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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-08-17

Nn. To make an Irish slsw-furnish thres
lriShman with three plnb Of whiskey and &C
eompauying pipes mix well, and 10 an hour OF
10 you will have perfect mes.
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- A little gid Who bad received . pAssrnal
injunction 70 rsmsmbsr what The minister aid,
returned from church dsllghisd. ~ remember
repiIsd ne hfhsr; what ala be cay ~ /" lie
sald," !" she cried, I" A collection win now be Ia
ken up."
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-08-17

~ A Cuban lady is reported as wearing .
pineapple dress q Saratoga: Tue Boston Fosi
thinks her fruitful topic Of remark.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-08-17
one HUNDRED DoLLARs.

The Treasury Department are now paying
THE ADDTTI6NAL BOUNTY.
Nn- Soldiers entitled 70 the above Bounty.
can receive prompt settlement by applying. AZ
once, 10 Cof. HARRISON ADREON,
s1Fayetle st., opposite U. 5. Court House.
April iA.-om.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-08-17

Asa. Pray, madam, why do you name your
old hen MacduhF' Because, sir, J want her
iolay on r.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-08-17

avn yoa lsnd fAshsr year newspaper,
slr 4 ks only wants 70 rad a." "Yeu ny boy,
and aak him 10 lend ne bis dlnnsr, Ionly want
70 eat H."
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-08-17

~ There Il good reason why little man
should never marry bouncing widow We
miahl be might be called the wldoWe mite.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-08-17

asked what fortune ahe would bring her husband,
replied In the following beautiful language IL
WIN bring him what Rold cannot purchase--a
heart unspottsd and viFius without slain-whIch
ls all that dsscsnded y ms non ny parenisL"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-08-17

Isrs ornanlzs." " q the musie-grindsr nald
when Be- sioepsd ID iron, Of our osles.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-08-17
DENJAMIN y. PAYNE,
II Ear ESTi GENT 4 y u
CON YErAN NCER

0Aes -Snsaisd Ro-. ePJasa, Court Hss'..
rowsoSTouN, Nd.
DEEDS. LEASES, WILLS, MORrGEGEs. BILLS o.
sale Assignments, ke., prepared with accuracy aud
despatch Also examination ofTitirs IN city County.
FOR SALE, SEVENTY FIVE FARMS
In baltimore and Iarforl Counties from ave 20 ave
hundred Acres, at prices from 500 10 $4,000
RETEREscEs: -Baffimors-ilon. Judge Giles, o. J.
Gittlngs, Es HarCord Colon. Judge Price, ~ ".
Archer, Essl. Brifiaor, Colon. Judge Emory, q.
". Boarman Esq. isept u, lss6-tL
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I'D. oILMoUR, Proprietor.
A LARGE variety Of Meats and Vegetables
IA including all the delicacies OF the season,
served up In the best style.
LIQUORS of the choicest quality.
ROOMS FURNISHED BY THE DAY OR
WEEK.
80 Dining Rooms for Private Parties.
Jan. II, ls67.-iy.
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HATS HATS!! HATS. u!
sPhINo AND SUMNER STYLES.

We are prepared 10 furnish our friends and
the public with the spring aud summeFfI
STYLES or HATS, -
For Gcntlemen's wear. which will compare ia
vorably with any sold In the city Of Baltimore.
ALSO,
SOFT FELT HATS,
Latest patterns, for Gentlemen, Youths aud
Children. CARS and STRAW HATS, q Ane
s. HINDIs A SON,
May 4, Iss7.-ly. No. 100 Gay Street.
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SECURED.

For those out Of employment as Book-keep-
crs, Asst. do, shipping. Freight, Entry or Gro
eery Clerks. Timekeeper, Porter, Tallyman,
Salesman, Express Drivers, Waterman, Copy
lists. &c.. by applying or addressing,
BUSINESS AGENCY,
~ W. Fayette Street, Baltimore.
June l.-em.
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". tEnFLEhAS. w. u. satFI
ID w. TEMPLEMAN 4 CO.,

h"hHfS run NILE OF MI. LHNDS,
0Fe,-Ne. u LeEiagioH 81, Baiio.,
onr their services 20 the public or the sale of Farms
and Real Estate generally. They have a. Surveyors
general knoScdEe of the lands of all parts of state
aud unusual facilities otherwise for the transaction of
such business Plas and descriptions o all properties
tie, wishing 20 sell purchase will please communicate
by letter as above. June =, ls65.-iy.
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DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS!!
Il. R. cLEAvELAND g. CO.,
No. 1O3 North Cav Street,
Cash House!

THE ILACE TO BUY CHEiP For CASH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-12
VIEWS OF TIE D1 7.
$50 szoa0 the rery age and body of tie times. :

The hotel and buildings at Point Lookout,
- G. Marv's country Nd, with two tracts OF
land adioinipg, containing two hundred and
seventy acres, were sold on Friday. the 2Sth Of
Decem Der last, for IS, $50 This salewas made
we learn, under mortgage liens, and The sum
above embraces only a small portion OF the
amount paid for the property, the purchaser
having previously purchased 1t from H. u: W.
Hail, for s67 900. Purchaser, Judge Birds
eye, Of New York city.
James phensappearedi in person yesterday
at 7enian meeting composed OF centres ana
delerates from the circles in the Manhattan ols-
t,ict, and made statement explanatory OF the
causes that had prevented him from fulfilling
his pledge to commence the fight for Irish Tree
dom last year, (which proved satisfactory
The Vcoango (Pa) Spectator is filled VITA
advertisements announcing the sales by the
sheriff of that county, which were 10 have taken
place or the 18th. Many o! the properties
consist OF oil lands thus Indicating the wrcck
that has followed the operations OF many Gill
zcns in that locality.
4 dispatch from Rome, by Atlantic Cable
saws :--~'' An interdict has been laid upon Tn
services of the Scotch Presbyterian Church a
Rome by the authorities, and it is SAID tina
they threaten 10 put stop TO the services hcl'
in the American chapel also. 81
The Washington correspondent oil the New
York ExpleSs states it is unde,st stood That tn
Judiciary Committee Oh Thursday last roopcnc(
the case Of Mr.. Davis, and agreed to summon
Surratt to testify therein when he arrives.
The japanese Embassy has reached i'ar'5
and will shortly leave for the U. ;. 1t IS re
ported that the French yacht clubs propose t
confer medal on J. G. Bennett, Jr., the owne
of the successful yacht Henrietta.
In his late message, Governor Swami, Ii
abiding to Congress, spoke of that illustriou
body as being Of the feminine gender. III
referred to what She ought to do, and to TIT
power "she' had in ''her" hands.
The Constitutional Amendment has beef
ratified by the Legislature of Mainc-l2 vote
against it,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-12
communicated.

THE ALEXANDRIA CANAL AND AoUEDUcT'
The following section, which, at the suggeS-
t;on If some Of the earnest friends OF the pro-
posed railroad bridge across the piers OF me
Aoueduct was presented to the Lessees LOT
their ratification. After the delay OF scvera'
DAYS the Lessees failed to accept the Prov
sions of the section. Itseems patent TO the gen
tlemen who drew up the section, land their 0nEy
object was TO secure, in perpetulty' anu Keep
in rood working order, the Canal--no earthly
objections TO the railroad bridge or oozch ol
them)-that if the Lessees are really sincere
tbcv wou)J not HESITATE iur moment, to adopt
Section 5. We want every possible safeguard
thrown around this, our last artery OF 'ra'lc-
Losing the Canal we lose ALL 1t is but an act
of simple Justice to The Lcssces to STATE tl'''
they believe their lca.e binds them sufficiently
and offer this as Il substitute Tor Section .;
"Rut nfi her said railroad nor said bridge shall
be built unless the said new Aqucdncl Is also
luiIt It Tic same time" This to lie inserted
ai the end OF Section . But wc submit to all
concerned if any reasonable objection can be
made TO Section 5 Here it is: y. ).
SEC S. That the said lcssccs and naSociatcS,
t,cir hers and assigns, do bind themselves, TN
consideration OF the privilege Of , erecting "
! bridge for railroad purposes, ANA othcr MODES
of travel, over and on tho piers OF the hieAai'-
lria Canal hqucduct,) to erect and buId H. SUI
stantial trunk over and on the piers 81 s;'iG
auueduct, Of stone, iron or wood; ana thc Sai9
trunk, as well rs the whole line OF the Canal,
durn g their lease or possession, shall be KEEP;
in perfect repair, SO rs to enable the free TRANSIT
Of trade and commerce, without h!ndr"ncc OF
obstruction. And in the event Of the sad les
secs and associates, their heirs or assigns, failing
to comply with the provision: Of this section, Is
above rectcd, upon the completion Of the r"i!,
road bridge, or other mode Of transit across inc
niers they (thc lcssccs, &c., shall forfeit n
right title and iiHre % in id dn SF1sS
and repairs they have made upon said work &c
the Alexandria Canal Company, without any
indcmniication or rccompcnse whatever iron
said Company; and that the said AlcXundrl'
Canal Company, their accredited agent o
agents, arc hereby authorized and empowers
to repossess themselves, Jorthacih, of the cntir
work without molcstation, suit or hlndrAncc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-12

SUBoRDINAT1oN TO THE CIVIL AUTuoRI-
TIEs-We quote the following from the U. S.
Army Regulations, as revised under the author
ity of Major General Scott:
r. Respect and obedience to the civil au
thorities OF the land is the duty OF all citizens,
and more particularly Of those who are armed
in the public service.
IS An individual officer or soldier who re-
ssls the civil authority will do Sc at his peril,
as in the case of any other citizen but union
Or concert between two or more u!i!tary men
in such resistance, whether voluntarily OF by
order, would be much more serious offence,
and is therefore, positively prohibited.
ii. Il civil officer charged with The cNcci;-
lion ofciril process, will, on making knowii his
character, be freely permitted to pass anu re-
pass all guards and Scnt!ncl.
Is. In the case of c,3ollimI process, issued
by the civil authority, against military persons,
all officers are expressly required s'y the thirty
third article Of war, to givesnctice aid and as
sistancc.
Article So When any commissioned occr
or soldier shall be accused OF capital crime,
or OF havng used violence, or committed any
offence against the person Or property OF any
citizen of any OF the United States, ,uch rs IS.
punishable by the known laws 81 Che land, the
commanding officer, and officers al every rc%l-
mcnt, troops or company 10 which ihc person
or persons so accused shall hcIong, arc hereby
required, upon application duly made BY o. IN
behalf Of the party or parties injured, to use
their utmost cnlcavors to deliver over such
accused person or persons to the civil mag!S-
trate, and likewise to be aiding and assisting to
the officers Of justice in experimenting and Sc
curing the person Or persons so accns"d, IN Or
der to bring him or them to trial i! any COM
handing officer or officers shall wii!ni!y neglect
or shall refuse, upon the application aforesaid,
TO deliver over such accusci person or persons
to the civil magistrates, or to be aiding and as
ssting to the officers Of Justice in aprrchcnding
such person or persons, the officer or officers 50
offending shall he cashicrcd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-12
COMMUNICATED.

Our DELEGATES. The question has been
asked, by Il good many of our citizens, IVY Ill
our Delegates obey the instruction comprised
in the Resolution, passed BY unanimous vote
of the City Council on the subject OF Bill
relating to the Alexandria Canal 2" Most
undoubtedly they will Whatever may be
their feeling on the subject as men, they Will,
in obedience to their duty as representatives,
obey instructions coming as they did, from the
City Council, which is not only an entirely re-
sponsbIe body-polllic, but one OF the three
interested parties to the right OF property IN
the Canal The votes of informal meetings.
the array of partial petitions, or the appeals or
private friends, will not, am sure, exert the
most remote infurece upon their minds. Our
Delegates are gentlemen OF ,propuety, and they
will not attempt to cvade regular lnstruc-
tons. Those who suspect flat they are parties
10 the private influence which Is cssaycd to be
used to secure Charter to sell the night to
build a railroad along the canal, and thereby
ruin forever the usefulness OF the canal, are
mistaken; for our Delegates arc well aware OF
the zeal which the Lcssces are manliestlng to
carry their point, and to ask them to substl'
tute the result of personal efforts for the plain
instruction Of the Resolution of the City CCun-
Gil, would amount almost to insult; and with
great otfensc, | have no doubt, they would
receive such approaches. However,, If there
IS any doubt about the course OF our Delegates
on the subject Of the bill relating to tie Alex
andria Canal, let some member OF the City
Council offer resolution calling upon the
Mayor to open polls for vote on the question:
PROPRIEIY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-12
ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY u.

The New York Journal Of Colamcroe con
tends that there is in this country 100 little
recreation and too little amusement allowed
to men Of business; and it says that even base
ball, which, when first introduced, seemed to
be exactly suited to the purpose for which 1t
was designed, is fast losing its usefulness
Upon its first introduction it appeared to be
Just the thing. Clerks and employers could
run out and take hand at ball but It's very
popularity soon defeated It's oTigi'ia! AIMS
Like the game of "crickct'' in Eugland, it has
now become so scientific in its character, that
only those arc willing to play it who have gone
through regular professional course OF tram
inc -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-12
COMMUNICATED

RAILROAD QUESTION, &c--So much having
been written and said, pro and coa, on the ca
nalMilroad question, am pleased to announce
that speedy solution Of the difficulty Is OK.
pcclcd, inasmuch as the Patrick Henry Society
Of ST. Johns Academy have taken up the sub
i2c,, and will discuss it IN cctenSO aud pronounce
Judgment 1t has been suggested that the So
ciety having gotten through with this momcn-
tons question, the subjects Of the .pn PIT OF
Christ Church and the Steam Fire Engine be
next taken up and finally disposed oi--eSpccal
ly the latter. u.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-12
ICOMMliNICATED.

While in attendance at The County Court,
for this uonnt%r, How in session, ON Friday, |
was agrccabIy surprised 10 witness the quaI'l.
cation Of orr young teIlcw rownsMnn, DAVID
L. Smoot, Esq, Us Deputy Sheriff, Tor tins
County, ami congratulate the citizens OF ALEX
an1!ia. on The excellent choice OF or Shcrll,
james NJ SlCuarI. I.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-12

The House of Representatives OF the Terri
tory of Colorado have passed Il resolution
against the proposed measure OF bringing that
Territory into the Union as State, aud against
forcing State government upon the people
''agaiust their will. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-12

HE STAvE BUSINESS The Richmond
Wing has an article on the Stave business"
giving directions for the making Of Slaves, red
and white oak. To the owners of timbered
lands this is important. In Virginia and North
Carolina, down about the coast, the business
has been carried on for considerable time with
great success, but it is only lately that it is en-
gaaging the attention of people in the interior
OF the State. Between Norfolk and the West
India Islands there is an active trade, and, if
we are correctly informed, the profits are quite
large and Of quick return The wooded lands
on the Potomac could be turned to profitable
account by the making of slaves.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-12

Mr.. Grimes has introduced resolution in
the Senate instructing the Committee on
Naval Affairs to inquire into the expediency
of closing the navy yard at Norfolk. This is
another ''spite action" We wonder it was mt
proposed to annex" Norfolk to the District
of Golnmbia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-12
;bEITISii PERIODICALS.

Tho London luartorly Rcviow iC"nsrrvntlv"D
Tho Edinburgh Roviow (Whlg.)
The Westminster Review (Rndical.)
The North British Review Gree Clurch'j "'"
BIsekwood's Edinburgh Magazine Ci"ry.l
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E U r 0 P z
LATEST BY ATLANTIC CABLE.

Bismarck has issued circular letter to the
representatives of Prussia at foreign courts, In
which he points to the good feeling in which
Prussia now stands with all foreign powers,
and assures them that peace will be maintain
cd, and declares that he will now devote himself
to the consolidation of Germany.
Seven more transports have sailed for Next
co. 1t is believed that the French troops in
Mexico will be ready for embarkation by
February Is.
The Porte has issued note to the different
powers calling their serious attention TO the
present state of affairs existing between the
Ottoman Empire and Greece and says that,
if no favorable result is reached by the efforts
to maintain peace, the necessary steps tor the
defence of the Turkish honor and national
integrity will be taken.
The Italian Government is stated to be will
ing to release the church property on the pay
ment of 600, 900, 900 livres.
The American. monitor Miantononah, Of the
y. s. squadron, is at Carthagena, where she
is visited by thousands Of people.
La Presse warns the American people against
any impeachment Of President Johnson.
The health of the Empress Carlotta has
greatly improved, both in mind and body.
Rumor speaks of commercial panic in
Shanghai
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Mr. LEWGs's SpEEcH.-The Richmond cor
respondent Of the Washington Chroniclc, under
date Of January S, says :--''Ihc House of
Delegates to day, passed the following rcsolu-
ton:
" Rcso1red, That the committee to whom
was referred the constitutional amendment, be
instructed to report Immediately upon the
said amendment, and that the honor and in
tcgrity Of the State depcnd upon its rejection. -
MIR. Lewis, from Fairfax. ssshortly afterwards
moved to reconsider the vote taken upon the
resolution, and made the following remarks in
explanation and justification of himself: >'Mr
Speaker, when the resolution came up respect
ing the constitutional amendment, | voted age,
supposlng it would be speedily brought up, and
that wished; but that the honor and utegr.
ty OF the State depended upon It's rejection,
deny. Some remarks were then made by
several gentlemen in reply, but did not amount
to much. Mr.. Lewis, having explained hi,
position withdrew his motion to reconsider. !"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-12
Gen. Boaurogards Opinions.


NEW ORLEANS January ll.-A e''ei ''o'il q
Ucn. bcaurcsaru TO W: H. Y. Ming cu'lof u
the llmcS' appears 'n's 'ilo'",ns III f'''i'"0"
to the statements PuoIShel IN Northern papers
on national questions. General Bcaurcgard
states tina he did not make speech at Canton:
but said in private conversation, that the South
had defended what it conceived to he conSiltu,
tional rights, and having appealed to the arbl-
tramcnt Of arms, it yielded to the decision which
was given against it, aud that he believed the
Southern people were now willing to accept the
constitution as made by war and understood by
the Supreme Court. In regard tn inc rohstl-
tutlonal amcndmcnI' nc saG nc I'an H'llc OPP
portnn'y, except through the papers, TO is
certain pubic sentiment, nnl ms ina'Vldual
sentiment WAS that tile o0''It! should NOT except
It, us It's interests IN" ''ia'loou loII'auG
Should never Il" hny,hih& VINCE us hohor ol;'
hov "pp'"E'' o. "''tE'5 "S - lo,"'1 10 ','.U;
lated I yov ,l,i he oncaui a common cJcra
naLi>aai government, operating a#d"r the con-
&titnton as interpreted hy III" Supreme 'nnrt
r,,>,,,,.,, M C~~.-., .,,,..1., o1,.t.o
o',"'.'''' ''G ''''i1'' } ''''!'''S' ''}''''''
resolution requesting the committee oil naval
affairs 10 inquire into the Cxpcdicncy Of tempo
rori!v c!osinr tbn Noriol, (Va) nayy-vay,]
.. ,.....,I,, 49,, .;,,,.,
anu P'"c 'n' ''A'''o property ''''tT III I.''},'
Of tic com;nandarft Of marines. The bill 10
rcS''atc the tenure Of Ollie coming up. several
amch"m2li'a were auop!c,'' anu cohSiocraD'G
debate cn@ncd, %ii&r which 1t was postponed
until Monday. Mr. 'fcSscndcn, from the finance
committee reported sabSttutc Tor the House
tariff bill! The Senate then adjourned unl!
Monday.
her Of nrivatc l,ilIs same 81 Which were nosScd
and the resi- said over The remainder of the
day was occupied IN the consideration OF the
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NEW York, Jan, l2.-Go!d, to. day, 1881