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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-22

THE DExocRAcy AND THE REcoSsrRUcuos Qu,u.
Tios.-A Democratic Journal rcjoices over the
idea that " there can he nothing Fixed or pcrma-
nent abou, the pending Constitutional Amend
ment, even should Il be ratified. at can stand
"only while the Radical faction bears sway, and
only while that faction remains subject to lts
pFesen, insanity, Is the conclusion at which
The Democratic oracle has arrived. This Is the
Democratic calculation, and hence the fury with
which the, assaii tho more thorough measures
ofthe reconstruction policy. But il not the con
,ngency pointed a, valid reason for beginning
the work At the bottom, and 60 building up that
the safety Of the Union shall be preserved agains,
Democratic traitors md Southern rcbclsY Moth
ing should he len TO notwithstanding made de.
pendent on Democratic fealiy TO Union sentiment.
The duty Of the nation Is 10 profit by the oppor-
tnnity itnow has for guaranteeing sectional peace
and nationa; unity.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-22

SoLpiERs' FAm.-The Fair for the beaeiii Of the
MARYLAND Soldiers Home opened Ia the New As
'embly Rooms In Baltimore, on Monday last,
and Is meeting with the greatest suoccss. The
hall is nightly backed, and a very liberal spirit
's manifested towards our MANNED heroes and the
survivors OF those who ell fighting their coun-
iry's battles, for whose benshl The enterprise has
been inAnguraied. The Union people Of Bal,l-
more are responding nobly 10 The call Of the pa
srio'ie ladies who have organized this movement,
and are exhibiting an interest In the welfare Of
our fallen aud wounded heroes rs comnendabls
a. Il e just. Thsfair -sseni yssr~vrsr
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-22

TnE STATE MiLTARY iIurSrEs Sor PAyAnLr To
An AsslGSrE.- In the Superior Court of Rali.
morr city, recently. Judge Martin gasc his deci.
sion IN the case Of John \ Thompson against Job
smith one OF the bounty commissioners Ut the
state OF Mary land. under 'hc act 81 1855. chan.
ter loo, Passed March llih, upon petition for
inandamus 10 cOmIel the commissioner To pay to
the petitioner State luuniy which had been as.
signed to him by soldier. Tbs court decid,.l
that the State bounty act provides that the State
buunit shall L. paid 10 every volunteer or draft.
81 man W the service. or To every drafted man
furnishing n Substitute. or his authorized ..,..f
or anoEHrg, hat does not provide that the houns
~ shall be paid 10 an assignee. The petition tor
mandamus WAS dismissed
The act 81 1863 chapter %, passed March 9TH.
also provides that no pay ment shall he made by
virtue ct said act 10 any agent or attorney who
may claim the same by virtue of ans agency ere.
aied or anl power Of attorney executed prior TO
the passage Of this act.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-22

As OpD FELLows' fuSERAL.--Thc body Of n.
u. Chew, Esg., 81 EPSON. reached baltimore
from philadelphia, on Saturday afternoon last,
and was taken charge Of at the depot by Com.
niiices from Towscn Lodge aud Ridgcly I'm.
camPmeni, 90. =, aud by them escorted To
Gtccnmonn, Cemetery, where large number ~
the members Of tie above Lodge and Encanp-
nneni we're Ia waiting 10 render the last sad oil.
crs Of respect To their decreased brother The re-.
ligions services ~ the grave were conducted hy
Rev. J. T. lloif. and the odd Fellows beautiful
ritual Tor the dead, was read by Bro. Lewis J.
Roberts, ailer which the remains Of Nj. Chew
were deposited in a vault, 10 await burial NJ
some future day.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-22

PAyHEsr ov rHR ADDITIONAL BouxrY BEarx.-
The classification Of some Of the regiments enii.
lied To this bounty having been completed. the
Division Of Referred Claims Of the Pay Depart
men, is nov engaged upon their payment
These regiments are chiefly Of New York and
Pennsylvania, and Of the Veteran Reserve Corps
and the Regular army. Tho regiments Of other
States viii be paid rs rapidly az they are elassd-
ell. This will no doubt be good news 10 the
"Boys 10 hIue.'
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-22

CnHisINAs ,iiFTs.-Thr practice Of making
piescnis ON Christmas j. said to have originated
IN the example Of the wise men 81 tie last. who
brought their offerings 10 the manager NJ Beth.
lrhcm, aud laid them AZ the f,ci 80 m, infnu,
Saviour Since then Christmas ,.i',s have been
almost universal Throughout Chfi.ieniom. and
many person. feel that they have not iroi,rlv
discharged their duty un,ss they bcs,ow some.
thing among iTiehds aud iavoriies Those who
can afford IT usually do and tins holiday never
passes round without an interchange of tokens
OF good feeling aud hindnc-s IN almost every
ueirhburhOud. a. the gilt ever - small. aud
iniTinsically, ever salurl,ss II u esteemed as
q si.ss;s! :sysF. gss aHs!v;y w:;a .sa:ea or
children look forward to the appfoach Of this
popular holiday. Is an indication OF TIE great in-
'rFrs' they feel IA the receipt Of those gifts aud
their little h,ar,s are made light and filled with
gladness whenever they ARE made the objects Of
some special donation
The practice ~ decorating our churches with
cyrrgItns ON Christmas originated with the an
c'eni Dru,ds, Who wofe gsrlands of ivy aud mis-.
le'oc on that day, aud since their time It has
been FeligiogslY kept NJ by several dcaomna.
iiUns OF Christians.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-22

FuRs &c.-To those Of our lady readers who
ere thinking Of buying furs. &c.. for the present
winter. We would refer them 10 the advertisement
81 A. klelneibsi, 2t3 n. Gay Street. baltimore
The proprietor .PFoissses TO sell very eheaply.-
Give him call.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-22

MARYLAND MAIL TRANSFORMATION. by the Post
master Generals Fepor, !, appears that In Mary
land the annual mail service ls AZ follows -
'By celebrity. certainty and security" sos, 500
miles steamboat, ii,232 railroad, i,20i $40,
including the Baltimore WILMINGTON aud Phila-
deIphia railroad. Total annual cost $2s7, olo.
au excess Of expenditures over recsip,s Of $780,
800. There were established In Maryland during
the year % Offices aud ~ discontinued, and sites
and names Of s changed. Sixiy-twO POsimas-
tors resigned aud thrss died. The average cos,
u delivery Of letters and newspapers BY the ear
- Ia the elfy Of Baltimore daring The year
a,c-tenlhs Of q cent each, the whole num-
ers being 2,i50,O01, aud Of newspa-
a an aggregate expense 81 e2o, oil !.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-22

nf-It IL announced that citizen 81 Louis.
vile. Ky, has sued that city for 1880 dama-
gcs for the death Of hls wife aud daughter BY
cholera. lie declares that the city authorities
wilfoliy neglected degrade and clean The streets
that sraveraed the Infected district, aud hence
are responsible for the death Of his wifs aud
daughter. A similar suit. II Il also annorncea,
Is pending IN New York, brought By an Ak
griovcd eltinsn % that plaee.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-22
Nea0 advertisements.
NOTICE.

OFFICE CLERK CiRcrir CorRr sss BALr-l
MORE COtSTr, Dee. 2Ist, Is66.
DERSoNs HAVING DEEDS OR MORT.
l. CAGES in this office for lie ord. len prior
70 bccember l5n. IsC6,
are requested TO call and rcccVe them, being
u"w f,at; FOR delivery. II
JOHN II. LoNGSECEgR. CLERK.
Doe, 2a-St
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-22
MARRIEn

On the 18th instant. by Rev. DR.. WIN. y.
"yah' fhiL'r Il. kHou 10 Miss MARr EtLES
>FiniINo' both 81 Baltimore county.
AZ u"kIand' baltimore county. onfih 9Th
instant by Rev. Samuel r. Fereus,n, Eli 8.
li"Nh 4" Miss LonlSA }. WILLIAMS. boII OF the
above named place.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-22

GRocERiEs. fRrrs, &c We invite the aiicn-
ton of our readers 10 the advertisement Of I.u
Their Liitig, 100 \. Calvert Street, opposite y. e.
u. u. Depot, bal'mu;c. Mr.. I.iiiig has ON hand
splendid stock Of groceries, scAsonabe fruits,
Sc. which he is selling Mt very reasonable rates.
Give him "a rnll
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-22

Srosis ON THE SrREEr Cas- is announced
that the Louisville street ears are To be- provided
With stoves during the present winter A. Lou.
isville has not a colder climate than Philadelphia
similar generosity on ilm part ~ our street rail.
road corporations would he highly appreciated.
Ditto for Baltimore Plata. Lsdger.
DTT0 Tor the York Road Ralway-sovon miles
on car 10 the county, two feet above the snow
aud Ice, going st the rate Of five miles an hour,
Is a Joke that no one hut nm RsquImaux can APP
nreciafe
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-22
True to His Oath.

General George II. Thomas commenced hi.
speech in reply to the address Of Gov Brow nlow
presenting himself, on behalf Of the Tenuesse,
Legislature, with gold medal, BY utlering tn,
following appropriate and patriotic sentiment
Some twenty years ago received my diploma
II, the Military Academy, and soon after q com.
mission in the army. On receiving that commits.
sion took the oath TO sustain the Constitution
Of the United States and Government, aud 10
obey all the officers Of the Govcrnmcp, placed
over me. have faithfully cndeavorrd iO kceI
that oath, ms n solemn pledge ON my part To re-.
turn 10 the Government some little service Tor
the great benefit had received in obtaining my
education u, the Academy
These simple, hut truthful words convey .
singing Febuke TO the men who, like General
Thomas, were born Ia the South and educated NJ
Yves, Point but who unlike him, violated their
oath To "sustain the Constitution Of the United
states and Government, aud to obey all the OIL
GERS of the Government, placed over them.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-22

.1sss- Many Of our Union readers will be glad
to learn that Governor Swami has resigned the
Presidency Of the First National Bank of BALI
more His successor Is not yet named. bat II Il
the general impression that J. Saurin Norris,
Esq, the PRESENT very excellent Cashier Of III,
bank, will be elected To fll the vacancy.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-22

REAL EsIATE AGESTs We invite attention TO
the card Of Mcssts. Nelson 4 York, real estate
agents, Baltimore. in another column. Mr.
York is "a citizen Of onr county. well-known as
an enicrpri-ing, upright business man, and the
new firm will doubtless give every satisfaction TO
those iavoring them with their paironay,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-22

a. 7. "a. M.-ELEcTioS oT OYVicERs. TIL
following gentlemen wcrc elected aad apponict
NJ officers Of Mount Morirh Lodge No. liG, A
=. 4 \. W.. Of this town, on Wednesday nigh
last w W., John Wright H. W., Lewis n
Wheeler J. W, VIM. II. Ruby Treasurer
u. q. McGinn Secretary, VIM. ". Isaac $
H., Henry l.. Bowen; J. d., John Porter
Stewards, Samuel 7. buchanan aud Geo REFS
Tyler, Sylvester Bowen.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-22
rCnIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE. tha, N. AMI,

TTHlS Is To GIVE NOTICE. that the snh.
L scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court oi Baltimore c,unty. lctteTs Of admin
istratiun on the estar-@ol Z
RICHARD SCOTT -
bate of said county, deceased. a.E4y
ing claims against the said esCfFere lleby
warned to exhibit the same wTrh the volhtrs
thereof 10 the subscriber,
90 Or bcfore Me ?2d day Of AyA. Isd
they may otherwise by Law be ex.iaaI from
al! benefit Of said estate. Those indei,eA u
said estate are requested TO male Tim,l<if<e
payment Given under my hssd us eth
day 81 December. iscd. w.
GEORGE sa~.
Dec. s?.-it' AdmiaStrAsor. i.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-22


Fficnd E5itors I'D
our progressive little
with a notice In our e
When we shall have
giving your readers al
progress Of this place,
VIII hold prominent P0sIsO-gy
State.
For tho present, let lLssifscc 10 say. tha, a.
population is increasing quite sullirienlIv -
snhgraiion aud otherwise J with an Accession 81
"e.hancs, Manufacturers and tlllers Of the soil.
An,ong the most important characteristics of
h's 'hrIy little town, Is It's PH5fic Sehool which
'"t several years, has been very successfully con
uuc'ed ny Mr. J. ". Wilhelm, whose entire en-
,'",l Ior tue responsible calling' Is nccedcd
-! 9il hls patrons. The Sabbath School n The
'1'"',ah Chnrch u another very excellent fcm.
,nfri ocsPenking the braign- lsanencts OF the
gospel IN our midst and the good eiiccss'n nf-
hhAhng IN united Efforts In subduinv the rVlf~
tendencies o: the age, such as profanity. -
reViling our neighbors," back-hlllne. -
iault-tinding, slandering and trlckerv Tor
.elhsh purpose or vindiciiVe ainis &c xr.
which happily, Is not INDUCED On By our wor.
Thy people OF Beckleysville and vicinity
The sabbath School Is under the ON of
the following named gentlemen :-b.ApsS 49,.
~, President Samuel Fair, Nicholas Gardner,
David Painter aud Jacob Resch, Supcrinirndenn
James Marshall Treasurer Jacob NJ. Wilhelm. =
Secretary They intend having grad exislbl-
ton on mex, Tuesday evening Christmas un- 4
der the direction Of NJ. J. n Wilheihn, is Sec
rotary, whose rIroir (airs Is provcrhiai N HH5f
vicinity, In getting up" good enferi ainmena
for the enjoyment aud cdihcatIon OF the Juveniles
Doors open NJ =. N. SiGNA.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-22

TI'Il> IS TO GIVE NOTICE. ihat che sab.
l. .|f',.5 has obtained fra, 3f .orphanf
traiion "a the estate Of
JOHN GALLAGHER.
late Of said county. deceased. AlLneSa1nsIW
ins claims against the said estate, are Ne
warned 10 exhibit the same with the Won
thereof To- the subscriber,
Oa or bcfore tie 22d day If AuqNsL Is
they may otherwise by law be exclude
oil benefit of said estate. Those inds
said estate are requested 10 maks-ivl
payment Given under my hknf en-
arv ii December. lsGs.
wM. S. KEECH,
Dec 2e.-it' Administrap6r y. B. N.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-22

M@~FoFiy-one national ermeicrirs, containing
the remains Of 81, oIo Union soldiers, have NJ.
ready been established.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-22

Jss'- II Is related Of a son of Robert T.. Lee.
that alta recen, dinner party in Richmond one oi
the guests proposed rs toast, The Fallen
Flag Col. Ice promptly placed his hand up
on the glass aud arose. % Gcniismcn, - said b..
- this will not do. We are laroled prisoners -
We now have hut one iag, aud tina, is the fas
OF our whole Countrywide glorious old stars aud
stripes. can recognize no other. fight for no
other and will drink 10 no other
We find the above going the round of the pa
pers. We do not know whether the ex-rebcl Col.
made the patriotic remarks attributed To him or
moi, bu, II he did they were probably as bid
for the nice position he has since received Mary
land has many excellent practical farmers within
It's limits; men Of intelligence ability anil refine.
meni, yet when the Managers Of the Maryla
Agricultural College wanted Prcsid' ut for that
institution none Of our own people would suit
them. They went beyond the limits -four STATE
and chose the rebel officer noticed ali lyc as the
head ofiheir institution Treason Is being made
odious" with vengeance
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-22

TINS PHaESoLo0icAL JouRxAL VoR DrcKnnKR con-
iains Cue Portraits Of Dorc the great French Art
isi, the King and Queen Of Prussia, twelve dis
,iuguished American Clergymen, Miss Kate Bate
man, with Biographies aud Sketches Of Charac-
ter. Also other interesting matter. including
What IL Education by John Neal Characters
Of Shakespeare Theirs, the French Statesman !:
Orang-Ouianes, etc. Only 20 cents 50 a year.
Now is the time to subscribe. A New Volume
begins with the nex, number. Address FowLEn
Ann wELis, 3s9 broadway, New York.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-22
CHRISTMAS NOTICE.

"rIi'E CLERK CiRcriT CoUET FOR BARR
MORE corSTY. Dec. elsa. 1850.
DERSoNs INTERESTED will please tak.
L notice. that in order io give the Clerks In
;Ac office an opportunity Of enjoying the ap-
praching HOLIDAYS with their friends, this
aiiice will be closed on
Ia'"'dy and Wednesday mort (,Arisinas.l
md also on NEW YEAR DAY, January LIST.
i>67.
JOHN II. LoNGNEcKER, Clerk.
ucc. >. 1t.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-22

TnE LIITLE CoRFoHAL' - is the title Of very
entertaining periodieal for the young, published
nj Chicago, H., at 81 per year. We cannot see
how II possibly tan have n superior, or, II 4,
could have, how the young folks could possibly
desire anything better We have lately received
from is publisher copy Of the exquisite pisturc
- The Heavenly Cherubs, designed as a prcmi-
um To subscribers TO the Little Corporal " for
the next year The picture Is beautiful spcci.
men ofaTi, and Is well worthy place In every
house. This superb engraving Is seni free as a
premium TO every Oae who sends 10 the publish
er three new subscribers Tor one year To The
Little Corporal" Mr.. Sewcll also offers 10 give
Organs and Mclodeons to schools or persons who
send large clubs. The price Of the Corporal Is
one dollar year, in advance; sample copy, tell
Ing about the premiums, ten cents. Address
ALFRED l.. SEwEl.L, Publisher, Chicago, III
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-22

PRoPgRIY SALis.--Mr John Is. Cannon. auc-
ii0neer, sold on Tuesday last, at the Exchange
SalesrUoIn IN Baltimore city. number uf lots
located near Partition, IN this county. on the line
Of the Northern Central Railroad and the York
road. Thcsc lots are part Of the " Castle Calder H
property, and tie parts sold Is as follows
No. !, containing acres and 90 rOuis for
$3.50 To james l. Tyson No o containing 4
acres. for Sli0 Ia STR. Wiihrrs No. >. contain.
ing . acres, Tor : -. and lot No. 4. containing
! acre aud rouds, Tor Sllj 10th 10 VIM u
Hill Nos = and I. each continuing acre
and 20 fOods No. :. containing acre aud IN
Perches, and No. ., containing ! acre. ! rood
aud ! : ptrchrs for SO eich 10 Sir. Nithcrs No.
10, containing ACRES aud 80 lcfchcs. Tor SlU0
10 Mr.. LiVc1ry Nos. ~, y, L.. u aud u. each
containing acre and 20 Icrchcs, tor $50 80
each 10 VIA u. llll Ne. IL. containing acres
] rood aud - pefchcs for S.55 10 James T.
Tyson /; No. H. containing - acres ~ so per
acre 10 James !. Tyson No. ~. containing 81
acres aud roods, Il, SEA per acre to J. 4. Live
zey No 10. containing - acres, Mt $50
per acre To- james l.. Is sou No. 20, cont lining
log acres and rooi, improved Is "A comiorin-
hle dwelling, with barn aud other oui-huidings
at $50 per acre 20 Abraham T. Chilcoic: No u
containing 10 acres. unimpfovtd, AZ S2l 30 per
acre 10 Pleasant Hunter also a ttntt con.
tanning l2i acres, improved toy "a iwo-siory log
dwelling and barn, al sl'.i0 per acre To Henry
VI lIoaackcF aud a tract containing los actcs
unupfovcd, AT So ii,r acre go &. koltcr
> e.. Wilson, auciiOur,r. .uld on TUESDAY
last, ON tie premises Two tracts ~ land belong
ing To Stephan Ncwhauser, situated near Union
vile, in the Eleventh District. The first tract
containing II acres with good Dwelling house
and other IMPROVEMENTS, WAS purchased los
abraham Shcrizcr, Eco, tor tie sum uf - OlO
The other tract, CONTAINING - acres. uuimpruyri
was purchased by Cyrus n. Numma, Esq, for
S7il.50.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-22

TINS Class MunDnR 11iAL. 81 Is trial Of John
Glare, Indicted for the murder Of Henry d. Grove,
In a photograph gallery 10 Baltimore, on the
10th Of October, 1865, has been progressing In
COR county court before and ever since our last
paper went 10 press. The evidence In the case Il
entirely circuuslantial but what we have heard Of
Il certainly seems 10 point TO him the perpctraior
Of this most f,ul aud unnatural murder. The
evidence was concluded ON Tuesday evening,
and on Wednesday morning Mr.. Richardson
opened the case for the State and was followed
by Mr.. Cuttings Cor the prisonek Tho argn-
menis Of these gentlemen were very lengthy, Oc-
cupying the time Of the court, except one hour
for dinner, from ten O'Clock In the morning un-
I'll seven O'Clock i. ". On Thursday morning
Mr.. Stirling spoke for the defence, and was fol.
lowed ~ Mr. Whitney on the same side, Mr.
Ensor closing for the State. The arguments Oi
all these gentlemen were marked with great abil.
iiy. The case was given 10 the jury AZ O'Clock
on Thursday evening, aud after an absence ol
one hour the jury returned into Court and rem.
dered their verdict that John Glare was GUILTY
OF MURDER IN THE FIRST DEGREE. Tn,
prisoner was very much affected at the verdict
and on It's rendition fell scnseless TO the floor.
-
CuRg ron cHAPPED IiAsDs &c.-Mr. l.. Tisch
meyer, OF Lanravillc, In this county, sends n
the following
AS ehapped hands, lips, &c, are quite fash
ionablc at this season. and many persons are ai q
loss what TO do To abaie the evil, send you ms
receipt, which, after use Of four or five years
with complete success, can be pronounced the ex
act thing.
1T Is simply 20 apply a small portion Of ely
ecrinc 10 the hands or lips, where chapped, rub
bling /, IN. a few applications will make com
plcie cure, and. ut the same time, keep the hand
/ smooth aud SOFT
" The glycrrinc can be procured nj any drug
store aud IS not expensive % cents worth viii
last the winter out
! Mr.. Tischmeyer Is informed that the FIRST init
nation we had that he wished TO become n sub
scribcr TO our paper was contained in his note re-
ceived Thursday morning. lie may expect t'
receive II regularly.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-22

BusiSEss NoficEs.-We this week send billsfor
subscription TO a number Of our subscribers, and
next week will send them 10 tho balapSs' We
trust our friends will promp,iy 'orward the
.r,onn, ~ ,he,r iuash,.s--ss. wefcel sure they
h.vs hen .a,I.e.s nth their papes during The
U.,, vn.. lad We believe that this reminder that
~ are In arrears TO the printer, will induce
them TO at once settle up.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-22

e1-we have q large amouut Of money due
US through tho county for advertising and job
work. We cannot personally visit all thus in.
deb,sd, and therefore ask them TO forward the
amounts due us by mail or otherwise. II is near
the close Of the year, generally se,,lnR-up"
time, and we desire to Ssraighten our accounts as
far as possible. Our expenses are heavy, and
we pay cash foS all our labor and material, aud
We hope our friends will recognize the necessity
OF paying up old scores.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-22

ID \ virtue OF uocrce OF I'm tircutIM
Id Tor Baltimore county, passed
q November. A. D.. 1898, ~ the.
of Daniel Stabier w. Thomas
and others. the undersigned, as -.
scli a, Public Auction, on the premises. "a. -.
Friday. nc Isn day Of January, 1881. r..
at " o'clock NJ,
ALL THAT TRACT or WOODLAND
natcd In baltimore county. near the road LEI
log from Freeland's Station 10 Mid1i.ic,I
about one mile from the Northern Ccntrrs ~
road. u adioins the lands OF Jacob "a WI
helm and George Morrow, aud i she@alne tract
crs 10 William eiabler. dated ga Deres,.s..s
1900, aud recorded among the land records ~
baltimore county In liber o. II. O., No. s9' 0.is..
49, &c About 30 Acres Of Il are in
GOOD TTHRlN
tho rest has beezu -. ......s. Z
TERMsz-a
tho kna