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Tie NoFmonS J., IL, death oi lirhcr kitnball
have lost tGcir iH.' lriu.incut man next 10 Brig
ham Young o. illustrates in himself all the
mofc striking .cu'nri'ics Of the Mormon leaders
---D,l- ,Hersy and .sigicncss their self-sacfifce
81! tg.h'huvs.. their des oiion 20 tue Church AMI
'IeIr power oY,r ils devOiets lie carried into
practice 'hc doctrine Of pulygamy 10 an cx,eni
"n, -ati s--'i ID, tie President. aud IN every
W't o., WI, g ,,l and l,i.ng himself for his des-
'tu,i position a- lOung successor
The ouns dynasty however, hAs been sireng-
ihcung itself Of late Years in such a way as 10
udicat. vefy pliini, that 1t did no, mean TO per.
nit ,he .uprcmc power to pass ou, Of its own
rAnA. There 5 No hierarchy II the world possessed
of mOrc thsulu'c power over his followers than
ihr Mormon Pope an his control is extended
over ;Aings secular well as over things spirit.
uAl lf there be- any element VI spirituality IN
Nogmpnisa IN such manner rs 10 make him ST
once sovereign aud voniif His revelations not
only cover the mysteries OF theology, hut the
suai concerns Of daily life aud whether he re-
q4ir,s his followers 20 add rev doctrine 20 their
creed. OF "a refrain from the use Of tobacco aud
tea, or a. undertake the most arduous missions
IN distant countries OF 70 devote their energies
20 planting corn. OF 20 add wives 20 their harems
O. 90 piy their iithcs twice into his treasury
They thrt with readiness that is unaccouniablc.
uu,. Wc lake the trouble To understand their
aG,caodeHis their history and their Intellectual
sfVHt. Is regards his own successor his desig-
nation would be unqueslionable and final, and as
regards his purpose Of confning The succession
within his own family there was - good leal
known before the death Of Kimball. Until very
recently il was believed his eldest son was meant
for leadership when il became vacant, but, for
some reason unknown outside Of the wall that co.
Clo-c his headquarters this individual is under
stood 10 have been sci aside IN favor Of another
menll", "f the dynasty, brigham Young IT,
WHO !. = onounced 10 be possessed q the peculiar
tt,n's ,ciuircd in the head of the Mormon
Csuieh aud State.
rh' Mormonsm is certainly a remarkable de-
vr,upu,ut in the mids, OF our American cviliEl-
ton. /, has generally been though, that II would
cons 10 IL end through the Western advance of
christianity and law aud especially has il been
thought that The Pacific Railroad, now approach
lug { tah would pierce It's heart, and expose its
pgclcnions, and break rs superstition aud des-
posm. But We have seen within the last few
weeks that Brigham Young himself has not only
come out in favor OF the completion Of the rail-
road to Salt Lake City, bu, has taken a large
contrac, for building il, aud has scni three Of his
sous, with several thousand Mormon laborers 10
push II forward with all possible rapidiiy. Not
outstanding all this, however il 10 still our o.
pinion that The Mormon system cannot stand long
before the freedom aud intelligence and civiliEa-
iion that are nov being planted around II In the
Rocky Mountains " L. THss.
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4 N1iirc EH,igT,iH'.


\ correspondent ui the iiosioa r.t.rrgt .r
letter dated For, wing,,r. NeN NcAi,, .uu,
T. thus irsrtibes ono OF thai ,iu,,r cit. ot iu.i.
vinals to be met with .nly 70 90. Wr.i"..
States and Territories
There is one animal no nAa'!, mcl.iiui.,,.
among the ruv,rs Of the Mest Whu inusI h.,.
n"f" ii,an passing intniiun anil that /. IA, en-.
i. 10; lhc man - h1 really leave. hts E,s;,fp
a,r 10 sees widtr field OF abn, whcf, "a u,.
rhrap aHd where he may lucs forward "
pee snd licn.y iur hi- family, diiI,itui ,l-
in- l,um The burn cinigrAni the iotulcf gen.
ni, Knows before starting where hc means 90
bin: az. hui settles Ia The new place rrolal
iu i'c; lar latter start. merely lot the saNr o.
u.,tn. ,0meW herr arc. l.t'h un, cu's shor'
hi- Ntli f.Ntugs
rh..r Who have seen i.an 90 Arkansa. ,lr
''.j.rai.t wa.ui.s. With ih. moth aad ch.ldr.n
g i'hc'i un toy Of lh, hous.ioi goods. aud hr.i.
IT, Oh woman say. Shilling the csuui-siCk whi,,
h,uss dissns'iusl! iIoIu the corner Of her nou,h
" sc ,tidc Afkansaw siutr last fall and We t,.
pushin On to y bar thar better pickin ha~
seen the bora cmgrant in fall feather W. have
tlicG' here in the shape OF inau and wife sNty-i,
wears old. They had been ION the 60 prob ,bls
iwo.ihirds Of their life, till the pinched aud sor.
expression Of the womans face shows that ~.
wishes the old man would settle down .uui..
wherr. tu, knows be never will
They came last from Colorado, and are Doua'
tof Prescott Arizona The road ihiihct 3. ,
long dangerous way, infested by Indians. and
With difficulty, Travelled by party Of hardy m,u
well armed. TIE old couple have four grand.
children with them the oldest only fourteen
The night they arrived here one OF their horse,
died. leaving them with only three 10 pull two
heavy wagons through the sand caunous. ard
streams between here and Prescott. The o.i
man came in great ,ribulaiOn 10 the post CON-
mander, aud asked for escort and an addiiiSr'
hor,c aud was highly ineensed at refusal.
Hahn body no rights under guv' 'meni
lac said. Here I've been n supporter o. TIE
guv meni more u forty year. and now | call on
!, to 81, me and my family TO Arizona, |, cant
be did -
Why didn iyOu stay where YOU were ," some
body asked.
We'll, Colleraydo want my style, aud I'd
heetd Of good easy lvin in AriEony, and
though, i try IT, II don't like it when gii
there, shall push on TO Calforny.
Aud he will push on IL he don I die between
here and Prescott. lie will be really dissatisfied
too, II the ''lnjins aini too thick to give hin
excuse to move by next spring farther W
Nothing ever quenches the thirst Of th, lotu SO
isrant for trying new places lie ma, leave 'h
bones ofhis child in some desolaic tavin, g. T.,
picked by the hungry coyote, he ny - ''-
ouly survivor OF an Indian massacre, o. ,,cll-
by miracle from other dangers of the w.t. -i.s-
still the unconguerabe desire remain. 20 .r
farther aud fare worse
The species never hail from New En. .lI
Is astonishing how many Of them orig
Tennessee and Missouri.
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4 UeU-Kmo,cm Character.

The subject OF the following sketch, urlils ia
iroduccd through the pretext Of sior is W.l.
known 10 many citizens Of Washington. .n., ing
been 10 Office here under Governmen, y ha,
gone the rounds Of the Western pres
"Ou, N Columbus, in Ohio, lives il'le
wea1en, dried'up, shabby-ooking politician
namel Joe C.. lie is the most insignificant
looking specimen OF humanity Que could meet H.
a month but smart as u siecl.irap aud any On,
who takes him for y fool, will find himself sadly
deceived lie j. notorious for furnishing ;by iiuCs
spceiinen Of cool inpudcnce OF any maa in oil"
Tho following anccdoic, illustrative u this ii,.
OF his Character, is told OF him
nSome years ago. bting IN Philadclphia. q.
received Hn introduction 10 prominent di,in,
o. that ,Ity The rcvcFrHd gentleman invited 10,
TO attend his church on a certain SUNDAY, which
invitation was accepted They entered the sacrc,;
edihCc together. II was one " the first church,
Of the city, aud It's members were fashionable aul
arisiocraiic in tie extreme. The minister put ju'
into an clatoraiely- y-furnished pew well 10 10.
font Joe nes,lel comfortably down into un,
corner Of the same. and looked abou, as inter-.
ting and con,onied Is a toad under a cahhaa
leaf
"Ancra whilst h, owner OF the pew arriy.
aud ~, once gave signs Of intense disgust aud "a.
dignaiiOn at the presence Of the inleTloprr H.
looked ri the pew. scowl'd magnihccnls aur
finally after iumbling through his pocket io,
some time, drew forth card, aud wrote on
with pencil This is nv seat. sir aud ,it.
an air - the loiliest contempt. iosstd 10 o,si '
Joe
The latter picked II ~ anl read It viii
lamblikc meekness. peculiar Ia himself, aud ihcu
with the most delightful cooness wrote In rrpi,
"Es q dsrili'h good ss1'. WIa' seHi do Bpa jap
aud tossed tic card back 10 iis owner The ii''e.
looked ai him with the most profound asiousi
uIeni minute OF two. and a broad griu oven
spread his aoe. llc evidently enjoy ed the sui IL,
brass aud eoolness Of his new acquaintance. ami
when service was over, he approached Joe tisi'n-
gizcd for his Tudeness. invited him TO his ht...
gave him the bes, hc had and treated him wiii
the utmost respect and consideration durin, Do.
sojOufn in the city - Washington Papfr
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"LcI Es II.irc I,cncc.,,
'G,a e. S Grenrs Latter Of Aee,IsaHe'
~ Nm. olANE hopANE

- ~ 'AaNA aoAaNAs
Lar us HAyE PEAeEin Is the cry Of the milton,
I'll. the t5syer of ,he llen tkr cong az e,yi,ian.
That rolls from the mountains far down % thr srs
The nation that rocked In temTcst and gloom,
And drfted In doubt 90 BE- wrecked on the shurr.
Tie storm has outvct, and the thund q. iiisi int.
Arr voices that prophecy teInpesl ~ m"ir
"lst us have feaeei' IL the siEh ofthc iovly.
That Naik IN the vale where the cyprus u seen
who mourn their departed with Tenderness holy
And knscl where the graves arr Jsrrnnally grcrn
Aud where the "Unknown,' Ia their 'ilencr, s~P
The fcsi ofihc angels arr pressing ih- sod.
And VcsTrrs oiharmony round them keeping
While Martyrs Of freedom have gone L. their Got
"Let ~ have reace 80 the evansgi Of LAuoE,
Where ioIlsrs imploringly li up their hands
ta Hitr ~ the stains from the death dealing sar
Aud build the bright altar Of hofc Tor all land
To raiiAnt from darkness the temple In glory
Throws vide to the world the broad isles u IAN.
And frcemen shall toll a. they nitcr the story
And children repeat 20 the ages again.
let us have Peace =" IL the chorus a.scmbIins
From The hameis that lie md tlc piur coz rir'i ii
And like glAd anthem IN unison bsndins.
Floats t the plain with IT. melody thrilis
An' rivers that roll 20 the land ~ the West
Add pIairiss that wake to the hymn 81 the i,..
with millions Of freemcn imrlorlng Tor rcst.
swrlls palms ~ rejoicing shilc irniins the sur.
let have Peace 80 from the war .il rlmmo,..i
Tic irgmprts alarms, and The crash of O." n.ld
And let the new bliss like the billows of oc,sn
Roll over the land where the Hero ha, tnc,i,a
The smoke u the hstiic la. sWcpt from th' .ky
The ihnndcrs hst, ccasc' aud a.. bus aiid i,a-'
IT, chains have h,en rivcu and loa,l ffum n' %
Iir r. vetlic calls TO The love - iiic rs.''
"irtt NAVE FtseL' nah haiy thans giving.
~" Hero voice cries ~ The name ~ the Lord
fur ihr sake - ihc iead ff tie SAX % tis Liam
Torn .iear. inrn PraHins i'.pi'--t" r'"".ha o..
.aufd
All %, II the itrknr.s shall r,mc f4u u.e b,n,i.
~ glory bright sun whrtc thc firusn hav' 'r,-i
Ani Freedom shall teach vii. trutn 30 r,!, MI.
rh@i rt,cE ~irn "tr hr"1rrnts rt',t 0i'r "'t
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OE Il Y.
CONTENTlIENT.

l!..!= ! z:k . :s- ==s.- So f--
] only wish a hut of stone
"a very PLAIN brown stone will dol
That may call my own;
And close at hand Is such a one,
In yondcr street that fronts the sun
Plain food Is quite enough for me
Three courses arc a. good as ten
u nature can suhsist on three,
Thank Heaven Cor three Amen
! always thought cold Victuais nice
Ny cAoics would h. vanilla tee
care not much Tor gold or land
Givs me a mortgage here aud theFc.
some good hank stock, sum. mote ofhnnd
Or tFining railroad share
only ask that fortune srnd
lNis mere thnn siail spend
tlonors arr sillcy toys know.
Aud titles arr hut empty name.
I would, I,ffAapg i,c rlenipp--
Hut oniy near - James
I'm very SUR ! should not earr
To ili our Gubcrnator's chair
Jewels are iauhle. a. .in
To care for such uniraihful thius.
une good.sifsd diamond Ia pin.
some not g. itTgs IN rluE..
A ruby and lrarl or 80
win do for the laugh 90 .tpa
Ny dame .hoild dr,s. iu cheap attire
Good. heavy .ilks arr never d,ar
own prrhaI. migh dr.itc
Some rhaNls uf true cashIncgr--
some marToEy cral-.. q china siiA
i.isr wtiukl.i -AIn- "u scai,irti iuilt
Wealth. Was'cfsi tricks I will u"i i,atn
Nor alr the riittrfing uI-iari iuui
shall not carved tl,r, srTs Wy tgth.
hut az mu.t - 81 huhi
Give gfaspinr tiump .ts singh!f coz
Ak hut mHF fsruuiit 90 clair
Thus huuibl. De uir i.fra'd Ii..
Nor loug fng M'da.' golden t"u'.
" Heaven uufr generous Eift' dr.
hall nut mi iss thrin aiHeh
Too grace fnl iug tl4c hlr.sings irni
~ simple iH,trs at.i uiad content
% Is iiotaG..
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Miscellaneous.
@ A = u A II rs
CELEBRATED
HORSE & CATTLE POWDER.
A Certain Preventative
For al Diseases incident 60 the HorSe
and Cattle.

NNlIlS Powder has been used many years un
Il the largest Diaries in Holland aud switzcr.
land with the greatest success and i highly re-
commended by the most skillml Veteran aTians
IN Lung Fever and all diseases incden, to the
Horse aud Cattle. Having been tried IN many
cases with che best result. We feel Il cur duty
to draw the attention Of Farmers aud the pub.
liz In general to this Powder. and We az, ..n-
vinccd that the use Of IL will prevent discn =,
thereby saving the Farmer from gsral los.
REFERESCES
q. II. Michael. Baltimore county ,inp smith
Jr., PIkcsvillc; Richard Price. SUPP ST. blr, Of
the Baltimore City Passenger RAILWAY Edw.
O'Eeil. Alex. Riddle. HOLIDAY 4 son. Fiufi.ts :
NJ. Corling. Cattle Dealer. and many either.
CSrtaoatt Of joAa Dcrsss.
MHSsIs. cHAs. 4 wv. cASrAut: Il have teen
using your Horse and cattle Powders ts d. pre-
tentative against disease. for iiVr month. l'sst,
aud prefer them To- any tia, haV" u.rd Ny
cattle seem 10 like them. AMI their apr .itc
improves from the use IT them. when ins 1t
tie have had coughs found them "t l...,.p' --
! r""uinmrnt them ~ superior n my ,l,ii .,n.
t. any now bci"r" ia" public.
ioH% uEVLSL
Suibr.-'h D ,rim. nca- rik.-yill". NJ.
MEssns. Cn,. wa.t t,iNrt:. HAN. l.rn
u-ing your row.rf. fat li"..,. 800, ll,. '.p-
on the hofsr- Uua-r niy rhat - and il,r l.,,Y.d
them superior g. any ghat ! hay" ever Ilr' s..t e..
They give the horses good appetite, .Hd i.'ts
them IN fine condition. NJ any nur iuHA .,-.
who will take III" trouble - i'.k s'.i.. cob i.e
"olivr barry h"rscs
JAMES TAYLOR. J..
Foreman olive Dairy. Halt,irut".
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s. CLEVELAND thanks his many friends
in the counties for the liberal patronage they
have bestowed on on him since he has been In
business, and would respectfully ask n contin-
uancc OF the same. lie thinks he can sell the
cheapest aud most durable Goods that can be
had In the city. lie has bought the largest lots
of Cassimcrs Rnd Dress Goods that has been In
the Store for a year and irtcndr selling ihcm
at prices To suit the times.
We have n very fine assortment Of Dleached
Muslins such a. the WamsuttA. AndToscoggin,
Hope and all the best wearing Muslins that
can be- had: heavy Brown Musiins suitable Tor
farmers aud also liner fahrirs to suit my pur.
pose; the Laurel u. We sell very low. the best
assortment ul Jali,",'s ,hA, cuE Dee had any
where Dclain-a aud beautiful assortment Of
SPRING GOODS remarkably low. very fine
line of faHt stuff. bought ;uf cd.h aud will be
sold cheap iur the same pr"ii: nn'i neat siylcs
of Mems and Boy, Wrar cheap ~t.ckings. &c.
Our Wholesale Department
Embraces "a heavy stock al Prints - the
Wamsu,ta Arnoll's, MallI"y. Sptmgur. Aneri.
can aud lower makes also of Gleaehei Mus.
Golden Rule. ; I James Steam Mills. { Z Ions.
dale iAniru-rnggin. - New York Mills. ~
rcpcral also II Brown Mu.iins--sueh ~ the
Warren NN. I.l Warren &. orcgnn D.,
{ Laurel l.. I Cohasseu aud lower makes /:
ColuFcI Gumbries Snttrnrtis. mes Drills and
Crash. black nnl brown: .'oh Lots from Auc:
,ion oi Black Alpacas. tine black Cloth. Hosam.
biqu-s. .t"tl"hadcs. whalcbone-, C"rscis. stock
ings. Thread. Spool Coi'on. Shirt Bosnn,s. rin-.
Needle. Collars. Gloves. Shirts and Drawers.
susIcnders. Writing Paper. Envelopes. and u
great variety toa numerous to mention.
We have clerks who know their business aud
you will always find ~ willing 10 show YOU
goods aud give any infnfmAi on IN uur line
i'- Bundles will be- conveyed go ali Depot
Stations. Hotels. or wherever thoso purchsso.
may desire IRE" oi charge.
1T Esp,,ni'cr n. Ndhic and A4nbsr-
T.. Il. CLEAvELAED 60.
iO3 Y. Gay -; one door fro,n FrontS,.
Baltimore, Md.
.;-f- Name "n the windows and ON the
iens Oh the awning 1t the sides of the store.
Anil =
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WITHOUT Az ENEMY Heaven help the man
who inagines he can dodge enemies By trying to
please everybody II such ever sugcerded W.
would he glad OF fit-noi that we believe In uiru
going through the world trying TO hnd hcam' q.
knock his head against, disputing every uian
op,oiun fighting, aud clbowiBg and ctVwdiu.
oil who differ from him That, again, u annile
exireme. Other people have right 10 ihrit
opinions so have you Don't into the vtiui
OF sgpposIng that they will respect yon less lp'
maintaining H. or respect you more ior turning
your coat evcf lay to match the color oi their
Wear ,Vut uan cVlois. ~ spite 81 wiud ais.
weather, storm aud sunshine. Il costs the va,il
lating aud irrrsolu,o ten times the trouble iu wit'
aud shuttle aud twist that II dces horesi. 'utnl'
independence 10 stand It's ground
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The Olsl.Estabiished stand {! {:
Now Goods!
New Goods.
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.


WYE have Just received from New York and
w Baltimore, from direct importAtions from
Europe, fine assortment Of GOODS compris
ing Black Alpacas, Alpaca Lustres, Delaines.
Beautiful Challics, chamberg Ginghams. Man
chester Ginghams, &c. COTTON GOODS Of
all descriptions; Plaids, cambrics, Lawns, new
styles Of Calicoes from cents per yard up,
White, Red aud Opera flAnnels, beautiful Dam.
ask Table Cloths. fine Linen Napkins, Towel
Crash,
SUMNER CASSIMERES. COTTOSADES.
COATING AND PANT LINENS;
aud Gne stock of MUsLINs. bleached aud
unbleached. from 10 cents per yard up. and
slIEETING, bleached and unblcached.
LoVES-Mourning Gloves, Grape q fne
assortment, Of HOSIERY, sink 4 Linen Hand.
kcrchcis. cheap, aud great variety cf NO
Tl0Nc.
4 nne assortment OF
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY,
Alabata Ware. Hardware, Queensware. Crock
crywarc, Tinwarc. 4c. A fine assori'
tncnt Of STRAW aud WOOL
HATS, BOOTS AND
SHOES, for
Ladies. Gentlemen aud Children.
Always on hand GROCERIES Of the bsstqual.
ity TEAS, SPICES, Ac. OILS. tburn
ing aud lubricatingi) y LAMP
CHIMNEYs, &c.
sEs-PATENT MEDICINES generally in use.
SUMMER MATING A OIL CLOTH.
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
constantly on hand.
ro-cALL AND SEE.
20 Goods delivered free of charge. ~
/ A call is respectfully solicited before going
elsewhere. We think our Goods and Prices
cannot ipil 10 please.
S9.Me are now Offering as great induce.
ncnts in bargains % eau be found In the cities,
| or anywhere else, having constant communica-
/ ton between Towsontown and Baltimore. Any
/ article not found In our store can he furnished
/ on the shortest notice.
wM. s. SlIEALEY A BROS,
June 2n.-ly. TowFont0gn. MI.
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ne- \ dandy, ordering pair q rauiiloou.
0f hts tailot, said that be wanted them ,trt uTh'
according TO the fashion. ~ can ~ ihsm
uR aid hs Wont take ihTm
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CsmAixrY 90 PUNISHMENT. AS you ,iouI
some storm, day upon a SEA clin' aud marked
the giant billow rise from the deep TO rush "r
with fOaming crest, aud throw itself lhundrtin
on the trembling shore did you ever ianc' iha'
you could stay iis coufsc, aud hutl Il back 10 ~
depths Of the ocean hid Won ever stand tci call
the leaden lowering cloud and mark the ligh'
ning' leap, ~ Il shot aud flashed, duz1up
aihs art the slcom aud think that you could
grasp the bolt aud change H. path still mu'
foolish and vain his thought who fancies Tint b.
eau arrest OF turn aside the purpose Of God, say
ing 10 himself :--"wha, Is the Almighty that ~
should serve Him Let us hrtnk Ills bands asun.
der, aud cast ava, ilif cords fiom Ne nrfi
Ills bands asundcr How lle shat siicih iu h'
heavens shall laugh 49, GH'irig
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No. % South Bond 81. Baliimo.,.
Nov. :. Is67.-ly.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-25

- A worthy deacon ~ 10 lhecouuiIA, who
had been detained several hours by freshc, 20.
lonished bis vile on coming home, by remark
ine ~ was ihe dammsd ice that kept me.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-25
NEW sou % TIES
United States Bounties.
State OF Maryland Bounties.

A 5 IL IS confidently expected shat both con
IA gress aud the State Legislature will. At
their present scssions, enact laws pruyiling
BOUNTY for those Soldiers and Sailors who
have EcvSr yet received any. it &, important
that those interested should have their claims
IA the hands of some one who will look t. their
interests and see tina, their claim. are lu' up
on hle early and in duo form for prompt pay
ment.
shall be glad 10 receive the papers of my
such who desire TO avail themselves Of my cx.
perience and facilities in the collection of all
just claims.
All papers will be promptly acknowledged,
and while in my hands will be kept in a iire
and burglar proof vault, specially built for the
preservation OF the increasing number of val
liable papers in my possession.
WILLIAM B. HILL,
Attorney Gt Law,
y. 4. Cor. fayette 81. Paul sts., Dalto
April 4, 1865.