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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-03-28

- WWI'I''I -'U' Jug w. uI UI Iob1.I
A. A' Ia prohibit ia" granting Of Licenses iof
ia, 'nl" nt spirtuous "r Fcrmenied Liquor
or Lager Beer AZ or near WoOdberry Factory.
iu baltimore county.
section Id, il enacted by the General A.
scmh.y ~ Maryland, Tina; hereafter il shall
not lc lawful i'r the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
for Baltim"r" county to issue license 10 any per
son "r pcrsons !" cell spirituous or fermcnted
at any place nearer than three iourths Of a mile
ia very direction.
section And Ice it enacted. That this act
shall take effect from and after the date Of lis
pa-.agc.
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Farm For Sale.

Farm For SaIo.
1E0 ACRES FINE LAND, fronting on the
c1Swest side Of the Dulaney's Valley turn
pike. miles from Towsontown, in q
n beautiful and healthy nsighbor-
- hood, we'll fenced and watered lii
-I7O acres covered with heavy .sns
growth Of wood and timber suitable Tor fencing
and building purposes, and convenient 10 good
saw mill. Tho Northern part fronts on the turn
pike and also on the Manor road and Is we'll sit
uated for store or public house, or both. The
cleared portion 10 we'll adapted for building
sites, being directly on the turnpike and can be
divided so as 10 give portion OF the timber 10
each lot. There Is q plain dwelling and a small
orchard Of fine apples. Apply 70
HENRY W. COOKE.
Law Buildings, st. Paul 81,
Nov. Aft baltimore
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For Sale.

For Sale.
SOS ACRES in Middle Greek Valley, shy
cCCder county, Pa, miles from Adams
burg. 800 acres timbercd with chest -
a. nut oak. white oak and some
p chestnut, poplar and pine. This Eiii
said 10 DO the best piece Of bark leses
timber in that valley. Balance suitable for farm
ing. with acres meadow. There Is considerable
fruit. Dwelling three story stone, 30 feet square,
with grist and saw mill attached the watsr
power has 30 foot fall. Barn "a by 81 feet
Buildings all good; public road TO the mill. and
no other mill within miles. There is said 10
DO large quantities Of the best iron ore on this
land. II is within ono-half mile OF the Middle
Creek Valley Rail Raid, now being built Ap-
ply N HENRY ". COOKE,
Law buildings, Baltimore, Nd.
Nov. 2.--tI
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E0R sALE.-A SUPERIOR FARM Of 100
IL Acres, on the Philadelphia road, ten =.
miles from baltimore Very Fine House, ~
and all manner Of outbuildings; well fen -
plication to L0NGNECKEk A king,
Dec. LIT Towsontown
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Farm for Ront,

GfTUATED four miles from Towsontown, on
- tho Iulaney's Valley Turnpike, near Hoe
ley's Shop. Tits Farm contains los Acres Of
limestone land. Arply "
JOHN n FITzsiAfMoNs.
March ta.-tI On tho premises.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
n VAL LIABLE FARM,
IN THE 10TH ELECTION DISTRICT
OF BALTIMORE COUNTY,
NEAR SWEET AIR.

OF BALTIMORE COUNTY,
NEAR SWEET AIR.
Df virtue Of decree. OF the Circuit Court for
- Baltimore county, sitting in equity. and
passed in cause depending in said -
GX2 Court between Amentis I. Pat.t{s.A
49, tcrson. ETC., complainants, and ilsss
-a1n. Daniel J. Fallon, aud others. ssAs
defendants. the undersigned, as trustee, viii
oilcr q, public sale, on the premises,
on Monday, tAe Ga day Of APrii, A. u. is6s.
at the hour Of ~ A. NJ,
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND Of which 10.
reno II. Patterson died seized, situated about
seventeen miles from Baltimore. near Sweet
Air, in Baltimore county. and containing about
l2j ACRES OF LAND,
more or less.
The Dulancy's Valley and swcc, Air Turnpike
Road has been completed IN q distance within
one mile OF this property. The improvements
consist of a large
ERAME DWELLING HOUSE,
containing nine rooms good frame BARN,
80 by 30 feet, or Whereabouts; a Corn House and
Wagon Shed Blacksmith Shop, with Hog
House attached. Hen House. aud
A TENANT HOUSE.
About fifteen acres are in oak, chestnut and
mixed timber; the balance Of the land is under
cultivation. There is an APPLE and PEACH
ORCHARD on the property. Location healthy:
churches, schools and mill convenient, and the
neighborhood most agreeable and desirable.-
The soil Of this property is kind aud the land
IS in high state Of cultivation. Pump at the
house, aud one at the barn.
The Terms cf .Saie as prescribed BY Mc dccrcc
arc-Onc third cash On the day OF sale, aud the
balance in two equal instalmcBt., ia one aud
two years. the credit payment 10 bear interest
from the day of .,c. and &" bee srcur,.i ., tho
II H..
tory TO the trustee OF all rs,-i. 1T tn. "ltr %
the purchaser.
Fer Title nii.putlbic r",.r. .,.n -i,.h
immediately, 80 ~ soon o. the cash i;ayu,rnt
is made.
AMENTls T. PATTERSON. Trustee.
WHEELER a KEECiI, Solicitor.
SAMUEL g. WILSON, Aucti"mc,r
March Its.
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HOUSE, LOT ana btoro
NEAR Mt. Washington, on tho Falls Road
IN and NC. Railroad. Excellent stand for
business. Apply 70
toNGNEcKER A KING,
Jan. Att Towaontown, Nd.
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"E have also applications for money, on
w mortgage, 10 be we'll secured. Those
having money TO loan will do well by applying
early 10 us. L0NGNECKER 4 KING,
Dec. 1t--tf. Towsontown.
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L Ill Il u n | ON.
TowsoNTowN, MD.
saturday. March .Sth, 1865.
LoNGNEcKERs 4 CONNER, Prulrsnrn..
LOCdL MITTERS.
N"Fies:-The Quarterly Communion will ID.
N.,l be observed at Govanc Chapel, the first
Sabbath IN April, and preparatory services on
Lhursday aud Friday afternoons preceding, at
J. lIESRr KAuFSAS, Pastor.
saLns 70 TAKE rLAcE.-wc direct attention
10 the following sales 10 take place before our
next issue, nov advertised ia the UhioA, or for
which bills have been printed at this office:
To-day Saturday. by J. 4. Langdon, Smcd-
icy House Towsontown, Hotel Furniture, Stock,
Ac., &c.
Monday, March 3Oth. by AIcssrs. Wheeler 4
k"ech. Trustees. at the Court House door, IS
acres OF land two miles from Randalls,own. I'd
District.
Tuesday. March sist. by Mcssrs. Ensor aud
Leary. Trustees, on the premises, S. acres Of
land adjoining the town Of Hereford.
Wednesday, April ist. by sheriff baldwin,
a. the cour, House door. two lots Of ground at
Canton.
W. H. ChnflpN
Avenue, stock, Farming Implements, &c.
Thursday, April ID, by Thsmas Wilhelm OH
the premises, s5acres Of land Ia tho 5th district
-
Mat CoSTnAcTs.--Thc bids for carrying the
mails Ia our State for four years from July lst
have been opened. The routes in our county
are given ~ follows:
From Baltimore % Bel Air supplying I.aura-
vile. Cub Hill, Green wood and FOIL Meeting
House. twice week. Mcssrs. Spiccr a Andcr-
From Baltimore 10 Towsontown, via waycr.
" aud Govanstown. service twice daily. Henry
Tyson. Agent OF tho Baltimore aud York Road
Railway Company, SI0O.
Baltimore 70 Pikcsvillc. via Hooksiown; Of.
ter $500.
baltimore 10 McKinsiry's Mills. supplying
kaudalls,own aud North branch. semi weekly.
Durian A Ramsey. $5gg.
Baltimore 1" catonsvillc. James Schodcld.
st0O
Baltimore Ia fowhatan, via Calvcrton aud
Wethercdsvillc offer $500.
Tnw.ontnwn Ia Sweet AR via Dulaucy's Val.
ley aud long Green, twice n week. GEORGE \.
Bosley. S1nO.
Reisiers,"wn tn Manchester. supplying Wood.
"nsburg aud uppcrco daily. not let
Cockeysvillc tn Black Rock. via Butler; Of
Ter $3.50.
tl2I.
Whit" Hall 10 Peach Bottom. william II.
Cathcart, $3.50.
white Hall To Gor.uch's Mills. via s,ablcrs-
willie, N. II. Bull. $50.
Parkion IL Hereford. via wiscburg. John Il. |
HULL. $t5B.
Freeland 10 Paper Mills. via Union Meeting
House. B-ckleysviir and Grave Hun Mills. |
John Gross. $3.50.
Frceland 10 Nd. Line. Joshua Bond. $50.
Magnolia 10 Jerusalem Mills. via LittlcGun-
powder and Upper Falls. Benjamin s,andi- |
ford, $2lo
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FOR SALE,

A TRACT UPLAND laying one mile from
IA Sleepy Greek Station, d. 4 o. u. r., con.
=. tanning $40 acres 65 acres cleared, <2HzA
" the balance delightful timber land.
LA good Barn, small Dwelling House; -
excellent water near the house. Good saw and
grist mill convenient; near 10 q church, and in
a very healthy noighborhood. Terms, one half
cash, tho balance In two installments. Must
be sold BY the first II June. Price $4,000.
Apply % LON0NECKER a KING,
Real Estate Agents, Towsontown, Nd.
March 9f.--lme
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Sheriff Of baltimore county.
rrh lift

TlNIlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.
Il scrihcr has received from the Orphans
Court OF Baltimore county, letters Of sdmin.s
trat"n y, tonvN non, On the ettate Of
WILLIAM BARNETT,
late "i -Rid county. deceased. All persons hav.
ing claims against the said estate, are hereby
warned tn exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof, To the subscriber.
on o. bCforc MG lih DAY Of NoptnsbeT, lSdS.
they may Otherwise by law be excluded from
I'll benefit 81 said estate. Those indebted L.
.aid estate are requested 10 make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this I'd day
~ March. lSis.
Il. n. BOARMAN,
Administrator J.. u. y. with Will annexed
March LIT.
flNlIlS l. To GIVE NOTICE. that the sub.
-cribcrs have obtained from the Orphans
Court ii Baltimore county, letters tcstaments-
~ On the estate Of
HENRY ". WEBB
late OF said county. deceased. All persons hav
ing claims agains the said estate are hereby
warned To exhibit the same with the voucher
thereof 10 the subscribers,
~ o. bcforc Mc iih day 81 November. lS6S;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit OF said estate. Those indebted 1"
said estate are requested 20 make immediate
payment. Given under our hands this 9Th
day vi March. ls6S.
CORNELIUS II. WEBB. r
EDWARD l.. LARsH, hAee"'"f''
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
VALUABLE PROPERTY
HEREFORD. BALTIMORE CO.

A4ReNNAARs DAhA AhVhE W.
DY virtue OF a decree Of the Circuit Court for
ID Baltimore county, sitting IN equity, the
undersigned, as Trustees, will offer NJ Public
Sale,
on THE PREMISES,
on Tuesday. 5ist day Of Marck, ls6S.
at ! o'clock r. NJ,
An THAT VALUABLE
r II A CT OF LAND,
- Owned by James Kerr. late Of Hal. =.
- tlmore county, deceased, situated at .a
Hereford. Baltimore county. and&4
containing about
"a ACRES OF LAND.
This Farm is In a good state Of cultivation;
Is improved with
GOOD HOUSE.
BARN,
And all necessary Outbuildings.
The Terms Of Sale prescribed by the Decree
are--Ono- halfof tho purchase money 10 be paid
In cash on the day of sale, or ON the final rat.
ifeation thereof By the Court, and the residue
In two equal instalments. IN three aud six
months, respectively, from day OF sale, with
interest," % be secured 70 tho satisfaction Of the
Trustees or the whole In cash, at the option
Of the purchaser.
JOHN 7. EEsoR. Trustees.
G. L. l.. LEARY, ''"''''''
Marehj.-ts.
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PRIVATE SALE
OF
A VALUABLE FAM,
FIGURING MILL SAW MILL.
THE undersigned, as Trustee, will sell at
Il Private sale, FORTY ACRES OF "a
LAND, in high state Of cultivation.
situated in Long Green Valley, Balti- allt
more county. This property Is inn Hees
proved with 4 LARGE NEW FIGURING
MILL, four stories high. with thirty feet over.
shot. four Run Of Burrs and all necessary Ma
chinery in excellent order. A Fine New Dwell
ling, and all ncccssarr out-buildings
ALSO.
SEVENTEEN ACRES OF LAND,
In the same locality, Of which Four Acres are
CLEARED, the balance heavily TIMBERED.
CHRISTIAN NEwH0UsER, Trustee.
Apply 10 the Trustee on the promises, or J.
I. Ensor, Towsontown. Feb. LIT.
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THOMAs RALnWIN.

ShcTliI OF baltimore county.
y. BY Instructions received from the
Treasury Department at the Clerks Office, all
persons applying fo- license Of any kind, lex
cep; marriage licenses. which are the same q
heretofore will hereafter have TO pay the Zee
ui fifty cents for issuing the same, making 8
total 81 sixty cents, as stated above.
The Tee &c fifty cents has heretofore been
charged =" the State.
srtrna.c p.r nx,t~
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BRAKEMAN.

(tALL AT \. II. CLEAvELAND A cos.
- in3 n. Gay 81, deoF from Front
Before purchasing your FALL AND WIN
TER DRY GOODS. Aug. 9l-n
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Throo Acres OF Land
TN the village Of Luthorville. Improved by
Il two.story FRAME HOUSE 30x26 feet. con.
tAining seven Rooms. House Ia good order -
water convenient There Il also ON the Lot SO
thriving Peach Trees. RaspbeFries, Ae. Price
LoNaNEcKER A KING,
Jan. 7S.-u Towsontown, Md.
l73 Acres Of Land
NEAR Sweet Air, II miles from Baltimore,
IN on Ny Lady's Manor, near two good
turnpikest is convenient 10 Stores, Churches,
Mills and Schools eommodious Dwelling, good
Harm, eiabling. Ice House, lien House. de-
II 10 well fenced. plenty Of wood aud water and
the land has been recently we'll lined. Also,
goAsi Young Apple Orchard and other fruits..-
Price SIS per acre. A portion oftho land would
be sold without buildings al 80 per acre.
Certainly bargain. Apply soon 70
L0NGNEckER A KING,
Feb. Ill. Towsontown, Nd
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IN THE TENTH ELECTION DISTRICT OI
BALTIMORE COUNTY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-06
CHICAGO.

CHicAGo, Jan. "A Washington
special says the sub committee on Way.
and Means are examining q number oil de.
teciives who are familiar with an extensive
organization known as the whisky ring
il appear from the evidence hat the head
quarters Ut tie organization IS IN New
J ok city and extends TO all the principal
cities east and west. The conspirators
boast Of having made so 60 900 during
the past year ana have thus far been able
to subsdiZe collectors. assessors and inspec
tors and carry on their work with mpu-
nifty
The rumor current sometime since that
one 81 Furnry's ohirf men IN the Senate
va i dcf4ultof, Is SAID 10 be corroborated.
The de.aicatiUn amounts 10 about $4,000
\ Cincinnati special says that The failure
II H. G Hopkins a Co occasions genuine
r,eIti lie lIab.iiIes are about one mil
lion dollars and II is understood that A T.
Stewart is in Tor $25 60 The failure is
attributed Ia the immense shrinllage Of
values caused by The decline III go q aud on
cotton.
Tie HIt hlic4rs Of tie sth Gongression-
al Ds'rlcl Viii nominate successor - the
late Iii Hamilton A. Galeon next Thur
day.
Tie failure Of sione Il bingham WAS an
nounced on Change to-day The Liabilities
are estimated "A, sl5. 90, with few assets.
The firm va one OF the iirst to engage in
The shipment ol dressed hogs this season aud
ipf II time cnj ycd IA large ana profitable
| trade OF late, however. the market has
beeu against them AMI II is said that they
have lost an average OF two hundred dol
lars on each car load. One OF the parties
wn4 u member Of tie firm of w. X. Stone
a Co. which failed few months ago for
| 100000.
After the rendering OF the verdict in the
Ticknor divorce case TO Gay in favor oil Mrs
| 1i,knor, motion was made by Judge Van
| Higgins for u new trial
The net cash proceeds of the recent Sol
diers' Fair III THIS city were S24 COP 81.
CHICAGO, Jan. One El'as Furry. re-
| turning from Des Moines, Iowa. 10 his
home in Canada, fell into the hands OF
sharpcrs in this city on Saturday and WAS
conhdenced out OF one hundred and forty
dollars.
Anna Roberts, young lady clerk in a
hat and fur store, 221 Clark street. was dan
| gerously wounded last evening by the acct
dental discharge Of y revolver in the hands
| OF Louis Koscnhaum, also an tmployc oil
| the establishment.
| Ole Bull was sercnaded at the fremont
| House last evening and rendered his ibanki
| in two speeches, one in English and one in
Norwegian.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-06
LOUISIANA.

INV ORLEANS. Jan. 5-The following
order has just been promulgated
HEADQUARTERS FIFTH Mil. DIST,
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. !, 1865.
GENERAL ORDER NO. 1.--Applcations
have been made 10 these headquarters i'm
plying the existence OF an arbitrary authori
~ in the commanding General, touching
purely civil controversies. One petitioner
solicits this action; another that, and each
refers TO some special consideration Of grace
or favor which he supposes TO exist, and
which should influence this Department
The number of such applications and the
waste OF time they involve, make II neces-
sary to declare that the administration OF
civil Justice appertains to the regular courts
The rights OF litigants do not depend upon
the views Of the General; they are 10 be
adjudeed and settled according to the laws
Arbitrary power, such as he has been urged
t. assume. has no existence here. II is not
found in the laws of Louisiana or Texas
It cannot be derived from any nc. or acts Of
Congrces. lie Is restrained by constitution
and prohlhiiei nom action in many partic.
uiars. Ine Major General Commanding
t.Ees occasion 10 repeat that while dis
charging judicial functions in civil cases, he
can suffer no ior,blc resistance 10 the exc.
cutiono the process az the courts.
X, command Of Major General Hancock
Gen liARreuFF, A A q
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-06
Washington.

WAsuINGToN Ian 1-Tbe warrants is.
sned by the Treasury Department during
the month of December. To meet the REQUIRE.
ments of the q ayerpment. amounted In
round numbers To the following sums
Civil. mi,cell,p,ous and foreign intercourse.
81 Isl 600 ,n,ere., on pubic debt. IS 300
600: War. l2g55nO0; Navy. s36lnODO ;
interior rtu.lni,s an.i Iu,lians sg{1 GOO
To,a1 s.sipDuG01 Ipis ace, MT mclulr
tn. sum sued IN ptymeut 9, tbe rlhllc
d,lt
The COMMITTEE 81 Elections VII lrna,t
aesin., nflavlnc both Nrs,rs Ynlus ANA
yck4. 81 k,ntt,ek, il s.s, lhr HITTER
l.N,,,r. txnne,A a ful9o,itr rer,rt Ia lis
l.yr
MA cniton i,.x wfll letL, frat sll,inc. a.,
ljecn.eion IN -, s,.rn,en ,,ve,,
Assistant secretary ,oot,er * .xr.c..4,,
h.,s t,n,n rrureSe,r an Tuesday
Thor, a rre#t r1n,nleiut here IF thu
cx,,,,n,. ,rr,p,iiarity of II, stern m,ia ~.
maii which Ln Cincinnati ON saturday las,
has n.,t arriy,3 Settling n,s been rrceive.s
from II. louis or Chicago sirce Tuesday
lac, erd ,o,bin- from pttshurp sine,
Thursday morning.
Clep. Gran, did no. leave for New York
IA lie had arranged. last night. He had q
long interview 10 day with Gen Sheridan
who IS about Ia leave for his new command
III the West.
Fractional currency printed during the
week, S3i3.0m shipped, 1874 81, including
| }G2 .ooO to the United states depository In
Chlcseo; National Bank Currency issued
s1i.,.o fractional currency destroyed 1891 j,
~, r-ctipis OF Internal Revenue. S6.25l,
l.2. Receipts of Internal, Revenue for tho
y ar, 10 date, sioi ,5l2 81.
WAsliiNGroN. Jan .. The Conservative
Army ami Navy mon las ISSUED an ai
dress TO honornb.Y discharged soldiers and
sailors IN til" ls'c var lor he mon, warn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-06
CHICAGO.

CmcAeo, Jan. g The body oil man,
evidently Jaw. anl a-cl about twenty
Tour beafs, waa found yesterday il Umon
Parb Ia hls hat was the name OF John
v iiiieditr There was pistol shot through
his heart, and the weapon, together with
ammunition. lay by his aide. The man
probably died by his own hand.
Two pugiists Of considerable notoriety,
named Bill Reese, haing from Ind ana,
and Frank Ny-, commonly known a.
Dutch Frank, Of this city, had . desperate
encounter yesterday in an obscure alley.
In the milstof the fight tie police appear
ed aid the affair came 10 sudden termir :
ton Me- r,cssved one or tWo dangerous
cuts AMI ie.i into tie hand ef lie aaihor-
st' rnse was made rs escape
prlsc light took plsrc Yesterday after
no a on lill's farm ne,r Tie northern city
linn's, between Pat Shau,h' essy aud john
Eass FIR $l0n. twenty seven rounds
weif fought, sting hiry minutes, sui re.
su.sus iu HiptaTy 90 Fat.
Nashir gteu special 81 the 9Th say $
The War Department ha- received inforiua
tioa ircm Beck cuidse county, Nv, Of an
at emptcd outrage upon The inmates fnd
luends Of oac OF the largest co,ored schools
n that county. On Christmas eve an exh-
bltion was held in che of the colored
churches, which was packed with chilirea
aud friends Of the school Within a few
minutes after the exercises closed, the
church was blown TO pi'css by the exrlo-
SION OF keg Of powder. which had been
placed under the platform on which the
children were seated. and probably fired by
. slow match. An explosion during the *
hibition would have destroyed the whole
crowd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-06
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FaA>cisco, Jan. : Charles Waicott
81 k las been appointed couasal tor
Japan IN iAis CITY u received his com
fllssion iF8fa sac Jagauese Government
This is sail - b. the rsi appointment
q tle kind ever lCcNge1 .sam Japan, ana
confst Great powers u ifteT ~ as'ruc
{ ou accomgauicd tae c.,iausis,. q, iftal ihe
Gare'i ot state. eam., Al ei ff1hres
ei tie EuliIe q. .I4naa, = hirti s us sov
ern'ne power a.uee the alci,aslan q Tie
y cqon.
A Translation u The substance q tic
le.ter state. lhs; as the United States was
IN frst - e0neladc treaty with Japan,
agou8ng ,he country 80 foreign trade, IL Il
eiine4tly proper that tie a5,' foreign rep
rtseu-4iivt Should BE frau Ma, couaif} II
S,u Francisco.
America is the ncafc6t country 20 Japan
ath which We have the most frequent in
tercaurse, and since the establishment OF the
mail steamers between san Francisco and
ickahoms II il expected that the trade and
friendship Will increase between the two
powers, and iirg, ~ augment The travel OF
the Japanese TO America. They, therefore.
Judged best 10 create The corsulsLip at San
Francisco.
The Supreme Court have decided laws
exempiing mining claims, mortgages on
property of widows, charitable institutions,
and churches from Taxation unconstitution
al The decision a,lts about one hundred
millions OF taxable property IN the state
and viii increase the revenues two millions
. wear
The II BOD in the San J. quiu river swept
aw y thn entire business portion Of lower