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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-12-16
CONSTABLE'S SALE.
OF
REAL ESTATE IN BALTIMORE
COUNTY, MD.

DY virtue of a writ of fert taciGs, issued by
ID J. T. Quicker, Esq, one of the Justices of
Peace of the state of Maryland, in and for Bal
timore County, at the suit of W. F. Weller,
against the goods and chattels, lands and ten
ements of Henry Pelzer and Francis Pelzer,
to me directed, | have seized and taken in ex-
ecution, all the estate, right, title, interest,
property, claim and demand, at law and in
equity, of the said Henry Pelzer and Francis
Pclzer in and to ALL THAT LOT OR PAR
Gel OF LAND being part of tract OF -
land called Buffers Farm" situated in -
Baltimore county, aforesaid, and con- -
tanning
TEN AND A-QUARTER ACRES OF
LAND, MORE OR LESS,
which by deed bearing date S.h May, 1850,
and recorded in Liber II. NJ. F., No. 2, Folio
l5l, was conveyed by James Brown and wife
to said Pelzer.
ALSO, ALL THAT LOT OR PARCEL OF
LAND in said county, being part of a tract
called civilian Resurveyed," containing and
laid out for
TEN ACRES OF LAND,
which is particularly described in a bond of
conveyance from Reuben Ward to John Hof
man, dated goth September, 1871. which bond
was assigned to said Elizabeth Pelzer.
And hereby give notice, that on
the 3Oth day Of December, 1871
at 10 O'clock in the forenoon,
will offer for sale the said property, SO seized
and taken in execution, by Public Auction, to
the highest bidder for Cash, on said premises.
G. W. ST0CKSDALE,
Dec. 9.--ts. Constable.
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a.s- One of our California papers tells this

ny One of our California papers tells this
good story ofthe recent election in that State:
''On the morning after the late election, some
OF the Democrats wore terribly long faces as
the result came flashing over the telegraph
wires. A Democrat who lives few miles from
town, and who, by the way was one of those
earnest Democrats who was not afraid to smell
powder in defense of the South during the re-
bellion, came into town, and was told of the
bad news to his party. He Immediately re-
piled That is nothing | rose every morn
ing for four years during the war ard heard
worse news than that" Another remarked to
him that he was disguised with the result, and
desired to sell out and emigrate. "Where
would you go to p was the sharp query. 'To
HI" answered the sorrowful one. "Well,"
replied our Democratic friend, chat is about
the only place where you will find Democratic
majority"
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Gs- Among the assigned causes of insanity
tic Hospital during eighteen years.. spirituali>m
is given in ffiy-three cases religious excitement
in one hundred and ffiy-oue use of tobacco in
six light reading in two, and intemperance in
seven hundred and three
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WAR OF THE RosEs.-There is every indics-
ton that there will be another contest this
winter over the Treasurership. Hon. John
Merryman, present incumbent, will, of course,
Re candidate for re- election and we notice
also the name of Hon. Robert Fowler looming
up in the distance, II the friends OF these high
contracting parties should come to an out" as
the fox hunters say, then we would suggest a
third candidate-the Hon. Barnes Compton, of
Charles-the present able and dignifed Presi-
dent of the Senate, in whom the State would
lnd faithful, jealous oficer.-Prince Georgian.
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PUBLIC SALE.
OF
PIERS ONAL PROPERTY.

NNHE undersigned as Executor of the estate
Il of the late Thomas D. Hook, will sell at
public sale, at his late residence, on Bare Hill,
adjoining the villa of Admiral D. D. Porter, on
Wednesday, December 9th, 1871,
at o'clock, P. NJ,
The following personal property
q Horses, one fine family carriage
&EyNSN horse 2 Carts, apd Cart Harness,
AAL9- Buggy and Buggy Harness, lthe
ness, Tool Chest well filled with Carpenters
Tools. Sleigh and Bells. Barrels Of Cider
Vinegar, set of new Sleigh Runners with
benches, . Work Benches and a lot of Lumber,
lot of Shingles, Buffalo Robe and Blankets,
with variety ofsrticles needless to name.
Terms of Sale-Cash.
JOHN WRIGHT,
~ Executor.
JAMES ". 0WINGs, Auctionssr. I. =
Sept. l6.-ts '@
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Gs- Hon. c. l. Vallandghams estate set
ties up worth over 100000 which goes to his
son Charles, who is now in New Lisbon, Ohio,
on visit to his relatives.
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Ne2U Advertisements.
PHOTOGRAPHY |!

TNHE undersig ned has taken room in the
4 house OF Mr.. JULIUS RUDIGER, for a
short time, where he will be prepared to take
PICTURES OF ALL KINDS at the most rea-
sonatle prices SATISFACTION guaranteed.
Dec. l6.-2t. O. BERKAN.
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MOUNT MORIAH LODGE, "A
lXI ..LENA.
THE SATURDAY EVEk'G POST
Half q Century Old!
ENTIRELY NEUTRAL IN POLITICS.

A NEW DEPARTURE.
THE size of The Posi- has recently been en-
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and the Cheapest of the Family Papers,
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New Novelets Constantly Published.
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As our enlarged paper will afford us the
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ry number to q summary of the most impor
tant and interesting news of the week.
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49, ACRES OF LAND,
and Lot No. 5, containing
IA ACRES OF LAND.


(The title to which the said Sophia J. Bowen
acquired by virtue of deed from Urth Shawl
and others to her, bearing date the 9th day of
July, 1859. and Recorded among the Land Re-
cords of Baltimore county in Liber E. H. A.
No. IS, folio 55, &c.
These Lots front on the Falls Turnpike and
are distant about seventeen miles from the city
of Baltimore, and are near the Black Rock
Meeting House.
The land is heavily wooded and being near
to several Saw Mills offers great inducements
for speculation.
TERMS OF SALE.-One third cash, and the
balance in two equal payments in six and
twelve months with interest from the day OF
sale, to be secured by promssory notes endors-
ed to the satisfaction of the undersigned, ar all
cash at the option of the purchaser.
WAKEFIELD T. BROWNING,
Attorney.
Es- For further particulars inquire OF W..
T. Browning Attorney at Law, Law Buildings,
Baltimore, Maryland.
Dec. l6.-ts.
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8- Athorozgh examination Of the Treasury
HtWsshington showed that the teller's accounts
were $50, in his favor and that anothers &C
count was 20 cents short. The other accounts
were found to tally exactly. The work covered
every department except the sealed packages
in the vaults. 1t was accomplished in less than
Is hours. 1t shows the admirable precision
with which the Treasury of the United States
is managed.
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HtNI04Yj DtCtHtUbF 4UtIJ IoII'
at 9 o'clock A. M.

at 9 o'clock A. NJ.
81 / VERY FINE MARE, 773e-N
A[U Nyears old, suitable for rid SNSSSZ84
-IAL0, ing or driving; l excel--NA
lent Cow, Is Bedsteads, Mattresses ana Bed
ding, . Cherry Dining Tables, Cherry Ward
robe, 2 Dining Tables, 16 and IL feet long
IL dozen Cane Seat Chairs, , Rocking Chairs,
II dozen Dining Room Stools, Hat Rack, Side
Board, 3 Bureaus, 2 Cribs, l Dressing Glass,
10 Looking Glasses. 6 Wash Stands Wash
Bowls and Pitchers, Sofa, Lounge, 2 Parlor
Tables, l Whatnot, Clock, IS yards Mating,
about so yards Carpeting, l Parlor Stove, l
Office Stove, is School Desks FOWL Racks, &c.
ALSO, KITCHEN FURNITURE, consisting
Of Large Cooking Stoves, a large quantity of
Glass and Queensware, Tinware, Tubs Buck
cts. &C., DC. Also quantity ofpreserves and
Canned Fruits.
ALSO, l Two Seated Carriage, l Errand
Wagon, Sets Carriage Harness, Plow Har-
ness, Saddle, Bride, | Wheelbarrow Shovel
Pillow, and great variety of articles necessary
to housekeeping. such as collect around a
large Boardii House. Also, a quantity of
manure and Is tons of Coal, by the ton.
TERMS OF SALE.-All sums of $50 and
under, cash on all sums over that amount a
credit of six months. purchasers giving notes
with approved security bearing interest from
day of ale.
RS~ No postponement on account of wealth
err. as the sale will be conducted in the large
school room heated by the furnace.
ROBERT CHALFANT.
S. G. WILSON, Auctioneer.
Dec. SIS
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NNHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
i scribers have obtained from the Orphans
Court of Baltimore county, letters OF admins
tratiOn on the estate of
ANN MAYFIELD,
late of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the said estate are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof to the subscribers,
On or before the 18th dayof August, 1872;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all bereit of said estate. Those indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment. Given under our hands this 18th
day of December. 1871.
WILLIAM ID. HOFFMAN,
Dec I6-4tM Administrator
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DEMOCRACY PUzzLED.-Hon. John Quincy
Adams OF Massachusetts,, the descendant OF the il
lusrious family that has exerted such an infu-
ence in American politics, says in letter in the
st. Louis Republican, that the Democratic party
lis without hope of carrying the next Presiden-
tial election" This is wholesome ack nowedge-
ment to come from one of the leading men in
that furlorn remnant of once powerful party.
Mr.. Adams advises the party to pursue the
passive policy suggested by the uneasy Frank P.
Blair. He (Mr. AGams) is opposed to the present
administration. Among several objections he
urges that it lis ignorant, corrupt and arbitrary"
Suppose we admit that Mr.. Adams is correct in
this criticism. We claim they are all three
leading Democratic characteristics Surely he
would not 60 into the Democratic party to lad
an administration of whom this could not truth
fully be said II he wants Republicans to run
and ell the places, he had better put the Demo-
cratic party quietly in its grave and let another
inherit its effects. The heir may win genera
ton hence.
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&as- Mrs Wharton's trial is progressing
slowly The testimony of Prof Aiken shows
that there were 20 grains Of tartar emetic in the
stomach OF Mr.. Ketchum, whep be anaiyEed il as
handed him by Drs. Williams and Chew. The
testimony is very strong eircumssapual evidence
connecting the prisoner with the poison ~ ppr'
chased and Administered by herself.
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gss- 1t is gratifying to know that the Grand
Jury of Los Angeles, California, have considera-
ton enough for the Chinese to indct those who
not long since. Ithas found thirty-6ve insict-
msuts and severely centured the city authori-
ties 1t is also gratifying to know that though
it was of the lectusipg species Of juries, yet it
has had the nerve to come sfqarely up to their
work We guess Cinnamon wiil b. ssfer here
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UNcoNsTITUTIoNAL.-The Supreme Court of the
United States in the case OF Ward vs. the State
of Maryland, decided that the law of the State
imposing an extra tax upon non-residents who
sell goods by sample is unconstitutional and
therefore void. In other words where q nom
resident pays the same license that resident of
the State pays for plying his business he is with
in the scope of the law This makes the impos-
ing an extra tax upon non-resdents who sell by
sample unconstitutional, because it conflicts with
that clause of the constitution which guarantees
ITO the citizens OF each State all the rights priv
leges, &C., of citizens in the several States. -
This OF course renders this law void.
We congratulate the State upon thus getting
rid OF one of the incubuses of the age This i'm
position is one o. the lingering remnants of the
prejudice that has stood across The path of ''My
Maryland's" progress and prosperity. 1t has at
last been swept away by the advancing progress
siveness that is characteristic of the age. Now
we can get the benefit of the enterprise and cap
ital that this obnoxious feature of our code has
kept out of our midst Others we trust will in
their turn be brushed aside as has this
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
PESONAL PROPERTY.

THE undersigned having disposed of his
Il property, Milton Academy Il miles on
the York turnpike. and mile from Sparks
Station on the n. C. R. R., will sell his entire
personal property, on the premises, on
Tuesday, December 26th, 1871,
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NeaO Advertisements.
John II. EMORY,
Real Estate Agent,
At st. Paul Street,

DUYS AND SELLS REAL ESTATE in
ID City and Country. Loans, Ground Rents,
&C., negotiated. Dwellings Rented and Col
lections made. Dec. Is, 187l.-1y.
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NeW Advertisements.
PUBLIC SALE.

VTHE undersigned, being about to relinquish
Il farming, will sell at Public Sale, on the
premises, near Providence Chapel, about three
miles East of Towsontown, on
Thursday, December 2lst, 1871,
at IL o'clock NJ,
The following personal property to wit;
q ZINE BLACK HORSE, <s-g7,,-.
GNN 2MILCH COWS, EFTH
AN FINE HEIFERS, half Al. ~.
deI ney, two years old; two horse Wagon,
| one-horse Spring do. Corn Shelter, | two
horse pillow, one-horse Harrow, Cultivators,
Shovel Plow, Forks, shovels, Mattocks, Hoes,
sets of Breechbands, sett Carriage Har
ness, a lot of other Harness l large Log Chain,
and many other articles, &c. Also, lot OF
Turkeys and Chickens
TERMS OF SALE All sums of $40 and
under, cash /; on all sums over that amount q
credit of six months, purchasers giving notes
with approved security, bearing interest from
day of sale.
RICHARD FISHER.
S. G. WILSON, Autioneer.
Dec 16.-lt.
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SCribner'S MONTHLY.
AN ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE.
Edited by j. Or. Holland,
Author of "Bitter- S,ceet." ''Katrina,'' "Tfaao
thy TteombS Letters" dc.
Greatly Enlarged,

THIS magazine, which has risen SO rapidly
Il in popular favor. has now been
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-12-16
MORTGAGES SALE
OF
VALUABLE WOOD LOTS IN BAL
TIMORE COUNTY.

DY virtue of the authority conferred upon
I'D him by Deed of Mortgage from Levi X.
Bowen and Sophia ]. Bowen his wife to Robert
B. Warden, Trustee, bearing date the 21st day
Of January, 1870, and recorded among k%c
the Mortgage Records of Baltimore coun- Sss sssa
ty in Lber E. H. A., No. 80, folio 30S,
&C., the undersigned, named as the at
torney of said Robert B. Warden, Trustee, in
said mortgage, will offer at Public Sale at the
Court House door in Towsontown, on
Wednesday afternoon, January 10th, 1872,
at | o'clock,
ALL THOSE TWO PIECES OR PARCELS OF
LAND situated and lying in Baltimore county,
comprising parts of tract OF land called "Ad-
dition to "Amos's Venture Resurveyed,' and
distinguished as Lots No. | and so called in
division of part of the estate of Samuel Shawl,
late of Baltimore county deceased. Lot No.
containing
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s-Ip Boston last Sunday there was gala
concert IN honor of his imperial highness the
Grand Duke Alexis. As there are no Sundays
in war. so there are 40 Sundays in Boston
when grand dukes are there
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NeaU Advertisements
CHICAGO 1 rs DESTRUCTION.
c. u Nd u r A MOO!

AGENTS WANTED ssP sI 81 90 fer G@'
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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-12-08

A POLITICAL OUTRAGE.-Capt. VIII
liam A. Parsons, Republican sheriff OF
Goochland county, was on yesterday ar
rested upon an attachment from the Hus-
tings Court of this city for neglecting to
serve civil process. Captain Parsons
was brought to this city by deputy sergeant
Holzinger, and incarcerated in the city
Jail.
We presume this is the first time that
any sheriff has ever been forced into Jail in
this State on such frivolous pretext, and no
one but an idiot can doubt that Capt. Par
sons owes this treatment to his political
principles.
The maximum punishment that can be
inflicted upon this officer is fine of $40.
1t is alleged that certain civil process is
sued from the Hastings Court of this city
was sent by mail, to Goochland, while Mr.
Parsons denies ever having received them.
We can imagine no reason why an officer
would fail to serve process when his fees
are obtained in this way. There is some
thing more in this case than its face indi-
Gates.
MI. Parsons had hearing this morn
ing in the Hastings court, and was fined
s25.
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The Triai Of Ms. ,xhar,on.

annapolis, Nd, Der. 7.--In the Whar-
ton trial the court met at 10 O'clock. The
crowd was greater than on any previous
day, with the number of ladies' largely in
creased. Several distinguished officers
both OF the army and navy We're present
within the bar. Here and there among the
spectators We're seen faces of gentlemen
well known for their zeal in the pulpit.
AN artist of a popular New York illus
trated paper was sketching the scene, from
a corner of the room.
Mrs. Hutton was called to the witness stand
when Mr.. Pencil, States attorney, said the
prosecution now proposed to renew a ques-
tion which had been objected to and with
drawn yesterday, and asked the witness to
detail the circumstances connected with the
making of a milk punch at Mrs. Wharton's
house, ofwhich Van Ness partook, and in
which a sediment was found which proved
to be tartar emetc. He admonished the
witness not to answer until the court had
decided whether or not to admit the an
swer.
The defense objected, and asked if the
State proposed to show that Mrs. Whar-
ton made the punch, or her connection
with it.
The State proposed to show that she was
present when the punch was made, and
otherwise connect her with it.
The defense stated that Mrs. Wharton
was now ON trial for poisoning General
Ketchum. The question might properly
come up on the trial for attempting to poison
Van Ness. a s,ue
The admissability of the question was
argued by the counsel on both sides at
great length, when the court said it had
been shown by the witness, Mrs. Hutton,
that on Wednesday Mrs. Wharton admins
tered dose of medicine or mixture to
General Ketchum that certain symptoms
soon followed, and Ketchum died shortly
thereafter. Mrs. Chubb had proved that
he had purchased tartar emetic for Mrs.
Wharton on Monday, and the court was
clearly of the opinion that it was proper
to show that tartar emetc was in the
house under command or in control of Mrs.
Wharton vt,se
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LOCAL NOTES.
The weather is warm and pleasant to

The weather is warm and pleasant to-
day. 7 f1
Mathew II. Cullen, son of the lat,
Prof. Cullen of this city, has been eectet
police Judge in st. LOUIS.
I Mr.. j. Henry Weisiger, formerly OF
this city, died in Memphis few days ago,
suddenly. His remains will be brought I'd
this city for interment. - f..t.
An Illustrated literary paper, will, il
is said, be started in Richmond about tho
LIST OF January; and the Sunday telegram
is about to be revived. % hs .36l
Col. Thos. j. Randolph, of Albemarle,
was robbed Of considerable sum ofmo-
ney, taken from his pocket in his room at
the Ballard House, on Wednesday night.
b The quantity of water pumped into the
city reservoir during the month of Novem-
Der, was 75,000,0 900 gallons daily aver
age, $500, 900 largest quantity in one
day, Monday, Goth, 2,700,0
The following shows the business of
the letter-carrers for the month Of Novem.
ber: Mail letters delivered, 0,3l2; news
papers delivered, 26,374 mail letters col.
lected from the street boxes, 4S,60I news.
papers collected, 5,l3S. -
-Wm. a.. Parsons, sheriff sof Gooch.
land county, was arrested and brought to
this city yesterday on an attachment issued
by Judge Guigon Of the Hastings court, for
alleged contempt in failing to return pro-
cess In the case of lsbon G. Benedict and
VIM. G. johnson.