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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-09-23

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Kemp, Alfred
Kemp, Charles
Kemp, Shadrach Of j,
Kelly John P.
Lawson, John w.
Lawson, Edward W.
Lambert, George W.
Mays, Abra ham
Martin, Richard A.
Merryman, George
Morfoot, Isaac
NIilendore, John H.
Martin, Jabez
Myers, Elisha
Merryman, Elisha
Miller, Samuel L.
Morrison, John s..
Miller, Robert w.
Myers, Samuel
Morfoot, John
Martin, Luther A.
Martin, Caleb
Miller, John G.
Martin, Mordecai
Marley, Christopher
Martin, John
Miller, Thomas
Marsh, James II.
Miller, Stephen II.
Naylor, Levi
Mace, John
Mace, Ferdinand
Mace, Henry
Patterson, John
Price, John A.
Price, Mordeeai
Patterson, Charles
Price, Daniel
Price, Benjamin F.
Price, Nelson
Patterson, Samuel
Painter David
Patterson, VIM.
Price, Samuel
Painter, Abraham
Quinn, James
Rigle, VIM. L.
Renshaw, Thomas W.
Reinaman, David
Resi-, Jacob
Royston, Edward G.
Royston, John w.
Ryan, VIM. L.
Shearer, Daniel F.
Sparks, VIM. C.
Shaub, John II.
Strevick, Ephraim B.
Scott, Thomas II.
Shultz, Thomas w.
Shamberger, Daniel B
Safer, John Sr.
Stimer, John II.
Seaks, Frederick
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Birkett, Thomas
Breat, Henry
Baker, John
blackburn, Jehu
Behu, John
Baseman, Vachcl W.
Bentner, Henry
Boyce, Edward
Blunt, Atwood
Bellison, VIM. X.
Brown, James NJ.
Blackburn, John W.
Bollock, VIM. Jr.
blackburn, Thos. F.
Berry, James Sr.
Baseman, Theodore
Blackburn, VIM. C.
Bidinger, John
Baker, Jacob c.
Brown, Enoch s.
Bellison, Wesley
Black, Joseph
Belt, Osborn Jr.
Bear, John r.
Blackford, Eugene
Boswell, John T.
Boswell, VIM. E.
Brandoff, Charles
Botello, Andrew
Bellison, Samuel T.
Barns, Joshua
Bennett, Henry c.
Bailey, VIM.
c.
Crooks, Samuel
Chapman, Thomas d.
Carman, John
Childs, Summerlield
Cook, Henry
Clay, John
Clay, james
Crooks, William
Chapman, Robert b.
Choate, David
Crooks, George N.
Cavey, Reuben
Chisler, Henry
Crooks, Nelson
Crooks, Washington
Cavany, Peter
Cox, Abraham
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Dunn, John
Dorsey, Andrew
Dorsey, Thomas
Duvall, George W.
During, John f.
Devease, John L.
Dunn, John Wesley
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Eastman, George
Emmart, Gerard
EIer, VIM. III.
Eton, John I.
Euler, John
Evans, John
Euler, John A.
Edmonson, VIM.
T
Frantz, J. Milton
Fryfogle, John Sr.
Fishpaw, Aquilla
Fryfogle, David
Frazier, John NJ.
Frazier, Joseph
Frantz, Joseph Ira.
FogIe, Josiah
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Fathers, John
Fogle, Samuel L.
Fryfogle, John Jr.
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Gosnell, Nimrod
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Gleason, Daniel
Gosnell, Israel
Griswold, Levi
Griswold, Charles
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Gumperman, Albert
Greenwalt, Joseph
Glenzer, Henry
Guy, George
Gifin, Henry
Griffin, Stephen
Griffin, John t.
Giffin, Henry
III
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Haviland, Edgar P.
Henwick, Christopher
Hammond, John Z.
Hine, John VIM.
Dandy, Thomas
Hohmon, Matthias
Henry, Arthur
Hahn, John
Hahn. Hannah
Hitchcock, Alex W.
Harker, James Of VIM.
Harker, VIM. ii.
Harker, James p.
Harker, John F.
Harker, Aloyseus
Hall, James
Hammond, John D.
Hilton, George
Helborger, George
Humphreys, John
Hinckle, Jacob
Hale, Joseph
Holbrook, Isaac
Henritz, George of d.
Henrity, Geo rye of d.
Hale, James
Hook, Joseph
Haslup, J. w.
Holbrook, ]. Isaac
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Iglehart, Emory
Iglehart, Milton
J
Jones, Thomas r.
johnson, Urias
Jones, John l..
Jones, Arthur W.
lott, John
jean, Charles L.
Jones, VIM. ii.
X
Klohr, Adam
Krider, Jacob
hlrk, huam
Kuntz, Conrad
Kirk, John
Kirk, George W.
Kunz, Jacob
Kunwright, Nicholas
Kraft, Frederick
Krummer, J. Henry
Karl, George
Karl, George
L.
Lilley, Zachariah
Lilley, Amos
Lowrey, VIM.
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Tyson, JAS. W.
Turner, Lewis Jr.
Toflling, John II.
Tracey, John
Ulery, Il. G.
Vanhorn, James b.
Vickers, George r.
Whitney, Geo. T.
Wiley, Robert
White, Charles L.
West, Henry
White, Francis
Wannenwitch, Charlie.
Wise, Lewis V.
Woods, Levi
Woods, Ezra
Wilson, Anon
Walker, Edward
Welsh, James
Ways, Leonard F.
Wolfe, Il. Jefferson
Week, William
Williams, Edward
Williams, Walter
Watts, Nelson
Waters, Edwin
Weeks, John L.
Wasmoth, Fred
Watts, Charles
Ware, William II.
Walter, Hiram L.
Wisner, A.
Yingling, Absalom
Younger, Richard
Ziegler, Alexander
Zellers, Jacob
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Tyler, Il. B.
Tyler, Charles
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Vandegriit, John NJ.
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Wather, George
Whitman, Ezra
Whitman, Ezra b.
Wiederman, Luther T.
Whiteridge, Thomas
Wilson, p. b.
Wilmot, Howard
Williams, George ii.
Whitelock, r. G..
Williams, Charles II. col
Webb, John 7.
Webb, j. p.
Webb, p. w.
Williams, Alexander col
Webster, Isaac d. col
Wasmuth, John
Webb, Thomas ii.
Waters, Charles E.
Williams, Rudolph r.
Welsh, John
Watts, John +.
Welsh, Michael
Wheeler, Thomas
Walker, John II.
Willis, William NJ.
Y
Ycllhall, Irwin
Zellers, VIM.
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Owings, Peter
p
Parrish, Nehemiah
Peacock, John r.
Parrish, Aquilla
Parrish, Chas.
Primrose, James w.
Pearce, Geo. r.
Powers, Edward
Presgron, Saml. col
Peters, Jacob col
Pearce, Joseph w.
r
Bogers, James P.
Raw, George
Roth, Francis
Richardson, Thos. b.
Rustic, Vim.
Ritter, James C.
Richardson, J. r.
Reed, Thomas col
Reed, Isaac col
Rupert, John Henry
Reed, James col
Rendles, Chas. col
Rogers, Samuel II.
Roach, VIM.
Richard, Robert
Redman, Adolphus
hlggln, VIM.
Riddle, Elisha
Rogers, c. B.
S
Stump, A. II.
Stump, W. G. II.
Sauerwine, Peter G..
Schwatka, Francis A.
Sullivan, David
Sauble, Peter Abraham
Slieer, Rev. Thos. R.
Shae, James
Shipley, Chas. W.
Shipley, Jacob
Stapylton, John
Scott, Nathaniel col
Smith, Talbot col
Smith, Richard col
Smith, Edward col
Stepney, Robert col
Stepney, George col
Smith, Vim. II. col
Scott, Aquilla col
Smith, Alfred s.
Simms, John w. col
Stansbury, Lemuel
Stangler, VIM.
Smith, Henry col
Snowden, Henry col
Smith, Joseph col
Shipley, Andrew j.
Smell, Edward A. col
Stansoury, ELIAS
Sinnett, Patrick
Sellers, Basil D.
Smith, Michael
Shockney, Jacob
Siegk, John
Slade, Lewis T.
Scott, Jeems col
Skipper, Thomas
Scott, John
Shafer, John
L
Tagert, Cardiff
Todd, Stephen
Townsend, C. 3.
Thomas, Henry col
Thomas, Charles col d.
Thomas, Lewis col
Tyler, Basil col
Tyson, Chas. col
TetslalI, Augustus
Tetslall, Frank
Tobcin, Lawrence
Tucker, James f.
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Wilson, Chas.
Wright, Thos.
Williamson, Luke T.
Wilson, Jacob
Wagner, Edward
VAIL, Conrad
Nlnkler, ThoS.
White, Edward
Wilhelm, John
Werlich, j. Allen
Watts, Nathaniel
Wrigand, Joseph A.
Williams, Hazard col
Williams, John col
Watts, Philip
Waters, Robert col
Watts, Thos.
Waters, James col
Winterode, Geo. C.
Wimsett, John
Wolfe, Ephraim
Watts, Edward
Wilhelm, Jacob
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Yates, Matthew col
Yates, Matthew Jr. col
Yates, George col
ON the Registration Book
lence, deaths, or any othel
red to 10Th Ward.
n the State.
fered to Z Ward.
ed to IL Ward.
9th District.
red to 9th District.
cred to Baltimore city.
i.
d to Goth Ward.
sfered to 4th District.
reeting said lists, the Reg
-formance of his duties, al
HOUSE, REISTERS-
ROAD,
ODER 2Sd, 1871,
TON HOTEL,
ORER 24th, 1871,
[STERSTOWN ROAD,
'T0BER 25th, 1871,
o'clock A. NJ. to 6 o'clock
Ors will be promptly cor
lists will be finally closed.
IUEL BRADY, JR.,
on Sd Election District.
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Morgan, John f.
Macgill, o. P.
Mettam, Judson
Marsh, John
Naylor, II. /. DR..
holland, John
Nolan, John col
Owings, Barney
Owings, John f.
Owings, Israel
0'Leary, Mark
Owings, Wesley NJ.
Owings, Thos. NJ.
Oil, Philip
Parsons, Joshua
Peacock, John
Pfoutz, S. Miller
Parrish, Aquilla
Pearce, Thos.
Prastlay, John
Phillips, Elias D.
Pearce, Luke ].
Parrish, Thos. 4.
Parrish, Thos.
Quinn, Thomas
Rennolds, II. S.
Kinney, Adam
Roach, Samuel
Reed, VIM. II.
Rieley, James
Rieley, Phillip
Robinson, Daniel
Robinson, John II.
Ruhl, Mundtas
Ruhl, John C.
Rogers, Micajah
Ritter, 0wings
Rhomer, Lawrence
Ritter, Joseph
Ritter, Joseph II.
Rogers, Chas. l..
Riddle, Alexander
Rogers, Henry c.
Roe, John W.
Ryerston, Peter
Smith, John L. II.
Stocks, John c.
Shortrow, VIM.
Sanderson, Thos.
Sutch, Daniel
Stewart, w m.
Sutch, John
Shirt, Christian
Smith, Joseph
Shipley, Chas. G..
Stockett, Chas. W.
Smith, VIM. H.
Stump, Ruben
Sayer, VIM. H.
Stevens, Alpha
Skipper, Dorsey E.
Smith, John
Smith, Geo. W.
Shipley, Edwin
Sanderson, Francis
Shipley, W. II.
Sterholl, John
Sands, James
Shipley, Brice G..
Shipley, Henry E.
Shipley, Chas. NJ.
Smith, John 7.
SebOur, John
Stapleton, Richard
Smith, VIM.
Smith, Jas.
Slingluf, John L.
Smith, John Jacob
Smith, Geo. w.
Scott, Patrick
Shipley, Francis 7.
Shipley, Geo. B.
Sumwalt, Runyon
Sumwalt, Isaac II.
Skipper, Thos.
Townsend, r. Bowie
Tucker, Aaron II.
Tidings, Richard f.
Turner, John L.
Tucker, Emory
Todd, Stephen
Tucker, Eli
Townsend, Samuel
Townsend, Samuel
Taylor, Isaac
Taylor, Matthias
Timanus, Andrew
Townsend, James E.
Wink, George
Whitelock, Vim.
Woolston, Benz.
Wintrode, Levi
Wright, Oliver
Waldron, E. 0. S.
Wright, Joseph
Walker, Noah
Watts, Asbury
Wright, Robert
Wright, Thos. R.
Wright, John
Wright, Thos.
Watts, John
Walker, Patrick II.
Wise, F. G.
Wright, Oliver
Watts, Benz.
Watts, J. w.
Werlich, Jacob C.
Walsh, Philip
Wright, VIM.
Wilson, Benz.
Voc, BENZ. f.
Yingling, Martin
Yoe, BENZ. r.
The names stricken
from transfers, non re
cause
Corbett, Jacob, dead.
Cole, Thomas, Z"
Evans, John A. trans
Funk, Jacob, dead.
Fattle, John, moved I
German, Solomon, ira
Green, DIR. VIM. tran.
Hall, c. B. transferred
Levin, VIM. Jr. trans
Levin, John II. dead
Leamy, James C. traI
Merceron, Daniel S. {
Speddon, John, transl
Winterode, John l.. II
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HAMMETT'S 3-MI
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MONDAY, U
AT CALVI
TUESDAY, o.
7-MILE HOUSE, l
WEDNESDAY,
Sitting each day from
p. NJ.
All omissions and
rected, after which tn
Officer Registr
Sept. SO.-lt
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Davis, Robert col
Davis, Alexander col
Derricks, VIM. col
Dorsey, Henry col
DOMAIN, Henry col
Dogit, Thos. col
Davidson, George
Doxzcn, Jacob
Dobel, Alviz
L
Elder, George II.
Ensor, Nelson L.
Eaton, Alexander j.
T
Foley, VIM.
Fundenburg, VIM. I.
Fishpaugh, Henry
Fishpaugh, Aquilla
Fishpaugh, John
Fowler, Horace col
Foster, Henry col
Fairfay. Joseph col
Fletcher, Nathaniel col
Foot, VIM. col
Flegle, Samuel II.
Francis Lewis col
Furguson, Thos. JEFF.
G
Glaum, Peter
Gallagher, Chas.
Galloway, Thomas col
Green, Enlis col
Green, Perrie col
Costing Augustus col
Griffin, VIM. Chas col
Geissendaffer, James I.
Grove, VIM. f.
Gardner, Christian
Griffin, Matthew col
Gill, Franklin
Colt, John
II
Hook, Samuel Sr.
Hyland, W.
Hook, Solomon
Harper, Henry
Hahn, John
Hook, Nelson
Hayden, VIM.
Hursey, stephen col
Harper, James col
Husen, Abraham col
Hick, Moses col
Husen, Theodore col
Hall, Samuel col
Holiday, John col
Horton, Handy col
Holiday, Edward col
Hopkins, Chas. C.
Hawkins, Richard col
Hopkins, Moses col
Hubbard, Chas. col
Husen, Geo. col
Holiday, John col
Hopkins, ]. R.
Hamilton, Amos
ireland, Sampson
Irvine, Washington col
j
James, Nathan col
Jones, Seward col
Jones, John col
Jones, George col
Jones, John col
johnson, Madison col
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Slack, John
Stansburg, John S.
Smith, VIM. Edward
Skipper, Elijah
Slime, John Henry
Spirley, VIM.
Shirley, Henry Clay
Slack, John w.
Snyder, Joseph +.
Sanker, Phillip F.
Scitz, Henry G.
Simpson, VIM. L.
Schmidt, John d.
Smiser, John
Slack, Theodore F.
Softer, Barnhart
Smeed, John NJ.
Swami, Nathan
Shaw, Robert L.
Schaiff, Chas.
Stubs, Edward ii.
Slingluff, c. BONN
Slingluff, Frank
Sullivan, James
Shipley, Joseph P.
Sellers, VIM.
Stinchcomb, VIM. w.
Sullivan, Michael
Small, L. r.
Schultz, VIM.
Standenmeyer, Jacob
Scott, VIM.
Slingluff, Jesse
Slingluff, Trueman G.
Tyler, George Gurdon
Turner, Lewis Sr.
Thomas, John c
Towson, Jehu
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Conn, Robert
Crooks, Washington
CAMPBELL, Abraham
Chalk, VIM. II.
Carmichael John
Cowan, Vim.
Carey, Thomas
Carney, Geo. L.
Disney, Snowden
Doenges, Conrad
Disney, Josiah R.
Doxyon, George W.
Disney, Aaron
Disney, Alfred
Dillow, VIM.
Davis, Alexander
bearing, George A.
Davis, George w.
Didenhover, VIM.
Didenhover, Charles
Dittus, VIM. p.
Disney, Richard
Donges, f. l.
Deville, Francis
Douglas, August
Denmead, W. c.
Doenges, Conrad
Davis, Richard
Eachus, Edwin
,Essig, Frederick
Ebaugh, VIM.
Essig, Frederick Jr.
Eaton, John
Evans, Lilburn
Evans, VIM. M.
Faul, August
Forwood, John w.
Funk, Andrew M.
Fahnestock, Derrick
Fraver, Henry,
Finn, Thomas
Freeland, Emanuel
Feelemeyer, Joseph
Felgner, J. W.
Felgner, f. W.
Fowner, James
Frcybe, Frederick
Fairbanks, VIM. II.
Forcythe, Samuel
Fillinger, James L.
Graham, VIM. II.
Gladfelter, Peter
Greasely, Jacob II.
Cuttings, John S.
Gurnemon, Samuel
Gladfelter, Reuben
Green, ]. w.
Glynn, Peter
Goss, Robert
Gise, Levi
Greasely, Charles
Goss, VIM. r.
G6snell, John T.
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Temple, Andrew j.
Tirtle, Isaac o. b.
Tillman, Eli
Upton, Vim.
Upton, Joshua NJ.
Vaughn, John P.
Verm;llion, Lorenzo
Walters, Samuel D.
Wright, Joseph II.
White, Ephriam
Walters, James A. G.
Waterman, George Jr.
Ware, Charles
Weidemeyer, Adolph
Waterman, Robert
Worthington, n. of Tho.
W right, Albert
Worthington, j. +. c.
WiImott, G. Howard
Wallace, John
Watts, Gassaway
Worthington, Thos. C.
Watts; George E. M.
Weider, Henry
Wagner, Daniel
WOrthington, r. H. Jr.
Worthington, Noah II.
Worthington, r. III. Sr
Weaver, Aaron
Younger, VIM. r.
Young, Caleb
Younger, Lemuel
Younger, Henry
Young, Charles W. S.
Zimmerman, John
Zimmerman, Alexander
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johnson, James A. col
X
Keller, Peter Il.
Killclea, Thos.
Keller. Joseph L.
Kase, Alexander col
krebs, NJ. W.
Kennon, Jos. Daniel
Lutz, Samuel S.
Lake, James
Leary, Thos. N.
Leary, Thos. II. II.
Levin Chas. w.
Leaf, Joshua
NJ
McCarty, Patrick
Murray, John F.
McGcc. james
Mullen, Thos.
Monaghan, Thos.
Marx, Henry
McDevit, Henry
Messing, Adam
Miller, Henry
Moody, Henry col
Mynskey, Henry col
Murray, Abram col
Murray, George col
Monroe, Warner col
Myers, Henry col
McGinn, Robert C.
Mans, Joseph col
Madden, Alfred
Maddox, Richard
Minnich, Benz.
McElroy, Chas. A.
Morgan, Jefferson
Miller, Jesse col
Maeken, John II.
McHenry, j. Howard
Malone, Louis
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PRECINCT.
A
Andrew, Henry C.
Arlington, G. W.
Allen, VIM. ii. col
Anderson, Levi col
Adler, Phillip
Adler, Adam
Akehurst, Chas.
Bark, VIM.
Baker, Joseph 0.
Beam, Lewis II.
Byers, Nathan
Bowersox, Geo. W.
Brooks, VIM.
Brooks, John
Belt, S. S.
Brutsche, Felix
Brown, Emanuel
Bennanger, John
Black, James
Brown, John w.
Belt, John T.
Byrne, L. r.
Brady, Thos.
Bell, Chas. II.
Barron, John
Brisko, Lemuel col
Brown, Joshua col
Breckenridge, Samp. col
Butler, VIM. II. col
Brown, Enoch S.
Bryne, B. J.
Brewer, Geo. col
Brown, Mason Sr.
Brooks, John
Brown, Isaac col
Breckenridge, Austin co
Brandan, Henry o.
Buckenham, Elias A. co
Brown, Henry col
Brooks, VIM.
Banhardt, VIM. col
Boxold, Geo. NJ.
Bitter, VIM.
Barron, Richard II.
Blake, c. w. w.
Barnity, Alexander II.
Brown, Mason Jr.
Brinn, John
Bell, Joshua
Bowen, John
Compton, James S.
Coyne, John
Childs, Benz.
Coghdan, Thos.
Ceamer, John
Creager, Ignatius
Chalk, Elias
Cowan, John
Childs, John P.
Coleman, John
Cockey, Chas. T.
Cole, Zacariah
Coates, VIM. A.
Camphor, VIM. col
Chase, Thos. col
Camphor, Jesse col
Cambell, George col
Cooper, Jared col
Crusey, Albert
Cassidy, Michael
Conner, Bernard
Graham, Augustin
Counte, John col
Cooke, Adolphus
Clayton, E. c.
Cummings, Nicholas
Cooney, VIM. A.
Combs, Thomas
D
Dermot, John
Dorsey, Allen col
Dorsey, Samuel col.
Diggs, John col
Dorsey. Cornelius col
DOMAIN, Philip col
Dorsey, Isaiah col
Davis, Robert col
Davis, Alexander col
Derricks, VIM. col
Dorsey, Henry col
DOMAIN, Henry col
Dogit, Thos. col
Davidson, George
Doxzen, Jacob
Dobel, Alviz
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Armaeost, Caleb
Armacost, John
Alban, Joseph
Armacost, Stophel F,
Armacost, John F.
Algire, George
Armacost, John II.
Armacost, Geo. w.
Alban, Eli S.
Armacost, Jabez
Adam, VIM.
Armacost, Elijah
Armacost, John W.
Abbott, Thomas j.
Bond, John w.
Beckley, Daniel
Boring, Richard C.
Brown, Elisha
Bull, Ambrose
Bull, Joshua L.
Bosom, Daniel
Beckley, John B.
Bosso N, Charles
Barber, VIM.
Belt, Darby
Benson, Joshua l..
Bowen, Charles
Baublits, Charles F.
Bosom, Abraham
Boring, Bryant W.
Benson, Benjamin
Boring, Greenbury
Bosom, George
Baublits, Samuel
Benson, John w.
Brooks, Grafton S.
Benson, Benjamin F
Benson, Melchoir F
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Goodwin, Corhelius
Gosne!l, VIM.
Gray, Richard
Greacen, John Jr.
Gray, Daniel G.
German, George l.
II
Hook, Thomas D.
Homeless, Samuel
Hartzell, Jacob
Hamilton, James
Hoffman, +. W.
Hoffman, Ephraim
Hook, Joseph
Hutchings, Augustus
Hughes, A. J.
Hall, John
Hobbs, Lewis
HoG, Jacob w.
Halliday, Robert
Hett, Henry
Houseman, w. E.
Hooper, Charles
Hooper, James E.
Hooper, Thomas j.
Hart, VIM. col.
Harris, Isaac col.
Hawkins, Albert col.
Hall, Henry VIM.
Hammett, James r.
Hart, Talbot col.
Huscn, Samuel Thos. col
Husen, Townsen col.
Halter, Daniel
Hof, w. G.
Haas, Charles
Harris, S. X.
Harris, VIM. II.
Hilgenberg, Charles
Holston, John j.
Hare, John
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Arther, jeremiah
Alban, John w.
Armacost, Augustus
Armacost, Rein II.
Alban, Noah w.
Ashe, Henry
Armacost, Joshua
Alban, George c.
AlbaD, John 0.
Alban, Zaehariah S.
ArmacOst, Jacob
Adams, John Q.
Adams, Isaiah
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-09-23

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Kempcr, Henry
Keller, Richard
Keller, Jacob
Keller, Jackson
Kricg, John Henry
Keller, Thos.
Kelley, W m. II.
Lutes, John
Long, Alexander
Loekard, John
Letsinger, AquilIa
Letsinger, j. W.
Lloyd, VIM. A.
Long, VIM.
Merceron, Chas. A.
Mittnacht, Geo. II.
Murray, Patrick
Moore, Thos. ii.
Morningstar, John
Martin, John NJ.
Miles, w. W.
Moore, James
Meads, Henry
Martin, John
McCreen, Edward
Mettam, Rev. Joseph
Mottoo, Joseph
Mallonee, Vim.
Mettam, Samuel B.
Morgan, VIM.
Morgan, Patrick
Maynard, Richard f
Notation, Chas. G.
Notation, John ii.
Mitchell, VIM. S.
Myers, Geo. w.
McGin, John p.
Morgan, John f.
Macgill, o. p.
Mettam, Judson
Marsh, John
New-York tribune., 1871-09-25
THE INDIANS.

SITTING BULL AND HIS TRIBE SAID 10 BE ON
WAY SURVEY SUSPENDED.
ST. PAUL, Minn., Sept. 22.-It is rumored
here land in Duluth that the surveying party Of the
Northern Pacific Railroad have met with large body Of
hostile Indians who had compelled them to turn back
The party rendezvous At Fort Rice the eth.
The escort consisted Of seven companies Of infantry two
Of cavalry battery Of Gatlng guns, and 80 scouts
total Of 1000 men, A Mr.. Baldwin, who recently loft
Fort Wadsworth. says there rumOrs that Sitting
Bull with 1000 warriors intended TO dispute the right OF
the party to make the survey.
AN APPEAL FOR THE RELEASE OF sANTANTA AND
BIG TREE-GEN. SHERMAN OBJECTS.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S.-The War Depart
ment has transmitted to the Secretary Of the Interior
letter Of Agent Tatum. detailing the return Of the
mules stolen by the Kiowss, and stating that Kicking
Bird and other Kowa Cbiefs have made strong appeal
for the release Of santanta and Big Tree On reaching
Gen. Sherman this correspondence was indorsed by him
| as follows;
"Reepectfuy submitted to Secretary Of War to ascer
tain the wishes OF the Interior Department In TINS case
ended the troube but his sentence has been commute
to imprisonment for fe and know these klowas wen
enough to that they will be everlastlngy pcadn9
for his release he should never be released and nope
his tribe. 1s to Big Tree do not deem his imprson'
mept as essential though he ought to keep Santanta
company. With this exception, approve OF the actlon
of Agent Tatum and would advise him 70 ueat tns MO
Kicking Bird keep the Kiowas peaceabe Santana
is out Of the way, and don't believe MIN SINCERE wae
he asks for his release but that he Is simply acng the
part to maintain his influence with his own people,"
New-York tribune., 1871-09-25
CROP PROSPECTS.

REPORTS FROM THB-sAGRICULTURAL BUREAU
WASHINGTON, Sept. N.-The monthly report
Of the Department Of Agriculture, now In PRESS contains
the following information concerning the crops
CoRN-The condition. Of corn, as reported IN the Au-
u Ts o % "a ses equally
the Eastern and Middle States st more encouragnSS S
Somewhat 80 less 50 In the Ohio Valley The States below
an average, In the great corn producing dsficts are
1dsHa Illinois, RsE d. ono above
are wsconsn le' Msnssots los Iowa. S; Mis-
%IE%TTSe Wheat report iess favorable than
returns Of Spring and es s 60 eond
ton Of wheat at the time OF harvesting thus stated
Above an average-New Hampshire 104; Massachusetts,,
%arysnd MAJ ia Michigan ioe Below an
peSws m M % Sams Sfsn eS
Mssissppi hSs ~ T a. texas, 81 ARKANSAS Tennessee
West Virginia. sI Kentucky e5; Missouri, s7 Illinois, %;
5nd1san H. Kansas s SsG @ SeSasfs 80
The amount grown IN the South s small put tre @ low
I sS s iny IN s
partially Offset by an Increase OF area.
average except in few Of the states Among the most
forward NewYork. Ohio, Indiana and Wisconsin:
The Western States tate @ promising full quantity Wis
consn Iowa. Nebraska and Kansas: An average depre-
'' RYEis s. in hearty the average condition, the heaviest
depreciation being in the South h,,.u ,,,.
excellent in quality, in majority Of the states & The
States producing greater supply tnan usual are
Arkansas Wisconsin, Iowa, Kansas and Nebraska. The
Missouri valley, long assumed to be dry region has
secured an abundance while the Ohio valley has cut 10
per less than usual The crop Of the States border
ING on the Atlantic, between South Carolina and Maine,
has been reduced onesth the reduction In those east
of NewYork being one fourth. The quality OF hay gath
cred is generally superior. In some sections injury
suited from sudden and frequent showers and storms In
Potato crop promises to be nearly
average The States giving per centages below C
are Maine %; Vermont S0 Massachusetts T West Viz
gnia ss Kentucky 81 Illinois, es; Inliana, 81 OHIO vi
Michgan 6s Wisconsin, 90; California, 49, oregon, & and
several OF the Southern States Among the states above
an average are EewHampshire, lO6 Rhode Island l02
Connecticut 1885, New York. .lO3 NewJersey lo5 PennsyF
vana Missouri 10l Minnesota Ill; Iowa. l06 Kansas
| los; Nebraska 104.
SWEET PoTArOEs-The Sweet Potato crop is full one
between NewYork and Virginia. and In Mississippi and
louisiana and elsewhere In Southern States
4 below an average.
CROP Of 80 cent In the aggregate produc
tion may be expected Last years crop was In round
numbers hogsheads 1t Is possible that the sprout
ing of the cane reported IN several places may result
-Four statements OF other crops, and local details OF
reference, made in the printed report which Will DO
| issued in day OF two.