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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-01
Neap Advertisements.

\ NeO Advertisements.
EI0HLY VALUABLE PROPERTY
IN BALTIMORE COUNTY.
AT PARTITION,
TWgYTY.SETEN MILES FROM TBE err
or mn TTHORE. on THE
NORTHERN CENTRAL II. r.,
FOR SALE IT PUBLIc IUCTON
733 ACRES.
VUNIIE undersigned as Trustee IA the matter
4 of tho trust estate of Charlotte Wthcrs aud
others. now depending IN the Circuit A<z7A
<1Er Court for Baltimore county, at. tssONf
>ting In equity, Ia pursuance oi.sss
thrcc several dcods of trust, viz GksN<3
ono from Charlotte withers, Edwin u. With
ers, Susannah withcrs and Charlotte A. with
ers. recorded among the land records Of Balti-
more county, in Iibcr q. II. g.. No. 30, toll"
509Itkc.; one other from Michael L. q. With
sfs, and his vito. recorded In liber g. H. g., Ne.
81. folio 20. &c.. and the other from e. II. Ehr-
man and his wife. recorded Ia libcr q. II. c..
No. 80. folio 81 will set up aud expose g. sale
By public auction. IL not previously disposed
OF n; private sale. nj the Exchange salcsrooins.
In Baltimore city,
on Tsc.isy. hs Ism day Of Hrcca5cr. 1885.
at o'clock l.. NJ,
The following tracts. parts Of tract. aud par
cells ofland, parts u the real estate of ihc late
James Calder, deceased. known ~ "CA5TLE
CALDER" that is ~ say;
IL MA ETIFUL COTTICE NITEN
At PARKToN.
Lot No. I contains ) acres rnd - roods. s.i
uatc at the northwest intersection Of the North
ern Central railway, and the York turnpike,
with front ON each. aud extending back t. an
avenue ~ feet ia width.
Lot No. 2 fronts on the railroad. adjoining Nc.
! to the north. extending back :" same avenue.
anl contains ! acre aud a hall.
Lnt Ne. ndioins No. on the north binds
ON the railroad. extending back in 'ai - hHut
avenue. containing acres.
Lot No. I adjoins No. > on the north. with
front cn said railroad and avenue. '"niaining
I acre and ronds.
Lots No. >, & aud each contain acre aud
20 roods. fronting on the railroad and extend
ing back Ia said 33-ioot avenue.
Lot No. y contains acre aud 30 p,rchcs
with like front and depth, a.ii ad'"ins NJ. uu
the north.
Lot No. . contains one acre. one ,ood aui +
pcrchcs. with similar front aud depth. and eel.
Joins NO. $.
Lot No. 10 contains acres aud 81 pcichcs,
aud fronts on the west side ri -aid HVcnur ~
the rear OF tho lots above described.
int. ~ IL - 80 anu we ~ a'l'
aud % perchcs fronting an the west side "i said
- foot avenue. in the rear al Lots No. 1. D., q.
:. : and .. above described.
Lot No. III contains acre., } ro"i aud ~
pcrchcs. fronting on the west side If said 90. ir'i
| avenue. and in the rear Of Lots No. l. and ,.
The above lots are located "n a commandin !;
| cminencc overlooking thc railway and the sur.
rounding country. aud are eligible sites ior
| summer residences ami worthy the attention
81 business men IN the city oI Baltimore. who
desire To pass the heated term in the country.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-01

Tnr NOVEMBER TERM OF the Circuit Court FOR
baltimore county will commence on Monday
neat. The term will probably lie a long one, ns
a large nunhr Of cases are on the different
d0rkets
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-01
SALE az - ACRES
Valuable Property,
WITH IlfI'ROTEHLNT
In Catonsvillc, Baltimore Courts.

~ AAACt SOQAA
IDJOINING ~. TIuOTHT'N mn.
saturday. nc 22d day o, b,c.mbr,. Iscc.
TT ~ VCLOCK ".
VIE undersigned as Attorney tor the Mort.
u gagec. will offer at Public Sale on the
premises, On
Saturday. hc 29d day Of Deccm5cr acr'. iSG'.
at ~ o'clock NJ.
ALL that Valuable Tract IT Land and lui
prnvcmcnts. situated IN Gainesville. -.
-. Baltimore County. adjoining S;.fs.,.eg
SNsTmuthy's Hall. Being that lesssA
Tract Of Land which by Mort III.
gage. dated the 2sth day of April. SGG. aid -
corded IN Lher J. II. L.. No. %. folio 90. Ic.
one II the mortgage records of Baltimore Co..
was granted and conveyed by los. l.. Fusiin.
aud Caroline NJ. Fusting. his Wife. t. Thoma-
Lucas. Guardian. together with the - j.F..y-.
The said land being improved by
ISIX FIRST CLASS ID JYELLINI,
HOUSES,
with necessary out buildincs.
TERMS or SALE:-One half Cash aud Bal.
ance in months. the deferred payment T. be-
secured to the satisfaction Of the Attorney. or
all Cash at the option Of the purchaser.
80 For further information, apply at the 81;
fee of the Attorney, - IVES, Fayciic Street
Baltimore.
JOSEPH +. MERRYMAN.
Dee. Its. .inorncy for Nortgagc,.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-01

rs- Our frienl, MAJOR Nm. T.. George, who
was 50 severely injured few weeks ago by being
thrown ZION. buggy, ", are happy 10 say Is re-
covering
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-01

re- The County Commissioners Of Baltimore
county will meet at ihr.r Office IN the Court
House ia this town on Monday next, for the
purpose OF hearing aad determining complaints
and appeals Of persons who may consider them
selves aggricved by the valuation Of the scs-
sors who have recently been engaged in rc-as-
sessing the taxable property ~ the county. -
The Board will continue in srssion thirteen days
runsccutiyelN.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-01

to- There WAS but one form of government
that exactly suited the requirements Of the rebel
lious class, Of the South--that administered by
Jefferson Da.is. Il " robbed the cradle aud the
grave 20 Ga up Armies that we're destined TO
inevitable defeat. It impoverished everybody
except a few favored SPECTATORS by scizing the
entire Industrial produc Of Successive years ysd
every species OF available wealth and giving in
exchange only worthless Confederate notes and
bonds II ohlilcru,cd State lines 10 enforce the
arbitrary aud destructive ,dicts issued at Rich.
mond. aud continued It's disgraeclul career until
1t had stained itself with every crime, aud iulci-
81 upon the people il sway,d every imaginable
goveEmcn,-ihc political organization pined for
by Southern politicians, the only one thing cN-
acily suited to iheir refined tastes II was right
for Davis 20 take the whole of cotton crop il
Is wrong tor usi tax II three ccnis pound when /,
sells readily for thirty. Il was right Tor Davis
10 coniisraic the property Of every Union man.
il Is wron- fus Us L. enforce cur laws against y
single rebel. Il was right Tor Davis. ia the in
iercst Of slavery. 10 Illegally assume and TO ac-
lively exercise autocraiic rule over the whole
SOIih-it WAS wrong Tor US in the interest Of
freedom, to exercise wise discretion ia the work
o. reconstruction. Thus runs the creed OF the
rebel AMI tie Copperhcad.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-01

sze'- We take the following. says an exchange
from the Houston Texas journal, n conserya-
tive paper, supporting the policy Of President,
Jouyso.. The -ihirvcs and vagabonds " allud.
I'd To- are those Union men Of Mar,lan who sap
ported the government during the war and sa~SI
the state from ruin Reconstruction j. progress.
ing finely in Texas. Read
- The returns from " my Mary land indicate
that the city 81 Monuments has b,eu carried by
= large majority hy the CONSERVATIVES in spite 81
The uniairnc.s Of the Radical rule aud unjust reg.
islraiun law. Al the Conservative candidates
for congrss IN the State have teen elected. and
a majority has been gained 10 the State Legisla-
turc. which sUrur,s the election of Gov. Swami
to the I : Senate, the Tepca q: the registry law
amendment 10 the Stale Constitution. aud the
riEhiiug O. al! the wrongs under which the State
las gfoautd tor some !cais Iasi.
- old Maryland has redeemed herself. and We
are glad IL see that her people have at last risen
10 shake oil the thieves aud vagabonds who
have ruled her during tie war. We want the
Old STATE 10 he worthy q her dead sons who died
fighting in our cause. The State that gave birth
10 Mckn. Wouiicn. TimhlC. Tilghman, Walk
er, Gilmore, Mutra! and the brave boys Of the
old Maryland line should never he stained with
the faint aud curse Of hadcalism.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-01
" To the victors Belong the Spells"


There is no surr sign that the President u
he United States has &c gone back ' on the party
hat elected him than his appointments to Office
Every day We read OF Unionisis being turned
'ut and Democrats being ia, in, aud Il has been
aid that the strongest recommendation an app!i.
aut can take 10 the White House is au endorse.
ncnt from Democratic polii clan, particularly
4 the applican, can cxhibi, II good Democratic
recoId. Service In the war ior the Union now
amounts 10 nothing. A man, SCARED, bruised,
MANNED aud crippled for life, may present his ap-
.'lica,ion, but II he has Democra, Tor his oppo-
ient he may MS well at once withdraw from
the canvass. \ case like this lately came under
ar notice. Il. 4. Conner, soldier in one Of
he Indiana regiments, who was wounded and
ripped At the battle OF ChckamAuga, and AZ
'rwards captured aud confined in the different
'rison pens Of the South for nearly year and -
lalf was, for his services in the field and lis suf
rtings while u prisoner, rewarded with the post
flee al North Vernon, Jennings county, Indiana.
ionneF, howeyer-ihe ungraieiul dog has
een unable to appreciate the beauties Of the
Presidents policy developed during he year.
nd has btcn so unkind towards tue head OF the
Government ~ 10 have mind Of his own, aud
,iat mind different from what he was naturally
expected TO have. What could Il. \. Conner
reasonably expect bat TO be inconiinenily cleaned
uut aud be was crippled, le and all--and a
consis,en, supporter Of our n"hle Presidcn: 80
indicted into the pos,ma.ierial chair. But the
soldier Q; Il dozen fights and half as many rebel
prisons can't be subdued in that style. Ia one
Of the papers published in his section hc gives
fifteen reasons for being dismissed from Office. -
We give several OF them that our readers may
sec how he feels about IL:
6. am removed because | do not support the
UNANIMOUSLY rebel Democratic party, which sys,c-
matcally tried 10 murder the foi fifteen long
months. by starvation and exposur
I. am removed because | do not support the
Democratic party, which starved me three days
md three nights. at Florence, :. c., for refusing
to point out To them the modes OF escape Of some
u my comrades.
q. am removed because ! do not support the
Democratic party which caused me 10 lie shot at
Chickamauga aud because | shot some o. said
Democrats.
.. am removed bscansc do not support the
Democratic party for robbing me u, Richmond,
Virginia.
10. am removed because do no, supper, the
Democratic Johnson party, whose members shoi
At and starved me at Belle Isle.
II. am removed because ] do not support the
Democratic party, one Of whom tried second
time to shoot me IN Smiths Building, NJ Rich
mond.
IL. am removed because ! do not support the
Democratic party, which endeavored 10 freeze IN,
10 death, during the winter uf 'G3-'GI. at Dan.
vile, Va.
10. am removed because ! do not support the
Internal aud reasonable Democratic party, which
came near starving me at Charleston, s. q.
IL. am removed because do not support III,
i Iasnasinl prrsihenI
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-01

llARO ON THE DENocRAcY. The Norfolk Old
DimiRioH thus uncraiefully denounces the DE.
mocracy Of the North.
" We tell az people that our friends nj the
North are nothing more nor less than n big polii-
teal humhug Their trade has been that u false
hood. miserable pu,ences, n sophistry based up
on selfish purposes. destitute Of every principle
81 honor, truth or justice. Why trust them lon
CERT
+" The Democracy Of the North. tour very dear
frendsl aud deceit. political irrachery falsehood
with all its weaknesses. are synonyms"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-01
A UCTiONEER,s CARD.
STRAY HELPER

GAMH 70 the premises Of the sub.c,,hs, :.
~ siding nsar hcnkson. baltimore 49,. !.
ssisJ, .,d sss5 1855 ne lsss Of August
4 rse,I rs..s. y. I'LL kh The owner~u0..X
pay charges and take her sway. F'~f'''
"'i ''-s wM. L. LKIeHf.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-01

ScAWcuI or GAME --uuc Of ihc remarkable cir
cumsignces OF the present. season l. the scarcity Of
game. IL IL subject ~ universal complaint.
both in town and county car marksmcu are
deprived Ut their iavuiilr sport. and our country
cOnsins fail ia their usual supply o. choice dcliDa-
ci,s Tor the marScl. The tiiis have evidently
taken their Hight to some more con genial region
10 satisfy the aPpciiies OF he ,picute, ur supply
the necessities of different class at m,n. The
few which still hngrr with Va ARE hgnlcd from
rock 10 glen. and from mountain gorge Ia the
quiet retreats Of the dim wOu,i, where the fallen
leaves echo 70 the iT,ad ol lhc ml' il. aud the
winds al times moan dismal, through the naked
branches ol the lcallr.s trees. The pursuit at the
remorsclcss sportsman l. incrss,sni and the crack
of his towing piece Is heard wherever a feather
is seen thr rustic - VIM 'ii.iurts the quiet
of forest or field.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-01

BASE BALL-Wc have Junior Club OF Base
Ball players in our town. aud it is really aston
ishing how we'll they play. On Thanksgiving
respective nuc.. aud excited great d,nl Of in-
i,Tcs,, ~ i; was kuowu that John II. Lungn,ck-
err Esq. bad prepared u very nice entertainment
Tor the boys a, the conclusion of the game, and
also that the same gentleman intended to present
\ very fine gold pen IL the test player \ COM
iniiicc consisting Of Juo. ". Wheeler. Gideon
Herbert and Henry l.. lowrn. E.qs was ap-
pointed 10 award the pFizs, anl ihcy decided,
unanimously. tina, Master lewis Urban. our
desit. was entitled 10 tine pen The boys
enjoyed their cnttT,ainmru' greatly.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-01

DEArH oF \ WTtL-RSpwS CTHES.-Mr. Edward
Rider. Sr. 81 wel.knoNn citizrn az this county,
died al Lis residence nrar Riders Switch. on
Sunday night hast, aged ucail, - years. Ar
Rider was a native Of England, but came to this
country when quite young uan, aud soon be-
came 80 greatly attached {, the institutions Of
the land that be- willingly took AN active part in
our last war agaisi his mother country. lie WAS
extensively known in this county aud through
out Maryland, was universally esteemed, and has
filed various positions 81 trust connected with
the civil affairs Of our STATE
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-01

School ExAMN,TloS. "A correspondent gives
US an account u very interesting examination
that took place AZ school No. a. on the 18th
aliimo. The scholars reflected great credit on
their teacher. The progress made ty the geos-
raphy grammar and arithmetic clAssrs in one
quarter, is said hy competent judges, TO have
been really astonishing, while the lower classes
exhibited marked improvement. Mr.. john l..
Bfoadhrli is principal Of the school, and deserves
great credit Tot his effort, for the advancement
~ the children committed To his care.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-01

Two MEMBERS ~ Tnr Harry FAMILY The
Memphis .ipPeIi responds 10 the Chicago Times
negro suffrage article in the following rcmarka.
bic terms
The Timss is not the representative Of the De-
mocracy of the North. II Is rather one OF those
industrial concerns that seeks 20 make money -
Il has said many good things, and sometimes has
been right. bu, /, has not always been right II
the Democratic party had been properly led, Hi.
nois would not have exceeded her quota ia the
field by more than ffiy thousand mcn, aud the
blood Of her sous would not have stained nm
NJ battle fields.
In this the AY.oad unques,ionably does the
Times injustice, No zealot ever labortd more
earnestly for his faith than the latter journal did
TO prevent Illinois from putting her quota in the
field during the war for TIE Union and 10 defeat
the efforts Of the Governmen, 10 suppress the
Southern rebellion L., the Appeal be just. The
Tim,' aided treason all i could or dared.
TnE rHEsiDESrs Drry.-The Richmond Wig
SAYS In an article ou the situation
What Mr. johnson will do. We do not know.
The fact j.. ~ do not see what he can do. His
role Is a difficult one H. APPEALED To- the people
aud the pcope--of the North, at least-Frpudia.
ted him aud his policy. We use plain language
and call things by iheii right names. for there I,
no use In attempting To gloss them over. Should
this rejection OF Mr. Johnson and his policy be q.
nal. and should he ''cavr in the South will, In
all probability, he no more the loser than she
would DO u he adhered To bis present policy. Il
would he mere mental adhesion. for he would
he without the power TO enforce H.
President Johnson has simply To carry out the
wishes and purpose of,hose who brought the war
to close. aud all will be well with both sections
Instead Of continuing to &c, mp his own against
the popular will, he should neccp, the situation
as II 10, aud hasten the work OF restoration by
checrfuly cooperating with ihose to whom the
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-01

SLANDER.--ThcTc is no man who holds a more
despiCable position IN the community than the
common slandcrcr, and yet there Il none Who re-
ccivcs less punishment from, an indignant people.
lie seems TO enjoy kind OF immunity in his con-
duct aud claims an in'uliyc right 10 play the
scoundrrl. Occasionally. jury can hc cnpnn-
neled which imposes yinlictivc damages IN rare
cases, but the majority OF these rascals either e.
cape entirely unwiprCd Of justice. or have ncrc
nominal damages imposed upon tlcm with Gusts.
Aud yet the crime Ut which dies are guilty, prop
cgly considered, IA one OF The highest known to
the law. There b. no olrngr more destructive ct
the best interests OF society II puison8 ton great
~ or lees extent. c,rry fountain ~ public health
and prosperity. IL gssniiscvcry class IN the COM
nuuity youth With Is warm brushes aud hnuy-
amt heart. manhood with iis high impulse. and
bounding energies. and old age with its wTiuk ed
brow aud paisir,l hands. None arr exempt from
it, malicious and Vindiciiyc attacks. u enters
the bowers Of hcauiy, aud pluck, the roses from
it, check. IL looks in upon the door ~ innocence,
aud the flowers which grow upon ~ ihtc.hOld
" ithcT and die ~ IL, approach u is a sin. ni-
hurrcut 10 man aud condemned ui heaven Il
stands arrayrd agan the eternal canon Of the
Almighty, delivered amid tie flames and ihun.
defs OF Nj. Sinai " thou shalt hot hrar false Wit
ness against thy n,ighhOr God protect the pure
and the yirtuous from the advances oi Nj. insid-
nous hrui. u Is sufficient that hi, poison should
Ia wasted among the low and tie ltoilieaic.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-01
Letter from the Third pistrict.
CALyrHToN. Ma. Nov. 29. la0G.

AALNhhtoSt Mu., NOV. @tf inoo.
MessTs. Editors Not having sccn a commu-
nica,ion from this place TO Your valuable paper
for a long time, and not wishing Il TO be forgot
ten. l pfop0sr TO give yon a lew items.
The defeat Of the Union party by the Rebel
JOhnson--Swann-Dem ocraiic--Couservative-
Iional. Union-party In Baltimore County, has had
the effect to-if pOssihlc-more firmly bind to-
gethcr the loyal men OF this neighborhood, aud
make them still more determined to stand ~
Congress in IT. efforts 10 unite the country Ia
bonds strong and eternal. Notwithstanding the
State Militia, which lives here YOU know Is with
johnson and Swami, our people who hare been
Union people are still loyal 10 the governing pow.
ers Of the country. The State Militia isa ircmcnd-
Gus big thing " aud has heretofore been In the
habi, Ofloudly prorlamiug It's loyalty, and the
people Of that faith here were wont TO look up to
II, but when II lcft the old landmarks and re-
ported its forces 20 the renegade heads they con-
cludcd TO let the militia go, aud iii could assist
the holder Of that wonderful Great Seal - iO
induce the Registrars To put I" liberal cons;ruc.
iiOn on the registry law, they would IN no
wise be responsible for whatever Of PERJURY might
be committed by the " dear" fellow citizens Of
the humble individual No. ..
Having had few leisure hours the other dny,
! s,rOlcd into the enclosures OF the County Aims
House, and after viewing the grounds, which
contain about 40 acres OF the most beautiful
building sites IN the vicinity Of baltimore. oh
tanned permission 20 visit the institution, which,
together with the farm, is superintendent by Mr.
Abraham Cole, Of L., who very kindly showed
me through and very satisfactorily explained the
workings of the place. There are at present 10
The house 30 inmates, 20 males, 20 females ~
Whites, Blacks, all female, there not being u
single culorci man ia the house. found the in
mates we'll clothed and well fed, aud in passing
through the departments could not help noticing
the scrupulous cleanliness.
The Commissioners were fortunate in securing
the services Of 50 humane aud kind gentleman
AID one =. altogether fitted ior the duties rs Mr.
Cole. The ph, scitn To- The Aims House Is De-
l.. \. Monmunicr Of the COauiy, anl judging
from the sanitary regulations and the condition
oi the inmates. he must bc ~ energetic and pro-
iiccn; officer.
Thcre is large tract Of Land here belonging 10
the County to De disposed Of, aud had intended
To make some suggestions to the Commissioners
in regard ioit but have already taken up too
much Of your space aud will defer them. ARA.
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FOR SALE

"A LIGHT SPRING WAGON, IN rood cvder.
AApply 70 L. vo0LE. or a. II. HUGHEs.
h"Ss"n'o"n. Nov. 3l.--al