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sALvEsTON-INDIANOLA

SALaV N--INDIANOLSA
MORGAN LINE .. g. NAIL Steamship
RErT7St OLA : The following iron low.prsssure
s-s-eA stssnshps form this Line:
We: aewes......i. z: Harris. An:tin.
- .-.....'.... a knes:.: .''..''-'
Clinton. ID osep m atAgorda,
The Steamship Crescent,
J. W. HAWTHORN, Commander,
VIII sail from foot o. St. Joseph street FRIDAY,
November 20 h. 81 A.
ForfrsiFhs passage apply 10
OHAS. A. WHITNEY CO., Agents.
50 ana "a Camp street
FREIGHT half the adopted the Board
of Underwriters July LIST, 1853
N B-No bills oflading signed aer sailing of the
The Steamship HARLAN will succeed the CRESCENT
and sail SUNDAY November 22d
MESs FOR TEXAS
INSIDE BERwICKs BAY ROUTE
NEW ORLEANS, oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD.
rAsssngsr taxa the Ferry Boat sppos jackson Sqssrn
on SUNDAYS, TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SArUR'
giers Depot as ~ arriving at Brsshesr City u
taking Morgan Line stesmshps Brsshear Galveston
j osephfne.. j. N. LEWIS
TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
MataRorda. J. J. ATKINSON,
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYs.
Tickets 10 be hsd and O'Clock p
LIVERY DAY Sundays excepted at the ONCE of the OPS
lousss Railroad Company, No 50 Canal stres. At lie
Ferry Landing. the morning OF departure
sAM'L 8. sQUIREs, Ticket Agent.
@. W. x. BkyLBY. Supenntsndspt
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vICHsRURG.

Leaves EVERY SATURDAY. a5rE
- FOR VICKsBURa. EATCHKz
feHARsiesnd all intermed4 Ate land ng.-fhe steamer
s3<r.A Ba-. able,
W. O HARRISON Msstsr
W NJ Tompkins Jr. J. Holmes and J. Hinman. Ce Ks vii
leave above making all landings For freight O.
"p' EDITION a CO., SO Common street
n o. DOsOHUE. Tchou pftsuIas strest
GEO. u LORD. 70 Graver street
p S-The Rart Abe having made sneenents with IN.
SECULAR Tuesday Memphis and vicksbBg ersI
viii take freight and give through bills iading for tns
bends Granville sDd Al way landings high up Nernphs
This line viii continue lne entire seson thus making
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LOUISVILLE.

Leaves FRIDAY. 10th inst. asrE
- FOR LOUISVILLE, MEMPHIS
tSss-sssnA and Cai-o-The elegant passenger s:e,mr
T.. w. Strader,
Capt. ALBERT STEIN,
VIII leaves For freight passage apply on board
or ia THOS. EEEFFR. Agent. rs Povdras street
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BAYOU SARA.
NEW ORLEANS. COAST AND BAYOU SABA sysI
WEEKLY PASSENGER PACKER
g. - FOX BAYOU SARA AND COAST
60 LASDINGs-Th. pas-eDgsr packet
Nina sfmues.
W. GREATHoUsE, Master;
A. j. Reid Clerk, assisted by Me.srs a. Landry ana n
Form Will leave New Orleans every MONDAY at5y
and FRIDAY Al 10 -
WIN leave Bayou Sara every TUESDAY and SATURDAY.
EVENING
FOR freight or passage apply board or TO
hELANCOS No. ~ Cont xtrs~x
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-09-15
IRA w. CLARK, AGENT,
Midillebury, W.,

lri in New NoIk at the Company's Of,c, No.
20 Nassau ST., and lay John j. Cisco 4 Son. Bank
cr, NJ. - Wall ST., aud 10y the CumpIny's adj
reriscd agents Throughout the United States.
RI ittlnccs should be made ia drafts or uthor
funds par IN New York. ana the Bonds will bo
''nt free Of charge by return express. Parties
'uhS'iihing through local agents, will loot, To
them t'r their safe delivery.
A pamphlet andmar tor 1868 has just been pub
i'hed by the Company, giving fuller information
than is possible in any advertisement, respecting
lie Progress of the Work, the Resources Of TIN.
Country traveisel by tine Road, the Means Tor
Construction, and the Value of ale Bonds. which.
viii Ice sent tree on application al the Company.
'iiices ur to any Ut the ,vertiscd agents.
JOHN J. CISCO, Treasurer, New York.
August -. 1888 22;3m
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FIRE In BRANDON

-
An flres are terrible just in proportion to their
sstructiveness to life and property. But thanks
y cid Vulcan, thus far here in Brandon we have
been happily exempt from his devastating power,
md consequently am able to maze the gratify-
hs annou noement that at the
BRANDON BOOK STORE
ysr RAIDERS, and others, Mr.. Editor, will find
constantly on hand a large assortment OF School
Toy, Blank and Miscellaneous Books Stationery
Of every description; Home and Foreign Stereos-
souis Views Quarto Bibles, Albums, Games.
Base Balls, Pocket Cutlery, Initial Paper, Sewing
Nashhs Casters, "WEED" SEWING MACHINE,
Isncy Goods, and" but why attempt an enum-
Grafton p Ton will here find everything usually
hept at . frst-class country Bookstore. Tell the
dear people so and, now mind, don't fail 10
speak Of oar gorgeous patterns OF
WALL p A p + r.
Why, We have slots of EN-, and at prices which
il IL believed will compare iavorably with those
VI any others, here or elsewhere. Several thous-
And dollars worth already sold. With the assur'
snce friends, that fully appreciate your past Ia
vers and hope to merit them in the future.
Irenain your obi servt.
Bookseller and Nersdcaler
naAden, Vt. Nav. 1868.
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ANE OUNCE OF GOLD
IA PER CENT SAVED
wv IN Is
l:i USING
u. !. BABBilTN
LABOR SAVING SOAP

Til, Soap j. made from clean and pure muicri-
AZ, contains M adultcration ot any kind, will
not ujurc the most delicate fabric. and Is espec.
iYll, adapted for wonlen,. which will not shrink
alter h'ini; washed with hi. SOAP. Il NAV be
u.cd in hard " aalt water. l. will remove paint.
grease. tar and stains If nil kinds one pound
warranted equal to two pounds Of orlinary family
Dap. Directions sent with cac. hir tor making
ilrce a'lon~ handsome soft soap fan one pound
Of h. Soap. Each har !. wrapped .n circulu
o. ~ aim g q Il direction fer It's printed in En-
'i.h aul German. AK your pto.cr for b. I
Bahbi;j'> Soap and take no Other. Il. 7. Bah.
bit, Nos O. Gj,Gc.6-, u, 20 - anj -, Wnsh
mston /. \. !.
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THE AMERICAN COOK STOVE

ANorHER PATENr SuT-We understand Mcssr-
Shear, Packard 6 Co. have leen compelled to
commence a snit against Hunt 4 Miller OF Hub
son, for infringing the patent ON the Ash Sitter in
the American Cooking Stove, This is the fifth
suit they have been compelled to bring agains,
different parties for infringing the diferents pat
ents on this Stove The four previous suits have
resulted lavorably for S., 7. q Co., and they arr
determined to follow up all cases of infringement
until others cease from appropriating their I'M
proyements. 49, Albany Evening journal, July
goth, 1868.
All persons are cautioned against selling or
using Stoves with Shaking Ash Sitter in The
hearth, under the CRATE, As this Improvement T.
fully secured to us by five different Patents and
all persons selling or using Stoves with This i'm
provement, will be liable to prosecution for In
iringement us we have granted no licenses T.
other parties TO make or sell this Improvement,
and all iniringements will he promptly prosecuted
SHEAR, PACKARD & Co.
Albany, n. Y.
For sale bV NJ. II. WEIGH. 5l9n
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TOR SALE,

The subscriber proposes TO sell his farm Of IA
acres. situated within and Immediately outside
the,imits Of the Village ofhiddloburyo OF the road
leading to Bridport.
a variety of soil seldom obtained within SO sma
an area renders this one of the most desirable
farms in the vicinity Of Mddlebrry.
On the premises is splendid young orchard o.
some 75 apple trees just coming in to bearing with
strawberries, grapes, &c., in abundance, Tor lam
lily use.
The convenience Of location--a short haii-miie
from the College and Graded School will TIC
readily appreciated by those having family to
educate.
should give immediate possession and a great
bargain TO sny one Wishing TO purchase the en-
tire property, farm, stock, tools, crops, &C., 81
would sell tho farm separately. .,,,,,,,,
2f }. II. AiNSNOhlH.
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n MILES
PACIFIC
X A IL X o A ID.
u N / o N

Are now finished and in operation. Al,bouob ,bi.
road Is bn It with great rapidty. the work L thor
nughly done, and is pronounced by Tie IJfi,aJ
States Commissioners TO be- irst.closs in ever
respect, before it is accepted and before ann
bonds can be issued upon IL,
Rapidity and excellence Of construction hive
been secured by complete division Of labor. and
by distributing the twenty thousand men euplov-
ed along the line for long distances at once n
Is now probable that the ~
WHOLE LINE TO THE PACIFIC WILL RE
COMPLETED IN 1869.
- The Company have ample means of which tbe
Government grants the right Of way. and ali ni'
cessary TIMBER and other materials found aion,,
the line OF its operation also ~ 800 acres ot ions
TO the mile, taken in alternate sections ON naoh
nde Of Its road: also United States Tbrt, .voar
Bonds amounting to from SIG, 900 to sj8 ODD nar
mile, according to the difficulties to be surmoupt.
20 on The various sections to be built. for which
II takes second mortgage as security. and II il
expected that not only the interest but the prin-
clpal amount may be paip in services rendered nv
Tue company in transporting troops, mails. &c
- Inc earnings OF the UNION PACIFIC Rail
kOAD, IRON its way or local business only. dutlrg
the year ending june S0th, 1868, amounted to
over % = - ~ "
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FOR SALE

A farm Of about three hundred acres consisting
Of arabic land, meadows, pastures, good wood
land, well tmbered, all OF the best quality Of soil
There are two good dwelling houses and plenty
of barns and other outbuildings, two COED apple
orchards and plenty Of the small fruits. II is well
fenced, mostly with good cedar rails. The farm
is readily accessible to cheese factory This farm
will be sold, and at reasonable price. Whoever
wants such place and fails to come and see II,
will lose an opportunity not often presented. For
further particulars call on A. w. PERRY
Shoreham, VT, Aug. 20 1865. aprl'60
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nor SIZE.
THE STOCK HORSE,

Il NUM- II NMENINNi :.
will not be able make his circuit advertised,
but will remain at the "Union Stables" In Mid
dlebury. for the accommodation Of those who wish
to patfonize him. ADAMS & CO., Proprietors.
Middlebury, VT, May 20, 1868. sti
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~ All persons indebted to me are requested
to call and settle. Accounts from six months to
a wear or more old, must receive immediate atten-
tion, or it will be necessary for US to employ
agencies which VIC do not wish to use, in order to
secure our rights.
T.. Il. CLAY.
Middlebury, VI, August II, 1867. 2lt
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-09-15

le Union Pacific Boz -pn thirfy wear, sra
a ~ Sl,VVo each r. ~ ons alta, he'd -
They bear arnu. t... p.,atle on tba H. :,
days Of January au4 July at the Companv's Off e
IN me CITY OF New York, at the rate Of six per
cent IN gold The principal is PAYABLE in gold at
maturity The price is lO2, and at the present
80 OF gold, they pay liberal income on =
important consideration In determiu,,
h' '' 'e Of these bonds is the length of time the
''N tun.
"el known that u lout l,olid always COT
amuth higher price Tia. a short one.
Ale 10 as une hai during the next thirty
rare u Lee Caited States wiz
-"ne a. le, and We Ia g,
'S'' .i-. - .. 'r cent rurrri.:
..e- Ue leld a. .. .,,,utu
D., government, WI ia io0., were he. 1, hi
'rom20 t. ~ -"r q above par = K
si' demand .. uce this resi-
. 'ir Ia % iuratioD, they d, ,t
yond the reach ,ctnn.
Ia. Cumpin, ~ ant "a. il Bonds, Mt the
pi"'eI'' ra'" heapest security in the mar
r. aud The 49,. ~ advance the price at any
time is reeerved. Subscriptions will be received by
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WHOLE LINE TO THE PACIFIC WILL RE
COMPLETED IN 1869
FOUR MILLION DOLLARS.

WINCH after paying all expenses was much moro
11u S'hcieht 10 pay the interest upon its Bonds.
through traffic that must follow the opening of
that - '' Pi0'e
FIHST NORTGAGF BONDS
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MrAHl, September 10, 1867.
EAr An,rica4 Coal'n. Stove has ju.t been
awatlci Two first premiums, orc tor coal aad one
for wc"i, at oar County Fair and the following
Telegram IA, just been received from 90, S,str
Fair at New jersey:
FAIR GRorNns, TnLNroy, N.J, Sep. 10, %
To Slear Packard g. g., ABmy, y. r.:
The American cooking stove was awarded two
first premiums ovcl al others, at our Fair TODAY
"Hurrah ISAAC DuNN & Sons
Thus it will he seen that the superiority of the
American is so marked and decided that whom
vcer and wherever it is put on cxltibitiu. and
comes under the exam iuatiou Of practical and
scientific men, It sweeps Tho board and takes an
the premiums.
These Stoves are for sale ~
NJ. II. WEIGH.
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THIS COLLAR
TYRE! FIRE ! FIRE

L
The Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Of Montpelier VI, having now been in successful
operation seventeen years without ANY ASSESS
MESrs, is prepared 10 insure dwelling houses,
barns, sheds, aud oatbuildings and personal prop
crty in like buildings from Ii 70 20 per cent
cheaper than any other com any in tie state
No. Of Policies in force APP.
amount Of property insured, =lHs39 w "
premium NOTE, il force, ,l9,u?2 u
Net cash surplus, 57."l5 60
Having taken the agency iur ths Company in
the towus Of Brandon and Sudbury, in Rutland
County, aud all Of the towns IN Addison County,
but Ferrisburgh, Monhi0n and Lincoln, pToroso
To devote my whole time and attention to .he
business ol insuring for said company, ana hope
to be able to meet the wants Of the public IN this
department much better than i'll made il n secOn-
Diary business. Any person residing in the above
county desiring to be insured anew, or change
their old Policies, by giving me dav or two's
notice, by letter, will be attended to without de-
Law, and at AZ cheap rate as if | lived in their
own town.
GEORGE n. Dixie Agent.
Bristol, VI October % 1866. bly,
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NARD.

v
We take this method Of returning our thanks t.
our many patrons and friends In Addison County
for their long continued custom and confidence
and would say that We have made extensive pre-
parations for the business Of 1868. Our stoc. is
at all times full and complete in all departments.
As our first motto was ONE PRICE, we still
strictly adhere te 1t, and we leave It to the people
to say II that price has not always been LOW.
ROSS & PITTS.
Brandon Mart, May 20, 1868.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-09-15

MOTH PATCHES, FRECKLES,
Nj &TAN. The only reliable remedy for
those brown discolorations the face is Perry
Meth and Freckle Lotion Prepared only by
Da B. c, PERRY, 40 Bond St., New York
CT Ss,d everywhere. o2;6m
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-09-15

IL esnsdently recommended 10 the public as a
cure tbf Liver Complaint Jaundice, Biousness,
Dyspepsia, Costly oness, Piles, Colds and Fever,
headache, Dizziness, Eruptions on the Skin, HUI
noss Of the Blood Loss OF Appetite, Weakness,
Debility, and all Complaints caused by Impure
bleed. Imperfect or Distracted Circulation, or a
Depanged and Diseased Condition Of the Stomach,
Avos, Kidneys and Bowels.
INVALID, don't give up In despair, without
trying DR.. Warren's Bilious Bitters. The very
krst dose win co nvnce you that you have at last
bund the right medicine Price 80 cts and II.
JoHs A. PARRY. Chemist, Boston, Proprietor
NJ. Is. BURR 4 CO., 20 fremont Street, Boston,
General Agents. For sale by all dealers in med
sises. 2;Gm
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COFFU : AND CASKETS.

Agent foi Shuler's air-tight
METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
81 The best Hearse in the State furnished II de
12.u
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NARNISiIFS & TURPENTINE.--
Coach Varnish, Furniture Vamish, Japan
Drying Varnlsh, White Demar Yarnish, Picture
Varpish, al OF the best quality at RUSSELS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-17

DOB FoULK INFORMS MS FRIENDS
- that he has Just; opened g. nav Saloon %
aboyt, and will keep on hand DIRT srst;rats BRAN.
DIES, ths best. OLD SBouHbOS WHISKY,
Ee inyitsS hiI o!S fffsnd, who mAy lS!sit Day.
ton to give hims eaN aud 10 wnl mako thsm 1t
'9Rs; 9SRSs;sa.s.,.ssSps ~s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-17

Careful investigation and unbiased Judgment
win conclusively show that this old COMPANY
oners advantages that cannot be equaled by any
other Company doing business on this coasi.
No stockholders In this Company.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-17

c,AnTEs DE svIsITE. ALL STYLES; AN;
$1,000 Mclaineotypes, Pesrltypss, and
Il, otSer G5erIGd fGipd, taken in lie an;
- n B-Picturos Of I'll kinda copied Aso,
,bs .,cS and docosSed taken Of thsir resldence,
i dssiIsd- Cold Loeksn and Pima 9l lRRidS at nnaA
lssA 1lu, Ausut.b noa ssI7s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-17

Anne and eommodious Hall 10 attached TO the
house, which oner for rent for Parties, Con-
oarfa IActures etc
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-17
NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL
LlFEINSURANCE COMPANY
OF BOSTON.

THE OLDEST PURELY MUTUAL LIFE N.
i suranee Company In the United states; nv ~,
idends declared and paid annually. FIRST D1VI.
DEND AVAILABLE AT THE PAYMENT OF
THE SECOND ANNUAL PREMIUM. Al
policies remain In force 90 long as there may DC
any surrender value. Thus party insurinS al
the age Of IS on Life plan, premiums all cash.
years. days
1 annual premium continues pol!cy..a
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-02-15


4 SAT u meeting Of the Republican State
~ Central Committee OF Maryland, held ON
January 2lst, 1865, the following resolutions
were adopted
Resolved, That State Convention Of the Re
publican party 10 hereby called 10 meet In the
city Of Baltimore at noon on the ga dav Of NarcE.
ls6s. y --~'''''
Resoiresi, That the Republican Union voters
Of the State Of Maryland are requested 10 meet
At their usual places Of meeting on o.. before
Saturday, February 29tk, 1868, for the purnnsc
OF electing delegates Ia represent each Of the
various counties aud the city Of Baltimore In
the State Convention called 10 meet in Balti
more city, March 9Th, 1858.
Resolved, That each county aud the city of
Baltimore is hereby directed 10 send 70 said
Convention the same number Of delegates as
said county and city are entitled TO in the Gen.
eral Assembly Of this State.
Resoired, That the said Convention, ia accor.
dance with the call of the Committee Of the Re.
publican National Convention, Is hereby re.
quested 30 elect four delegates 10 represent the
State at large, and two delegates from each Of
the i've Congressional districts Of the State Of
Maryland in the National Republican Conven.
ton called Ia meet at Chicago. Iay the goth.
1865, 70 nominate candidates for President mi
Vice President Of the United States.
Resoircd. That the said Convention is further
requested 10 nominate an electoral ticket for
this state, pledged 10 support the nominees Of
the Republican ticket for President and Vice
PRESIDENT, to be voted for at the approaching
Presidential election.
immediate action 10 carry out the above reso.
lutions. CHARLES G. PTJITON
JonS M'GAaR'eLE, sec'y. Chairman.
Feb. It'd.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-02-15

BALriNoEE COUNTY ScHooLs.-The Board Of
School Commissioners Of Baltimore county held
quarterly meeting At the County Building,
baltimore, on Wednesday and Thursday OF las,
week, the President, n. c. Medium, Esq, ia the
Chair. The number Of schools reported in oper.
altos during the session ending January 3lst
was lo4, employing la teachers and numbering
5,Gia Pspils. The entire amount Of salaries paid
the teachers for the term, embracing ten weeks,
was Sl4,573.43. The salaries OF the principals
range from $500 to 5000 per Annuui, the latter
being the highest amour, paid any public school
teacher 10 the county. The assistants, salaries
range from $500 to $3.50 per auuum. An order
was passed by the Board authorizing the purchase
OF a Methodist Episcopal Church building, situa,-
Ell on the Philadelphia road, near the iirs, toll
gate for school purposes, a, price not to exceed
$3.50. VI the iO4 schools houses 10 the coauiy,
10 belong to the county, and the remaining a
ARE the property Of private individuals aud cor
poraiions. Nearly all the houses belonging to
the county have been built since 1852 and arc
furnished with Sopers pattern desks, decided
improvement over the old slab seats, which form
ery constituted the furniture OF the School houses
10 the county.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-02-15

SERiors AcciDExr MIR. Burlington Carlisle, a
prominent citizen Of Green Spring Valley, In thu
county, was very seriously injured, q, his resi-
deace, on Monday last. {, appears that Mr.. Car
Isle had on bis place u circular saw, run by
horsepower which he was using insawing wood.
On Saturday last, = negro man who had been
Superiu,snding the saving cut his hand 90 bad.
" IS TO be unable To work, and on Monday
morning Mr. Carlisle took his place. lie was
standing near the saw, when Il broke 10 pieces,
on account, !, 10 supposed, Of the frost, aud one
Of The fragments struck M. Carlisle In the face
aud upon the LEI, side Of The bead, cutting hor-
ribe cash and totally destroying The LEI, eye
DR.. Allan =. Smith, Of Baltimore, was immsdi.
A,ely summoned 10 attend him, who. 10 eosjane-
,ioa with DR.. NaylOr aud several oihsr eousy
physicians. made an examination Of the wousd
and found that the hrAina were ooxing lhersffom.
lie was still alive at last aocounta bot his attend
Ing physicians entertain but little hope Of bis
recovery.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-02-15

TINS BALSIHORE AND IIALL's sPnras PAwxsoEn
RAILWAY CoxPASS .-Ths commissioners, Mssss.
Archibald Stirling. Johns Hopkins, n. L. whit
ridge, y. Wyatt Blanchard aud J. Morisoa Har-
rio. have opened books Of subscription TO the
stock Of the above company. 81 NJ. Harris oaiee,
Baltimore. The company has arranged With the
Hartford Turnpike Company TO lay their road os
the pike, aud the cars will run to Halls Springs
on the IIarfoId road aud cross 10 The Bslalr road
on the line Of,he Herring rus, and along tina,
road return TO the city. The purpose s to run
ears In and GU, upon both lines. al such inter
walls ~ will accommodate The travel
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-02-15

q. A. R.-A Post Of the Grand Army Of the
Republic has been organized In this town, and,
we are glad ,Oknow, with fair promise Of great
suecsss. On Friday evening Of last week. Major
General \. ". Dennison, commander Of the De-
par,mrni Of Maryland, accompanied by Gen.
Bowcrman, Gen. Richardson, Col. Adreon, Col.
Taylor, Capt. Carl, Capt. johnson, Ia. Richard.
sou aud 1t. c. n. white, came ou, and organ
lied the Post. Alta meeting Of the Post held on
Saturday evening the following gentlemen were
elected officers Commemorative. y. George;
Senior Vice Commander-Richard q. Dunphy A.;
Junior Vice Commander -Chas. T. Hoffman !:
AdjutAni-c. Ridgely Ware Quar,ermas,er--
Samuel n. White.
This Association Is composed Of men who are
in the army or navy, or who have been honora-
bly, discharged therefrom. lis objects are the
preservation Of those kind aud fraiernal feelings
which have bound together those who have stood
together in many battles, sieges and marches; TO
make these ties available in works Of kindEes 10
each other TO render assistance TO MANNED sol.
diers aud sailors aud TO the orphans and widows
q deceaad soldiers and sailors and for the main
ienanc- OF the Union Of the United States against
all attempts TO sunder Il.