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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-12

SPEIDEL & NDERRIEDEN,
wholesale Dealers in
CAN F R.U rs,
TOBACCO,
@ i g a r s, & G..
Have in store and for sale
100 dog Can Fruits. assorted.
9 S99 Vs,o a. Brandy Ssy Peaches and Cherries
$50 caddies Tobacco, Bright and Dark.
so Boxes and and ! Half Boxes Tobacco,
Bright rs and IL. gT.E
IS gross Smoking Tobacco in Paper
b6ls s9u, R9isins, Nuts, Candies, Pickles lex 9di in
No. 81 MAIN ST.
CRACKERS,
CRACKERS, ..r
CRACKERS.
Marvin's celebrated Oyster, Sugar and Wine
CRACKERS, in store and for sale at
MANUFACTURERS PRICES,
sPEIDEL q IEDERRIEDEN,
- 81 Main st.
r. Potomac Herring.
% b BARRELs IRE Po9TosIAC HERRING.
Just received and for sale by
tu2 LIST. MORRISON & CO. ,
FIOurI RI0uFII
WyE ARE JUST RECEIVING 500 BAR.
~ rels tayorite and reliable brand x x and
my28 LIST. MORRISON & co.
s- -ii choice syrup.
A RCTIC SYRUP, BETTER THAN
"A Coverings for sale by R. ]: SMYTH,
apr cor. Mayket and Quincy sts
Lime.
MARYLAND, LOUISVILLE AND COM
.Il mon Lime in barrels, fresh burnt, on
Ian" anu iOF '.e P. P.ec:2H1LDRETH BRO,
Broom Handles.
IOnn POPLAR BROOM HANDLES
4UyU just received and for sale low by
feb14 CHAs. h. BERRY
Flour, Flour.
0OO BARRELs tBARTLETTs" DOUBLE
SlWO Extra Flour 800 barrels phoenix
Nils" !I., Extra Family 1ust Eeeeiyed By
GalIIa Iron.
SO TONS SOFT FOUNDRY OF ABOVE
OO brand Just received and for sale by
my25 LIST. MORRISON a CO..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-12
Mr., boutwell, is bnsilv enga,

Mr.. Boutwell, is b1sily engaged
writing up the report of the judiciary
COMMITTEES on the JEFF. Davis conspira-
'cy implication, and will certainly be
ready to report within few days.
Seven hundred and sixty-nine bills
have been reported Aand one hundred
and eighty-six joint resolutions during
the present session of Congress, q mum.
ber greatly in excess of that acted on
by any preceding session.
The Southern radicals, including
Pascha1, Sherwood and Governor Ham
ilton, of Texas; Fowler, Stokes and
Maynard, of Tennessee; Peirp6inti and
Bolts, of Virginia, and others, have had
their call prepared and signed for a
national convention to be held at Inde-
pendence Hall, in Philadelphia, early
In September. 1t will be a magnificent
demonstration of pure and unadulter-
ated patriotism.
The notorious John s. Mosby, who
was during the rebellion, the terror of
the country hereabouts, is now so-
iourner In this city and quietly walk
ing about the Capitol, the observed of
the curious. Mosby Is a quiet, tame
looking individual, and has not the
slightest appearance of a bugaboo, or
one who would try to frighten any
body. s,aii.s Is--'-
Col, Stokes, of Tennessee, has re-
ceived Information from Nashville of a
very encouraging character. The State
Senate has ratified the Amendments,
and they lack but four of a quorum in
the House, with large majority of
those present in favor Of it. Steps are
being taken to secure the presence of
the stayaways, and seven OF them are
certain of being captured by the SER
geant-at-arms, who has orders to bring
them in dead or alive.
Some Of the recaIcitrant members are
leaving the State to evRde arrest and to
attend the Philadelphia Convention.
"A few days ago bill became law
providing for d five female clerks in
the Internal Revenue Department, and
for the last few days Commissioned RoI-
lins has been the recipient of bushels of
letters from every State in the Union.
signed by Governors of States, United
States Senators, members of Congress.
and others Of Influential character.
There are, however, no such situations
vacant! AS there are just filty-fiVe fe-
male clerks who, antecedent 10 the bill
just passed, had no legal provisions
made for them,i they will not ba dis
charged and therefore there are no va
C4ncleSs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-12

Summer.
The following are few of the certificates
which have been voluntarily given TO the
Proprtetors, by persons who arc well known
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-12

"A California editor participating in
a debate as to the best method of build
ing a certain bridge, objected to a cof-
fer dam for making the pier. He said
he early formed prejudice against the
thing. his uncle once had a cow chok-
ed with a turnip, and for a long time it
OR - = '
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-12
WHEELIya. Anri.25th. ls

Messrs. McCABE, KRAFT & Co, GelN,gaen..
Having used Kraft S DiaIrhea Compound for
Camp DIRrThea, with which have been deem
ly afflicted for almost one month, all Other
remedies tyfed hdUfnO IriLei and finding It not
only present relief but a permanent cure, 1
take pleasure In recommending It to the IA
NorRble notice Of all who may be nike affiict-
Chaplin 18th W. va. Infantry.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-12
&C n O Lla II a, ,,

It.
any sudden attack OF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-12

Gail Hamilton, in her last work,
summer Rest" does nottseem to as
sent to the doctrine of the immortalitv
of the soul as it is popularity under
stood. She asks, "If man is good for
nothing in this :world but to convert
grain into tissue, what is there for him
to do in world where there is neither
grain nor tissue? Why should he live
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-12

When Ettie, about five years old, !,
was being. put to bed, during the height
of mosquito time, her mother said to
her: "Ettie, you must always be good
girl, and then, at night when you are
asleep, the angels will come and sing
and watch around your bed" "Oh,
yes ma" said Elite, 81 know that;
heard them singing around my head
last night, and some of them bit me too. .,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-12

An Italian correspondent of the New
York Times, after discussing grave po-
litical matters, gives little gossip
about the women of that country,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-12

ItJI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-12
ONLY RELLABLE RE1LEDY
Of its kind now in use

Many prominent Physicians now use 1t in
their practice, and dunhesi-atingly recommend
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-01-06
y. VI. II. EN> Vk.
Taws niown. Jan. ist 1896
TO the Patrons OF the :. Union. >,

Once more APPEAR before the ciii2cns OF BAL
rnoTc Couaiy as trsws?aper publisher After an
absence of lnc tcAr from the ba.ness. | en,er
;hc dell az jua; ..orri,io7, publisher and editor
Of the BId,a9rs cOaidy iA.on
la February. $50 nearly sixteen wears ago.
~ il known 20 many Of The present readers Of
'hc psper, I commenced the publication OF the
HaagHor. ft1'p ii'toI'. the first paper printed
IN ihc county, which continued until January
1906. Up 10 1854, the paper had profe&el neg
itAliiy, but when the war ngans, the life Of the
Nation was commenced. no man or paper could
be- neutral. On January Isl 1854. Capt. T.. ".
!l1'ersiiek became joint partner with me IN the
sffoeg' and IL "as conducted rs 4 staunch sup.
porter Of lie Administration Of the lamen,ed
Lincoln, a1l o! the measures u his Administra-
ton. owing to the fact tina; there were chen
two papers in the county advocating the same
principles the .idcocHe and lHericda il was
thought advisable To unite them: retired, and
the result Il the combination was The Union.
under the proprie,oFship Of IIaversick L Long
neekers.
have uow purchased Mr. IiAyersticks ietcs-
'cst in the paper and from this time it will he
published by myself and the Mcssrs Longneckers.
TN re-enierins the newspaper arena | have
few promises TO make. am pretty well known
in the county. II will be admitted tina, for fifteen
years published a readable paper. Though it
nigh, have lacked editorial talent, /, was 4 wei
come weekly visitor into many families. 1t will
be my contain, desire in the future to serve the
pnblc faithfully and honestly.
1t viii be the aim Of the paper to deserve and
maintain 'h' confidence and supper, Of the loyal
people Of the county. It will support the prinei-
pies OF Right, Justice and Nationality, which
have carried the country through the late terrible
struggle against Rebellion. II will stand by our
President In bis patriotic efforts TO reconstruct
tue Union in such a manner that II will be per.
peiual, and that henceforih and forever We will
be homogeneous Nation.
Ia our efforts 10 continue the La,on as an
oepiable and reliable paper, the new firm resp4
fully asks and hopes 10 receive a eoniinuationl
the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upoH
Very Respectfully,
H. ;. CHURCH,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-01-06
MARRIED.

Ca ILur.iay. Dee. 18th. lsGi. IN baltimore.
Icy the Rev. Samad htfue.. j,Vt> ',mtriis ct
."''.i'.s'. ". - ..>..G i.,snAsis. q
ia pl,',.
ga Tu,.i.y iL. 81 in,'.. By Rev. SAMUEL
EAta".. i..tu'. S,ItrL y. wn,itir. - Mis,
G","u lii"'r bath NJ 'r"wsont'~n.
49, IL" - l'is; j., Ia. .r,'. by i:"'. l. Ill.
go, II ..t.'.. iuaN l.. liL>R,. 81 r"xt.. B4li".
,.n''.. tr " M,arnA II wIu,Krn. Of BAL.
uil"ri' il.r.'rl pap please copy.
60. "a" .I-t ultinr. b. H. R"v. l.. r. ll.ru.
N'nAiar u. Mtt,r tu Nj. M,r.,Eit L..
t""rrH. all at Baliim"." county.
Ou the :,th nit. at Il. - icnc, OF John 5
Eii.l-"n. hy Rry. Tin. ". Brown. lIrkEKtlu
P,HtrtT aud Nj. Ma, iA,l T,Lsotr. both
"i tia, county.
IN De-. 9Th. by tho l.cy. L. u. " Read.
Law, 49, A.kErrii, Of pcunsylVania. and VI ,.-
.it \. G,e>t' %. ii jhi- county.
un the 2-ih ul'.. ~ ~. H.v. T. lieiAl.. I.
:. r'>-,i. =, Nj. >,atr :. H. IL. both Il this
county.
co. p.'. 2,ih. ~ ,hv !:.y. /. + II. rr"n. An.
II. IsNrts. 20 Mo llAEr!EJ 4 Nc, HAr~. -ec.
It'd laughter Of john McCnbb.n. all 81 Bali:.
ulnrs county.
an the eath nit. rs tho E"y L. D. Heron.
" ,rnl FRi~ris Of this county,. >" Miss ELLA
err ssLE 10 Baltimore city.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-01-06
News Items.

81. Louis papers repor; tina; brshwharlcfs -
Cas- Go. Missouri are rcsuming their murlcruas
practices, firing on travellers and raj! road ii4n..
keiehum, the New York bank deiauller has
been sentenced to the State prison for ears and
months.
\ heavy ice-aOod in the Sasquehanna river
last week, carried or several million fce; Of Inn.
Der.
Alta public sale in Mcchahicshurg Pcnua. lat
week, the uilding gave way, breaking the limbs
and otherwise seriously injuring a number OF
persons.
4 fire occurred in Chesinu, ST. Philadelphia
On Monday night destroying properly To the
amount Of quarter million dollars
On Friday last, the boilers Of the Cordoba Iron
Furnace at Columbia Pa, exploded, killing one
man, injurng several others ard dcmolishing
the furnace buildings.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-01-06
TO the Readers of the UNION.

ny ono u those strange mutations which
sometimes uccnr IN business. the undersigned,
from this da.s. sewers hi connection with the
T4i9a NJ. 4. =. Church. 80 we'll known and
- highly rcspscici. ha. purchased our interest.
aHd resum's hi- old position before the people
ot the county, while we seek a field Of labor
elsewhere
Five years aga we came Ia this neighborhood
r tho humble capacity Of a School Teacher
subsequently W. spent time in the active ser.
vice y our country. On the first ~ January.
80. " united with Mr. Church IN the publ
alton 81 the bafim3r. County d,irocaf.. ApI
.er tue past ycar have labored ~ conncc,ion
a,th tn M"-sr-. Lonsuccicr. in issuing the
'aioI. In the capacity Of Editor We ialorcd
n.thfally Hui honestly Tor tho success Of those
principles vh ."i today make Maryland FRI.
''7ic hai our canntry great AMI GLORIOUS
'".Uu. =" tur oSirh' uf our humble ability
ha- been "ur aii" 20 serve The people 81 Bal
'i"Fe 'on.iy hy advocating such ncausres a.
SIC beloved Tor their b,.t interests. We have
resolved many evidences at their appreciation
u..d goodwill. Withou. distinction OF party or
>et. We canine, hu, br grateful fnr their mi
''r'" expression ri kindnes. the r"in, irnrl nee
Of 'heir hospitality ne a..o-iation. formed
... .-'"al lily ronir. tel will iin..r ia mc,..-
~. :...'r BALI main,aiu Acr sway.
r !. sir. sa.ay 2. -r''- that we write those
....'s. $50 '.ng -.n," learned g. .all r.wson.
i''n "ns % ni-. ,.m 10 D.. .uiv 40 ihi- ino-
90 90 that w. In. v h"w strou:ar. theta, that
s..sd ur g. tA' sEo' W.. .earch aur heart il,
N'ir Scr 7n 'a.iuj l'.in; toward any one
-"vcr.l wl"n W. on- look~d upon g. friend.
"'i'i ~ frjpl.t a.. deceived Ly ial.e rep.
'-eu'fh a' has" e','cd their h.niiy src.,
2. at "r H..', t...iI 800 il.c lazy yu,..tions Of
i'. w. o-4. tlcm as Il! VIII iof the injustice.
tlN 10 a., 'a'. low q ., i.4n, AMI their b,ticr
.ecmcr' iar ERECTION.
~hen ~ iir.t ,4nr To- Baltimore county the
wmpest e.! Wa was gathering IA the horizon.
We saw h1r-' forth nn ia" memorable ;o,h
q" Apr. l~fi. Two yeaef ago. wi.ca oar Gr.i
ti 'rinl r.ia ." you. .ire-..l",. IL" storm wa.
rigging .a a.i 70. 'ity prui, and .loo,n. lam.
90, t''on anJ "o''. pcrv4,.cd tAr lani. Thank
cool. that ln our .a.i Ediiosia, We inav conrrat
n!a'" you GA 81 rss.orcd Union an eiDaucinatcd
STATE prosper 'us county. wealth. intelligence
and happ'Ie-- IN tho Increase with every in
"ieation ~! a hf.:h anil successful future be-
;'rN ga. AZ ia tau. taxing leave OF those
"''h whom $50 L.'c held pleasant converse for
$50 pa Two y-1g.. w. h.. that all will ac...r,
oif best wishes t"r tho. Individual and social
" -liarc.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-01-06
PRIVATE SALE
EDUCATIONAL NOTICE.

U'llE TEACHERS of the Public School. 81
Baltimore IOuntS. are notified to attend the
Examinations 10 De- held IN their respective
Commissioner Districts n follows:
1T Com. Dist. 40 the Public Srhu"l House
Ca,"nsvillc. 81 wedn"sAsy, January 10th, at ..
o'rluck \. NJ.
gni com. Dist. at ia. = lIic School House,
Pik"syill". On Th"Tsiay January nth. at ~
u'rloek 4. ".
ard Com. Dist. at ih" ruLlic School House
l.'.'icrstown. ga Friday. January l2th. at -
o'cl"ck A. ~.
iih com. Diet. at ti' Public S,hool House.
Western Run, near Thes. II. Matthew. on
Saturday. January lsth. ats! o'ei'ekA. 81.
iill tom. Dist, At the Public Schoo House.
Mi'hile1o"n. On Monday, January 18th, a. >!
9th Coin. Disi.. At the Public sch.-l House,
Sweet Air. ga Saturday. January goth, at "a
o'clock A. NJ
.ih com. Dist. At the Public School House.
Towsoniown. on Monday, January :sd. az ~
o'clock A. ".
Toll Gate. "a Wednesday, January 9th, at .!
o'clock 4. ".
AL other Applicant. Tor Examination will
present ih"iiselves ~ IA" Public School House.
y Tnwsontown. on
THURSDAY and FRIDAY. Jan. 2nh / goth,
at 40 O'eiock 4. ".
Teachers whoconsidcr any other apIsoin tnenl
morc convenient for them than their own. have
permission 10 attend the place which they pre-.
fer. u they notify me of their choice itninedi.
ately.
A. the time allotted 10 each Branch will be
limited, Teachers who present themselves o.
ter the Exercises have commenced will not BE-
examined on that day.
No Private Examination will be held.
All the writing materials will be furnished
Eraiuitousiy by the Board. sa
The petroms of Tie varInhs anheols are 70.
specially requested a. show the high estiina.
ton in which they hold their TeachaFs. By
facilitating their transit 70 end frOm The places
Of ESamiaa'ion' $500.
pnssv. Roar ecao0L cosH'us, BALuo. Co
jan el--st.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-01-06
State Printing.

AZ the last session Of the legislature change
was made in relation TO the Printing for the Leg
islature. Herei fore pr,atsrs were elected 10 do
the work for each IIease now the whole work
Is offered to the lowest bidder The proposals
for the printing Of the special srsion Of the leg
stature were opened on Monday, January ls,. by
The Comptroller, when II was found that Messrs
Havsrsilek LOnsnsekers, OfTowsoniown, were
the lowest bidders, and the work has been awar-
ded 10 them.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-01-06

DgArH % Hon. liESay w,SrER DAvH.-I
public vas surpassed and panied 10 hear Of
death Of Henry Winter Davis, on Saturday
iernoon last ne died Of a sudden attack
Pneumonia, having been confined TO bis 70,
but few days. lie was about ~ years Of OF
lie served eight years in Congress as a Repre-
iatise from BALTIC. city. Ilis decided ability
an orator asd keen, vigorous thinker, iogei
with bis well-knoWn Independence and fear.
ness Of expression, made him leading mat
every position which he assumed. lie was
earnest advocate Of emancipation, aad peril
no man did mote 10 prepare the public mini
this state for It's adoption. Ills radical viewsl
his bold assertion Of them made him many
ter enemies. But his fidelity to principle no OF
could question. And now that he is laid to res
there can be but one verdict in reference TO BIZ
"A great and talented man has fallen, and Il
canse Of human progress has los, oBe OF lie mo
able champions.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-01-06

pEArH % ctraavxsS.. REV. Benjamin Kurix,
and old and highly esteemed clergyman Of the
Lutheran Church, died on Friday last, at his
residence on Lombard street, BALTIMORE city. -
10 was distinguished thsOlogian, and had coz
fsrred him several years since the degrees Of
y. D. and Ii. r., In consideration Of bis learn
ing and ability. The deceased for several years
occupied The editorial chair Of the Lafhsran o.
s~rUwitlT crest acceptance 70 that denomination
J % chsiailana Ne has gone 10 his ri full Of
sheaoss having lived 10 the advanosd age Of u
yeafs. Az a zealous and assfal christian, a
.ieat1ed man and good citizen, DE-. Kuris
wlilong b remembered IN this eommualy.--
he formerly resided near oovanssown, and
wherever knows, was highly esteemed as a vaIu-
abls citizen sud sminsnl scholar.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-01-06
Circuit Court for BALTIC. County.

DECEMBER TERM iS6S
before Hon. Henry Sto~kbridgc, Special
Judge Tohu 7. Ensur, Esq.. states attorney.
TUESDAY, Jan. I'd.
Court met this morning. but no buslness xas
tranctrd. Mr. Ensot announced the death Of
Hon. u. Water Davis, n member Of this lar,
delivered a cuiogy on his character and moved
thu adionrnncni OF Court in rcsV~ri hrs iueln-
DRY. The motion was .cconrd by -. q. War
field, Esq.. and replied 10 by Judge Siorkbridgc
80 appropriate remarks
.WEoSrspAY. Jan. III.
The cases Of tile State v. llcn-y smith, and
George MtCrs, indictr,for the larceny " a inr-
he, the property Of Eiij,h Taylor were rrmov-
cd on affidavit i1 the Criminal Court of BALTIC.
city.
State " Henry Gather, negro, indicted for
larccny-,Tivd Lciorr u jury. Verdict guilty.
Sentenced To he confined eighteen months IT. the
Pcniitniiary
State Is. VIM. Henderson. alias George " q.
Webster, indicted for obtaining money under
false prriences. The defendant not being in
court, his rccognizaucr was forfeited. Walter
y. Sheridan. security.
State -. Jiroh Crawford, indicted Tor the mnr.
der OF john Shivcr-nmovrd from Baltimore
ciy. Tried before the court anl aijgdgcd not
guilty Of murder in the first dcsrer, but guilty of
murder IN tie second degree. Not sentenced.
State VIM. J. Kirk. George 4. Kirk. \ J.
Wi.llar, !lrnry u. MilliaT aud Lewis \. SNtitE
cr indicted Tor an Hssauii with intent u ILL sH..
murder Nathan lchmnu--rtuovtd from BALTIC
,i'y. Tiicd before the cuuii. Adjudgcd not
guilty. ou The irst count hat guilty ON the second,
and 6ur,! "uc dollar aud coSis.
Aiird lI"i.ev. negro. Who somc time since
pl",l' s4'i 80: Tie larceny II some chickens.
the rtuIHriy 80 John SinS scrs WI, sentenced
hi, m"rnus To he confined in the leniiru,iary
ivf eighteen months
The argument "n the Icmutrc,l vs the Mount
Hops case j. fixed fUr neat Friday. Jan. 9Th.
T.tRsptV. Jan. nh
STATE $. Joseph Fisher. indicted fpr M assault
with intent Ia murder samuel y. white. re-
muvrl oa affidavit iu the Criminal Court OF Bal
;im'f,. N"s.r.. L; j. fittings anl Wheeler \
kccch fur d-f,ntc
State - George Hunt a,rl others indicted for
riot continued until next term Petit iIfy dis.
,har.t,i until .uulty utN,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-01-06

lHil,.N i.:!alaf, Co.. -.iA .icc l-,.i
.NsfS Ih'rs thinking that - sAor; 49,
count OF the Christina. festivities vi our SUNDAY
school, woud he 81 ;4'rArsi 20 some OF Nonr
reaG,g., t,i.. ihc .ttriy @. asking "a IIhte in
,"Hr toluiaH- Tor ihA: irro.c. In accorlsn,r
y ith q d. solution % ,..r i'buuiX Suaday school
committee 'hr school assembled on Christmas
nieToon ~ their regular lace Of meeting about
80 scholar bcsns rrc-'Ut. TAc exercise. were
0icnti Wita prayer rs ihc Kew. Saul Foster
wuirh Was followed %! dialogues. Rotations and
singing D. ID" scholars. Sir Foster then n,adc
an eloquent .ple.h 10 cAhli - sunday Schools.
which va, Responded iu hs Mr. Thomas ct the
srrcn Factory, he making liberal donation,
tfltFs came forward iO help N the good cause
mad about $50 was collected Thecxcrci.rs clos,
With PRAYER. after whi-h the children were pre-
sc4itd wl;h luuuiiig. supply of confectionery
cake &c. donated ~ John : Barry E.g..
President ct "a. Fauui, Manufacturing Co.
tesolu,ions wrre passed expressing the thanks
of the school 10 Hr Il. orhis literal donation. al.
10 the ladies for the beautiful and tasty manner
ia which lhcy had decorated the schuolfoom and
10 the Superintendent. Nr Daniel Price for hi,
attention 10 the Interests Aud welfare IT TIE school
The scholars then separated well tleascd with
thc rnPr,tnmeni ani their heart. giadiencd Us
the lioer, suprl, Of good thing. furnished them
Ia connection with the atoVc. We may al.o
state that each faaliy contacted with the place
was presented With hac christmas turkey hy
tie COMPANY The Factory which has lately
changed hands. Is now owned hy Mcssrs. John
: Harry. jos " Jrnkin. Allen A. Chapman
fnd WIN. L. Montague, % Baltimore city aud
Thos. Love Of litliimor" county. and - 10 u very
hourishing condition. The company hcing deter
mined 10 make Il q .ifst class manufacturing vil.
lasr. .ftntfgy anl enterprise will accomplish Il.
With best wishes for the prosperity Of Yourselves
and your sainnbie paper aH, yours sc. J.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-01-06
4 VALlABE FARM
FOR SALE.

INlIE subscriher.. hcirs oi John Shipl.y. late
Il 81 baltimore county. decreased, -
"ilrr their Farm for sale, having de $50
'"Tinn"i :" & Wet Thu FARM sIs
contahis abnu, .sefs
10! ACRES or LAND.
about SG 81 whc,, are cleared ani IN a .,-.l
stai' "f cultivation. beng heavily lined g
acr"s Of the cleared land Is b";iou. 90 meadow
land. producing good grass the balance
Woodland ~ THRIVING TIMBER.
THIS Farm i situated on thu Baltimore Road
leading from G"rsuchs Ml!s an said county
% in'crscrt the Ola York Road "a; kirAwn,.l'.
shops. u o. convenient 10 Churchcs. S.h..,l.
aud Post Oi'rr. AMI abou, { mil. from inc
Northern Central Railroad.
The improvement, AZ" a good
FRAME DWELLING IOrSE.
1880 feet. iw"-s,"Fies. Back building isxst
feet. Fran" Barn 50xjU feet. with Shr,Idi,-.
aud all other Buildings necessary IN a farm
sion" spring Ilousc. Carriage HOUSE. Meat
lious.. Poultry iIous" aud Granary. The farm
!, well fenced and watered. 1t has
GOOD ArPLE AND PEACH ORCHARD
OF thoir" frui, ia thriving c"ndi,i"n. Th-r.
are two streams Il water Funniu. Through the
Farm. uniting on the lower part LaNir. "n- ~
t'sn s'.oi Mill Seats.
!, not .o!d at Private Sale hv
TAHssfay. MarcG stl IsGc,
att O'ciock J.. NJ,
Il will be- offered ut Public Sale on the pr.u,i.e.
TERMS OF sALE-Onc- half Cash. the bal.
ancc IA two insiaiments. ono in six. the other
IA tweiN" months. secured by mortgage OF good
endorsrr.
So Any person wishing to purchase can
view the premises and consult with the sub
'"fil'"rs living On the Farm.
ANN SMILEY.
BENZ. n. SIMPLIFY,
Back iiorse T. o.. Hartford Co.. Md.