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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-22

Posf OyyicN CHaSsE Anon GREEN hAs bssn
aPpoinisd postmaster 1t Warren, IN this county
vs,s Henry p. Thomas.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-22

On The evening of the i5sh inst, 1T the 81. y.
Parspnage, Towsontown, by Rev. u. q. HasIup,
DnsNIs CAnvnn and Miss Lava ,. BAvNH, both
0f baltimore county.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-22

Arlr,ET PAAaDE "A parade q the srsi bri.
gtde hrst iivIsioa ~ ihe Maryland National
xaAfd iosk place "a Baltimore on Monday aight
Asst Iso 'housaad men vere in line The
taira Regiment agmoefiag nine Fall companies
q loaAF-a. sAs commanded By MAJOR Joha n
Holland 30 u Col iohn g. Holland Of TITS
elna'y The display e r-presenied 70 have besu
a r~~r sns orr
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-22

DfvEios ~ P1oPrxrY Epson esfste, sdjoin-
ing his foEn has been divided hstwesn Charles
2 Brnismin and samuel Chew. he heirs of
The late H~nry y Chew Charles r. gets the
homestead sifh 200 seres q land. al The prop
efty On 'h~ uss' eide fthe York pixe and Al ths
housss and Int ca The wss, side Of Virgins aven-
a. n TosaonfoSn B~n jsmia gvss ia acres o.
land. the loi b~tsesn The two isrnpikfs, the red
double hoass On Virginia svenus. half The 10,
back ~ y and the house and 10, on the Joppa
road. Samuel gets 200 acres u land adjoining
fenyamin's part and ~ aerrs opposite Hampton
gaze No large stone bass~ IN Towsansown aud
hal 'ls lot hack oft.
Here y an insiance--and a very uncommon
ons-of "A immense ssias. being divided amiea-
by among The heirs 10 II without the inierposi.
lion 81 lawyers or cosFiE The Nessrs Chew de.
servs credit for the good sense ,bsy heve erhibi.
tel 10 this matfer.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-22

" Hos 10 EzzP coot Go 70 wiiF rug
Store and GET glass 81 his sparkling soda Wa
ter ne The sosi popular thiag "a town, except
Base Rail
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-22

As u-0 JUxS0Ea tsoxK. -AAjor Joseph Coz.
q N-iis aosa citizen II tsis county died At his
r-sidenc- a Teas on ne lih Instant lie erv-
- a. trsumsr oar "a fbe Usr ofisls attain
Il % 10 ans - Niur u militia years ago, and
4grng 10 sie str eta nohis example ~ pairi-
otism 20 ga1- nlgH ar enieusg iAs E.sssatb
Aarsisne k~si-n-.' p prvs'r 81 So ve
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-22

DfvixE sgHv1cs Rev w. Iodg., o The hap
tisi ChsSeh. will preach II Epsom 90 sunday
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-22

PRcPKnry SALks.-Mr. J. Paker Moorss has
cold hls farm at the head Of the Dulaney's Valley
Turnpike 70 Mr.. Daniels. Of Baltimore. The
property will soon be sold In small lots.
The hne residence Of Dr.. BenEinger, al Caions-
vile, has been sold 10 Pr Robertson, ofSomerset
county, for e, 900.
John T. Rnsor, Esq, mortgages, slid on Mon
day last, at the Court llouse door, . beautiful
cottage and two acres ofland, situated on the
York turnpike, near Sparks Station on the North
eFn Central Rail Road. Tho property formerly
belonged to Thomas Matthews. Purchased BY
Geo. Il Ensor Esq, for $500, cash
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-22

>sEi0gs AgCtusNr "A la1 u years 40 "
Thomas ii,li residing a. HanPtoa village, Ahoat
tarvc miles from the city On the Falls road, uaxs
with a severe acrilea, on Noa1ay last He was
climbing trve. and fell - the srOand With grva,
force. PscdlcinS A compoand frAetare Of the
rishi ihish. rbc sesvices vi De- Prvatiss wsfp
called into r-qaisitioa 20 adjust The fractare bat
tar lab - TERRIBLY shattered that iti aar-d
ampaiatou sdl have TO Be F-sor,cl 10
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-22

~iiassriNs. ArratE --uu >GBstag morning al.
aarat ID =.'c. ave men asnsl ,s-orse >tev-s.
.~uns ~'ev~ls LEAFS Lsiczfora James for-
tll +smrs rtIlaz l-r net "a fr9ai ~ 'ze aas.s-
IS ~ tf.er % - Fs.s Goas abaat tarre aliies
t-uu i1e -itr ana Earn ssatroF-rsy suraag
- a-ss-~1 'hern - -rfersacs - tae r-crnt 1st1s
agaf h-tss-a Ca.iver auA Aaroas uns u Ne
oar irst Ism-i a. as dres pts'ol and sr-l o.
a. tfa-atgasr go Eaf stAn,iiug on ass porrh 49,
e - --t4-a stfh F-s shnE IN n-tsfy flAt
ae as grepsrrf ~ ---ist. sr-i slsfos scra-s
- Fais A1eflrr snof sas flrn irryf A. lin
sai-s t9nA e4-Cs I'D ft. .em breast an4 NE a.
sa-aats 1sa seat q a g-a,.ensa sao Eit-
gessssl ne saoptsag iEz.esl4siey st34.esi aors-
al assieasd ~ a-.lum9re sa4 prseare1 jAe ssr-
F.rss ~ - Pa.csuen Tir-- Of ne assaiaats
sef- Arrvsir'i q aamp'i~a vlage Fafr IA
q alen goo --las s-rr Ares! a. aini. oas sfrik-
- ltrn 70 tfe .9lFer psrt " as aacx lie naa-
sscfi is esrHrr aas-Fef a4f Ets foaud n~rg
+sF bose tae vriaiiF 90 1l4-A sniaretl
'a b. -ruar-4 .gr ass n1rr il.1ru~zred ta1
a. sfsris 20 aa4 81 q have a. JET proved ana
Fsrnz E8s 10 ,'rsrns aad i.4fchfard r.r-
arosg % oar laa 1ui iaiehforl Ess bailesl
asi - T.=tlay. Gal s-r Sogna . eonu4-
re! IS @fiogs CO, %. bali, after catering he
breast. at-ssng apsar4s An4 ioagag aaasr tie
SOFA tsr 14a4e The shot that soaaaesi aim
50 1e~-i - For I' 10 atit fhatA nrsTiuus 4lE
ncal-f ri rrr4rrei n-fusrr teen
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-22

ArPoixTrEsT DIR. Grafton N. Boslsy. Of this
town has been appointed pension agsn, for iisiii-
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-22

TOwx InraOvENxxTs.-0u town sliII progres-
ses In the way Of new buildings. Ne. Samuel @.
Wilson has just commenced the erection Of .
dwelling hou.e adjoining hr. Rudigefsi =.
jail Samuel D. Butler. 3 huildlng on The let
back Of NJ. wins Mrs. 6hea,ey hes commene-
"a dwe|llng-hohse, ~ BY ~ Tea. with back
bullding 10 b bailt II lhS bet limssloue on the
pike near Ady's hoiel MsBEs. Sheridan aad
Hughs have leased lots adioinlng each olhsr from
NJ. Church, immsdlaiely below that genllsmau's
residence On The pike, aud VIII immsdiaisly build
blacksmith aud wheelright shop. Several
other buildings will probably be commenced be-
fore the scason is over.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-22

Sass balL--A match game o. bass ball, for .
cal siii - paved ea the sroan4s o. the ros-
sou TAB th's saturday Afternooa. between the
srs, siaes o. the Nohtwk. Of rovson'own. and
m >ucials o. Lltb~fviiie both Junior einos
match saae q bali Sas played a. ca,ons.
r...e "a Aoatay AS. ostseen the CA,oasvilie
aat 'he pe6ance dab u Baltimore The coan-
r. Bows Nere DE 'sci0rs. scorng = runs 70 g.
Or i1cir oppon@ufs
Tie r3E-on CLAD. VI lass Town. aa1 the Ac-
I've LAB, o. Bat more. sA play . match IN
t-ts 'uEa on AundaF afternoon next
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-22

OzAra FgoN SCS SrsoAx --on SUNDAY morn
iag lsst. man aasn~i Jso Harlow While driv-
ing hack On the Frederick Rad. in this couutv
fell from his seat. everyone Sith ,he beat Ne
wAs tAken iato the iole-gaiekreper hoasc. and
pr Aosmoaier called 10, uho prescribed the asu-
a. rvnelies for san stroke bat without avail, ths
mar diving "a Aooai a ha.f boar justice Leh-
man a0u6ed u the Occurrences. hu, deemed
b. Unnecessary to hold al Inquest
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-22

l-Af.fSl 40 tusss sxp -ApDlS I'm Nom
iar ai.n 80 rreNn hors. and ss4dlr val
a-d Dr. 81 81 20 go stolen from the static u
Richard Todd. rr-if.az n Patapseo Meek. 20 this
eoun'y Tie thief i1ok the horse ~ Baltimore
and ofsrfi 70 eel q ior 81. shen b. "a. arrest
81 aF oshcer Dye 10 whom y. aekno.leslysi the
ihsfi- W Todd dscliaisx tn proseca'e he esss
Eaa i-.mIsaei ~ q rIiy magisirale
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-22

Muxlco.-Ths liberal cause Is cvsrywherv III
umPhant IN MeAicO. lie saPpossd that Mai.
mliion aud bic leading generals viii be allowed
to leave tho Coun,fy. an e,saI 1roush, about
BY the PsOmP, aud earRss, interference Of the
United States government. Gen. Mendrs, one Of
the Liberal Generals, has been shot aud all 9th.
ers who 10 no, surrender within stated iin,c,
will, Il u threatened, ~ served IN the same man.
ncr. Hat the most Interesting feature VI Mexican
affairs a, pres n, Is that santa Anna. 80 long
PrOmissns IN is history, has lett his re,irvmsnl
=, Staten Island. goae to Mexioo, landed upon lie
shores and bSsn proclaimed EmPsror position
Ia which be Is SUPPORTED By many OF the liberals
aud all the followers of Macmillan. This may
produce new combinations In tue affairs " that
unhAPPy o0au'ry.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-22
N"r'cE ~ SPECIAL . ...

y. 4. GAssAwAY AND JAMES T.. TY.
son, both OF the city Of Baltimore. have form
81 Special CoPartnership under the firm 81
y. A GASsAwAf 4 co. Tor the purpose of
conducting the FLOUR AND MILLING Bt's
MESS IN THE CITY or BALTIMORE. for
two years irom this eighteenth DAY Of June.
1857. James D.. ~ son j. the Spectral Partner.
aud a. such has contributed 10 the capital II
the iirm the sum Of Twenty thousand Dollar.
IN cash.
y. 4. GAssAwAY. General Partner
JAMES Z. TYSON. Special Partner
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-22

Ase1HEs -cIcIBs.-Oa "Wednesday mosaiag
lasi, 10 bo3y d -snaei Saipley, an inmate u
ne coan'y alm=-ho1sn, vas discovered IN bic
ram Ia iaat ins,itgtioa. life icing en,irsly sr-
tnei Jssiiee Lehman s@psansiled iury % ia-
qa~si. and FROM the evidence addscsd before shsm
vsfdiei q fssth b. saaginz himself vss rsa-
dered
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-22

go Pleading at he bar, saysa Western sdl-
Tor . 'rying 10 pursuade a bafkeeper 20 irus;
you for three cent nip
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-22

lirsa<s--ftzs AsEsEs -For saase rsAaoa. oar
f4l sieiaEs ar szp-ciiag retaFa Of that drsaA
8 sszass, cholefA, 70 or shores, sad everyuh.se
ar srx.az rza cleanliness spon the psopl- aot
only a. 70 persoa bat 70 al thsir surroundings
- 80 Il l.sn'eciiaz axrafs q paFtieslarly re-
rpmfse ncsd, ard either u tn following = 70
romnsntsa . astag good
Oue plat q fl@ ilqsos ~ chloride u Esae
a oae fal. u Eaier aGd co. pound a. charcoal
q Inc aHoiAer pail o. SaEr This u, per-
haps th- ransi sGectise u sny ihinz that esa T.
assi. aae shsn fhroEn sPon aseayss vegetable
snaf.sr % aay description. EiA sTscgsaiy de-
rfay 81. 0fenaiFe odof
Three Or io4r pounAs Of sslphaie u run
feapprfasl disco led 10 paiilel n Eaisr, sill
% m4nY cases, b. efficient 20 remove all Often
uFs ediofs
,. Chloride u line "a b@tter 10 scatter about
damp p.aes, "a yaf4s, ia damp esIlars. and sp-
90 heaps u 6lih
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-22

In order that the modem democracy Of our
oommnni.y may havsa ready reference 10 their
party record, we publish the following facts
which, as ths Hanisburg ztieprspA truly says.
4" ahenld he printed in every sehool book in the
4" country, hat the Using generation may 30
/" ahls % learn whence came the suiferings their
4" ancestors bore. aud Ne burdens they will be
"called % bear. ~ he sake o. the safety Of
"their government We would only add
request that the Journal. 50 anxious 10 have US
print matter At lie behest. give lie readers the
benefit Of their publication;
I. Remember that the Democracy Of the
South, instigated The rebellion.
?. Remember that tho Democracy Of the
North aided, abetted, encouraged aud sustain.
cd the rebellion. see Gov. Orris late speech.
}. Remember that the Democratic leaders
cried Peace Peace! declared ia favor Of q Gee.
satiOn 81 hostilitica, and resolved In their Ma.
iional Convention, IN 1884, that the war cor tho
Union was failure.
L. Remember that the leaders Of tina, marty
encouraged and promoted desarlion.
;. Remember that the Southern Democratic
rebellion coat us three hundred thousand lives,
three thousand millions 81 dollars. aud carried
mourning and deaolaiicn into every loyal house
hold ia the North.
q. Remember that the leaders of DelnoeFa
cy instigated plots In the North IN the interest
II secession that they conspired 10 release the
Rebel prisoners al Camp Douglas, aud 10 sur.
render our cities 10 their tender mercics.
!. Remember that this same party fostsFed
and maturcd the spirit that neFVed the aFm ci
Recth b. assassinate Abraham Linccln.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-22
HENRY sHEw.

TNFr SVRVgrOR
esglca STA
HW potGiIE1rN. ATTORNEY ~ LAW
Sasdiss Mes. rsrsaafe,sa NJ
business lsa 9Th Jshn " Wh~rlsf 90 H " n.nsl
efty, ksts Wtli ~ attended 90 June - a,u
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-22
.TonN L.. HAMMOND.

No 70 Lsssa,isa 40 IaaIs.sss
RIAL ksIAfEefal kinas nsasAt ana aala n.n,,
o. lean on Mortgage Groaaa Hsnts Caagsfsasln.
pscmptiy attsadsd 10 Jane a. Ieaf a,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-22
Is THE MATTER or THE MoRTGAGED
Il EsIAIE nE IunMAa a. Al-rmLma

IL THE NATTER OF THE MORTsAG
Il ESTATE OF THOMAS MATTHEW'S 4,
ns CYcsif Carf ~ Hass-ors CO ggs.f.
ORDERED. by he Court this Ig,h .lay ~
June. 1887, that the sale made and repoF,.d ~
John I. Ensor. Assignee Of the Mortgage IN the
above entitled eause mentioned, be- ratified and
confirmed, unless cause to the contrary Thereof
be shown. on or before sAe lTMsa Of .Jslvnrss
provided copy of this order he inserted Ia
soine nswspaper printed in Baltimore county,
once IA each 81 three successive weeks print
v saia 18th day II July next
The report stairs the amount II sale a. y.
isaa on.
JOHN u. LONGNECR CLERK
True Copy-Tes,
JOHN n. LONGNEcKER. CLERK
June at
I'His u To GIVE NOTICE. Tha, the ..b
i seriber has obtained from the Orphaus'
Court ~ Baltimore county, letters Of admins.
naii"n IN the estate ~
THOMAS FITCH.
late 81 said @Bunty, deceased. All nersonsh.
ing claims against the said estate are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same with the voucher.
thereof ~ The subseFiber.
Oa o. befsye fAe 73d day Of FSsrsayv. tass
they may otherwise By Law BE- excluded from
all benefit 81 said estate. Those indebted n,
said estate are requested n make iinmeliAte
Payment Given under my hand this ipth day
JOHN v. FITCH.
June fh-ts Adlninistra,oV.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-22
THE MARKETS.
BALsInonn, Juns 81, 1857.
FL0UR-Ifoward Street Super eiu.o0@ eli 40


BALSin0nn, June 81, 1867.
Street super eiu.oo@ sIIso
". Retailing ExiFa...-.eIsoo
:" Family ......elAO oGDeIs0e
City Mills super..........tp.oo d si0.s0
baltimore Family ......,.. .........ei7o
et325
COhM MA per barrel. .........-tt.asER So
""AaN-M1hs wheat.-.".....-.0eo8 900 cts.
sna Wheat..""~..........ooo( 600 cts.
waite Corn..""..........l0stG l0s cts
leuow Corn.'........... ..tovND 10 cts.
Oats, weight, l............ 73Cso rs cts.
Nycs'''..'s ......... so az 900 cts.
PROVIBiONS-Bacon Shoulders. o n lOl c,s.
=" Bides....... ...l2aCt 90 cts.
Hams, cured......-lsl0 Ia cts.
Mess pork, pr. bbl......... t7a.oe
LARD--M estern, in bbls...-...............Iset cts.
baltimore. refined. In kegs......I7l cts.
............"...l5Osl ~ ota.
.sguayra ...'..... ............ttOl " cts.
sava......... ........3e0b2 5i cts.
.uoh' " cts.
flnxsesd.
brands, hne, SIS. eoEa 10
nu"uha Atuhn.,.... .........t3. lea e0eu
turks Island, per bushel. ......SsGs teo
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-22

('ArHARiNE COLBERT %, ADAM sSIvE.
y LIZ. IN ~ Circuit court for Balh@ors
eosHiy-ia Egsits.
ORDERED This 18th day Of June. Isss. that
the sale made and reported BY Ca,harine Col
bert. Mortgage in the abave entitled canse. BE-
rsthN and confirmed. unless cause b. the con
uary Whereof b. shown on or before hsI7h day
u Jsiy Eeri provided copy 81 this order BE-
inserted in some Newspaper printed in halt.
more county. once IN each 81 three successive
weeks prior n said 18th day u July next
The report states the amount Of sales g. 10
u, oe0. 90.
john H. LoSGNEcKER.C clerk.
True Copy-Test
JOHN ~ L0SGSECKER.C CLERK
June At
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-22

u vas iafryisc-l isfo ne Coa-entioa su SAL.
sr.4y az, bot Re reading. even, vas objected
a. and i ~ss aaally contemporary laid On
The table fhaf rsfasinz a ChFissias gsuslsmsa
add CONSIDERATIONS psblie officer an opportunity
70 reply % ihs ssjss, Asp-rsious aad charges Of
political oppossni.
u SEEMS evident ths; ~ conreation nav IA
session i determined 10 20 break down or cripple
our sehoai system a. 70 destroy ia sfeisney -
EdseAiioa ssd advsnesm.ni a. NOT accord With
the aemocrAiis lseA u What Is right and proper
and we ma! look Tor a complete revolution ia
school matisa. Tbs baltimore Ssa seems 10
view The s-ppo~.d aeliaa q The coavsn,ioa with
alarm. ia the following weli-'imed remarks.
" u certainly seems sery desirable that 10 aay
case the subject VI eigcAtion should not u ap-
pfoaehsd IN partisan spirit. Cnder 4 merely
general constitutional provision the legislature
viii Il q 10 be presumed have poser at all times
70 alter and amend IN any way the school lava.
making such Improvements from time 10 lime 81
experience may suggesi, and graduating taxation
therefor aud the general cost according 10 the
means u the people on the one hand, and the
necessities u the rising generation On The other
We are satisfied, however, that there are many
capable and wei.ueaning persons 10 the State
Who have heretofore paid y little attention 10
tue auelect Of popular education that they are
not only not Informed ~ 70 the merits of the
present system aud the good that has been effect.
"a ~ u, bat whose prsjudires have probably
neen appealed 70 b. Designing persons 10 such
m4nnsf ~ TO mlslead them. 10 20 other way
cat We account fer The spirit which has been
manifested 10 some qaaFtsfs on the sablect. We
have regretted 10 80 some mauiiesiaions relative
10 u ~ the Convention which are calculated 10
impair public confidence In the administration
of almost any school system, and that should
not b lightly done. With regard 10 statements
and rumor mentioned b. members Of The Con-
veniion, and hearing on the alleged action oflhe
present State Superintendent Of Public Instruc-
ton. that gentlemen haa addressed a communI.
cation 10 that body, and which, as The matters
In question effect the whole school system IN ~
We give 10 The pnblIe.'
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-22
NeaO Advertisements.
n HOWARD PARRISH.

HIM
uss.na s.slsrar,iy resumed the practice u M old
rssNseh shall ~ pleased ~ Any % my flsnds
wne NAP give me . cali 81 uy rpsidsucs TesnSsro1s
s~fthssgs usrFaafsa fer So pear fJune ~ ID
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-22

DARKHuRsr vs. FRlsBY. N "A, ~,

DIRK 1T ksI w FkIsbY, n Ns flrcsH
Il for BalhAore cOasiy--ia Eysify.
ORDERED, This 2oth day Of June, Iss., that
the sale sbose reported be ratified and confirm
ID. unless cause to the contrary 10 shown. on "
before tAe l7h day Of July. lss7 provided
copy u this order be inserted once in each Of
three successive weeks In some newspaper pub
lished IA baltimore county. before the said 18th
day " July, 1897.
The report states the amount OF sale g. he
thirteen hundred aud sixty- ave dollars, ttl 80
JOHN II. LoNGNECKER. CLERK
True Copy-Teat
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-22
ions IL LoxGxEcKER. clerk

1rN>OR rs. ESsOR. H. fAs C,rrs,t Co..rf,s.
IA baftiators eoasty-,a Egstty
ORDERED, by the Court this Goth lav 81
June, lssI. that The sale made and reported bs
john 7. Ensor. Trustee Ia the above entitled
cause. be ratified and confirmed. unless cause
70 the contrary thereof be shown. on or before
ne l'~ hly q July vert provided copy 81
this order be inserted IN some Newspaper pub
lshed IA Baltimore county. once Ia each ~
three successive weeks prior 10 said 18th day
of July next.
The repor, states the amount of sale D. h..
o. las. 50.
JOHN II. LoSGNEcKER. clerk.
True COpy-Test!
16HN n. LoNGNECKER. CLERK
June At
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-22

lion . 4 % Emory. fsdsc gohn gnsor STAT
ATTORNEY John ianrneeksr. Ci-rE John \ Har
Fsy sheriff
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-22

L NlS BokxxLKS. Siatc Sspi
A feN iAys Afterwards. Mr.. k.looarae. o.
Aaas AFaadei, aSAia 5roaxhi up ias ssep-v, q
our School system. and ,cck oecAsica 70 vahsv
tse shA-Acter o; ihe Superintendent charsias
am ~lsa nA<iag 'a.se statements IN toe rvpost
Transmitted % ths LEGISLATURE a. Justly IA
crused =; ih.s e4iras, " rsn Bsxxs.eu trans
miri-l 90 me Coareuts8a the fs.ioNtn. lst,vr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-01-12

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-01-12

one, aud the mos, important branch
Of the government, committed to
line Of policy that contemplate the
en- tire subversion OF the Constitution
the destruction Of the State, and The
Inauguration Of central govern
mcni. in the hands Of men who are
controlled alone by sentiments Of IA
uatici.m and malcyolenoc towards
. the people of 900 entire section, it
. will hc wonderful indeed, IL they
. succeed Ia their purpose. ii rcpub
luui 20 survives the shock. We
look in vain for @ rallying point
. The great body ol the people OF the
/ North mislod By demagoguc.. Who
pcr-isteaily and with SO much effect
continue TO mi.rrprsseut our conduct
rolIuss, and intentions. there seems
.a be uo line of policy open that will
avert tbccyil. that threaten to over
.uh,Im fhc country Ia ruin w civil
war
The hope 100 which We have iu
lslged and which may yet prove eff
feen4c has been thi, The people
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-01-12

have remarked the yapld growth and
enterprise o. the place Dpriug the
last year a great many buildings have
been erected, principally store houses,
aud many other are IN course of
+ erection The mechanics have an
been kept busy to meet the demand.
Of the trade and the prosperity of the
I place And Notwithstanding every
T.. effort ha. been made io accommodate
every one, store houses aud resi-
douoc- are in demand the supply
not being sufficient and reu'- are
enormously high A .tare.hou.c
/ that formerly rented lor about forty
dollar. @ month. now briug- $3.50 or
$500 residence. that once rented
for Slj per month now readily com
mand s7j A STORE house ou the
square that fix north. ago sold Cor
.l5UU. was rc-oId again % low lay
ago. 90 sl5n1 The merchants uc
/ an doing thriving business and
with immense stocks Ut good. nd
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-01-12

Governor ,fentop Of New York
commenced i.it In q ssw mill.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-01-12

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