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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-19
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u 9abioioa County, E r.5
seiaE feincn pieen 5reuiben uno 8etannten an, baf
pom TO- oDer IS. September an feline PFi1ten ais
Il TrtebcmSritb ter
antreten rpirb s einisen E=aen pcrbe it burdb Die
3eitunscn anmsloen, peielbft idb meiHe pffse auf.
MAIDEN melee.
SD erbtte mir bic eitiee 1lnterftakma aLer ,tenet
Srennoe NIB @6nner. .r.s,.-{ Grnff Nrbls
ang3O bG -.-.1g 6rieeenSli6ter.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-19
81 q III a n.


Sier liest bas .Stdoden $idman,
Der County SIP BON 6ulton @ountt.
Salielbe bat etiua 1910 Ginippbner,
lporunter Gin Srittbeu ,Seutihc, bic
wie mir bernebmen, bic reiditen uno
angefebnifen Ser 8eipobneridaft biz
ben. .girf Iefrteit 6arlltiter Serrn
6rib Scllntr fennell, Ser felt Il Sab.
rem ais Gbef Sngenieur Der 8abn treIe
bon Si6,nan nod sgamOem NTH nieIem
@el6if fun9irt bat uuo Der iebt
|l9lgent Der 8abn in Oldham III. Der
Pielbe 1T Gin Iiebensipiiroiger, gebiIOfter
@cfclIfdaftcr iinb erfreat iid unbe,'
arenSten 8ertrauens ieiner WiiibiirJ er.
SSeraer balt SER N,ubere ein beotu,
tenoes Sd)nittuaareulager. glud ere
| luabnen mir Dee Capitol BierbaIIe bes
perm Sobit 6. S1eiitj unb 6es Salons
6es $errn SenrD Sohm. Rod einiee
anbele Oeptlde Gei4aiie finc in $idS
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-19
A PROCLAMATION BY THE
s- GOVERNOR.
STATE OF TENNESSEE, 81 }
# Executive Department,
Nashville, September 18th, 1851

WHEREAS, Some excitement has
grown out of the agitation of the
subject of the approaching Municipal
elections to come off the ensuing fall
and winter, in the several cities and
towns of this State; and whereas, a
controversy has actually arisen in
two or more cities as to who are
qualified voters in such elections,
and who are the proper authorities
to appoint the Judges and Clerks of
said elections; S..
Now, therefore, ], WILLIAM G.
BRowNLow, Governor of the State
of Tennessee, in the discharge of the
duties imposed upon me by law, do
hereby proclaim that the Commits
sioner of Registration under the
Franchise law is the proper person
to appoint the Judges and Clerks of
all elections; and that the qualified
Voters in all Municipal elections are
those only who have certificates of
registratien, and who are qualified to
vote for members of the General
Assembly. The Franchise law is a
part and parcel of the Constitution
has been sustained by the Supreme
Court of tennessee and all elections
held in violation IF said law are null
and void, anb Of no effect whatever.
In testimony whereof, / have
hereunto set my official SIGNATURE,
and caused the Great Seal of the
State of tennessee to be affixed, at
the Executive Department, in Nash
vile, on the 18th day of September,
1867. w. G. BRowNLow.
By the Governor:
A. j. FLETCHER, s.s ~
Secretary Of State.
Nashville Press and Times, Stats Zeitung
McAIinnvil1e Enterprise, shelbyville Repubh-'
can, Memphis Post, Chattanooga Republican.
Knoxville Wing, Jonesboro' Flag, Harrison
Unconditional and Greenville New Era, will
each publish one month. Knox. Whis3
Sa,,t 10Th I month - sEfts
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-19
Gan6eI 11n1 @Grfe.

q en gorf, .0onnerltag, 10. Sept.
g o % 6ffnete 81 145a ,lnb ftan6 INN
1O4 ubr 145A 12I llbr Mittass 144ll.
Il. g. Bombs 6pros. fdais 1881. 111s
u OOv s5s20et i. geries 114A
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-19

Die meme GruGe.
Sic neue Bride iiber ben Seiincliee.
SIuG lit elm biibi6es 8auiperf. 8ieS
ielbe 1T 1900 ssuB lang, bat iieben, alf
Srippen bon @idenbo.3, Die nit Sies
unb @ranO auS9efiiat ipurben, aus berrs
Ii9cn Suaberfteinen auSgefiibrte, illafD
flo geniaucrte Yfeilcr, Die Onrd Aeuras,
teiIe uno Gra6Iiniefeit cine, 8ierbe fir
ie0es ,8auiuerf waren. Bon 4feiler
~ Yfeiler fiibrt Elm eiIeriies Sitter an
idueren Balfen b6ngenb, un6 ;luiiden
benz 4. unb 6. Neiler III Der Srebappa>
rat, Der fid ipie Elm 9tieie ufn cine NuB
brebt un6 ben 9.Obten Dampfern Durd).
fabrt geipdbrt. - Sol3 ltno Giicniucrf
AZ oieier Bride, oereR San eenau 10
Ntonafe fortnnbnt, iuitr0en in Chicago
/ gefiist unS ;uredt gcidlnitten un6 per
Wafier bis an ben BethnnIunasort
transportirt, ipoieIblt fie tliter Der 9e'
ll6iftcn 4eitling 6cs Sngcitieiirs SntdiD
/ ion suiammemaeIrbt ipuroeA = Sc
Bride lit jierlid) gebaut, lit fiber, ita>
bil, foliOe uiS gtipabrt ale MIR ges
fwiinId)te @arnitie. - Son bent Nfitr
teIpfeilcr Der Bride geniebt man cine
berrlid,e 9luSfdt itrOmauiluarts. Die
6td)t beuaIbeten llfer bes iilberfl. rem
/ Eennelleet 6lniIes Iino ipObl cine, Mfells
IiDeit troB Der Oielen Gdl n]enfriiim'
mtungeti fidtbar nn6 bic 9anei6aft &C.
ip1brt eiien. maierif9en Nnblif. oci
/ luobl beS Bel6anens iper.b 1T. u a
1 God ellen mir .iueiter IN bic oihter
6i1tenipGl0er nH0 @Dprelienfiimpfe
0urA bic ms bic nunine5r erreidte nell'
Babnltre9c fiibrt. Das Serrain fiir biz
| @rribtMn9 oes BabnbaullneS mar Ell
/ febr ilnainitige8: Cine pilaHl b0rlid
| &ette bon Siimpfen unO Neb.nFillIel
oes ,,fenhsilfes bitEdldliieisea oas mi
oidDfeHL ftrMppiecm llripalo bciuad,ien
5bat. BON SobufcnpiIle bis. uat Will
It0n, cine Gtredeqpon 4zsReilen,sil It Elm
| nnnnterbrodRne &ette BON Briidrn IN
&re}tIes, BON ocueH eiiioeIne NIT arobe
| Sdpieri0fsit in bic, Gilnipfes biuein ge
bant iino. Sod III beilil Ban oerieibe
| grobe 9etliHt angeDanot unc bic Stred
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-19

Mbt MeiIen oberbaIb Mc&ensie Iiegt
SIealon ani Dem Gufen, oerbas Sbol
bes Wfiififiippi unS 6es SenneNee
trennt. 8ou bier nb fie6t alleS g8aIs
Ter mad Dem 8nter Der Strome gu
uno mir befnben uns in Dem groBen,
tueItberiiblnten Mifiiiiippt Sbal, pels
dies a6iuedfelno bon tuiloen, il1l6ur9.
oringli9en @9prefens Siiinpfen, bon
bliibenOen Soras, SabafS uno @eis
senfeloer unbi bon bidten tlriudIbern,
in ipelder Die eide in bun6e,tsn bon
nnterarten ibre fdlanfell 8iueise 9en
9ininiel itredt, bnr6fdnitten irirO. -
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-19
B Gebe jeber irp or blfi6e, $50
@ebe ieber mic er's treibe;
Seb' or ar, baB CT ni6t fale,
..gHsi6er linb ni9t ba fur @le.

re- gSie mir boren, nimnt Die
Cholera inter Den 9iibnern iiberbaub.
SdiuarSe 8fefferforner in 8aum0l
eingsiueidt u D ben franfcn @ubn beS
Cages siuci einge9ebcn lit elm probates
Nfittel zaa s43t
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-19

re Ser Sormittags 8 tlbr bier
eiTgetrofene Sue bon 9ollisbiile brad)te
Brine Soften, n0rolid bon bort, NIT
bierber. % @.s la- 81 ..-e -
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-13

SxoTHERIxG CHItD TO DKAu.-The Detroit
Union furnishes the details OF most heari rcnd-
ing case OF hydrophobia 10 that vicinity. A shof
time since daughter Of Alfred Woodruff, who
resides in the town OF Greenfield. about seven
miles from the city, was slightly bitten BY dog,
and for day or two complained OF the pain
caused simply by the bite. The sore Partially
healed over, however, and no more attention
was paid TO the matter. In short time however,
the virus which had been communicated by the
dog 10 her system, commenced its deadly work,
and the poor suffering child soon became raving
mad. Her cries were heart.rending, and her
appeals for death, for anything TO end torture,
were frighiful
Every thing that science and skill could do,
was done for the little one, but there she lay
upon her bed OF anguish, bound with cords,
suffering what no human zen eau describe, yet
cyincing IN her madness desire to injnre even
those who loved her best. Her suiierings were
too much for human forbcarancc, her agony too
great TO allow even her fond parents TO witness
/ Il, and the question arose, how shall this be
ended Amer a long and painful consultation,
| the conclusion was arrived al that the best and
most humane course 10 pursue was 10 put an end
TO the poor sufferers life Who can picture the
feelings Of the dear little ones friends As the
announcement wGs made that she must die :
Who can imagine the rejoicing 81 the soul Of the
poor one, as Il was released from a worn and
tortured body The only ctfectual and ealscst
means Of ending her trials was decided TO bo
suflocaiion, aud while she was In one Of her
worst paroxysms, she was seized and smothered
TO death Though 10 some this may seem harsh
and cruel, yet In our estimation u was a far
better course than 10 allow the little one to live
In pain, anguish, and agony for q few short
hours, suffering even the pains and anguish Of
untold bells and at las, die Ia misery
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-13

\ PowERFrL MicaoscorE The most powerful
microscope ever constructed has been made by
Messrs. Powell 4 Leland, and described In u pa
pcr read before the Royal Society OF London
England The power OF this instrument j. fully
double any which has ever been constructed pre-
viously, and altogether supcrsedes what had be-
fore been considered the utmost aiiainable limit
OF perception in this instrument This powerful
microscope magnides 5000 diameiors with ia
lowest eye-piece, and u, 00o diameleis with its
piece OF the highest power-the latter being
equivalent 20 magnifying no leas than ,55s, 600,
900, or making an object appear that numher Of
times larger, than u really y How immensely
must such an instrument increase our knowledge
Of the lower organism may Il no, even enable
Us, eventually, 10 determine the ultimate consti-
tuition Of matter ? some Of the most importan,
discoveries In comparative physiology have been
recently made with the assistance Oh the micro.
scope, aud many old theories have been exploded
Hut with the increase Of lie mgnifying power, the
arcaHd Of nature appear TO multiply, as II there
were no limit to the domain Of the iniini,s.imal
-I'hrcEofogtcai JOHrnai
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-13
goetrp.
YOUNG GRIMES.

"ld Crime. i dead--that good old man.
We nc'cr shall sec him NOR.
bnt he has icii n son who bear
The nainc that old Griincs iaTc.
liy wears coat Of --latest at.
His hat L new aud gay
lir cannot llcar 10 view distuss.
30 turns from u aEay
Ills pant. and gai,ers-nttins snup
Der patent rather shoes
W. hair - by hariHr curlrd-
ilcrmokcs and chcws
\ chain II massive gold Is barnr
Al,ovc his fashy vest:
W.. clothc. are better every ,lay
Than wcr, old Grimes hest
IN lashi.u'. court be- constant walk.
Where he delight doth .h-,l
W.. hands arr white and very soft
bni softer u his head
iic's siN feet taii--no l.ost morr straight
III trrth arr learly Whii..
Ia habits lc h sometimes looss
Nod snmctimes very tlght
IT.. manners are - swectc.i sra,,.
ilis v"irr IT suftcst tanr
liis diamond pins the ycry unr
That oil Irimrs used o. own
~, dyed nion.tacir a'lorn. his fac...
4tis hcch scarf ~ blue
"" sutnettHcs goes to churrh l.r chang.
hnd sirri'. IN Gritno.' trW
u. .l~si. t4r n.t-st rah In town
j. alway. pglck ta bet
W. never knnEs Nho'. l'rrsidsnt
Hut thinks " "id TIP. IN YET
u" Va. drank Winr. ofry-ry Kind.
Ani liquor cold and hot
Huns ''tlu.rs. In short. b. Just that sort
~ man old Gritn.s wa. nat
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-13

How TO PROSPER ~ BusiSrss In the fiAi
place, make up your minds TO accomplish what.
ever you undertake decide On some pariicLl,t
employment, and Persevere 10 H. "All dncul,i,.
are overcome by diligence and nssidu;v
De no, afraid TO work with your hands. and
diligently, too ~ cat in gloves catches no
mice "He who remains In tie mil, srinas no,
lac who comes aud goes
lie frugal. That which will not make a poi
W'll make pot lid. Take care OF the penc,
and the pounds will take care os themselves .
Rise early The sleeping fox caiche, no
poultry. Treat every one will respect and
"Nnii!, Everything l. gained aud noihin. lost
"' roaries! Good manners insure success
Never anticipate wealth coming from an,
other '"ut'' inan lalor, aud never place d,f.r-
deuce vu becoming posscssoi 81 an inh,fiinur,
lie "ha waits 'of dead mans Shoes tina, go %
long tine tarcfOoted lie WIN runs nf,s, u
shadow has a wrarisun, rac, Above al ihinps
never despair COG !. whcr. he was llr,vrt,
helps them that help themselves Follow
'nipieity these prccepts, and nothing can hinder
tuu from accommodating
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-13

PgoFiT IS BEE MEETING proof that Ice
keeping, As business. paws as well ~ OF better
than any branch Of horticulture ! would stat,
that am now offered for my bees. Slio0 cash
i Is not yet six years since ! paid so for III,
four-siands with which commcnccd the busiue,.
have never bought hive since So this Is th,
increase Of my capital IN Eve seasons, styiur
nothing OF the bees, honey and wax sold in m,
meantime, or the pleasure derived from the bus..
ness
Now that have so many hives, ! find III,
pFoh' increasing every year, without requiring
more time and labor than | bestowed on ! few
30 ar from there being any danger OF over stock.
ing, lind that my bees have done better the
two past poor seasons than many have don.
whefe There were but few hives kept in one
Place and am convinced ;ha, where tbcv m,
managed rightly, hundreds Of colonies viii d.
well where one will. To accomplish this. how.
ever II is Indispensable TO have them strong ami
vigorous In spring tina; they NAV take advan,ar,
Of the whole honey harvest - Ellen y. T,s,,.ry =,
I9'rd agricultural RspoTf
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-13

4 BalDAL CnANBER-A lew days since, a
newly-married couple visited Chicago, aud
stopping AT one Of the rst-class hotels the bride
groom, In manner showing his newly-acqaircd
the house afforded. lie didn'i want any COM
mon fare, but the best they had, and he had the
money 10 foot the bill. The landlord very pleas
antly inquired II he was from tho country, and
just married Yes. he was from the county,
and just married, and he wanted the best room
In the house, and be didn't care darn for the
expense. Then" said the landlord, "you want
bridegroom, blushing, Olcxactly comprchendnQ
the matter. ~ guess sO-at any rate, send Il
up. ifi don't wan, H. my wife may We
suppose Il was sent up.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-13

HARboS NAsnY An honest Vermont Dcmo.
crai 10 conversation relative 10 the faults. of th,
President, eandidly admitted that one Of HI.
greatest mistakes was the appointing OF "iha,
TOOL Petroleum ' Nasty, his chaplain he may
know enough 10 keep post-ofIicc bu, he wasn {,
ht for a spiritual adviser"
This reminds Us OF a like Conversation We.
heard OF as having occurred in the southern parl
Of this county, wherein "deludcd lamb s,aicl
that ''Nasby Is d--d fool, .fhs isa Deaoerai.
TO write such letters ms he does he might know
They do the party mort harm than good. - CIaio,
RsgisiF.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-13

lllGm CULTIVATION. .--The Maine EhrAer. alluding
10 the subject Of "high cultivation SO much
talked OF aud written about says that there Is
much more talk than improvement. A man
looks over his farm OF many acres, and finds the
whole needs aid, but not being able 10 At once
render II 10 all portions, makes no particular
effort To improve any part. The right way
right because alone practicable-is 10 commence
with few acres al a time. Get these In good
heart the lirst year, and the increased product
from them will aid In experimenting on another
section the succeeding year. In this way the
farm will soon hecome renovated and properly
cArc.l for, and will not run down again as Tong
as grass grows aud water runs.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-13
Soldiers Attention.

Di the final report just made ci the Com
Dmission appointed by the Government to
determine upon the EqGaiisation bounty Lar,
ALL MEN who enlisted for three (3) years who
never received but one hundred dollars Gov.
ernnent Bounty aud who were honorably dis
charged by reason of expiration Of term of SER
vice. cessation Of war or disability incurred in
line oi duty. are entitled In an additional One
Hundred Dollars.
Our long experience, aud the vast numb Der ol
claims we have prosecuted before the different
Departments, afford Us unsurpassed facilities
for the proper getting up and prompt collection
of these claims.
Call with your discharges. OF write rs for any
information you may desire.
Il. L. GUSTiN 4 co.
Agents and Attorneys.
N". g. south Gny street. Baltimore.
Jan. t9.-im.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-13

THr RicHEsT Mas N TnE woRLD.-A London
journal says the young Lord Belgrave, grandson
OF the Marquis of Westminster, il he lives ,o
inherit his pstrimony, will be the richest man IN
the world. The Marquis owns Begravia, the
fashionable quarter Of London, which now yields
an income Of fl 900 per day, and ten year
hence by the lapse Of ground leases, will be ten
or twenty times this amount. The young heir
10 thirteen years OF age. This colossal fortune
has been KEEP, In the family and increased by in,
termarriage
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-13

Ihn- The following scene lately occurred il.
one OF the courts Of Justice In New Orleans, he
tween the Judge and Dutch witness ali tl.
way from Rotterdam
" What v your native languagef p
" ] Re no native lse Dutchman."
d" What Is your mother tongue?'
oh father says she is all tongue.
" What language did you hrst learn What
language did you speak Ia the cradle -
" did not speak no language in de cradle: {
only cried In Dooich r.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-13

E1- An enthusiastic old fellow aud his wifr
recently visited Niagara Falls. They worshiped
the Falls all day, from the plassa In front OF
their room, and retired talking over lie wonders
At an carly hour next morning, the old gentle
man was on the gHi rirs, and, a. soon as he saw
the Falls again, he sang out wife, wife Ill
be darned u the water amt still going over that
dam ~
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-13

eA- "why," said a country clergyman To
one Of his flock, do you always sleep In your
rev when am In the pulpit, when you are all
attention 10 every stranger ! invite p
because. sir when you preach, fnl sure all .
right but can't trusts stranger without keep.
ing good lookout"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-13

BAp.-'Oh, I'm dead I'm dead T. blubbercd
little fellow the other day, as be ran into The
house.
What's the matter, my dear, inquired thc
alirighted mother.
..oh, ran against fence and stuck laOi.
hole IN my trousers
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-13
r. II. GoRsUCH,
SUCCESSOR to Jehu Gorsuch.


Corner of Gayand Front sts.. Baltimore Md,
DEALERIN
FoRElGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE.
H AS received his Spring and~
11summer supply of goods, con.
sisting IN part ok nivcsand Forks,
Pocket KNIVES. Table and Tea Spoons IIollow
Ware. Wagon Boxes. Horse Shoes and Nails,
Nail Rods, Carpenter Tools, Axes. Locks,
Hinges, Screws, Bolts. Shnvcls. Forks, Picks
Mattocks .Castand Blister Steel. Trace, Halter
and Cow Chains. Counter Scales. Safety Fuse,
Gun Caps.
woobCoCK's Flows ANpcAsTIyGs:
Also, Stewards wedge pattern ANEs. war
ranicd, all OF which he oilers Wholesale and
retail at his usual low prices.
Eo- In addition 10 my stock of Hardware.
have added fine assortment OF WOODEN
WARE. such as Tubs. Buckets. Measures. Bas-
kets, Broons, Wash Boards, Butter Prints. 3c.,
3c., which department Il in charge of y. Il.
GORSUClI. who Is always happy Ia wait upon
all customers who favor him with their custom
Please call aud examine his stock before pur.
chasidg elsewhere. August {. Is6G.--iy.
PLOUGH CASTINGS
PLOUGH CASTINGS ~
NzsS-~
VTNlIE attention Of Farmers aud Merchants
Il Is invited 10 my Full AND COMPLETE
STOCK. embracing all the various sizes of the
| WILEY, WOODcOCk,
SMfTH, ATHOOb.
MINOR AND HORTON.
WISCONSIN. aud other kinds. all of which
will be- sold low by the single piece ar ton.
Er-Also. good assortment Of rLouGlls,
at less than regular prices. nt No. ii9 North
Gay Street. baltimore
Feb. 10. i.65.--ly.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-13

NJ An urchin being asked, What 4 IL.
chief end Of man ? replied, "The ead shat !
gol The head on
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-13
itHrtEHaN M. ,Hirtr,
- W. TEMPLEMAN * co.
II.
.IGE.NTN EuR NILE nF .ND. L1.vL,N

~ : IT ''sIEsFf IT VIZ IssI.NII7N-
"f.cs-A" o: Les'agfsH ~ Bil'o
uh-r their service. 20 the public for the sal oi asu
'iii H'ai Esisi' nerally They have Surveyor. q
general knowlsc o ih lan. ~ al part. of The S,s,
Ad unequal facilities otherwise for the transactton oi
-neh ha.incs- Fais and description. of all
iey may have for sale. will h. Kept book form Par
,r' wishins 20 sell purchase will please
~ '"'i'r as aipv" June .. iss6 -iy
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-13
Incroasod Ponsions 10 soldiers

" llo lost a hand. ioot or eye IN the service
w II. l.. GuSTlN A CO..
NJ" - South Gay street. Baltimore.
Jan. i9.--3m.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-13
Real Estate agents md Con-
OeydncerS.
uL0. a. cAhMAS JOSHUA n. hosLEi
MARYLAND LAND AGENCY.

We SILL AND PURCHASE on commission, Real
Estate of every description. In the City of Baitimor
the Counties 0f Maryland and other rStalcsoFTow an
Loan Money Mortgagc-and attend 20 Collections oI
of all kinds promptly.
Our Oncr 10 centrally and yencntly located with
all the appliances for thorough and energetic dispatch
81 business and propose 10 all proper aud avail
ah means 20 present 10 the purchasing puic and cap
talsts such property may he In hand. for sale
IL you want To sell Yarn, House Ground Rent. In.
form ~ of IN. fact, aud put " books.
u you want 90 Iurchasc Real Estate of any kind OF
invest IN Ground Rents Mortgage, examine our
Books before you 10
Persons having business In line arr rcsc fuily
solicited to give n call communicate with hy
letter ur otherwise CARMAN nOSLEY,
2sS - raui Street, baltimore, Nd.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-13
STONE AND EARTHEN WARE

AT FACTORY PRICES.
-PAHtIcrLAn ArrINttoN GiNTN Tn rIrktNt
.uons to 60 cut ui the ciLs.
JOHN &. woNDERLY.
ii6 Gay st.. near Front. Iali". Nd.
April -. is66.-ly.
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Increased Pensions

TINU WIDOWS or SOLDIERS who have chill
IL drcn under sixteen years old.
Il. +. GuSTIN a CO.,
No. 10 south Gay street. Baltimore.
Ian. la.--am.
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W. ROGERS,

CENTRAL REAL ESTITE.
C"NVEYANciNG. LOAN ANB COLLECTING
AGENCY.
" C"rH,r of chari,s and Faysiis ST.. Ratio W
August -, ls,6 -ly
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HENRY SHEw,
60 TNTr SER VErOR Avn
Gown NCER
'ouri Hoai, Tscsoais'sH, tHP siairsl
IT,, under. gnc eIccifiiy informs the citizen. 81
the couny that be ha. cstahli shed an oicc In Towson
tun baiimoTr county for the Transaction ~ an bus
nr.s rgaiing 10 landed property. and that n will u,
grratiy tn their advantage call ul-n him have their
business attended To- By doing they will save much
time ahd cxirnsr, and have IL done promptly
" an neatly. aud at ess cNInsr than u can H. done
hy "ilers Deeds. Leases. Mortgage. VIII. al all oti
~ in-itumenis "f whiting carctaiiy prepared
HENRY SIEW. County surveyor.
~ IN my a,.cnc ifum TnN al hasin-s. In
viii, I"nN " wnLEtHH E.q at The Clerk. oncr viii
lH promptly aticndsiltu fApli5. lstsi--i
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miscellaneous.
DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS!!
4. X. CLEAVELAND L. CO.,
No. lO3 North Cav Street,
Cash House!
sfgas t,g t,,.. ~. MN nm. . ,..,. ......
THE PLAcE T0 mr. "HEir FOR CiNH

~ CLEAVELAND, for II years with James
Os Getty. will bo pleased "a see hs old Gus.
toners and friends at los North Cay Street,
where lac Is confident 81 suiting them ia all
l.nnIa a..