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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-09

A copp~rhead exchange, after reviewing the
work Of the present Congress, aud, 81 course,
condsmning Il, asks the question. "whiiher are
" We drifingw lat as answer the inlcrroga-
tory, taking the legislation OF Congress as our
guide
We arr drifting oai Of the difficulties brought
abou, by Democratic rrirliion towards "a go,.
ernmcn; 81 loyal men, carried on To- protect loyal
m~n nway irom the treason aud corruption II
the Democratic party ~ arr drifting ,hr r.Irl
States, chaascd and purified fram their li,asnR
aud COMMUNICATING Influences of,lsinsrrary, back
into ,hriT places in The Union ~ aIe drifling
slowly away irom n crushing nai'ouaI debt. &C.
casions,l ny n democratic Teb-liion towards ihe
protection Of HasuraliKed rilisrns 10 the world /,
We are dTiIing rebels oui 81 Office, aud loyal nrn
in; ~ ATE drifting Andy Johnson out Of thr
White llous- AMI back Va Tenncss,,, aud with
him his hast Of revenue oflcrrs out ~ their pla.
ees, aad will drih back into prison the army oG
forgeH. rounierieil-rs aud fraudulent whisky
disiiltfs D." has Istrloned nut ~ are drifiing
towards an honest rollcriion of the rcvenue Of
the gos'Tnnsnt towards an Lonrsi and lalihfal
administration al the government in every de-
par'men' towards The high place a'aoag the
nations 81 the Earth that Jehovah intended We
should o"cuPy towards morality, Placr p'os.
prri,y. wealth, greatness aud power towards
hrmpsss. 'rs'h, stability, Jusiice, liberty, rqual-
IVY aud happiness Ne u nation away from the
dIsgrace aud infAmy az the administration Of
James liurhansn and Aadrcw johnson having
destroyed slavery, zee arc drifting The laws that
gave u birth into the sra of oblivion In short,
weare drilling In the right direction.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-09
Misi,iiefowm amt J1cimisv.
4 LAwYAR vIsIis rnL " urPER xNp." Am CIV
MS OPINION THEREOF.

\ IAN1 Az NtNltf tiftH AMI. AND CIV ~
MS OPINION THEREOF.
Mtsrs Editors We lcft here on foot, on
Monday morning last Tor Riders Station. at
which paint We took the cars--or Tsther the ears
took us--to Freciand's then We dcbOsehcd not
ia exactly military stylc.l and wendell our way
ON our pedal cxtrelniiies " Middletown. some
call this village iIardserabbl" or Shake. &.
but fom the appearance" IL the place ani lis
surroundings II far zsTpasses other villages aud
portions of our county.
About two years ago VIZ Travelled through this
section Of the county, embracing the 9th, eth
aud 9TH districts. aud the improvements which
have been made ia such a short period of time
struck rs with wonder aud astonishment -
Wheat and grass, from appearances. promises
great yield about the oat crop nothing can
be- said. because Of the backwa rdness Of Spring,
rs tbs most oi them have Just been sOwed =
aud the same may be said In regard b. the corn
crop. Mr.. Nicholas Iloshall was the only one,
as we were informed. who had planted any
corn up IA Monday last, but every farmer was
working indus,riously To- get his ground in
readiness for planting. In word. We do no,
know any portion of the county which Is pro
crossing NOR. rapidly in agricultural improve.
men,s than the upper end
The building Association Of M,,ldletpwn was
organized about month past and more than
halt If the shares were taken nj the last meet
ing. some "f the most substantial aud inlu
entail men of the village aud country around
are earnestly aud zcalou.ly engaged in this en-
terpris". With inen IL The above stamp at it,
head. u cannot fail. but will prove h. b.. a sub
stantial benefit to all interested.
our friend. Francis !. Wheeler. Of tho firm
OF wheeler brooks, proposes 10 donate q lot
Of ground. adjoining IN" Methodist Church, &,
the Odd Follow. for the construction af , hail.
aud the matter will he acted upon by the Order
at their next meeting. In addition ~ tho abov.
donation. they will give siao in all 81 the aan-
strucii"n at the building. Let all do likewise.
acc"rdins ." their I'eeunnry ability. aud they
viii have a. structure worthy ul the Order aud
AN ornament b, Midd.ctnwn
W" could say murh more but do nal like L,
be- t"p prefix. W" will notice other matters
m"T. particularly "a "ur next communication
Hut when "" shall be- ia that place again asao
arseH d. W r.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-09

ea- The Nee York correspondent, at the
Philadelphia Leayo s,a,es TINT the Manhattan
Club have hceu care6iily Surveying the I'rcsilcn.
,ial prospsc, Of ,hr DgmocrA,Ic party. and have
concluded TO 20 asAlly for senator Hendricks. Of
Indiana, as their candidate. This conclusion is
founded on the belief tina, the National conven.
'ion will not Gs able TO Agrss upon Mr.. Prndir-
ton or NJ. seymour. For General Hancock lhsy
sHPrc, sOme complimentary votes 10 be cas,, shut
as there are objections lo him which the Clab do
no, believe can 10 Ovrrcoms." he will have 10 he
pa, aside. Then Mr.. Hendricks will b. nominasd
TOT the Presidency, aud either Governor English
Of Connoc,Icul, az Mayor IiolI,nAa, OF New York,
will get the sscond rlaee GU thu ticket.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-09
Nea0 Advertisements.
NOTICE---A CHANGE !

GORGE u. SIMMONS will hereafter be
VI pleased tn see his friends and customers
at the we'll known DRY GOODS ESTABLISH
MENT Of
J. OSBORN DuGAN.
Corner Gay and High Streets.
May 9.-lm. baltimore, Nd.
rT'iiIs L. To GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.
i ,crieer has obtained from III" Orphans
Court II Baliiinore county. letters testaincnta.
~ "n the estate Of
ANDREAs RUPPRECHT.
late Ell said county, deceased. All persons hay
ing claims against the said estate are hereby
warned ." exhibit III. same with tho vouchers
thereof a. tho subscriber,
oa o. s.(ore ne va DAY Of January, IsG9;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit at said estate. Those indebted a.
said estate are requested Ia make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this 9th day
II April. 1898.
GERTRUDE RUPPRIcHT.
May p u. Executor.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-09
THE BILTTWORE WINK FITS.
.M.lRRIED.

On the 81 instant. by Rev. ". n. Chapman,
LrvI ;. BHowS To Miss ELIxABErH OEEv. both of
Baltimore county.
At the residence II the brides parents. "Lor.
rainc," Baiiimorc county. ON the ?Sth Of April.
BY Rev. q. II. Zimmerman. ions BRAYsnAw, OF
Howard county. To- Miss LIIkIr A.. daughter Of
Joshua Zimmerman. Esq. and sister Of the Of.
hciating minister.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-09

RANnALIsIowS, Two men went np IN
April 27ih. 'Gs. q, the tempt. 4. pray
Ne Dtar RELyi the ane fhafisce, aud
There - ao'nrihiag the other y pablican.
I shall never cease o. The Pharis.. stsHl
congratulate mysalfup up aud prayed thu.
an. viz Nat am not with himself; t;".l.
Politician kpwAnb thank thee that I On,
SrENuKn. 81 NamLeT not as other men are.
TArcc." MaJvlHsd Jour. axtsrtioners, uninat.
nal. Of Nay 81, Isas adulierers. or cveu a.
this publican. lrgg
XIII. 10 aud %.
TIL. thing that hath been. Il IL that which
shall be- aud that which l. done l. that which
shall b. dome aud there 10 no nsw thing under
tn sun.-Ecs., ~.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-09
RULI.'s HEAD HOTEL,

Front street Near Gay, baltimore. ia.
'I'IIIs old established Hotel, 90 long and sue
i cessfnlly conducted BY tho late fhomrs q.
Tracy. and more recently ~ his widow and n.
II. Stanabury. will be continued BY the under.
signed. The old patrons Of the house may rest
assured that nothing will BE- Ven unaone ~ he
cure their comfort aud ~ merit n.li snens o'
public patronage. TmOb. AhMno"a'
May u, LILY.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-09

IEorlt is said that The PTcsident's favorite
Sabbath hymn nova. days commences. ''ealely
" through another week" II The trial concludes
this week. ~ l. now expected. he will have 10
change hts tune next sanday. aud alag. Elm a
"pilgFim, aud I'm . stranger"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-09

"a Southern Conservative journal says i,
A great many papers In The South. and some
In he North, ere endssvorIng 70 prove that Cen.
GREAT 10 fool. We have no high respect for
che genius Of Lee, Johnaon, Bragg and Beaare.
gard 70 believe H. Indeed, We have heard hls
pot-msial howl al times when We have though,
ehat be was entirely TOO smart"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-09
NesO Advertisements.
DUBLIC LOCAL LAW.
PUBEBHED By A UTHoRITY.
c II A PIT y n 50.
AN ACT

10 TcPoai Me Jorty6 ma sectOa Of Article teeHty'
Rine Of hc Codc Of Pablo Gcierai Lars. 81.
titled Cgreai, Courts for nc co's'hes." aad
s1bsiitWie tke foiiolsiag seeiioa in lea he,eoE.
Secfioa He Il enacted by the General A.
scmbiy 1t Maryland, That the Forty iifih SEE
ton Of Article twenty nine Of the Code Of Pub.
lie General Laws, entitled " Circuit Courts for
the countics,r ba aud the same Is hereby re-
pcaied. and the following substituted IN lieu
thereof. .n..a
section ls.--Tlat zach Of The Circuit, Judges
Of the counties, or Judicial Circuits, as now
laid oil. constituted aud designated by the pres
ent Constitution, may make orders NJ common
Law Ia any place In their Circuit, IN take effect
In any part Of their Circuit, and may require
in writing the original Iapera in any cause. or
abstracts aud transcripts u 0e produced before
them or either Of them. wherever they or 81
Their of them may DO ia their Circuit and in
all criminal causes tried IN the term time Of
said Courts, In which the accused has been al
lowed ~ give bail by tho Court. but the session
whereof adjourned or concluded before thc ac
cused procure bail u shall be the duty of the
aforesaid Court or Courts. 10 pass an order prior
to adjournment, directing the Clerk Of the said
Circuit Court in the absence Of all of the Judg-
cs from the Court, In which tho case may have
| arisen. 70 take the bail previously fixed by III.
said Court, upon condition that the party offer.
ing In become security shalt swear or affirm. as
the case may be, that he Is worth the amount
Of the bail IN real or personal estate and iur
ther. the. Clerk must be satisfied of the verify
Of said affidavit or affirmation.
Seefioa 2.-And b. u enacted, That this act
shall take effect from aud after the date Of ils
passage.
We hereby certify. That the aiorcgoing Is -
true copy of an act which passed the General
Assembly "f Maryland ut is January session.
| lsss
AUGUSTUS GASSAwAY.
Secretary oi the senate.
MILTON Y. KIDD.
Chief Clerk of the IIuus" IL Delegate.
Approved February -. IsGs
THOMAS SWAMI. Goycrn"r
Published by order of
SAMUEL BRADY,
BENJAMIN GORStcH,
FRANCIS G.. FOSSITT.
County Commissioners of I;nltitnnrc 90.
| Muy g.---.1
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-09
~ The Richmond WAig SAYS, 9Th, \.

~ The Richmond WAig says THE feat
has been practically accomplished Of sending two
tslegraphlc dispatches. a, tho same time lsom op-
posi,s directions. over the same WIRE on long
distances. I, will prove Of great value In the
construction Of new lines making only single
wire necessary, and saving tho sIs,y or seventy
dollars mile which would b. required for a
second wire. Il will also increase greatly the ac
tual working power of existing companies"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-09
Miscellaneous.
NEW STYLE VERTICAL MILL.
THE VICTOR!

For completeness Of adjustment, strength.
durability and working power, THE VICTOR
CANE Mill. has no equal. The fiuted roll !,
the important feature that regulates the feed.
Ing Of the mill. The ridges seize upon The cane
rs soon ~ presented, thus relieving the iHl,sT
80 often necessary 10 force the stalks 60 an ga
trance between smooth rolls, aud az the aaa-
time sccnrcs iis direct passage 10 the dischaTg.
roll. They also break the woody fibrc at sh"r,
intervals. and thus rupturing the cells cause
the invEs rea.ly Howoi the juice. wealsv have
power.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-09
DIED.

On the 5Oih of April. near Ellicott City, Bal
timorc county after a lingering illness. wv.
THoHPsoS. in the f3d year OF his age.
On the 9Th inst, in Baltimore county. VIII.
LIAM CANrBELL, aged 70 years.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-09

~ EST CAST STEEL AXIS, WARRANTED,
1Jsaunage Caters and Suffers, by
March la--u Towsonsa1n
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-09

RgHovAL THE Office Of the Printers Circular
and Printers Furnishing Warehouse formerly
located -, ~ Hudson street, has been removed Ia
si5 Minor street. Address all orders for material
toR. :. Mrn,min, BID Minor street, Philadelphia.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-09

DExsun's Tins BnsTEs. tastes, mIIe ever
made by the famous ,so,,sr "Dsx,sr' was s;Isl.
This time has lately besa beaten. though no, for
. fnll mile. Commodore vanderhilrs "Moun.
sAla Boy" lhs cher day, Iro,lsd half mIIs in
lsIl.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-09
COOKS SUGAR EVAPORATION
First Ire~iam al Forty sta,s Fairs !,

10000 IN USE, ALL FULLY WARRANTED
COOKS ENAP0RATOR Is simple. yet scir,
tiic in its construction. Il consists in an evap
Grating pan OF sheet metal, copper or galvnnil
cd Iron, placed On rockers with wooded sides
and a. divided BY edges az 70 form a rontin
uous TRAVERSE channel over heated aud co,i
ing surface Of from a. Ia I25 feet.
II l. estimated that u, 0oO 600 lions of syrui
have been manufactured ON the above EvaI-
rator in the past season. We nlso have Plan
tatinn Pans. adapted 10 brick arch. Circular
aud Pamphlets with full description aud prize.
list, sent Ia all applicants.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-09
TIE MARYLAND
CANE STRIPPER AND TOPPER

THE MARYLAND
CANE sTRIPPER AND TOPPER
Idfeated Octobcr 10, lssj.
Price complete, $ij. Send for Circulars.
THE CONQUEROR
Grain, seod and Guano Drill.
Price complete. $4,000.
BickFORD a HUFFMAN.
Tube Grain brill. $50; with Guano Attach
m"nt. si2o. Tube do. ssS; with Gnan" A.
tachinent, Siso. Tube do, $40 Grass S.,-i
Saver Extra. Ella.
wAGONER's
Plain nrillSS5. With Guano Attachment. Gun,
Spring and Grass Seed Sewer $iis.
GU A o.
4 Ne. I Peruvian Guano.
caulsons Raw lionc Phosphate,
w"olsons l"ne Phosphate.
Rhodes Phosphate,
Turner's Excelsior,
whitclocks Superpho.p hatr,
Moro Phillips Phosphate.
lone Dust.
Tingloy's Improved churn.
Ri'satoi AsysN %. lass.
FOR C"SvE.iENcE. DURABILITY AM
CIIEAPNEss,
IT rs VXSURI.A SSED.
Also. grncrsl assortment" 81
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT
comprising the celebrated
TORNADO rIIREsHEE 4 CLEANER.
with Carey H"rs" Power.
wh"a, Fans. Hay Presses.
Straw Cutters. ts,rn shelter.
rl"ws, IIarrows. ri"w casiings. Ac.. A..
s'-~F"r any Of the above articles call on e,
a'l'lr',f. JOiiN ~. GRIFFITH A Co.
30 n. Paca 81, Baltic, Md.
Aug. ~. -tS3a.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-09

aD-Gsorss william Curtis says The lais war
was bai,ls between tha AIphahet and Ignar
anes, and when Richmond fell u wss ths an.
nounesEnsnt The, school had oPsnod.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-09
The Illiilcnchlllelil.

The Great Trial Is not yet over. or was not
when this was written. Far more time than
was expected was consumed by the counsel in
their arguments. aud at one time il was thought
that they were underwriting n make their
speeches immortal by making them eternai.--
Mr.. bingham closed the argument on the part
of the people "n Wednesday afternoon. aud tho
senate Is now making up its verdict. what
that verdict will be- few days or hours more
will determine. There should be- no fears NJ H.
wha, il will b"--no doubt in the minds Of any
that johnson will be- convicted but doubts do
exist fears expressed that he will escape
the punishment due his great crimes. We do
not know how true the rumors are. but thore
are ruinors that sufficient Senators will vote
with tho democrats to save Mr. Johnssn's head.
We hops that this IL not 81 but fear the w"rst.
"Whcr" there Is 80 much smoke, there must D.
" s"'n" IRE" The Union press and leaders 10
Nasl ingi"i are h"p-lul, however. aud insist.
positively, that enough votes will b. obtained
Ia convict the President. and h. remove him
from niiic" lfh- IL not removed, there IL no t.l.
ling what new atrociies W. may expect. lie
will, aud propcrly t'n. consider himsalf Iirena
ell by III. senate IN 'la as h. pleaaes. aud will
act accordingly.
.go-The result of the elections ut the South
renders Il certain that the life giving principles
Of the Republican party arc Ia be- maintained
by the people II III. late rcbellious states o..
Thousands have voted tho Republican ticket IN
North Carolina. South Carolina aud Georgia,
VII" served 10 the Confederate army, aud who
earnest ia war. are equally earnest IN peace.
They have discovered what rurac slavery wns
10 the South, aud are anxious b. eradicate IL
effects, by throwing open their country 10 free
labor, free schools aud freedom of opinion. A
new era Ia the history of that beautiful eoan.
try has dawned. the first decade of which shall
put 10 shame the false prophets who have pre-
dicted the great calamitica that were IL follow
from doing Justice 10 the ncgra. Time will
prove the truth 81 the maxim which declares
u always expcdient 10 do right.
JeS-0f all the repulsive speclaeles which a
decayed political party ever presented, We
think the present remnant of the democratic
party exceeds all. Ifhas lost IA principles.
denied ~ name. aud now goes begging for u
Presidential candidate. In Maryland II oppo.
ses impartial manhood suffrage; In South Gar.
olina II favors Il. In Virginia tsaiIa under the
nams Of "Consorvativei" Ia the Diatrictof Co.
lumbia u calls itself can't. radical" and In
Pennsylvania, the abodc of the old "public
"fanciionary," Il still lights its battles under
The false name Of " pemooraey." What In.
dueement Is there Tor any honest, patriotic man
% belong n such sn organization Isit slngu-
laE that The good men, North and South. are
daily swelling the ranks of The grand rspubii.
can paFtyf
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-09

lzS-Col. Chapman HARDWOOD. who was for
many years Secretary 10 the Senate Of Mary.
land, died At his residence In Annapolis on
Monday last, after pFolFaolad Illness.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-09

LARAERs AND GARDENERS cannot b.
n too careful Ia purchasing their Manures,
character of the manufacturer Tor the quality
OF The article sold. None but Chemists can d..
leet mixture Ia Hone Dust. The sUbsnfllscr
has always on hand at MARKET PRICE, q
l.Ak0k SUPPLY of the same kind Of BONE
DUST that he has been manufacturing for the
S"-oah aPon ass eVsre purchasing eiassakesc.
JOSHUA HORNER,
Garner Chew aud Sterling Streets,
May y, isss.-ly. baltimore. IA.
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DHILIP COVER & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
M III ~ HIIrIunHE Sr

Corner Of Harrison,
GOLD. SILVER, COMPOUND INT. NOTES.
STOCKS. ..so's, SOS AND 1910 BONDS.
D"ugh, and Sold at the Best Market Rates.
The Highest Prices Paid for Mutilated and
Fractional Currency, Southern and all incur.
rent Bank Notes. Checks. Drafts A Note. Cash
ed or Collected upon all accessible points in the
United States and Canadas. MONEY LOAN
Ed upon Government Securities; STOCKS Of
all kinds Bought aud sold ON commission.
REvENUg sTAMPS FOR SALE.
5.so's cow VERIFIED INTO s'2os.
May ?, IS6s.-iy.
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N o TT Il.
RiNBALIxrowN nrILbINa Asso,flrIoN,

RANpALISrowN nriIbINa ASSOCIATION.
A Ill persons Interested In the establishment
"a % a Building Association at RANDALI.e.
ToWN, are requested 10 meet al
Ma. THOMAS N. DUKEHARTs sToIEE,
IN RANDALLsrowE,
o. safsrdw, My lst, al o'eiook y. ~,
~ vhieh lime plan of operations will bc sub.
mit.sd and = temporary organization effected.
May At.
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LOSGNECKER q KING.
Real Estate -lOenfs e. C0mreyanccyx,
T0ws0NTOwN, BALTIC. CO., Nh.

Real Estate .lOenfs e. Comrevaneers,
T0ws0NTOwN, BALTIC. CO.. Mn.
YNHE undersigned offer their services 10 their
Il friends and acquaintance in the county,
az well rs in Baltimore city, in the way Of EX.
AWNING TITLES, writing DEEDS MORT
CAGES. BILLS OF SALE, &C, or any other
other business that may be entrusted 10 their
care.
To Attorneys in baltimore city they ofer
their services specially, that they may save the
trouble and expense Of n trip 10 Towsontown.
They have also established an Agency for the
PURCHASE AND SALE Of REAL or PER
soNAL ESTATE Of all kind. Charges in all
cases m0dsrats.
From their extensive acquaintance with tho
people of the City and County, In tho Clerks
Office Tor the last four years, they feel assured
that they will be- literally patronizcd.
JOHN II. LONGNEcKER,
RUFUS KING.
N.v gntF
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-09

TmE MARyLaSp FARMER, for May. published ia
Baltimore, by =. S'nds Nils. AT 81 so per year,
is well filled with original and selected matter.
suited To the anl Indispensable to aericnl-
turiais
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-09

THE AEsaleAS FARnER, for May contains e.
eelleut ar,irIrs % Drainage Farming
Hip Glowing Profit Of Apple Growing
IIOrse Breaking and Horse Scnse-Cheese Maxi
Ing, &c. Al,oseshsr making Il very Interesting
number. Published by wOr,hing,on 4 Lewis,
Baltimore, at 50 a year.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-09
YORK ROAD RAILROAD.
SUMMER sCmlDiir.e.

EAvE CITY HALL each honrru,
IL from Z A. ". to I T.. NJ. ~
and n o'rlock 4. NJ.
LEAVE TOWsoNT0wN ZACH lIOrR
from q A. Nc. " :. T.. A., cxcept ~ M.
fsr-NIGiIT CAR will leave Towsantswn l,r
Baltimore al y l.. NJ.
&e~ON SUNDAYS. leave city Hall al zach
hour from A. N 10 4. NJ. and Towsaniown
fhnm A. NJ. 10 & T.. NJ aud T.. NJ.
April 25.--iI
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

A GREEABLY 10 an Ac, passed hy the Gen.
"A eral Assembly OF Maryland, at January
Session, ls6s. the County Commissioners IL
baltimore county will sit Us an Appeal Tax
Court, at their Office In the
COURT HOUSE. TowsoSTOwN,
On Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday aud Thwrs,i.ty
Of eacA srcek.
from I" o'clock 4. NJ. {, o'clock +. NJ.
Commencing on Monday, Goth day OF April.
continuing ia session until the lst dav of July.
should the bushes require Il, for the purpose
Of hearing and determining appeals IN a6atc
ment OF assessments Of property. &c.
ny order u the County Commissioners.
CALEB :. TAYLOR. Clerk.
April 25-tIyI
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-09

AagRicAs AGRicrLrrRrr. We wonder, some.
Tins, why this monthly Is no, Ia the hands OF
every farmer In the country. Its always cram
med full Of real information for the people. :"
by men who know wha, they are saying. The
May number Is particularly interesting. and
should be read extensively. We notice, by the
way, that large club for this monthly has re-
ceuily been raised at our post Office PabIished
by Orange Jadd & Co., New York, AT Si.50 per
annum.