The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-11-04

OF manufactured work in his shop, but fortunate
y took it into his dwelling house just adjoining,
| i'll the evening. And As he keeps no money in
the shop the thieves cheated of their object
and left without getting any booty. ssl gog
The frequency and bOdness of these occurren-
ces has justly alarmed our citizens, and commit
tee has been organized who offer u reward Of
$500 for the arrest and conviction of any person
or persons who may be caught perpetratllg any
| such acts. We would urge our people to he ON
the alert and to allow none Of these williams to
| escape who may be found within reach Of a mus
ket shot, utaa7a e5idatas.a 81 80
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\ORpHANs' CoUnr OF BALTIMORE County This
| Court transacted the following business at their
| session this week:
| The wills of William Elmer and Ann g. Tag
| art, were admitted to probate. "a 5.ifax tr,tr
l. Letters OF Administration were granted to Rev.
John Dolan, on the estate Of Col. VIM. Slater.
! The case of Upperco VS.. Upperco, was contin-
ued TO November 8th and the case of Bailey vs.
Rogers, Executors to November l4.th
Judge Standiford has kindly assentedd to give
US record of the proceedings Of the Orphans
Court each week, which we, will hereafter pub
| ish for the benefit of our readers aoa ia
-~ $50 10y 31i g
BouNTIEs, PENSIONS AND GOVERNMENT CLAIMS, -
of all kinds can he secured through the agency
Of Messrs. Burnside Il Gustin, No. II IS. Gays
Baltimore, more Safely, quickly and surely han
through any other means. sTheseEgentlewe1sa are
SO thoroughly acquainted with every particular
of their business that they can often secure a
| Claim when all others haze ailedI DischafGed
| Soldiers, Widows, &c. can get any information
they want from these men, and they will be fonpd
trustworthy under all circumstances - '7hN1
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| COMMENSURATE GENEROSITY Several of the
friends OF the Rev +. K. Church, OF GovanstoWn,
have presented that gentleman with n hands otne
new suit of clothing, costing some $70,g a9ili7w
| Mr. Church is Junior Pastor on this Circuit Of
the N. e. Church, and is most deserving and
| promising young man. OnewhO labOrs so earns
rsty for the welfare Of Others for the paltry pit
| lance which he receives, knows how to appreci-
ate such an act of kindness as the above. We
hope he won't feel proud in his ttinew clothes"
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TAKE NOTIcE TO the neat aud snowy EIand-Bills
we are now sending outnto all parts Of the coun-
| ty, for those who patronize our Office We have
lately received elegant lot of cuts Of Horses,
Mules, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, Agricultural Siachi-
merry &C. and ilatter ourselves I'VE can get M as
attractive Bill as can tie found anywhereeb Our
terms are moderate, and conntrypeople wild Iaind
it to their advantage TO call Mt our office.Io We
get up work Of all kinds at short notice, 9gsdi II
FIRE IN THE CouXTY-0 Wednesday, 25tl
ult., company of young gentlemen and ladies
went chestnuting TO Eutaw, theG residence OF
Mr. Hall, on the Hartford turnpike, about three
miles from the city. During the day the mansion
took fire, and was burned TO- abe; ground losS
about So, 0O0-insured for So, $780, The most of
the furniture was saved. be fire was supposed
to have been accidental. H., t.,l t.r,ob go,l
PRoTRACTED MEETINGS. interesting pro-
tracted meeting is in progress at May Church,
and considerable feeling is manifested ON ihesnbst
ject of religion. Next Sundays week, nj meet |
ing will he opened at EPSON Church, in this |
place. TO continue during the week. It's expect-
ed that the Rev. John A. Gere, D, D., OF York,
formerly in charge Of this circuit will be present
part Of the time. - DNJ
VALUABLE PROPERTY SoLDI--Thes fine tract of
land adjoining Cockeysvile and touching omthe |
York turnpike and N. C. r. w. was, sold By |
Bennett L Co., Anctioneers, on Wednesday ,2bth, |
l45 acres were Sold in lots of from 3 10 I7Jacres
including farm Of IS acres, bringing from 81 Is !
to $500 per acre. according to size and situation
Several hundred acres still remain unsold.a 2As . I
INQUEST. body OF an unknown man was |
lately found lying in woods along the Frank
lin Road, about miles from the city.ylttwasl
much decomposed, and could not be Unidentified. |
Justice j. N. Slack held an inquest on the body |
and verdict was returned in accorlahce4 with |
the facts - = i t2s 90. a'""
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Heavy RoBBERY.-E EARLY on Saturday Inoru.s
ing. party of thieves entered the wholesale con-
dictionary establishment of Darby y Coon Bali
tmore ST. Baltimore, blew open the, safe, and |
stole over $1,000, mostly in greenbacks, besides q
number Of promissory notes and other, valuable
papers. 80 '''..? gy - ~
SUNDAY SCHOOL, CONVENTION "a Conventional
to consist of two Delegates from each Sabbath
School In the Baltimore Circuit, of the N. FL
church, will be held in Stone Chapel, near PiIes-I
vile, at O'Clock, A. H., Of Thanksgiving Day.
All the schools within The Circuit are requested
to send Delegates. - 'a,ll ,n9N, pu., StuI
lSQUEsr.-On Thursday Of last week, GMro :Fk
G.. F. Waltemyer, J. p. held an inquest on thej
body of NJ. LaughliB, who WAS killed by the
falling of bank in Thos, jenkins, ore mine Il
The verdict Of the Jury was IN accordance
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DIED.--Geo. Gordon a. resident of the 18th
district in INDECENT circumstances, died on IWed31
nesday night last and Justice Waltemyer ,oEder-
ed coffin and had him buried At the expense expense Of
the county. .nd, baf.l,,,,,,. al a. ,,e1
DELEG ArEs-Mr! o. P. Nerrymraann and Mrs. NJ
A. Shealey have been elected Delegates ID arepre4
sent the EPSON Sunday School I'M the Maryland
Sunday School Convention, which meets nj Chess
Kent county, during the presentu0nthd
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RETURNED.--The celebrated comedian, John .EJ
Owens, so well known and so highly Appreciated
in our neighhorhood, returned from Europe in
the steamship, city of B oston, landing at New
York on Tuesday last. @ai iaiiqsod nllaaSI 4
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RoBBED.-A negress named Eliza Hall, was
arrested in the city on Tuesday lastI charged
with stealing six pieces of he'd clothing from the
dwelling of Mr.. +. G. Fossett on the Phiiadel-
phia turnpike. ~ 80 - =, i
PocKEr PIcKED.---Mr. B1W. Woodfof; a resi-I
dent of Parkton, was relieved Of his pocketbook,j
containing $40, whilst riding in a city railway
car, on Thursday the Both October. 17''f'na =
TEMpERANcE.---Joh w. Gore, of Reisierst0wn
has been selected as Grand Conductor OF the
Grand Division Of the Sons of Temperance of
this State. - -.
IMPORTANT DEcLARArioN pies Johnston SHas'
given notice that he will recognize 10 seeded
State as having resumed its relations of 10y atty
to the Union, in which all debts aud obligations
created for the benefit Of the rebellion have not
been discarded. This is wise and just decision,
and will rather nauseate the weak stomaehsg of
the Democratic JohnsOn-endorsers. . Though; as
ter the doses they have already takeualt Il prob
able they can stand this ope also, l'a iaigg Iaa
sa8 a4 ~ mole 4lsaasQ b849o91 aaii 4 l8a