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The Van Buren press., 1867-10-18

COURT MARrIAL.-Maj. Gen ORD has order
ed Court Martial to convene at the Garrison
at Fort Smith, for the trial of such persons as
may be brought before it. The following is
the order: ..r. m .f
IN. A general Court Martial is hereby con-
vened to meet at the post of Fort Smith. Ar
kansas, at 10 o'clock a. NJ, on the 9TH proximo
or as soon thereafter as practicable, for the
trial of such persons as may be properly
brought before it. ...
DETAIL FOR THE COURT.
] 1t. Col. Pinkney Lugenbeel.l 18th U. S. Unity
Capt. W. o. Latimore,
3 lst 1T. +. A. Baldwin, .. $.
4 lst. It. Mark Walker,
) lst. 1t Oliver Wetmore, Jr- q
lst. 1t. W. NJ. Waterbury,
Z lst. 1t. Charles Banzhaf, 10th L. S. Cavly
s 2nd. 1t. j. Campbell Fortune, f"
2nd. It. j. G. Leefe, 10Th U. 5 Infantry,
JUDGE ADVOCATE.
No other officers than those named can be
assembled without manifest injury to the SER
vice. .,..r
The Court will sit without regard to hours
BY command of Brew. Major Gen. Ord.
q. ID. GREENE, a. A. G..
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Divine Service.

Bishop MARVIN, will preach in the Preshy-
teran Church on Sunday next, morning and
night. The people are invited to come and
hear him
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(OnlnlISSINNGr = Sale.

10y virtue of al order from the Circuit
ID Court of Crawford county, Arkansas, in
chanccry session, at May Term, 1867, | will of
fer for sale. to the highest bidder, for cash In
hand. at the Court House in the city of Van
Buren,, in said county OF Crawford. on the !tll
day of November, 1851, the following descrb-
cd lands, to-wit.
The east I, OF the c Of the II " and
the !, of the n G of the sw a and the un-
divided half OF the W a Of the ; W a OF see
l6 township s, north range 81 west; and the
Z, of the " . and the 5 " 4 of II the en-, n e
!, of see a, township o, north rangc3l west
or so much thereof as swll be sufficient to sat
isfy decree of said Court, made upon thc
foreclosure of Il mortgage against the EsIale
of Franklin MarMll and in favor of james
Grcig TO be sold between the hours OF Ju-
dicial sale. Due attendance given by NE
T. &. WIIiTESIDES. Commissioner.
Van Buren,, Ark, oct TO- ",
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ARRIVAL OF MAILS.

From st. Louis, daily, except Tuesday, Ga. m.
Little Rock. Monday Thursday
and Saturday, Gp.m.
Fayetteville, Tuesday, II IN.
Narrows, Monday, 6p.m.
Departs.
For St Louis, daily except Sunday, Tam.
Little Rock, Tuesday, Thursday,
saturday, Tam.
Fayetteville. Tuesday. | IN.
Narrows, Monday, Gam
.S- Office open on Sabbath from o., to 10 !.
am. S. ID. DOUGHERTY
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AMERICAN POWDER CO.

4 LARGE quantity of this very superior
a Powder. in assorted packages. Rifle
Telegraph sporting, and Blasting, just re-
ccivcd.
The trade will be supplied at COST, by
COLLINS & l.ANlGAN.
Agents at Fort Smith.
July l3, 1SG7-tf
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FOR SALE
Van Buren, Nursery and Fruit Farm

TNHIS we'll known establishment, contain
ing l75 acres-70 in cultivation and pas
ture; l5 acres Orchard in full bearing, consist
ing of Apples, Peaches, Pears Apricots, Nee
tarincs Qunccs etc; acres of Vineyard,
planted last spring; 5 acres of Nursery with
25,000 Trees ready for market. Dwelling
house, nearly new, with rooms. besides pan
try and store-rooms, porches, good kitchen,
smoke-housc, hen-housc barn, stables and
granery. One everlasting well and two cst-
erns in the yard. One mile n. f.. of Van Bu-
rem Terms, Cash. Apply to the undcrsign-
ed.
Sep 2i,G7 RlClfD TllRuSTON.
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Eastern Retail Rates,

husttiH hNtoi hotsSs
and expressage. ...... .....
Books and Music will be furnished here, at
Eastern advertised rates without cXpresSage
A deposit of y per cent of probable value
will be required at the time of ordering, as
well as prompt payment on delivery of goods
Your Patronage Solicited.
june 2S-ly ). W. MURPHY.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-02-02
ID ED.

"a I"ws"iii"wn. on ia" ssth ulf.. ~tHam ~ It,
81 "m. B'w"n. 81 =. .n %. 18th year 81 her
age.
on thr 2ith ult.. al pneumonia, EL,,,n,tn
'. eldest daughter oi the late Jesse Robertson,
formerly of Baltimnrc county.
Near ''ovanstown, on "a" 9Th ult. sAHAn ~.
ifN. beloved wiic 81 Alycn q. Fuller. aud
youngest daughter # John ". TreadWay. E.i..
aged ~ years.
hut q few days age. the dear friend who..
departure wc most s"rrowfully dcplorc. was at
the hymeneal altar blushing bride
ilighted Ia fond aud devoted husband
in the presence at many wiinesses th,
isTyrnt wish ui all hearts with the tuiuister'.
prayer was iur a hong aud happy Lille for tho
newly welded. Alas thc dsl sisa IT Prnvi
lencc was different from the pfnpo.al II man.
Tor today the clusls 81 ia. valley cover th.
earthly remains ct the truly beloved aud en-.
d.arcd one. Youthful fricnds. fragrant with
the associations 81 early aud intimate attach.
ineni. sisters aud brother with hearts cntune,l
with affection icndcrest bonds. parents won
almost 70 idolatry by constantly Increasing
hltal devotion, aud husband whose soul, lik,
the sweet singer Of Israel. was bound up ia the
soul 81 the deceased, nuw count the muflled
quotations II their unavoidable grief by the
many "reminiscences cf kindness. sympathv
aud love. woven into their lifc's history 6y her
whose form they shall never behold GA earth
again. They need not sorrow however a. those
who have no hope. while the unaffected sim,
plicity ~ her manners, the cndearing kindness
Of her disposition aud her uniform dcvotedncss
as a daughter, a sister. a partner aud a friend.
which she exhibited through life will keep her
fresh IN their memory, the christian assurance
she len of the blissinl Immortality b. which
she has scared should buoyantly inspire their
souls with the hope Of meeting her again where
parting will be no more for ever.
On the 29th ult., at Cslverton Mills. Balti.
more county, JosEFH ~. ilILL, in the alst year
Of his age.
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~ received one vote. Mr.. Smith reported bill
10 extend the jurisdiction Of Justices Of the peace
as TO authorize them TO release all parties con-
fined in Jail not charged with murder.
FRlDAV, Jan. 95--Scnde.--No business Of am
porlancc transacted. Adjourned 10 Wednesday,
3Oih
House q Dslsgdies.-Mr Huiehins presented
petition from the judges Of the Orphans Court
OF Baltimore county, for change In the sessions
Of the said Court. several petitions agAisi the
excessive tolls charged on the Baltimore aud
Frederick turnpike were presented. The Chair
presented communication from j. &. Wilson,
president OF the Baltimore and Yorktown Turn
pike COMPANY. in response to an order Of the
House, stating that they raised their tolls under
the Goth section Of the act Of 1904, chartering
said company, aud in consequence OF the gener-
ally increased expenses Of keeping |, in repair
The dividends Of the company have, for the las,
twenty years, not exceeded two per cent. per an
mum, Notwithstanding their charter authorizes
them 10 increase tolls so as 10 enable them 10
pay ten Der cent. Mr.. Cameron obtained leave to
report bill 10 increase the pay Of the bailiffs Of
the Circui, Court for baltimore county. The
two Houses then proceeded TO vote for CniSci
States Senator, with the following result For
Hon. Thomas Swami, 90 votes for lion. J. A.
J. Crcswell. 20 votes for Hon. Alexander Evans
4 votes for Hon. J. ". Crisfeld, vote foI
Geo. Nickrrs, ESD, vote. Governor Thomas
Swami was declared elected. The Convention
bill was then taken up aud passed-ayes, 80
nays. l.. Adjourned until the 3Oth
WEpNEspAY, Jan. 3O---Snlfc. NO quorum
being present no business Was transacted.
I House - Dsicgdics. Mr.. Hammond presented
q petition from citizens Of baltimore aud How
ard counties, foF better facilities for weighing
hay in Baltimore: also from citizens Of ialiimor,
county against authorizing a railroad from Wa
icrsV.lle granite quarrics TO the Baltimore an,
Ohio Railroad also from many citizens ~ IN
State, for a law making ten hours a legal day
work. Mr. >hipley presented a petition from
citizens Of Baltimore county for an increase .
lcrnse 70 Peddlers by Mr. Clarke similar pc
iiiion. The Char presented u communication
from the CLERK the Circuit Cour, Of Bal,uor
county. 10 relation 10 the burn, records Of sal,
county, recommending that . law be passed au
thoriEing the clerk Of said Cour, to receive an,
record al records " hich have been destroyed. a
the usaa. eosi OF recording Mr. Clarke obtain
81 leave 10 report bi,l 10 enable the Institution
fcF the Blind to complete their building IN Balii
more ,ouniy also 10 compensate Messrs Long
necAers \ Coaner aud VIM II Ruby Tor pub
ishiu- Law. Of Maryland Nr Cameron 90
aiaed leave TO repor, bill to sppoiu, trus,e,
for tie Partition Presbyterian church in Bal,i
morc c5uu;y NF. CLARKE from sclcct com
mi,,ee reported favosabiy On two bill. to amen,
the Charter Of Charie. S;-sct Avenue Compau,
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Our United states senator.

THOMAS SWAMI, Governor Of Maryland, has
been paid the price Of his perhdy and ,reaehery TO
the Union party Of the State, and has received
the votes Of rebels and opponents Of our Govern.
ment, and by their votes has been elected mem.
Der Of the United States Senate. lie will pass TO
the possession Of scat in that body through
such slough OF present corruption and coming
infamy as will make 1, dear bought even TO him.
To attain the end In view, the most disgraccful
bargains have been consummatei. Mr.. Swami
and his obedient serviiors In the Legislature have
bartered away every principle which r.. rnicn
party maiasaiacd and commended for during the
rebellion. The law giving the Eastern Shore
the United States Senator has been repealed for
the benefit Of Mr.. Swami. now, aud re-cnacied
for the benefit Of the Eastern Shore In the Scna-
torial contest Of lsG9. We do not doubt bu,
tina, 1t will be then again disrcearded for the
benefit Of some aspirant from the other sections
OF the State. and the Eastern Shore punished for
lis presen, suhscryiency The cnfranchscmen,
Law is 10 be made as wide and sweeping ~ II
there were no provisions IN the State COns,iiu.
ton on the subject Even those who left the
TNNN alA NARA VI NAhte AeNANeA " AuA AAt WV
ernmeut, are 10 be rchablitatrd with all IL,
rights Of citizenship. hut this is not ALL Al.
though these conditions we're a hard bargain TOT
the Conservative mcmters ofihc Legislature
Il vas not enough they must endorse another
and a crowniug iuquity. Constitutional Con.
ven,ion Is 10 called, regardless OF all provisions
and safeguards " the presvn, Constitution and
under further most remarkable arrangement,
{, was made 20 suit the Baltimore delegation
who were willing enough 10 sell out. vet feared
tue effect Of the reduction Of the city Legislative,
delegation to the old number Of ten delegate,
and one Senator. measure demanded b u,
Democrats To obviA,e this it ha. been agreed
that Baltimore shall retain her prcssn; delegation
bu, ihA, the representation Of the E,si,ru an
Western Shore counties shall BE- Increased i,
this way To each % the cogn;ie. now having
oaly one Or TWO Delegates n additions. delegate
Is % Dc given thus Increasing the repre-. niA,ioi
% the Two SHORES IN the House q The .ml,r d
twelve. aud thu, escc,gA.l, aeu;ra,.4us the 10
crease u representation given 20 Bliimcr, hl
the loyal Constitutional Convention ~ - -
The fo!ioWiaS table vi. show 'ae cfec; q ,hu
Asrsv@ea; uPoa the representation cf,he E,.,,r,
and Wesiern Saorys
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-02-02

TAis IS SUBSTANTIALLY ;1, tAs.s gP4a WASH '-.
Democrats sivs '5e Ses4iorsaip % Swaur. w.,h
re aii';csa. asrrvgea, ia, ~ Eat-arch So
aasn' OIL saA.i &c passed y he >e1A'e 10 'ae
fcru which cans f-om 'ae Hons.
Back o. 'he e.ec;.ea c' SenA'or. iaere D. .r5,-.
e. ,sesi.oe ;ha' 8 !.sg..e;ia- ne ,.,,s kao. -
sc-ca.ie. CONSERVATIVES :. j. - !er.,ool ..at
-ie-teaaa' Governor Cox az! bic f-.-a:s .D-i
'sA' Governor >w4aa sAoGi,3 resign .a.r.-. ,,e..
&C l.s e.ecf.oz Aa4 t.ioE tse -.-..-ata; D,.e-
e-lor % A. oucv assume he po-i'isa o. G4ge-.
ser. An4 . aaaAe he ApPoiatnea, of Sn'e 9t-
seess. sog.s two 3r ;arse hsa!re! !. u.uo4- -
]; . pretty Wei kaoEa. AoEeger taa' Governor
swan is,sa9s 70 bold &c il. ;ae ~ - Mach
As4 iisPease tie STATE patronage b.-.-.s e..
The o'her haza tee Democrats are .ud-rs,oot go
sAEe a .i;,!e pias b. %aich l..eats1aa, Governor
Cox IS 70 b ia4se~! 20 aceep; s--
eisa mission an! oas ef;heir owa ro,.,iea. .;r,fe
g 70 o= elected P-esi!-n, q the senate. &C! a.
esaly become Governor Of the state.
Tee Csioa rnsa ef Naryiaaf who sgppor'-'!
he Conservative Fa-'y have seea r.os; 54.-.-
seogs.y dat VIII. Ws are SIZE :aat j. eas..a.
iasif votes for tee aez party ra-y 81! aa,
anticipate aaT ssca state of l.Tt.fi e. ha.--s.,..
e. from ihe Coalition B., hey see z4-a.!
'asy bad .iae gpoa Ire aa4 prserpt upoa pre-
esp, ia, ye, they chose 10 ae, Wi'h nea whom
experience bad told them iaev could 40. ,-,,,
Aat COS they are receiving he fFg.'s u their
isaieai as4 forgivsg disposition. Th- .a's-
guards isfoSn arogs4 the ra.oa se1tnen, y
The state 3 !.sApPear.as the oil Secession ,.e-
meat against which We Tough, % loaz Is nov
the dominant PoSer ia the state and vel are
they nsias their as Ee hope " iefaq.horiiy.
EEsa ihs fnea Eho lef, o.. STATE 20 wage var
against ss-ihey ~ho rosbe! our citizens. blum.
eeret our villages and laid wasie our ss.!.-are
70 Be admitted 10 all the rights o. ri',yea,hip
az! may soon beoone our rulers. An4 all ,hi,
Tor What > That Thomas SEanu nigh, oeeleeiea
70 Office Trusting him. May Of our Cgion
nen voted With the Democrat but they cat now
see for themselves a. 10 whittier he would lead
them. lie Is Senator from Maryland b., 10,
him bear With him TO his seat 10 that hoiy the
consciousness the; he s d,sp,'sd b. iho,s Nho f.r
loes years Nsf, his wafmss; :r.saes-ty ;h...e
Who elung to him through good and evil 70.
part, who would no, listen 10 the warning voices
Of The opposing party who proclaimed him "a
dsmagogge and ifieks,er, bat Who elevated him
70 power aud position only 70 be he'rayei
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THrEspAY, Jan. 2i-!SnI', Mr. Holion pre-.
ssnied petition from taxpayers aud citizens oi
Eiiieous Mills 10 incorporate that village a. FL
lieoirs city. Referred 10 special committee,
consisting o. Messrs IIOl,on, Philpo, and Young.
Mr.. Maddox obtained leave 10 report bill 10 re.
peal the law Of lsGs chapter ISL, relative to ne
valuation and assessment 81 property. Mr.
himmell from special committee, reported the
bill enffanchisiag all the citizens Of the State.
The bill 70 provide Tor paying officers Of Regis
;ra;ion was passed.
The senate proceeded TO the Hall Of the House
Of Delegates, and joint vote was taken for Uni.
ted States Senator no election. After the Con-
veniiOn, the Senate proceeded to the considera.
ton ofthe bill repeating the law giving one Of
The sensiors TO the Eastern shore Contrary 20
general expectation, the bill vas passed, Mr.
Frazier, conservative, Of Dorchester. who had
heretofore firmly opposed the repeal voting with
the Democrats, aud giving the In The rssslssd
number Of votes. The following is the vote in
detail democrats 10 Roman, conservatives in
hai'r' and Union men 10 SHALL Cars Yeas
Msssrs. Bowie, Compton, Earle. FSasi,r, IIenklc.
kia~sii, Maekail. Maddox, Muies, spa,es, Ste
phsuson, Si,i,ag and YouBg-ls. Nays-Messrs
BHtisestEA, BrOadwAier. DAvm. or Caroline,
DAVIS, Of Washington, HotroS Jump, Toxr,
TaAEt, vieksrs and watisrs-io. Mr. PmLsor
was absent The snfranehIsem.nt bill was taken
up and passed. BY a sirie, party vote
Hbsss y Dsi,gstss.-Mr. Davis, OF Caroline.
presented an order. which was adopted, tina, the
cemmi,sss on Education inquire What measures
are nssess.sy 10 proven, ceaaly Commissionsrs
from paysae excessive compensation 70 County
Superintendent and other county officers Of pub.
lic schools. vote was taken for UnIied State.
Senator no election. NJ. Clarke, of this eoan.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

OLD AND New ASSESSMENT % pRufEgTY w c
are indebkd 20 Edwin l.. l.atsh, Es'l., our Coun.
" Trcasurer's obliging CLERK Tor the following
detailed statement Of the character aud amount
Of the assessable property of the county. II will
be seen that the aggregate Is abou, twice AZ
much under the new assessment o. under the old
and the different districts hold 10 nearly the same
proportion. Property seems 10 have increased
in value In greater proportion IN the First aud
Thirtccnth Districts than IN any other part 81
the county. In 1852 the value Of property Ia
those two districts, then all included IN the
First District, amounted 10 81, $50 s2d. Now
the First District presents total Of So, iaS ,d6l
aud tue Thirteenth District, l,Gl7 $50. showing
a very large increase. The Twelfth District ha
also increased rapidly, presenting a total nov o
81, cas-, 100, against S2,s?9, loo In lsja. TIT
last column in the following table exhibits tn
amount Of the old assessment. Tie table, fpre
served, will be found very useful for future ref
erencc.
Total amount y .isscssdLic Property ~ Bihimor
County. a. returned BY ne isstssors, and cor-
recteiby he County Commissioner for
baltimore County npHTsudncc ~ an
let passed .IiHHrTy Sfssion,
sG6 Cigrf,r Isl.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-02-02

DscEAsE - 4 GRtSD-DAtGuEn - CmARLEs
CARR0LL - CARROLLToS Mrs Emily McTayish
widow u the late John McTavsh, formerly
British Consul at Baltimore, died on SATURDAY.
last, ai her residence. No ~ Cathedral street
baltimore. IN The seventy fourth year Of Der age
Mrs. McTatsh was the third daughter 81 Rich
ard Cation, aud was a grand daughter Of Charles
Carroll, of Carrollion-the last survivor II the
signers ~ the Declaration Of Independence She
was a iady Of most muniGcenl charity, which she
unOsieniaiiOusly dispensed, aud in addition 60
her numerous acts 81 beneyoleutc towards indi-
vidnais. she founded the Home II the Gond
Shepherd The " Order of the Sisters 81 Mercy. p"
on Poppleion street and contributed Ia the sup
port Of other Institutions Of the Roman Catholic
Church, of which Sue WAS devoted and useful
member. One ~ her sisters was the Marchiunrss
% wellesley, and another was Lady Stafford is.
ter In Law of the Duke ~ Wellington, Both are
nov dead. Her youngest sister. the Duchess Of
lceds. IL slill living. She leaves one child, a
son, Charles Carroll McTavish Who Is married
TO a daughter of the late Winfield Scott The
funeral Of MIS-. McTayish took place from the
Cathedral. hui, in accordance with desire ex.
pressed Ia her will, no sermon was preached --
Her remains were deposited in the family vault
Al Greenmount Cemetery. II may lie added that
her donations to the Church, In the establishment
OF the institutions above named, we're made with
the express understanding that abe was not 10 be
known in the matter while she lived.
Mrs. MeTavish resided during the greater part
Of her life at Caionsville In this county.
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ample Of those devoted Inhabitants Of Crete, who
rather than surrender 10 the Turks, applied the
ruins.
Thus, in little more than two months, some Of
the many prophecies as 10 the results oi Swami
betrayal OF the people Of Maryland have been full
filled. God forbid that the other dreadful apprc.
Tensions thus excited should ever he realized
OCCASIONAL.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-02-02

bEATn 80 4 SoLDiER or lsl2.-lisnjaniin Ne.
CullOugh, a soldier Of the war Of 1879, died At
the residence ~ Mr. WIN. a. Burns near White
Hall 10 this county, on the ed ul,, in the sev.
enty.ffih year Of his. ilc served throughout tho
war and was taken prisoner ai the surrender ui
Gen. Hull, aud confined at Halifax, y. g. IL
was struck with palsy In lsl5 and was speech.
less from that time 10 the day of his death IT,
was well known 10 the upper end Of the county
as - Col Mccullough. lis son, Thomas sc.
Cullough, served with distinction throughout
the rebellion, three years in 60 -" Purnell
Legion, aud the remainder Ia the iSMaryiand
volunteers
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-02-02

REMOVED CASH. the Criminal Court Of Bal.
iimors city, on Monday last the following bust.
ness vas transacted
State ". Isaac Sheridan. colored. indicted for
the larceny Of lot Of tools, the property Of O. =.
MISUNDERSTANDING from Baltimore county. -
Tried before the Court not guilty. J. Fred G..
Talbot, Esq, for defence.
State w. John W. Howard, coloFed alias John
y. jones' indicted for stealing a horse, valued AT
500, from Reuben Ilill--Femoved from Ralti-
more county. Partly heard, and postponed un-
VI Wednesday next. J. Fred. q. Talbot, ESQ,
for defence.
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re- There was meeting held Ia Gaich's "
y. Church, Twelfth Election Dist, on the even
ing Of January 18Th, isG5. for the hcntiit of III,
Sabbath School Rev. Jaiaes McCord, Rev Jabei
Loanc. aud Dr. Hunt Of Baltimore deliyrfe,
addresses on the Sunday School cause Ia q llrg'
audience. The Sabbath School Is under the "a
pcriniendenee Of Rev. Thos. Gorsueh::ani Mr. Car
willie Councilman, and Is In a prosperous condi
ton, numbering nearly seventy scholars.
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NIARRIIED

"a the 9th ait, by Rev. pr. Haurt. ions "
lio.LTN. II Baltimore county, t. Mi. CtSngn.
HLtA SrANsEt 80, 81 Adams county IA. Wet.
minister paper. please copy.
on The I'D ult., "a Huntington Avenue VI. T.
: hur, b. by Roy. VIM. NJ Try -incer. Tnrpnun,.
VI M''LrttANh. 81 Baltimore. Go Nj. VI ArrH.
\. I.-lrEn nl IallIInnrr cnllnty.
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PaovERrY SALEs.-Milion BOslsy, Trustee, sold
on the 77d instant. the property Of the late viii.
liam 5. Bosley situated near Msrsdith's Bridge.
In this county. The farm contained 90 acres Of
unimproved land. Purchased BY James n. Bosley
for $50 per acre.
Robert u. Boagman, Esq, has purchased from
the Smedley Company, lot Of ground $50 feet
square, 1T the corner Of Washington and Allega-
ny Avenues, near the Episcopal Church, In this
town, for $500. Mr.. Boarman designs erecting
Handsome houss upon the lot
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-02-02

BAsg BALL MEEIIxG. Tho members ofi The Tow
son BASE HALL Club are hereby notified iha, q
special Meeting Of the club will be held At Mr.
keech' sOfhoe, on Thursday afternoon next, ifoul
O'Clock. Business Of importance will be trans
acted, aud every member Is requested TO be pres.
eni RIcHARb GRAsox, President.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-02-02

CHlxE OF PaoPHlEToRs. The Sweet Air aud
Towsontown Stage Line has again ehaaged own.
ers, Mr.. J. Marshall Wilson having purchased Il
from WIN. Henry Francis. The new proprietor
took possession 90 Thursday last.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-02-02

As ulrRAsE TIN Tuesday afternoon lat. NJ
"'m. Ruii.sig-, from hartford county. and a
friend drove up 10 White Hall Hotel IN a sleigh.
on a yisi, 10 the family Of the proprietor Mr. l..
u. birmingham, Having the horse tied 10 the
fence. negro named Frank Knox came along
drank, jumped into the sleigh and drove Of -
lie was followed by Mr. Birmingham and over.
taken Al his residence, where he was waiting
'of colofed lady 10 dress herself for - sleigh.
ride \ difficulty occurred between him aud
Nc. H., when the horse became frightened aud ran
on striking the sleigh against f,ncc-po,i and
smashing IL
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