsel IN Board Of County Comm'rs, 800 90
Physician ~ Jail, $50 90
Watchman 4 Keeper Of Court House, us 90
Orphans. Court Judges and Bailifl. 1869 90
Bounty Fund, zoe 90
School Commissioners, 40 20 |
Assessors Of Property, g.aOa 90 |
Commissions Collecting Taxes, p.sse or /
Public Schools. 1851 % |
kogtstering Voters, 7sT 10 |
Roads and Bridges 1885 % |
Aotbisss.s... 20
Test:-wILLIAM FOSTER, |
Clerk Co. Comm'ra Baltimore County.
May list
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-25
N. d. McCoMAs.
VI 4. !. e II A Mt TAII.O

WITH A. o.. WISE.
NJ. ! Holiday street. Baltimore.
Has constantly an hand II Fin" Assortment oi
CLOTHS, cAsslMERs AND vE>rINGs.
which be- will make up IA order
80 a., ~o,' t.'sA oHa5it aai approrc.i SGT,
Also. will make
BRES.N AND yEGLIGEE SHl.TS
IA the very latest styles.
Ala on hand,
a WELL SELECTED ASSORTMENT ~
GENTS
NTXHTY1 GODDS
Nay Is.--6m.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-25
RUCKMAN, RUTTER * co.
BAN ERS.

RESPECTFULLY inform their friends and the
public generally, that they have removed H.
The old established stand of
PURlISd CO.. ana ". BAL7O. ST.
whcrclh they willcontinus 10 transactth BANK.
ING BUSINESS IN all ia branches.
We are always BUYING AND SELLING,
aud keep ga hand fuf iiah,ciiat. delivery, all
different issues of GOVERNMENT sECuRI-
TIES. Exchange all Issues ai Seven. Thirtics
for the various Fivc.Twcnty Bonds, al Govern.
ss.ALL COUNTRY ORDERS receive our
special attention.
MAY ls.--sm.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-25
THE MORGAN HORSE.
BROTHER JONATHAN

THIS SPLENDID HORSE will make hi,
third season At the Subscribers ~
stable. "Dlenheim Farm" about .,v,4&e
one mile south Of sweet Air, Bal kkMS
timore county, commencing April SEsAE
18th and ending July 18th, 1887.
descriptions Brother Jonathan Is a beauti.
iul daPple grey. years old. about 10 hands
high, OF hne form and action, aud weighs about
1900 pounds.
Pedigree Brother jonathan was sired BY
Franklin Felton's superior horse Ticonderoga,
he by David Hill's celebrated Black Hawk
dam. Betsy Martin. she by Snydcr's Genius,
long aud iRvoFAbly known in Lancaster CO., Pa.
Ters@s :-tiS 70 insure. 10 be paid As soon rs
the marc is known 10 be with foal. ANY person
parting with ar insured mare, before she IL
known " be with foal, will be held responsible
for the insurance.
All accidents " mares at the owners risk.
JAMES y. HENDERSON.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-25
Insurance.

Insurance.
Insurance on court house and jail, tvlIs
do do aim. house. 15s 50
Clerk to Treasurer.
Edward L. Larsh, clerk. tsas Nv
Interest on County Bonds.
intcses; paid sundry parties, sIo.S7S 10
Ooansctto Board County Comm'rs.
John 7. Ensor. ssos ~
Physician TO Jail
jackson Piper. tISs "
IHatchmam d: Keeper Of Court Hosse.
Henry Konc. keeper. tsSO 10
Henry Clark. watch. SsS 70
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-25

Tho County Commissioners shall make out
and publish annually, In al least two nswSPs.
Pcrs published in their respective counties, u
there bc two, A DETAILED. MINUTE AND
ACCURATE STATEMENT Of the expenses Of
their said counties, specifying thorein each par
ticular item Of expense, and for what and 70
whom paid, and shall also deliver 70 tho shcr.
TT Of thsir respective counties a. many copies
81 such statement a. thero arc election dis.
lrict, Of said county. At lsAa. ton days before
each general election. and tho shoriii shall,
within six days alter the rceeip, Of such copies,
set up ono of them at the place Of holding
elections in each district"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-25

GsfATEMHNT OF THE EXPENSES
~ OF
BALTIMORE COUNTY,
FOR THE ErScAL YEAR ENDING MAP
FIRST. 1851.
Published by order Of he County
Commissioners Of said County,
10 Pursuance Of Section .
Of Dirt. 90 2ftke Code
Of Public General
Ldtrs, ,0hich
Provides
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-25

fI,HIs Is to GlvL NurICE. tina, the sui
l. seribcr has obtained from the Orphni. b
Court of Baltimore county, erstes,amcn;af,
"a, tk. easafo of
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-23
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
REPUBII0AN UHIoN MEETINGS.


Ihe Union Central Committee have ap-
pointed evening meetings to be held at
the places and times named, and addressed
the Union men in each township is emphatic
ttlv urged.
ASHLEY Saturday, Aug. q. Hon, NJ. W.
Werden, and Capt. A. =. Lee.
NoRrog.-BTonday Aug. %. Capt. A. E. Lee
and Col. ]. w. Lindsey.
Tuesday, Aug. q. A. Z. Lee and
Dr. @. .Welch.
CEETRAL SCHOOL House livingston Tp,l-
Thursday, Aug. @. Capt. A. f. Lee and ].
Nipple, Esq.
OLIVE GREEN'S Saturday, Aug, 81. Capt.
A. 3. Lee and B. @. Waters
sUNBURY.-Tuesday Sept. 9. 81. b. CarpeF,
Esq.s and Capt a. i. Lee.
CENTRE VILLAGE Thursday, sept. 5. Capt.
O. w. Everett and a. +. Lee.
CHEsHIRE.-Saturday, Sept. Z. Capts. C. W.
Everett and A. p. Lee
LEWIS CEETRE.-ATonday, Sept. 8. Capts.
A. E Lee and @. w. Everett.
POWELL Tuesday, Sept. 10th. A. E. Lee
and Thoz. Degood.
VANS WAI.LEv.- Thursday, GeLt y. Capt.
a. +. Lee and Gen. j. S. Jones.
BELLE PoTNr.- saturday, Sept. IA. Capts
A. 2. Lee and Q. W Everett
DELHI Monday, Sept. I6. Gen. J. s, Jones
Hon. M w Worden and a. i Lee
NORRIS SCHOOL HOUSE. Troy Up. Tues
day sept, II. Hon. T. @. JONES' T. e Powell,
Esq. and A = Lee
srRATFoRD Wednesday, Sept l8. J. Hip
pie, Esq and A. E. Lee.
OsrRApDER.- Thursday. Sept. I9. Can't. A.
i. Lee and j. Ripple ESQ.
]. w. LINDSEY. ssciy.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-23

FIRE AT FAeETovS S-AbOut II o'clock
last Tuesday night the store Of 8Iessrs. Stark,
Perfect & Harris, at Pagetown, was dtsCov-
cred to be on IRE. It was situated in a large
frame building. q portion Of which was Oe-
cupied as a dwelling by a family named
shaw. The fire had made such progress
when discovers that the building was en-
tirely consumed befure any OF the goods
could be removed from me store AIr- Shaw,
who ia owner Of the building, was absent
from home at the time, but the neighbors
succeeded in getting his fam1iy and pOr-
ton their property safely out The loss OF
Mesars. stark Perfect & Harris is about 50
800 on which there was an insurance Of 81
600. Mr.. Shaw's loss was considerable there
being no insurance on his building or
his household goods, a portion Of which were
destroyed The origin Of the IRE is not
known, but circumstances seem to indicate
that the store was either broken into and
robbed, then fred to cover up the theft or
that it was malicfously fired out Of spite