The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-04-15
sg5oral Affairs,

{ PROPERTY SALES. -HandbilIs for the following
real and personal property have recently been !
printed at this Office, have been advertised in
this paper. Hereafter, all persons who have their
bills or advertising done at this office, will have
their sales regularly noticed in this column with I
out additional charge
REAL ESTATE.
Tuesday, April 18th, Sheriff's Sale of q lot
containing 10 acres, situated on the Franklin
Road, miles from Baltimore.
Thursday, April goth, a number of highly
valuable tracts Of land near Parktou, on the N.
siimber, with the Little -GHnpowder flowing
through. Talbot Denmead Trustee. Bennett &
Co, Auetioneers. 4sA "a -
Monday, April Gath, on the premises, two. val
liable lots.with the Dwellings thereon in Amity
and Hollins sts., Baltimore city, the property Of
the late Martin Cook. J S. II. Cover Auctioneer.
Tuesday, April 25th, Double House and Lot
with Stab e, Carriage House aud other improve
ments, near the Episcopal Church in Towsontown,
property of the late Dr. E. r. Tidings. VIM. S.
Keech, Executor. o.a4 ~ las ttII sa
Monday May lst, "a acres Of land with dwell
ing and outbuildings in the 18th election Dist.
BALTIC. CO., about two miles from Stemmer Run,
Depot on the Phila. h BALTIC r. r. and miles
from BALTIC. R. r. Borman Trustee
Wednesday, May 10th. at Hoffackers Hotel,
Parkton tract of 1876 acres Of land with good
improvements lying on Deer Creek, miles from
Parkton, property of John Gemmill. David VII
ley, Trustee.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
The "Bacon Hall Farm one mile from the
turnpike, three miles from the Rail Road, and
about miles above Cockeysville, containing
476 acres, 200 acres in timber, good improve
ments, with limestone quarries on the place, and
well watered. John Philpot, John 7. Ensor,
Trustees. s.fs. ,s-rs -..f .ts, ltB st
Fifty acres of land in good cultivation, with
fine dwelling, barn and outhouses, good orchard,
well watered, on the line of the Jarrettsville
pike one mile from Sweet Air. Inquire of Mrs.
Stevens, on the premises, or Of Samuel e. Will
son, Auclioneer Towsontown. aae
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
Thursday, April 20th near Dampman'S on the
Hartford pike Horses, Cows, Wagons Implements,
Furniture, &C., by E. f. Fletcher S. G. Will
son, Auctioneer. s 4ss z5ol H..
Friday, April 22d, personal property of Deiah
Standiford, deceased, Mare, Cows, Bacon,
Hay, Furniture, &C.. J. March McComas, Exu'r.
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THE CELEBRATION IN TowsoNTowN.--It is not
often that Towsontown secs as stirring time as
it did on Wednesday even g last. Through the eff
forts of a few energetic Union men, grand cele-
braion Of our recent glorious news from the front
pie entered ntoit with earnestness, and the whole
affair was most creditable to all concerned. The
Court House, Smedley Honse, Mr.. Ady's Hotel,
and many private residences in and around town
were handsomely illuminated, among the most
attractive of which we may mention those of Jno.
Fl. Longnecker, ESQ.,, and Lewis H. Wheeler,
Esq. The fine Band of the 18th N. York Artillery
| from Fort Federal Hill, and the Baltimore Union
Musical Association, under the leadership of that
| rh.DG
unteered their services, came up in a special car,
and enlivened the occasion with their excelle nj
music. On the arrival of the musicians they
| were conducted to the residence of Mr.. Long
| necker, through whose liberality they were fur
nished with handsome entertainment 'a
| A large audience of ladies and gentlemen early
assembled in the Court House, where the meet
| ing was organized by the election of John t.
Ensor Esq, rs President, who on taking his
seat, delivered a short and forcible address, The
following additional officers were elected Vice
Presidents-lst Dstrict-Thomas Wooden; I'd
| do. Geo. E. Odell Sd dog. Cornelius H. Cole
4th do. Nicholas Walter 9th do. Joseph Leaf
9th do. Christian Gore 18th do. James A. Standi-
| ford 9Th do. George Chilcoat; 9th do James
Sheridan 10th do. Geo. w Anderson l1thdo.
E. r. Sparks IL 9TH dc. VIM. @. Strong; 18th do.
Edward Leyering.
Secretaries-L. NJ. Haverstick, Carville Coun-
| Gilman, CaleO cross, Robert y. McGlnn.
The exercises were opened with beautiful and
appropriate prayer by the Rev. F. f. Church,
The meeting was addressed in most sensible
and effective speech by Rev. l.. Van Bokkelin,
State Superintendent of Public instruction. L.
| Speeches were also made by Jno. N. Wisner, O.
| G. Warfeld, R. NJ. Price and L. NJ. Haverstick,
with music by the Band and Glee Club in the in
tervals. AT the close of the exercises the musi-
clans, officers of the meeting and committee of
| arrangements partook of an excellent supper at
the Smedley House, and it was not until late
hour that the special car left for the city with
the Bands and visitors from that place. ai
The Court room was tastefully adorned with
wreaths flags, notices &C., rejecting great cred
| it on the ladies through whose untiring energy
they were gotten up. Great praise is due not
only to the ladies Of Towsontown, but to the
members of the committee of arr ngements, and
the citizens generally for the interest manifested
in the celebration. 1t was an occasion not soon
to be forgotten. Every person seemed 10 be
overjoyed at the prospect ola speedy and honor
able peace, and every loyal heart renewed its al
legiance to the good old flag of our Fathers.
CHANGE AT THE SMEDLEY HoUsE.-H is proba-
bly, known to most of our readers, that Mrs