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The Baltimore County union., 1881-12-24
STATE NEWS.

--Wm. y. Panneli, a ell-known citizen Of HAr-
ford. died at his farm. near Pcrrymansyille, on
Monday last; in the 5Gth year Of his age. IIesas
extensively engaged in iron manufacturing nil-
ling and farming and a, one time owned the Ilar.
ford Iron Furnace At the time Il his death he
was the proprietor of the Chesapeake Iron Fur
mace. q, Canton, this county.
--Westmins,er idrgca's: There are a number
Of hsh-ponds in this county pond covering an
acre oi ground i sutiicieni for thousand carp.
Two or three feet l. the proper depth. With a
deeper hole or pocket where the hsh NAV be- col.
lec,ed by drawing oa the water and taken ,n =
scoop net. when It j. desirable 90 have then for
the table.
William whorlpW. Of Elk Neck, CscL ss.inty,
Who has been suffering from lock jaw. the result
Of a gun shot wound il. contrary t. all trece
dent IA this disease. in fair way o. recover ln
fact. he Is nov eonvaleseent, the disease having
nearly subsidci
The Cecil Dsasacfri says There are very
few ducks IN the Spsluehanna ani the fes siilei
are shipped away ami sold At fabalous prices. The
shores are crowded with spoftsmen. and aboai me
duck 10 twenty guuners u said % be the result
4 county temperance convention i To b. held
NJ salisbury, Wtcnmico county. January a. O.
unite upon come plan for pstiii1ning the Ls..i.ia
tute in the intcFc.; of local option.
Large quantities uf wheat bran are beihg &c
cciycd al HagcFstosn from Chicago g. feed stock
on the Washington euunty farms. IN consequence
ui tue scarcity 81 corn
Jesse wiikersun. Of Pocomokc city died in
August last. since which his wilss aud three ehi.
dren have dici. making i've deaths 10 one family
Ia few months.
The Register. sheriff aud CLERK q Ceeil coun.
~ have farms Immediately adjoining each other.
aal their Offices ia Elkton are a. close together a.
their farms.
Mr. Albert Constable. II Elkton. hA. 80 FAR
recovered FROM HE recent serious illnes, a. o. be
able 70 attend % his LEGAL business
--DiPhihefia - again prevailing in the lover
part ~ Cecil county
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John 7. Clarke c, al, executors ofConrad Diet
kci, vs. John Turner and james l.. Sutton of.
ieorgo Stephenson vs. Israel aud Christian Ger
man suggestion for removal filed by the plain
til. Elijah Chilcoat vs. James q. and Dixon
stansbury; motion for q new trial argued and
oveTrnled. Sarah Catharine Hines Va. Alexander
aud Mary Riddle demurrer 10 second count in
the mar argued and sustained, and the ease placed
ut the end Of the call the trial docket. In the
equity case Of Morling Carroll the court filed
mn opinion In favor Of Carroll. Lewis W. Jury
vs. Charles W. Blumhardt ; removed TO the Su-
perIor Court Of Baltimore city. Charles T.. Jury,
by his next friend, Lewis Jury, VI. same; rcinov.
cd 10 the same court. Granville Meyer W. John
II. levin, Frederick florstedt ". same, and An.
drew ShaiEcr vs.. same removed 20 the Circuit
Court for Carroll county. Mary Jane Schumacher
W. John A. Craig verdict for plaintiff for S3l
damage; motion for 4 new trial filed by plaintiff.
Mary Jane Schumacher and Sarah $. Gorgas W.
John A. Craig, and John A. $. GoTgas and Leo
nora 5. Gorgas ~. same removed 10 the Super
or Court Of baltimore city. Henry Long vs. OF
toInar Shear; judgment Of condemnation nisi.
John selig vs.. August Boiler judgment, for plain
til Tor s569.ss. GEORGE Stephenson W. Israel
and Christian German: suggestion Of removal
stricken out on motion OF defendant. and judg-
ment oi non pros. under the rule. Matthews &
kirkland W. J. Henry Kncil removed 10 the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Baltimore city. The
Piedmont GuanO aud Manufacturing Company of
baltimore City 's. Anthony Creagcr Judgment
for plaintiff by confession for sIT9.3O. John d.
{. Duncan ". Edward V. and Alice =. Starr ; case
docketcd By consent and Judgment in favor Of
plaintiff by confession for $2lG07. with STAY of
execution for four months. In the case Of jah
Chiieoat vs James q. and Dixon Siansbury, judg-
ment entered on the verdict for plaintiff for
slsl.G2. Charles H. Owings vs. wm. T. r. Ma
son demurrer O. the declaration oScrrnled, and
on suggestion and affidavit Of defendant case re-
moved to the Circuit Court for Corrol county.
Sarah W. and Thomas II. Hodges and Annie Il.
and Dr, John /. Caldwell W. Henry V. d. Johns
removed 20 the Cour, of Common Pleas of Balti.
more eitv
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@-We are very glad 10 have 90 much obliged
'ne ea'.or Of the journal BY publishing the sdito-
nai article from the Hagerstown Nail In lie ss,.,o
win our highly accomplished nsighbOr across the
way. Il had msrked effect on the reader, az
'he UNION Tor, as the Jo~raai remarks. Il was
neither stale. aa, nor Improbable reading We
would suggest tina, Ii bs Published In a parallel
column with the Jo~'naf'. sapisnt reply, in ,b.
next ISSUE and sent as New Years eif. 10 the
Democratic menbers-slsct Of the Legisla,ure.-
Inc Journal mans PrOiiered influence 10 a.si., us
IN getting an Office We are unable to extend the
golden" Invitation for, as We are no, In the ,ub.
sidy busiuess
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rs,-Pre.idsn, Arthur, a,urnoa,. ha, arm,

re- President Arthurs turnout" has arr iVed
IN Washington and Is In every way n rich and
handsome e',ablishmen,. and a, tie sams time
subduei. modest and Ia the best taste. Il con
'',' Of landau ofnoVei design. bull, BY Brewster,
Of Broome street. \. Y. Il IL painted dark,
mellow green, and is trimmed inside With morocco
and cloth. The harness are very hne aud are
heavily mounted With plain silver. The hor.e.
are magnificent pair Of mahogany bays. with
blacks points, 10 hands high aud Eve years old.
They are half brothers. are matched almos, to a
hair. and were raised by the same man. The
'turnoui" is the Prssident' per,onal selection and
be has shown both excellent taste and Judgment.
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MARRIAGES.

iLSON-MErCALF.-O Dec. I5lh, At the
residence og the brides parents. "Oircy'.." Bal
timore county. by Rev Mr. smith l.aac "
Wilson & Fannie. second daughter of Geofse
l.. aud Layinia MeicaG
MCCORMICK MCCONNELL No, ssd bv
Rev =. H. Mckenzie Moses McCorm4ck o.
Mary Mcdonnell both oi this county
WATTS HARRISON. Moy. .Iih. bt Rc..
y. u. lIa,rhi.ou. William = Watt. o. Bchc.ca
Harrison. both ol Woodbefry.
Loo kARb-w RIGHT On Dec. 9Th. by Rev.
u. ,. ClArk-ou, John T.. LsskafI o. Fannie b.
Wright. al II this county.
BoRbLEY. On pee. 18th. by Rev.
= H. siubb.. A. D Clemens. Jr.. O. " ,ilio
Burdey. both uf Wascrly.
wiLSON-PALMER.- bec. goth. AZ the re.i
dence Of the Officiating minister. Krs. Alfred I
Melvin, ToEs1ntoWu. David u. wilson. q PARK
ton. and Flora J. Palmer q wopaterfy.
SIT MP-SPt RRIER On Nov 18th. b.. Rev.
Charles ". Rsnkn ~. warefley Terrace.
William ". stump. Il Msuche.icr. vi to hate
T.. SpuFfier Of this county
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s-when We Published with the proceeding.
relating 90 the eolorcl schools We had no idea Il
was going to provoke an editorial in the .Isaraai
calling those facts in question. We said the pres.
ent School Board was being rewarded for their en-.
eouragement Of the colorel schools By a return 20
the usual large number attending from which there
had been a noticeable decrease. In ISIS there
were l.l57 disefsa; pupils In attendance: for the
year just closed there were I.i63. In 1870. for
some unaeeOuniabie reason, there were only s7l
pupils the roll, falling % Of 2s6 from the On.
rolnen, Of the previous year. These are facts
which cannot be disputed, for they are on record
in the school reports. We also sad that the year,
issl and lssO, having an enrolment of I.i63 and
i.i6g respectively, wers the two largest years in
attendance since the education of the eolOrci ehil.
dren in public schools was first inaugurated when
George II. CArman. Esq. was president Of the
School Board. These facts are a. iniisPutAbie as
the others for they also embodied in the school
reports. 1.-THE editor Of the Josrssi will publish
all the facts from 1879 down. supplying intentional
omissions and correcting some gross bungling Of
6gures in his table of statistics Of the eolored
schools, IL will make il entirely unneeessary to
prove that George II. carman, Esq. vas Pre.idsn,
Of the School Board when the eoiorei schools we're
frs, taken under its direction and guidance. We
did not knOw there were any sore eorns about for
the statement Of this historical fact to tread on
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Correspondence Baifimore ComHiy UsioH.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
THxrn nIsrnicr. na

IENfH DINfhIcI, DEC. ", IsSI.
Editors UaieH since wrote 10 you last week
asking you u the Judges would appoint new
School Commissioners or re-appoint the old ones,
had eonversaiion with . nsighbor on this sub
tect and he told me that he had learned when In
Towsontown thatthe three Commissioners, Messrs.
yeniisr, Gore and swim, who voted for the expen-
dituFe Of 9, 800 10 change = book used In the
schools, also voted 10 award the contract for sup
plying the books 10 book seller, aud the other
two members, Messrs. ksech and Macgiil. voted
against u. These two gentlemen believed that IL
composition BY inviting proposals would be saw
ing 10 the county Il ought 10 be tried. The other
three did not agree with them and the majority
rules I repeat Il that the appointment Of new
commissionsrs In place Of these three will be
heartily endorsed By the people, and be an evil
denes that nothing bat an economical administra-
of the Judges. s.
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Legal Notices.
John orssOn. Attorney, To~.oaiosn.


N THE MATTER or THE SALE Br
Daniel shamberger, Collector State taxes foi
Baltimore county. for the on.paymsnt Of taxed
assessed 20 "unknOwn," 9Th district, for the year
A. d. ls'f-iH ihs c''eHif Co~ri for Baiiissrsl
eoHafy.
Ordered by the Circuit Court Tor baltimore
county. this Sth day Of December A. ID. 1881, that
the sale made aud reported BY Daniel shamber-
ger, Collector Of State taxes for baltimore county
for the year A. ID. 1877, In tho above entitled
cause Of that portion Of the land assessed TO Un.
known" In the 9th district Of said county, and
laid Oh and surveyed under the direction Of said
Collector, be ratified aud confirmed, unless cause
TO the contrary be shown, oH or Je(ore s 2gsh dsy
Of Deee@Jer, a. ~. 1881 (; provided copy Of this
order be inserted In some Newspaper printed and
Published In Towsontown, Baltimore county, once
In each Of three successive weeks before the said
9th day Of December, A. d. 1881. The report
and exhibits show the property was sold for taxes
due for the year A. d. 1871, 10 Walter Scott, for
the sum Of ten dollars cash.
wM. N. ISAAC, Clerk.
True Copy-Tcd:
Dec. io.-3t) wM. NJ. ISAAC, Clerk. 1
The Baltimore County union., 1881-12-24

SEa-AbOut the only argunent ~ the woodber.
ry Ns~s puts forward against city extension 1.
that "the Clerks Office will have to reduce the
number and pay Of its clerks. The shsria's and
Treasurer Offices and the Register Of Wills won't
be worth having" We have no doub, tha, plenty
Of patriotic gentlemen can be found. when the
time comes. who will accep, these Offices. n ,hi,
is the best that can be said against the sxten,on
project the people Of the county will be perfectly
satisfied TO let the Belt slide.
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A Venerable Groom .

Mf. 'isOrge q. sieklss. aged ~ YEAR. the father
Of ten. Daniel l.. siekle', wa. married in Ne~
York on wslnesday. TO hi. hoasekeepsr. Mr,.
Mary sheridan sawyer. who l. Is years of age
Mr.. sieklcs IL hearty aud ,isoroas man despite
biz Old age. lie is very rich. his fartane bciag
estimated at si2.ooo.o .ooo. by profession be 10 a
Paieni lawyer. and an interest ia the woodsorth
planning machine was the foundation of biz prop
er;y. For many years be has doae nothing eN
eepi take care % bis estate lie lives al NeE 10.
cheile. IL l. sAid tha; 10 the last seek be ha.
spent slo,o0o for dresses aud wedding presehts.
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DEATHS.


bsfNHs fFfF--- &C. ~ Tfss "a ft4aF
IOFF.-Dee. 18th. ISL. At the residence % wm
U. Howard. E'q.. Baltimore. Re,. John r.
HoH Il. u. Rector q Trinity Church. Tossau-
towu. ia the G-th year of his age
CAkIER.-Ou bee. 18th. Haliy Eiigely. IN the
9Th year % her age. daughter Of Bernard AMI
Mary u. Carter.
COLI At S0yans'lVn, On Iacfiay. 3u;h int
Clara 9. aged ~ years aai j. day. dAu shtcr
u Ahram aud Matilda Cole.
sCHNEibEk.-At kosclaic. Dcc. suih. Charl,s
Frederick. aged months anl days. son 81
Frederick J. AMI Louise Schneider
MEkKYMAN. On the 18th inst. Harry a.. son
oi llenry v and Mary q. Mcfrytnan. of til. 60.
Masonic Baltimore county. Dee. 10th. Cath
ariue Ann Mason. IN the stth year of her age.
wife Of the late George Mason.
BAEkETT.--on bee. 18th. alter a loug and pain
fui iiines. which she bore sith Christian forti-
;ade Mary T., IN the 3s;h ys,r oi her age
beloved Nife Of Mm. Barrett
MArroN,-in baltimore county. On bc,. i,h.
Nancy Ma;fox, in the = year oi her age
CURRY. Near Shane T. o. Nov. JHlh. Mean
Curry, in bis 18th year q hi. age
Though our hearts IN sorrow Wceprth
Der the loved one death has sen.
Thou ddst give ami thou hast taken.
Blessed Lord. Thy will he done.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-12-24

en- The wife Of one ofthe jurymen in the Gui-
teau case died on Sunday last and proceeding,
were Suspended until Wednesday. plaster cas-,
has been taken Of the head and face Of the a.sas.
sin and in order to accomplish this successfully
HE whiskers had to be shaved OF. Al 6rst he de.
INJURED but finally. after considerable aattsry on
the part Of the artist, he decided that the beard
should 60. Gui,eau's divorced wife. Mrs. Dun.
mire, Of Leadviile. called on him Sunday In com.
psny with her present husband. The interview
l. said to have been quite an affecting one.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-12-24

fsss- Democratic candidates for President are
already looming up in the minds Of some people.
Gen. Hancock has been named and Iion. Mont.
gomery Blair, Of Maryland. wants Tiiden. A dis.
patch from Washington. dated December goth,
says that "a prominent Republican and sagaeiou'
Fel,isi.n make. n. startling prsdistion that
Blaine will be the Democratic candidate for the
Presiieney in Issi." This 10 indeed a startling
Predie,ion" and one. we have no doubt. entirely
devoid Of truth,
The Baltimore County union., 1881-12-24

Je1-The President on Tuesday sent to the
Senate the name Of ex-senator Timothy o. Howe,
Of Wisconsin, to be Postmaster Gsassal. yiss Hea.
Thomas L. James, resigned, aud the nomination
was promptly confirmed. Il 10 now stated that
Secretary Hunt will remain In the Cabinet at the
head Of thu Navy Department.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-12-24

Sso-1hisis rather rough on Jsa. Davis. Joseph
4. Johnston, an ex. Confederate general, accuse.
him Of removing ss.soo,eoo In specie sou,hward
just before the esp,ala,ion Of Riehmond and never
accounting for t. Jei. no doubt saw that the Con.
fsdsraey was "busted' and made himself "solid'
In this way. Ifthis charge be true those people
Who have heretofore had such an exalted opinion
Of Davis will be likely 10 change their minds.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-12-24

es'-The Arctic exploring steamer Jeanette,
which vas sen, out by the New York Herald. un.
der command Of Capt. DE Long. and which has
been missing for long time. with fears tha, all
had perishsd, has at last been found. She Was
crushed In the Ice ON the iith of last June oa
Siberia. but her commander aud nearly al Of the
crew were rescued after intense suffering from cold
and hunger
The Baltimore County union., 1881-12-24

Sss- President Arthur left Washington on
Thursday and will spend the holidays with his
family In New York, returning on the sIst inst
His fret public reception will be held at the White
House on Monday. January %, on which occasion
he will be assisted by the wives Of the Cabinet
officers and BY Mrs. Gen. Grant.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-12-24
The Narrow Gauge.

NArros gauge railroads few yeaTs ago were
unknoun IN Texas. That state now possesses
yo0 miles of these roads is building As many
more, and has IN prospect ihnunefsbe other lines,
liy the building Of the New Orleans. Red River
and Texas Railroad. whch j. nov in course q
rapid cons,rgciop the Cre.ceni city will be placed
In connection with these roads
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John T. Morris aud Charles E. Fendail,
Receivers.
- DECEIvERs' PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE PROPERTY IL TowsoNTowN,
MARYLAND


by virtue Of decree IT the Circuit Court for
baltimore county, sitting in Equity. pass IT.
.r Ell in a cause pending In said Court -
RI wherein Joseph Is. Mitchell. e, a..
Trustees. are complainants and William I.OTinan
Roberts ct al. are Dc endan;s. the undersis snei.
Receiver. will ofier or sale by public auction. on
the premises. on
W.ia..isy. fAs 1,k day ef JiAaary. isSa.
at the hour of n o'clock A. 81.
ALL THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY.
situated IN Towsontown, baltimore county. known
a. the estate of Mary A Shealcy. comprisinga
LARGE TWO STORY BRICK sTOREHorsE.
situa,ei the most eligible business site in Tow.
sont Iwn. anl Publc Scales adjoining Also.
SMALL HOUSE
situated at the junction Of the York Road Turn.
pike and the Dulany's Valley Turnpike. Ai,o.
CoMM0DlOUS AND BEAUTIFUL BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE.
situated at the Junction Of said turnpike. sur
rounded BY luxuriou, shrabbery and having all
eonvenedces for an elegant residence. and
POUR OTHER DWELLING HOUSES.
de,irsbly located. With ample yard. and gardens
attached. Also.
HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS.
located on eonmodious avenues. all Of which are
Ia the hear; o; this place. tho eoss;y seat Of Bal
timore county.
This property Is beautifully located. the bsili.
ing lots being IN the moe; desirable portions osthe
town. There about
TEN UNIMPRovED LOTS.
which will be sOld a. laid down on the plat or in
smaller sections a. may be more iesirable
TERMS OF SALE.-Oue third Cash one. third
in six months and one third in twelve months
with interest aud approved security.
~ for further information inquire at the o.
hee Of JOHN 7. NORRIS. % North Charlie.
street. Baltimore. or CHARLES l.. FENDALL.
smedley Row, Towsontown.
Plats of the property may be seen at the Office
Of liinkley Morris. o. North Charlie. St. Bal.
nmore. fendall Mitchell. smeiley Row. Tow.
.ontosn. Charles u. McClean. Comfy Surveyor.
Masonic Temple aud "Baliin.Sre County Usiss.'
JOHN I. NORRIS.
lS North Charles Street. Baltimore,
CHARLES 4. FENDALL.
Oeice Smeliey Row, Towsontown,
- Receivers.
WILSON a RiSTEAU. Auc,ioneer..
Dee. l9.-is.
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DROPOsALs FOR A BRIDGE.

OFFIcE oF TnE SUPERINTENDENT oF BRIDGEs)
T0E BSiTi=gss cS-sTs,
TowsoSrOwS, Dec, 18TH IsSl.
Sealed proposals will be received by the County
Commissioners Of Baltimore county, until
Tassday, 2sh dag Of DscsAiLsr, lssl,
at ~ o'clock NJ,
For AN IRON BRIDGE OVER GwYNN'S
FALLS. on the road leading from Pikesville 10
Randallstown. Proposals will also be received at
the same time for the masonry and hlling for the
same.
Plans and specifications can be seen at the
County Commissioner Ofliee ON and after Decem-
ber goth, 1851.
The right is reserved TO reject any or all bids
that may be made. and no bid will be entertained
unless accompanied by the signatures Of two re-
sPonsibls securities who will give the required
bond In case Of the award Of the contract.
by order, II. A. NAGLE,
Superintendent Of Bridges for BALTIC. county.
Dec. 2i.-td.
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John arason, Attorney, TowsOn,own.

IN THE MATTER OF THE SALE nv
l. Daniel shamberger, Collector Of State Taxes
for Baltimore county, for the ment oftaxes
Of land assessed 10 "Unknown," 9th district, for
the year A. ID. lsI5-Ia fLs CireWt Court for Bal.
iss-"ss .Sssfy.
Ordered by the Circuit Court for Baltimore eoun.
~ this sth day Of December, A. ID. 1851, that the
sale made and reported by Daniel Shamberger,
Collector Of State Taxes for Baltimore county for
the year A. d. 1877, in the above entitled matter,
Of that portion Of the land assessed 20 "Unknown,"
In the 9th district Of said county, and laid OF and
surveyed under the direction Of said Colector bal
ratified and confirmed, unless cause 10 the contra
~ be shown. or J.fore hs 2fh day Of Deesm-
Der, A. u. 1881; provided . copy Of this order be
inserted in some newspaper printed aud Published
in Towsontown, Baltimore county. once In each Of
three successive weeks before the said 9Th day of
December, A. ID. 1881. The report and exhibi.
show the property was sold for taxes due for the
year A. ID. 1877, TO Walter Scott for the sum Of
eighteen dollars cash.
wM. NJ. ISAAC, Clerk.
True copy-Test:
Dee iO.--3t. wM. NJ. ISAAC, Clerk.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

on R'paiaiios heas.-For thirty long
years We have been satisfactorily clothing you
and your sons. and pubiicly promise to DO all
In our power 10 both deserve and retain your
patronage by honest dealing and genuine low
prices. e. y. Oehm A Son, Hanover and Pratt
streets. Baltimore.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-12-24

gB-The National ReD#biiean says those alleged
Statesmen who think We can get along without
shiPs Of war, but really must have brigadIsr-
general Of marines, got their theory from the bare
footed young man who, In midwintsr, remarked
10 bis father that he could manage to do without
boots, but was suHerin' awful for buzEum PIN"
The Baltimore County union., 1881-12-24

Ss-Ihe Baltimore co@moa .ss..s says "ths
A"e',ea" can scot at Judge YslIott, ye, there 10
probably not single Judge on the Court Of Ap-
peA's bench who will not admit that Judge YslIo,t
y one Of the sbsst constitutional lawyers In the
State. When we have eons,i.ution jade. Y.l.
'''. insists that Il shall be lived up TO- and he has
no hesitation In knocking to piece. acts Of the
Legislature that are even n their
purpose was soods
The Baltimore County union., 1881-12-24

es>on Monday last Mr.. Hawk. Of Illinois, In
,rOduesd In Congress bill to punish BY death an
assault with intent TO kill the President Of the
United States. II insanity Is proven the assail.
ant is TO be confined In an insane asylum Cor life.
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John Grason, Attorney, Tow,on,own.

IN THE MATTER OF THE SALE BIZ
i Ris,eaG Grason, Receivers of County Taxes
for baltimore county, for nOn payment Of taxes u
land assessed to "Unknoun," 9th district, for thu
year A. u. is55-h he ciremf Coar, for BaiI.
county.
Ordered by the Circuit Court for Baltimore eoun
,y this Sih day Of December, A. ID. 1851, that the
sale made and reported by Risteau 4 Grason, Re.
eeivers of County Taxes for Baltimore county, for
the year A. u. 1871, in the above entitled matter
Of that portion Of the land assessed TO "Unkn0Wn,"
in the 9Th district of said county, and laid O and
surveyed by the direction Of said Receiver. be
ratified and confirmed. unless cause TO the contra
~ be shown. Jcfor. ks 24fA day Of D,ces,.
her, 4. u. lssl: provided copy of this order -
inserted IN some tewspaper printed and published
ia TOWsontown, Baltimore county, once In each u
three successive weeks before the said 2tth day Of
December. 4. u. lssl. The report and exhibit.
show ,ha, the property was cold for taxes due for
the year A. u. 1877, 10 Walter Scott for the sum
Of tNesiy Eve dollars cash.
wM. ". ISAAC. Clerk.
True copy-Test;
Dec. iO.-3t. wM. NJ. ISAAC. Clerk.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-12-24

Ihs editor Of the Jo~rnai must no. ge, OK.
cited. We have not applied for an oihes In the
Custom House nor anywhere else. but II We should
DO 80 u Is hardly probable that We shall call upon
aim Tor his Prowsrfai ~ "baeking." when We
need "'aseass" We generally call upon those who