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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-03
NOTICE.

IL R.lrIxoRE CorSrr ORrHASs' Cornr.
January 10. is6d.
ORDERED. that the sale II the Real Estate
Sf SAMUEL TOvELL. decreased. made by
Reuben lowell. the administrator and Trustee.
for the sale of the RIAL Estate of the said lie
ceased. and this day reported 3" this Court b.
the said Administrator aud Trustee. be- ratified
and confirmed. unless cause be- shown e. .h"
contrary. OF o. bcIore ha ?0M day y february.
isss. Provided. copy OF this order be- insert
81 in some weekly Newspaper. published IN
baltimore county. f"r three successive weeks,
bei"re tho .ath day of February. tSss.
The report states the amount Of sales I" be
Se30. tSignsd.
JOSEPH MERRYMAS.
JAS. A. STANDPOINT.
Tue copy Test
JoiIH PilILP0T. Register Of Wills
Tor Baltimore county.
Ian Ut
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IA Acres "i Meadow Lana. in a high stalc oi
cultivation. On "My Lady's Manor Is NH,
from liaitiinor". miles from Monk. -
ssEr ton Station. V. e. u. Il. Ann..e
S3f%pk" leading to baltimore pa, sssssi
-. through thi. property -, u ss1s
ny u about equally. The land J. 81 % WA ~
pcrior quality aud will compare iaV"rsbly with
he beet Land ia the state. II ha- aA album
lance Oi Wo',d. and :. veil Matsrs.i. having
,,rcams "a every held.
The improvements consist Of a gael. sub.,an
tial DWELLING ioxso feet. tine Barn. nut
houses. &c. There - a tine Lime Stone QUAR- Y
~ ihr adjoining farm. This property Is beat
''i IA the mIdst oi thickl s-tileil aud healthy
n~ghborhopd convenient {" churches. schouls
stores. dc.. and will be- sold low. $1,000 worth
4 prnduc. was sold "Tthe past year. Fnrrsr-
ocular, apply I" MouRES HESS.
No. law buildings. 81. Paul -,
W. have also fpr sale. 600 Acres Of fnein c,,,
~ Grass Land "n Deer Greek. Hartford county.
near Darlington and Tide Water Canal. \ iinc
Dwelling li"nse 5Ixsi. with al necessary out
houses, plenty Of Fruit. a..
ALEU-, Splendid FARM in Montgomery
county. IL mile, from Eilicoits Mills. Thu
Lan'i Is 81 fret quality 81 reel clay soil. ~ 81
righ state Of cultivation. will average At least
~ barrels uf corn pcrarr", - acre. II meadow
that will cut FROM - tn ton. Of gra.- per acre.
The improvements consist "t very iiue MAN.
Sion. large Barn and outh"use- all nearly new.
The bnilding' would c"., nearly q, ni.h q. t.
now asked fof this property.
Also. to ACRES OF LAND moot beautifully
locai-i un Swami Lake. Containing several
building sites. Also several improved I.";. .r
swami Lake. cottages in complete order.
Also. THREE FINE FARMS IN a vcry high
state Of cultivation near Ia'onsV lie. e.! 'hc
FREDERICK Road. with great ysririi~- e.; tic
choic"st aind- pl Fruits. Building IN line
order.
Fine YARNS for sale on ~" Eastern Sh"rN 81
Md. an sikcs anl prices. Farms fn- ,ale 10 -!
che rounii-. "i MI. ani -. fjac Timber
tracts f,r sale. easy IT access.
Also Tor sal. 80 lease. the rich Bottom Land.
u the Mis-is>ippi VALLEY. Splendid cotton
and IA the most ,iesira Die locations for cotton
.ulturc. MOORES \ HESS.
NJ. Law buildings. ST. Panl 81. Ratio.
H..
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FOR RENT.

A PROPERTY near BLACK Rack. on the Falls
N Road. atout " miles iron, baltimore. =
very suitable loration far q good PHYSICIAN.
Tor particulars address,
J. l.. CApLEa.
Butler. y. o., Baltimore county. Nd.
Ian. 21.--ste
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Or. RuasRLL MuRpocH

az Baltimore. proposes 10 open an oncc. lor
" The praelica o. he profession. in sMED-
itants o. T0we0NT0WMs nd vielnisy.
Jan. 2T.--tE
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PR1vArE sALE.

nksiRlNG I" Fclinquish business. ! nov Of
IL Ter at Private sale. my entire Si"rk at
GOODS. FIXTURES. Ac. think I may sai"
" say tina, ny stand 10 the hest and nav stock
It Gsas,ls the mosi romIsIttr IN ihecouniy. -"
advsrtisonent.l A rare ehanrc l. on.rrd f".
session given Immediately. Apply \, ..r
WINS. sHEALEY.
Ian. g.-ti. Tewsontown. Md.
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FARM FOR SALE.
FARM WANTED.

A FIRST CLASS FARMER Is DESTROYS Of
IA Renting q go,d FARM ~ net less than loo
Acres. Any one wanting . good tenant will ID
we'll n inquire of JNO. u. LONdNEcKER,
Ese CLERK ef the Court Dec. M.--u.
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FOR SALE.

e These Farms contain st9fee6s|4f
- Acres the Valley Turnpike now ssls
-about being completed. divide, esAs
thc land about equally. The impr"y em-nts
consist IL two DWELL NGS, a new BARN to
xI5 with 20 fo"t she'd, fine stabling under.
Corn House Mt the side, 4c.. with other out
bnil'Ings. TIVE Young Apple Orchards. one in
bearing. The whole tract u under g,.o'l cult
walton aud fencing. we'll watcrci. springs aud
streams IN every hcil.
The Frame Dwelling at the intersection IL
thc pike and OLD Manor Road, /. nn. of In.
best locations for = store IN III. county.
These Farms are IN the midst 1T a thicsly
settled al ! healthy neighborh@-l. con v-nient
In i've or six churches II different drnonina.
tions. Each % these Tracts have supcrabun.
dance of hnc Timber that always comm amds On
the spot high price.
On this property Is fna Limo Kiln with
about .s0n hushrls 0f stone with the woad nil
ready a. b,h 90. Lime stone eau Ice had On the
adJ"inins farm. one mile to haul over the pike
every facility IL at hand fer improving nnd
bringing thi' land To high state of cultiya.
ton.
These farm, will be sold az bargain
Terms made very easy.
We have also Tor sale an adjoining Farm II
about 20 Acres, good pwelling. with outhous.s
Ter go0'l irnciHg Ac. f"r further particulars,
apply Z" MOoREs 4 HESS.
NJ" Law Buildings. 81. Paul 81. Baltp.
Maryland AMI Virginia Farms fer sale
Great bargains. Located Ia various soctinns
NJ the different counties. Prices range from
- ." S'"o per Hr-r. sl-o n number Of country
eats aud building lot. in aud around Ialti.
more city And Swami Lake. Money t. Loan "n
M"ttgss". fron sl,soo upwards. Apply To-
MOORES 4 HESS.
No. Law Bh'l'linss 1t Paul st. Bal".
Oct. -. II.
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Tho Fertilizer for Maryland Lands.
BAUGH'S
RaW-BOnc Phosphate =!

CSpsfaiRiag 81 per- neHf y Phsg'Aa'e Il Lirc.
Ard Iej per csHi. Of .ilaaor.a.
TT SHOULD be borne in mind. that tn,
Il OSrli ATE OF Ill NE IN
this article being obtained exclusively from,
RAW BONES aud TRUE BIRD GtANo.
there u ho portion OF Il cooperative a. IN the
Ease Of SUPER PHOSPHATE made from Mr..
era! Gaaa0s. but being entirely soft RLr IN the
SOIL. continues Z" inpari its fcrtilising quail
tie. n tho CROPS Tor YEARS.
Tho Remarkable ssrccSs which has attended
II. use in MARYLAND and psr;s OF IIR.
GINId. i, \ Mfiicient GUARANTY 90 induce
those who have net tried il "a do -. TheGrain
Crops IN this State where this FERTILIZER
has been applied. is supposed to have been ia
srsased from q 10 so PEI ccHi. by use, while
Tor TOBACCO and GRASS LANDS is success
has been saaaliy decided.
The prize. IN baltimore j. uniform with the
manufacturers Factory Price.
GEORGE DUGDALE.
Manufacturers Agent. los Smiths whafL
Baltimore. Maryland.
Jan. se.-sm.
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Valuable Invention.

It.AEK'S MLTALlc EEouN TEAPrEU.
!. The l,nst -Wre'..tu. ..-'. 81. ih' 1 .''i
','t introduced iuip tbs. ..ruif. lt'.'.-''i
Mav go. I'D. 'ghr ,uh.c. 'rsr v.l' .,'i eve
tho halnuce - tho c"fiuiir. . ii, iuui aui
nr,aivar-. ,i." ia, .,uui,... 60. a.. state nf V.
ci.tl 40 = tiggl" that Hiil r'.l'l. at. inc, 80
uekr ir"m sio &" S2a PEI la,.
Ad.lr... nr cail aud 800 u' ~. IL; IS. fAY
El-rE 81. n,'tf,ua.e
l.u. e:--t. J. w.srEoS..
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County surveyor.

County Surveyor.
I'M unicr.ignrd having hrru elected sa,l
l I"nini-.iaur,l ~ County surveyor. ailcf-
Lis scfNier. t. s'r people 81 lIsl,itnnr- county
81. a surveyor hni C"nNe anrrr. sni Will b.
happy e., aii.ni rtli. 81 az kind. ~ b. line
5. 10 H., pay strict attention q" IL" .rarriing
OF i'iie.. ~. office Tor thr pr.'srh; will - -
the t'pri l'nse. gaW -uni,.wn. ~ Y. fs ~ he 81
.rurc. it4n ". wh"'i"f. va. 81 80 ci.rk'-
ri!i-.. will ai',.ni Q" 81 husiu-s. puneiurllv
AMI Wliit ir.rai,h. .Addfr...
itENEY snEw. rnian Meeting I"nss. Z
"s Park ton, Ha,iinarr '"nnts
Dee. ..--Gm
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Property Sales. y
MooREs q HESS.
No. - Law buildings. ~. Paul st.


II WHIT
nFFER their services 10 the public for the
~ purchase ani sale IL FARMS. aud the
negotiating 81 LOANS, 4e., Hnd all business
pertaining Ia REAL ESTATE BROK EkAGE.
Parties wishing Z" iIuy or sell. Borrow. or Loan
money an marignge will please give ~ q call.
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Miscellaneous


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FOR SALE,

A \ VERY DESIRABLE FARM or 100
N. Acres ii Meadow Lana. in a high statc Of
on My l.ady's Manor Is miI..
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Amt. dua Hal;imorr county. 30. 0i~ I.
Respectfully sUhinlted.
WILLIAM 6. VANCE,
MILES DAVIS,
RICHARD g. TRACEY.
committee
Jan s.-.L
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For sale ~
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1866! 1866!
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. FOR THEMi
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Resulting from Disorders Of the Digestive organsI
Constipation, Inward Piles, FulnesB Of Blood to the
Head, Aoidity OF the Stomach, Nausea, Heart
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ing dutteripg ut the Pit Of the
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ing. Flu ttertng ut the!
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ada Dull PainB In the Hesd, Dea-
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the Skin and Eyeo, Pain in the Side, Back,
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g O L D e r g

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SUCCESSORS TO O. II. JACKSON q 90.
For sale by Drugaists and Deales3 In every town Il
ths United States. TIM ", October 70
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THE
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These two Journals are made up With ppeoInl refer
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From Rev. ". D. Eighied, Pastor of Twelfth Bspts
Church.

From Rev. ". D. Eeighied, Pastor Of Twelfth Bspnst
Church.
/ PHrApRLPHlk, December 20, 1s63.--Meams. Jenes b
81 have recently been Iab9rng IN.
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For sale by Druggsts and Deales1 in every town in
ne Unitod 6tates TIM ", October 40
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A TOILET DELIaHri THE LADIES' TREASURE
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READ WHO sA rs so.

FROM THE HON. THOMAS B. FLORENCE.
WAgHHaToN, January !, 1854.
Gentlemen:-Having 9tsted 1t verbally TO you, have
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During long and tedious session OF Congress- presaing
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Truly your friend, THOMAS b. FLoRENCRs
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-03-14
Testimony of Gen. Thomas and
Hon. d. T. Patterson before
the Reconstruction Commit.
tee, March 8, 1866.

Mgor- Gen. Geo. II. Thomas, s,eoyn and
examined By Mr.. Grimes-Q. Where arc
YOU stationed IT present and what are the
duties which you now have to perform I
A. | am in cammand Of the Military Di-
vision of Tennessee my headquarters
are at Nashville. Tenn.
@ or how many States is your divis-
ion composedi a. Tho division is com.
posed Of the states Of Kentucky, 1'pnncs-
sec. Georgia, Alabama, and Mississippi.
@ How many troops are now under
your command 10 the State Of Tennessee
A, cannot state precisely, but | think
about Q, ,000, principally required to take
care Of public property.
Q. Where are they stationed for the
most part' A. Al Nashville, Chataloo-
ga and Memphis
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GRAIN AND FEED STORE.

The Subscribers have Just received 5000 bis.
Of heavy Canada 0ats; 10 tons Of shorts !
Corn, Flour. Buck Wheat Flour, Meal, 80 {,
&c. 81 f.ttnf
We are now prepared TO keep full stock Of
the above articles, and intend to sell them at
sm III margin from cost, for cash.
Farmers and others, will ind II their interest
10 give US o call. ,r "a
go CLAY & HOPE, ~
Midilebury, w., Jan. ], <:6s,. 4oism
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