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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-07-10
VALUABLE PROPERTY NEAR CATIONS
WILLIE, BALTIMORE COUNTY, MD.


VALUABLE PROPERTY NEAR CATIONS
WILLIE, BALTIMORE COUNTY, MD.
DY virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court for
ID Baltimore county, in equity, passed on
the Oath day of April, 1873, in the case of Will
liam Baskerville, Jr., and others against Geo. A.
-. O'Donnell and others, the under .sagss
."i signed, as Trustee, will offer at pub ss sss
E4lic sale at Davis Hotel, Gainesville, -
on Monday, 10Th day of July, 1875,
at 4 o'clock P. NJ,
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND,
situate in Baltimore county, about miles
from the city, near the intersection of the Old
Frederick Road and Benznger's Lane, II miles
from the terminus of the Gainesville Railroad
and adjoining the lands of Messrs. Pape, APP
peld, Bujack, Herd, Kimbb and Brademyer,
containing about
1877 ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
and more particularly described in deed from
John McCallot, trustee, to VIM. c. Miller and
John B. 0'Donnell, dated 2Sth day of May,
1867, and recorded among the Land Records Of
Baltimore county, in Liber E. II. A., No. 60, TO-
lilo $50, &c.
The property is very valuable-it possesses
many advantages. There is never failing
stream of water running through the proper
ty, on which is mill, two dams, with full
supply of water; the land is rolling, adapted
to the cultivation of all kinds of grain, fruits
and grasses; it abounds in minerals, such as
"Ochre," yellow and red, "Asbestos," &C., from
the sale of which the whole place could be
paid. 1t consists of about 50 acres of arabic
land and 55 of wood and timber and is suscep-
.;hl "A si4-s Iirilad iAts lssiI s.blsaIId vitlu
able building lots.
Improvements, besides the Mill and DAMS
there are
DWELLING HOUSES,
with outbuildrgs.
TERMS OF SALE-OLe-third cash on the
day ofsale, the balance in sixand twelve months
from the day of sale, the credit payments to bear
interest and to be secured to the satisfaction of
the Trustee,
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing will please
examine the property and come to thesa pre-
pared to make liberal bid. For further par
ticulars apply to
D. c. H. EMORY, Trustee,
No. AZ st. Paul St., Baltimore City,
Or Smedley Row,
Towsontown.
CHARLES C. GIBSON Auctioneer.
July lots.
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NeW Advertisements.
NOTICE.

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE FARM
AERS UNION is to be held at DUNCAN'S
HALL, Saturday, July 18th, at P. M.
July 1O.-It BY ORDER.
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AT Middletown, Del, an immense ps&ch
refrigerator is to be built, capable Of holding
200 900 baskets of fruit which the protector
guarantees to keep by ? peculiar freezing pro
cess for six months.
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DIED.

R~For every line ofpoetry prose accompanying
death notices. 10 cents line is charged to be paid
in
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q Il To en- Per Day at home. Terms free Ad-
De 3ZU dress @. STINsoN 4 Co, Portland, Me.
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A Good Fit Guaranteed
TRUSTEES SALE

Ns- Gentlemen's Garments nicely CLEAN
ED AND REPAIRED. July l0,'75.-ly.
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All THAT LOT OF GROUND, situate and ly-
ing in Baltimore county, and described as fol-
lows
Beginning for the same On the southeastern
most side of Taylor street, formerly Jenkins
lane, at the distance of two hundred and eigh-
ty-fve feet northeasterly from post standing
on the southeasternmost side Of Taylor street,
which said post is on the line dividing the
lands of James Stephenson from the lands of
Mark W. Jenkins; thence running and bound
ing on the southeast side of Taylor street north
easterly fifty feet; thence sOutherly, at right
angles with Taylor street, one hundred and
seventy two feet; thence southwesterly, paral-
lei with Taylor street, fifty feet and thence
by straight line; northwesterly, to the place
of beginning; subject to the annual ground
rent Of $50.
The Improvements consist ofa
TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
with a two-story Frame Back Building and
Frame Summer Kitchen. Also Slaughter
House, Ice House and Stables and such other
cut6uildings pertaining to a wellkept Butch
ering Establishment.
TERMS OF SALE-0ne-half cash.. balance
in six months, deferred payments to be secur-
ed by note of the purchaser, with interest from
day of sale.
ISIDOR RAYNER,
SAMUEL SNOWDEN,
JNO. HENRY KEENE,
Receivers.
F. W. BENNETT & CO., Auctioneers.
June 26.-ts,
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For Sale or Exchange.

F0r sale or EXchange,
A large sized MULE, suitable forHA
N any kind of work. Will sell or @zA
exchange for colt. Apply to aaAaG
LEWIS Y0DER,
Near Long Green P. O., BALTIC. CO.
July 10.-3w*
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JOHN C. BUCHSBAUM,
MERCHANT TAILOR
l3J East Baltimore ST.,
BALTIM MORE, MD.

GENTLEMEN's CLOTHING MADE TO Or
DER IN THE LATEST & MOST
APPROVED STYLES.
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From the Frederick Examiner.
Now that the Democratic party ii
a wild, not to say a disgraceful, st
the Governorship, of the State, wou
we'll if the Republican party were to
age OF the opportunity in order to d
in the interest of the people The
have but little interest in the QUAR-
going on in the Democratic camp, AT
Of the Democracy themselves have n
cept to advance their own individua
The good Of the people with them is
consideration they are after the en-
the office, uot caring a continental
pie fare after they get them.
1t matters but little, SO far as the
mo eco, apa cnncarnad which of the
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F. W. BENNETT & CO., Auctioneers.
June 26.-ts,
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SHERIFF'S SALE

GEO. W. JORDAN, Auctioneer.
June Its.
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Responsibility OF AN EDITOR

Last week. in the BEECHER trial, Judge
NELSON rendered a decision from the
bench, defining the responsibility OF an
editor, The occasion of his SO doing was
An attempt on the part OF Mr.
EyAErs TO make THEODORE TILToN
responsible for articles which had appear
cd in the GOTTEN Age, while he was editor,
and the opposing counsel endeavored to
establish a. rule, "to hold an editor re-
sponsiblc in the sphere of public opinion
and morality for articles that are pub
Iished in his newspaper, whether he Is
personally the writer of them or not, If
they appear II. the issue of his paper, and
not credited to any other source.
The Judge very promptly decided that
thi, position was untenable. He SAID IN
effect that An editor was Of course, re-
s,or.ihIe for articles written by himself,
or which appeared in his editorial col
uun. under his sanction and endorse
,nent; but that when anything in the
way Of news is published, he is simply
performing his duty as It public journalist
in permitting it, and that no response
bihtv can attach.
This opinion Of the judge Is one when
has long and universally been under
stood Indeed there is nodoubt but that
the learned counsel himself was As fully
aware of the truth of the decision as any
one else. and his only object in endeavor-
mo to have it otherwise established, was
simply that, as lawyer, he was dong
everything in his power to promote the
interests of his client
1t is not only then optional but even
attains 10 the sphere Of duty in the editor
Of news journal to give to the public
MI the news adoat, and it is equally clear
" the duty Of correspondents to do all
they can to furnish such news
We did not suppose that any one IN
this enlightened age would have imagin-
ed that an editor endorsed or was liable
for all the opinions or expressions OF
ideas which appear in his news columns
hut it seems that there are some who
have been Iaboring under these opin-
ions.
Hence Mr.. EvAETs' experiment has
had the effect Of bringing this subject
quite prominently forward, and to set
Element by the decision of judge lean
ed in tn, law, and this opinion Is likely
to +, established as final, even though
certain persons do sometimes get together
and solemnly resolve otherwise.
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thing else, which causes objections to the
bill. However, there is room for hope,
and it is founded on q generally accepted
theory 1t is that the measure will not
get through the Senate The present
Congress never intended it 10 be a law.
The House amended and passed it, hoping
thereby 10 secure the negro vote, and
at the same time To force it back upon
the Senate.
This latter body will find it impossible
to act upon it, on account Of u general
press OF other business, and so, the negro
and the people both, it is hoped, will be
conciliated.
But ii will not work. The
people will regard the action OF
the House rs being in defiance to their
expressed will, while the negro will be
dissatisfied at the failure to secure to him
his promised hopes.
Take it all in all, it is but another
effort to revive dying party, but which
under any circumstances, will only tend
towards giving that party finishing
| stroke
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TERMS OF SALE.

One-iourth OF the purchase money in
cash on the day of sale, and the remainder
in three equal instailmcntS, payable re-
SprciiVcly in six, twelve and eighteen
months, with interest from day of sale.
the titlrto be reserved until the purchase
money is fully paid.
GEO q. DAVENPORT,
j. r.. NEHEMIAH,
Sppcini Commissioners
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An Asylum Tragedy.

a shocking tragedy occurred on ihurS'
dav alternoonfn the LunatIc Asylum al
Flatbush, in Kings county. a plasterer'
who had been at work in the DuiiuihS'
left his Ratchet III the nurse room wI WIN,
he had finished work for the day. lhis
WAS about four clock in the afternoon,
and a few minutes after the workman
loft Stiles /. Middleton, one OF the pa
ticnts. entered the room and asked per
mission TO take the hat'het 1or inc
purpose of driving tack IN
| his room. The nurse at Irst
refused to acccde to tn; request, OUT
finally granted it, the patient beng re-
gardcd as being perfectly harmless
Middleton returned after shoat absence,
and, cooIly placing the Ratchet under Il
he'd rem. rkcd that he had just had some
trouble with IL fellow patient namei NO
BILE : Bennett. The nurse went NJ once
20 Mr. Bcnnetts room and found the I'M
fnrtunote man living on the floor IN pool
If ms own blood. 4 terrible cash had
bonn emf in the back of his head. Inc
house surgeon was ut once summoned,
but the wounded man was beyond medl-
cal aid and died in great agony about an
hour after receiving the blow. Owing to
tie isolated condition of the hospltaI
no notification was given of the occur
renee to the authorities until yesterday
morning. The deceased was the iather
of Rev. George ;. Bennett, assistant
minister at St. Peters Episcopal Church,
in State street, Brooklyn. Some time
AGO Mr.. Bennett gave evidence of soft.
ening of the brain, and it was deemed
advisable to place him in the asylum,
where he could be under the constant
supervision of competent physicians.
Stiles L. Middleton Is the son OF eX-
Deputy Sheriff Middleton, and has been
for long time an inmate of the asylum.
". !. Times, Jan. 80.
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CIVIL RIGHTS INrAMY AGAIN.

This bill !, full of iniquity. For,
though 1t does exclude negroes trem
white schools. and thereby saves the
educational privileges which both races
have heretofore equally enjoyed, still 1t
contains within itself every element OF
choo, and confusion. BY it, full and
equal privileges with whites are to be en-
forced. under heavy penalties, in Inns
nublic convcyauccs by land and water
theatres. and all places of public amu'e-
mcnt. so if it passes the Senate, no man
in any section of this country, can stir
,y,y from his own door without being
liable to bee thrown into an obnoxious
social intcrmingling against which nature
itself has pronounced.
But these evils are light and easy to be
endured compared with other provisions
Of thi, bill, and these are that the United
States Circuit and District Courts shall
have exclusive jurisdiction over all VIC
lstions of the act, ana 1. :. marsha!S and
Jernty marshal, shall also have authority
undcr it to make arrests.
ANY one can readily see the objects Of
,hi. section. Ii Is not really to advance
or nrotect ,hc African race, for in this
instance. AS in every other since New
ENGLAND found the negro not profit
.hIe TO her rs slave, .and therefore
having sold ms many As possible and
rocke,cd the money, declared tn" re-
msipdcr free, is the colorcd man being
used as a political hobby upon which to
ride into power.
The prime object of the bill was TO set
II this clause. and the chief object Of
the clause Is to give additional power
70 the Central Government over the
Southern States, 81 aS to control their
electoral vote in 1876, and at the same
time to furnish oil by which the wheels
Of the outrage mill may he made TO grind
more glibly. Should the bill become
law. is Is easy 10 see how readily viola
ton. of 1t can be manufactured. Every
little wavside inn IN the interior of the
Southern States can be readily victimizod
into refusing accommodations to the
NEGRO. and by this means, not only can
the proprictors and al the attendants be
arrested; but a mighty howl can be gotten
up to the effect that the government OF
these States Is not Republican in form,
and they need United States troops to pro
tcct the rights ofthc citizens. Once with
U. :. troops in control about election
time it is easy to see how the votes for
President will be manipulated.
This onward move toward centraliza-
ton then, is the main evil and danger Of
the measure. and it is this more than any
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THE Kentucky delegation was clearly
wrong in allowing JOHN ioUSG Brown
to receive the reprimand Of the Speaker.
His expulsion would have been followed
by his instant reelection. There are Oc-
casions when discretion is not the best
policy. The House was guilty Of par
tjsan meanness when it gave its vote OF
censure. That the Kentucky Congress
man was out of order will not be denied
But there is not a day when the Demo-
cratic side is not forced to submit to unS
provoked, gratuitous, gross and cowardIy
outraocs which Mr.. BLAINE never think
of checking.-Coarier JournaI
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MISCELLANY OuS
j. B. LIPP|NCOTT & COS
NEW PUBLICATIONS
THE LIFE OF BENJAMIN rp

Written by himself. Embg4rtr..
account OF his Ancestors. and. ..
graphy OF the first NIFTY years -
with a continuous story OF mis- ,'..' B..
and the events OF his times g. b..
original manuscripts, printed r.-,"
deucr, and other writings. ~
edited by the Hon. John Re-"
Minister 10 France. I'm thy,r -.
volumes. OF about $50 pages ,..
Portraits from Steel. Price ppr
Extra cloth, s.. -; library ext.
call, gilt, Si.jU.
III any one should dispute.
this work To place in ...
literature, the answer is 81
facts OF which Mr.. Bigrlow l.-.'.
statement, and Ia the adm -E..
i'm which he has carried .r>
execution. ~. J. Iiijimo.
I'VE know fnu volume Wh.u. han.
more willingly commend tom
our fellow citizens, young a.Fa obi.
those in which the Lippiusot'> I....
u the raSult-of Mr.. BIg,Iow p...,.-
researches into the life and .......
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The Hon. John Bigr,uw Wei. isr.....
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real Servic" on American lt,..'.
his new edition oi the liz, ui l....
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MENIOkANIEM-

By a decree II the Circuit Court Of Ohio
county. entered on the 9th of February.
lSGu,the.abovc mentioned tracts of ~ S7-l6O.
100 acres, and the coal underlying the tract
of l4l acres, We're divided and partitioucd
between said Thompson and wife, and
Lewis IunSfnrd. who held undivided in.
tcreStS therein. Said decree or partition is
recorded in the office of the Clerk Of the
County Court of Ohio county, in deed book
No -. page 81, &c. frbS
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THE GERMAN EMPEROR,

History of the German Emp'..-
their Contemporaries. Irunsia'
the German. and Compiled nom As
tie Sources. BY Elizabeth Peak.
ut"Pru Pictures ui Europe WILL
Gus Illustrations. NNo. Extra rIr'.
in her gnudly NuiUW" Nh" ha- PM
useful contribution To- European
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substantial and handsome. NJ
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WEST VIRGINIA
A RARE CHANCE.

vI,IIE UNDERSIGNED, DESIRING TO
change his business, Will sell his store
and Ruilding. or his stock Of Goods and
rrnt the building. or Will taken an active
partner that will take charge. This Is a
good opportunity, rs the trade iSr>'api ISM
ed in n good nrighhorhOod, Ii poStOtlice
lately established, sc. The building is eS-
pccially adapted for grain and produce
house. 20 feet front. divided into rooms
30 feet deep, stories, with cellar, and ice
house filled with ice.
viii sell or lease farm and mill on rea-
souable terms. or divide Ia suit. Address
J. l.. hurley, Burley'S Mills, or
JOSHUA URLEN, Wheeling.
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.JOEEN THOMPSON.

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CROWNED IN PALM-LtID

\ story of African mission Lit.
II. Nassau. with Illustration. ..H
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THE ROMANCE ~ JG.E INGII>I
81

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DIED.

DEAN-Sunday, February eth, 1872, at
O'Clock p. m, CHARLEY, eldest son OF VIII,
lam and Ada Dean, aged three years ana
nine months.
Funeral from the residence of the par
cntS. at No. 1905 Byron street, AT ? o'clock
this afternoon. Friends OF the family are
invited To attend.
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CHARTERS.

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FURNITURE
FURNITURE !
PROPOSALS.

CLLRK' OFFICE BoARpOF COMMISSIONS
WHEELING. February . 80.
Sealed proposals will be- received ~ tins
office until saturday. February I'm, aI
noon, for furnishing coal {" the county
Jail and Iutirmary for one year non!
April LIST. Bidders vii! give the price 4i
clean. mixed and nui coal, delNtI'"' All
clean coal to pass through screens. ,..
The BOARD reserves the right 10 reject
any or all bids. ,.,-,.,-,,-, ,,..rr-
Irb2 B-g-lS- l6-2l-2-Z'
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MEMOIRS OF J. q. ADAMS. VI,

ni J"hu quincy Adams, rumpfl~lU- .
tuu> Of hi> Diary from l-g5iu ISIS ,
10y Hon. Charles Francis Adam, .
Vol. ~. Extra cloth. $500.
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FOR SALE.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
IHAVE FOR RENT

GENERAL GOOD DWELLING HOUSES
- in the Fifth, Sixth and Eighth wards.
Also for sale, u number OF desirable
Houses and Lots in the city, and Farms
and Wild Land In number of states.
jaulg J. b. HUGHES.
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STtllTINd. OFT, .

lliII>. By Alexander rhTk, a.'..r
"~cHooIduy DiulogUr, The OH
~rhuu. House" etc !:!rA'Iu'yd. j.
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-09
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