The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-04-29

bills or adverisina done at this Office, will have
their sales regularly notcedin this column with
sout additional charae
" READ AEsFA TEs &
Monday May LIST, 81 acres of land with dwell
.ingi and outbuidngs in the 18th election Dist
Baltic. co., about two miles from Slemmer' S Run,
Depot on the Phila & BALTIC. R. r. and miles
from Baltic Il. r. Borman, Trustee.
Wednesday, May 10th, NJ Hoifacker'S Hotel,
Parkton, a tract of 1876 acres Of lands with good
improvements lying on Deer Greek, ) miles from
Parktop, PROPERLY d. John Gemmill. David VII
- wednesday, May 10th four tracts oflvaluable
Land on the Frederick Turnpike, miles from
Baltimore, several of which, have fine improve
ments, property of the late Mary Palmer sam
] IL. Tasalt, Executor, st.Ay ,88d gu9n9Ei.
Towsontown, Farm Of 50acres with fine improve
ments near Sweet Air, property Of the late VIM
IT. Young d. f. Thomas, Jr., Atty.
Saturday, May 10Th, Country seat Of 40 acres,
I near eCatonsyiie. GOOD Orchard and improve
inerlts Thomas Donaldson, Trustee
Monday, Maytg2d, al lot in lIampdend Village
andia tract of 75ares on Patapsco Neck, 8 mles
from Baltimore, with great natural advantage.
George R. Cinnamond, Trustee, asa. "a 45iiHs
s AT PRIVATE, SALE. 5s u
The t!Bacou Hail. Farm one mile from the
turnpike, three miles from the Rail Road, and
about miles above Cockeysvillt, containing
476 acres, 200 acres in stimber, good improve
ments With limestone qnarries on tho place, and
we'll watered John Philpot, John 4 aEnsor,
Trustees. sR liaIs aios3s6lsst.a s4li ~ Yfi,i
Fifty acresof land in good cultivation with
/ fine dwelling, barn and ouihouses, good orchard
well waiered, on the. line OF. the JNreitSvllie
pike, one mile from Sweet Air, Inquire Of Mrs.
Stevens, on the premises, or OF Samuel U; VII
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PUB.lo MEETiNGaAr TowsoNTowN.-At n meet
ing of the citizens Of Baltimore county, held in
| the. Court House sat ffowsoD,owm on Monday
evening oath inst, toiake into consideration the
return Of paroled Rebel soldiers and other char
acters who left the county during the war, and
took An. aeii;e part in the Rebellion Jno. ~
Wheeler Esq, was called TO the chair and L.
N Have2sick,. appointed Secretary. After the
chairman had stated The object Of the meeting,
the following named gentlemen Dwere appointed
~ connittee. to prepare Resolutions expressive of
the sense of the meeiingi:--Jno. H. Longnecker,
Wm. IL. George, Jos. H.9Wright, f. \. Forsythe
and j. Armacost. lya s.,xsa ll5 5sst5a So ls.t.
The. committee, reported the following tPream-
bic and Resolutions which were unanimously
adopted: ia ,.....,.. i. ..-;..z.t...A a.
WHEsEAs since the beginning Of this wicked
Rebellion, certain persons have voluntarily left
baltimore county anu tuttFcu ttlC vi tHe
se-callel Confederate States, or in other capnci-
Ties have given active aid and support toiheslse-
bellionl; and % tauao3a IS 9yia % 80
WHEREAS many of these men have. at various
times returned rs robbers murdeTers and incen-
diaries stealing the property and destroying The
houses of loyal citizens of the county, being spe-
cially chosen for this work on account OF their
superior knowledge Of the country and of the
people and siil'lis| = i'5s4n
~ -.
pletely oyerthrown, some of these lnen have
lately returned to our midst not as humble pen
itents for the awful crimes they have committed,
butstreasonable in Language aud insolent in con-
duct, rendering themselves thereby exceedingly
| obnoxious 70 their loyal neighl,ors and endan-
gefing the peace and good order OF society
| therefore yaa' = 0o'
NJ Resolged, that we do hereby enter our earnest
protest against the privileges assumed by these
obnoxious Traitors in whatever capacity they
ma have been serving the Rebellion sff
i Rsolced, that the proper, authorities be earn
esy rcquestedfo take such action in the case a:
may be necessary to secure the loyal, people Of
| the county against insnlt and harm from thi!
| class of people, and TO preserve the peace and
! good order Of society, and that if in their wis
dom they see proper, entirely to PROFIT it then
| from living in our midst. s9tf sii efA Eg q
+ lResoLned that while we do not presume TO die
tate to the authorities, NOR intend t. encourage
awlessness, taking INTO consideration me suner
| lngs endured py me mon men, OF otlier Por
tons Of The stats, IN common WIN. ourselves, we
pave eniire syinl9plny WIN me spillt hanl,eS.eo
ELSEWHERE against inc I return OF 'nese Pesiier
Rebels. 1,s5s ,,..,,
Resoteea that these proceedings Oe puoens me
ana that a copy De sent L, 10 NaJ. Gen Lew wal
lace, commanding the Department. ~
laar ~ $40 9No. N. i" HELLER CHAIRMAN.
4 =. NJ. 1iAVERsrlck' oecre';'ry'f ifd5 81
lse, yai II y =! II, ~ =
H., SUICIDE IN THE iouNf l,i Ias, Mo1g.y AZ
lernoon between TWO ;shn lilaee el9IN at
lnomas OF inc nrh " JOS non,s . .ooi.' Pr
erof Park anu clay sts baito., c0'lml.eeu suiclu'
by shootlng imseii wilma pistol. while near ll's
residence OF f0,roge iuflhCn, n'.' a,lne east VI
liovafstowna Inc Jpdge was having u new nous. !,
built on or near hls pace, ana Inc 4rm lurnlshsu
/ the lumber forlt. MT Thomas RODE ont 20 tne
place about two 2 CLOCK ana conFersed win lhe
Judge, expressing an intention OF purchasing
some land IN the yiclnity lie said lie Wouid take
stroll over the hliis, ana ieft tue Judge he
had scarcely gone one hundred yaf1s, %hen con-
cealed from view by the bushes, ne drew out q
treEolver, and placing the mnzze 10 his rlgnt lem
Oe. Q4aelarQGua Ddrrell lie Ilall