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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-24

Mg-We feel it but due to our readers that we
should apologize for the limited amount of read
ing matter in this week paper. We have had
heavy run of advertisements for some time,
and now the laws are to publish. We intend,
however, issuing supplements if we continue so
crowded, and hope our readerswin bear with us
for few weeks.
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ENCOURAGES HOME ENrERpRIsE call the at
tentiun Of all persons needing agricultural inn
plements TO the advertisement of Evan DAVIS,
ESQ, in another column His place of business
is located at Davisville, in this county, and we
know from actual observation, that his stock is
large and varied and his terms accommodating.
Let the farmers of our comfy support him.
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RESIGNATION Rev Andrew B. Cross, of this
County, has resigned his position as General
Agent and Superintendent ofthe Maryland Tract
Society. The Society adopted resolutions ex-
pressve of the high estimate placed upon his
services, and cordially commending him to the
confidence and paternal regard of Christian peo-
pie wherever he may go.
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IsD- The Chicago Times, one of the papers
which Gen. Grant says he would suspend if he
had the power, calls upon the President, if Con
gress persists in opposition to him, 10 constitute
himself the Cromwell of the time, and dissolve
the body by military power.
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n- 81 feel sorry" says correspondent,
" when see the Presidents course 30 vehemently
approved by class of men of whose good opn-
ion have the same opinion that Gen. Jackson
had of Thos. Ritche-that when they approve
of mans conduct, there is good reason to fear
that in some unguarded moment he has done
wrong.n
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-24

Nsa. The editor of the Nashville Banner, who
was rebel soldier, sensibly remarks =" There
is but one way to get rid of the Freedmen S
Bureau, and that is to show by the fairness with
which we treat the negro, thatitis wholly unnec-
essaryu
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FRE.-The meat house of Levi Price, ESQ
near Pricevlle, in this County, was entirely de-
stroyed by fire ON Thursday night of last week
The fire was originated by lot of hot ashes that
had been placed in a barrel in the house. The
contents of the house were entirely consumed.
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WANTED.

A SITUATION as Manager, Clerk or Sales
"A man in a FACTORY, STORE or any other
business, The applicant is a thorough English
and German scholor, and has had consid
cradle experience in business and can bring
the best Of country and city reference, for fur.
ther information please apply to RI. BAKER.
Esq, SO 8. Charles st., BALTIC, or address
JOHN F. HEISSE,
Monkton, BALTIC. County, md.
MIL ~
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-24

THE REBELLrck- Second Edition.--rhe aid and
comfort furnished the ex-Rebels by Northern
" Conservatives = has emboldened the lately re-
pentant traitors to throw off all DISCUSSES and re-
sumo their old habits of insolence. They are
now threatening second appeal to the bayonet.
The Macon Geor gia Telegraph thus admonish-
es the President
g The ballot box is too slow process as a
remedy for existing grievances. Let the Prtsi-
dent put doWn the rebellion IN Congress and appeal
to the ballot boz to Sustain that"
writer in the Washington Constitutional
Union speak as follows
" Again repeat that caution no violence,
nor do wish to see the second advent of Crom-
well, of England or Napoleon, of France, prac-
ticed upon the radical destructionists in this
Congress, but schat has been mag be, and aciU be
aQ0in, If President johnson is Msvdrted in has
gredE intentions The President must be sustained.
The Richmond Examiner comments in much
the same strain
g The Satanic puddler of the national foun-
dry grins as he sees the sparks fly of from the
mass of metal that he is manipulating with dev-
iish glee in his fiery furnace. lie knows that
they will fall cold and ifeess, mere flakes of in
ert iron. But Mr. Stevens, God helping us, we
do not intend TO pass through your rollng-mill ;
and the day may not be- far distant chen the fires
of your forge ,ciU be put out By thunderJoh from
the red right hand Of Cesar
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-24

gsg- The authorities OF Baltimore City on Mon
day last commenced the removal of the inmates
of the old almshouse to their new establishment
situated in the Twelfth District Of this County,
known as the Bayview Asylum" The entire
removal is expected to be accomplished this week.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-24

@- A Union soldier, who has been crippled
for life by Rebel bullet, recently remarked, in
reference to the political aspect, that he hadn'
seen the Democrats feel so we'll since The battle y
Bull Run
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ECLIPSE OF THE Notwithstanding to the alma
nae makers, total eclipse of the moon will take
place on Friday night next, the Both inst, COM
mencing about o clock and ending between. IL
and o'clock.
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APPOINTMENTS The Methodist Protestant Con-
ference of Maryland, which has been in session
for some days, has appointed Revs. w. w. Reese
and T. G. Downs to the Baltimore and Towson-
town Circuit. Rev. VIM. D. Litzinger goes to
Washington Rev. @. H. Littleton to Anne Arun-
del circuit, and Revs. J. F. Whitesde and s. T
Furguson TO New Market, Frederick county.
The Evangelical Association, at it's annual
conference lately held in York, Pa, appointed
Rev. H. Althouse to the Baltimore county circuit.
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more city, valuable Tract of Land and large Pa
per Mill in Baltimore county.
~O
AWFUL TRAGEDY-MURDER In THE CoUSrY.--On
Sunday last we heard that on the day previous,
a horrible murder had been committed at Mount
Washington, in this county, and on Tuesday we
received from friend residing near the scene OF
the murder, full account of the whole transac.
ton, as follows:
Between nine and ten o'clock on Saturday
evening the 18th, st. Patrick's day, J the citi-
zens of Mount Washington and vicinity, were
thrown into state of the most intense excite
ment by the brutal murder Of a young man
named Barney Michigan, by his oldersbrother
James Michigan.
1t appears that the two brothers had been in
dulging rather freely in the use of liquor, du-
ring the afternoon and evening, and as is usual,
a series of quarrels was the result. Several oil
these disputes had been quieted by the interposi-
ton of some neighborS, when they the brothers
Nc returned to the home Of the older brother,
on the ground of the Washington Factory Co.
Shortly after their return, considerable noise
and confusion, mingled with cries of " don't y
+" don't" from the wife of the older brother
{ James attracted the attention ofsome persons
living near on going to the door they found il
securely fastened, but on knocking, the door
was readily opened. Anxious to discover the
cause of the noise, they went up stairs where
they found Barney lying on the floor, while a
stream Of blood poured from his side.
DR.. H. NJ. Ewing was Immediately summoned,
but on arriving fonnd that death had preceded
him. An examination revealed wound four OIL
five inches in length on the left breast two ribs
entirely, and third one separated from the
sternum breast-bone J the left ventricle of the
heart penetrated near the apex, all of which had
been done with small pocket knife, and oil
course caused instant DEATH
After committing this brutal deed the murde
rer coolly and deliberately laid the knife on the
! table, and proceeded to light has pipe. In
the mean time Messrs Chalk, Sunderland and
Baker started for an officer, who on arriving ar
rested the perpetrator.
Justice Peregoy held an inquest, and after ex'
amining several witnesses whose testimony was
mainly as above, the jury rendered verdict thai
g the said Barney Michigan, came to his death
by a wound inflicted with knife in the hand o.
ghis brother"
After the rendition Of the above verdict, officer
Knight conducted the murderer to Towsontown
where in the loneliness and gloom surrounding
him, it is to be hoped, he may reflect even unto
repentance"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-24

JOHN s. CUTTINGS, ESQ, of this county, has
been elected Director in the York and Maryland
Line Turnpike Company.
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JEFFERsoS DAVIS is now afflicted with sore
throat Albany Arg0s.
lie ought to have it tied up Nsy<Havsn
Pxltadism,
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Amendment to the License Laws,

Passed BIZ the General Assembly of Maryland at
the Regular Session, commencing Jan
uGry 1862, relating to Licenses.
An Act to amend the twenty and twenty
second sections of the fifty-sixth Article of
the Code of Public General Laws. relating to
the Licenses of Hawkers and Peddlers.
Sec. l. Be it enacted by the General Assem-
bly, of Maryland, That the twenty first and
twenty second sections of the fifty sixth Art-
Gle of the Code of Public Genera. Laws, relat-
ing to the licenses of hawkers and peddlers, be
and the same are hereby repealed, and the fol-
lowing sections enacted in lieu thereof
"Twemty-one." For every such license, not
to extend beyond the county in which the same
may be issued. there shall be paid the follow
ing rates, to wit For every license to travel
on foot, the sum of forty dollars; totravel with
horse or other beast Of burden and wagon or
other vehicle, the sum of fifty dollars with
two horses or other beasts Of burden and wag-
on or other vehicle, the sum of seventy dollars.
For every such license to extend overthe whole
Eastern Shore or the whole Western Shore,
there shall be paid the following rates, TO wit:
For every license to travel on foot, the sum
Of sixty dollars; to travel with horse or 9TH
er beast of burden, or one horse and other beast
of burden and wagon or other vehicle, the sum
of one hundred dollars with two horses or
other beasts of burden and wagon or other We
hicle, the sum Of one hundred and fifty dollars.
"Twenty- two" No such license shall be
granted to any other than white person, or to
any hawker or peddler in the name or style of
partnership or company, and but one person
shall act under any such license.
Sec. 2. And be it enacted, That this act shall
take effect on the day of its passage.
An Act to amend the fifty-sixth Article Of the
Code of Public General Laws relating to lii
censes, by adding thereto the following Sec
ton relating to partnerships taking out IL |
censes.
Sec. /. Be it enacted by the General Assem-
bly, of Maryland, That the following section /
be and the same is hereby added to the fifty
sixth article of the Code of Public General |
Laws to follow the second section thereof: /
Any license may be obtained by partnerships |
Or firms as well as by individuals; but in all
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the rental or annual value is not

LICENSES TO RETAILERS OF SPIRITU-
GUS OR FERMENTED LIQUORS, or LAGER
BEER.-The amounts of license to be paid by
retailers of spirituous and fermented liquors or
lager Beer are as follows IF the value of the
rtool, -, tyo do ba &SO0 or lass 12 go
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NeaO Advertisements.
FOR SALE.

A<%GOOD DRIVING HORSE and q two-s seat
AROCKAWAY CARRIAGE. Sold because
fhe owner has no further use for them. Apply
Immediately to this office, or REV. JOHN s..
DEALE, M. E. Parsonage, Towsontown.
March 24-1t.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-24

"A RETURNED SOLDIER" at New Market, is in
formed that the law equaizing bountes 10 SOL
diers has not yet passed in Congress.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-24

The BALTIMORE AND PIKEsvILLE RAILROAD Con-
PANY.-The Legislature at its last session, grant
ed new charter to a company to construct
railway from Baltimore to Pikesville in Balti-
more county-the charters previously granted, it
is stated, having been forfeited by lapse of time.
The commissioners named in the new charter are
Messers. John T. Ford William Thomson, Charles
H. Miles Gustavus A. Thomson and Covington
D., Barntz Said commissioners may, at any
time within one year after the passage of the act
February 9th, 1866, open books for subscrip-
ton to the capital stock of the company, which is
$500 900, in shares of $40 each. AS soon as five
hundred shares are subscribed and paid in, the
company is declared to be incorporated, and may
proceed, after public notice given to the election
of president and seven directors, Ia majority of
whom shall lie residents of the State of Maryland,
and such other officers as may be deemed neces-
sary, who shall remain in office until the second
Monday in June thereafter, when a new election
of officers shall take place, and annually thereaf
toms Hotel, on said road. The company has
power to contract with the Reisterstown Turn
pike Company for the use Of its road, or may
enter upon any land &C., necessary for any other
route that may be selected, which land may be
condemned in the usual manner by jury of
twenty men of the county, not interested in the
premises nor related to either of the parties
The company may, upon the completion of the
road, or any part thereof, demand and receive for
tolls and transportation Of all produce, merchan-
disc or property ofany kind not over ten cents
per ton per mile and for each passenger not over
five cents per mile. The company has power to
borrow $780, 900 on mortgage of its property
The road must be commenced within eighteen
months from February 6th 1866, and completed
within three years of that date otherwise the char
Ter is void.-.Sun Of Tuesday,
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APPLE TREES FOR SALE

TIME subscriber has on hand, fine lot of
l. APPLE TREES of choice kinds, we'll
adapted for Orchard culture, which he offers
for sale at reasonable prices, athis N URSERY,
GOVANSTOWN, together with great variety
of FRUIT and ORNAMENTAL TREES.
w. d. BRECKENRIDGE.
Naval OF o.
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SENTENCED. Judge Bond, of the Crimina
Court OF Baltimore city, on Friday of last week.
sentenced the parties that bad removed their eases
from our county, and been convicted there, as
follows
Henry Cook robbing Noah WorthinQton. of
Baltimore county, of over $500, three years in
the penitentary, the court being induced 10y the
youth of the prisoner to make the sentence.
Henry Smith and George Myers, stealing
turkey, valued at So, the property Of Elijah Tay-
lor three months in the penitentary.
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New LITERARY SocIETY.-A correspoudent in
forms US that Literary Society is in successful
operation at Powells Run, in this county, and
that its meetings are held every Saturday eve.
ming, at the Powell Run Academy, about three
miles from Randallstown. The officers for the
ensuing term are as follows: President, j. D.
O'Dell; Vice President, E. Holbrook; Secretary,
Wm.'M. Baker; Treasurer, w. C. Jean; Cara-
tors, w. G. O'Dell, Jas. N. Bnrnham and O
Holbrook. The association is in Hourishing
condition, and its meetings well attended
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No license shall be granted to sell spirituous
or fermented liquors or lager beer, in quanti-
ties not less than a pint for the sum OF SIS 90,
unless the person applying therefor shall also
obtain license to sell goods, chattels, wares
and merchandise, paying therefor the sum
hereinafter prescribed, according to the amount
of the stock in trade.
OYSTER AND EATING HOUSES.-The H.
cense to be paid by the keepers of oyster and
eating houses is $4,000 throughout the State.
Females vending millinery and other small
articles, whose stock is not over $500, pay IL
cense of 5000 only but if over that amount
they are required to pay the same licenses as
other persons-oath to be made as to the amount
of stock at the principle season OF the year.
The Clerk shall not issue license to any per-
son to sell spirituous and fermented liquors
from whom the grand jury has recommended
license to be withheld, or to person whose
license has been suppressed by the Court, with
out special order of the Court
The Seth Section of the Code, which requir-
ed an applicant for license to open oyster OF
eating houses, to procnre the recommendation
of two neighboring freeholders, and also to
make oath before the Clerk of the Circuit Court
of his county, &C., as to the annual value OF
his house. is repealed.
The above licenses to retailers and oyster and
eating houses go into effect on the lst OF May.
The owner or keeper of every stallion jack
shall, before being permitted to stand or station
such ANIMAL pay to the Clerk of the Circuit
Court of some one of the counties in this State
the highest sum which he intends to ask or re-
ceive for the season of one mare; and the re-
ceipt of the said Clerk, with the seal of his
court attached thereto for said sum, shall be the
license for stationing or standing such stallion
or jack for one year from the date thereof: pro.
vided, thatsin no case shall the sum directed
to be paid by this section for such license, be
less than ten dollars and that every stallion
or jack upon which the said tax is paid, shall
be exempt from all other State tax.
Any owner or keeper stationing or standing
any stallion or jack without license shall for
felt and pay twice the sum authorized and re-
quired to be paid in the last preceding section,
one-half TO the State and the other half to the
nformar
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For ACTION OF THE COUNTY AUTHORITIES. DE.
tective Morgan, of Marshal Carmichael's office, on
saturday arrested man named Henry Arnold
on the charge of breaking into the house of Hem
ry SowersT ION the Washington road, the previ-
Gus night and threatening TO kill the wife and
children of the latter 1t was alleged that he en-
tered by means of the window, the sash of which
he broke in, and with butcher knife cut a pic
ture and by his threats frightened Mrs. Sewers
He was taken before Justice Watermyer, of the
county, who released him on 81 900 security for
his appearance for trial at Baltimore County
ourt--4merican Of Tuesday.
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MOUNT REP0SE FARM,
BALTIMORE COUNTY
FOR SALE.

DY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court
ID for Baltimore county, the A AM@O
undersigned, Trustee, will offer 49,
for sale on Thursday, the 10Th H. "a ~
day Of Apra nert, at the Ex-& zzEz5z l.7Easz
change Salesroom, in the city of Baltimore,
at o'clock P. M,
ALL THAT PROPERTY IN BALTIMORE
County, known as the
"MOUNI' RE'POSE FARM"
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SOLDIERS FAMILIES.
BOUNTY,
PENSIONS,
BACK PAY. &c
STA TIE Am TOC4L ROUNTY

WHITE AND COLORED SOLDIERS, or
wv their widows or heirs, can have their
claims promptly and faithfully attended to,
lWithOut charge until collected. J by
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE ORPHANS CoURT, March
goth and Plat, lS66-Mary McElroy, executrix
of Francis Bowling, returned an inventory of
said Dowlings personal estate. ]. G.. Luckey
returned an inventory of the late Mary Hunts
estate, and received an order to II the same.
E. Matthews, executor of E. Matthews, return
ed his first account. Fred. Kemple returned
an inventory of the late Reinhard Andrews
personal estate. Alexander Foreman was ap-
pointed guardian for Elizabeth Stocksdale G.
P. Sheppard, administrator OF the late James
Sheppard, returned an inventory of the decea-
sed's personal estate, and received an order to
sell it, Mrs. Annie Barnum was appointed
guardian for the children of the late Genus Bar
mum. Lewis j. Roberts, administrators of Lewis
Roberts, returned first account. John Fhrom,
administrator of Adam Fhrom. was ordered to
pay the widow of said Fhrom 1856, with costs.
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nsrSAIra 10 take place the coming week, q

G~SAtEs to take place the coming week, ad-
vertised in the Union:
Tuesday, March 9th, very valuable Real Es-
tate, togetherwith Stock, Implements &C., one
mile east of Phoenix Factory, on the N. y. K. h
The Farm contains l4l3 acres, and is well i'm.
proved.
Saturday, March 3lst, public sale Of Of Horses,
Oxen, Sheep, Wagons, &c, at Shawan, Balti'
more county.
Same day, at the Exchange Salesroom, Balti
more city, valuable Tract Of Land and large Pa
per Mill in Baltimore county.
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MASONIC PREsENTATIoN.-M Moriah Lodge No
lie, A. F. & A. NJ. situated at this place, on
Tuesday evening last, presented Past Master J
R. D. Bedford, as an humble token of their per-
manent paternal regard, beautiful clock, rest
ing on a marble stand and surmounled by a
bronze statue, richly ornamented with curious
devices, in front of which is massive silver
plate, bearing the following inscription: " To
Past Master John R. d. Bedford, as a perpetual
memorial of the fraternal affection and gratitude
of Mount Moriah Lodge, No. ZIG, A. F. & A. NJ.
Towsontown, February, 1866" Accompanying
this beautiful memorial was series OF resolutions
expressing the thanks of the Lodge for Mr. Bed
ford's efforts in organizing the association. =
Terse and appropriate speeches were made by
Wor. Mas W. NJ. Isaac and the recipient
After the Lodge closed, the members together
with several visiting brothers from Baltimore,
repaired to Ady's Hotel and did ample justice to
a sumptuous collation. prepared by Mr.. Ady, in
his usual bountiful style which always ELECTS the
hearty approval of his guests
Lightly fell the foot Of time that trod upon the
anecdotes, toasts, speeches and songs of the
brothers of the mystic tie.
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WIN. H. HILL.

4 TT 0 r NEY a T. LAW,
20 W. Fayette ST., (near st. Paul.
Baltimore, Nd
&ss- Information given gratis. EacloSe a
Postage Stamp for reply
ms The German Language spoken at this
office. March "a, lS66.-ly.