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The Baltimore County union., 1866-03-31
Nea0 Advertisements.
q HORSES. 2 MARES.

2 HORSES, z MAhES,
and Harness for the team of the best kind,
with Saddle Lines and Housens, Cows of SUI
perior stock and quality; young Brood, sows
and Boar of the best stock; four-horse broad
tread Wagon, two horse do, no-top Irottlng
Wagon of the best manufacture, with fine dou-
BILE Harness for the same; l Hay Carriage,
new Furrow Plows, Shovel Plough, Cuitiya-
tors Sled, Cider Mill and Press, Corn Shelter,
|, Horse Rake, Cutting Box, pairs OF Spread
ders, Windmill, Shovels, Spades, Mattocks,
Picks, Stone Hammers, Maui Rings Wedges,
| Hay Ladder Riding Saddle and Bride, Fly
Nets for wagon and carriage team, Cushions,
Nails, Spikes, Windlass, &c. A lot of Carpen-
ters Tools, consisting of Saws, Augers, Squares,
| Work Bench, Trestles, &C., all as good as new.
Four Turkey Hens, Gobbler and three. dozen
Fine Chickens. Also, lot Of
Household G Kitchen Furniture:
One Sofa, Cane and Wooden Bottom Chairs,
Rocking Chairs, Bedsteads, Bureaus, Marble
Top Table Side Boards, Book Case, one large
| Stove, large and l small twenty four hour
Clocks, Safe, Parlor Stove, ten plate Stove,
Sausage Grinder and Stuffer, bbl. Churn, all
kinds of Crockeryware, Rifle and many oth-
| er articles too numerous to mention.
Also lot of the best Seed Corn and Seed
I Potatoes, and Corn in the ear.
Also, 80 Shares of Stock in the Sweet Air
and Dulaney's Valley Turnpike.
@-All Articles offered at this sale are near
ly new and in the best condition, AMI will be
sold aoithout reSeree.
TERMS OF SALE All sums of $40 and
under, Cash on all sums over that amount g
credit of six months will be given, without in
terest if paid when due, otherwise Interest
from day of sale, notes to be given for the de
ferred payments, with approved security.
SMITH S. DUNCAN.
R. S. GILBERT, Auctioneer.
March 3l.-2t
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ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND vGALLED
"ATHOI4. -
An said county, lying about three and a-halt
miles west of the city of Baltimore, and halt
a mile south of the Frederick Turnpike, which
is described in a deed from William Pole, late
Sheriff of Baltimore county, to ]. Dean Smith,
recorded in Liber g. H. c. No. 33, folio 522,
&C., containing about J1 ahg 20
,r1HarFIFI'YsAORES ies ~
Improved by FRAME DWELLING. HOUSE,
and adjoining the lands Of Messrs. Herbert,
Seemuller and Campbell. For further fnfor-
nation apply to the Trustee afr
Terms Of Sale One third casl, ono third IN
six, and one third in twelve months; the cred
IL payments to bear interest and be secured.
-. rtH. EDGAR JOHNSON, Trustee,
March 3l.--3t No, 80 N. Charles ST.
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MEETING House. DESTROYED BY FIRE.-On Sun
day afternoon last, the Friends Meeting House,
near Pricevile, in the Eighth District, was en-
tirey destroyed by fire, il is believed, from some
accidental cause. BY the almost superhuman
exertions of the neighbors among whom par
ticular mention has been made of Messrs. Samuel
and Oliver Price, the furniture in the house, in
cIuding the valuable library, benches, shutters
and doors, were saved from destruction. The prop
erty, We are sorry to say, was not insured. The
house was built in the year 1921. sev
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NeaO Advertisements.
WEW ALLDETTT0EUUOItUOs
REPORT
OF THE
GRAND JURY,
OF
BALTIMORE COUNTY,
To the Hon. d. G. H. Emory, Judge
of the Circuit Court for Bal
timore County.

GRAND jury Room.
Baltimore County, Nd, March, oath, 1866.
THE Grand Jury of Baltimore County re-
l. spectfully represent that we have disposed
of all the business that has been abrought.be-
fore us, and have found 81 true bills.
AS required by law, the Grand Jury visited
the County Prison, where they found thirty
five prisoners. The prison, in charge of Gideon
Herbert, ESQ, Warden under Sheriff John X.
Harvey, is kept clean, and well conducted. We
recommend that the County Commissioners
have cocoa nut carpet placed on the entrance
floor, and in the Office of the Jail.
We call your attention, and also that of the
County Commissioners, to Article of the Local
| Laws, Vol. 2, page 1I6, Sec. I25. We find from
the return furnished to us by the Clerk of the
| Court, that only seven* Constables, viz:
| EPHRAIM BERGMAN, of the 4th District,
| RICHARD H. GILL, 5th
NATHANIEL SPIcER, and
JARRETT N MATHEWS, 9Th Z"
HENRY s. WRIGHT, 9TH
SHADRAcH w. TProS, Sth and
| WILLIAM H. KNIGHT, Ilth 20" 3
have properly qualified as required by law,
consequently all others who are acting as such
are doing so illegally.
We also callt6e attention of the County Com
missoners to the bad state of the walks in the
Court House Lot, and suggest the proprety Of
having them put in proper order.
We return our thanks to the Sheriff, John X.
Harvey, for his attention, and also to his Dep
uty, Charles T. Harvey, for the prompt manner
in which he procured the attendance Of witness
ses, thereby enabling us to bring the business
before us to speedy close.
The Report of the committee to examine the
books of the Treasurer of the School Commits
i sioners of the county, in account with the
County Treasurer, is appended hereto.
All Of which is respectfully submitted
JAMES B. COUNCILMAN, Foreman.
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STATEMENT, showing the amount of Receipts
and Disbursements from January 30, 1864, to
July 10, 1865, corresponding with the Annual
Report of the School Commissioners for 1864,
and their Report for the half year ending
June 80, 1855. s~--
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Total amount Of taxes unpaid .s8O, ,9486'
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SAhrs to take place the coming week adveru-
sed in the Union, or for which bills nave Deen
printed at this Office: So "a "a,
To-day. saturday, valuable tract Of land and
paper mill in Sixth District; Benz. + horw''z,
Trustee. M
To-day, horses sheep, oxen, wagon and msr- H
cbandize at Shawan, by Wm. h'psiey 70.
To-day, stock farming implements, &C., oy
Abraham Cole, Of Lewis, Eighth District.
Monday, April I'd, 20 acres OF land near
SHARKS Switch, by Josiah P. Matthews.
Same day, stock farming implements, &C., oy
John r: Johns, Western Run Valley.
Tuesday, April Sd, land at Mount Washing
ton, by Warfeld T. Browning, Trustee.
Same day, stock, farming implements &C., by
Dickinson Gorsuch, York turnpike, 10 miles
from Baltimore.
stand in the Fifth District, by Thomas Wilhelm.
Friday, April 9th, stock, farming implements,
&C., by VIM. Armstrong, miles from sCockeys-
willie, on the road leading to Matthews mill. =
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= DUcKs.-The Guupowder river and Bear, Back,
Seneca and other creeks running into our county,
are said to be literally swarming with wild ducks
A gentleman who has been IN the haOi' OF Vlsit'
ing the ducking ground for number OF seasons
| informs us that he never saw them there In sucn
| immense numbers as at present. Of this and
other game in the vicinity of Baltimore, the
Americav of Monday, says:
Sportsmen are now experiencing happy sea-
son in bagging game, as The most excellent birds
| are now in abundance in this region. On the
| Dist jnst three frst-class marksmen, viz Mes
srs. Lewis Ritter, Lewis Kimmell and James
Button, left here we'll equipped for shot al
ducks on Back river. They alighted at place
we'll known to gunners as Japanese Shore. ard
getting in their inds soon succeeded in baggnne
seventy eight as fine ducks as ever nestled in the
waters of the State. Nearly all were red heads
and the remainer bald pates. The woods within
the vicinity of Baltimore are now actually swarm
ing with robins, and hundreds of persons are en-
joying themselves daily in bringing them down
| Not for many years has there been such abund
ance of game, and the rates at which they arr
selling by persons who hawk them through th'
streets are unprecedented.
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morning at 10o'elock, on board of the boat,
his disease being cholera. His body would
be placed iii q metallic case and buried at
Lexington, until a return of cold weather,
when 1t may be removed to this city. Capt.
Mciinnis was an old steamboat engineer,
mad commanded several steamboats,, and
adopted the profession of plotting after
wards. HeswaS one of the most popular
men we ever knew, in any branch of river
service, and his death will be greatly re-
GREETED. he nad acquired property, and
he leaves family in this city.
tMEMPHIs.-Thei Appeal, OF Wednesday,
says:
Since our last the weather has taken an
other freak. Yesterday was more like
clear bracing days of The latter part of
September than August, and the genial
face of old Sol had a wonderful effect upon
that one smile ofhis jolly face is much bet
ter for the sanitary condition of affairs
here than a weeks labor of thought on the
part of the landing committee, although
the face of one of the members, bears a
wonderful resemblance to old Sol's--at
times. Business was very brisk upon the
levee, the whole of which was crowded
with freight, and served to remind us of
the fact that summer has well nigh de-
parted. The river is sti1l rising steadily at
this point. sfss9zff IEf Isl +lF f4os
NEW oRLEANs.-The Times of Wednes-
day says: zsdaaf6l aHasr e l5 sfsei.-s.
The weather throughout the greater part
of yesterday was cloudy, and threatened
rain, but after all the commotion In the
elements, 1t didn't rain any. haE i3e afgn
Business on the landing continues dull.
The only business noticeable was about the
Gray Eagle, which left for Vicksburg with
q favorable good freight, and a. fair num-
Der of passengers. There were two more
departures, the John Kilgour and Pauline
Carroll, left for st. Louis. stas &413
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!. EMINENTLY SUCCESSFUL in procuring
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and their claims successfully prosecuted,
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Necessary FORMS, BLANKS, INSTRUC-
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Among the first boats due here are the
Havana, for st. Louiss Naugatuck and
Harry Dean, for Memphis; 'Camelia and
Talisman, from st. Louis; Mariner and
Darling, from Memphis; Silver Cloud and
Argosy, from New Orleans; Phantom and
Palestine, from Cairo; Tarascon, from
Louisville; Maggie Hays, for New Or
leans. .@s4atd9 @
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RfYer and WeafIher.

We were blessed with fine rain during
Friday night that lasted until nearly
morning, and at times very heavy, accom-
panied with lightning and thunder, and
some wind. Saturday, was cloudy and
pleasant, with light rain occasionally
during the forenoon. The mercury stood
at 76o at noon. The river was falling very
slowly-was almost at a stand-on Satur-
day. What effect the heavy rain of Friday
will have upon 1t, remains to be seen, but
will, perhaps, not do more than check the
decline. psi n
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ArrivaIs and Departures.

The arrivals and departures up to three
O'Clock on Saturday include the Phantom.
Cairo to Evansville and return; Lotus No.
2, st. Louis to Cincinnati; Tarascon. to
Louisville; Newsboy, Henderson and re-
turn; Golden Eagle, Memphis to Cincin-
natl. aei ' s4 ah 70 aa1s
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Freights are sent through from Evans
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This through line saves to the shippers
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Reclamations promptly and satisfacto-
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No printing establishment, in the West
has better facilities or greater ability for
menI of Job Type, though very large and
complete, is constantly being added to, and
our fob department Is under the personal
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IN SEASON-A nice lot of 8. g. DRIED
IL Beef and Hams just received as inc
City Grocery. Also. an extra arslciS ~ ~
Ham and Bologna Sausage, wen sinof>eo
and inl prime order, ct the
CITY GROCERY
les L. IGLEHEART AGO.
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TINWARE.
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sRTA AS REMOVED FROM HIS OLD
~ - stand on Main street to his new
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The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-01-28
51ailg Wlonntainecr,
A NOVEL
TO DE- READ IN Two NJ SurEs.
Vol. l..

Vol. /. a'-'
Moonlight evcning-shaiy grove
Two yuung people much in love;
Heroine with great wealth endowed,
lIerJ handsome, poor and proud;
Truth cternal-hearts united
Vows Of clmngelss passion plighted;
Kisses, qutrrcis, sisls, caresse',
Maiden yields one # her .resscs;
obstacles to be surmounied;
Happy hours passed by uncOuntedS
Ugly rival, old and stale,
UyerhearS the fender tale.
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The TELEGRAPH Tho late storms
have greatly damaged the telegraph.
There is no electric communica ion
with Vancouver or Oregon City from
this place. The cable across the river
nt this city is trokcn, and the wire
that was stretched across the VILLAIN.
ut,e four miles above here, has parted
and fallen into the stream. 1t cannot
he repaired at that place until the pro-
sent high water shall have partially
subsded. The line is intact from Orei
gon City as far south 40 Scott's noun
tain. Between Vancouver and Mon.
tic-llo the limo is understood to be
broken in many places Oregonidn.
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Sum MONS.

JUSTICE COURT FOR WEST DALLES PRECINCT.
Jacob Conber, john Conser and H. t. Barter, Plaintiffs
VS.. \. A. y. Payne, Deicndtnt. ... I.... t.
FUO +. A. o. PAYNE, Defendant: In the name Of the
State Of Oregon you are hereby required to appear
before iie undtrsSne Jnstice of the Peace Of the
aforesaid precinct, on the 18th day Of March, A. 1SC6
at the hour Of 10 o'clock In the forenoon of said day. at
the office OF the aforesaid Justice Of the Peace, in sai
precinct, to the above nenied plaintiffs III civil
action. -" - =
The defendant will take notice that II he fail to appear
and answer the the plant s will take Judgment nginst
him for tho sum of 81 74lO0 with interest thereon at
the rate OF per per month from the 9TH day of
February, 1865. t, ~
Given under my hand this 23d day Of January, A. D.
1865. FS. HOLLAND,
jn2GwO Justice U the Peace.