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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-09
SI'ECI.1L NOLfCES.
DR. WsSTAR's BAIsAM
uf WILD CHERRY.

- Oif WILD CHERRY.
whrr ,hi. A'Iieir .. Ln"un 81. work Of .ul-rsro.
ga,on i".a. uari In IL. favor we'll II establish
81 nnIAing nm,ly E,r Csaghs C.lds BroacLiii,
cr.-I. nh'.,sy 'a@gh A'ik=a disease. 9th" Thraai.
cA-' and Lssg' we'll a, tia, most dreaded 81 all
ha. pronounced 60 D. i-cHraLs dis,as, Tho,- Who
have used ,ii- remedy ksa~ u. vaa" those who have
have hut make ,insl- trial To- h. satisfied n
~ alt ",i"r. u IL naif
TIIE REV JAroB sFCIliEE
w-il kn"wn snd n,nr, t,.si-ctri atnaug the German
Population 81 III. esuniry. aritr. a. follows:
HaNot IA, "a Deb u, lN.Y.
M-..r. : v rawlr = SOS. IiosrnS
brsE sIEs Having realized To- ny family important
sn"h'. f'"n The n'r Il your valuable rrriaiaii"n e.
wisr,E. nstsAS o. Wan cn1KAV III af"ti- ne
plea sur 10 recommend q 10 the pailir. some eight
year sf nit tauHhsf. ss-ne ts h. In ad-sn-,
and little hs-s q" h"f recovery entertained then
lrucuf. i-tl- 81 sNciirnt lialsaIl aud tfnr-
shr had taken ,he wolr - o, iher- was grcat itove.
m-nt In her health have. IN ny indiV idnAl na.
frequent "f yaar valuable madeleine. and have al
ways l--n l-nehi'i h' u ss"id. hss.rsr. ciHi,"a
tic IssLl.s gu,~f isI.s,"n Lecuis Lsrs agead Isai
II iJ.sriaHs Whiars Bii'rE II Hh Garry ssoIi
JACOB sEcIiIER
N.Hs s..H.Hs aH''- 'sg-'d HITS" ~ IA ssra,.
pr.
r,Iar Il by SETH FnwiE 4 soN. l. rrmen,
ST. Ii".i"',, aud fps -alr it brngsisis generally
GEACE's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
From Mr.. JAMS CuEttN. % ANLsnuKI, Mass
" Was afflicted With a frian IN one % my
hngrrs, and tried many remedies without relief Ny
friend ininc'l me a. Apply y0nV Saive In tWo days
teSiTacisd the inflammation from my hnscr
sslr s rS,s, H. s.H ea sp,' say I, ~.
having a scar. nnhe sitatngly pronounce Grdcs'I
N1rs an excellent remedy and do not doubt Il will Ne
appreciated throughout The land -
ONLY - CENTS \ BON.
SETH ". FuwLE 4 son, Boston frotrietors.
Sold by AlntheraTics aud Gfoccrs generally.
May lin.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-09

Bay sido Farm.
Ann ACRES In Calvert county near the
tbNNJhsa.l 81 ~. Leonard's hay land
In good condition Ear raising corn, wheat, -
eats. tobacco. 4c. 10 acres cleared, bal, .fA
ancc in hickory. chestnut. locust and pine tim .
beri fine meadows abundance Of fish, oysters
aud game Of all kinds. Good Dwelling, two
Harms aud all necessary outhouses. Price 81.
600. For sale by
HENRY W. COOKE.
Law Bnildings, 81. Paul 81,
May AT. baltimore.
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iT ONE TCLDrR r. W..
NzO GOOD COW. ALDER IA.
VE&4X NY iiEIFEk. ssE:
A Lot or CHICKENS. sxR
Walnut Sofa. half 'l"zen hair seat Chairs, Ma.
h"gany Table. twn NJ. | rupk stoves. Pari"r
aud Office Slaves, one Grover aud Baker sew
ing Machine, one Churn. one brass Kettle Il,l
stea'ls. Tables aud other II"u." hold ciIcris.-
Also. several lots IL Fircwop.l. Luii,ber. Mar
of State anl County. Books. Sausage Gutter,
Lard Treas. 3c., 1c.
For particulars see bills.
F"-'rcrms at sale.
JAMES ". OWiNGS.
May Aft Aurtion.cr.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-09

Calvert County Farm.
A BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED FARM of
n 32s Acres on -. I.conarl's Creek; IsOacr.s
s cleared. balance IN oak. chestnut -.
- and pine timber; convenient b. wa ~
- TER; several fnc meadows suitable EL
i"r atrk raising; fab. oysters and wild ducks
"a .easan. Two gond schools within i've miles
aud churches convenient. Goad Dwelling.
Harm. and all necessary oull.ouses. Free si.ooe.
For sale by
HENRY W. COOKE,
y Law Buildinss. Baltimore. Nd.
May 2.-G
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-09

ro- Tn u Anirrs, German chemist and
a nenl~r Of the Medical Faculty Of New York
city, after iiii~rn years rrsearct aud experiment.
has discovered a method u dissoiving Iodine 10
pure water This preparation (Dr. u. Auders
Iodine wairr) has cured many cases Of seroiula,
ulcers cancers h., that had resisted the action
~ all other rr,nedies
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BLAcKSMITHING
Il COACHMAKING.

TOwSontown, Md.
The undersigned has secured the services %.
Rn excellent COAcH.MAK and also -
ons II the best CARRIAGE PAIyTERBN N
IN the STATE and j. now prepared ~ un. , "
l"r,ake all work in that line, aud IN execute il
in the best manner
tsss- All kinds of BLACKSMITH WORK
done, A. heretofore.
J. ALEXANDER PARLETT,
York Road abnvs Asly's Hotel, Towsontown.
Shops formerly occupied by sheridan 4 Hughs.
Oct H. ls6s ~
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Iateated Octo5o 10. 1870.
Price complete, $Ij. send for Circulars.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-12-31
1MisUllan Gus.
Brought to Light.
pY THOMAS sPElGHT.
CHAPTER V.-ESCAPED.

Mr. Duplessis rode homeward through
the warm May evening, slowly and
musingly. He had done good days
work, and was disposed to be satisfied
with himself and all the world. 1t was
a short three miles from Belair to Ii
lac Lodge, if you took the straight
road through Normanford; but MIR.
Duplessis chose, this balmy evening, to
take longer route, that led him
through unfreduented country ways,
and quiet lanes, made shady by the
rich foliage of overhanging trees. n
genuine spink-and-span cavalier OF the
modern school, he would have looked
far more at home in Pail Mall or the
Park. than he did on those lonely
Monkshire roads, where there were few
signs of life. save here and there Il
cluster of lime-burners novels, or Il
batch of tired labourers returning from
work
Scarcely twenty months had elapsed
since Mr.. Henri Duplessis was first
seen at Normanford, but during that
short space of time, he had contrlved
to put himself on the footing OF Il well
come guest at more than half the best
houses in the county. The Spence
laughs had brought him with them on
their return from continental tour,
and it was soon became known through
ont the neighborhood that he had been
instrumental in saving the baronets
life at the risk Of his own. lie had
come to stay month at Relaire; but
before the term of his visit was at an
end, he had decided on taking up his
residence in the neighbourhood for
some time to come. The Monkshlre
streams were famous for trout; there
was capital hunting in the next county,
only dozen miles away there was no
scarcity of people worth knowing, at
whose tables, thanks to the baronet S
introductions, he was u coveted guest :;
and last, though not least, perhaps, IN
the estimation of the Canadian, within
the circle of Monkshire acquaintance
there revolved some half-dozen young
ladies, all rich, and all charming-com-
bined attractions, which act as the lamp
does to the moth on the susceptible
hearts of gay young bachelors gay
and young still at eight-and-thirty } OF
limited income of Mr.. Duplessis come
within the meaning of such term
Nobody about Normanford could eX-
actly tell. All that was known re-
speeting him was, that he was Of good
| family-on that point we may presume
that Sir Philip Spencelaugh had salts
fled himself that he had taken, furnish
ed, for term of three years, that ele'
giant cottage once commonly known as
Lilac Lodge; that his establishment
comprised couple of women-servants,
groom, and valet; that he kept
two horses, q hunter and q cob that u
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4o,tru.
Woman'S Work


Darning little stockings
Fer restless little feet;
Washing little faces
To keep them clean and sweet;
Hearing Bible lessons.
Teaching catechisn.
Praying for salvation
From heresy and schism:
Woman's work
Sewing OH the buttons.
Overseeing ratiOns.
Soothing with kind word
Others lamentations;
Guiding clumsy Bridgets.
Coa1ing sullen Cooks.
Entertaining company.
And reading recent books:
Woman's work
Burying out of sight
Her own unhealing sharts;
Letting in the sunshine
On other clsuded hearts;
Binding up the wounded,
Healing Of the sick,
Bravely marching onward
Through dangers dark and thick:
Woman's Ork!
lie ding little children.
And blessing manhood wears;
Showing to the sinful
How Gods forgiveness cheers
Scattering sweet roses
Along another's path;
Smiling by the waysde.
Content with what she hath:
Woman's work.
Letting fall her own tears
Where oaly God can see;
Wiping off another's
With tender sympathy;
Learning by expernes.
Teaching by example;
Yearning for the gateway.
Golden, pesrly. ample:
Woman's work.
At last c0meth silence
A day Of deep repose;
Her locks smoothly braided,
Upon her breast rose;
Lashes resting gently
Upon the marble cheek;
A look of blessed peace
Upon the forehead meek.
The hands softly folded;
The kindly pulses still.
The cold lips know no smile,
The noble heart no thrill;
Her pillow needs no smoothing.
She crayeth for no care
Loves tenderest entreaty
Wakes no responses there
A grave in the valley,
Tears, bitter sobs. regret;
Another lesson taught,
That life may not forgot;
A face forever hidden,
A race forever run;
Dust to dust" the preacher saith
And woman's work is done.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-12-31
TOBACCO ANTlD0TE.

THE subscriber has purchased the right 10 sen
DIR, T. r. Abbott's Tobacco Antidote in the
Comfy OF Hancock. Orders received al his store
at Bluehin Falls, and supplied.
b, s. WOOD & co.
Blushill Taus,Nov. a, Jsss. aaosi6
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TESTIMONIALS
h,oE Sale.

For sale all the gear.work with two Says, of an
up and down saw-mil For particulars inquire OF
"r II. NJ. BOWMAN Co
Franklin, Me
frankiip, Dec. ", 1855, aw4s
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frER An extensive practice OF upwards OF
y twenty years. continues to secure ratSnts IN
the Uniied States also in great Britain, Ffatee
and other foreign countries. Caveats, speelhea'
IONS bonds Assignments, and all papers or draw
ings for Patents, executed on reasonable TERMS
with dispatch. Researches made INTO AmsIl1an
ard Foreign works, to determlnf lftal and olher
advice rendered in all matters touching thP same
fobies of the eIaiips of any patent furnished by
reIhtting one dollar, Assignments recorded In
No 1senoy in the United States possesses superior
6ciiites for obtaining Patents, T dscsrfaining the
pracficabiiify ofiHreat1ons. ..,
of hi. Large practice made on teiee rejeeted aRpai.
cations SIXTEEN APPEALSi erery one of when was
decided IN MS Jaror by the Commissioners Of Patents
--O-
TESTIMONIALS.
II regard Mr.. Eddy as ope of the Hostcyraete ana
successful practitioners with Whom ! naNe Ma"
Commissioners of Patents,
~ have no hesitation IN assuring inventors thai
they cannot employ man more competent ana
tr14steorfhy, and more capable OF putting ther
applications in form 10 secure FOR them an carry
antiiay orable consideration at the Patent ONCE
EDMUND BURK,"
Late Commissioner OF Patents.
"Mr, X. ii. EDDY has made for me THIRTEEN
anpljc atoms in all but ONE of which patents
nave been granted. and that one is nowpending.
such unmistakahe proof OF great talent and
ability ON his part leads me to recommend all In
ventors to Apply to him TO procure their patents
as they may he sure Of having the most faithful
attention bestowed on their cases, and at very
reasonable charges. JOHN TAGGAhD."
Jan. l. isGS-ly50
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size see @pn1ltp.@ lsrfs,2
IafbsAls ~, 6fp. bS.

y v 177T1E -
0eiratbss BemtIIigun'Sen,
IN Lester gBotbs ausaegeben;
@iliars Burns unb 6anHie &earneg.
sSobn Gparss iins Sarab Slautmon. $500
6amI .. sDpers nnb AEsnpra 9. Faplor,
Senrp M GGubsrs nnb Saais %. MoOre
ebarIes St. ensIep i,nb Tassie Sositns.
s. o. 9asar unb ganep Dagger.
ansnt Tiaer unb Glen 6Iodertp.
s. $ O'GsnneI unS @arp 3. Silsse. t
Gbas. s. @teimanri unb Gbrifina Singer.
s8ns. q. Collins mtb Sarah 8 Eapfor. 8
Eemple o. Sorris, ir., uns aHep Gttitp atllon.
aroSforS gt6sI nnO q. 6IOrence 0atnes.
auBerbem trurben ..5eirat6Slirenisn an 3
farbige pasre ertbetlt. es
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TlnssBeritbf.

Ser 5Iub baIt nod 3 SUB an ben
Sboals.
SlnqetOmmen ii Oas OainpfbOOt
SaIismon bon Cairo uno triro tnorseft
giadmittaa 4 nbr tuieoer oabinseb.
fahren. lleber Sra@t uno Yailagiere
'erhalt man bereitiuiIIige 2lnSfunit bel
sen Serren Gorbett u. 8og0 an Der
2anbung.
gIbaeSaneen 1T tein Sampler.
Sic Gei6afte an Der 2anbun9 iua :
rem beute eftpas Iebbafter ais geltern.
EeIearapbii9e BeriAte aus @ins
ciunoti ,nel6en bic N6fabrt bes Snnts
piers SabaEna bon bort mad Sfalbbiue
nit elmer bcIIftGnoi9en .2acung. Der
felbe paflirte geitern 2OuisDiIle. utls
ter ceneit, tpeIde 6raAten nit oielsni
Damufer tinpfan9en tueroen, .fliioen
mir Sic Serrefi. 3. Blunilttin; Unnf
i. Ofippsraer; Sc. @oridbcrg; $. M.
6osIc6: Qitterer u. Gabler; W. o.
9eifhar6t; 8. 2sbb; 6. Beis u. Co.;
/ aB. St. BauI i. Co.; Gtcinfitaur 4.
aitierer; %. $. @eGel u. Gobn uilo
q. ii. 8 g1bcrIeD. !s KS Ky
Ser MnEanft 6elTegbsn ftsbt ntan fir
Gonntae entss9sih
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Sanbel ,.uD B1rfe.

Stem gorf, Greitaax IS. Sebs .
6 70 0ffnete 3u3 141 uno ftano nm
101 Hbr 141a, 124 llbr @ittags 14l8.
u. g. 8onbS 6pros. fallig 1881. n04
5@20er 4. Series 1lOt
2. !, ..10H8
8. 1883
gleue &usgabe. -. IOI
1910 Coupons. .104aa
7.30 /. Series .1....,. .lO6t
50 g.. nqv 80. 4. ;. .lU05
8. ...... 1908
BaunliuoIle better, b0bere Yreiie
berlamgt. 1lplatos 221 @ts. 50 d.
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Tar Goantp Neeifter: =
Sd ar lee SS. g nc | ( b.
-
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%enneifee ilmb 9Saciftc Gifeis
90 balm. !,
FOR SUBSCRIPTION.

HOR SOBSC6AI14O1Ns 49,
Oie fOiaeuDen SleiolutiOneu ipurben
in Der g1oininatious s@onDention etTls
itimn1ie anoenOmmen:
..Sn GrlDaHng, bab unlerer Wfels
uui,a nod Der Ban Der 9ennehee nno
Hacific giienbabn Elm anternebrnet TT,
peId,es bereHuet iff, Die Silfsquelleti
unieres GtnateS, Mnb befon6ers ben
@erabaa uttb bic Sbit3udt bebeuteno 81
eutri6eln; unb ba oaftlbe bon illlges
heurem 8erth fur ben 9anoel nno oas
aobrifuejen BON glafbbille uno Da6io>
lon @ounth iiA ertpeiiea ipiro, nno %
Der @au biefer @abn fOfDrt In glngrifl
ornommen iuereen rilub, nnl bic 9onis'
6iIe u. Naibpille Balm az berbinoefn,
cine 8ueiabobu bon galattn mad
W4urtreesbore IL esri9ten, iuas bic IN,
permei0lide Golge nab no 3teben
uiirbe, oen6anoeE mad Dem Sloen bon
nuierer Gtaot mad 2ouisbiIle tusteber,
uu6 bo Die 8ropDfition, Der Sennehee
n. HaciFe 1dbn Geieafdaft $500, 000
@ountp 8onbe ~ Ieibet, mebr lls orel
NAL 70 siel @ol6 in Gta0t un0 COUNTY
unter ben QIrbeitern, Garniern uni
GanSuertern IN l1mlauf fesen rro nils
70 aus unFertt inautieIlen &lemnte reis
SEN wngbe; bebbdlb go
GeieB4bef @IoIfen, OaB BIZ
NeSubliEanilde Yaftei BON DaDiDlons
Gountn bic YropOIition berjIi6 en00is
firt un6 DaE aae G0nbiDaterl, bic burA
6ieIe Contention nominirt tpcroen fiHl
hierburd berpFid,tet iperoen, ibrengin'
fIue Nafiir ane5niibtn, Oab bic Gtimrn
eeHer Sci ber @abl am 7ten Wfdrj iii
Bic Droboiiticn itimnlsil.
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Gpecial NDti5elt.

Ew @err NSorif 9iDber 1T
2ofal s9lgent fir Die :, Sennellee Staatsee
8eitun9".
H@sf6dftsSerIssuns BON SO. SO
mad "a Iprb-gberrs 9traBe. Die @sentur
brr @teeler unb 98iIlrn Mabmai9ime 1T mad
SO. "a 9fDrb-gberrY StraBe, benz nd9iten
9aus, mo aeitber bic 5lUrence unb 5utpe
@ssntur Iofaliiirt mar, Serlest tporbfn.
Die gDbseler unb g5iIipn Nabmaf@inr rr-
biet bic bDtfte prGnie unb ein3iSe GDlp-
Mebaile auf Der 9ariler Ausielluns am n.
SUM 1867 inter 80 Niitbfperberu.
8eIu1t pber f6reibt
SO. g. @alfeE
feb25 fgB SO. 81 Nprb-@bsrrs.
II 5part Gmer @eIb! Die f1meren
3eiten BADEN eiren guten GinFuB apf ben
0rpcerte- Wnrft gehabt, inbem Pc bic
preife berobsefrgt mnb es baber benz Gcniu~
Intnten mSalitb semn1t baben, gu auBrrur-
beutIi1 bilisen preiien einsufnufen. Daspn
fann iid Elm Sober iiberseueert, tpenlt er Bel
Sd. @. Gotten II. Bro. 80. % NsS b
GDItest 5traBs feline Ginfaafe matt.
ia. ST
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Sur GOnntp 1ruftee:
Erapis So In 3 a nj.
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Eg 81 em term d fel. g8fe mir
60ren, miro Mi9ter e9bafelforb, Der
feline @ntIailung aus Der Supreme
Court genominen bat, an Die Stelle oes
Sanders Sarri1pn uub bieier in Sic
supreme Court on ben RlaB nes 9tids
tiers Sbadelforo eiilriideI.
~ GbegIId. 8eFern fam
'ein qeiuilIer Osborne, Der in Der giabe
Der Noropeitern Sbeos tuobnte, betruns
Zen nad Sauie, ftblng feline Srau nit
einem @tu1Inieber uno ieste fein 9aus
in Seuer. Vie gtadbarn eilten berbei
un6 I6idten oa6elbe, nobel lie Our6 Die
WebfIoaeu Ser Srau anfnterflan GEE
nta1t, oiefe in einem elen0en 8uitano
in Dem brennenoem @ebalbe fauben.
Ser Wfann elite, nit eirlem Satbet be-
tuaffnet burd Die 0en9e uno entfam.i
R @inbrii6e. Gs lit Elm febr
trauriees 3ei9en fur bic iittliden 8u<
itanoe in unlrer Sta6t, baB Siebfable,
Ginbrii4e uno lelbtt Nforbtbaten 70
entfekIid bauiig borfoninen. Die
Slatter f0nnen na99eraoe ibre 3ofals
fpaGten NIT 8eri9ten iiber bereleiden
@rei9niTe auffuaen. sluber ben forts
pdbrenb Dor Dem @oIiseiaeridt berst
banbeIten ,,unbebeutenbenO iebfdbien"
ereienen fl9 iol6e bon bebeutenoer
Dirt 10 siemIid ieben Sag, ooer btel<
mebr ieoe gin6t, oenn bic sfadt 1T Der
Sag 6es Diebseefnoels.
@eitern ipurbe in Der Bobnnng Der
Srau 8olf, gSittpe bss beritorbenen
8rafioenten Same8 s.. 8olt, in Vine
Strabe einaebroGeu uns ben ben
2anefingern i'm tnebreren 8imintern
/ aro6e 8eripirrung angeri9tet. 0ie
Niebe IuAten ipoAI, aber fanoen nitbts,
oa Die Game 6eS Soules ibre @ertbs
! ia1en tuobl beripabrt bate. Sur eini9e
Ifil6erne SbeeI0ffeI tparen Die Beute,
ais fe bEr1 Die Siilferufe zines Dienit.
m666ens, nel9e burd elm @erdufd
sepe6t moroen mar, beriagt murben
! Sn oerielben Gtrabe ifiegen mebrere
Spibbuben ia oas Saus bes Sr.
Brings, ais bieier grade Bel etnenl
/ @atienten NOR un6 ftoblsn cine aniebn'
/ Tide Wenee SiIber9eidirr.
Gn6li4 uurbe bon Der tidhtliher
griiberf9aft Elm bergeblfder 8erlud
eentadt, oas Saus bes Serrn 6. Sc
/ Saps, ebenfaIIs in 8ine, gu pInnbern
| Ser aber nidt 9eIang.
4 Sic NalbDiller Berbrederberi9tt
iperOen ieoeil sag gro6fta0tii9er.
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gtraf,e,ts gifenbal),,

m.t@sagfn mmb maigarnmn 8weise Der
OSaSs 1sIS1int gffabenesisaea peFesH
anf sxsSsia Ease een beutt an
-. = ,s.us eusoescten sver6en, ebenio sin fsRf
eMter esnipahmiof MageH, fsF fsstfH isFss senla@s
wiED. 4J
g,os Ganae ipirb fir iueHiger ais Elm
0riffheiI Der uripriingli@efs
ollsh beftdnft iueroen.
.un Nit tirnsp qsnenHssR 8:Itss,s:. sssssH
70 iSa s aR rmm 8mf6e 6er &imwtet4dflnng
~erSasft rSerbefe ~ - ~ an.aa A.r ers@eta
as4 sasn gs % sss .s NEs e sss atsss
1900 ,s,.S IS ~ etnem Dollar faF @9nL-
,,,,h Slssef inter i3 JsbreH peFtanlt werosn'
''''''' -, - 9bsmae 0batwsIis
..soe 4ds 9rafksnt pro ten.
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NDliset 0erie6t.

s. SIS. SolIp, betrul,ferL So.
81. .Sobias, Sdldserei, Soften.
gSm. Qlaen, beSgl.; So.
0tobert 0abis, Sifbfabl, 80 Sage
MrbeitsbauS.
9Sm. @nntmer ffarb. Salten eines
IieOerli9en Sauies, frsi9eiprod)en.
Sobn @rdibalo, Grl6ieBen ieiner
Srau, neri6oben.
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Gigentbums@ nebertra9nnS
cen, mel ebeIekte $50 d Elm
Ser Sffiee. pes @,onnt o..
Court s@Ierfs egifrtrt
Durben.
SO. s.. Soipen, 6. u. M..an @aes
thQrine @rtith, Baufelle 1866. w
$. g. @albreatb, 2ano i'm 20 Oiltr.
500.
Benton s.. Sgoon ON San,es gSiute
ans, 9anb i'm s. Oifr. $1247.75.
SIS. 8. 81. HamieD on Gogefelo uao
4n. @ifenbabn, 8anltelle $25O0.
9pbia 81. Goodman an Sames g.
@iliantS, 2anb inn 8, Oiltr. $3.50
Nnton Marer an Sobn Stub 8aus
ifene $500.
IS S.gN. Buchanan, Srultee, an 9tiS
E4harS O. Somor0 ~ 8aultellen $4,000.
8uoolp5 @eib an Cigar SoneS,
Baultellen Mntbeil $500,
@eorg q. 9lqen, Nont, an N, u
8arrp Sans uno Cot $500.
@barles &tr9er II. Sruu an Setter
SeG, 8aultelle 5000.
Ma9oalene Netiener an Setter Sed
8auitelle 5000.
81. s. Some on Sobn Some Sc older
Qanb i'm IA. 0i1tr. 1866.
81. g. @baobourne on Yleaiant Sing
8auteue $500.
Oerlelbe an Senne9 unO gilbert Oa>
bis, BaulteIe $780, =
/ Nf. 9. Soiuea, 6. u. ST., on Sobr
g. BransforD. @rec, 2anb in Go9ee
fielb 81, 1923.
Serlelbe an San.es g. green, 2ani
i'm GouutD $1,000.
8nl. $. 9apfins an q. $. 2arleD
| III Slntbeil an einerSauite[le 500.
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gSerseitbnif. i,etler Ilm3et8en
inr beatiAel Slatte'
PEOPLES CANDIDATE,
FOR CONSTABLE.
In First tSashville) District, s4iss
CHARLES MORLEY,
Election, March 7th 1867.

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8esiRer; ano
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ger Ganbibat fur County Sraitee fur
Die WdrarabIen an.
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gen @admittas 4 lbr nit Sra@t uaO
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penbe Fa an Gprbest 'unS soso. *
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ODER UNI BARN bsbaIFid gu fem.
8anterott grtlarunsen bon Mfiles
$. Ma1s in staibbiHe; uaO SbOs
gtaIter ii Sarfbiue GUNNER en.
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Edr NeOenue Collector:
WG { cb a e { 50 a [ I b.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-28
8epabtitallilf)rs
GOmutD 3ide t.
SUR Sherif.

6. yf. 9 DmalD ( . %.
, 1868-10-02

Mandag den 26le October for Beboerne i
Pri"d>en>-, H~p,tal>- og Nyegade, Kongrns
Tvergadr, Torve- o. B rye og Laguns ade,
ligeledes i ovenmeldte Politikammer.
Foruden de OpIysninger, der ere f,rr6dne til
Beregning at Skattrrue, og som pnhver Eier eller
Le'er at Huse j, og udenfor Byerre, SAINT af
PIantager, er pligtig at medd, lie Commissioner,
har Gonvcrne mcntet anscet DIT htnsigtSmassigt
til samme lid at erholde Underre,ning ON An
tallet at Arbcidere paa Planragerne og af andre
Personer som oph"lde sig der, SAINT ON Krea-
turholdet paa Lander, m. IN til bvi ket Oemed
Blanketlerne I'll Skattelisterne e,e forsynede
med de saa Henseende forn0lne Rubrikker.
Plantage- Eiere have at indgive n0iagrige OPP
lysninger ON hvormeget Land der er udlagt
/ S%ukkerdy rkning, BomulddyrkniDg, aDden
Dy'kning og Gre,gang.
Forsaavidt nogeu Deel at Landet like err til
nogen Nytte eIler Bug, elIer a~fgiver nogen
lndt@gt, oliver Ager Antallet at anfore paa
SknttelIsten, og en- Attest derom, udstedt un-
der Feds Tubud af Eieren OF tyende Borgere i
Qvarteret, SAINT bekraftet af Qvarteerof fl oeren,
at ludIevere til Commissioner; h~vorefter det
vii komme under narmere Ovrrveielse ON og
hvorvidt Eitergivelse af Grundskatten, af saa-
dlnt Land kan ~tilstaaes.
HuuSeiere, hvis Huse have staaet ledge 6
Maaneder og derover, og som desaarsag forlan-
&c Ncd>Rttelse Skatterne, have at indseude
tilstr @kkeligt Beviis for, at Huset bar staaet
ubeboet det a%ngivpe Tdsrum. Enhver SON
t%orS0mmer at aigive de fmnavnte OpIysninger
til ovenmeldte It'd g Sted, maa IiIskrive sig
sew det deraf fydende Tab.
Blanketter til Skartelister Vile blivc omdeelte
nog e Dage forinden Skate Commissioners
Mode, og bIive n6;agtigen at udlylde af We'd
kommende, SAINT derefter at afgivr I'll Commits
slonen, Byerne paa den for hvrr Gade, og paa
Landet paa den for hver Qvarteer bestemte
Dag.
Ska'te-C Commissioner for St. Croix, den 23de
September 1868.
S. w. V. Brake, G. R. Magens, j. Hoyer,
COnSt. cOnSt. const.