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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-04-07
HENRY SHEW,
AND
CONVEYANCER,

f CONVEYANCER,
Court House, Towsontown, Cup stairs.)
TNHE undersigned respectfully informs the
l. citizens Of the County, that he has establish
ed an office in Towsontown, Baltimore county,
for the transaction of all business relating to
landed property, and that it will be greatly to
their advantage to call upon him to have their
business attended to. By so doing they will
save much time and expense, and have it done
promptly, accurately and neatly, and at less
expense than it can be done by others. L,i!1
Deeds, Leases, Mortgages, Wills and all 9th
or instruments Of writing carefully prepared.
HENRY SHEW, County Surveyor.
In my absence from Towsontown. all bust
ness left with JOHN NJ. WHEELER, Esq, at
the Clerks Office, will be promptly attended to.
April Z, lSo6.-ly. aa gp.
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ASSESSORS Gov. Swami has appointed the
following gentlemen assessors for our county,
under the law recently passed directing a re-as-
sessment of all the taxable property of the State,
viz: 4f18 f
First Assessment District. David Jean, 3. X.
j. Hand, Edward Whittemore. a.
Second Assessment District.-Ge0rge ". Fisher,
Evan Matthews, Joshua II. Parker, S. ..a.s..l
Third Assessment District.--Kean Curry,
Christian Gore, Thomas Hale.
Fourth Asses$n,eM District. John L. Turner,
John Ditch, Lewis j. Roberts.
Fifh assessment District. Nicholas NJ Brian,
Edward j Bell, Elias Walker.
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FERTILIZERS, &c.-Messrs. flames & Hutchins,
=" County Corner Gay and High Streets, Bal
timore, offer to the farmers of our county, Gu
AMOS Phosphates Of Lime Poudrette, SC. The
well-known character of these gentlemen must
assure our citizens that they would not offer
anything but good article to the public.
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SIC. s.-ASD ne 1T ENACTED, That The Presi-
dent and Directors shall hold their meetings al
Burlington s Hotel, situate on said road, or such
| other places as the Stockholders shall direct,
| and when met four shall form quorum, who
| in the absence of the President, may choose a
chairman, and the said Directors shall annual
| ly, or oftener in case of vacancy, appoint a
Secretary, who shall keep minutes of their
transactions fairly entered in book, and a
quorum of Directors being found present, they
shall have power and authority to appoint all
such surveyors, engineers, superintendent and
other artists and officers as they may deem ne
cessary to carry on the intended work, and
to fix thoir salaries and wages, and to draw or
ders on the Treasurer for the same, which shall
be signed by the President, and countersigned
by the Secretary.
SEC 7-AHD BE 1T ENACTED, That the Presi-
dent and Directors procure certificates or evl-
dence of stock for all the shares of said COM
pany and shall deliver one such certificate,
signed by the President and countersigned by
the Secretary, and sealed by the common seal
of said COMPANY to each person for every share
bv him or her subscribed and held, which GER
tifcate shall be transferred st his or her plea
sure, in person or by attorney legally authorized
in the presence Of the President or Secretary,
subject, however, to all payments due or to be-
come due thereon, and the assignee holding
such certificates, having first caused the assign
ment to be entered in a book of the company
to be kept for the transfer of stock, shall be
titled to all privileges and emoluments, and
subject to all liabilities and penalties as the
original subscribers would have been.
SEC. 8.-AND BE 1T ENACTED, That upon every
such subscriber there shall be paid to such per-
son or persons as may be appointed to receive
such subscription, such instalments as the Pre-
sident and Directors of said railroad shall re-
quire, and should any subscriber fail or neglect
any instalment for the space Of thirty days
next after the time the same shall be due and
payable, the stock on which it is demanded
shall be forfeited to the company.
SEC. 9.-AND DE IT ENACTED, That the Presi-
dent and Directors of said company shall re-
quirc and receive of and from the Treasurer,
and every other person by them employed,
bonds in sufficient penalties and with such
securities as they shall by their bylaws. rules
and regulations, determine for the faithful per-
Torrance Of the several duties to them commit
ted.
SEC. 1O.-AxD BE IT ENACTED, That dividends
Of so much of the profits of the said company
as shall appear advisable to the Directors, shall
be declared twice year in every year, and
paid to the stockholders on demand, at any
time at the expiration Of ton. days therefron,
but the dividends shall in no case exceed the
net profits actually acquired by the company
SEC. III AND BE IT ENACTED, That teach an
nual meeting of the Stockholders, the Directors
of the preceding year shall exhibit to them a
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CoNsTABLEs APPOINTED. The County Commits
sioners, at their meeting on Wednesday, appoint
ed Jehu Williams constable for the 10th District,
aud David Blackjack constable for the lth Dis
trict. at
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SALES or Property .--Messrs VIM. Hamilton
& CO., auctioncers sold for BENZ r. horwlz,
Eco, Trustee on Saturday last al the Lxcnange
Sales Rooms, in Baltimore, atract Of land slsaa-
ia in this county, on the road leading rem 'ne
PALS road to Middletown, containing ia acres.
improved by apaper mill and two dwel hous ~
Purchased by Messrs Willis 4 ADAMS, OF balti-
more for SIG per acre. 49,
Mr.. Carney has sold bis property in the Second
District, containing IL acres, with improy cments,
10 John Cavanaugh, for 81, 700 cash.
Mark w. jenkins, has sold bis farm in Long
Green Valley, containing 81 acres Of limestone
land, to VIM. NJ. Edelin,, for $4,000.
Samuel H. Cover, auctioueer, sold on Tues
day, at the Exchange Sales-room, Baltimore, the
property Of the Mining Hill Copper Companyi
containing &c acres and 8 pcrches OF land, situa-
ted at Mount Washington, supposed TO. contain
an inexhaustible supply of copper ore purchas
ed by Mr.. John Clark, for Dr., W. Hekerner, fol
S2l2, so per acre. Also at the same time, thu
valuable farm formerly the residence Of The lat
Hon. 7. Yates Walsh, nine miles from the city
on the Western Maryland Railroad, containing
| lat acres of land Purchased by Mr.. S. >. Clay
| ton, for $T3 per acre. 2
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-04-07

S- We must again apologize to our readers
for the limited amount of reading matter in our
paper. Next week we shall issue supplment of
fourteen columns, in order to relieve the heavy
pressure upon our advertising space. ~
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-04-07

Posr OFFICE CHANGE.-Joseph b. Mitchell, Esq
has been appointed postmaster at Gorsucll Mills
in this county, vice Nicholas Gorsnch resigned
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-04-07

PETIT JURORS. Among the petit jurors sum-
moned to attend the April Term of the United
States District Court, spetit jurors, are John
Bond, John c. Holland, John Ditch and Joshua
Plashitt, of Baltimore county
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-04-07

tbs CLARE MURDER TmAL.-Tuesday last, was
the day fixed for the trial of John Clare indicted
for the murder of Henry Grove, at photograph
establishment, in Baltimore, but owing to the
fact that the Boone cases occupied the attention
of the Court, Clares trial was postponed and is
now fixed for Monday next. large number of
witnesses were present on Tuesday, and some fifty
talesmen summoned by Sheriff Harvey, in antc-
ipation of the difficulty expected in empannel-
ling jury. The triai one of unusualinterest,
from the enormity of the crime committed, the
mystery that for while surrounded it, and the
chain of evidence that led to the Indictment of
the prisoner. Eighty-fve witnesses have been
summoned on the part of the State. 80
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-04-07

THE CLIMAX OF IMPuDENcE.-H angman Foote,
Rebel ex-senator, is very anxious . as to the
future of our country" and fears that 1--WE shall
within the next thirty days, witness scenes of
cOmmotion, anarchy, aDd possibly even revolu-
tionary violence, which will fill the minds of all
true patriots with deep and permanent regret y
The country got along when such "true patri-
ots'' as Foote were serving in Rebel Congresses
and fighting in Rebel armies, and does not need
either their advice or sympathy now.
- The Copperheads of Philadelphia have
found new Lion j = Colonel John s. Moseby,
the noted guerrilla, robber and butcher, visited
that city few days since and was I" cordially
greeted y by rebel sympathizers, after which he
was escorted to the Democratic club room, and
'sagreeably entertained r What pity that j..
Wilkes Booth is dead ! Why don't the Copper
heads Of Philadelphia erect a monument to his
memory ea0
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-04-07

PROFESSIONAL CHANGES will be seen by a
card in another column, that Dr.. kepler, Tor
merly Of This town, and late of Baltimore city,
has located himself near Butler in this county
We commend the Doctor TO the people OF the up
per end. and wish him great success.
Drs. Jarrett and Payne give notice that they
have formed co-partnership for the practice OF
medicine, with their Office at DR.. Jarretts resi-
dence, in this town. We are not acquainted
with DR.. Payne, but DR.. Jarrett we can cordially
recommend We have known him for many
years, and can testify from experience and obser-
walton, that he is an attentive and skiilful ply
sician.
DR.. Russell Murdoch also offers his professional
services to the people of the neghborhood. See
his card 10 another column.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-04-07

PROCEEDINGS OF THE ORPHANS COURT, APRIL B
and 4. l866.-The executors of the late VIM.
Jessop, received an order 10 sell part of his
personal estate. J. NJ. McComas returned first
account of Deliah Siandford's estate Charles
4. Candles, executor Of VIM. $. Candles, passed
his first account Mary Kennicks will was adj
mitted to probate, and Christopher Kennick
granted letters testamentary on her estate John
A. Blizzard was granted letters administrator
on the late Caroline Aliens estate. Reabens M.
Price was granted letters OF administration on
the late Phoebe Prices estate. John NJ Prom,
adm of Adam Prom. passed final account
lewis r. Robinson, adm Of Cllas ikfer, return
ed an account of sales.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-04-07

New GRocERY SToRE-Messrs. +. w. Moifet
s. Bro, have recently re-opened the 9 old County
Corner +" store formerly occupied by Messrs
Ijames & Hutchns, corner of Front and Gay
Streets Baltimore Messrs Motfett & Bro, are
liberal, accommodating business men, their stock
of goods is large and carefully selected, and we
know from Transactions with them that THEN
prices are moderate. Let our country people
give them call See their advertisement.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-04-07

THE COUNTY LEVY The County Commission
ers will meet on Monday next, to complete the
county levy for 1866 .nl.
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SOLDIER CANDIDATEs.-We are right glad to
see that the loyal States are rendering homage
to the gallant heroes, who rescued the Union
from the flames ofcivil war, andquenched the most
formidable rebellion of which history bears any
record In the campaign just closed in CT, Gen.
Hawley and Col. English were the standard bear
ers of the respective parties in the Gubernatorial
contest, while the unionists of Pennsylvania and
Rhode Island have testified their gratitude the
soldiers, in the first by selecting Major General
John W. Geary as their candidate for Governor,
and in the second by unanimously nominating
Major General Ambrose E. Burnside, for the
same position. These men have earned the high
est positions that can be bestowed upon them,
and reflect impershable lustre upon the name of
the American soldier, and we are glad to see
the value of their services recognized by our
sister States
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Mem '4dGerll,is /.
VALUABLE FARM


LONE Green Va Ley,
BALTIMORE coUN'IX
AT
PJJBLIC AUCTION
,,;x..,s og ] decree 81 The Circuit Court
X for baltimore county, sitting in -.
-. eouity, the undersigned, -Trus- f5slsfM
tees, viii offer at public sale' go:
aSSatnrday. the 2SM day Of April, 1866,
at IL o'clock M,
A VALUABLE FARM in Long Green val
lev. the residence Of the late Joshua =: fTice;
'FEs Farm lies on the east side of the Hartford
T,,rnbiko. fourteen miles from Baltimore, and
adjoining the lands of William Edelen ana
lanes Brogden. IT contains about
( 2ha222 ACRES OF LANDsA9N
If which cighty-two acres are in Wood, and
the balance of it arabic, most oil te me Mead
NV Land, and ia ina high state pig cultivation.
The improvements consist of a fine large stone
2 = DWELLING HOUSE,
rourh cast out side, containing fifteen rooms;
LARGE Stone Barn with fine Stabling and other
out+buildings in good repair. 1t IS wen wafer.
ed and has upon it a fine Spring IL mas aiso'
fine Young Orchrrd of Apples and PeacheS.-
Tbe Crops will be sold with the Farm.
Possession will be given within fifteen day
q fer the ratification Of the sale.
The Terms of Sale as prescribed by the de
cree. are-0ne-half of the purchase money
Cash on the day of sale, the balance in two
equal annual payments, the deferred payment
IT, hear interest from the day of sale, and TO b.
socured TO the satisfaction Of the Trustees; y
ali cash at the option of the purchaser.
For further information apply to R. ). Fit
tinrs. No. ~ ST. Paul street, Baltimore, or T.
| II. M. Price, on the premises.
r. M. PRICE,
| RICHARD j. CUTTINGS,
| Trustees.
sAM'L G. WILSON, .Auctioneer.
/ April It's. - 4u
| Lancaster (Pa..) Examiner copy lawts an
j snnd hill to this office for collection.
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PAUL CLIFFORD.

TTNHIS well known and favorite Stock Horse
will stand the coming season, ~
at the two following places Moy- 19y---lss no
DAYS and TUESDAYS of every week s.x5saZt-Agsg3
at the "SMEDLEY STABLES ss ~ " "
TOwsontown, the remainder of the time aJ tho
subscribers stable GOVANSTOWN, Baltimore
county four miles from Baltimore, ON they ork
Road, commencing on the Sd Monday in April,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-04-07

WEAK UNION MEN There are some Union men
who always talk and act precisely as the rebels
do. There are Union men who invariably pro-
fest against and oppose the action of their own
party. The sooner they 60 to the enemy, where
they properly belong, the better it will be for
our cause ee4eAs as+~
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-04-07

In another column Of our paper to-day, will be
found the proclamation of President johnson,
sending forth to the world the welcome message
that Peace exists throughout all our borders,
Except Texas, that rebellion has been conquer
ed that the supremacy Of the National Govern
ment has been successfully asserted, and that the
Union has been re-established
with peace to-day hearing no more the clang
ofarms, the thunder of artillery nor the rattle of
musketry with almost the last FOUR great ar
mics dispersed or homeward bound, it hardly
seems real that we have had war-that the
mad ambition Of men, or the bad incentive of an
unholy cause, could ever have induced an at
tempt at the destruction of our government. 1t
hardly seems possible that men could anywhere
be found so reasonable, so lost to every princi-
pie ofpatriotsm, as to deliberately plan and en-
deavor to carry into execution, diabollcsl att
tempt to overthrow the government 10 winch
they owed their allegiance a government Tue
hest on which the sun ever shone, or which the
hest the hottest efforts of man could form yet
such is the dread record. Traitors have been
found in this fair land Of ours, and for over four
years they waged terrible war against the gov
ernment-a war that required all the resources
OF that government to overcome. We saw a
statement few days ago that over Jire hundred
and thirty thousand Lves, in the Union army alone
had been lost during the rebellion, and all know
the thousands of millions of dollars ii has cost The
loyal people of the land to put down the rebel
lion. Is ad'
Now we have peace and we are sure that al
good men will unite in the utterance that it may
be a lasting one; that never again may traitors
have it in their poucer to attempt the destruction
of our nation. There are traitors still the bit
ter lesson of the past may have blasted their en-
ergies, but it has not lessened their desire tc
break up our government, Experience has dem
onstrated that there are men not fit to be entrust
ed with power, and for the sake of our common
nationality--our common country let tn
American people see to it that they are not to b
30 entrusted. The blood of our noble dead
coming up from every battlefield from Gettys
burg to Texas, appeals TO us to guard the U'lsO'
they died to preserve, and let US who remain &C
cept the precious trust, and guard it as a price
less heritage. Let us see to it that notra'tor WIZ
actively aided the forces in rebellion, nor the,
who sympathized with them in their unhol.
work, ever has it in his power to renew his trea
sonable doings. If we do this, peace may dwell
with us but if we forget the lessons of the past
another generation, if not our own, may b.
called upon to witness the same scenes through
which we have passed, and to make the sam
sacrifices to uphold their government.
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PRICE REDUCED!
ROBINSON'S IMPROVED
Super Phosphate of Lime

1--WE are authorized by the manufactu
trS rers Of this Valuable Fertilizer, so long
aud favorably known to the Planters and
Farmers of Maryland, to sell it at the reduced
price of 500 per ton of 1900 lbs.
This Fertilizer is agenuine Ammoniated Su-
pei. Phosphate of Lime, and is as active as Pc
rllvian Guano for the first crop and far superb
or as a lasting Manure upon after Crops. -.
Dealers supplied on liberal terms
ltE ELLIS & CAIRNS,
II South Gay Street, Baltimore.
April Pms
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WILLIAM T. SEwARp, Secretary of Stale.

THE West Baton Rouge (La.) Sugar Planter
says; sup to the present time we have heard no
complaints by the freedmen or of the freedmen
Employer and employed appear 10 be satisfied
with each other. The freedmen seem disposed
to carry out their contracts in good faith, work
ing with diligence and energy smacking Of
hy-goue DAYS" .f.. ....ff .s# 3 ~
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-04-07
DIR. RUSSELL MURDOCH
~ zlOFFCE-gI ssNI&f1
DRs JARRETT e. PAYNE.
NOTICE.

rENHE undersigned would respectfully inform
his old customers and the public, that ne
has purchased the remaining right OF Heine q
Trout, in the SAW MILL al the head OF Wor-
thing ton Valley, and is now putting it in com
plete order. He again solicits the patronage
of the neghbors, promising that all work given
and with despatch. Always on hand, or VIII
manufacture to order,
L a II Fl s, s,.f
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10 e LA N e.

THIS celebrated high bred Stallion vii stand
the season eff 1855, at the following places -
20 MONDAYS and TUESDAYS of every
azs--SsA@ week at the SMEDLEY STABLES,
EA|4SSAzk& Towsontown; WEDNESDAYS Of ev-
sgssss SSss ~ cry week at HAYFIELD FARM.
near Cockeysville, in the forenoon, and at
EVAN PRICES, near Priceville, Quaker Val
ley, in the afternoon of the same day THrRs-
DAYS Of every other week at C1IESNUT'S
STORE, Anne Arundel county, 2 miles below
the Long Bridge, and the remainder of the
time at the subscribers stable, G0NANSTOWN,
Baltimore county Season to commence 18th
Of April, and end Goth of July.
.gss- For Terms and full Descriptions Of both
horses, see large bills.
GS~Good keeping for mares from distance;
all accidents or escapes at the risk Of theirown7
ers. L. MONGAR, 4a'
Govanstown, Baltimore county.
April 7.-tJ20. a oAA61 H1
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AND ALL. KINDS OF SAWED LUMBER,
l will pay $l3 cord (solid measured Tor
White Oak, delivered at the Saw Mill, and Slo3
for Chestnut and Black Oak.
Anri 7.-12m#. MARTIN BARR. i
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"A YOUNG woMANinIsoanokeco Va, drop
ped dead from surprise latseeing her long lost
brother. ~ es9i ge t
0g 5t sabiasgi hstia s. .1sga-H aid
kEa4 30
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NOTICE

y. CLEAvELAND, for II years with JAS.
GETTY, will be pleased to see his old custom
ers and friends at IO3 N. GAY STREET, one
door from Front Street, where he will be able
to supply them with
AND IONS, M -
And all kinds of Goods to suit the Country
Trade, at the cheapest Cash Prices. Call and
see me. Remember the name and number, ).
CLEAVELAND, 1O3 North Gay Street, one door
from Front Street.
mS~N. b. will be pleased to see my old
customers and friends at l03 N. Gay st.
Sir GEO. II. SIMMONS, Salesman.
April D.
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-06-28
TO %UvlEs YES

The advertiser having been restored to health
in few weeks by very simple remedy, after
having suffered for several We RS with severe
lung affection, and tina. dread disease, Consump
tion-iS ANXIOUS TO make known 70 his fellow
suffers the means OfcUre.
70 all who desire it. he will send n copy of the
prescription used free of charge. with the direc
tons 10" preparing and using the same. which
they will find SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION
ASTHMA, BROyCHIrIs CoCGHs, Coles and al
Throat and Lung Affections. The only object 81
the advertiser in sending the Prescription is tC
benefit the afflicted, ana spread information which
he corceives to be invaluable, and he hopes ever,
sufferer will try his remedy, as it will cost then
nothing and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishingthe prescription, TRFE by return
nail will please address
REV. EDW ARD 4. WILSON.
Wi amsburghxSS inSs Co. New York.
vlllil7c
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III ELM 30 L DIS
Genuine Preparations.

His Solid and Fluid Extracts embod, the full
siren. tn of the ingredients of which they nam
ed. They arc left to the inspection Of all. A
ready and conclusive test of their properties will
be comparison of those set forth in the United
States Dispensatory. These remedies are rrepar.
ed by II. ]. Helmbold, druggist OF sixteen
years experience in this city. and we believe
them to be reliable, in fact we have never known
an article lacking merit to meet with permanen.
success, and Mr.. He mbolu s succdss is certainly
prima facie evidence. His Drug and Chemical
Warehouse in the City of New York. is not tx
ccled if equacd, by any in the country, and we
would advis our readers, when visiting that cit v
to give him a call. and Judge for themselves.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-06-28

"Gold is coming down shouted citi-
zen OF the street the other day, in the car
of deaf man.
"What did you say was the inquiry
of the deaf man.
''Gold, gold, gold, is coming down"
"Well," was the calm reply, "it hasn'
reached me yet"