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The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-08
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No. 55.
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vi. The following removals and appointments
of civil officers in the town of Fayetteville and IN
the County of Cumberland, N. C., are hereby an
nounced:
l. For ineficiency in the discharge his duties,
the Mayor of Fayetteville, N. c., Thomas y.
Curtis, is hereby removed from Office.
2 Charges having been preferred against pun
can @. McCrea, for melting a mob to murder
freedman, at Fayetteville, N. c., on the Eth OF
February last, he is hereby suspended from once
3. In order that more efficient government
for the town of Fayetteville, may be organlzea'
the following named civil officers are hereby re-
moved from office; viz:
TOWN COMMISSIONERS:
p R.s5 MaS u xn,o Hssso1 K Sassaso,,
John C. Raigh, Walter DraoeghtOn,
H. G. ThOrntom.
TOWN coNsTABLEs:
j. C. Poe, James A. King
Thomas Fl. Massey, a. Ii. Whitfield.
MAGISTRATES:
James ". Strange, Joseph A0ey.
4. The following appointments are hereby an.
nounced for the town of Fayetteville, N. w. 'iA'
MAYOR:
James R. Lee.
J '6ba, Re r., j. O. Poor,
Ed,Oard 1: 'Fsm0erton, W'n. II. Porter.
H. A. Baker,
TOWN CONSTABLES:
.1,oob Rnrendou. Wiley FoOte,
s.. A. Philips, Ca0'n 1hcA"g. lam.
s. The following named persons are hefs3 I'm M
nointed as Magistrates, for the County Oh ou'D
berland; viz:
NJ. 4. Baker, Special Magistrate.
W IT. Porter,
w H. TO,nliaSon,
j. W. Lett. ons
The officers hereby appointed and an tRn rtte
holding office under the corporation " North
Vile and in the County OF Cumberiantuo, 1ce re-
Carolina, will, in addition to the ostn take and
0ured by the laws of North Car0iin aroi Orders,
gnhs cribe the oath set forth in Genera
So % War Department, A G. o., ssaspDlaneu-
18th March, 1861. (Sectiaa 1, ef me a eeien gOv-
1 o.u ~ IN act tn n,oye to the n'o1sh s rest0ra-
49, mont of the rebel States and to & oath of office
Ton nassed Odd March, 1861 and one copy
shaIi I've Subscribed in dupcats, ther officer au-
JnIv attested by Magistrate or he fled with the
thorized to administer oains other copy In fne
Post Commander, ana at sn designated Tor lla'
County or munle1p and ordinances u ~, past
purpose by the Glomnaanding Ofhcer On .h DO not
Carolina. tn names of such ohlS ''nesssors,
Will report 'n ,sscommend suitable poSt of Fay
qualify, anur,nsnding Officer OF tns ,tion OF this
o.t dng is is charged with the '1'0
order. T. sv,rs.
By Command of MAJ. 'oA ! W CLOUs,
Capt g ssh Z l ai a. 4, G.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-08

FROM OFFICE.

NASHVILLE, June 3-The argument in the
impeachment trial of Judge Frazer having
been concluded, the Senate to-day, acting as
a court of impeachment, rendered a verdict
finding him guilty of the charges preferred.
The verdict removes him from Office, and
disqualifes him from holding any Office
hereafter.
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RUSSIAN AMERIcA.-The government has
ordered the Revenue Cutter, Lincoln, to
cruise off the coast of Russian America.
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A railroad Convention for North Carolina
and Virginia has been in session in Peters
burg, Va.
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Gen. Sheridan telegraphs from New Or
leans to Gen. Grant that registration is pro-
crossing satisfactorily in Louisiana
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The law of. Congress looking to establish
ment of a National Telegraphic system has
been acceded to by the Western Union Tele-
graphic Company.
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June 9th, New York Market, cotton dull
27@274. Gold 1863.
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Registration commences in Richmond on
the 18th inst.
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The Town of Fayetteville.

HEADQUARTERS SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT,
CHARLESTON, S. c., May 9th, 1851.
SPECIAL ORDERS,
No. IS.
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The Chairman announces the following
gentlemen as the Committee to wait on
Gen. Sickles: G. R. Thomas, D. M. Carter,
G. L. Harris, James II. Harris, and G. W.
Brodie
And the following as the Committee on
Finance: Joseph H. Nef, James Font. Tay-
Tor, and Alexis Long.
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REPUBLICAN TRIUMPH IN W4SHyycrov
CITY

DaFID MOUhE, LHdiT1ua,
E. H. DOZENS, Secretary ''' nun
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for NYOrk day ais Cyrus Fossets Harding
NarIss Feb Is-sld Po,os, comn, Messina.
FoErssouTH Feb 27-sid Windsor. Cochran trom Ham
PoRrL.sp, FEB n-sld Rosa Boe,tcher Schultz tfrom
PANAMA March l-Arr steamships Guatemala, Douglass
snA "a ss q Golden CITY, ahSsn san
american ports; March Golden Age Lapdge san Fran
PsEs.nsuco Feb SIN port bark Amanda Jane. for New
eurEss1ows, Feo so-Arr Artistic. Canon, Nyork for
ST NAzAsr, Feb ssArr in the roads, Aimabls Marie.
81 New ss, sr sus e
a. SaSs g. Ps. 81
CRUZ Cuba Feb as-sld brig casca.eIle, Carlisle,
TsArAsr Jan as-In port bark Biaisdsl Sawyer for
A do date ship oas.s. Nickel: for Boston
vALrAaAlso, Feb s-Xrr Chattanooga Boston.
American Ports.
isss sss se'
Sxopr M aG "a Ss S.y for d0 VT"
BOSTON March la-Arr s.samers Saxon, Matthews PHI
nsrpcs man cd steamship Asia Mseaasy Lves
" % msss
Ai NC March brig George Dunn Arroye
Mi..isspgi hrS, Doe Demsrara: EsIanc.. DUNCAN Y:
Mi X ss aSs sa sss
Went TO sea h shps Atlantic and Laurens: barks
brig brig BissIsx schr Silver Cloud; 9Th, brss HAIRY
csHxkIEsroN March ls-sld schr Loyal Scranton, New
FoRrRrss MONROE March ls-rhe pilot boat Mary
land oarded the ship Washington from Caao bark crick
sehr Phantom Rico ali for baltimore, bark
Forest Eagle. from Calico for NYork.
NEW axyEN March -ear saS1e9 scsTs Ham,
nton; Phebe Elizabeth, IIs TalItha Hannah shepard
below at anchor bound f, schrs Israel Bowden from
Rcdfor Fanny Fern. from do for Providence; BRACES,
Edwards from Elizabehport for Hartford Fly Away
PrhApELPA March iArr brig Meteor Anderson
Maanzas; schrs Ella Amsden Smith, NYork Jua Pratt,
Nickeron do Express Brown Boston; Nckerson & hei
Sheldon, Demarara brgs Agent (Br) West Genoa Samuel
Dyer. Havana;A A Ross Small, Cardenas; II Leaning.
Ludlsm Galveston.
(Brl Kerr Liverpool via Londonderry; St Patrick ,Br),
Trocks Glasgow schrs Delaware Crockett; Eurotas Ham,
and Adrian Everett Rockaud for NYork Cid schr Bion-
FRoviDENCE. March l2--Arr schrs Mary L yankrk,
Haley, Philadelphia; John Taylor Fowler Benj Butler.
se nsh Rsysa b.ass ksy sss
James English Barker Connecticut, sephens Elizabe h
s Ma Merr Esabehport bow ~ Esaseshpo
Pawtucket Sid schrs ftmouse, Robbins, Rappahannock
river, VA John Brooks Fox Elzabethport; soop Ann
SAN FRANCfsCo. FEB lo-Arr barks Emma (Prus)
Knuth, Batavia; 18th; Gazele tBreml, Meyer, hsapnco
SMALL Boston Sid Feb L. ship Commodore Grozer, Cork:
bark Friedrich fPrus) Fries, do 18TH brig Commandeur
Mam Wugse do lh 5 Sass Fcrmcs Nor rossa Tn9m
and Petropolovski.
vile for NYork Sid from below lth, schr Mary Lun
WILMINGTON, nc. March bait steamer sappho New
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Schr SP Goodwin. Waterbury. Stamford.
sloop Report Racket, New Havon-d hac~o'''

Schr y Goodwin Waterbury. Stanford -
soop Report Racket, New Haven't nac~o"'
Arrived.
s,eamshi, Denmark fBr, Thomson, Liverpool Feb q,
2Sth mdse and A0S passengers W we
slss6p oeesa ssen Harris Aspnwa March with
treasure freight and passengers 70 the racine NAN s'e@
steamship uf Stream sanaea Porto osbso r Tse ss
with mdse and passengers TO smith Dunnns iIh Inst,
s s Ts sh0ns sonsa Henry
chauncey hence for Asplnwail same day. bark Minot
steamship Eu,erpe Esldrdse Galveston March 2 via
Key West 9Th, with mdse and passengers 70 Mallory
Steamship Manhattan Collins Charleston, with mdse and
Steamship Veteran Philips w,lmiss'on days with cot
'' Steamship Norfolk vance washington and Alexandria,
viii as 1a Portland with me to
s.samship oau.u Godfrey, Boston, with mdse and
S s'ss Ssa sss Ssd...'. sr:s
wind, One weather al @ the On an ns sna
Equator in the Pacific is4 Nov a 50 days out Jan
saps asEn ass,
hsn aens weigh the lost the
bower anchor with about fs.homs OF chain crossed ihe
Ass' gss 5.nss = G ys:s@ SSss Fss with ms.s
drew drew Benson SON. seaman Jumped overheard and lost
% he and dea
ceived
nss 20 Fs As.Ss sss ss' :s
sion Of heavy westerly gale: the Grand sanks ce hsn
ss nsss -sa.
Of ao,sensurs felI overheard and was lost
Bark ukraine Mecher Palermo Jan with fruit &C. to
B.rk Amor Fraterno utap, Nardino, Leshorn Nov H.
wa BARK aa Moro1 Des
s. AZ z 81 s sss Ss lom % S e
BARK Andaman [of Bah Otis Havana ls days with s
ss;: s,s sugar
&c 70 Ns I.ven Brown Ponce
PR i DAYS Rnrdeti Fris9se r.. Hss b been u
mss fsy Ps q or so as .s ss'sy y fss
Dss Il sa Ss SsssS to pn
% and a. e ssd
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alto AN Of Dec H. and had abandoned her. anded 'nem AZ
DAYS, with moasses to Towner CO. Is bound to New
Brig Houston tef Stockton Ms French Nsuviias Hsa %
days with g and . 10 split a &C.
Hrg Lenor tBr) tenor cabarien, u days with sugar.
missis Sss sss III Hurley sTsFf s s cor
days wh sugar. TO Brett Son Co Nns rrss hren II days
nGs M e nsor ss aa
&c WAS aass 9s anss Msk but
Brig Leonard BERRY of Demararal, steele Bermuda,
days. in ballast. to Harvey. Sid in company with scnr
Mlrv Walker Boston.
Brig Fanny Foukes (o Phtladclphia) Townsend Mobile
s dnvs with cotton &c to L McCready Co. Had heavy
weather since passing iIatteras.
so@ CO.
NE gales north of Haiterns
Brig Clara Pickens (of Provdence Rodgers Port Royal
10 davs with ordnance stores, TO l. McCready Co. Has
sshr faisa Snasrsi, Bsrassa, d dsys win frsi. 70
Pearsa Sid In company with schr Winonah, Tor New
York March H. lat SO 30 Ion rs 81, schr Navigator
boInd s. - -,
scbr Morse Bradford Apalachcola, 10 days. with
cotton and lumber, To master
Scbr n w Brown, Tucker Wilmington, NC.
Schr Mary Snow Harding Rappahannock for Providence
Schr j q Craig. Craig. Philadenhia for Portland;
sch- A A Andrews Kelley Philndelphiafor Portland
Schr America. Reynolds Bristol, RI.
Below.
Bark Arthur Kinsman (of Portland J. from Havana.
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(NAsu WILL BE PAID FOR BOUNTY AND ALL
NJ OF ,c ci mrs aeaiNsf t9e 9Ovciurnent REVPEN
VoSs, ip5 YORK st Br ft q. aai ~ wn ~, New York
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ARMY AND NAVY CLAIMS.

ToUNTY NOW READY FOR PhyMENT.--SOLDrERs,
bring q your discarges Cash given on AZ good claims
and Nayy Banker principal onco 7j South streets branch
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a from A. r. Stewards. First loor would be let sep
aratey business Permits OF Mr.. WALSH, " Nassau
street.
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Marine Disastc crs.

Bark Arthur Kinsman tof portland). from Hav
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MARBLE MANTEbS. ----.~1,,-0~-
MARBLE MANTELs AT REDUCED PRlC ESQ., ss.orr "A
MI sclection on hand at KLABbKs msnuAc."xy W. -
First avenue, near Third street. New fork oan s'1 -
ainine
NrAVpTF MANTEIs.-sD MANThLS ON HAnMD, ~
MI .vevv s,vle and ouaty which VIII pc so,i or w
sixty days at liberal dedmcon ~ A n sar Tbrd ayenue
Wsreruoms. fUv East biense"'" sseeT -
N. Y. Cut this out -.---------------------
ar.pprrIzEp SLATE MANIELs-svpFRiOk ~ ~
M anpesrance darabe, half the prce 2, IN "a
thirty sixth street,
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A PERFECT LITTLE GEM OF A HOUSE-BROwN
IA stone, to let, furnished with piano. sewing
chine, Apply owner q East Twcntyfourth street.
Madison square.
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TEACHERS INSTITUTE. We gave last week the
proceedings al the Teachers Institute W 10 aud
including Thursday afternoon. The spelling con-
test OF that IL. Was very spirited onr. particle
iaird ia .. ovrs ii " teachers. One hundred aud
ihiFiy-thr,v words were given cut, aud IL was
found ON Thursday that there was tic between
ihrrc u the compositions, aud the Judges, Rev
l.. Van Bokkclvn, Prof Newell and X. L. Nc.
t'inn, Ed. adjourned the contes, until Saturday
morning.
ca Friday, the first business transacted was
the discussion Ut the report Of the COMMITTEE on
Gvnrral Exercises. which was participated in by
Rev. l.. Van BOkkrlcn Rev. Mr. llon. and
Messrs. Trainor, Slyder, Foy and McGinn. The
exercises were then closed by singing the doxOlo-
:! aud the pronouncng Of tue bcnedciion by
Rev. l.. Van liokkrlen.
TN Saturday, the Judges vi the spelling con.
ties, met in baltimore. The competitors that
had '''i we're Mrs Barnes, Miss Day and Miss
KELLEY. Thirty words were then given out, for
,hrsc 'hrec and it was finally decided in favor
oi Miss Emily Day, daughter Of our old friend
lshmael Day, formerly OF the Eleventh District.
The prize magnificent copy pf w.bslrrs Una
bFiiged illustrated Dictionary, purchased by Mr..
Mr';inn, f'r the pdrposc, was then given To the
victor
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Miscellaneous.
PROCI..AAIATION.
CTATE oF MARYLAND.
~ ENECrTiIL nErAnTMENT

- 4AA J. ~ NAhl LAND.
- EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
~ 'ie >hoL-.et't. 80, = Eai' .'o.e o.'i a. ~,
scrlro' @ 20. o. ne state,
WuEREAs. by So Net oi thv tci.cr4l Assenbi,
OF Maryland. ras.ci ~ January Session. in the
year 1867. entitled " IN Act ." provide tor -
kin, ;hs sense oi the people ot this State On the
call " Convention 20 frame now Consiiu.
ton .ui ForiA q, Government. and for assem-
hl.I- Tie members thereof. Il was provided that
the Constitution which m ght Toe framed by said
Convention should IL c submitted 10 the legal
and qualified voters g the State for their adcr
t'ou W objection. az such time. IN such manner
aUi suhjc {" such regulations as the said Con.
vcutjon may prescribe -
AVu wmEEiAs. The said Convention Assem-.
blcd .. uniformity g. said Act, and did adopt q
nov Constitution. 10 which they provided that
fur tho pusl'sc 81 a.ccftaining the sense Of the
people g.! ih.s State ia regard io the adoption
90 rejection oi said Constitution, an election
50 Md hc held oa u tiHcs'iay TIC cigkfessM dgs
- y % Der. ia the year 1867. In the City Of
Baltimore anl she several Counties OF the state.
| AMI that the Governor should issue his Ffocla.
! nation q. the >hcr.ls If said City and Coun.
ti~. c'mmaudin. ihcm 8" give Notice of said
election
Nov varrrrour, Z. Tn"NAs swASS. Governor
oi The STAT" # Maryland. de-. by this my Pno-
a. Nr Ari'N. command vuu a. give nntirc IN the
| n.auucr unw rfcscrihcd by Law IN reference u
| ,lr ci-ciion u ncuilers 1T the House Of Dele
gair-. that 80 election will bc held ia the City
| of Baltimore AMI IA the several Counties Of this
State. CO., N,i.I,. inl. Mt tighf6uiM day Of Nfp
| h.i., ii4 the year i>Gs. at the usual places oi
hnliiu. - iious inr members "i the House III
| nclcgai,. .n -aii city aud Counties for the
adoption. IS lrl.ciiuu "i said Constitution, by
ballet. i' th' ns4Hneg therein provided.
ciVeh under nay hand aud the
SEAL 1rsa' seal 81 the State, at the City
I i"i Nunan''i., this 2isi day al Al
gust. i>f.. THO SWAMI.
/ iiN the ttnAsff.r.
IuliN N fAl.TEE.
Secretary ~ State.
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Local MATTERN.

MSsTkRous hrRDER. -On Thursday evening
Of las, week, a little Irish boy, na,nrd Daniel
Mcl'ermo,i, aged about thirteen years, living
with Mr. Isaiah Watkins, ST., Of Long Green VAL
ley, was sent out after the cows. lie did not re-.
turn that night, but no unrasincss was felt by
Mr.. Watkins, as he supposed the little fellow had
gone To his fathers, a short distance OF Next
morning, however, Il was ascertnined that the
boy had no, been TO his fathers, aud search
was immediately instituted for him Aflrr search
ing for aoiuc time, the corpse Of the hoy WIS
found In bunch Of bushes with u severe cuniu-
sion on the side Of the head aud stabbed through
III" heart with knife. lie had e, identity been
were irample'i down, showing tina, there had
been a struggle between the boy and his murder
CT.
TN Friday, Justice Charles 7. Halle summon.
ell jury Of inquest over the body, aud the
case was investigated bu, the whole affair seem
cd cnshroudrd In mystery, and no satisfactory
conclusion was arrived At. Since then, howev.
cr, certain suspicious circumstances seem To pon,
In Negro man who had been working for NJ
Watkins rs the murderer. When the dead body
Was first found, this ueRrO said to Mfs Watkins
" will he blamed for this When they we're
taking the body To the church Tor burial, this
Negro WAS there, and sOihr Of the 10y ISLANDERS sus
picioning him asked him tot "a knife io cut u stick
lie lci IA s ockr rs II 10 get it, aud then said lie
had nonc he ANS then s~Wehrd. sni a Brriow
!Hy' ~hh 6iasf sI'o" Il ~a' .'oHHi ~ ais Poctsf
Those around him then QUESTIONED him about the
kniir, Lui could &c, nO satisfaction, the negro
telling them man. diiiyrrn, stories about it
Strange To say, he was released, and immediate.
~ CLEARED Uut, aud has nO, since bcvn heard OF
lie is SAID To I've "a s.mpIc'mindcd negro, in TACT
has ns'rr ''evn regarded rs sane. lie is lame,
and st"'nmrIs IN his speech, and from these pc
culiaIiIirs can hardly escape the search now be.
ing made tot him.
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Cir~"n Court FOR Bai,imorc a..
AUGUST TERN, 1907.

Hon. D. G. u. Emory, Judge John 7. Ensor States
Attorney John X. Harvey, Sheriff John II. Long.
hecksr Clerk.
State Jacob Adams alias Blood coorcd indicted
or larceny two cases, tried before Jury verdict Of
guilty in both eases. Lewis = Eichelberser vs. j. a.
lieaeoek, ac,ion on a rgomissory note jury sworn
judgment Of nan pros.
FEIBAT. September q.
STAT ~. NlcholA. ieaTy, James Leary aud Michael
Grant indicted for assault aud battery Michael
Ncughan, three tried before the court Nicholas
lraFy adindse guilty aud fined 80 and costs James
Irafy, adtuged guilty aud fined go and Michael
Grant, adjndgcd not guilty Robert Renuiek and John
a Renuiek trading ~ Renwiek SON ". Luke 7
Williamson action on an oIsn account Jadmsnt By
confession Zoe costs
The conft after passing rev orders Of puddle Ian
rortance, adjourned until Monday morning At
NoSbAy, September
The rctl-vln case 81 Edward stoekslAie vs.. Hanna
walters, vas taken ur this morning.
rrKsbAH, September 10.
conciudssi verdict for Walters.
c. Brown aud 7. Johnson ". u. e. Mcoinn I;
arion Lea writing obligatory. Tried before Jury yer.
diet for plaintiffs Tor f157.A Al
state W. John Mitchell indicted for assault aud hat
terry continued uutli neceml~r term Of court.
Iiutchins, " W. ~ Anderson action open accoant
Tried beseFr Jury uial not concluded.
TmCnspAr, September n.
Elenor q. ilaiehins. administrators. &c, vs. william
w. Andersen Reported yesterday. Verdict for plnnun
for g. ~, Motion for non suit, % siaafi rrrdieie
Money alleged have hem paid BY pAlntin
defendant Jury out II the time this reIoTt i closed
The Grand Jury discharged 10 day Their report
will he found IN another column.
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PEACH AND FRUIT FARM.

O2E ACRES between severn an. Mng,ai,v
GOV Rivers. Anne Arundel county, Md.
with landing on the farm on Decp A.
GtR Greek. where wo~l. Vegetable ss.ssA
GK and Fruit can be- shipped dur. llSss
ing season. every day. This. aaee
would make superb Fruit Farm. especially
adapted to Peaches. Strawberries aud Water.
melons. Has 60 Ia 81 acres of the bost water
melon lHnd ia Maryland. very carly and bring.
the best Of melons. III" rroiis "n which arr.
great. II has now already planted aud Ia
nourishing condition is0u Peach Trees of tn.
best varieties. including 2Da lIalr's Early suB
Apple Trees III the finest varieties; go P.ars
Us Cherries, or ) acres Strawberries. all .,l
the most approved kinds: 800 Grapes now
planted, best varieties.
About 20 Ia IS acres ia Wui, mostly Che.
nut. Poplar and Pine; balanc. nearly all mr.,
bl. land and easily fcriilixc,l.
improvements consist Of u LARGE NEW
DWELLING, with Bay Window Ia Library
room. Piazas front aud rear. containing liz II
and u r""ms. with Wo'"l House attached, lust
erected at cost 81 ever SJ.0uU. Main hnu.r ,
stories and attic. frame" T. feat front. :. i~rt
deep. Back building snx2. feet. Two Trnant
Houses, new Corn House. lars" new 1i.tefi,
Barn lrathcr dilapiiaiei.j g.
TIL" Dwelling j. "n knoll "n whiri are. u,..t
80 lRrg" Poplar Trees. ,! l., feet in diameter
very cool and delightful during ~" sunirc-.
and celebrated Throughout the mciglbor,,,.al
formerly. as place nf rcsnrt. Churches.
Sch"ols aud Post Offices near.
11' This valuable property will bc sold i,r
SG0 per acre. and early possession gwen.
Apply {"
HENRY ". COOKE.
y Law Huldings. Baltimore. Mi.
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Green ! total I. Socials-Penniman I, q. Sadt-
Ter ., Bailey l. COckey 2, Childs 3 total ~.
Ont on FSais.- Athletics - cockey I, Green l.,
IlOfr l, Mcdonald / total 4. sOcials--Bailey I,
u. Sadtler !, Magraw l total =.
out on Bises.-A ihleiics-Childs /, IIoslcy 2,
Cockcy =, Green =, Hawkins !, Hon total ~.
Socials-Pcnniman !, @. Sad,lcr :, Bailey /,
Emory ?, u. Sadiler I, COekeJ ?, Childs , to-
tai u.
&rHes O1. --Aihleics-CoCksy l, Socials-
Emory :, u SadiIer !, Ridgely ! total :.
L.lt on Rises. Athletics Miller ?, Green =,
Mcrryman ., Cockcy l, Iioslcy |, lioT I, lIaw.
kins /: total 10. Socials--G. Sadilcr l, Cockcy
l, Pcnniman = total T.
CmPirs-Mr. Norris Of the Pasiimc.
- mixed nine orihc Towson club played
the frs, nine OF the ljcwild a, Upper Gross Rtads
Hartford county, ON Friday OF las, week. and were
defeated, rs will he seen by the following score :
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ARRESTED roI lioRsE STEALING. "A IMAM named
Samuel Elling,f, alias Jacob Frey, was arrested
at Warren IN the 18th instant, On suspicion Il
having stolen fine buggy and small black horse
thrn ia his l'ossrssion aud which had evidently
eecn driven Vet! hand. Constable Williams
made the arrest and Justice Thomas committed
the accused To jail Elnecr Is known To Le a
desperate character anl there are said To he sever
oil other charges against him
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-14

AHaEsrEn ~ >,.TcoN. john Hines anu
"eoig" Moran ~rrr arrested on Tuesday night
last, by Daniel Mast and another gentleman.
on suspicion oi having stolen two trrses then in
their possession from a gentleman ia wtighis-
willie. Ia. There Is siil 10 Ia. no ,luuL, OF their
guilt. They ARE now awaiting the arrival Of the
owner Of the horses
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-14

CHANGE on REGISTERS. -Gov. Swami has ap-
pointed Eli J. Mellor Register Of Voters for the
firs, District, rice William ROussey, resigned,
and Vim. II. Peddicord Register for the Eighth
District, ere Abraham JesSop, resigned.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-14

lioRsE REcovERED The horse stolen from Jno
IIammill, Esq, aLou, ten days ago, has been re.
covered The thief was arrested in York, Pa,
and Is now in thai county Jail, awaiting requi.
s,ion frum our State authorities.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-14

ScHOoL-llousE DEDICATION. The new colored
peoples sehool-housc lately erected on the Hillen
road, near this town. will be dedicated to the
purposes for which Il was built on Thursday
next, the 18th Inst. Addresses will be delivered
on the occasion by Gen. Gregory, Judge Bond
and Messrs. Pikingion, Price, Ensor and Bosley
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-14

hEArm or IS u.b pErENprG Elisha Gal.
lo~ny, an DID AMI respected citizen OF the Tenth
District 81 This county! and defender OF B,lii-
mot' IA the wT 81 lSle, died 1t his residence ON
the % ul'im" Tie Wa nearly Sc years old.
\ 'iangh''r ~ VIZ. galloway. lMrs Nicholas
Stamford died "n Saturday last. an.l grand.
son Nichols J Standard, Jr.. on Monday
Lass