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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-12-23

BRIDGE COMPLETED. The new bridge over the
Paiapsco at Woodstock built jointly by BALTIC.
b Howard counties, is completed. Mr. Samuel
F. Butler, of Towsontown was the contractor
II is represented as first-class piece of mechan-
=
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$25 REWARD.

GTRAYED or stolen from the subscriber in
~ Towsontown, on the 18th IL
inst, an English Setter Slut, NK
about eight or nine months old, 49,
with black ears and tail and two 81 Is -
or three large black spots on her sides. Had
on when she left, collar with iron ring The
above reward will be given for her return or
information 80 that l can get her.
Dec. 23.--It c. n. WHITTLE.
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CHANGE OF TME.-The Soldiers Association Of
the 18th district will not meet until Sat- 3oth, at
6 o clock P. NJ. Would itnot be we'll for other
districts to organize similar societies.
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Assessors NoTIcH. Persons living in the Sd,
4th and 9Th districts, would do well to observe
the card Of F. L. Morling, Asst. Assessor, pub
lished in another column. *
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New Advertisements.
NOTICE.

OTFIce CLERK on THE CIRcUIr CouRr roR
BALrfMoRE COUNTY, Dec. 2Sd, 1886
'HE undersigned hereby gives notice, that
u the above Office viii be closed on Monday
and Tuesday next, Dec. 10Th and 2cth, Christ
mas.)
JoHNH LoEGNEoKER, clerk.
Dec. 23-lt
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
Fine Horses, Mules, Cows,
HOGS AND SHEEP,
+ FARMING UTENSILS,
HAY, STRAW, CORN, POTATOES, &C, &C

Stock, implements, &c.
FO u Il M u l. f S,
Zone pair very superior,) 3 Horses, tone a rid
ing and driving mare,) Colts, of fancy stock,
Cows with calf, Bull. years old, Heifers,
(half Alderney,) 8 Sheep, 6ows and Pigs, IL
Shoats, large Boar of very fine stock and
Fattening Hogs Also, all the
FARMING IMPLEMENTS:
Two four-horse broad-tre Wagons with Bod
les, Hay Carriage, two horse Market Wagon,
Combined Reaper and Mower, (Flickinger's
make,1 Threshng Machine and 2-horse Tread
Power, Woods Spring Rake, Revolving Rake,
l large four-horse Roller, Wheat Drill, Corn
Shelter, Cutting Box, Furrow Flows. Single 4
Double Shovel Flows, Cultivators, Hinge and
Diamond Harrows, Harness., consisting of
Breeding, Lead Gears, Pillow Gears, Cart Gears,
Brides, Collars, &C., Forks, Mattocks, Shovels,
Grindstone, Block, Tackle and Rope, Moving
Scythes and Grain Cradles, Axes, set of Quarry
Tools, lot of Hot Bed Sash and Glass, 400 Sea
.soned Chestnut Posts suitable for post and rail
or board fence. Also, Dairy Fixtures Wheat
in the ground, Q Hives of Bees, 100 bushels
Goodrich's Seeding Potatoes. Garnett, Chilli,
Cusco, White Seeding and Peach Blow Pota-
toes. Also, set Of Patent Scales, &C., DC.
TERMS OF SALE AL sums OF $50 and un-
der Cash all over that amount q credit of 4
months will be given, purchasers giving notes
with approved security, bearing interest from
day Of sale.
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DurAxEY's Valley THE Sweet Air Turnpike
is completed from the bridge over the Gunpow-
der to 4 short Distance above Gen. Trimble's
place, distance Of about miles Some Of the
hills are wen graded, and when the PIKE Is. we'll
beaten down. will Be- great improvement over
the old Road Part Of the Road has been exam
ined and passed, and a Toll Gate has been placed
on it at the Bridge. The new pike will prove Of
great advantage to the Farmers living up the
Valley. Already We hear Of other improvements
started along the line. Mr.. Dennis Matthew'S IS
erecting on that part of his Farm bordering on
the pike, Blacksmith and wheeIwright shop,
with several dwellings, Next Simmer he propo-
ses putting up other buildings and opening a
store at the same place.
TheJarrettsville Turnpike is also progressing
and IS completed from the bridge to point
above Badders' Tavern, a distance Of about 4
miles. A new Toll House is being erected by the
Co.. near the new School House, about J mile
from the Gunpowder Bridge This road seems
to be well graded and covered with good bed
of stone
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NOTICE.

THE STOCKHOLDERS of the Dulaney's
Il Valley and Sweet Air Turnpike Company
are requested to meet at Sweet Air, on
Monday, January sth, 1866,
at 2o'elock P. M,
For the purpose of electing a President, five
Directors, and Treasurer, to manage the affairs
Of the Company for the ensuing year,
By order of the Board,
EDW. r. SPARKS, Sec'y.
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WooDBERRY. Literary and Reading Asso-
citation has been organized at Woodbury., with
Jas. E. Hooper, Esq, as President, Chas. G..
Leef, Vice-President; l.. B. Tebbe,s, Secretary,
and Chas. Peregoy, Treasurer. II already num-
hers 20 members and is still increasing. Through
the lberaity OF the Messrs. Hooper, Nelson Gam
brill. Esq, Poole l. Hunt and others, fine Hall
has been fitted up over the Messrs. Leefs store
room, furnished with an excellent Library and
some 20 10 80 of the leading newspapers and Pc
riodicals OF the day. This Hall is open FIVE nights
of the week, where all can come and spend the
evenings in reading. Arrangements have been
made for course of monthly Lectures, the, FIRST
of which was delivered last week. The payment
of ST. 90 entities member TO the whole course
for the Winter. The Draughtsmen employed by
Messers. Poole & Hunt, will also shortly begin 4
course oflessons in drawing, TO those who may
wish TO attend, free of charge.
Great credit is due those who have organized
this Society. 1t cannot fail 10 prove of great
social, moral and intellectual benefit to the cti-
zens of Woodberry. There is probably not
more prosperous intelligent, virtuous and happy
manufacturing town in the country than Wood
berry. The new dwellings being erected for the
use of employees in the cotton mills are comfort
able and tasteful, and an air of prosperity and
enjoyment pervades the entire place, which is
seldom noticed in manufacturing town.
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BALTIMORE BUSINESS College lately had
the pleasure of being shown through the various
departments OF this popular Institution, by the
Principal, Mr.. w H. Sadler. 1t consists of
magnificent Hall with other rooms attached, on
the corner Of Lexington & ST. Paul Sts., ana 4
Fayeite St. The two buildings are connected by
a Teegraphic wire, by tue use of which, stu
dents are taught theart Of TeIegraphing. The
system of instruction at this Institution is most
thorough and complete, embracing every posi-
BILE branch of mercantile business, and is taught
by practical transactions in Banking, Merchar-
dizing, Shipping, &c. A large number Of stu
dents are in constant attendance both day and
night, and business is reduced to practical and
systematic profession. At this day, every young
man intending 10 enter mercantile life, should
have business education. We can safely re-
commend the above Institution as offering Supe-
rior advantages for its requirement.
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REIsTERsrowN.-A correspondent, who will
please accept thanks for the favor, sends us the
following items from Resterstown
An interesting revival of religion is going on
in the NJ E. Church, large number of penitents
presenting themselves at the altar every night
On Sun. morning week, about twenty united
with the Church. Revs. Krebs and Lipscombc
are the preachers in charge.
The Resterstown Division of the Sons Of Tenn
perance is in dourishng condition, many young
men having joined lately.
Large droves of Stock are driven through the
town on Sunday, on their way to the City mar
kets much to the annoyance Of church goers and
others. Is there no law to prevent this
The name of the huckster who was knocked
down on the Reisterstown Road near the ten
mile house lately, by a couple ruffians is Caleb.
s. Blizzard, not Frizzle, as we then published it.
Mr.. Frizzle, has since died Of heart disease.
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NOTICE.
INTERNAL REV. NOTICE.


A LII Blacksmiths, Wheelwrights, Butchers
IA. Manufacturers, Auctioneers and PedIers
will please take notice, thatsthey are required
by law to take out a G6eernment License, and
with the exception of Pedlers, are required to
make to the Assistant Assessor,
MONTHLY RETURN =
of all work done by them, the same to be pre-
sented on or before the TENTH OF EACH
MONTH, after which timea penaltyzor fine Of
twenty FIVE per cent. will be added &&
&R-All persons interested will please take
notice and have their returns in by the tenth
of January. 80
FRANK L. MORLING,
Asst. Assessor 9th Div. 5th Dist.
COUNTY OFFICE-Hookstown Road nesr
first Toll Gate. Office hours I to A. NJ, and
TOT P. NJ.
CITY OFFICE-No. Eutaw Street. Office
hours from 10 A. NJ, to P. NJ. III
Dec. 23.-tf.
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County Affairs.
~ The following Property, Advertised in this
pauer. will be sold rs stated below
At pRIvArr AYE

~ The following Property Advertised in this
paper, will be sold MS stated below
AT PRIVATE SALE.
ssBacon HALF Farm lis acres, on the York
Pike, 90 miles from Balio., 3 from Monkton on
The N. G.sR. w. Jno Pbilpot Jno. 4. Ensor,
Trustees.
Farm Of 1913 acres, II miles from White Hall
station, on the N. G R. W., with good orchards,
fine frame house and the necessary ontbuildings.
Messrs. Carman 4 Bosley, No. s, Carroll Hall,
Baltimore have constantly for sale large num-
Der of Farms in various parts of this county and
throughout the State. Persons wishing to pur-
chase, will do we'll to call and examine their list.
Two valuable Farms at tie head of Dulaney's
Valley, Is miles from Baltimore, on the Valley
Turnpike, with good improvements, Limestone
&C., containing together, 80 acres. Also a
Farm Of 80 acres adjoining. Moores & Hess,
No. 8 Law Buildings Baltimore.
AT PUBLIC SALE.
On Saturday, Dec. 23d, on the premises, on
the Liberty turnpike, about | 2 miles from Balti-
more, Il valuable tract ofland containing Al acres,
improved by log Dwelling, &c. L. w. Ofutt
and w. NJ. Isaacs, Administrators of L. Offutt,
deceased.
On Tuesday, Dec. 26th at Priceville, Stock,
Farming utensils, Furniture &c. G. & r Kennedy
Wednesday, Dec. 9th, near Merryman's old
MILL six horses. two colts, cows, hogs, and a
| full assortment Of farming utensils. j. T. Legg.
Thursday, Dec. 2Sth, 10 valuable lots on the
Falls road, near Baltimore Isaac Crowther, ST.,
Administrators of N. Parsons deceased.
Tuesday Jan. I'd near Texas, large lot of Stock,
Utensils, Grain, &c. Jno. Crowther Jr.
Thursday, Jan. 4th, near Badders Tavern, 5
horses. colts, 10 cows, wagons, and farming
machinery ofeyery description. Joshua Marsh.
Tuesday, Jan. 9th, Sherif's sale, Of 1872 acres
of land and at Court House door in Towson-
! town.
Tuesday, jan 9th, mi. above Towsontown,
mules 3 horses, 3 colts, large stock of cows,
sheep and hogs, with a most extensive lot of
wagons, farmingimplements, &c.
Also, Farm of l22 acres, in a high state OF
cultivation. Chas. Bosley.
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SOLDIERS ASSOCIATION,
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
skaa8&

THE members Of the above Association ara.
4 requested tomeet at Wl6EBU RG SCHOOL Z
HOUSE, on, Saturday Epcning. Derembey 3Otb, 49,.
.nsr .sst6 o'clock p N. .e;s, es. y
The COMMITTEES on BY Laws and Constitution .
will report on. that day. BYrorde., 80. 20.
u, CLAY McAA LISTER, Pres .sv.
k1EREn s. COOPER, v. Z.
VIZ. z. FuaATE, seeyetary.ss -- ss-j "a ;.st,F
PEI, lR~M s@sss
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THE MARKETS

BALTIM0RE, Dec. 81.
FLOUR-Howard Street Super $S.5O.@$9.OO
Retailing Extra.....$l 90
{" F." Family. Il.75@$l2.OO
:" City Mills Super. .......~$S.5o@$9.O
90 Baltimore Family ..................$l5.0 800
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-TTNHIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE, that the sub
Il scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Baltimore county, letters Of admins
tration on the estate'of @s
NOAH B. ST0CKSDALE,
late of said county, deceased. All persons hav~
ing claims against the said estate, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof TO the subscriber,
On or before the 23d day Of July. 1865;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Those indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this 2Cth
day of December, 1865.
MARTHA A. sToCKsDALE,
Dec 23.-4t* Administrators.
THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE, that the sub
lSscriber, has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Baltimore county, letters of admins
tration on the estate of :.
GEORGE EMMART,
late of said county, deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against the said estate are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers.
thereof to the subscriber,
On or before the 23d day Of July. 1868 :
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Those indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this 18th
day Of December, 1865. S&E
NELSON S. EMMART,
Administrator with the Will annexed.
Dec 23-4t#
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20 IS NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL FIRE TNsURASCEAA Z
COMPANY IN HARTFORD COUNTY. 90
NOTICE is hereby gwen. that in pursuanoe
IN Of the Charter of said Cempany,an elec-
ton for 8 President and eighteen Directors
thereof, viii be held at BelAir, on ..,-..s.-
Monday the LIST day of JaEnary, 1856, p a.
to serve for the ensuing year, and for the pur- =
pose OF making such changes or modification
Of the By Laws as may be considered expe-l
dent. 4k
A. L. JARRETT,
Nov. 25.--td Secretary. III
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-15

THEATRE.-The first week of the engage
ment of Mr.. Proctor closed on Saturday even
ing, when he was greeted by another large
audience. The play was the Jibbenainosay,
and 1t was performed in the best manner,
Mr.. Proctor always was popular in this city.
and his engagement has resulted in success
sion of good houses Notwithstanding the bad
weather almost every evening.
This evening new play is to be brought
out, entitled Ambition, of which we find the
following notice in the Cincinnati Gazette:
"This new play. Ambition produced by
Mr.. Proctor at Woods Theatre during the
past week, was in every respect so admirably
performed thas we do not hesitate in describ-
ing it as one of the very best historical dramas
of the day. Mr.. Proctor, in the character of
Ethelwold, again proved himself to be the best
actor of his class now upon the stage; and
never were his powers more fully recognized
than in this character. The house, during the
two nights of the performance of Ambition,
was well filed, and owing to its thorough sue
cess. 1t will be repeated until further notice."
The time of commencing the performance is
now changed. Hereafter the doors will open
at O'Clock and the performance commence at
8 o'clock. Reserved seats can be secured
during the day. M
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-15
From WashinatON.

- WASHINGTON, May IA.
DR.. j. B. Morrill,. rebel from Tennessee.
who went Canada last year, has been endeav-
oring to procure his property, and fails to es-
tablish his loyalty.
The Marquis de Montholon, was yesterday
introduced to the President. by the Acting
Secretary of State, as the French minister.
and made remarks to the effect that glorious
traditions do not permit France ever to ap-
pear Indifferent to the destinies of this great
Republic. He was happy to bring hlther the
loyal and frank expressions of the wishes OF
the Emperor for the complete restoration of
peace and concord on the continent of Ameri-
ca. The whole of France participated in the
same thought, and will always view with salts
faction the consolidation of the prosperity and
greatness of the United States. He also ex-
pressed the sympathy of the Emperor and
France with the grief in which the most atroc-
ions of crimes has just plunged the gov
eminent and people of the United States.
The President replied, welcoming the Min
ister, saying: The people Of this country have
traditional regard for France, which were
originally deeply so planted and have been so
universally and warmly cherished that it must
continue. to flourish and expand unless it
should be checked by events most uncommon
and not to be anticipated by ordinary fore
sight. he said: 81 trust the result of your
mission will be to strengthen and perpetuate
the good understanding between two govern
ments.'
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-15
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Saxonia and City Of Bos-
Is ton at New York. 2

sz aa NEW YORK, May H.
The steamship Saxonia, from Southampton
Sd inst, has arrived.
In the House of Lords Earl Russell moved
an address to the Queen, expressing the sor-
row and indignation of the House at Mr.. Lin
coins assassination, and that these sentiments
be communicated to the American Govern
ment. He said the Queen had written pri-
vate letter to Mrs, Lincoln, expressing her
deepest sympathy for her in her irreparable
loss. Earl Derby seconded the motion. AZ
In the House Of Commons Lord Grey, in
consequence of Lord Palmerston's illness,
moved and Mr.. D'Israeli seconded a similar ad-
dress. Both Houses agreed unanimously.
The demeanor OF Parliament was in the
highest degree impressive.
Mr.. Adams presided ut great meeting of
Americans In London, expressive of their sor-
row and Indignation.
Admiral Fitzroy has committed suicide.
The shipment of the Atlantic cable was be-
ing conducted with the greatest dispatch, and
would probably be finished and the Great
Eastern ready to leave Sheeruess in June.
Puolc meetings have been held in London
and the chief cities Of Great Britain, expressing
unanimously their adherence of the frightful
| crimes against Mr.. Lincoln and Mr.. Seward,
The Times hopes that sour manifestations
OF indignation and sorrow will be received by
Americane as genuine expressions ef feeling
wrung from the Nations heart. Let M one
for moment confound this manifestation with
any political object or Interior design. We
feel confident that this sorrow which England
| aud America may be said without exaggera-
ton to share, cannot pass by without maxi no
them better acquainted with each other and
more ready 10 make allowance for each o tn.
| ers faults than BEFORE" 81
Mr.. Slidell declined to attend the funeral
| services performed in Paris over Mr.. Lincoln .
death, stating that no one could feel greater
horror at the late crimes, but he feared his
presence at the ceremony would lead to err
| roneops interpretations.
Confederate loan, 12a15.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-15
FRANCE.
Napoleon's reception at Lyons and Mar

FRANCE.
NapoleoD's reception at Lyons and Mar
settles was enthusiastic.
The Empress has been appointed Regent.
The American Minister had thanked the
Baron Drouyn de pauys for condolences on
the death of President Lincoln. M. Rouher
communicated to the Chamber dispatch con-
veying the sympathy of France on account of
Mr. Llncolns assassination, 70 the American
the Senate.
The King is seriously ill.
RUSSIA.
The st Petersburg journal, in sympathy
with America on MI. Lincoln's death, hopes
that Mr.. johnson will prove worthy sue
cessor.
AUSTRIA.
The Reichrath unanimously voted an adj
dress to America, expressing sympathy, and
requesting the government to express to the
American Minister at Vienna its deep SYM
patty.
Austria raises no objection to the provisional
stationing of Prussian ships at Kiel, but cam
not allow it to be permanent before a definite
solution Of the succession question.
SWITZERLAND.
The Federal Council has forwarded an ad-
dress of coincidence to America.
SPAIN.
The Senate has adopted bill for the aban-
donment of San Domingo.
The Council of Ministers and Congress
unanimously agreed to resolution expressive
of sympathy with America.
The rumors of Ministerial crisis were I'M.
founded. ~
PRUSSIA.
Solemn services in the German and English
languages were performed at Berlin on the I'd
In memory of Mr.. Lincoln. Numerous depu-
tations were present. NJ. Rossmark attended
The King was represented by his ds-de-
camp. The church was crowded. -.
New YORK, May IA.
The steamship City of 8oston, from Liver
pool Sd and Queenstown 4th inst, has ar
rived.
The following is the latest news via Queens
town:
Liverpool, May 1.-The steamships Edin-
burg, Moravian and New York arrived on the
Sd inst.
The rate Of discount at the Bank OF Eng
land has been advanced TOD LIZ per cent.
Demonstrations of the sympathy of public
bodies throughout England with America are
still most numerous.
The Spanish Senate and the lower House Of
the Austrian Reichrath have unanimously
voted regret and sympathy with the United
States.
The House had debated Mr.. Baine's bill re-
ducing the franchise without action.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-15

CITIZENS REcRUIT1Ne Fund The fund
that was raised by the citizens last fall for re-
cruiting purposes, was placed under the charge
of an executive committe Of seven, one from
each ward. After having filed the quota
under the call, recruiting was continued until
the city commenced the payment of bounties
in February last. At meeting Of the Com
mittee, held on Friday last, It was voted to
make the following distribution of the balance
OF the money ($9O5) unexpended, viz. To the
Maine Camp Hospital Association, $3.50; to
the Soldiers Home, $3.50, to be expended for
the objects of those Associations; to the Prov
ident Association, the Widows Wood Society,
the Samaritan Association, and the Martha
Washington Society,'t the sum of $lol.25 each,
to be by them expended exclusively for the
benefit of Soldiers, soldiers's families and sol
siiers's widows. The amounts voted have all
been paid to the various Associations.