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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-11-04

The Fincastle Herald says to Messrs. Moore &
Scott, Commission Merchants of Richmond, we
are indebted for market quotations, and "1n
this connection, we will say that Mr. Moore OF
the firm of Moore & Scott, is an old College
friend and johnson Island fellow prisoner of
ours. He is son of the Rev. I. V. Moore, u.
D., Of Richmond, and besides being an accom-
YlsAed gentleman is perfectly reliable in all bu-
siness TRANSACTIONS The card of these gentle
men will be fannd among our Richmond adver-
tisements, and we esrdially join our friend Of
the Herald in recommending them.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-11-04

Various sums of money were lost and found
during the fair. One of the printers in this office
found two dollar bill just outside of our office
door, which the writer of this must have walked
over several times, but with his usual bad luck,
failed to see.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-11-04

V1s1ToRs-Col. Daniel Dechert of the Hagers-
town Mail, and party Of land spectators num-
boring about seventy five, contemplate q second
excursion to Virginia and the South, about the
18th of November. 1t is to be hoped they will
make long stay in the Valley.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-02-12

makes her head ache when she il not
I well-dressed, and their dirty little
hands soil her garments when she IS.
7 As for their manners IL i th- business
Ct their teachers TO look after them
and what are churches and Sabbath
schools good for if they DO not take
charge Of their morals?
Nv wife's kingdom Is ha- home
I Here she Iavishrs her l.owers and rich.
est gifts. reiEu;ug a very queen.
Nv son Johns wife is only Queen
outside her home The shabby woman,
/ dali an Indifferent 10 those whose han.
! niness or misery depends on her moods.
! develops into the smiling. social queen
. in the presence OF strangers to whom,
she IS under no obligations. and 10
whom her smiles or frowns are Of lit.
( tie significance,
/ Ny wifes " husband IS known in
/ the gates when he sitteth among the
elders Of the land" Bless YOU! He
would never have sat there bp, for
I her. How do YOU think he IS known7
/ Whv. by the whiteness Of his linen,
and the completeness Of his buttons,
and the fit of his collar. and the tie os
/ his cravat. and the sickness Of his
I hat. and the remnants of the smile
that settled on his face when. after
good breakfast, the little woman look
! I'd him over and dismissed HIM with
kiss H is known, too, by the con
tent that fills his heart aad shines out
I Of his face with the thought tha. all
/ dav long a wise woman is watching
I
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-02-12
My Wife and My Son Johns
Wife.


it is a petition which has literally ex-
pressed nv hearts desire for years.
with this result: that the Lord has
blessed me and nv wife, but he has
not blessed my son John and his wife.
Thinking 1t all over tonight, as I
have, reclined in my easy chair before
the FIRE, I have come to the conclusion
that my blessing and nv son Johns
curse are attributable to the dlTeren-
ces IL our wives.
For some Of these differences ride
below
As 4 lass. my wife was bred at home
in great many old-fashioned notions,
like the honor due parents. veueration
to suPeriors, the value of time. human
accountability. and woman's response
bility. She was instructed, moreover.
IN the art Of bread-making. and va
rietv Of useful empIovuents,
Ny son Johns wife received her ed
ucarIon al one ofthe fashionable board
ing schools that turn out Young ladies'
with all the modern improvements. S.
Among these improveme ments, 50 called.
vas the conviction that P1terfa7aI15qs,
as she learnedlv dubbed him. vas a
dear old fellow 20 pay bills, . deli
cious sort OF banking institution that
had no credit pages IN It's system OF
bookkeeping, ana never balanced ac-
counts. Further than this P1tsr was
=orr ethins q - Old fo.r. whose opin-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-02-12

Dr.. SHAnBURG, Of Wa.ertoan. has
had town in the Pcnasylvani.
Oil Regions, whittier he has removed,
named after him. Leaving the good
doctor entirely cut Of the question.
Shsm-burg IS = rood name for many
OF these petroleum towns -Mltoao-
te- .Scuttn.l
II would not be inapplicsb'e, in n d
~ eases, to leave the burg" out, and
transfer the remaining terms.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-02-12

IHE man who refuses 20 ad-erti..
his business, in effect coufes.s his in.
capacity and defeat. and retreats "a
tha - rsnS - III profession
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-02-12
IA. EsEECEEENB "a. d.,

PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND ACCoUCHEE,
rEEESDERS his professional services to the Citizens
l % Mineral Point -Gd vicinity, AT Shch place he
has now permanently located Office High street,
over Schaef-r and kiefer's Grocery store
After having graduated at Berlin. Prussia the Doc
tor has extensively pracsed for than - years in
this country Tor four in the Army Of the L. s,
Surgeon Of the 81 Division, 18th Corps. n20-sw
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-02-12
" VI. PESCu.
LIVERY STABLE.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

h. I'll e hand A. all times 70 serve the p1hic
--sa lEa1s Or single or double carriages Snt
aT~' stable sack ~ "a. Cnsed states Hstsl, Aish
-~ N',~.3 y~r, q joan HoYsTcS
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-03-21

liean BY al majority, large iueEsass. Ithaca
last year gave one vote agains. usi now We have
III majority, a gaia Of lis. Poughkespsls
elects Republican officers against copperhead last
year. 10 Utica last election the democrats had
500 majority; Il Is now reduced 10 300. As
our opponents are depending largely on New
York, this looks bad for their calculations.
In Tennessee, the charter elections have gone
entirely for the Republicans.
Omaha, Nebraska, was carried last year by
the democrats by over 700 majority. There was
recently an exciting election there, In which
party lines were strictly drawn. Resul,-a Re-
publican majority OF ts3.
All over Maine, the result Is the same Even
Copperhead s,rongholds are yielding. For in
stance, Bangor, which has been democratic, re.
Gently elected iis Republican candidate for Mayor,
giving him i,Tl5 votes TO ! 1907 for his opponent.
Iowa, rs usual, IL oil over Republicans, only
"more so."
The city Of Rock Island, Illinois, has been
democratic for long time. Las, year the cop
Perhead candidate for May or had 2i2 majority
AT the late election there the result was as fol-
lows; Murdoch, Republican, 5Ts; Kimball,
democrat, 4s3 MurdOeh's majority, Os Rspub-
lican gain, 3OT
These are but ''siraws,' but they exhibit un.
mistakeably the current Of public sentiment. -
They show that the people mean to sustain Con.
gress and to endorse the impeachment Of faith.
less aud law-breaking President.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-03-21

NJ license shall b" granted e. sell spirituous
81 icrmcntcd liquors or lager beer. in quaint
ties not less than pint. for the sum Of sls 90.
unless the person applying therefor shall also
obtain license to sell goods. chatteis. wares
and merchandise. paying therefor the sum
hereinbefore prescribed. according to the amt
of the stock in trade.
OYSTER AND EATING HoUSES.-The Ii.
ccnse Ia be- paid by the keepers Of oyster and
eating houses is 5000 throughout the State.
Females vending millinery and other small
articles. whose stock is not over $500. pay Ii.
ccnse of $500 only but if over that amount.
they are required 10 pay the same licenses as
other persons-oath 10 be made as 90 the amount
of stock at the principal season Of the year.
The Clerk shall not issue license 10 any per-
son To- sell spirituous and iermented liquors
from whom the grand jury has recommended
license I" be- withheld. or 10 person whose
license has been suppressed by the Court. with.
out a special order Of the Court.
The seth Section Of the Code which rcquir.
ed an applicant for license to open oyster or
eating houses. L. procure the Recommendation
OF two neighboring freeholders. and also to
make oath before the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
81 his county. 4c.. as 10 the annual value ~
his house. II repealed.
The above licenses 10 retailers aud oyster and
citing houses 60 into effect On the LIST OF NAV.
The owner or keeper Of every stallion or jack
shall. before being permitted % stand or station
such animal. pay 90 the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court Of some one II the counties in this State,
the highest sum which he intends to ask or re-
cciyc Tor the season of one mare; and the re-.
ccip, Of the said Clerk. with the seal Of his
cour, attached thereto for said sum. shall be
the license for stationing or standing such stall
lion or jack tor one year from the date thereof;
provided, that ia no ease shall the sum direct
ell TO be- paid by this section for such license
b. lees than ten dollars; and that every stall
lion or jack upon which the said tax Is paid
shall be exempt from all other State tax.
Any owner or keeper stationing or standing
any stallion or jack without a license shall for.
felt aud pay twice the sum authorized and re-
qurcd 10 be paid in the last preceding section.
one half To the State and tho other half IL the
infnrmrr.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-03-21

Dem crafic Docfrine.

During the late campaign in New Hampshire,
Henry Clay Dean, q recognized leader in the
Democratic ranks, siumped the State IN the in
tersst Of tina, party. In one Of bis speeches he
gave vent TO his p-ni up feelings As follows:
I" II ! could have my way would place Jef.
Davis IN Congress. where he righifully belongs /;
then J would go 10 Concord, take all those mis-
cradle battle Tags from the State IIcuse, and
make bonfire Of them in the State House yard /;
then would 60 all through the North aud de-
slfoy all the monuments and gravestones erected
TO the memory OF soldiers; in short, ! would put
out OF sight everything which reminds us that
We ever had a war with our Southern brethren.
do not know As would hang one-legged and
one.armed soldiers. hut ! would pray 10 God 10
get them out OF onr way ~ soon az possible
That old political sinner lessee ID. Bright, who
was expelled from the United States Senate for
his REASONABLE utierAnces aud actions during the
war, has turned up In Kentucky asa Democratic
Presidential elec,or. and gives his views on the
currency question as follows
~ nsver intend 10 vote for paying a dollar ~
the Principal OF the debt. will never nay a dol.
lar OF IL 10 COIN but will vote, u the Democra.
cy 90 will, for paying Il 10 paper aad fAsa let
he pgPsr fake care Of a'slf"
Will the hobes, masses Of the Democratic par.
iy-ihose who are aeiua,ed BY honest and COZ.
seien,ious mO,ives--eon,inue TO act with . party
that acknowledges such sentiments ~ tbe4
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-03-21
The Late Elections.

when, . year ago, the elections North wer.
rrsuliinR % generally 10 favor Of the demo-
cratic party, NC aseribsd those defeats of our
ean'e TO party apathy and party differences
rather than 10 change 10 party sentiment. We
"a" that our houss was divided agains, itself
thu, great strength and Uniform political success.
had msde our party too con6deni--and |, follow
Cd that while the Republicans we're resting on
their oars," In anticipation Of casy victory. or
were running outside Issues on the strength Of
their Par'y's popularity, the democrats were
working quietly and ssse,ivsiy-and won. We
believe that Connse,icui, Pennsylvania. New
Jersey aud Ohio were Loot 10 " las, year bv IN.
wan, Of action exhibited by our party, and by
mixing up the liquor question, the Sunday CUES.
ton, and other kindred measures, with The IL.
sues Of the campaign.
We seem 10 have started differently IN lsCs. -
Our friends North ere conducting the campaIRp
On the simple Issue whether The good old Union
party that saved the country and government
shall uss Il, or whether iis care and keeping
shall descend to tina, dislOynl party that essayed
TO divide ihs Union. Party issues, thus FAR
have essn clearly made up; Il IL Congress aud
the law.pakine power of,he government agains,
aiav-dsitisg Executive. The result has been
oil ihs, We could wish. New Hampshire has
just spoken 10 ionss more emphatic ihaa vas
anywhere expected, proclAiming anew her de-
voiion 10 the Union--her dsissiaiion Of rebels
aud rebellion. snd bidding Congress 10 on In
iis work Of rseous,ruc'ins The Union upon
loyal basis, removing every obstacle from is
path. even though Il be The President that STOPS
" the wy" Every-wbere. almost, where cleo.
tons have BEEN held this year, the result is the
sane. The people Of the North are coming back
70 hrs' principles. The great reaction has
eo~neaesd % our side-ihe ground swell
V coming sod We believe that II will continue
hFoSshous ell the grea, North, anllI tina. whole
''euoa "sspossssssd" BY the Republican party.
From oas papss before us, In addition 10 The
E'or'os' ss~s iron New Ha@pshIrs, there are
~hols eoluns Of ualOn victories. Prom New
Yoss s'a's The following results are announced
osweso-hspublieAu Mayor aud Council elected
democratic last ysur. Auburn condnuss Espub.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-03-21
Sheriff. sale
or
. . - / II - L a L Q
IN BALTIMORE COUNTY.

DY virrur Of three writs II neri Jtcias. issued
bout Of the Circuit Court Tot baltimore CO.,
one Ht suit uf Joshua Motter aud Lev. -
- - VI. MOttcr, Que at suit nj A. A 6
W. Drnmead. aud one at suit Of ssse
John Armacost, ell against the ssns
goods aud chattels. lands. tencments aud ere.
dts Of L. 7. Williamson, 90 the sheriff &c Bal.
tinlore county directed, have seized aud taken
IN execution all the right, title, claim. interest
and demand. at law aud In equity. II the said
L. +. Williamson ia aud Ia
ALL THAT TRACT or PARCEL IL LAND
situate. lying and being ~ Baltimore county
binding On the cas-, side of the baltimore aud
Rsisterstown Turnpike Road, between the six
and seven mile stones, called
" NORTH CAROLINA"
Tor by whatsoever name the saine may be-
called.l being the property and premises now
occupied by the said l.. T. Williamson. aud
containing
3e5 ACRES,
more or lcss. together with all the Improve.
inents aud appuFtenances thereto belonging.
And hereby give notice. that
o" "Wednesday. ths lsh day q APri Hes,.
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
At the Court House door In Towsontown, I will
offer Tor sale all the right, title, interest, claim
aud demand, nt law and In equity, Of the said
T. +. Williamson. In aud 10 the above desert.
bed property, 20 seined aud taken IN execution.
N The Highest bidder, Tor cash.
THOMAS BALDWIN,
sheriff Of Baltimore County.
March sl.-t.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-03-21


he Regular Session Commencing JaSpd
~ 1899. relating 70 LiceHsss
Chapter ~, page SD
A. Ar H. amend the forty. second section. re.
lAting u the granting III Licenses a. traders,
Of Article fity six of the Code Of Public Gen d..
eral Laws:
section he 1t enacted by the General As.
sembly OF Mary land. That the forty second
section of Article i:ty six oi the Code Of Public
GENERAL Laws. relating Ia the granting of Ii.
c.ns"s Ia traders. be and the same IL hereby re-.
pcaled. aud the fpllowi enacted as a substitute
therefor;
~. when any person. body polite, or earpo.
rate. shall propose 10 sell or barter anything
mentioned VA the preceding section. except spir.
iiuoms or iermented liquors. he shall apply tn
the clerk II the Circuit Court of the county ia
which he may reside. or II he resides in the city
of Baltimore to ,hc Court Of Common Pleas Tor
= license therefor but no license To trade, or 20
sell spirituous ar ierfnented liquors. shall be IL
sued by any clerk u = court 10 Gsms corcrt or
10 person under the age Of twenty one years
without the special order Of the Judge Of the
Court but No Judge shall give such special or
der 10 issue license IN sell spirituous or fermen
ted liquors. unless upon the recommen dation ai
at least ten respectable FREQ holders. residents
Of the ward ovdistriet wherein the place Of sale
may be. aud whenever any license shall be IL
sued 10 n gesc eorsri. or minor. the said fem,
eorert "r minor ehall be responsible for all con.
WhctH tnhu" ~ Tue prosecution OF thor business
under such license. and shall be liable to be sued
therefore IN any Of the courts Of this State and
the said fese eoreri may be sued, or indicted
sud prosecuted IN ease % = violation by her 81
the license laws ~ this State. or In ease she
should keep disorlcrly house, a. " she were
(e~e sol, aud if Judgment be obtained
against her on any contract, execution shall ~
may issue Ia the ordinary way 10 affect her
separate estate proriicd, ho~erer, that such ~.
sponsibility shall In no manner affect or impair
the responsibility of the husband or parent,
under the existing laws; and that this act shall
take effect on the thirtieth day Of April next.
Chapter W. page l0t.)
~ Acrao amend the twenty first aud twenty
second sections Of the Bny,sixth Article Of
the Code Of Public General Laws. relating 10
the Licenses Of IIawkeFs aud Peddlers:
Section DE u enacted BY the General As.
semhly of Maryland, That the twenty. first and
twenty. second sections Of the ety.slxih Arti.
Gle Of the Code of Public General Laws. Fels
ting 10 the licenses Of hawkers aud peddlers. be
and the same are hereby repealed, and the FOL.
lowing sections enacted in lieu thereof,
Twenty one for every such license, not TO
extend beyond the county In which the same
may be issued, there shalt be psid the follow.
inasFateu, 10 wit; for every license n travel GU
foot, the sum 1t forty dollars 10 travel with =
horse % other beast 81 burden aud wagon o.
other vehicle, che sum Of afsy dollars with two
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-03-21
NelO Advertisements.
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS, IRA.
DERs AND OTHERS.

All persons aud bodies corporate or polite,
in Baltimore County, who are or shall be cxer.
cising or pursuing any business. or shall be do.
ing any act or thing, or shall be In the oceupa
ton Of any house ar lace for any purpose Tor
which license il made necessary by The laws
Of Maryland, are hereby warned To- obtain -
License. or renew the same,
"a or beIo" he 1T day et Nay ensuing.
under the penalties prescribed by said laws tor
the infraction thereof
RThosc interested are notified OF the following
requirements Of the License Lava.
Traders Licenses. amount 10 be paid
by traders for license, 1.-THE amount OF stock at
the principal season Of sale 10 be given under
oath,) IL as follows Ill tho applicants stock in
trade does not exceed q, 600 60
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-03-21
THE BALTIMORE MIRK FITS.
MlRRIED.

We have vcsived note ling that no marriage has
taken place betueen SAMUEL johnson and MaFt frances
Ball, ~ Published last week The notice cams 10 BY
mail. With any centa 70 pay r IT. publication aud
inserted u In good faith. We little Suspicious,
houever, af another hoax, the hand writing Of the
marriage ne,les aud that u the contradictory note
much alike
A. the residence of the brides father ~ this county
the 18th alt, ~ Rev. " 4. schiichtrr. LoUIs J
LArcAsrss, Formerly ofrhiladciphia, a. Miss MAsr y
woosSnN.
On ne ira lBsL BY The Rsy iT raiiss JonS IcElrH
81 this county, 10 LfEnfH a. DAVIS Of Baltimofc
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-03-21
lchap,er i3i. page 1901


AZ ArI tn amend section one II Article fifty six
Of the Code of Public General Laws. entitled
Licenses relating To the issuing Of liccn.
SEES by Clerks Of Courts
b. il enacted by the General Assembly "f
Maryland. That Section one Of Article iiny six
Of the Codr al Public General Laws, entitled
" Licenses. be- amended and re- enacted :" a.
Ia read as follows:
All licenses shall be granted by the Clerk. ct
the Circuit Courts of the counties aud the Clerk
Of the Court Of Cominon Pleas in the cits II
Baltimore. except where a different moi,. il
specially provided. aud all licenses granted by
the said Clerks shall expire "n the lst day Of
May next thereafter, except licenses ivf hshr.
rirs aud horse races aud u granted i"r part OF
for
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-03-21
lp0iOOefic.

For some weeks past We have had rush Of
advertisements. 10 the exclusion Of our usual
variety. This week. however. a. will be seen.
We present. Eve columns Of new advertisements,
the number entirely exceeding all our ealculs.
tons. and. ssa consequences. we cen give but .
small amount of reading matter. We beg our
friends ,e bear with US, this heavy advertising
patronage shows that our paper IL appreciated
as an advertising medium. and We will end.a.
vor To make arrangements 10 meet the increa.
sed demand upon our columns.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-03-21

"rHEin NAHE - LHoiOS," may be applied 10
the innumsrabIe diseases to which the skls 10
subject II would be well for those Who are A.
hie,ed with apparently ineuSabls ulcers. old
sorss, srysipslAs and srupIIOns. 10 uss 0rAcs's
Cslsbra1sd ealvs, which cures In = very short
tune, eals, burns, soaids, assh woundS.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-03-21
DIED.

In this cganty, the itth Of January, CASA JANE
danghlsr o. John and ca,harine Ball, aged years.
d Ihls county, sn the 10Th inst, rmoSas Rirss IN
Ne yist year ~ his age
u lhis eeansy, 90 ths lIth iasl GngnaHII aHsd 10
mlaeF
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-03-21
,.nIssoIurIoN oF rAnrxrnsIIIr.

ROBT. n. THOMPSON and y. v. CHURCH,
having been dissolved by mutual consent, and
the undersigned having purchased the entire
interest of Mt. Church IL the store formerly
conducted b. Thompson 4 Church, respectful.
y invites his friend. aud the public 10 give
him a call, aud will endeaynr 10 give entire
satisfaction both ~ 10 prMe aud quality Of
goods sold. R0Bf. II. THOMPSON.
March T.-1e
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-03-21

NV APPLICATION o. AN OLD ExPEprnr To
20 To Law is a costly proceeding In Missouri
Two citizens Of tina, State quarrsled about the
ownership Of n colt, and went 10 law. Fihsen
witnesses on each side swore positively. a. 10 the
ownership. The Judge being rather doubtful
how to decide, biz upon Hpsdisnt aud order
cd that the col, be sold 10 ply the costs Of court
libroughi forty dollars the costs amounted 10
thirty and The remaining two dollars were
divided equally between the parties.