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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-08
HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.

At BARKER 4 UHAsE's
n CITY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK TAT
corner of Broadway and Thirty ninth street
MAJOR c. w BARKER AUCrIONEER.
REGULAR SALES of HORSES, Carriages, &c,
TWEKryFoDR n5lRs AHH sowed far tnai
on EVERY HORSE sold under warranty.
THE ONLY MART IN THE State having driving ring
for showing horses on sale.
CATALOGUE OF SALE THIS DAY AT IL O'CLOCK.
THE ELEGANT EXTRA COMBINED golden sorrel
saddle and harness geldng Captain Marryat sired by
Young Morril is i51s high years old gamy and ex-
horse all gas; Is afraid Of nothing sold only
account Of owner going TO Europe and warranted sound
EXTRA DESIRABLE DAY BUSINESS or family pair
Horse and Mare, bred in Uhenango county, is high
ler. afraid of nothing ft any kind of business
THE cELEBRATED. AND VERY speedy black sleigh
Horse Lucknow, sired by Ethan Allen; Is 10 high ll
years old very free and pleasant driver has record
gentle for any to drive and Is warranted kind.
FINE PORTLAND SLEIGTIS.
GENTLEMAN'S ENTIRE ROAD TURNOUT, consist
trotting gelding, wclknown the road the Loder
Horse sired by Toronto Chief and bred by John Loder
Of catskil; Is iS's high, Years old very stylish,
pound road wagon half mile In ~, and repeated q
full mile in 24git can beat three minutes to-day has
vices; Is AFRAID OF nothng can be driven by lady with
road Wagon built by Brewster, Harness, by Dunscomb
THREE SITS SITS FINE SINGLE Harness. one top Road
Wagon, ,siY city made @ all @ sold 70 pay advances
9S s9TSf ESib WaEy * E"sf s BY Brewster
ppEEIRQT ppEIRQT ExrREss X I, AMP n BUSINESS Wagons.
Buffalo and Wolf Robes, Lap Robes Saddles Brides,
Whips Halters &c.
ALSO SEVERAL other Horses.
FULL DESCRIPTION at sale.
SALES NEVER POSTPONED on account of weather.
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A PARTNER WANTED IMMEDIATELY-SsD CASH
n required for half interest business established light
and pays well without risk. For particulars call on
MOODY co. lS3 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-08

A NCHOR LINE-ExPRESS STEAMERS
n sail from pier 20 North River, New York.
EUROPA. Sat, Jan. II INDIA. Sat- Jan. 2!
ANGLIA .....,.,Sat Jan. 10 CALIFORNIA. Sat, Feb l
Passengers booked and forwarded to and from any
railway station In Great Britain Ireland Germany Nor
way, Sweden, Denmark America safely, speedily,
comfortably and cheaply as any other route or line.
Tickets Drafts Certificates be bought at lowest
currency rates by applying at the Offices No.
Bowling Green HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-08

VyrANTED-A SECOND HAND COVERED EXPRESS
w Wagon-onc to fit horse railroad track-hung with
platform springs, suitebe for one horse Address, with
ull description and price, JONES RYDER, i2 Broad
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TINTED STATES AND ROYAL MAILS FOR
u Havana and Nassau. N. +.
Atlantic Mail Steamship Company. sailing every fort
night on Thursday ats o'clock r. NJ precisely from pier
No North River
MORRo CASTLE. Capt 7. II. Morton. Thursday Jan. 9
MORRO CASTLE. Capt T. II. Morton; Thursday Feb
For freight passage apply 70 A. W. DIMOCk, Prcst-
dent, No. Bowling Green, New York.
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nIRECT LINE TO HAVANA.
IL HAVANA, PROGRESO AND VERA CRUZ
New York end Mexican Mail steamship Line, leaving
pier No North River ats ~, direct 70 Iiayana; :,
CLEOPATRA, Phillips Uavana only Saturday, Jan. III
CITY or HAVANA qfavana only Thursday, Jan. q
CLEOPATRA Phillips Iavnna only Thursday Jan. -
CRY OF MEXICO Sherwood Thursday, FEB. g
CITY OF HAVANA Dcaken Havana only Thurs, Feb Is
For freight or passage apply to -
h. ALEXANDRA a SONS So Broadway.
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FOR SALE, ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS
IA. Birds &c. Medicines for all discascs prcpa rec
Food for mocing birds, at B. g. DOvEiS, No Greene
street. near Canal.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

PARTNER WANTED IMMEDIATELY WITH FROM
N $1,000 TO 5000 capital, to engage Wholesale cash
country produce and grain business near city Address
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GSOO WILL BUY CLARENCE-CITY MAKER-OR
sDe)VU viii take light Coupe in exchange. At stable
f5s East Thirty nth street
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r OsT-ON MONDAY, 9TH INST, NOTE FOR $4 400
u drawn by Empire Sewing Machine COMPANY 2si ~
stake Secretary ana endorsed by H. Remington Sons
W. G. Squire Secretary payable at National Tradesmen's
Bank New York city, March IL, 1873 Payment of this
note having been stopped the public hereby warned
against receiving or negotiating the same.
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COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

COASTWlSE SIEAMShAFSs
rJvExAs LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS, TOUGH
i ing at Key West, carrying the United States mail.
The steamer CLYDE, Captain Kennedy is now receiv-
ing freight at pier 20 East River and VIII sail Saturday.
Through bills of lading given to Houston, either by tho
O. IT. and H. X. X. by the Houston Direct Navtgation
Company and to all points on the Galveston Houssos
and Henderson anc B. B. and 9 Railroad
No charge for forwarding in New YORK.
For freight or passage apply 10 - ,.o.,,,,
G. r. MALLORY co, l63 Maiden ans.
or w. r. CLYDE 4 CO., ll9 Wall street
L,OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT:
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE
from pier No North River. at O'Clock r. NJ.
MISSISSIPPI,
on Saturday, January4. .. =,
Freight received daily. Through rates gwen for st
Louis vicksburg. Mobile Galveston and lndianoia.
For freight or passage, having superior accommoaA-
tions, apply to FREDERIC BAKER, 80 BrOadway.
LNOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
The Cromwell Steamship Line.
The steamship GEO. WASHINGTON, Captain Qnicki
3o'clock r. NJ Freight received daily Through rates
given to Galveston. Indianola R0ckfort, or Aranzas
wharf Brazos Santiago and St Louis Cabin passage $o
seerage $25 For freight passage apply to CLARK *
SEAMAN, formerly H. b. Cromwell 4 Co., W west street.
T,OR NORFOLK CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
IL The old Dominion steamship Company VIII dospatcn
ship WYANOKE, Couch for Norfolk City Point ana
Richmond, on Thursday, January ., at r NJ, giving
through bills of lading all points South and South west
Through passenger ticket issued to all points Accom-
modations hneaualed Apply at pier 81 or at the gcno
raj office, 1877 Greenwich street, corner OF Dey
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THE AMERICAN EMIGRANT COMPANY, NO. 3 BOW.
i ling Green, New York; established is621steerage
passage tickets foreign exchange and railroad tickets
Send for circular in English. German or scandinavian
languages Address box f.5i2 Post office.
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IyOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE
from pier No. 5 North River, al clock z. NJ.
GENERAL MEADE
on saturday, January H.
Frellht received daily Through rates given for st
Louis ycksburg. Mobile Galveston and Indianola.
aons apply to FREDERIC BAkER. ~ broadway.
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ITsCELLANEOUs.

nUEUM,TIsM Observation-Disclosures READ
IL and reflect Do you desire to he permanently cured
without quackery humbuggnr by simple adhesive
Vegetable Adhesive New Zealand Plaster-a discovery
made native Maori and personally tested, having
been great sufferer myself during residence Of SIX
years in the gold fields.
+ Professor Mac, now the only conqueror the globe
notifies II can be consulted at No. Sands
street, Brooklyn, free as also that my inia
imiLL 4 sHEAs only, brysh manuiacturerss
1856 Fulton BROOKLYN sole agents for the state OF
New York Apply for pamphlet of particulars and innu
merabc te sonals and indisputable references OF the
yiriues OF those marvellous pastcrs IN New York and
state Brooklyn AMI vicinity, &c. &c. also list Of prices
M ulnster adapted and shaped for any affected Joint
any other painful weak part chest heart lungs lons
&C.. &C. ......... - 49,. III ..,.o.
remedies fail -, ~. .-,-,.,
q, speci,Iv rcnncstcJ Address RESIDENCE, No Sands
street or CAIIILL SHEA, l56 Fulton street
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-06-21

CREDIrABLE The City Council of Baltimore
has reflected credit upon itself BY the passage o.
resolution appointing committee to arrangt
appropriate ceremonies for the celebration of the
18th of September. On that occasion the mon.
ument erected to the memory of Wells and Nc
Comas is to be dedicated. This committee is
composed of Messrs. Mills, Sommerlock and Ford
of the second branch, and Messrs Hynson, Hard
esty and Bell of the first branch.
1t will be remembered that Wells and McCo-
mas were the two brave fellows who shot General
Ross while he was leading the British forces from
North Point to Baltimore city in September 1914.
They had secreted themselves in position where
they could have fair view of the euemy's ap.
proach as they marched up North Point road
About six miles from the city stands small
monument designating the spot where Ross fell.
The monument now in contemplation is to per-
petuate the memory and heroism of - ..ts
who saved Baltin4O.~ I'm ashes by laying a
British General low.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-06-21
Miscellaneous.
GRAND JURY REPORT.
GRAND jury Room,
Mnu 21nk 1eE2
MAY TERM, 1873.

GRAND JURY hOOM1
May 31st, 1873.
TTNHE Grand Jury fer the May term respect
fully report to the Honorable Court that
they have thoroughly Investigated the libelous
publications referred TO in the charge oil the
Court, as regards drawing the jury tor the
March term Of this Court, and find that IN eV-
ery manner perfect regard for the law was res
pected. They are also fully convinced that
morally the author of the "Ground Floor" pa
pers has committed a great wrong to your
honorable Court, and regret that any publlsY
err of a newspaper at Towsontown, who was
cognizant of the facts, should have permitted
such papers to be placed before the commu
nifty.
The Grand Jury believe the jury law for this
county could be improved by providing that
no citizen shall be drawn as juror oftener
than once in two years.
AS regards the growing evil of disorders in
the suburbs of the city of Baltimore, the Grand
Jury can only reiterate, in the language oil their
predecessors at the May term, 1872, Wis Gas
a remedy the Grand Jury suggest that the
County Commissioners call upon the Board Of
Police for detail of uniformed police to be
pIaced where in the judgment of said Board
their services may be required, and that the
County Commissioners contract to pay the
Board of Police for the services oil such detail
The Grand JIry believe that the law creating
the Board of Police iustifes the use OF their
force while it may not justify the Board in re-
ceiving compensation, the necessity and econ
omy Of the arrangement would indue@thc next
Legislature TO legalize any such Transaction
and provide for the future. The cost to Balti-
more county, for the want of such profession
by an efficient police in cases OF riot and Yio-
| lation of the Sunday liquor law, would be am
pie to meet all demands of the Board OF Police
| to say nothing respecting the protection due 70
all good citizens in neighborhoods referred to-
The county jail has been visited by com
mittee of the Grand Jury. Its report IS here
with submitted.
In conclusion the Grand Jury tender their
| thanks to the Court and officers for--thei. UNI
form courtesy and assistance thereby facilita-
ting its business to al early conclusion.
| All Of which is respectfully submitted. By
order of the Grand Jury,
| JNO. MERRYMAN, Foreman.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-06-21

We CAN WIN We are not mistaken in our
estimate of the opportunity that's afforded the Re-
publicans for carrying Baltimore county this
fall. Folks may consider it idle talk. But we
are well aware of the fact that prominent Gree
ley men who &c seekins nominations at the
hands c. The dead Democracy are exceedingly
doubtful about their ability 10 win. They know
the load of corruption, malfeasances, heavy tax
es, defaulting taxcolectors and official incom-
potency that they have to carry. They are well
aware OF the widespread dissatisfaction that per-
vades the ranks OF the Democratic party-we
meant to do it no njustice-Greeley party. They
know there are abundant causes for it which it
will be impossible to remove. They see plainly
that defeat is staring them in the face and that
the Republicans ought to win il they only make
use Of the opportunities they have. They are
frightened and we know it. If we are prudent
and wise in our nominations and our policy of
operations there will be tremendous fall in the
Greeley camp in November
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-06-21

Senators and Representatives have return
cd to the United States Treasury the sum of
Sl92,Ol7.36 of what is termed "back pay" or
the "grab" money that was voted for the mem
bers of Congress including the term for which
they each agreed to serve for Eve thousand dol
lars less.
A dog recently chased railroad trainfour-
teen miles out west and kept up all the way,
stopping moment as he crossed each stream
to take lap of water and get slight breath.
The defeat of Mr.. McCaffray for the nomi-
nation for Register of Wills for Baltimore city
is creating some little ripple among the Gree
ley party in the City of Monuments and of
"Rings."
Col. S. Sands Mills has given fresh evil
dences of his enterprising spirit for the adorn-
ment of the City of Monuments Before the
City Council adjourned on Friday of last week
he offered resolution which was adopted and
became an ordinance, making an appropriation
of $500 for the paving of Park Avenue from
he terminus of Madison street to the Park.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-06-21
A CARD.

OIpTO THE EDITORS OF THE "UNI0N.'
NY -GENTs:- have noticed in the columns
of your paper the card of Stephen Barton, Esq.
in which he announces his determination to
submit his name to the Nominating Conven-
ton of the Democratic party of Baltimore co.
for the Office of Sheriff.
In this connection may be permitted to say
that have known Mr.. Barton since the days
of his boyhood-nearly or quite forty years.
During large proportion of this time he has
been in my employ, and can say truthfuly,
and to his credit, that have never employed
a more competent or more faithful man. II
the people of Baltimore county wanta honest
and reliable man to fill the Office of Sheriff,
can say with confidence that in these particu.
lars they cannot find better man than Mr..
Barton.
have had but little to do with the politics
of the county, yet cannot do otherwise than
speak in the strongest and most favorable terms
of one who has served me so long and so faith
fully as Mr.. Barton has done. He has never
spoken to me of his intentions, nor does he
know of my intention to say word in his fa-
vor If | were voter in the county, as once
was, and had a thousand votes to cast, Mr..
Barton would receive them ALL
Very respectfully, &C.,
H0RATIO N. GAMBRlLL.
June 21.-lt.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-06-21
The Farmers Union.
NINTH DISTRICT, BALTIMORE COUNTY,
sva ~ 4sq...lne Is, 1873.

Soq 0q 4Sq+lne Is, 1873. }
press uO!4Owe4 nGe informed by the
f flsis las aSSsfaLE gas. for ms.--eer
and az ass legislatio-. where the
interests of few ora adpa90ed to the injury
OF many, but I canrot consent that the many
should form "Tnions" of various characters
each making S%Sslight encroachment upon the
farmer, until the poor, unoffending, modest,
self-sacriiclng creature is an abject slave whose
hard toll is wrenched away from him by greedy
consumers, until his nett income is simply a
large debt. But atlastt this suffering and peace
full creature has been brought to bay, and bids
those leeches, or middle men, beware, lest they
be taught lesson, such as will most astonish
them, for should the producers band them
selves together, without regard to politics or
religion, but simply unite and make a stand
demanding their rights, the country has never
dreamed of the result. The influence of such
action would be more powerful than any COM
bination yet brought into existence. They
would hold such lever as might cause the
crew of the Ship of State to heave many sigh
of regret lest folly in not protecting the pro-
ducer should accom- lish their own destruction.
do not speak too strongly when assert that
power now unfelt, being unorganized, is un-
known and unbelieved, but united, and a new
era of wealth and progress will follow, and that
so rapidly and so easily as to force US to Won
der what had kept us quiet so long.
Farmers, rouse up. Half day cannot be
better employed by any of you, than by at
tending the meeting called at Cockeysville,
on Saturday, 21st instant. Do not put down
this paper and say there is no use in my 60
ing others will be there. Others may be of
your opinion and none go. You are as much
interested as any of your brother farmers and
should not expect them to work for your inter-
est and you stand still. Turn out, one and all.
Give your troubles, and suggest the remedy,
and in six months you will be assured the best
half days work you ever did was in being at
the Farmers meeting. D. R.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-06-21
SATURDAY, JUNE Fist, 1878.
Il Romance.

Captain Jack is a character about whose
name is clustered vast deal of true history
that looks very much like romance and has an
abundant store of fascinating interest connect
ed with it. 1t appears that he was the leader
of a rowing band numbering about sixty or sew
enty, men, women and children all told. Yet
his little episode in the history of Indian af-
fairs created a commotion throughout the ma
ton for the space of two or three months. His
shooting of General Candy seems to have crea-
ted almost as much CONSERVATION in the coun-
try as Old John Browns raid did in the breast
of the F. F. VS.. Some one has said that the
people of Virginia thought Old John Browns
seventeen men were seventeen thousand. And
it seemed from the fuss that was made in a
military point of view over Captain Jacks
band that the country thought they were sew
enty thousand. And then the excitement over
the chase added as much romance to the story
as did the ridiculous fight of JEFF Davis in hi;
wife's clothes.
And when the great character of the Indian
frontier is captured General Jefferson G. Davis
plays the role of District Attorney and draws
an indictment against the great Captain as
cin g a., -ieal specifications ard legal nice
-. A. ~. that embodied the name of JEFF
tlo0 - - Ale for want OF prosecution. And
t D~S Cen. Davis adds to his skill of Attorne,
.neA arn,ns of the judge as well as the province
sl.s -svnVicts and sentences the poo
Criminal and orders his execution the follow
ing morning, thus ct'--ap him .''Nrrav
"a hos Y,ronounoad
while this is being consummated and the stoi-
cal Jack is taking-as he supposes his last
breakfast-the swift winged telegraph rushes
between the condemned and his execution-as
Pocahontas rushed between Powhatan and
Captain John Smith-and rescued him from
the jaws of the memorable decree of fate pro-
nounced at military headquarters.
The Captain is now to be tried by military
commission while portion of his band has
been brutally massacred by band of white
savages. Our school boys generation hence
will read of Captain Jack as our school boys
now read of Captain John Smith.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-06-21
The Morality of Intending Prin1G-
2lU MeetiN0S.

"The bestowment of official dignity upon the
lewd, profane, Sabbath-breaking or Incorporate
breeds contempt for the laws they administer,
makes vice respectable in the eyes of youth and
induces general decentralization"
This is the tenth reason given why ''good citi-
zens should attend the primary elections" in the
circular to the citizens of Baltimore. With the
others it is full of argument. The official whose
morals are not such as to command the respect
and confidence of the public brings the Office and
the party he represents into disrepute. If the
people can point to man high in official power
and say truthfully he is immoral illiterate, in.
competent and untrustworthy, or one of these
alone, the party he represents has to suffer fol-
the evil and the people who elevated him by theiI
votes at the primary elections or who remained
at home and allowed by their acquiescence the
obnoxious thing to be done.
That such examples set the people by those in
authority creates and feeds Generalization in the
community no rational man can for moment
doubt The character of the peoples rulers or
representatives in office is an almost infalible in
dex to the character of the people who conferred
their robes of authority upon them. And the
character Of the rulers can never get above that
of those who are most instrumental in making
them. This can be secured only by having ouI
most intelligent, most upright and respectable
citizens take an active and prominent part in The
primary meetings and fill the delegations to tn,
county conventions. Tnisthey must do or allow
e-tksT deem it imprldent to make their asso
four or six years ae 81 mating the or two
who shall fill the offices and make the laws fe
our government. The best citizens must consen
to mix with what they may consider disreputabl'
people at the primary meetings. or they must al
low the public service to suffer and themselves t.
be disgraced by the elevation of incompetent, IN
worthy or incorporate men to official positions
Will you do it, good citizens of Baltimor,
county is the question for you to settle anC
settle shortly. The time is at hand for work =
1t should begin at once
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
OFFICE BOARD SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS BAL
TIMORE COUNTY,
TowsoNTowN, June 20, 1873.
TTNIE Public Schools of this county will close
Il on Friday, June 9th.
The Board of County School Commissioners
will meet on Wednesday and Thursday, July
I'd and Sd.
ANNUAL EXAMINATION.
The Annual Examination of Teachers will
commence on
Monday, June 3Oh,
on which day Teachers of the First, Second
Third, Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Districts will be
examined on
Tuesday, July LIST,
Teachers of the Seventh, Eighth, Ninth, Tenth
Eleventh, Twelfth and Thirteenth Districts
will be examined and on
Wednesday, July I'd,
applicants for certificates who have not beer
teaching in the county will be examined.
All Public School Teachers of the county arr
required to attend this examination, excep
those holding First Grade, and First Glass Sc
cond Grade certificates.
The Examinations will be held in the Tow
sontown school house, and will begin, each day
at Ten o'clock promptly.
By order OF the Board, ---.----
SAMUEL TEPLER,
Secretary.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-06-21

Two EXQUISITE CHRoMos. received this
week from Messrs. Orange Judd Co., pub
fishers of the Hearth and Home and american
Agriculturist, two exquisite chromos, "The
Strawberry Girl" size l4x2O, in is colors, and
mischief Brewing" size llxI3, in Is colors.
The former is given as premium to each sub
scriber to the Hearth and Home for 1873, and
the latter to each subscriber to the Agriculture
ist for the same year. Either picture is worth
more than the price ofsubscription. Subscribe
at once and secure one or both of these beauti-
full chromos. Price together 81 sngly, Hearth
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$I.5O. Address Orange Judd 4 Co, publishers,
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