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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-23
ASTROLOGY.
The World AstOnished
. ATrH WONDERFUL REVELATIONS NADEBT
ri- THE GREAT ASTRoLOGIST,
MADAME N. A, PkRRIGO

CHE REVEALS SECRETS 80 MORTAL
- ever knew. She restores TO happiness those
who, from dolefnI events, eataAtrOpboa, crosses
In love loss Of relations and friends, loss of
money &c. have become dsspondent she
brings together those long separated, gives in
formation concerning absent friends or lovers,
restores lost or stolen property, tellS you the
business you are best qualified 20 purss . and IN
what ron viii be most suceessful, cauaes speedy
marriages and tells you the very day you win
marry gives you the name likeness and ehzfac-
teristics Of the person- She reails your very
thoughts and By her almost snpernatuTal
powers unTeiIs the dark aud hidden mysteries
Of the future. From the stars we see IN the
HrmaE1ent-the maleec stars that overcome or
prrIoruinate In the eoairnrztio--.frota tI1s ~.
Peets and positions u the planets and the hKed
duces the future destiny Of nan. Rzi not 70
costs you bat trifs, and yoI may never again
fec, With likeness and al desired information ti
Parties living At q distance can corsrit tie
Madame by nail with equal safety and satisfac.
ton 10 themselves ~ in peTs0n. A fun and
explicit chart, written cut With al inauirfes a..
swered and hkenees enclosed, sent by nal al he.
ceipt Of price above incutioned. TIE stricteCt
secrecy vii be maintained, and ali eotTesDond.
ence returned OK destroyed References II tho
highest order furnished tilDse dedrfaz them.
Write plxiniY the day Of the month and The rear
In which you were bonn, enclosing . spzau leck
: address. 4. MADAME H. APxsRnno y
70. DBGWER 20. BrrT1Io, y, Z.
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Reniembef!

That from O,OOO to 1900 Republicans
of Ohio cast their ballots and influence
on the sth inst, against the Negro-su-
premacy . apd Treasury -plundering
schemes of the Radical Congress. Will
not'the rhi,e Republicans of ohie coun-
ty do likewise, tomorrow.
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Conservative Repnsiieans,

OF Ohio county, emulate the noble
example set you by thousands of your
brethren in Ohio and Pennsylvania on
the oth, and cast yonr ballots for Re-
trenchment and Constitutional Liberty
aud against the Negro Supremacy
schemes of the Radical leaders.
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LBboring Man!

If the greenback is good enough for
you, is it not good enough for the Bond
holder,-especially as the latter loaned
only greenbacks to the Government and
the Government did not promise to pay
in anything elsei
Let justice be done to all. sia
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Soldiers

If greenbacks were good enough to
pay you for risking your life Gu the
battle field, are they not good enough
to pay him who only risked his money 7
Answer at the polls 80
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Rear In Mind!

That we carried this Senatorial dis
trict by but ~ majority last year, and
that the vote Of every Democrat and
Conservative in Ohio county may be re-
auired to insure the election of our can
didate this year.
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neuIRrrafa

Don't fail to attend the polls to-mor-
row. Let no apparent inactivity of the
opposition produce undue confidence or
carelessness in our ranks The presence
at the polii Of every one Of you 5 ne
cessary to secrre fitting victory.
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To the People,

We appeal to decide that there shall
be no favored classes; that there must
be one currency for all alike--soldier,
laborer, bondholder.
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8 The Radical papers are filed with de-
vices to save the party. Saving the
country is beneath their notice. .gr
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wor,,ipu Men.

Don't forget the meeting at the Cont
House tonight. Turn ont in your full
strength. Let this meeting be the meet
ing of the season. 80
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Ohio ana Pen..xIxnnia ).

3 Have spoken! They call upon West
Virginia to follow. Let ms promptly
respond. 7a-l -.ssg1 ssrs aaa
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Mr.. FAwCETT regrets that he sold
Dexter. He says, in letter to Robert
Bonner: 81 hope you are pleased with
your horse Dexter and that he Is all
represented to you. / have heard that
you can drive him on the road. l think
he is the greatest prize that man can
own. would not have sold him if l
had been able to keep so much money
in Gne horse; but if you don't Like Dex-
ter, | will give you your money back,
as feel lost without him." 1t is said
that Bonner would not sell Dexter for
100000. Dexter, in spite of many pre-
dictions, is making good road horse.
Mr.. Bonner has driven him frequently.
without developing any vicious traits,
such as he was said TO possess, to o dan
gerous degree.
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Rear In nIind.i

The meeting at the Court House, to-
night. Several speakers will address
you. Turn out. ~". .'.a.E ..''!'
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To the Polls! To the Polls,

Let US not become Indifferent because
the enemy appears to have abandoned
the field. Let us not be surprised by
any cunning strategy. We must not
make the fatal mistake that our enemy
is dead. He is alive, untiring and as
inscriptions as ever. In this struggle,
let us not only defeat, but crush him.
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-
Tho University 4 divided into three depart.
meuts
y. Academic. >T'
WIN. Z. Peters. A. N. Prod. Of Latin
B. L. Gildenslesye. Ph. d. Prof Of Greek.
n. scbels De We're. LID, Prof Of Modsrn
C6. s. YsnablA. a. ", Prof of Mathematics.
Leopc2 j. BOock, Adjct. Prof Of Applied
Francis H. Smith, A. II. Prof Of Natural
5. Msnpi6. A. NJ Prof Of Chemistry.
'ITs be appointed sept. 4th,J PROD. q Teebnol
oEy and Agricultural Science. ~ 49,. .'
W. d. neGuHey DID, LID. Prof. Of Meal
Geo. fred- HoLass, LID. Prot. Of History,
III. Law.
John 3. Minor, LID, Prof Of Common and
Statute Law f.t 100
s o. sOuthaIl. Prof Of CoastitutIonal and In.
transitional Law, Mereantile Law and Equity
5a1r- Hi. Medical.
40 be appointed Sept tthJ Prof Of Medicine
). [. ca6en, NJ. D, Pref Of rAyslOloEy and
j. s DAVIS, NJ D., Prof Of Anatomy and Ma
8. Mauptn, N. D., Prof Of Chemistry and
]. z. 'chapeeIor, ". D., Denoastrstor az
Anatomy.
The aggregate expenses Of The stsSent, FOR The
session Of nine months, exclusive Of teKt-books-
siothins add pocket money VII BE- about ~ i"i-
I. For the Academic stsa>st, attending
n. Por DE Law student, atiendlns The fa1
- ~ - 80 Tsets.I c.,,de,t ,,ts,S1, a.
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'CTEAMB OAT PRINTTNz
y RSS12s RSSST Az SSt,lsTS lhs1TTSS,s~sly asns bs sHh
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University of Virginia,

THE NEXT SESSION OF THIS IkSTITU
! ton viii begin on the first dag Of October
1867, and end on ths Thursday preceding the
ith Of July Is6S. d.
To be admitted a. a student, the applicant
must bo sixteen years Of age There il no pre-
scrbed eurTeiilIin Of studies in this institH ton.
tend, but In the Academic Department be must
attend at least three unless by Leave Of the
Pacuhy he be allowed 20 attend less than three.
The method OF instruction IL By lectures and
tnHt books, accompanied by daily examinations.
Tho University f. divided into three depart.
meuts
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,aaoTTHE NEWS. .8E

Gold closed in New York, yesterday
ut l431. 1s't peIsir ~ 81 .OT
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1,HXT NEvERHAvE BEEN NOR

We have also on hand
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-02-16
SPECIAL NOTICE.
DIR, Schcnck's pulmonic Svrlip.

s -s"FliiS great mcliciac cured nr. i. II.
= - ~'aES, s.. the Proprietor. at pulmonary
Consumption. when il had assumed it, r,";t
formidable aspect and when speedy death AZ,
pcarcd b. hc inevitable. HIS ply ,riani pro-
nouuccd his case inrurabc. when i.c c"minrnc
- the use -: this simple but powerful remedy.
HE health was restored in @ very short time.
and no return 81 tine disease has boon nfpr,-
Bonded. i'r all the symptoms quickly II np
rcafci, AMI his present weight Il morr th.n
tw' hundred pounds.
since L!s recovery, no has devoted H. alton.
uor cTclu4iycly q thc euro 81 Consumption
aud the diseases which are usually c"inrijcat-
ci with Il, and the cures effected by h.f mcli
cines have been Very numerous and truly won
dcrGdl. ~ S,ugScK makes prolc iona visit
- several % the larger cit,cs weekly, where he
has large concoarsc ofpaticnta. and IL IL truly
Astonishing o. soc pae- cpnsunrtivcs that have
q u" litc,: cut Of their carriages. and in q few
months healthy, robus, pcr-ons. pr. scnIN'N'-
FELMOSIc SiRIr. SEAWEED TONIC. and
MANDRAKE FILLS are generally al rcgu r
81 Ia curing Consumption. Full direction gee.
campaigning each, IS that any one can iahc
tlc'u without sewing pr. S'HEN, =. but when D.
o. convenient u - he.t u see him. IL give.
t'tv.cc free. but for g thorough examination
with his Rcspro,nc,cr hi7 icc il three dollars.
Please observe, when purchasing. that the
tw" likcncsscs Of thc bnctor--ouc when IN the
last stage ~ Consumption, ani the other IA hc
row is. IN perfect healih--aFc On the Govern
mcnt stamp.
Sold by al Druggists AMI Dealers. Price
So" per bottle. %! 81. 5n the hall dozen. Lot.
tors tor advice should Away De- directed a. Dr
schcnck's Principal Office, IS North 9Th Il.
Philadelphia. Pa. General Wholesale Agents.
pcinas Barnes & CO.. y. l.; 5. :. lInncc. Bal
timore, Md. John y. Park. Cincinnati. ohio 4.
MnlkcE Taylor. Chicago. H.. Collin Bro
- l.iu'5. M". 81 IS. cu. flp. $.
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Tho Motley Difficulty.

The correspondence between Secretary Seward
and MF. Motley, Minister to Austria, has given
rise 70 a great deal Of controversy and comment
u seems That Que Geo " McCracken, hailing
ifoin New York bat temporarily soiourning IN
Paris TOOK occasion 10 indite letter 10 She Pres
dent IN October last concerning the conduct Of
our ministers and consuls, and chasing them in
The aggregate ~ " very indifferent set Mr.
MeCracken IL particularly severe on our reprcsen.
ta'ives abroad, coming from Ncw England and
among this class be pays especial attention 20
VI. Motley. blow IL aimed az radcalis.n and
Mr Motley IS characterized az a turnkey by
the chasie and elegant correspondent, whose sub
pct seems 10 be good manners and polite eiidnet,c
Our consuls at Morocco, Tunis and Frankfort
arr represented rs 4" railing " a, the President
aud NJ. Murphy as declaring that % he 1.-THE
President ought 10 he inpeachei Mr. Muir.
ply u also styled fellow, ignorant, vulgar
and unworthy and one Of the Senator Chanicr' }
tools" Mr.. Hale AT Madrid, Is also said TO con.
denim in =" malignant manner" the coursc Of
the President, and our consul a, Geneva IL
charged with being A" common drnnkard; and
disgrace TO our country" Sumner, butler,
Philips, Chandler, Massachusetts, Radcal!sm, and
other Copperhcad caichwords are dragged into
this highly entertaining and choice mocregH
Mr.. MeCraeken Is gentleman ~ whom we
have no knowledge whatever, but we should par
ueulafly recommend him 10 study good manners
and the rules Of controversy II his letter IL
any index 10 his read character, wc 10 not con
sder him competent'to give an opinion In regard
70 the hines OF Our representative From the
manner In which he speaks Of our conauls anil
ministers, one would think that he was a special
commissioner, commissioned hy the Prrsidcn, 10
go abro'i aud supervise the conduc, Of our diplo.
matte agents
The newly made friends Of the President have a
peculiar and venerated love for him, q most pro-
found respect for the ollioe which he Ellis II Is
pleasant 10 note this change for II 10 only brcif
period since the same men spoke OF Mr. Lincoln
as being an APE" habboon," and applied
other refined and elegan, titles to him Mr.
Johnson was then denominaicd ~ a boorish
tailor" demagogue, drunken sol"
&c Times change, and men seem TO change with
times.
The letter of Secretary Seward TO NJ Motley,
after the charges preferred by Mr.. MeCmckcn u
very undgnihcd and ungcnilemanly, aud cannot
be csnnared too strongly. Mr. Moiley's reply IL
on The contrary couchcd In most courteous Ian
Euage, and utterly denies the foul calumnes Of
McCracksn,s letter. !, remains 10 be seen what
elect Mr. hcCraeken's letter will produce upon
the senate, In regard 20 the confirmation Of Scna-
tor oowan, as NJ Moslsy's successor
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: and 10y virtue 81 IA Act uf Assembly uu-
j. sod ~ December session, ls3S, chapter - D..
Ac., entitled " An Act rolatin. u lien. ni me-
chahics and others upon huildingf," Whricus
a writ 81 sr'rC fscGs haas been issued nui 81 the
Circuit Court iur Baltimore county by fr.l"r-
i'k Garbrip against George Mcngcr. i.turuahlr
On the iirst Monday 81 March, 1897. g. iu" q.
rectcd, Tor the pnrIosc of recovering thr ron
81 four hundred md seventy live dollars ar.
twcnly-fi& cents, claimed af - lion for wrrh
done aud materials furnished o. AMI TOR q crr-
tain building, t. wit certain two-story hfirK
building. averaging one hundred and thirtv
feet IN length by twenty lnur feet in width, in.
tended tor butchers killing establishment.
including a brick ice house, three sturics in
height. located on butcher or Bcltzhnovrr'
lane. IN Baltimore county. on tho wet side
thereof, occupied by the said FrcdcFic. Ins
brio, abou, 2uo yar'is north of the Frederic.
Turnpike road. north "i q lot owned by Orur,,.
Mclscl anil south lone lot iutcrvcningi ni 81 ~
occupied by John Sharp. the lot fronting about
eighty bcct on the west side oi Butcher. 90
Beli@h"overs lanc,an running back about two
hundred AMI thirty two feet &C. q mill race ncar
Gwynn Falls. And the said Frederick Gar.
BRIO claims q lien for the recovery ol tho am
oi sia1.26, due and owing Ia him for material
furnished IN and albrut the construction amt
erection Of tho said building. ~ we'll uc1in.t
the Shid george Mcngcr % against all AMI eve
~ pcrson or l'craons having or claiming under
the gaid George Mcnscr. any intcrcst in the
building aforesaid.
And, therefore, notice .s hereby .iven. ,
pursuance 81 the said Ac, oi Assemble. tn Nil
claimants and persons interested, t. lee and
appear before said Court Gc 6,'si MoaoiiD b..
March Hcri. 1867. 10 show cause II rnyti,,n,
they know or havc to say, why the sui.. sum 90
money above named should not be- levied a.,
the said building, Ia the use uf the anid Fred
crick Garbrin. according tn the torn II the Art
OF Assembly in such ease made and pr,v,.,ri
JOHN X. HARVEY.
Sheriff pi Baltimore County
I.l L. '''''
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iScioESr " THS KsSTcckr LEGISLATURE Il
FfaaA'ori Ken;gcky) correspondent, Of The Gin.
c.ana'i C,'-sertli $ responsible for ihe follow.
az
y nent.g irotn one o.; our mountain couniies.
fsll u Conservatism, aal strong advocate Of
the Louisville Ie4,al!, each morning A. he would
;ase his sea; IN ;he House. is business opened,
would commence reading his flTori;c paper and
ahou; tie same momen; some member would
move % dispense with the reading the journal.
ard ogs mountain member would las down hi.
paper lie stood this for some time. when. rising
rom ais seat one morning af,eE the usual motion
hc exclaimed Z; the top 0. his yoicc
VI. Speaker, I've soi here in my sea; for NOR n
week and unlimited to the tyranny Of ihi.
House Somebody every morning moves 20 dis
fcnse with the reading OF the journal, and I've
lost every faier I've bought for week by IL.
anl 40 nan JAS ever novel 20 iispense with
the Dss.oerf or CtHsnereiH. aud, NJ Speaker.
won; stand !, any longer. Mr. Speaker -"
Here the balance was lost 10 the general laugh
ter
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District Mcctings.

Union men, do no, forge, the Dis,rie. meet
ings this afternoon. An organization OF our
party is demanded by the necessities Of the hour,
and you should be represented in the conven'
ton tina, will nee, in baltimore city on wedncs.
day next, There will mol be County Conven-
ton, but every District will send fifteen dele.
gates to Baltimore. Turn out, every Union man
that can, and show cur coPrerhcAi opponent,
iha; although defeated We arr ne; dismaycd
and sha; We AFe Determined 10 agh; on. under
the old Gag, under old ptinciples until oGF Stat,
e again redeemed from traitors rule
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shorin's Notice of Lion Law.

4 nnd Icy virtue "i mn act ct Assembly 'arf
Il cd NJ Deer session, ISIS, clap. 2et "c ,u
titled " An Act Relating g. ii,ua ct Mechanic
aud others upon buillinrs." where . WI
-! srtrt fdcias has boon ssurl uut IS the Circuit
| Court for baltimore county, 10y David '.r.rn.
Simon u. Zimmerman and Caryi!ir u Gur.tu.
against ucorgc Slothuwcr. rCturnnhir un o."
frat Monday ~ March, iS6i. o. u.s d.rr,ic,..
i"f W" purpose 81 rccovci!nc the si.u 20 ..i.s
al Hundred and twenty In. dollar auI fine
ty."rc cents. claimed az u lion inr work .lur.
aud materials furnished a. anI i"r q certain
building. To- wit All TINT certain stone huiid
ing two aud halt stories high, aitunt" iu i4I.
timorc county aforesaid On a privat., road Trout
twenty i"ct wide, c"nnccting with the ctHint y
road running on the east side ut IL" l'"whaifnu
| aud fa.Rlnntas Factories, irom IL" Franklin
| road g. the Deer Park Foai. The sail luiiiiu.
being about three hundred ymr,ia north cHatcrl.
| from the old f"whattan fart"ry. and about an.
| hundred yards rast"riy from the !,cuh,utn ,
| factory. the said buil.ilng hcing about eighty
| feat ir"ui. with depth o. main hnildiu. e..
| about forty i"ct and havin, tw"-and % hnit
tory stone back huilling attached thrr,tn. amt
| tho lot ~ picco"i ground and rurtilag, pplut
| tenant g. said building. Aud the SAID paNti
car.on. Simon r. Zimmerman anl Cnr.ill, a.
larson claim lien lar the recovery" l the sui.
81 Si.I2g.9l. duc and owning e. them I,r worb
l"nc and materials furnished in md about ih,
construction and erection OF anI building. n.
well against the said Gcofcr 6lothowcr. "Anci.
n against all AMI every rcrs"n or rcrs"n- lny
iug or claiming under tho siid G,-'. Slnihowr-.
amy interest IN the builiius Hiorcsad.
Anal, therefore, n"ticc - hereby given .f.
purfnancc -! the said Nc; %, Assembly, &, uil
claimants and pcrsons Interested. L. lee AMI ~
Pear before gaid Court on n, rfaf H,Yda. ~
Narct Hoif. ls6s, tr show cause. j. anything
they hnow or have {" say. why the said ur 90
| money alnvc named should not hc lowed 90
the 'aid building. To- the usc ct the said David
Carson, Simon y. Zimmerman AMI C.rs fllr H.
carson. according 90 the form "i the hcto' A.
icmbly IN such ease made and provided.
JOHN x. HARVEY.
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COgRgcgioS - Las, week We Published an item
from the Baltimore Cbruacrcifi, stating that tie
Governor had ordered the prisoners IN the lialti.
moro city Jail 60 bc removed 10 Towconiown
Jail on accoun; o. the tyriius aud spotted icyci'
prevailing in the hr-i-namcd Institution. We
gave tho Item ~ We found IT, and then opposed
20 it,
!;prohlbly originated ~ ihc fact that an 90.
ici has been Issued directing tina, Il" more H,w
GoSrramrni prisoners hc ,ahcn 10 t!t city Jail
during the prevalence oi iiscasc iheFc out that
'sri should bc brought tn ogs jail
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NOTICE.

oFrirK ~ tina Mutual FinR TNsruaxcEl
CnprAEr ~ BALro. Co., Fcb. sth. 1897.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That tho
IN ANNUAL MEETING II the Member ~
Company will he held on
Ho"sigN he ga tay o. Mareh. lsG7.
botwccn ~ aud o'clock T.. ~,
Al the sEcRETARY's OFFICE, north ives,
corner OF North and Lexington Sls.. baltimore,
for the purpose 81 olocting ntrteen Directors
i"r the ensuing year.
FRANCIS sIIRlvER,
Feb tG.--at gerreiary
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-02-16

fiRE ~ Tiir CousTY. The barn On the farm o..
eupied by II. c. Hicks, Esl., on the Philadelphia
road, near Stommcr's run, about nino miles from
tho city was destroyed by lire during Wednesday
night of las, week The fire was discovered
about three O'Clock In thu morning. aud the barn
aud iis entire contents were destroyed, including
tlircc COWS, about twelve tons Of hay oats, farm
Inv utensils, &c. The barn WIS owned by Mcssrs
Robert aud Adam Snyder, cost about "a, COO, aud
was partially insured. Mr.. Hicks had no insnr.
anco on the contcnis of the farm. The ire "a sup
posed 10 have bern the work Of an iucendiary, OF
from the pipe of some straggler who entered the
barn 20 sleep.
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SENATOR cRs'wstL. The Newark q. j. IA.
cr,issr. commenting on the charges in the United

States Scna,c in The Foriieih Congress, says
Maryland, o. all the loyal States, marches
backward, and discaris a Republican 10 elec,
the recEoant Swami but this State will scs better
days, aud the gallAn; aEl gifted Crcswell, not
oyeFhorao 10y the Rebel bprdc will BE, hear the
mantle Of Henry Winter Davis to final and over.
Nhelming victory In his native State. Meanwhile
j. !s possible that he may occupy e scat in Gen.
Grant, Cabine; az the representative Of the
Border Statrs
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-02-16

THg BALuuoRK CouSrY liuRNr RrcoRos The
clerk Of the Circuit Court OF baltimore county.
John II. Longn,cker, Esl, reports to the liousc
of Delegates that the number nf decds, originals
no, In his oilice and records destroyed. IL 2sG I;
number Of mortgage, DO, s3G-loinl, l,O9a /;
number Of deeds 10 h. inicrlincaicd, s2C number
Of mortgages, do, lsi-tolal, ia chailcl record
u. ". T., No. !, partially burned number ~
papers, originals not IN his oilicr aud record
destroyed, 900 Ia clia,icls No. l, number to be
recoIded. i0--ioial, 30 index TO mortgages a.
MFi No, !, partially destroyed aud to he
Fcnadc Gut, indiees 2,6ii cases To h. certified
TO by the Judge In the Judicial records Of equity
cases according 10 act of 1852, chapter liG, 20
The baltimore county delegation will shortly
report bill TO provide for tho restoration Of the
records DESTROYED, as stated 10 the above repoIi.
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THOMAS MULLIN, Jr.,
COACH MANUFACTURERS.

No. 81 North 81. mar Saratoga,
BALTIMORE, Nd
HNlIOMAS MuLLiN, JE., kecna @-m ~
a on hand A MANuFACTUREspfE ~ -
10 ORDER, rARRia ans OE.2lZW
EFERY DESCRIPTION n. N, shny, ,o,ic., ,.,...I,
by good workmcn, and Of the l,c.t mai,,,,ais'
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"h f""@oha"'e terms Feb. ~, lsS7.-ly.
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MARRIED.

Atst. James Church, My Lady Manor. on
Thurslny. Jan. Sis,. by Row. Mr.. Mason. ions
fsnErn, I" Miss MARINA. daughter 81 Levi
Curtis. Es.l., all 81 baltimore county.
81 llcrnlon. Baltimore county. on the 9TH
inst, by the Rev. G. Dickson, y. D., G. T.. nA
KRR 10 Miss Many l.. WmirEFonu.
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THOMAS 5. WILCOX,
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Va. i5i ". Gay 81, Baif,a.ost.
-SiGN ~ THE GOLDEN BOOT-
II EEraan hand aud MIA kos border. an Kind
IN 81 0ENTLEMENS' A LADIES' ~,
WORK, Of the best workmanahip. aud EM
on reasonable terms. I alan keep VAN wv
kEE WORK, both coarse aud tine, and 49,
suitable for servants wear. Canuiry lri.nJ
please give me n call Il q "A
February 10, is6T.-siy.