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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-09-15
NeaU Advertisements.

Baublits, Rufus f. Hess, j. W.
Cooper, Jarret N. Phelps, George W.
Curfman, Daniel L. Shuppert, John A.
Cranmer, J. Franklin Schuchart, Albert
Hauff, Frederick Thomas, Henry
TRANSFERRED, NONRESIDENT, &c.
Andrews, VIM. r. nonresident
Alban, Eli S. to 5th district, Baltimore county.
Boose John w. to 9th district, Carroll county.
Baker, Geo. II. to Charles county, Nd.
Cross, Caleb o. nonresident.
Cross, William A. left the State.
Dorsey, Elisha N. left the district
Dunkle, William left the State.
Edwards, Charles nonresident.
Frank, Peter nonresident.
Grim, William left the district.
Hoffman, Daniel left the district.
Hughes, George A. left the district.
Koher John p. left the State.
McComas, Jackson to 9Th dist, Baltimore county.
Mayze, William N. left the district.
Masemore James H. left the county.
Matthews, Eli f. to 18th district, Baltimre county.
Nelsol Edward G. left the district.
Rodgers, Nelson left the district.
Ritter, Jesse left the district.
Ritter, John W. left the district.
Wallace, S. T. left the State
DECEASED.
Ashton, William P. stabler, Jacob
Lewis, John NJ. Stansbury, Josias
Mayze, Jehu
For the purpose of finally correcting said lists,
the Register will sit
AT VIM. ii. WEELER'S HOTEL, MIDDLE
TOWN,
Monday and Tuesdoy, October lst and I'd, 1877,
from o'clock A. NJ. until o'clock 2. NJ,
upon which days will proceed to strike from the
books and lists the names of all persons known or
made known to me, who may not be residents Of
or entitled to vote in the 9th Election District !;
also, those who have died. or who do not possess
the requisite Constitutional qualifications, who
will not possess said qualifications before the next
election or who are disqualified under the provi-
sons of the I'd and Sd Sections the LIST Article of
the Constitution, and to register the name of every
person who may apply to me who possesses the
requisite qualifications in accordance with the
Registration Law and the Constitution of Mary
land.
JAMES W. MCCULLOUGH,
Officer of Registration 9th Election District.
Sept. 15.-1t. .
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-09-15
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
SIXTH DISTRICT.

IINHE undersigned Officer of Registration for the
Il 9th Election District of Baltimore county,
having sat in accordance with the provisions of the
Registration Laws passed January Session, 1876,
hereby announces the names of those persons add
ed to- transferred and stricken from the Registra-
ton Lists, as follows:
NEWLY REGISTERED VOTERS IN THE
SIXTH ELECTION DISTRICT.
Bolinger, VIM. f. Houseman, Ruben III.
Barber, VIM. Hill, Thomas NJ.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-09-15

VNTIE undersigned Officer of Registration for the
| 1st Election District of Baltimore county,
having sat in accordance with the provisions OF
the Registration Laws passed January Session,
1876, hereby announces the names of those per-
sons added to- transferred and stricken from the
Registration Lists as follows:
NEWLY REGISTERED VOTERS IN 1ST
ELECTION DISTRICT.
Austin, George I.
Backman Rudolph from I'd to LIST precinct
Bumaier, Christian from I'd ward, BALTIC. city.
Brown Henry
Collins, John 7.
Doyle, Patrick F.
Eney, Summerled transferred to 18th ward, Bal
timore city.
Eek, George III. B.
Gould, Alex. transferred to Baltimore city.
Gerwig, Charles transferred to Howard county.
Graue John G.
Gold, George transferred from Sth ward Balto
city.
CARRIER, Uriah transferred to 18th ward Balto
city.
CARRIER, John P transferred to 18th ward, Baltic
city
Hamilton, John transferred to 9th district, Balto
county.
Hoffman, James M.
Hopkins, William transferred from Howard co.
w
Hurley, Henry
Jackson, Thomas
Lynch, Constantine 7.
Leimbach, George
Morrison, Samuel
Manns, John
Mcclure, Geo. D. transferred to 18th ward, BALTIC.
city.
Mclaughlin, Jonathan N.
Mcdonald, Henry S.
Neghof, George w.
Powers, George w.
Shipley, I. G. transferred to 18th ward, BALTIC.
city.
Shipley, Orem transferred to Sd district, BALTIC.
county.
Sykes, Charles L.
Sullivan, Chas from I'd to LIST precinct
Seyter, Charles
Schlosser, Charles II.
Schumacher, George I. Jr.
Seeger, Roland Z.
Storm, Jeremiah transferred to 18th ward, BALTIC.
city.
Steiner, John 7.
Tawney, James G.
Tribe, VIM. transferred from LIST ward Balto
city.
Tibetts, George II.
Underwood, Thomas
Vaughen, William p. transferred from 18th ward,
BALTIC. city.
White, Charles M. transferred to 9th district, Bal
TO. county.
Wanncnwetsch, Lewis T.
yelling. Thomas IL.
Young, Nathaniel
DECEASED.
Burgess, Thomas Hudson, James
Beaumont Thomas j. Porter, R. B.
Dorsey, George Smith, Josiah K.
Hand Thomas R. Schumacher, Thomas
For the purpose of finally correcting said lists,
the Register will sit at
FEELEMYER'S, CAT0NSVILLE,
Monday, October LIST,
STEIFEL'S, 3 MILES ON FREDERICK ROAD,
on Tuesday, October Cd, 1877,
From o'clock A. NJ. until o'clock P NJ, upon
which days will proceed to strike from the books
and lists the names of all persons known or made
known to me, who may not be residents of or en-
titled to vote in the LIST Election District; also,
those who have died, or who do not possess the
requisite Constitutional qualifications, or who will
not possess said qualifications before the next
election, or who are disqualified under the provi-
siQnr1of the Gland 3D. Sections of the Rst Article
Of Nc Constitution, and to register the name of
every person who may apply to me who possesses
the requisite qualifications in accordance with the
Registration Law and the Constitution of Mary
land GEORGE FEELEMYER,
Officer of Registration LIST Election District.
Sent 15-1t
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ALL THAT PARCEL OF LAND LYING IN
TWELFTH DISTRICT, BAL


Which is thus described Beginning for the same
in the centre of the New Neck Road, leading into
Back River, from the Baltimore and Havre-de-
Grace Turnpike Road, near the seven mile stone,
at the end of the first line of the parcel of land
conveyed by Albert W. Brown, Trustee to Mary
Hupley and John Hupley, in the year 1860; and
running thence bounding on the centre of said
New Neck Road south S73 degrees, east 20 perch
es thence north 244 degrees, east SO perches
thence north 81 degrees, west 20 perches to the
said Hupley's land; and thence bounding on the
second line of said land reversely south 244 de-
grees west SO perehes to the place of beginning,
being the same land which by deed dated the 18th
day of December, 1872, and recorded among the
Land Records of Baltimore county in Liber Z. II.
A., rs, folio Alb, was conveyed by Jacob Kuster
to Matthew Link,
Assessed to Matthew Link, for 1875 and 1876
STEPHEN BARTON,
Sheriff of Baltimore county.
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NNHE undersigned, Officer of Registration for tn
4 4th Election District of Baltimore county
having sat in accordance with the provisions of tn
Registration Laws passed January Session, 1876
hereby announces the names of those persons add
ed to- transferred and stricken from the Registra
ton Lists, as follows:
NEWLY REGISTERED VOTERS IN THE
FOURTH ELECTION DISTRICT.
b M
Blocher, J. M. Madden, JOS H. col.
Brown, Samuel Madden, Alex. L. col.
Brown, Geo. P. B. o
Beck, Aaron Owings, Francis 0.
Bergman, j. A. p
Barber, William Pfeffer, John 7.
G Powers, r. E.
Caltrider, VIM. c.. r
Crout, John B. Register, J. A.
Gambler, A. B. S
Cook, Coleman Swartz, VIM. G..
d Scott, Berry II.
Dorsey, Clinton 0. Shipley, J. w.
Siger, John
Fishpaw, Afford Smith, P. H.
Skipper, Thomas
Geiger, VIM f. Sterling, A. I.
Gore, Samuel Smith, j. r.
II T
HoH, Henry Ease, Benjamin F.
Henry, Robert j. U
Hopkins, NJ. T. Upperco, Elias N.
Hanna, Joshua
Vanbibber, VIM. II.
johnson, George B. Vessels, Henry
w
Kepner, VIM. II. Wilson, James
KlinefeIter, VIM. NJ. Warren, Amos F.
Wooden, Francis A.
Lilies, Hannibal col. Wagner, j. w.
Whittle, Joshua 7.
REMOVED.
Edel, John W. Zeiser, Lewis
Martin, Eli S. Jones, Charles W.
MCGEE, George Dell, David B.
Worten, Thomas Given, John S.
WildesOn, Franklin Sellers, Basil
1ingling, Z. Fillmore Stonesifer, P. F.
Yingling, Silas Dean, William F.
TRANSFERRED.
Blanche, jeremiah to Baltimore city.
Blanche, +. 7. to Baltimore city.
Arnold, d. W. to Brookville, Md.
FaeA, John q. to Sd district, Baltimore county.
DEAD.
Herod, Choate Hinkle, Jesse NJ.
Florey, Charles E. Daniels, John
Harryman, A. A. Mundorff, John
Wilson, Samuel col. Tawney, David
Richards, Thomas Brown, Charles COL
For the purpose of finally correcting said lists
the Register will sit
AT THE OFFICE OF WILLIAM PREFER.
REISTERSTOWN,
Monday and Tuesday, October LIST and I'd, 1877,
from o'clock A. NJ until o'clock P. NJ,
upon which days l will proceed to strike from the
books andl lists the names of all persons known or
made known to me, who may not be residents of
or entitled to vote in the 4th Election District
also, those who have died, or who do not possess
the requisite Constitutional qualifications, or who
will not possess said qualifications before the next
election, or who are disqualified under the provi-
sions of the I'd and Sd Sections of the LIST Article
of the Constitution, and to register the name of
every person who may apply to me who possesses
the requisite qualifications in accordance with the
Registration Law and the Constitution of Mary
land,
WILLIAM PREFER,
Officer of Registration 4th Election District.
Sept. 15.-lt
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REAL ESTATE FOR TAXES, IN BALTI-
MORE COUNTV =

REAL ESTATE FOR TAXES, IN BALTI-
MORE COUNTY. =
TNHE undersigned Sheriff of Baltimore county,
Il will offer for sale, at public auction, to the
highest bidder FOR CASH, at the Court House
door, in Towsontown, Baltimore county,
The oh day Of October, A. d. 1877,
at IL o'clock A. NJ,
for taxes due the County Commissioners of Balti-
more county and in arrears for the years 1872,
1878, 1874, 1875 and 1876,
THE FOLLOWING PIECES AND PARCELS
OF LAND LYING AND BEING IN
BALTIMORE COUNTY, VIZ:
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND,
SITUATE IN BACK RIVER NECK,
TWELFTH DISTRICT, BAL
TIMORE COUNTY,
Being part of tract of land called Norwich,
part of a tract of land called Timber Swamp or
Timber Swamp Resurveyed, and part of tract of
land called Dickerson's Relief, or by whatsoever
name the same may be called or known, it being
the same land particularly described by metes and
bounds, courses and distances in a deed from Elz-
abeth Joyce to certain Arthur Brian bearing date
the 18th day of November, 1857, and recorded
among the Land Records of Baltimore county in
Liber A. w. B., 445, folio 400, &C., being the same
land which by indenture bearing date the 18th
day of May, in the year of our Lord 1853, and re-
corded among the Land Records of Baltimore
county in Liber II. M. f., No. 5, folio 1885, &C.,
was granted and conveyed by George W. Hender-
son and wife to John w. Barttleson and Jonathan
Warner their heirs and assigns, in fee simple, and
in said deed described as containing 800 ACRES
OF LAND, more or less, being same land which
by deed dated LIST day of April, 1854, and recorded
among the Land Records of Baltimore county in
Liber Ii. NJ. F. No. I, folio 500, &C., was conveyed
by John w. Barttleson and wife and Jonathan
Warner and wife to Joshua Pine.
Assessed to Joshua Pine, for 1876.
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TO THE FARMERS :

T1NHE Farmers of Baltimore county arc request
Il ed to read the testimony to the value of
Whitelock's Vegetator applied to wheat
WESTMINSTER Nd,
Sept. l, 1877.
On the Sd Oct. 1875, sowed q acres of corn
stalk ground, in Fultz wheat, and applied
"WHITELOCK'S VEGETATOR," at the rate of
$50 lbs. to the acre. Much to my surprise, have
just threshed 100 bushels and As lbs. of prime
wheat, as the result.
In addition to this 1 would say that there
were three strips of land through the field, where
the stalks were left standing got very lit
tie wheat from that portion, as it was not sowed
until Nov 9th, consequently, there could not have
been much over 24 acres of wheat. 1 feel that I
am largely indebted to the "Vegetator" for this
extraordinary yield. Respectfully,
(SIGNED,) THOMAS TURPLE.
Sep. 15.-3w.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-09-15

rs An aged couple named Fitzjarrell, living
alone at place called Jarrellstown, in Caroline
county, Nd, were foully= lrnrderod on Saturday
night last, their brains having beenbeaten out with
heavy sledge hammer. The horrible deed was
not discovered until Sunday morning, when the
neighbors, seeing no one moving about the prem
Uses, forced the door when the old people were
found lying upon the floor dead, their clothing
being saturated with blood. There is no clue to
the perpetrator of the Decd although it is thought
to have been committed for the purpose of rob-
berry, the old people having had several hundred
dollars in the house, which, after the murder was
discovered, was missing. A woman living near
by suspicioned but there is very little evidence
against her.
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RESIGNATION OF MR.. BURLEIGH.
GovANsTowN, BALTIC. Co.,

SeptemDcf IUtn, 1871.
ANDREW J. GRIFFIN, Chairman Of Erecutige
Committee Of Workiagmen's association at Go
vansto,en In view the recent rejection of the
platform and resolutions under which we were Or
ganized, and the adoption in their stead one con-
tanning unconstitutional and reputation princi-
piles, by majority of only two (2) in a very
small and uncaed meeting of our Association, as
calculated to deceive the public, and also being
detrimental to the interest of all honest working
men, and on their behalf and also for myself
protest against them, they do not represent the
principles of common honesty which is nece sary
for the succe S of any party. Without stopping
to comment upon the action of men who owe their
official prominence in our Association to their
repeated pledge to sustain its platform, and who
have betrayed it on the very first opportunity
that was presented, and in order that our MEM
bers may freely express their opinion thereon, 1
hereby tender you this my resignation as presi-
dent of the Workingmens Association at Govans-
town. Respectfully, Jos. B. BURLEIGH, JR.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-09-15

10 On Wednesday last the Society of Old De-
tenders of Baltimore celebrated the sixty third an
fought in this county, September 18th, 1914, by a
visit to Annapolis, where the annual reunion
was held at the Maryland Hotel. The ranks Of
the old heroes are rapidly thinning out and but a
few years at best can elapse before all will have
nassed awav
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-09-15

gsS- The Union expects to succeed next No
vember as it did in the fall of 1S75.-Mdrylaad
Journal, last ,oeek.
True. The Union does expect to succeed next
November as it did in 1875, by the aid of ma
jOrity of the honest, Independent voters of the
county. The movement this fall is only in the
interest of the reforms which were inaugurated
by the men who were elected in 1875, and who
have well fulfilled their promises that the taxes
of the county have been very greatly reduced In
order to reduce them still further it will be neces-
sary to elect the very man who has aided in this
much needed reform, and just that thing we OK
peet to assist in doing this fall.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-09-15

ES~M Mr.. Benjamin HallOwell, an old and prom.
inent member of the Hicksite Society of Friends
died at his residence, at Sandy Spring Montgom-
cry county, Nd, on Friday morning, 18th inst, in
the 18th year of his age. Mr.. Hallowell was a mar
of great learning and was for many years princi
pal of classical school at Alexandria, Va. Fol
some years past he led a quiet and retired life
taking part only in educational, benevolent and
religious works. He was well known throughout
portions of the South, and was universally esteemed
and highly respected.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-09-15

S- The Democrats of Hartford county, on the
1st inst, nominated their county ticket under the
Crawford County System, as follows: State Sena-
tor. Herman Stump, Jr.; Sheriff, Henry C. John
son; House of Delegates, VIM. G. Scott, DR.. Silas
Searboro and Murray Vandiver; County Surveyor,
Jas. McNabb County Commissioners, VIM. Me-
chen, VIM. C. Wilson, James II. Keech, Martin
Calder and Michael Whiteford. Those nominated
for Commissioners constitute the present Board.
Nominations were also made in Montgomery coun-
ty on the same day, among them Hon. Montgomery
Blair for House of Delegates.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-09-15

GS~ The whole cry to the workingmen is a
mockery and humbug, and is made for base
urpose.-MaIyIaud Journal of last geek.
What do the laboring men of Baltimore county,
hundreds of whom are already members of the
WOrkingmen's Associations now in existence,
think of such language from the recognized organ
of the Democratic party in this county F? Their
claim for honest Government and for legislation
called "a n,ockery and humbug!" Comment is I'M
necessary.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-09-15

gaS-M Mr.. Alvin Adams, the founder ofthe Adams
Express Company, died at his home in WATERFOWL,
Mass, on Saturday, LIST inst, in the I'D year of
his age. Mr.. Adams commenced the express
business in Boston in 1910. He was then a poor
man and operated on a very small scale. Soon
his business commenced to increase and in a few
years he had agencies all over the country. He
accumulated an immense fortune and was a stock
holder in the company at the time of his death.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-09-15

DEPRESSION IN REAL EsTATE.-The depression
in real estate to be general in all parts of the
country, but in New York it has reached crisis,
and no one can tell what is to be done, where it
will end. No property, unimproved, in upper
New York city, will sell for the amount of the
mortgages on it, and consequently owners will not
pay interest, and lenders have to saddle themselves
with the property. The Tribune says:
"If the stagnation in real estate continues long
the embarrassment to those owing mortgages with
penalties in bonds attached will unquestionably be
very great; while holders of mortgages, among
whom are our largest banks and insurance com
panies, will be reluctantly compelled to become
owners of lots on which they have loaned far more
than they can now realize by forced sales. AT the
same time to make any very marked reduction in
the rate of assessment of such property will mate
rally reduce the city and State revenue How,
then, the part of the community which has become
involved by investments at old prices, and later
by the purchase of property under foreclosure
sales, is to be temporarily relieved is very nice
question for the private and public fnanciers."
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-09-15

re- The triangular fight for the Mayoralty in
Baltimore is almost certain to result in the cleo
tion of Col. Geo. P. Kane The Workingmen's
movement although now numerically strong, has
not strength enough to accomplish anything at
the approaching election, and the Reform organ
ization is not working with that harmony which
characterized its movements in 1875, so that Col.
Kane has excellent prospects for "walk over"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-09-15

The Republicans of Pennsylvania held their
State convention at Harrisburg on Tuesday of last
week. Resolutions were passed expressing I'M
shaken confidence in the integrity and Republi-
canism of President Hayes, sympathizing with all
working men now out of employment, or on low
wages, and cOmplimentipg Gov. Hartranft. No
Federal Office holders were present.
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.
SECOND DISTRICT.

SECOND DISTRICT.
YINHE undersigned, Officer of Registration for the
Il I'd Election District of Baltimore county, hav-
ing sat in accordance with the provisions of the
Registration Laws passed January Session, 1876,
hereby announces the name of those persons added
to, transferred and stricken from the Registration
Lists as follows:
NEWLY REGISTERED VOTERS IN THE
SECOND ELECTION DISTRICT.
Bolender, Geo. transferred from 18th ward, BALTIC.
Blowers, John M.
Cole. VIM. P. transferred from 10th ward, BALTIC.
Crowley, John transferred from 10th ward, BALTIC.
Dorsey, Washington L.
to. county.
Jean, David E.
Pyemont, j. W.
Powell Winebert T.
Seymour Benjamin S.
Slade, Thomas I.
TRANSFERRED.
Gumbruan, Henry, to Goth ward, Baltimore.
Griswold, Levi to 4th district, Baltimore county.
Creager, Anthony to 4th district BALTIC. co.
Parsons, David E. to Baltimore city.
Parker Zebadee to Carroll county.
Sewers Reuben I" Z" {"
Sterling, A. T. to 18th district, Baltic county.
Spencer, Edward ia Goth ward, Baltimore city.
DECEASED.
Bentner, Henry 0ler, Jacob
Bolden, Geo. Parsons, Michael
Davis, Lewis COL Reighn, Andrew P.
Fryfogle, John Sr. Robust, Ephraim
Giin, VIM. Sr. Slothower, Geo.
Hitchcock, Jas. c. Smink, Eckard
Henritz, Geo. of B. Sims, Abram col.
Jones, Charles W. Yingling, VIM. M.
Lynch, Geo.
NON-REsIDENTS.
Carr Geo. R. Ritter, Geo. W.
Carter, Charles w. Shipley, Andrew 7.
Gosnell, Francis NJ. Slothower, Morris P.
Gumbruan, Albert Slothower, WIN. I.
Flather, John Wheatly, Jas.
Finnall, Nathaniel C. Wesgerber, Henry
Haviland, Richard Wolf, C. c.
Haviland, Edgar P. Warheld, MilbOurn II.
Hynes, John T. White, Thos.
Plummer, Mingo col.
For the purpose of finally correcting said lists,
the Register will sit
AT RANDALLSTOWN
Monday and Tuesday, October LIST and 3D. 1877,
from o'clock A. M. until O'Clock P. NJ,
upon which days will proceed to strike from the
books and lists the names of all persons known or
made known to me who may not be residents of
entitled to vote in the I'd Election District al
so, those who have died, who do not possess the
requisite Constitutional qualifications who win
not possess said qualifications before the next cleo
ton, or who are disqualified under the provisions
of the I'd and Sd Sections of the LIST Article of the
Constitution, and to register the name of every
person who may apply to me who possesses the
requisite qualifications in accordance with the
Registration Law and the Constitution of Mary
land.
CHARLES F. RODGERS,
Officer of Registration I'd Election District.
Sept. 15.-1t.
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GS~ Henry H. Berlagc, aged 26 years, shot and
killed his BROTHER John Berlage, aged 80 years, at
the corner of Lexington and Gilmor sts., Balti-
more, early on Monday night last, and then shot
himself inficting what is thought to be fatal
wound. Henry was a very excitable man, addict
ed to drink, and is thought to be of unsound
mind. He lived with his brother who is mar
ried man with several children, and who was en-
gagged in the milk business. The ARRAY took
place in front of the dwelling of John Berlage
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-09-15

gzS~ The Peoples Voice, published at REGISTERS
town, Baltimore county, by Mr.. BENZ. II. Scott
came to us last week considerably enlarged and
much improved in appearance. The Voice was
a venture and judging from the advancement il
has already made we should say it is a success.
We extend our congratulations to Mr.. Scott and
wish his paper bon uoyage.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-09-15

William Cameron, brother of Hon. Simon
Cameron, died at his residence, Lewisburg, Pa,
on Monday last, aged 81 years. Mr. Cameron
was very wealthy man and was largely engaged
in raising fine stock. He was a worthy and use
full citizen.