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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-09-08
Domestic.

Ex-Governor Wilson Shannon of
Kansas is dead.
Village of Ashland, Ills, almost
entirely burned.
Decrease of the national debt in
August 1859 ,535.
Adams, founder of Adams Express,
died at Boston, aged 73.
mills, fffv, fffs.,
with 25 1000 bushels of wheat, burned.
Louisville business men will petit
tion Congress to repesl the bankrupt
law.
The State Savings Bank of Chicago
has failed and the officers have left
the city.
Ten blocks, composing nearly the
entire business portion OF Paris,
Texas, burned.
A. B. Haynes. grand master of the
State Grange and q leading farmer OF
Mississippi, is dead.
John King, and extensive ST. Louis
lard and oil dealer, has gone into
voluntary bankruptcy.
Hamburg distillery, Pekin, Ills,
was destroyed by fire. A blacksmith
perished in the flames.
A convention of bankers will be
held at New York on the 18th. The
attendance will be large.
The Grand Encamplnent of Knights
Templar adjourned at Cleveland to
meet in Chicago next year.
The State department has advices
of the death of United States Vice
Consul Harrison at Guayas.
Robert LEIGH, Seotchman, just
arrived from Florida, died IN New
York Hospital, Of yellow fever.
A locomotive ran into a group of
FIVE persons at Salem, Mass, killing
three and wounding the others.
The Lehigh Valley railroad refuses
to transport coal for minining COM
panies that yielded to the strikers.
Hon. A. g. Lawrence of Rhode Is
land has accepted the civilians posi-
ton on the Sitting Bull commission.
DR.. S. NJ. Stein, New York physi-
clan, committed suicide by jumping
| from the Niagara suspension bridge.
Theopholns Gaines, recently APP
pointed attorney for Montana, has
complied with the request to resign.
| Gen. Wesley Merritt will command
| ten companies of cavalry to be sent
in pursuit of the hostile Nez Perces.
/ Mrs. Catherine Berry of New Or
leans ventured beyond her depth
while bathing at Grand Isle, and was
/ drowned.
During heavy shower the wall Of
tile building of the Worcester Wire
Company was blown down, killing
two persons.
A house of i'll fame at Cincinnati
fell while wOrkmen were making al
excavation under the walls. Several
persons were injured.
The sixth regiment Maryland mill
tia, Col. Peters. which took a 7roni
nent part in quelling the strike riot
at Baltimore, has disbanded.
S. s. Burdett, commissioners O
the general land office, who it wa
supposed committed suicide, ha,
turned up at Sedalia, Mo-, insane.
, Simeon Garnett, negro who com
mitted an assault on Mrs. Perry Kin
grey. near Oxford, o., was taken gu
Of Jail aud shot dead By the people.
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were made the basis of charges of
profigate extravaganza with public
money. Their substantial correctness
was not questioned, but the fellow
officials WHO investigated the matter,
and are now known as reformers," +"
congratulated Lanston on his " tri
umphant vindication " only a few
months ago. If any one, Mr.. Editor,
among your readers ell tertains any
doubt as to the great extent of like
cases, l will answer for it that they
will go away abundantly satisfied
after an inspection of the ways de-
vised whereby very little business
is united with good deal of pleasure,
on inspection tours, ETC., etc.
The Boynton- Moore fight still
RACES, Notwithstanding the high
range of temperature. It is the inn
preston that Boynton's latest dem
onstration has damaged his friends
and himself more than the enemy,
because the publication by him of
two confidential letters to President
Grant has naturally excited inquiry
as to how he came into their custody /;
and their contents have rather con-
firmed the suspicion that .Brist6w
ring, composed of certain subordi-
mates of the Treasury was iii existence
some months prior to the Cincinnati
Convention, and that its vast ma
chinery was made to subscrve his in
| terest.
Mexican officials, by their prompt
action in arresting the Rio Grande
City raiders and their evident desire
to do the square thing by us, have
contributed largely to allay the ex-
element aroused by the exploits of
those desperadoes. Though Gov.
Hubbard has disavowed any purpose
to invade Mexican territory, many
profess to see in the authority given
to raise troops, concerted move
ment in favor Of Lerdo and annexa-
| ton.
The announcement may appear in
explicable to many long range Indian
/ fghters, that Gen. Howard, despite
| his failure to send all the Nez Perces
to the happy hunting ground in
tho time allotted bin, stilf retains
the confidence of the War Depart
ment and to hear the absurd talk
made there, one would be almost
convinced that he and his little army
had done good deal of hard work in
the present campaign, emitting them
to credit rather than censure.
Of the many civilians rendered a
position on the sitting Bull Commits
sion, with the additional privilege OF
paying their own bills while en- route,
not one has had the spirit to accept
and it now seems probable that Terry,
his Secretary, and Col. Mills, the Can
adian representative, will be suffered
to divide the honor. 1t appears that
the government received, all told
$150,000 on all mail matter trans
ported daring the ten years the Pa
cific Mail Co., was earning the hall
million paid it as subsidy. This
favorable showing probably accounts
for the presence here already of lob
bies in the interests of both the Pa
cifc Companies, with the design
evidently, of an early move for fur.
ther grants from the government
But it may prove bad season fol
lobibes and subsidies. SENTINEL.
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Transient advertisements 81 per square
first Insertion; each subsequent insertion,
75 cents per square.
Official advertisements s per square first
insertion; each subsequent publication 30
cents per square.
Editorial notices, first insertion, 90 cents
per line; subsequently, 10 cents per line.
Brief communications upon subjects of
public interest solicited
No attention paid to anonymous letters.
The editor is not responsible for the views
of correspondents.
Address: CHIEF, Ronaldsonville La.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-10-20

BALTIMORE. October 18th, 1877.
The absorbing topic at PRESENT.. the races which
commence AZ the Pimlco course in your county on
the 23d inst. Al agree that this will he the most
interesting aud largely attended contest ever known
at that coursc. The attraction Is certainly unsur
passed. trial. Il speed are To come oh with the
renowned horses, Tenbroeck. Tom ochiltfce aud
Parole, all especially celebrated. II the weather
prove fair an immense aud fashionable attendance
may be- anticipated At rimlico. such never be-
fore seen there. Already persons of note are ar
riVins here. or engaging rooms At our prominen,
hoicl. to be- present. Among them may mention
the venerable Bailey Psyton, sho has written Coz.
Bowie a private letter expressing hi dctcrmina-
ton g. bs ioaker-on. IL " one among the Old
school horscmen and ~ishe. onee more o. -itness a
four mile contest betwecn such celebrated nags -
afceutefrd Great pains have been taken 10 afford
The most cons rui.nt mode. u Conveyance BY rail
and oihss~i.e - the grounds At cheap rate.
Political matters here become more aud more
citing Thcr, ali. really - bot one element ia
~ dsid against ncmacrpcy u eunssting - the
wofAiagnsu's patty joined by hsPublicsns r.
trtusts sol lnispenisnts II - = tact at DE-
rui-s.i that che ismossu,s gate fearfui q -
iug r.atsi rhey knas fail sell that theif poser
The tatins sifvnssk u u- fssv 9Th mecbauirs
ani isbarsf. a. aisa ths hard fstoi Auaek is-n
sni drsE eai fsiis-s thasr 80 eah totsYuiiiux
tisksts. stan bsilat haHss aoaht AsaAis 10 - aui
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Persons having bu.incs. With either the Cle'k
Of the cirsuti Court or Register Ut viii. wherein
adv cFti.cmcnts or notice. II an, Kind are required
g. b. published are fr.pcctiuii, requested. when
such al, vrti.cucut. are ntsui, tor the Hai'a,ar,
Coasfy r-ias, 60 leave positive order. 20 that cf
fest othcr~i.c thcy ~il not hc sent TO- thi. paper
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apPsss ALTON sOR q ROAD ~
sh~ Thira District.

ufFrs tef ~ Cusst~sasrHs - h.tto CO.
TasstxtuuN. tsf 90 49,
NOTICE. Be- herebt rttsn that rsutiau "a
~ bee presented g. ths H.sri - J HArmsh
% IshsF Charlie Wet. isaAs Absstssn.
Va Canby Nm iafdlsy. Jahn 7 .rahAm. ht
hausn Ani other tAtAbis inhabitants . Hal
ituiafe esianty Zoe the caniembiss ani opsninx
q . cganty rad irsin the beginning q North
Aseaas. 10 Msuut Washington. near Western
Ran bFiixe. thsncs ~sst~ aFiis along the line Il
said North g. the west line q the property
Il samuel Tawns.ni thsuce sguihefiy along said
property g. Seuih avenue. aud along the line of
an avenue ranning from North O. south avenues.
be,wcen the pruPeriie' u Mss'rs hArns, aud Al.
bcrtson.
u. :. woolstoa. L.. h. woollsn aud y. l.. Nor.
hHs are appointed a beard Il Examiner. on the
above yetitiah. They are hereby directed 10 meet
upon the Prsnlises. ~
Mo=dss. SEA Dag Of Nars=b,r. 1877,
at 10 o'ciock A. NJ,
make an examination and report whether OF not
the public convenience requires the granting of
said petition.
PLEASANT HUNTER,
ROBERT :. cORSH,
ISAAC CROwTHER, sR.,
County Commissioners II Baltimore county.
Oct. l3.-2t.
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ATTENTION, vOTERSi

A meeting will be held at Shaneybrook's i7-Mile
House, York turnpike. on Saturday evening, Oct.
27th. ut Z! o'clock. Speeches BY candidates II the
workinsmen's and Peoples Independent party,
and others A cordial invitation extended 10 all.
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beautiful view e portion IT the city. beyond
which lies open before " the glstening waters of
the Spring Gardcns the harbor and the llAy as
far the eve can reach aud there are some q. fine
building .i,c- here there are to be found any
~hery IN The iieit.
The Baltic. CalSrrton a PnWhatan railroad To
sciher With al it, equipments. was on Saturday
last sold under the foreclosure OF a mortgage ami
Nas purchased rs VIM. =. Mehb. lamrs 4 Gary
and Edward Freeman tor the sum Il =, uaO.
No~ ne hope. the Rad Ia, fallen into the hands
Il these vera cntvrprt.tng gentlemen. u all be
run O. suit the convenience 1t the public general
is ani not tor the bcnvht aui con, enience -
few ~ q. PATTON. II conducted prupcrl, ~iu.
together vith the other inducements. nrccs.aril,
cause a rartI sra~th 90 thu. IT. principle section
A. vel A. al along 10. hnc
"Fahtig' B. the topic % conversation here ani
=" learn that uaus ~ili vote ".pht tekrt, IA
November
Revival .er, iey. are ia IraFrv,- At Suruiarr6cii
VI thur.h fhls place undrf the super, isier g
hs, N H,.ie De pastor The meeting d. ,.aus
sst t.t H.t, far Z" BE- s,rs suecv,.f4i O.
Fass U,ata..r. isru pt,rs,rr ,,ia.,R
>.s - rArt.- fht~ft.. TAtf. fahua.
No.. fffer. : sttsui,i 'hr ptns GROVE
sabbath ..h.s.t 10 iat SUNDAY aui 'aanI IL ta q
Hsa-t daurtsalrf e.u.hti.n VI Uv.. Eiuaf.is.
the .arvuntenirnt is .'ill fsaud bees a. h.. pest
t..as 81 10 his poser O. pralaats ths -eisre -
ths rhaai VI balef great -auaAy .raa-.i
~.rkrr tslitvrai Afers Interesting Atirsss ~
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- t-e tiei. that hsi hesu ssYtufvi = ts.ahes
-aantft-s rhss sers hit~aas taaktnF @aAIe-is
itf gave saas tert .uftrestiag .nr.isats fsIstiaf
t-e-r .usese aal fs.A tasl haalHgis n th.a 10
sals 3 .Hf.s asH rst - tasa zee ttsa
80
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LOCAL ITEMS.

LOCAL ITEMS.
", nave bseu ruioyius real summer wealth
cr th,. WvvA.
Forest 'rSs. arr rAp'il, rutuns on their
fall sarnitaTr
rhs jockey Club rat,. .tumyncc 1t rimh
81 "a rus-iay VI nsNt sv,s
- protra~tsi aa,stus q. no- ia rreer,-. q,
the v. = church. ruw .antawn
- So tbs al, srti-suiyut 90 ma. rs~tiug. At
the bead vaF editorial 81. .uuu. o.. .its
-- Tbs Ja4ges for rae '. cnah~f eivrtten has g
hesn Appsintc'l rheir uame. .pps.r ia thi.
~vSk assas 70 ths s...
Wa. n Haaa.aa 81 4 81. ,aauiv IA.
eeru slsctei difvsias "a a~- iianatr5 ami
baltimars kaiiFusi Jamrans
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toas - Hartford ssunU fasmcf. an-i ether.
shaahA kr~p . sAaEp s~s oat for tseir- .t..,k
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Fsii- rsaa, -ais u.inx ~ 49,.
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~ 4 a. Me- .r "a AL th.s -..tlat.
had rs sslubratr.l @ s.is Aan- plas- ~th
Sttion = tas >tats 3 ..s - Wc-t'a a.iss ta --sk
fhs -sss. q talgss sra-.a aa. elH.f
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IIoRsE KiLLED.-A very fine driving horse. be-
longing to u. Hopper Emory, Esq, Of Luther
willie. was killed by freight train on the n. C..
road on Monday. The horse was running in pas
turc aud got on the road through broken place
in the fence. The engineer Of the train must
have the horse in time TO stop, because at the
point where he was killed there j. n straight
streleh of rad for upward. Of half mile.
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en- window, through the dining room 10 the store.
There Is no clue 10 the thief.
lIoRsE kILLED.-A very fnc driving horse. be-
longing TO u. Hopper Emory, Esq, Of Luther
vile. was killed by freight train the n. G.
road on Monday. The horse was running in pas
turc aud got On the road through q broken place
IN the fence. The engineer Of the train must
have the horse in time TO stop. because at the
point where he killed there il n straight
stretch Of road for upwards Of half a mile.
EtE,rIoS 90 OFTicEEs.-The Stockholders 81
/ the baltimore and yorktown Turnpike Company
met in Baltimore ON Monday last and elected the
| following officers for the ensuing year President
/ james q. Wils"n managers, Austn jenkins.
John spear Nicholas. samuel u. Tagart. Richard
Cr'm~rii, " " Taylor and ". G. Pennington
Treasurer. Henry A. Thompson. This turnpike
extends FROM baltimore {" York. Pa. and -
/ known the york ruai.
piFrHVtr Stust.At orTHAunN- The Refs.
trfstnAn lotes Il 18th inst. say. "Ou Mslns.-
isy Il last wc-k br. u. J Henry. q thu. place.
fcuaV ri frltn the eve ID Il Mics Laura Saan iefs
a large csfiilaginous tumof about the sire II =
walnut The large .itc g. uhich it had gtOwn
made u 80 heasy uI.pn the eve Ia az g. close the
eve almost eatfcy All hence the Rssessity q the
apsfatiun AMER O.. removal the hd It AZ eve
asan As.ume-i ~ natafai .its sud shape. add nn
an-utt % experienced N % ming sni closing a.
o. hs. Alfeais cammsn~-i O. h,ai hf " u
u q snr bell - Pleasant iiir s.,iste,i H. uenrs
ia al. .tefatise
kNpsr.. ArraS.rafEn general mestins q
ths rupl.se. II tie vafthsrn tsatrAI HAnsas
heli a. the aanl Nsfuau .hufs 20 rtufaiaY .
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ths thanss q 49, ssugies -. O. Ue,sfgs wusins.
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tas sat,aa=st e ths ssasastss- .nl tAsss f.allas
g q, tshsf "a b fasessktas fss. sasss.a~a tr.ln
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that thss 80 sptrseists "a ,ktss~~i thas g.
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EIE,IIoN 90 OETicgEs.-The Stockholders 81
the Baltimore and yorktown Turnpike Company
met in baltimore Monday last aud elected the
following officers for the ensuing year: President
james q. Wilson managers. Austin jenkins.
John spear Nicholas. samuel u. Tagart. Richard
Cr,m~rli. " ". Taylor sEd " e. Pennington;
Treasurer. Henry A. Thompson. This turnpike
extends from baltimore a. York. Pa. aud !.
knoN "a a. the york ruad.
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rs.-Iioth the JoSrAsi aud Herald last week
were like the poor boy at the frOlie--''thsy hadn't
= word to say"
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SToRE RoRBEb.--Thc stone &c Mrs. G. A. Hall.
at wavcrlcy, was robbed on Monday night last 81
SIS In money. gold watch chain aud some jew
clry. Entrance was effected by way Of the kitch-
en- window. through the dining room 10 the store.
There L. no clue 10 the thief.
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Miscellaneous.
sHERIFF's ELECTION NOTICE,

SHERIFF'S ELECTION NOTICE.
NOTICE Is hereby given to the qualified voters
IN Of baltimore county, that m Election will be
held In said county, on
Tie fret Tuesday merit after hs fret Moaday II No
rezLsr. 1877,
Il being the sixth day Of said month"; In the sever.
al Precincts and Districts of Baltimore county, via
First District.
first Prccinct-FAIR VIEW INN, FRED
ERICk TURNPIKE
louisville.
SecOnd District.
RANDALLSTOwN.
Third District.
First Precinct wOoDBERRY
Secona Precinct--oLD HAMMET HOUSE,
REISTEKSTowN TURNPIKE.
Third PFeoinci-SEvEN MILE HOUSE,
RElsTERSTOwN TURNPIKE.
Fourth District.
REIsTERSTOwS
Finh District.
WILHELM STORE. BLACK ROCK
sixth District.
MIDDLETON
seventh District.
I.r'' rtss,ne, Al I'M HoUsE - HI :.
SAMPSON
~eraaa Pr.ar,ei PLEASANT HUNTER
HOTEL. wfSEbJEG
Eighsh Di.srtet.
cOCKEYsYILLE
sisth District.
F.ns Ff.zaass--CoLD sFKIaa HOTEL
Ass~sa rtssisss HAhrDKN VILLAGE.
Tsiss Fs-zlss, r0wsoSroSs
T-ash Ds.sss~s.
sLAugr rssEHN
Tie,.sth Dt.ssist.
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piTTrVtr StHstAt orrHAupN. The Rris-
trr.tu~n Voice Il 18th inst. say. "ou Ws,lns.-
iay Il lat seek IL u. ! Henry. q thu. place.
RENO, Ell fr,u the eve ia q Miss Laura SANDER.
a large csFtilaginous tumof about the sife II =
walnut The large ,iic g. uhich Il had gt0wn
made u heavy upon the eve la az g. close the
eve almost cnttrrl, sui hence the hsces.ty q the
upsfati"n AMER O.. removal the hd II th- eve
ssaln A..ume-i ~ natafai .its sud shape. aud %
in-ult, % Experienced N ~ ming snd riasins a.
o. "a. Alfeats cammsh.~i o. hesi hf u.
u Campbell = Pleasant Il,n s,.i,tei H. uears
in she sycfausn.
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ftu.,fr s.rss Isaa usfssrs ~ fs..st jssr
rirk tafzasni satsats-i - fissafss 80 flet -
-tih lntssass fsua isis at sasts Nst..a saisk.
seieFssi. iss~suy sttsar-a - T~iy -
Hrs-s. ssfsrs-l. asssst -ish nlsas q .sFtes
.Al@aw-a 50 s~sisy Pstrssk bshila 80 1ssass
shsap. lsfssny PIES = rsIfg = fstf isfrsnF
aasfeassd b. bablia sei ssutsnrssi e. ~ essanfr
isi' - faiffg iars plea q "a raity eanfsssst
- ~ State - Axsiass -Aasf. Atam Spsnn. ~
esuy verdict. ruiitg stth fssesainenistian g.
merry Va Hays 50 20 Parma ushsa
ss.s deeasts-i ~ s.sssut b. The ssrtsssi-f isfu.
sai iuixmsai 81 pianua ~ esaisssiah iss tfsI
- -ith interest ffen ianaary isTs and stay
z steraiisn tiii IanaAfy !. tsTs csthsrns MI
i-r - Wa Haamsn sni Csihsuns Miller a
niin,sirsiar. sfGeosss Ailisf. deceased jsirasnt
sttsnisi in faspf 4 FlsiEiis 81 seas, sta Ht-r
81 from date sd easss g. bind asssss. ftsldsr q
-hnrian - Richard " sol Glars 4 " Hal
ease dockst--i ~ consent aai Judgment fsf plain
80 by Confession Tor e. sgtiG ufh interest sui
ee.'s iisnfy Quiek. hatssnee aIjuig.i guilty
ani aned 81 sad oasts. Mirhaei Ms'i.e. sale q
merrhaniiss sithoui license plea - MT guilty
confessed ~ the state John Bfeusr. same e
fence. ani zane plsa entered Mr. Martin. sane
aaencs sams plea. james u. BAs.. same same
Plea Thomas Miller. sale e liquor without d
cense same plea. james singleton. coioss.l
picking pecke, ststtei. Jacob Bonnett assault.
ing with intent ., murder Frederick Riske al
judged guilty q common assault. and hhsi 81
an costs. same. assaulting with intent a. nar
der Frederick kuri adjudgei guilty, aud sen
fenced 90 the penitsntiary for two year.. Same.
a..auIting with intent 60 Hill J. W. ~. kissier /;
adiudged not guilty. Robert O'Connell. larceny /;
verdict gsilty. and sentenced 10 the Penitentiary
for one war. John Fila, sale % iiqaoT On Sunday
held sub curia. VIM. Morrison, fence burning I;
adjudeed not guilty. Michael Iloofnagle selling
without license not guilty. FritH wenir same.
Charles Murray. guilty % common assault aud
ane.i $50 ami es.sts. John Fills, selling liqu1r on
sunday not guilty.
rs--Both the .Journsi aud Herald last week
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-10-20

THE BsLTInoHg ANB HASovgR RsIRoAn.-A
meeting e stockholders q this Company vas held
~ Hampstead, Carroll county. MI. en Tuesday.
the 9Th instant. f.r the election e = Board &c d.
Feciors and ether business. oversioe aoo sf stock
voted. but whieh represented fur different
routes. The following gentleman elected By
large majoritie-: Captain A. W. Eiehsiberser.
l.. ,. Mclsheimer. VIM. t;fumbine aud :. keefsr.
e Hanover, Pa; WIN. u. Hoffman, u baltimore
county; e. G. Wooden, u Carroll county. Nd.
and Charles W. slagie. Il baltimore city. The
new Board will meet the 25i e this month 20
elect Presidshi aud officers % the Company aud
o. determine the route, until which time the
subscription books are open for competition. The
meeting ~ Hampstead vas very largely attended
BY persons from the surrounding county. who are
very much interested in having . railroad, and
the best feeling prevailed.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-10-20
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