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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-22
,o,,.. ciae Of the Picture.

s,nnosc ,ba, instead of Virginia owing
>,o,r stv millions Of dollars she had that
amount surplus in the treasury. Consider
the altered condition Of aGairs and the altered
,oric of people. 1t will be both instructive
aud amusing.
.ls,. West Virginia would claim at least
onc.osird Of it. She would be content With
no standard Of division but that OF the area
Of territory. The mountains, 50 Small a pai'
of which are inhabitable, would be counted III
all their dimensions ms part Of THIS ues''
How interesting il would be TO hear our
friend JONATHAN ". Bennett, Esq, demon
slatin. the Justice Of division upon tha'
I~onS basis, The claim OF West Eirsinr
would be nothing less that fifteen m'@tonS'
while she now contends that in paying her
mart Of the debt of the two states she cannon
he i;,st,v called upon for moro than o million.
81. Virginia would probably contend that
West virginia had no right to any part OF
tln surplus since she had seeded from the
State, against law and right, without the con
sent OF the people. 1t is probable that Viz
piuia would otter TO the runaway State an
efrlal division With all the people if she would
come back into the State, and such an oiier
would prevail and the prodigai would soon
come home. This ground, too, would stand
c!ose criticism. According to IN old principle,
the partv In the wrong has no right profit by
lis deed of wrong. Yet 1t Is interesting to
consider the change Of views that would grow
out Ct n great surplus in the treasury.
3D.. And what bright and active scene
we should have here in the capital. Those
who are most opposed now to paying public
and private debts would be the most mpetu-
Gus and rampant in their charge upon the
treasury. With bowls in hand, the "BAE-
Hry's," as much delighted rs the "two dead
beats" when they are invited to drink, would
assemble around the trcasnrcr's Office like
yaupcrs around a soup-house. They would
II want roads rywhere-sllspenslon
bridges over every brook, and brick walks on
the sides of al the roads. Oh, how they
would love the State! Dear old mother .
would she then he to them, and they would
swear to defend her in every strnit-to pray
for her and TO pay for her, to live for her and
to die Cor her!
Were it possible that this reverse picture
could be realized by some supernatural
agency we should see here III Virginia an
example Of tho Inconsistency of man which
would be recorded in the archives Of Tire
tt,tn, and he handed down for the edifcatiou
ard admiration oil society to the end of time !!
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The telegram concerning Mr. GREEIhs IN
o,r napcr of Saturday blundercd' Mr,
GREELEY did not object to the appcnai.s ',
his name to the call for a Republican Na.lonai
Nominating Convention. On the contrary,
he requested that his name should DC slsnsa
- ,hn ca,,, He had absented himself from a
nycvious meeting Of the National Republcan
rrecn,ivc Committee, he said, to preserve
bis independence. We suppose he ieeis 1t
no longer necessary to preserve MS indepen-
dencc. The Baltimore american quotes him
a, saying that be will, in possible contin.
gcncy, support GeneraS GRANT If renomina-
ted. Mr.. GREELEY i quite coy. lie s1rren'
dcrs with as much fastidiousness as m OLD
ulaid. Count him in for GRANT.
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and sorursTs who rely upon their annnal In
saresh fnsr,foyide their daily bread to beg
. rarv Come, gentlemen Of the Legislature,
Soir conduct don't suit us; neither are I'VE
satisded with your vote upon Kelley's propo-
sitioi1: Now, we array ourselves alongside
Of. those who are dissatisfied with the course
Of the Legislature; we speak Of you collec-
lively. gentlemen we have high regard for
Won individually, and do not doubt your pa
.triotism, but we ask you to mend your ways
the money Is in the treasury; let the interest
be paid upon the State bonds, apply the pr1n-
cipie of retrenchment and reform TO every
branch, of the Government, take the necessary
steps to get rid of the detestabie township u
governments, tax the worthless ours that IN
fest the country, and there will soon De some az
thing in the treasury to pay not only Ine ~
terest but to pay the bonds.-orange Ysrg'"-
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Tn the article in the Dispatch of Saturday
on grading the streets 1t WINS stated that the
cross streets Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, and Sc
yenth) "east" of Main street would nc
greatly improved by bcstowinS upon them
the earth cut away from Main and from Filth
north of Main. It should have been "soum 4"
of Main street. 1t IL there that this earth
can De used with great advantage. If &C.
ycnth near the canal bridge were graded TO
the bridge that mucll-uarcllcd street would
be greatly improved.
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From al! of the northern cities and from,
Europe come to us the most mortiyinS COM
ments upon the course Of the Virginia Legs
Ia.ure. II has come to that that no true VIZ
pinian can travel far without having often 10
blush cor his poor old State. 1t is sad Gay
indeed when the honor Of the State Is supor'
dinatcd to the ambition Of men.
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in general dishonesty--in holding on foan
you have. and scizingasmuch more MS woa Y,
come within reach. There would DC sosa',
wreck. and men would follow the tactics o.
the wrechcrs and appropriate to themselves
everything that the waves Of destruct''h
,nipht sweep to the shore.
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J SPECIAL NOTICES.
nz-K1D CLOVES KID GLOVES!

weofcr t1einrgrst and best-seected stock OF ND
GLOVES in this city.
KID GLOVES at eoc.; $50,
KID GLOVES, in all colors, at 81.
We sold over six thousand pairs OF these gloves
last wear and heard but few complaints.
TWO-BUTTON KID GLOVES at si.so;
JUGLA's KID GLOVES flor which "e are azen'e
in all styles; 49, s-sas
RICK and DoGsKIN GAUNTLETS;
LINED BERLIN and FLEECE-LISED SILK
49, GLOVES;s
Genuine FRENCH DoGsKIS GLOVES for gen.
namen-the best ntttug glove ever offered In this
r,,rtet- LEVY BROTHERS,
1913 and 1915 Main street.
The sale of DRESS GOODS at reduced prices Is
being continued. JaN
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The Eccning Ncus is hereby informed that
the DISPATCH does not claim to be free from
errors. 1t only claims that it has sense
enough to SEQ them III not .sooncr) when
noiutrd out by some d. good-naturcd
friend"
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MARRIED,

January 9th, by Rev. j. L. Burrows. D. D.. Mr..
DANIEL S. DELAPLAlNE and Miss ella
MAUD THOMAS, daughter Of the late Walter
Thomas, ESD, Of this city.
In Richmond. Va. on the evening OF the 18th Of
January, 1872, at the Monumental church, BY the
Rev George Woodbridge, assisted by the Rev. Moses
d. Hogc, LEWIS D. CRENSHAW, JR., and Miss
SUSIE B. SUTTON, daughter of William NJ. SUIT
ton; all of this city,
Norfolk papers please copy.
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IA JANUARY, 1871.
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS,
COLORED AND BLACK DRESS GOODS,
LINENS. &C.

T. r. PRICE s CO.,
in accordance with their usual custom ut this season.
will sell upon their rear counter
MANY VERY DECIDED BARGAINS
In FALL and WINTER POPLINS; also, goods for
Ladies and Misses suited for earlv spring.
These goods are desirable in every respect and only
sold to reduce stock.
Will be included in the lot
BLACK MOHAlRS aud ALPACAS-alwaysi In re-
quest.
Also, some fine jobs In
LINENS, TABLE DAMASKs, NAPKINS, &C., for
housekeeping purposes. .....
Their stock is fresh and attractive, being kept up
all the time. .
Inst opened BY steamers and express,
LADIES and GENTLELEN'S KID GLOVES, very
best;
LACE andLlNEN COLLARS and SETS, ..-...
MOURNING Wells and COLLARS,
BLANKETS,
FLANNELs,
BROWN and BLEACHED CoTToNs,
SHEETINGS,
DIAPERS, .....
T. X. PRICE CO.,
ta13 1l0l Main street.
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The Old Dominion Magazine for January
is published. Its table Of contents IS quite
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General Assembly OF Virginia.
SATURDAY, january 90, 1872
SENATE.

The acknowledgements in the chair.
House bill entitled an act TO provide spe-
cial courts of appeals, aud to repeal so much
of chapter 100 of the Code as relates to spe-
cial courts of appeals, was read twice and re-
terrcd to the Committee for Courts OF JUS
4,
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WOOD AND COAL.

DEsT ANTHRACITE COAL (sold by
ID weight ut from $3.50 to Ss.25 per ton; PINE
WOOD from IS to $3.50 per cord, delivered; OAK
WOOD, $3.50 per cord; SOFT COAL ut lowest
street -~-a. = .
III % ... CHARLES II. PAGE & CO,
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Nj CREPE COLLARS,
CREPE SETS COLLARS and CUFFS.
CREPE and LOVE Wells.
MOURNING IANDKERCuIEFS,
BOMBAZINE, TAA1ISE,
1 ALPACAS, DELAINES,
GROS DE ZOCRICH,
. CREPE DE PARIS,
BLACK AND WHITE FRENCH CALICO
SQUARE and LONG BLACK-FRENCH MERlNo
sHAwLS, and other goods for mourning. at
LEVY BROTHERS..
Now is the time to purchase DRESS GOODS at
reduced prices. ID 10
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STATE OF VIRGINIA, CITY OF RICHMOND, IS.
I, CHARLES U. WILLIAMS. 3 notary public for u.
city aforesaid in the State OF Virginia. do testify tia.
CHARLES ID. HILL this day personally appeared
before me, In my said city, and made oath th,t
Messrs. G. OBER 4 SONS, Of the city OF Baltimore,
in the State or Maryland have actually paid into th'
Arm OF HILL 6 SIMMER. of which the afiant !,
general PARTNER, the sum Of fifteen thousand dol.
lars f$l5,ooo), as special partners therein.
Given under my hand this LIST day OF January 49,.
TSignedI CHARLES U. WILLIAMS, s. ?.
IN l-dlw&tlaw5w
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HOAL, COKE, WOOD.-Two cargoes fresh
CEGG, STOVE, and CHESTNUT RED and
WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE COAL, for cooking
and other stoves, just landed. CLOVER HILL coal
all sizes and prices. Steam prepared kISDLISG
and BLOCK WOOD, also long. SOFT COKE.
Mr.. L. X. REINS Is with me. and sohcits the
patronage of his friends. !. Il. WATKINS,
I'LL Main, and Ninth and Cary streets.
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RICHMOND, VA, December 81, 1871.
Dor,cr OF CO-PARTNEpsHrp

NOTICE OF COMPREHENSIVE.
Charles D. Hi and Charles K. Skinker, of the city
Of Richmond, In the State Of Virgins and Gustavu
Baltimore, in the State Of Maryland. who tlere
associated under the firm OF q. Ober s. Sons. have
this day associated themselves partners for the
purpose Of conducting GENERAL COMMISSION
AND GROCERY BUSINESS ut the old stand Of
Hill. Bentley & Skinker, under the firm name OF
HILL 6 SklNkER.
general partners, and Nessrs. Gustavus Ober. John
X. Ober, and Robert Ober, under the firm OF &.
ODER & SONS, are special partners.
The firm Of G.. ODER 6 SONS has put into the
business of the partnership the sum OF fifteen thou
sand dollars fs15,ooo).
The partnership begins on the first day Of January
A. D. 1872. and Is to expire the 3lst day Of De-
cembcr, 1874.
CHARLES X. SkINkER,} ''H''a''
GUSTAVUS OBER,I
JOHN X ODER, 7 Special,
ROBERT ODER,
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WOODWORK.-In stock and to arrive,
w 700 sets Of superior VIRGINIA SPOkES,
$50 sets OF HICKORY and OAK RIMS,
100 sets of best ELM and OAK HUBS,
10 dozen best SHAFTS,
dozen best POLES. .s
ALSO,
100 sets IRON AXLES,
so pairs POLISHED SPRINGS.
SIMPSON Sc BROTHER,
ia lists 141S Main street
ENAMELLED CLOTHS-50 pieces of SUI
IL pcrior quality-uas!in, drill, and dnck-receivcd
- - - SIMPSON & BROTHER,
IN a2-3t< 1ilS Main street
HORsE AND MULE SHOES.-208 kegs
Ia fob LOTT for sale very cheap--less than manu-
facturrr's prices. SIMPSON & BROTHER,
ia 22-3t< t41S Main street
NEW HAT STORE. Ey
REpFoRD THE HALTER has Just opened his
NEW STORE witt. all the
LATEST STYLES OF HATS AND CAPS
for men and boys
SILK HATS made 20 order and fitted with the cell
ebrated American Confol merter. sf
Ladies should Gull and examine our line of LITTLE
BOYS HATS. [de 7s-lmsl S02 Main street.
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T.AW CO-PARTNERSIIIP. under.
IL signed, who have associated in tho practice OF
law under the styleof McRAE& CHRISTIAN, will
attend all the courts State and FedcraD held In tho
city Of Richmond and In tie counties Of Chesterfield
and Henrico.
OFFICE: No. 1915 Main street, over Office of yir.
ginia Fire and Marine insurance Company, nearly
oppos!te post-ofiice. g G.. G. McBAE,
IA I2-jIawswd&sw FRANK ". CHRISTIAN
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dissolution OF CO-PARTNERSHIP
~ The firm of HILL, BENTLEY & SKINNER
this tLiy expires by limitation. The assets Of tie
firm have passed into The hands OF CHARLES d.
HILL and CHARLES Il. SklSkER, who have a.
sulned the payment of all debts OF the frm, and
who alone are authorized to sign the Arm Lame In
liouidattcr. CHARLES d. HILL.
: - N,E.- WILLIAM q. BENTLEY,
CHARLES X. SIMMER,
5. 7..s@ JAMES POTEAT.
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The undersigned will continue the COMMISSION
BUSINESS ut the old stand unicr the firm and styls
OF ID. w. BRAGG, JR.
JANUARY Is, 1872. szH IN l5-2awlw+
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Look at TIE Names.


Ga the .s,n 29,h aud 3olh days OF October
tie registers u Baltimore county 81; in the respec-
tive lis'gis,s AMI precincts Tor the purpose FAD
dag uew aAncs To the lists. striking 90 sny Who
have died or removed ard for The purpose Of max
ing aay eorrscuoas inspellirg Of uAnss, &c, that
Az, ias'iee aud right may rrqairs.
Il any iraalaent regiStrstions have been made
b. any one imposing ePoa the registration on
Ger u sny oue has bevn Registered sho 10 not
boaa ie resident Of sbe place where be Is register
ed u ans iorvtgasr has bsxa registered sishoai
hsrisg bis astaralEatioa PaFefs, u any mas
uane appears apsa the list that shoald not BE-
thsrr, II . ne iaiy o. any eiusrn, knosiss ths
fact 10 sail thr auentioa o. The eiiesr Of regs
,s.uon 10 % Waco O.. alieatios e called TO II
.. . as i4ly % iascsiisa'e he matter Aai shea
Pc Is a seed 81 toe eofrvctsss y The la'0rma-
,ioa @ 8 hi. isiy 20 sirsks SAGA nane from ihs
"a, o. r5.ts 4 iatse taiass caasoi Dc scca
.a.s ~ zoe r-s.s'r.ii9n o4cvr u . iDPcssie.r
..- l.a 90 kaos al Or aal VI ias- ih,ags u
.a,s ssrc roe casr 30 sao4la aot b ascrssary 70
h.vr Be 1Aa-s F4uusact TIE aAnes arr Pss-
.,as,i 'or ias s-fPo.s 81 .rtiias s'sfs aAa sso~
.... Fhaar aan- IS aa ;ne lsi aa4 shos< . soi
Tsel b, - eoa'snpis.-,i tsai sscfy good eiu-
gro sa.i e.. .atrr~st caa4gh 10 % party y
re -. d. ~ 10 -og n ID .csis sch isiSsastiou
IS a. .ea---..aa 10 BE- - Scr - als t.sfftci 81
-aaee a.a .Q --fa.a -arrerf - - - -
+, r..e-. a.i 1,ts.-t - - -rs-y -sss . g.
,aast 70 7orr-e. srusvi a. aoies'
-..s.st ar - -~x.s.-a 100 49, 60 isI 80
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20 l--s 49, aar as.a-ss tae -aa.tA 80
t -...e1 al e.a.e -a.~rprlses !. 80 y
a- 60. .-r..as e. 49, p-.sp~-lty u
$50 Sabre --l-r .a- aIm a.s.ras sa = P-ss-
tf--a-.'aans nas.
seem r-euslera -,nstsnt.y --ps.ttAsi-
ls,-atst fa. ss.It ssri .u-s 50 aass 80
a-trtsaisz - -saneals -s1e-ra = - sas 80
d- nngarav "a en- thsy I'VE Oar
care 81. ,a.a,sa almost laiy ssa sssriy ~
th-ss p-afi~ 49, .erHa e. ss tsi gated osiy ~
s-az -siaE. asry "a sefy. al s.sg tsstr
a~-t -frfs = -. aoss ssaalshsu' = ne an.
4 sssr-eas. n-e.i.osusnt. TAs.- p.opl~ g-un-
sls scout F1r-rnn,snt ares ~hsa tb~y hsT-
f.~-u --,iae-s -.e auuA-~s at atv N ilinus
i4-Hf P-es.isat s-sut, sf-iisas,rauaa Al
t..sIsa.n- - - -F~~t e 49, a. ~vi4~st
uY-rn-e - .,s trr.pi~u~v Th- ~ p-...ien .
.ol1.sa - asi- thst President G-srts 81
ra'-.strs'.en j.. -~.prus.ti- - -hst hey 80.
i-f f-ssdta. -sismaty 49, thsv 49,
s.iv ~rat-s ~ - ed 'hsith- ouiy remedy J.
p s,-ot q Greeley. sod 81. .. .ar-
remedy - tds-a ssrs-ss tft.s eAs-s, Tks
ssaa M ss'' r.aso. they ssala az. - ID
veaanr ~ sls-tioa II Harae- Grssl.y ssd
tA-r appa.t .aa - Presidsn, Grsst
L. - 80 49, mach faaAation there % -
~ toe as-lrss nsa.euss spon tees sahj-et
yur.ag enc y-sr 1871 the Ansriesn people
bult ~ miles q railroads - est ~ t17s.-
con .8oo sd sqa ppsi ihsrn - cost y so .oss
coo usars. Hsr-sre SIS otd'e go thatth people
Rave pat q tai. TEN alone 10 1879. the
year pfsvious. fbers -ere bait s.iss nii-. 4
r.,irs.as. 20 lsss. g.sss. - Is4s. a.ais.
Thaa t !. Sen that The a@esss % rsilro.as
bal, By shs An-riesa people hs. b..a the
ia-r-ss.-aad greatly o-every pear ssaee
President Grants inauguration. IN 1871, the
,onnsss u the railroads Of the United States
Amsantsd TO 100 .eos tss,. whose aggregate value
va, 81. 900 Coz Ooo.
croakinK will not alarm the people who have
% inefess~d their railroad fasilities-3e Zee
miles 10 three years--ani produced such absn-
dance 81 freight a one. Lstthem keep 81 their
bsslnsss. This sori q people siways have lived
and 90 doabl M, 81 EayswiIl live uhils haman-
ny = q its pressat state.
We kaow u 40 criterion By which the veil
beng aud we'll doing d the laborisg classes 81
people may b. - eerrsc,ly judged as BY the
amounts they deposit 10 the Savings inssitn-
lions. The lab"riHs naa wAs deposits s1oe per
sanum IN . savings bank u in . prosperous
condition.
Ibesavings bsaks Of the STATE Il View York
alss- had an increase Of their deposits in the
year Is7o by sss,sss.iss. This gives 10 each
depa.'tor an average 81 ssss.se. Daring the
year 1871 thsss deposits were increased by $50
scs.ee9, giviag ~ sash dsposi,or sn average Of
s5.tos. Its seen that the savings banks Of
the state % New York alone have received from
her laborirs classes deposits 10 the sDsant Of
ssi,:s5,sss. Does this shoE decliss or prOs-
Periiy far the oOan,ryI Is this indicative Of
indoleaee and poverty Or industry, thrifs and
prosperity amens these who must make The
material wealth Of any nation The facts
speak for themselves and rsPuts The fatEls
grumblings Of riiese Democrats.
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oAA ACRE AMI sEYLNTY-FOI-B
HJNpREDTH> OF ~ ACRy
bong Z Hsu pasL

- ~ 81 i4tceis I'D. .al @ e..
ut.s f-e.is PARE Oh. 81, ..t.a. sr,..',...
,efee o. -ar aatas -. So. ~.
-g.e .r' Aana @ r4-at Aan..rt-
as-s b r. ae-l De- a Ca. 81 t-s.s.,
80 aI- r-p.ras- a--...le T.. ..a.,
- haii re-f reurts - tsrr &
g. 80
e ~ t'zt piaef q, o. .-ela. ..a1
st So cent-, al ~ 90 4x~ra. Z. gt...,-.-.
t.. 4is.sncs s.. ARE Eura--r rs.e .-t, a-t
~'.tsfit Esa sac sris-aerEaat - ia "a. 49, o.
De- nu' aFeuuf th~u up-tas-., - rr.
80 e.. tta' trrals "A 4urs-e. 49,. h -.
90 H'ft % s-ocat- A -1s aara go ~ -
i.at tfernf falsi vess~-s El..u.
BIS sHt ~-s 81 & ~ e Az
tf .f.at -Et. aIr o. a-sf fs- -.
20" a 20. re-lr, .. nasstras av.s,.
ans tA't .orTis isa-slIr q 0trstrr. AZ.
"f ahra ia'4 AGA o.. ana sssas tv Seq y .t.
- b - nj 4. q. l. --.--
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NeiC Advertisements
REPORT OF THE GRAND jury
FOR BALTIC. COUNTY.
SEPTEMBER TERM, 1877.

TO hs Honorable tie Judges Of Mc
Circuit Court for Baltimore County;
GENTLEMEN:
IL pursuance Of Law aud custom, the Grand
IL Jury Tor September Term, Is52 respecttul.
y report that they have been in session 2I
days. and during said term endeayored 70 tn.
oest OF their ability 10 expedite business so "a
W make the term as short as possible, and re.
greet that the business before Us has been Of
such . character ~ b. prulong the session much
longer than we desired.
We examined aud inckcted ~ charges or.
AHMED lsn with sses found ~ true bills dis
missed a. charges, aud referred 4 charge. "a
the next Oragd Jury.
Ia view 81 III" large number Of charge.
brough, before u, We are pleased b. say hut a
small number 81 the indictments are 81 a se-
rlous char e'"r, AMI that the condition Of our
county Il favorable ia moral paint Of view.
There have been large number Of cane.
brought before a., IN which the partie. yer.
arrested aud recognized. together with The wit
nesses. tor III" nction 81 the Grand Jury Msny
Of these css.s have "a examination proven "a
be OF a very ifthing character and often insti.
tuied through malicious motives. ". there
lore suggcsi g. the nu gistrary the propriety Of
more thorough investigation Of sieh case: IN
the iuturc. aud unless "a. charges are Of a char
hciff sufficient Co warrant conviction, they
At oucs disiniss them, thereby saving much
time &" thc jury AMI rSpense To the county.
Much complaint has been brought before W.
81 ~" frequent cungfrgatihg, within the LIMIT
oi th' county. 81 large pleasure parties 81 col
ofei i'-"pl. if"in the city. These parties ger
eialiy tom nate "a serious RIOTS thus disturb
ihg many - our Isncrsu lc citizens. Hundreds
are often % Attendance o. these mestings. aud
although "af county Constable Lr- iF.quentit
assisted hy iofre 20 the city police, they hsV.
huud % nil~issibl' &. supprrss taid noting. ~
u arrest a." 90 ~ p'rsons because u tb.u
uhtt'fsa4 stisusth. Ne respectfully suggsst
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-10-12
PEREMPToRY
MORTGAGEE'S SALE
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE
VILLAGE OF HAMPDEN,
BALTIMORE COUNTY.
AZ % cioCh u. d.,
ALL THOSE FOUR PARCELS Of
GROUND.

situate ia the village 81 Hampton Ia Bs.titnof.
county, which are described as .ollows.
Beginning for the fret - said piece 90 iana
on tbs centre 81 Hickory AyeLus at to-. die.
lance OF $50 feet southsrly from its iulersec
tot with the centre at Filth Avenue thet. ma.
ning with the centre II hickory AysLu. .o.tb
eTy % feet thence westerly pafsIlsi a. MIN
Avenue about l7o !ust ~ tLr csutfe 81 tAe tan
loot sley. midway b.tws.n Hickory Ay.nu.
aud the falls Road thence with tAs centre u
ssii alley bofib'riy p let. aud ihst. .4ttef.,
parallel v fiith Assng" T. -" piece .f ..g.a
mug
Beginning for a.. ssc,Ld o.. s-.d pierce OF
parcels ~ ground % shs centre ut Hlcsafv
Avenue At . distance ~ 800 ir.i snutLtf!t ffats
10 Intersection with TIE ctatf,s q fiitL As.At.
then running with the csItf. Il t4ld asetu.
sosthefly % ieei tbsbce westsfly pafaI4sl L,
Fith Avenue shout i5O i.st b iLs cent. u =
ieu loot aliey, midway b-i~.el Hlesors Aseas.
aud the Fslls Road then Nth the e.t.lfs ~
said silsy noftEsfly q tee. sud tLsr Teri,
pa'Alisi I, Fith Avenue - TIE i.ar. ~ l.s.t
hing.
Aud beginning ipf tl~ IL I'd taft ~. i.,.... ..t
land % the centre oi Hicsary A.,tas 81 10.
distance u go lee sautL.f.y IRON 81 .lt.fsse.
tob sith the eeGtfs 81 litL Asen1r. .t4 ta.ls.
fuLnibg sputLsfly w.th tLs c.utfe 81 .s.4 4s.
hue - let thsucs westerly tafal.s. g. ftL
Avenue s1sut ne isst G.. t., ertIfs .t d.. ..t
ipoi alley midway betsesn H.raaf5 s..l..
ed &C.. fsils kpsd tL.Lc. IL o.. cor ..,. ..i
said silsy EartLsfiy - Tee. e.. tb.l.. ,a-..,
~ parallel y } ~ Asstlv f. tl. p-4,. ...
gnbtng
Add rs ming 81 th- fourth .i 81 .....s-
parcels = ishd % thsesLtf, a. Elcs..y A,.l4,
a. the q static - 80 feet .l.f.y ir --
tsissctisL vItL ~. centre w &C.. .4sr-.
tnsEcs fuunlng 49, tts e.lifs .t,. !.
soattsflg . i."f tLvlst Wst-sf.t lore.
fiftt Asrus. sbout t-t i-si .A. r..-.
isu is,i s4.ey mia~.y b.t~s.t A..t.-t -f.