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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-04
Cir~"n Court for baltimore Con",y.
NiRCH TERN. IsGs.


B,iprr lion. Richard Gra.on. Gcorrc Yciott and 4
v bs'~mln; VIM :. kcech. Siai.'s Attorney; ~ n
Ady, Cl'ik Thomas Baldwin, sheriff
FEib,Y. March q.
State W John Mitchell. common ihiri iniic,msn,
pnash"i STATE -. John Bransion. arraiscl Tor Var
ccny li'ads'i not guilty
SATURsAI, March -.
Argument vas hal In tLc matter Of the PETITION IN
equity eA'c 81 FULLER V Fuller Not eoncigd'd
MONDAY. March ~.
State - John Zippran, selling liquor on sunday /,
i've tried before the court Guilty la four cases
and not guilty Ia one case.
state y. Laura Hohson keeping bauly hon.c tried
before 'he court Not guilty
TVEsbAY Narrh -.
sta,c -. August Rawlings; Larceny Two cl.-.
tg!'i hefur- the court Guilty Ia both cases
state ~, John foss S's',cd
State - John TrapiaE. IT,; assault and battery
tried bciof' the court Guilty and hnea Al and costs
state ". Julia Hawkins; assault with tea kettle
tried liprc the lead guilty to sitaIr assault
aud hncl g. aud costs
stat" -. sandy Taylor, assault tried i-.f,rc the
eour, Not guilty
stat -. Charles Adams assault, aud mayhem tried
bcioie Tie court Not guilty.
kcyser's heirs " Robinson and Dciord Motion for
new trial aud arrest Of Judgment Both motions over.
ruled
The case q the Stat IS Woodland indicted for
murder Il set for Monday neat
STATE ". Charles KNOTS, assault and battery. Re-
leased on 500 bail
State " VIM. uppcrman; larceny jury trial Gullty
state " Gsorxe Name; lAfecny: tired h'torc the
court Guilty Motion Tor new trial nird
State ~ Myers Larceny; tried before the Court
Guilty
State " Gross larceny: Jury trial Guilty
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srs- In the event Of the suspension Of Andrew
Johnsoa I,oa. lln Office Of President. We should
have three Presidents In ore yea from this date
first, Andrew Johnson second, benjamin
Wade. aud third, whoever Is elected In Novctn-
Der. This has happencd hat once befo'e In our
history. shCn we had ihr IN ahou' one mon,h
Van Burrn on the 9Th Of March wm. Henry
Harrison, successor Tor .one moaIh, and John
Tyler, wh0 succeeded Harrison.
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NOTICE.

HIlls Is 10 notify aii persons residing ON the
uiaries that We, the undersigned, have sent
down the susqnehanna river large quantity
Of logs for The stocking Of our Saw Mills al
swan Greek, In Hartford county that some IL
sald logs having gone into tho bay, are IN no
sense q be considered a. estFay OF Loaf that
We are now engaged with a large force ia gath
ering said logs, and that we will prosecute 10
the extent % The Law any peranns lcund taking,
using o. In possession 81 say logs owned BY ns,
or unher onr control.
HENRY JANIS 4 co.
r. X. HAWLEY a co.
CRAIG A BLANCHARD.
April At
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NeaO Advertisements.
PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
gTNHE subscriber will cell al public salr. nj
Il his residence, Black Rock Mills, esh Elcc.
uon District, Baltin ore county,
on Monday, I3M day Of april, 1883,
at ! O'Clock +. 49,,
All his Personal Property. consisting Of
NJ ONE BAY HORSE, 4m
MN TWO SUPERIOR cows, Svi{
VI ~ one Of them with Calf by hcr.-A
side, very fine Shoats. lot Of Poultry, such q 3
Chickens. Geese. 4c.. Rockaway aud Harness,
] two. hoIsc Wagon, sets Brccching, Harncss
and Chains, Farming Implements, Mill Picks
aud Hammers, Sausage Grinder. lot Of Bacon.
Household and Kitchen Farnitare,
such as liods and Bodsteads, Tables, Chairs, ?
ten plate Stoves. alright Stove, Cook Stove,
nearly new, fourteen. gallon Iron Pot, lot Of
Lard Cans, lot Of Stone Milk Pots and Jars, a
lot o. alright Fruit Jars, Cupboard aud Cup.
board Ware, Safe. Bureau aud Wash stands,
Clocks, Looking Glasses, lot Of cArpeting, and
many other articles.
Terms " Sale AN sams Of so and under
cash on all sums over that amount credit Of
three months will be given. purchasers giving
notes for the deferred payments, with approved
security, bearing interest from day Of sale.
JOSEPH LEAF.
WILLIAM DUNCAN, Auctionecr.
April f.-tss
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70 A One-arncd soldier. n q recent business
ln,erSisW With soPperhrad, In which revenue
stamp was assd, ras ashs.i. niio1 long are nc
"lo hs eomprlled 10 me- iIran ihingsT' The re-
ply WIS, "prrha.s rs long as carry thIs&mpiy
sleeve, and for the same cause"
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
A = NJ A l. l. f. A Il N
IN BALTIMORE COUNTY.

'HE undersigned. by virtue of decree of
i the Circuit Court Tor Baltimore AA
CO. county. as n court "f equity. I'm.
GS~ passed ~ cause wherein Jas. SsSs
-. Lee 10 complainant. aud char sses
lOttc Lee. Hannah Lee. 1t al. are defendants
will "il"r at public sale. on the premises.
OF Tuesday. he 2It lay ef april. lsss.
at oclock +. NJ.
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND
which William lee. late Of baltimore county.
deceased, died sei1ei. This property contains
about
FoRTY-\INE ACRES OF LAND,
part of which is in wood, aud the balance is.n
fair state Of cultivation.
IL lies in the First Election Disiric, &c Baiti.
more county, about miles from Baltimore
city. and about three miles rom Catonsvilic.
and adjoins tho lands Of Joshua barnes, Esq.
and Rachel Raymond. deceased.
The property is in a good neighborhood, lays
well Tor cultivation, and is of Easy access The
improvements consist Of good sized
LOG DWELLING HOUSE,
hut which is considerably out Of repair.
Persons wishing 20 view the property before
the DAY IT sale can call on Mr.. James lee. who
live. near the property. or Mr.. Joshua larncs.
VIII" adjnins the premises.
The TcTfrs Of Nie prescribed by the De-
cree are--That onc half Of the purchase money
be- paid on the day of sale. or on the final raii-
ication thereof, aud the balance in six months
from the day Of sale: the credit payment e.
bear interest from the day Of sale. aud to bc
secured by the note Of the purchaser. with n
surety or suretics Ia be- approved by the Trus
tee. On the payment Of the whole purchase
money. the Trustee will execute a Iced n the
purchaser.
JAS. W. owINGs. Auctioneer.
AuFil ia
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HRNRY p. THoMAs.

JHsTTCR or rHR PEACE
Eighth Election District Of baltimore County.
LOCATED Ar WARREN,
MAJ III. attend 10 all business appeFlnining
w 10 his Office with puHcfuaiiiy aHd dis.
EatsA VIII also attend ~ the drawingof
DEEDS. LEASES BONDS ~ c0NVEYANCE,
Asticlea 81 Agtesnlent, Contrneta, ae., &c.
f"sto lliee AddFaaa = Warren, naltinaFe eounly.
April f.--0m.
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A VAL u A b l. Z FA RIM
1T PRIVATE SHE
' VIE Farm known as BOWLING GREEN -
j the residence of the late James II. Boslcy.

" ~
j the residence Of the late James II. Boslcy.
Sraas, $50. ACRES OF LAND. -
60 % of which Is IN good timber. siis
u. situated in Dulancy's Valley, IasAs
adjoining the estates Of Pot Spring. Jo-hua
Boslcy. ana others. and Ia view Of Hampton
aud the property Of Robert A. Gilmor. Esq is
offered by the undersigned At private sale. This
farm is three fourths of mile from the Valley
Turnpike, three milcs from Towsontown. the
county seat. and eleven miles from Baltimore,
with Passenger Railway gu the York pike run.
ming hourly through the day between the two
latter points. II lies on the North side Of the
Valley. giving its face the benefit of Southern
exposure. and is improved by u substantial and
commodious Stone and Brick House. containing
tw" large parlors. dining rooms. hall aud kit.
chen, with five chambers. com Portable. roomy
and private It's site is elevated and command.
ing laying the entire Valley under the eye of
the spectator. Water is brought a. the door.
The nu, buildings are n large stone Corn House
and Granary, with Stabling underneath for
eight head IL horses. Ice House. Carriage
House aud other small houses Of convenience
u contiguous to schools. churches and mill, and
in one ~ the mos, healthy sections of the State
The quality II the soil i Limestone. aud there
are fine quarries upon IL, one IL which has been
worked proii,ahy Tor IT, marble II ha. also
good liniekiln. Is well watcred. aud under good
cultivation. There are line apple and peach
orchards. aud pears, cherries aud small fruits
on the premises, aud possesses ADVANTAGES not
cxcellcd by any other now ia the market.
For PARTICULAR "a 10 price. terms, Ar.. apply
10 Mrs Bnslcy, on the premises: n. COTsuch,
Cockeysvillc. baltimore county, or Ia Samuel
q. Mii,nn. Tuwsontown.
ELEANOR J. BOsLEY.
NOAH GORsUCM.
Executors Of Jas. II. n"-ley. decreased.
Aprl I. tt
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Nea0 Advertisements.
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue Of q Decree Of the Circuit Court
Dior Baltimore county, sitting In equity, the
undersigned, Trustee. will offer al a.
60 public suction, 10 the highest f.k..
49, bidder, ON the premises of Jas. Stss
- wetson. (watson's siorc,) on SSH
the Frederick Turnpike Road, about So miles
from tho city Of Baltimore,
on Saturday, 1e asa day Of April, 4. u. 1865,
at the hour Of o'clock =. NJ.
ALL THE LAND Of which Michael N. Nit.
chell, late Of Baltimore county, died seized,
consisting Of several tracts Of land, 10 wit;
LOT NO. l-Conssting Of
TWO ACRES OF LAND,
more or loss,
situate Immediately on the Frederick Turnpike
Road, about - miles from the city of Baltimore
and about miles from Ellicott City aud about
! miles beyond the terminus Of the Baltimore
and Catonsyillc Horse Railway. The improve.
mcnts consist Of
TWO FRAME DWELLINGS.
both two.story, aud In good condition,
with Stabling aud other out buildings. This
property has formerly been used ns "a Tavern
Stand. and u now in the possession Of James
Watson. ESQ. who will show the property ,o
any one wishing tn see II. I I adjoins the land
81 Mr.. Porter and othOrs.
LOT M. 2-Is u Tract or Parcel Of Land
situate ON the Old Frederick Road, inmcdiate-
ly at the corner of the road leading from the
Frederick Road Turnpike To the Union Fario.
ry aud about one quarter II n mile froin Lot
No. l. This Let contains
SEVEN AND THREE-QUA
ACRES OF LAND,
more or less.
There are no Improvements on the property.
This land is IN gu"l condition. aud is fine 10
cation TOR building. This property adioins tho
land Of Mr.. Potter aud others, aud j. about the
sainc distance from Baltimore ~ Lot No I.
LOT 80. Is situate On the Old Frederick
linad ah"nl mile. from Baltimore. separated
FROM Let NJ. by road. aud contains
4 ~ ACRES OF LAND,
more or Ices.
This property IS improved by Two Story
FRAME AND STONE DWELLING HOUSE.
ia good condition, aud i well locat.d aud very
valuable.
Lot 80. lis situated immediately on the
road icadingf'"m the Frederick Turnpike Road
I" Cni"n Factory. aud Immediately opposite 1,
III" re- idencc Of Nathan Warfici1. ESQ. aud
about "nc fourth # u nile from Lot No. aud
containing
TWO ACRES OF LAND.
more "r less
There are ne improvement. on said Lot. bat IL
I is also a very desirable lot Tor building being
situated about the same distance fr.n B,lti
J uoI' ~ lot 40. ], AMI nut "a short Hl4tai4Ce
nom the Frederick Turnpike Road
Tho T,TDs o, Sai' prescribed by the icrrcc
are That one hall 81 the purchase inun.y shall
b" p'ii ~ cash on the day Of ale aud ihc bal
ance ia twelve months from the day 81 sale,
the credit payment Ia bear interest FROM day of
sale. with surety t'be approved by the Trustee.
Persons wishing tu 80" any ct thr property
are referred 1" James Watson. Esq. who resides
"n lat NJ. Lon Frederick TuInpiAs I.uad. VIII"
will show Ill" land To- any one who may wish
{" view a.
Il. Il. KOARMAS. Trustee.
SAMUEL ~. COVER, Auctionecr.
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80 Gold is steadily deellnIag--one OF the
Consequences of the triumph Of Ilsl'ablieaa PFia.
eiples. 0old rules the markets of the conn,ry,
nnd - gold declines 30 mas, high prices.
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Jns- An ''ex,eas;on Of time In which 10 pay
for our reccnt Russian Pasehass has bsen asked
and obtained by Secretary Seward, because Con
gr,ss hasn't yet been able In see what benefits
the purchase ~ that land ~ rocks and Ice aud
seals and Rousseau woala 0oairr upon us. and
HASN'T voted the 81, zoe, oOe In gold" Bous.
saau nigh, set his soldiers TO work and clear
up a siaai an which bis great prO,oiypc might
rect whsH be rcsirrs froai bis official aborsi but
II he Ia going 10 do that be had better 10 quick
aboa. Il, far Il wont he long before johnson has
leave ~ absence from illn White lionsr.
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a TmuE BALsAH .--Dr. wisiar's llalsam ~
wild Cherry l. iFuly halsam. u contains the
balsAmIc principle Of the Wild Cherry, the bal.
aamic properties IL Tar and ofplne. IL ingredi-
snis arr al h.lsamir Coughs. colds, sosr throat,
bronchitis aud consumption speedily disappear
under he haiaamlr Innurnee.
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Al the sa'as tinio aud place, he will soil q
TRACT OF WOODLAND
~ HAgFoRD COUNTY, CONTAINING
ABOUT AZ ACRES.

HUVU u AOWEN,
dcseriiis''i Ia deed from Elisha Green and wife
h. William sladc. dated the Igth day ~ Nntein.
hrr. 1851, md recorded among the Land Res
orda ~ iiWVi,r,i county, Ia lsiser n. o., NJ 81,
foiis va. so u u yhlmproved. but has some
hnc rin,bcr 90 u u lies ga the rnad leading
irom White Hall {, larfeiisyillc and nilnins
the land 81 Mr.. Patterson.
Tras " safe prescribed BY Tho ,learee Oha
third cash, aud The balance IN six and twelvr
months from the Hay ~ sale. with interest and
approved security.
RIcHARDJ GITTINoa. Trustee.
Aprit l.--ts.
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Notice to Justices of the Peace, &C.
GEO. ". DORSEY,
Wood Cordcr at Canton.
PHILIP D. BURGAN 4 On. II. l.. MAYOR,
Coroners.

Coroners.
JUSTICES or THE PEACE.
riHST DISTRICT.
Orman knight. Jesse Mckenzie,
Lewis Lehman. Joshua Mellor,
Nathan wariicd. Joseph +. Fusting.
SECOND DISTRICT.
James W. Ohutt. William Lewis.
Thomas l.. Phillips,
Third DISTRICT.
Josiah II Rutter, Charles Percguy.
Jacob ". Hartxcll, John Wright,
John 5. stansbury. Samuel u. Mettam.
T"rRIn DISTRICT.
R"bcr. Cross, Henry Bushey.
jeremiah T. Dueker.
VIFin DISTRICT.
John T, Kelley. Abraham s. Cooper.
Michael NJ. Armacost,
s,Arm DISTRICT.
Nelson Cuttings, Wilson Houseman.
Zachariah Aiban,
sEvESTn DISTRICT.
Eli I: Sampson, George Lit1inger.
Josiah pcafcc,
EtgnTm DISTRICT.
John Wilt. Henry 4. Thomas.
Benjain T.. Matthews. William Duncan.
NisTn nIsrRicr.
Thomas II. Robinson. Caleb IIoshall.
Samuel =. Butler. John ". shanklin. Sr.
Gideon Herbert. JanNs Miller.
TrSrn nisrRIcr.
Thomas kaufman, John S. Curtis.
John Smith.
ELEvESrn DISTRICT.
Jnhn W. BurLIn. John W. Onion.
Charles T. Halle, Samuel PinkcTton.
rwELrrH DISTRICT.
Charles u. Mace. Joseph Darsey.
John \. Biidison. Nicholas w. Smith.
Josiah Bowen, Josiah ". Earle,
TntHrEESrn pIsYnIrr.
Van Bnrcn Ri,tenhouscPcrry q. Mitchell.
ueargc W. Wade.
EDWARD n. ADY. Clerk.
ApFil 1T
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Prize Kcdmccd 10 S.JG.OO Per Tom.
RENIDENrE- TO m.NnNTn M.

INHE USE OF THIS GUANO ia Maryland
l. for several year. for Corn Tobacco aud 9th
er Spring Crops. we'll a. Tor Wheat. has -
tahlislri il. excellence. Il Possesses all the
quickncss 81 Peruvian Guan", with permanent
qualities not possessed by that article.
Experience has shown that this Guanoripens
thc Wheat crop from nrs 70 s.r days earlier than
the Super Phosphate. I, also ripens Tobacco"
earlier. and produces u crop of better quality.
tn" Pacific Guano Company has authorized the
abov" reduction iu consequence Of the leprcss-
cd condition ni the fafm.n.: interests in the
southern States. II D. thc purPosc OF the Com
pany e. furnish the b,,' fcr'I.er AZ nc forrest
pr,cc. which they are able to do By reason OF
their large capital and facilities. The Guam"
- warranted same in quality as heretofore sold
by US.
JOHN 5. REESE X CO,
GgNEHAL AGENTs FoR rHE CoNrASY,
II Ng"h street. Baliip.ore
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Private Sale OF Stock, &C.

Private Sale OF Stock, &C.
WiLL ne BOLD At PRIVATE SALE, al
w the residence of the late Jas II. noaley
near MeFtditif Bridge, three. kurthsel mile
irnm the Dnlanqys Valley TuFnpiks,
TWO .YALuABLE H0RsEs. Mn
one tFnta fast, the ether Mud aud gan. " ~
tlc In haFnega bushels good Pvtaloes lot oI
Corn; n good two hoFsa Wagon aud Harness,
aud lOt oi ether articles.
Apply 70 Samuel O. Wilson. Towsontawn. o.
~ the family on The premises.
ELEArOR y. B0aLEY,
NOAH C0RsUCll,
bkeemtoIs ~ James II. bnsley, deceased.
April 1T
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FULL DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY
EACH PACKAGE.
PI'icc 20 Cents.

Pricc = . Cents.
'INHE annexed are a ten. Of the certificates We
II have received Ia I'm. Of the great value
and efficacy IT the roultcrcFs' Friend
c.Esetttos baltimore 20. bee H. 1891
Gcntlsmen-i have used your - Poult-r.rs Friend -
upon brood q young chickens that had the gal-s and
am harry to a, that :, tie as q feu doses they
when used acceliing 10 dirr,tiuns
four, A., GEO HARTMAN.
.ASsAFotis, Mi. Fcb Tih, isGs.
F,er.c. from you last August The Poultry In the
surrounding country was dying tcr! fast sith .Choe
~ f'r - could aFn II has proved a Cor ti. as
'''" Respectfully, u. GOODMAN
n,tri~oar Vsb 81, isSs
Msfrf FiafrarfLg Il 80
n, chicken. Ssr, dy ins ,esy fast .ui,h What ~
try yaaF .. loutersFs' Ffend,' and u worked uks q
charm save q. directed, AMI Il cured those that
sefe en sick aud have not seen amy symptoms ofhr
~ MENcKgN.
Cross and Water strccts.
JrrrEHsox, Fre,isrick coanty, ND,
Juiy I'D, 1861.
Nsssr'. cisl~erihy 4 60. Rlfinors
GsHtieRsnThe wanderia CURES which have been
,ervst al Who raise Poultry gentleman q this vi
lag ia. i-rne s.rmenins on chlekens viii, the Eape
drcctions aud u had the deslrcd ensct IN destyina
The worn, srsctuAiiy relieving the chicken once
since then have had many calls iof u, aud u has lscn
used extensively with the same result u u Of nra
ishle value To al Who raise foutry.
respectfully, A. SPENCER.
FOR SALE ny
Il. WILLIS & WA. 3. suEALEY,
ToWsoSrOwx, Mr..
aud by ISRAEL PRICE, PhiloIolis, nalt Co.
MANUFACTURED Only ny
CLoTWORTHY a Co,
$50 Baltimore st., RaltimOre, Nd.
Etf-A liberal discount allowed when pnr.
chased ~ large quantities. Mar. 2l.-6m.
CtaLL AT y. n. cLEAvELANn 4 cos,
~ iaa ". Gay St, door FROM Front,
Before purchasing your FALL AMP WIN
TER DRY GOODS. Aug. st.-tf.t
ID EST CAST STEEL AXES, WARRANTED,
IlSansage cniieFa aud Htuhera. by
ROnT. n. THOMPSON,
March A.-L Tcweontown
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
"a l. IA u l. r. PROP ERTY
IN TIM SEVENTH DISTRICT. Raj.
TlMORE COUNTY.


DY viItue III decree vt the Circuit Court E,r
ID Biltin.nTe 0nunty, sitting IN equity, the
undersigned. - Trustee. will oflrr At Puhlir
Sale. "n ihe promises. ON
Miaday. 2Tm lay Of APrL isss.
at o'clock +. ~.
A VALUABLE M.
TRACT
OF wOODLA AND,
Owned by Jamel q. Harris. late 1T naltimofc
county. decreased, situated between New Mar.
ket aud unrsuch's Mills. about two miles east
Of the former place. and containing
/. 6EvENTY-FlvE ACRES.
A plat Of which said lani IL dle,l in a ease
pending In the Circuit Court Cor baltimore
county. IN equity. between Miranda Harris, ct
a.. colnplainanis. aud William Harris aud
others defendants.
The Terms Of Sale ~ prescribed by the De
cree arc third of the purchase money 10
be paid In cash on the day 81 sale, and THE res
idue IN two equal instruments. IN six aud twelve
months respectively. nom day Of sale, with IN
leTest, 10 bc secured " the satisfaction Of tho
Trustee.
MIRANDA HARRIS. Trustee.
April t.--is,
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF THE
DULANEY'S VALLEY AND SWEET
AIR TURNPIKE.

VINllE undersigned. Trustee. will sell at Pub
Il lie Sale, ia accordance with the powers
contained IN hill recently passed by the Cen
eral Assembly Of Maryland, at the
COURT HOUSE DOOR. TOwsOSTOwN,
Q" Tuesday. jG day Of Nay. 1858.
ut ~ o'clock A. NJ.
To the highest bidder, without reserve. all the
rights. interest and franchises appcrtainine l."
and vested ia the
DULANEYS VALLEY AND SWEET AIR
TURNPIKE COMPANY.
Terms Of Sale One third Cash one third
in three. months. aud the balance in 9 months,
with interest upon deferred payments from
day of sale. or oil cash at the option of the
purchaser.
JOSHUA JESSoP, Trustee.
JAMES W. oWiNGS. Auctioncer.
April I.-si.
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THE B1LTTMORE M.fRK ETS.
M1RRTEII.

MI RRIED.
~ wctheniyillc on the 3sth instant l,y thu Rev
Y Tudor. RicHAAb D. RipaGLY 10 iofrta TrENER
% ID. Jih u February, isss al thr rrsdnce nf the
bride father, ~ the Rev. VIA Cism. JAMS. We sap
Ia ol III. county. 60 lsAbIllI r1AsE. af baltimore
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FOR SALE ny
Il. WILLIS & WA. 3. sHEALEY,
TowsoSrOwN, Mr..
nd by ISRAEL PRICE. Phiiol,olis, HALT. Co.
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GsNEEAL AGrNTs FoR rHE CoSrASY,
Il Ng~h street. Baltimore.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-02-14
Address.
CoLUnrBus. Feb. 8. 1865

COAO-1bD9s p . W - ACO2s
To the LOYAL Union Electors of the
State Of Ohio
The great and vital importance Of the
issues involved in the approaching
State and National elections, impelB the
Union Repu bliean members Ofthe GEN
eral Assembly of the State to address
YOU on the Importance and beneficial
influences of a large attendance of the
friends of good government at COlum-
bus on the 4th of March next, to attend
the State. Convention on that day.
The approaching campaign in the is
sues involved, is more important
and vital to the peace and prosperity Of
the country than any political contest
which has preceded it. The great ques-
tions Of the war are yet unsettled. The
party which involved the country in
the war, deluging it with the blood Of
our young men, and brought grief and
misery to households all over the land,
is now making desperate and unscru7
ralBrs- -effGetB to regain coutE0l Df the
State and National Governments. We
therefore earnestly implore our loyal
feIIow-citizens to come up to the Capi-
tai Of the State in large delegations
composed of the sages and young men
Of the party, who sustained the country
IN the hour of its trial, the veterans and
soldiers who fought and bled in its de-
tense, to organize for a thorough and
brilliant campaign.
The recent glorious struggle in the
Eighth Congressional District, which
resulted in the triumphant election Of
General Beatty, assures us that the cur
rent of defeat has been happily and sue
cessfully checked. Let the reaction be
further encouraged and promoted by
the assent blage of large mum berg of the
friends of the country from every eOun-
ty in the State on the day named, to ae-
cure a thorough and efficient orgRniza-
ton of our forces, backed by a hearty
determination that victory no less glori-
ious than that Of 1868 shall again rejoice
Ioval hearts all over the land.
1t is expected all the railroads of the
State wifi issue half-hare tickets; and
our Union friends Of Columbus invite
their loyal fellow citizens attending the
Convention to the hospitality of their
homes on that day.
All delegations, however numerous,
will be entitled to seats in the COnyen-
ton but the votes Of the counties win
be as indicated in the call Of the State
Central Committee.
A JOYOUS time may be expected, one
that will rejoice the heart Of every pa
triot and inaugurate campaign that
will result in the full triumph OF liberal
principles, and give peace and pFosperi-
ty to the whole land.
JAMES @. HALL, Of Lucas;
j. WARREN KEIFER, of Clark F;
JAMES SCoTT, of Warren;
RoB'T. B. DENNIS, Of Cuyahoga; ]
WIN. P. JOHNSON, of Athens,
Committee on behalf Of the Union Mem /
beTs of the General Assembly of the State I
of Ohio.