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Oar Military.

The doctrine that "well regulated militia
is the proper and natural defence of free
government" is good, orthodox American
doctrine, as old at least as our government,
and one that has always been incorporated
in our Maryland Bill of rights, and prob
ably in that of every other State in the Union.
At the same time, however, it is universally
admitted that we have never had in this
State "a well regulated militia'-theory and
legislative action Notwithstanding
Latterly, however, there has been stronger
effort to put our citizen soldiery on more
efficient footing, and under our present militia
law, we have organized all over the State,
and more particularly in Baltimore city,
ompanics and regiments which are quite
soldierly in drill and discipline. We have in
this county, already, two cavalry companies,
fully organized, armed and equipped, and we
hope yet to see in Hartford military organ
ization which will be credtable to our coun-
ty and State.
We have heretofore noticed an effort which
has been made to raise an infantry company
in this town and are pleased to learn that the
effort is likely to be quite successful. This
company has now organized by selecting the
following officers:
Captain-Herman Stump, Jr
LIST. Lieutenant-S. d. Rosan.
I'd Lieutenant-Joshua Rutledge.
Sergeants-Thomas H. Hendon, Thomas
II. McGaw, Robt. Sellers, VIM. Pinkney
Hamilton and w. ID. Harryman.
Corporals-Wm. Jordan, William Poole,
Charles Batcman, John Colder, Chas. W..
Treadwell, Albert II. Paca and John Wann
Musicians-John Wyble and Lewis Bonn.
Secretary and Treasurer--Dr. E. Hall
Richardson.
Surgeon--W B. Munnkhuysen.
We learn that the company has On its roll
flfty-six names, and from the character of of
ficers, commissioned and non commissioned,
we'expect to see first-rate company. Most
of the above names are well known in this
community and need no commentator from
us. Several of the officers have had good
deal of experience in military affairs and
Lieutenant Rosan in particular, by an edu-
cation at military institution and active SER
vice during the war, is thoroughly qualified
to drill and discipline the company We are
told that arms and uniforms for the COM
pany arc expected I'M short time, and now is
the time lor al! tl.c young men in the Neigh
borhood who desire to unite with good
company, and one likely to be both well
drilled and disciplined to come in and helE
them along.
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Periodicals for June.

GoDEYs Lays BOOK. Published by L. A. Cooley Phila.
Terms $500 or annum.
This periodical continues to hold high place in tho
estimation of the ladies' Its fasbionplatos patterns,
literature, &C., are not eXcced by any periodical in the
country.
U. S. MUSICAL REVIEW Published ly j. ]. Peters, New
York. Terms 81 90 per apnum.
The juno No. Of this work contains variety of in
tercstng musical reading together with several popular
songs. piano pieces, &C.
PETERS PARLoR COMPANION and PETERS MONTHLY GLEE
HIVE. New York: J. L.. Peters, publisher.
The first Of these publications consists Of music for
the flute, violin and piano. The second consists Of sacre
aud secular glees THO, quartets, opera choruses etc.
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M A R r | E d

At the residence of the brides father,
Frederick, Nd, by the Rev, Osborn Ingle,
JOHN L. YELLOTT of Baltimore county,
to MARY ", daughter of Edward Trail,
Esq
On the 4th instant, at Spesutia Church,
Perrymansville by the Rev. S. w. Cramp-
ton, rector, II. T. MARTIN, of Baltimore, to
S. LIZZIE, daughter of DR.. S. II. Birckhead,
Of Hartford county, Md.
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A Coon REMEDY AGAINST INsEcTs.-We found II next
10 impossible last year. says the Germantown Telegraph
to protect the young cueloupe vines against the per-
siStcnt attacks of the black gnat and the striped bug
Even young adishes which had always found before
IL sure protection, had little no effect Eventually
soapsu1 applied which seemed to do the business
both in driving them away and in keeping them away
II should be applied several limos, and always after
rain has washed of the effects u the previous spriGl
ling Whale oil soap is the best for this purpose, using
about pound 80 fur gallons OF water This soap
can lie obtained ut the agricultural stores generally
wei ~ at some of the drug and grocery stores.
We that other remedies are suggested, and am0ag
them ouc IN English Journal that the cldgr
bush scattered among the vines will keep OF all bugs
usually inc>tins them. But do not believe it We
have often tried similar appliances and found them all to
be worthless Try the whale oil soapsuds and if this
substance cannot be obtained, the soap in
larger proportion.
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THE CmcUIT CoURT-On Wednesday of
last week, the Petit Jury, which Asd been
summoned to attend the May term of this
Court, was discharged. The Clerk was then
ordered to adjourn the Court from day to
day, till Tuesday, 9th inst, for the hearing of
equity cases, motions, sc, not requiring the
attendace Of jury. On Tuesday, owing to
the serious indisposition of Judge Bateman,
a further adjournment of one week was or
dcred.
Judge Bateman is still confined to his room
and suffering severely from an attack of ncu-
ralgia in the face
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Elea.n OF HI z,.irson.

A letter from Fort Lyon, colorado, announces, the
death Of Christopher Carson, Ice ter known thiouShou!
the United States ski Carson lie died ON the 23d
of May from the effect of the rupture of an artery in his
neck. The deceased born in Madison county, Ken
lucky the 9th Of Dcen,bcr lthJ, and was conse-
qncnty, IN HIS ninth year. ten quite child his
parents emigraed t. Missouri whe'e he WITS reared
After attani his fifteenth year, he Hppren'iccd to
II sader but disIiEing the trale, and being of VIII,
rowing disposition he lett his muster two Yea aler and
started hunting expedition For eight Years lie
pursued the afdOus and dangerous ola trGprcr
when lie was appointed hanter to Bent fort IN which
capacity he continued for eight years lrnrer Return
ing Missouri at the end OF this ti'ae for the purpose OF
see ng his family, he met General Fremont, aud prump
ly accepted offer 20 join his exploring expedition
His reputation mountain trapper and guide, hal ny
this time become EXTENDED, his name being connected
with many dnrng feats In lS41 he l'cuenaut in
the Unilc States army aud attached 10 the rifle crops,
aud during the reh Hon lie promoted From rank TO
rank uut he reached that Of breyct brigadcr general
As an indian fighter be perhaps nuequnlcd A
splendid shot he il said never to have filled TO kill n
redskm that he fred at, and the number that fell be-
meath his aim must have Ieen numerous. During the
rebellion lie served praciely IL New Mexico. where he
distinguished h!nsuf hy ls umtif'ng prosecution OF
hosttics Nh his savage 'ocs, tier at war with the
government,
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MILITARY "A cavalry company was or
gained at Clermont Mills, in this county, on
the 10th of May last, with the following Off
GERS Captain, Ignatius McAtee, Jr.; LIST
Lieutenant, Howard Bateman I'd Lieuten-
ant, Thos. Nelson Orderly Sergeant, Jno
Larkin.,
Companies A and B of the sth Cavalry
Battalion, NJ N. G., will assemble at Perry
Evansville, tomorrow, we understand, for the
purpose of drill and inspection. These
are both fine companies, and are rapidly be
coming proficient in the drill. Company A,
which was organized at Perrymansville, is
commanded by Captain B. ii. Keene, and
Co. B, the Bel Air Company, by Captain Ohio
q Lee
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Appeals from Justices of the Peace.

3 so. Any party aggrieved thereby may
appeal from any Judgment ola Justice of the
Peace to the Circuit Court for the county or
the Baltimore city Court of Baltimore, at any
time within sixty days from the rendition of
such Judgment, and the Court to which such
appeal is taken shall hear the case dc novo,
and determine the same according to law,
and the equity and right Of the matter and
this section shall be construed to include
all actions Of debts for the collection of fines
penalties and forfeitures imposed by any law
of this State, and which are made recovera
bic before Justice of the Peace in which
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LEcTURE.-On "Wednesday evening of
last week, Rev. Mr.. Shermer, Of this place.
delivered lecture in the M. p. Church, at
Abingdon, on the following uncommon and
interesting subject; Mind your own bust
ness" The lecturer, we understand, handled
the subject with characteristic ability, TWAS
delivered before a tolerably large audience,
giving much satisfaction.
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Friday, June 18th, 1868.
BEL AIR, MD:

CO -The Egis" has extended circulation among
the intelligent farmers and business Of Hartford that
any other paper inihe county. No "Leck Bosl ita or
other obscene Lottery adj, usements will appear
In columns at any price. large number OF our
subscribers pay for their PAPER in advance, and
quently are Just the class advertisers desire reach
The attention Of respectable legitimate advertisers
is directed to the above facts
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Our thanks are due
to the Hon. Reyerdy johnson, of the u. 8.
Senate, for copy of the Report of the Di-
rector of Statistics on the Commerce and
Navigation Of the United States.
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gKMat BV'e m,ay Expect.

Tic N. Y Herald Is showing what the country has to
expect in the event of c election of Grant aud Col
fax
"Military despotsm. supported by immense taxation,
and ruling the win OF ogarchy Of arrogant poll
ticans in Congress is what the Republicans have abored
for in the past Within this simple and comprehensive
programme lie all their principles all their political
ideas and for this programme they will labor more
Theoretically and with resoue persstency In the
future They will extend the sphere of Its operations
also Grant accepts their programme fully unreseryed
y savshly and deliberately promises, beforehand, that
he will oppose obstruction to it, that policy" of
his shall stand in the way of the prearanged policy Of
the men who pull the wires of his political existence
Ii such party succeeds in electing such President the
country can judge what must be the result. What is
tho conduct Of the impeachment managers in their pres
ont investigation but foretasto of what would follow
with such men In powerl Here we have all the perso
nal rights of the citizen invaded ut Without any
process of law whaevera is deprived Of his liberty,
and thrust into a cell at the mere bidding of political
ully The secrecy of the telegraph and posioice Is
violated as no would dare to violate in despotic
France Men who do such things merely because they
have the power will know limit but that oftheir pow
or In enforcing their will"
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AN ACT
[CnAPTER. 404l

To repeal section sixteen, or Article eleven.
of the Code Of Public General Laws emit,
tied Attorneys at Law, and Attorneys in
fact, and to re-enact the same with amend.
ments.
SEC. |. Be it enacted by the General Assembly
of Maryland, That section sixteen of Article
eleven, of the Code of Public General Laws,
be and the same is hereby repealed and re,
enacted to read as follows;
Sec. 16. No Register of Wills or Clerk of
any Court, shall practice as attorney at law
in any of the Courts of this State nor shall
any deputy Register of Wills, or any dep
uty Clerk of any Court, practice as attorney
at law in any Court of this State, of which
he is an officer, or to which he may be at
tached as a deputy or assistant officer.
SEC O. And be it enacted That this Act shall
take effect from the date ofits passage.
Approved March 80, 1868.
THOMAS SWAMI,
jel2-lt Governor.
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right of appeal may not be given by the law
imposing the same.
&c. And he it enaccd, Tat his Act shall
t,he effect IRON the dateol its passage
Approved March 80, 1868.
THOMAS SWAMI,
jel2-lt Governor.
GCmAPrER. 404
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ATTENTION FARIERs.-H any of you5are
in need of reaper and mower, goodAsteel-
tooth horse rake, or hay ELEVATOR, you had
better call on our friend Robert t. BOVINE,
Esq, Bel Air, as he has just received stock
of the above named implements. He sells
them low and guarantees satisfaction.
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[CHApTER $751;
AN ACT

TO repeal section fifty, Article five, of the
Code of Public General Laws, title Appeals
subtitle Appeals from Justices ofthe Peace,
and to re-enact the same with amendments
Section 1. Be it.enacted by the General As
sembly of Maryland, That section fifty, Arti-
Gle five, OF the Code of Public General Laws
title Appeals, subtitle Appeals from Justices
of the Peace, be repealed and reacted so as
to Ycad as follows
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[CHApTER 3l7.]
AN ACT

ltHAPTER 3lI'
AN ACT
To continue in force an Act entitled an Act
to regulate and make uniform the fees of
Constables, passed January session, eigh-
teen hundred and sixty-fye, chapter sixty
seven.
Section 1. Be it enacted by the General AS
sembly of Maryland, That the Act of January
session. eighteen hundred and sixty-five, chap
ter sixty-seven, entitled an Act to regulate
and make uniform the fees of constables, and
which will expire on the first day of April,
eighteen hundred and sixty-nine, be and the
same is hereby continued in force until the
first day of April, eighteen hundred and sew
enty.
SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That this Act shall
take effect from the date Of its passage.
Approved March 30, 1868.
THOMAS SWAMI,
Governor.
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go The tllismen Of fashion; The avorite of beauty
"Barrett's Vegetable Hair Restorative" 1t is a sure
preventive to badness and premature gray hair, and nc
lady gentleman shonld be without it-T Joseph Her
all,
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%. "Do not your inrss give their verdict" in favor
of "Rarrett's Vegetable Hair Resuraivc" 1t is the
universal verdict of mankind that it is the pest in the
market lei all who are becoming prematurey old-look
ing and bald begin ut the of this failing
article Portland transcript
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Do.
AN ACT

AN AOI
To repeal sections 76 and II, Article 35, title
Elections, of the Code of Public General
Laws, and to enact a section in lieu thereof,
regulating the time of the election of Rep
resentatives in Congress of this State.
Section /. Be it enacted by the General As
sembly of Maryland, That sections rs and n,
of the Code of Public General Laws of Mary
land, be and the same arc hereby repealed,
and the. following section enacted in lieu
thereof
S76. Elections of Representatives OF this
State, in the Congress of the United States,
shall be held on the Tuesday next after the
first Monday in November every two years,
commencing in the year eighteen hundred
and sixty-eight, and taking place every Sec
ond year thereafter.
Approved March 80, 1868.
THOMAS SWAMI,
iel2 Governor.
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LAWS---GENERAL,
PASSED BY THE
General Assembly of MARYLAND,
At the January Session. 1868.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
[CuArrER 37l.1
AN ACT

To provide for the annual levy of State Taxes
on the real and personal property OF this
State under the assessment of eighteen hun
dred and siXty-six.
Section l. Be it enacted by the General AS
sembly of Maryland, That the County Com
missioners of the several counties of this State
and the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore
city, be and they are hereby directed to levy
an annual tax Of nineteen cents on each hun
bred dollars the asscssable property of this
State, to be based upon the assessment of
eighteen hundred and siXty.siX, to be collect
cd in the manner prescribed by the Code of
Public General Laws, and to be apportioned
as provided in the next section.
Sec g. And be it enacted as aforesaid, That
an annual tax of three cents on each one hun
dred dollars of the assessable property shall
be levied for the use of the State, in aid of
the other sources of revenue for the support
of Government; an annual tax of five and
one-half cents on each one hundred dollars
to meet the interest and to create a sinking
fund for the redemption of the defence or
bounty loan; an annual tax of ten cents on
each one hundred dollars, to aid in the sup
port of free public schools, to be distributed
among the counties and the city of Baltimore,
as provided in the Act establishing Public
Schools and tax of one-half of one cent on
each one hundred dollars to meet the interest
and to create sinking fund for the REDEEM
ton of the bonds of the Southern Relief
Loan.
SEC. 8. And be it enacted, That this Act shall
take effect from the date of its passage.
Approved March 80, 1868:
Governor
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NO Tweuty.three Young men ordained priests In
The Catholic Church by Bishop Mcfarland, at Troy, New
York. ON Sunday and nearly one hundred others were
admitted to deaconship ndmnor orders.
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To Contractors.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received until
y noon of FRIDAY, June &c, 1868, for the
Materials and Workmanship of bricl; School
House and Town Hall in Havre de Grace, Nd
Size of building about AZ by IS feet-three
stories high
Plans and specifications can be s. en- on app-
cation to j. Thompson! Freze, at Lyon & Co.'S
Store, Havre de Grace
CHARLES B. HITCHCOCK
jel2 Treasurer of Corporation.
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THE BALTIMORE SUN.

Published Daily Except sunday)
A Journal National, Independent and Conservative
Unsurpassed in Editorial Ability.
NEWS ENTERPRISE.
The versatility and spirit of Its contents.
AND DEVOTION TO THE INTERESTS OF
THE WHOLE COUNTRY.
Cheapest and most seviceable Daily Newspaper extant
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
by mail Sc for twelve monhs 50 for six months; $3.50
for three months.
The SUN has an immense and wide extended circua-
ton, and as an
ADVERTISING MEDIUM
It's value is, of course, commensurate Herewith.
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The man recovered from the bite,
The dog it was that died !

Andy johnson i'll the White House. 1t is not very
clear where Stanton is, but probably in his law Office
ready Tor private jobs before the courts and bueaux.
Butler not he of the gold and guano deposits but the
author oil IIuiibTas, speaks Of
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REMovAL.-The Post Office, in this place,
has been removed to the house adjoining r.
E Bouldin's store
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

Reported and corrected weekly by MAYYADIER & TY
DINGs Commission Merchants, Edgcwood, Hartford
County, MARYLAND.
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Q signor Bliiz is about retire private ic after
fifty years professional experience as ycntroquist,
magician and trainer Of birds.
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To Correspondents.

All communications for publication must be accom-
pancd with the real name ofthe author attention
will be paid TO hen The real name of the author viii
not be published unless desired hut consent
to insert communications unless know the writer.
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RS- ]. d. ROBINSON, Office of the Rural Gentleman,
No. North Eutaw street, IL our authorized agent for
Baltimore.
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Department Of Labor and Agriculture Of
thestate OF Maryland.
OFFICE Nor31 South CALVERT STREET ! Z

. OFFICE No.,31 SOUTH CALVERT STREET. I
BALTIMORE May 18th, 1865
The citizens of Maryland are hereby informed that this
Department is prepared to execute the duties
Joined by the Constitution and law of the last General
Assembly. Persons wishing to employ abOrers arti
of any descriptions who may desire to rent sell
land requested to communicate with this Office Ev
of all applicants If farm laborers wanted the
ployers should make arrangements either with this office
with other correspondents in this city for their trans
portation to their homes
1t is also the duty of this Department to supervise the
inspections of agricultural products and fertilizers, to
take charge of the public buildings and to inquire into
the undeveoped of wealth of the State espe
cially of those within the Chesapeake Bay.
Correspondence is invited with the citizens of the State
who may be interested in any branch of public affairs
with which this office is connected.
VIM. s. MCPHERSON,
niyl5-lm Superintendent
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MEDICAL ILLUMINATION.

Four Magnifcently illustrated Medical Books, con-
tanning important Physiological Information, for Men
and Women sont free receipt of % cts by addressing
Dr.. JOHN YANDERPOOL. No. 30 Clinton Place, N. Y.
City.
TRAWFORDS Stump and Rock Extractor and Ecya-
~ tor perfected Send for circular. A. Crawford, War
ren, Maine.
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WANTED AGENTS. & 3,

month"; everywhere male and female, introduce the
Genuine Improved Common Sense Family Sewing Ma.
chino. This machine will stitch hem fell, tuck, quilt,
cord bind braid and embroider in most superior man
ncr. Price only $1S Fully warranted for five years.
We will pay $1,000 for any machine that will sew a
stronger more beautiful elastic than ours,
1t makes the ''Eastfc Lock Stitch" Every second stitch
DO cut and still tho cloth cannot be pulled apart
without tearing it, We pay Agents from SIS TO 500
per month and expenses, or commission from which
twice that amount can be made. Address SECOMB d
CO., Pittsburgh, Pa, or Boston, Mass.
CAUTI0N.-Do not be imposed upon by other parties
paming off worthless cast-ron machines, under the
name otherwise. Ours is the only genuine and
really practical cheap machine manufactured.
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NIRCUBAR SAW-.The best now 10 Use for
" saving cord wood. Price $500. Call
at my office and examine IT,.
ROBERT 7. BOVINE,
Dealer in Lumber and Fertilizers,
apl0 Bel Air, Nd
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TEACHERS INSTITUTE

will commence in Bel Air on MONDAY, July
9Th, at 10 A. NJ. All Teachers must attend, I'M
less previously excused by examiner.
jel2 7. S. @. SMITH.
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To Teachers

THE Board of School Commissioners will
Il meet in Bel Air, on THURSDAY, July I'd.
All accounts must be sent in and audited by the
Bonrd otherwise they will not be paid.
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CRANES PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.

Doz AIsUII STKEET, PHILAUELPIIA'
PHOTOGRAPHS from Carte de viste to Life size
l. Plain, in Color or India Ink. Also, the now 1mperi-
al Carte size and Photo Miniatures, Frames of various
patterns, &C., &c.
Work done with promptness satisfaction given prices
moderate. aul6-ly
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GHINGLES.-We have at the Bush Mill 100000 prime
- HEART CYPRESS SHINGLES, which we will sell
very low for cash.
Apply to W. G. MAYNADIER, at Bush, or WIN; H.
WATERS, at Waters Mill. jel24t