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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-09-15
THE TWELFTH DISTRICT, Ball
TIMORE COUNTY,

which is hereafter described. A tract of land or
part of certain tracts of land called Black Wolf
Neck, part of tract of land called the Lyon, or
HARDWOOD Lyon, and part of tract Of land called
HaphaZard and contained within the metes and
bounds, courses and distances, to wit, that is to
say: Beginning where the centre of the Philadel-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Com
pany intersects the centre of the culvert over the
head of Swami Greek, and running thence north
96 degrees east 1879 perches to the centre of an
other culvert said road over a small creek or
marsh; then still along the centre of said railroad
north 36 degrees east 81 perches; then down the
said creek or marsh 50 degrees and 30 minutes
west rs perches to the waters of the Gunpowder
River then westerly up and bounding on said
river and Bird River to the mouth of Swami Creek
to the place of beginning, containing 1879 ACRES
OF LAND, more or less, being same land which
by deed dated the 9th day of May, 1864 and re-
corded among the Land Records of Baltimore
county in Liber j. III. L., No. Al, folio 3, &C., was
conveyed by John W. Boult to Thos. H. Boult Jr
Assessed to Thos. H. Boult, for 1874, 1875 and
1876.
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NeaC Advertisements.
ESTRAY NOTICE.

BALTIMORE COUNTY TO WIT BE it re-
ID membered that on this 18th day ofa-
Sept. A. D. 1877, before the subscriber 1sA.
Justice of the Peace for the State offX.-WE9
MARYLAND in and for the county aforesaid, person
ally appeared Ogden j. Evans, and made oath in
due form of law that he did, ON the 10th instant,
take up as estray, trespassing on his enclosure,
l BLACK AND WHITE SPOTTED HOG, crop
off right ear, no other marks perceptible.
JAMES MILLER, j. p.
TAKE NoTIcE.-That the owner or owners are
requested to come forward, pay charges, prove
nronertv and take it away or it will be sold as
the law directs. OGDEN j. EVANS,
near Greenwood, BALTIC. county.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-09-15
For County Surveyor,

CHARLES B. MCLEAN, 9th district.
The last named gentleman is one of the regu-
lar nominees of the Democratic party and was
endorsed by the convention.
portion of the above ticket is very good and
is deserving of the support of all independent yo
ters but to say that another portion of it is 'ceak
is drawing it exceedingly mild.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-09-15
ESTRAY NOTICE.

BALTIMORE COUNTY TO WIT: Be it re-
ID membered that on this 9TH day of Sep. A. d.
1877, before me, James Miller, a Justice of the
Peace for the State of maryland in and 49,
for Baltimore county, personally ap- MSA
peared Ogden J. Evans, and made oath HX-IIE2
in due form of law that he took up estrays tres
passing upon his enclosure, HOGS, three of
which are BLACK WHITE SPOTTED and one
BLACK & SANDY SPOTTED.
JAMES MILLER. j. p.
The owner or owners of said estrays request
ed to come forward, prove property, pay charges
and take them away, or they will be disposed of
according to law. OGDEN j. EVANS,
near Greenwood, BALTIC. county.
Sep. S.-3t#
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-09-15

gze-The Washington correspondent of the Bal
timore San says that number of the Democratic
nominees for the Legislature in both Baltimore
city and Baltimore county are pledged now to
support Mr.. A. P. German for the U. S. Senator
shin. aIt Fs
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-09-15

laS- The Democrats of Cecil held their county
convention on Tuesday and nominated Hon. John
M. Miller for State Senator, and for the House of
Delegates VIM. M. Knight, James NJ. Touchstone
and DR.. Jos. Turner.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-09-15

GS- Col. Levin Woolford, Comptroller of the
Treasury of Maryland, has written letter de-
clining to be candidate for denomination to that
office. AT last the people about to get rid of
the valuable services of the Col.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-09-15

u ~ The election in Maine took place on Mon
publican candidate for Governor by about 5000
majority, the vote pOlled being very small one
and consequently the majority small. Both
branches of the Legislature are largely Republi-
can, fff.r rer
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-09-15
BALTIMORE COUNTY REFoRMERs.
A Convention held in Baltimore and a
Ticket Nominated for County Offices.


A convention of members of the Reform organ
ization of Baltimore county met at Oceola Hall,
north Gay street, Baltimore, on Wednesday last,
and nominated full county ticket to be placed
before the people at the coming fall election.
There were between sixty and seventy persons
present at the convention, some of the districts
having fifteen delegates whilst others were I'M
represented. Mr.. Charles S. Grason, of TOwson-
town, was chosen president, with Wm II. Fore
man, of Woodbury., secretary.
A large number of names were placed in nomi-
nation for the various offices, full list of which
we have been unable to obtain, but we give be-
low the names of the gentlemen who were select
ed as the candidates of the party, viz:
For Sheriff,
WILLIAM P. COLE, I'd district.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-09-15

All the world over, Baby governs. Yet often
disease will overcome the Baby and then it is
that DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup proves its worth by
conquering the disease. Price 25 cents per bottle.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-09-15

Ashley, Thomas V. Hartranft, Daniel
B Hoffman, John NJ.
Banahan, Thomas Harris, Albert
Berry, Jasper NJ. J
Barnes, Thos. w. col. Jones, John N.
Bond, Benjamin johnson, Nathan H.
Bradley, VIM. W. C. K
Brisco, Ephraim col. Kurtz, Jacob
Butler, Jared C. L
C Lindemore, VIM. H.
Costello, James 7. Lindsay, VIM. P.
Cross, Willard f. Lindemore James 7.
Ceilings, c. Harris Lentz, A. J..
Connolly, Geo. B. LOftes, jeremiah
Cherbonnier, E. G. M
D Merryman, Geo. L.
Daily, George Mordew, jacob
E N
Ensor, Walter O. Naughton, Thomas
Gilbert, Charles A. Naughton, John
Ensor, Vim. L. P
Ensor, Evan II. Parlett, Thomas A.
Ensor, Elijah S. Price, VIM. F.
Gilbert, John II. Price, John P.
T S
Fishpaw Robert A. Sproul, Geo. W.
Fish5a aw,- J. THOMAS - shea, james
Flynn, Patrick Smith, Thomas F.
Finerty, Thomas Sheeler, Evan B.
Fishpaw, Levi Sener, Henry
Farrell, Thomas Sheppard, John W.
G Staines J. Thomas
Galloway, Thomas W
Galloway, John G. Workman, George
Green, Samuel f. Welsh, John
Gill, Charles I. Wheeler, Geo. II.
Griffith, VIM. d. z
Cough, ]. Peter col. link, George
link, Conrad
TRANSFERRED.
Connolly VIM. A. to 10Th ward, Baltimore city.
Corrigan, Patrick to Baltimore city.
D
Daley, Martin to Baltimore city.
England, Robert A. to 9th DIST Baltimore county.
f
Flynn, John 7. to Montgomery county, Nd.
johnson, Oscar to 10th district, Baltimore county.
L
Lutz, John H. to eth district, Baltimore county.
NJ
Moores, Edw. d. to 9TH dist, Baltimore county.
Merryman, Jarrett to 10th dist, BALTIC. county.
McCourt, Patrick to Baltimore city,
Mooney, Patrick to Baltimore city.
Riley, Theodore to 10th district Baltic county.
Shields, James B. to Sd district, BALTIC. county.
DEAD.
Feeny, Matthew Price, John
G Price, Ezra
Clarity, James
0 Scott, Samuel
0'Harra, Martin
STRICKEN FROM THE LIST.
Bond Eli S.
For the purpose of finally correcting said lists,
the Register will sit
AT THE COCKEYSVILLE HOTEL,
Monday and Tuesday, October lst and I'd 1877,
from O'Clock A. NJ. until o'clock P. NJ,
upon which days | will proceed to strike from the
books and lists the names of all persons known or
made known to me, who may not be residents of
or entitled to vote in the Sth Election District;
also, those who have died, or who do not possess
the requisite Constitutional qualifications, who
viii not possess said qualifications before the next
election, or who disqualified under the provi-
sons of the ID and Sd Sections of the LIST Article
of the Constitution, and to register the name of
every person who may apply to me who possesses
the requisite qualifications in accordance with the
Registration Law and the Constitution of Mary
land.
WILLIAM GENT, JR.,
Officer of Registration Sth Election District.
Sent I5-1t
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-09-15
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.

TNHE undersigned, Officer of Registration for the
i Sth Election District of Baltimore county,
having sat in accordance with the provisions of
the Registration Laws passed January Session,
1876, hereby announces the names of those persons
added to, transferred and stricken from the Reg
istration Lists, as follows:
NEWLY REGISTERED VOTERS IN THE
EIGHTH ELECTION DISTRICT.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-09-15
A VALUABLE FARM
PRIVATE SALE.

rTNHE undersigned will sell at private sale on
i the most liberal terms, fine farm contain
ing about I47 ACRES OF LAND, situate on the
Hartford road, Baltimore county, about nine miles
from the city of Baltimore. This property can be
divided into three several tracts each offering a
most beautiful building site. The soil is good and
very productive Persons desiring to purchase can
view the same by calling on DANIEL GRAHAM,
Esq, living on the property. Apply to
JAMES MILLER,
Attorney at Law, TowsOntown, Nd.
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NesC Advertisements.
For Sale Or Exchange

7k0 CORDS OF WOOD FOR SALE, OR
lCUWILL EXCHANGE FOR LIME.
Apply to r. II. WOOLLEN,
Brooklandville, BALTIC. county, Nd.
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NINTH DISTRICT.

TTNHE undersigned, Officer of Registration for the
i 9th Election District of Baltimore county,
having sat in accordance with the provisions of the
Registration Laws passed January Session, 1876,
hereby announces the names of those persons add
ed to, transferred and stricken from the Registra
ton Lists, as follows:
NEWLY REGISTERED VOTERS IN THE
NINTH DISTRICT.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-09-15

ASSIGNEE OF MORTGAGE SALE
FEE SIMPLE LOT AND IMPROVEMENTS
IN TOWsONTOWN.
DY virtue of the power contained in the mort
ID gage from John Burns and wife to r. Edwin
Hook dated August 22d, 1876, recorded among
the Mortgage Records of Baltimore count, in Lii
Der J. B., No 81, folio 262 the underign- sSsS.s>
@ cd, assignee of the mortgagee will sell Ss $780,
E..Il at Public Auction, on the premises, on -,
Wednesday 3D. Of October, A. d. 1877,
at II o'clock M,
A LII I HAT OUND,
situate in Towsontown, Baltimore county, de-
scribed as follows:
Beginning for the first lot thereof at the corner
formed by the intersection of the eastern side of
Baltimore avenue and the southwestern side of
the county road leading to Riders Switch thence
sOutherly, binding on the east side of Baltimore
avenue, IA feet; thence easterly, parallel with
Allegheny avenue, IT'S feet inches, to the Prot
estant Episcopal Church lot thence northerly,
binding on said Church lot, 66 feet to intersect
the southwestern side of said County road thence
binding thereon 1S9 feet to the beginning.
And beginning for the second of said lots on
IA feet southery from the intersection of the east
side of Baltimore avenue and the southwest side
of the county road leading to Riders Switch run
ming thence sOutherly, on the east side of Bati-
more avenue so feet; thence easterly, parallel
with Allegheny avenue, IFS feet inches, to the
ground of the Protestant Episcopal Church !;
thence northery with said ground 80 feet thence
westerly, said first lot, IFS feet inches to the
beginning
The improvements are a two story
FRAME DWELLING,
with back building, pump, &c. All the improve
ments are in excellent repair. very desirable
home.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third cash, balance
in six and twelve months, deferred payments to
be secured to satisfaction of the assignee. De-
post of fifty dollars required on day of sale
Assignee.
SAMUEL G. WILSON, Auctioneer.
Sep. 15.-ts.
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For House of Delegates,
W. HARRISON CURTIS, 10th district,
WILLIAM WHITEL0CK, Sd district,
ROBERT S. SMITH, Sth district,
WILLIAM II. BROWN, LIST district
WILLIAM GRASON, 9th district,
w. HALL HARRIS, 18th district.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-09-15

For County Treasurer,
CHARLES PEREGOY, 9th district,
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For County Commissioners,
GEORGE LITTLE, 18th district,
JAMES MILLER, 9th district,
BENJAMIN T. TAYLOR, 18th district.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-09-15
ASSIGNEE OF MORTGAGE SALE

G. BOhn SIinglufi:. Attorney at Law,
Towsontown, Nd.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-09-15

Va, Peoples Primary meetings at usual places
of holding elections, to-day Saturday, l5th) from
2 to P. d.
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SHERIFF'S SALE

SAMUEL G. WILSON, Auctioneer.
Sep. 15.-ts.
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REGISTRATION NOTICE,
FOURTH DISTRICT.

FOURTH DISTRICT.
TNHE undersigned, Officer of Registration for the
4 4th Election District of Baltimore county,
having sat in accordance with the provisions of the
Registration Laws passed January Session, 1876,
hereby announces the names of those persons add
ed to, transferred and stricken from the Registra-
ton Lists, follows:
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-09-15
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
FIRST DISTRICT.

Sep. 15.-3t#
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.

Officer of Registration 9th Election District
Sept. 15.-1t.
, 1877-02-06
CANADIAN NEWS.


WINs1rEo, Nanltoba, Feb. 6.-The Proyinc.
Of hccwattu Doard Of Heal til had 4 meeting nj
which prominent parties engaged, In the fu,
trade were prcsent, also the United States Con
sul. The feeling was generally expressed tia,
the stringent Quarantine be persisted In, and plI
acqldesocd in the regulation. No furs will be
exported from OF through tho region Infected BIZ
smallpox until the opening OF navigation.
Archbishop 'Tache, of Manitoba, has Issued a
pamphlet opposing the unsectartan school aci.
tat!on. Tho Protestant section of the Boustl OF
Education hare become discouraged, and viii
not ask tho local Government to Introduce the
blu this session. The Indications arc that the
Professionals Will Awsltn stEtable time for nrltat.
ing rcl0rM ut tho Provincial t'nnftitutlor1.
6ptda! 0tsp0ttA 70 Tia TfttuAt
MONTREAL, Feb: b-E. II. Lcunais, proprietor
OF thc D9miuton Foundry. mano III assignment
toooay, Liabilities roughly estimated at slOO,-
:, Maxine rroulx, boot and shos dealer, Of St.
taui, llas at,scondcd.
u: D. Puase, manager Of the branch Of the
Exchange baak at toilette, who has been specu-
lattllg III stocks with funIs bclouglne 10 tbs
bank, was arrested satur,iay. liz deialcaion lon
ns lar as known ntnounts In $50D
dvrtas DfGt4stcA to ne 7Ftfsae.
VICTORIA, y. T., Feb. b.-D. ". lIisgins, cd.
itoE of ttu Colo..st, WIS burned In etllxy u thIs
eity Saturday night. The ca1lse Of the demon.
Str1lluu was tho refuaal Ut tue Col..{st to adv
cate sepaIatiou from Canada. The alleged bad
faith Of tho Dominion Government iu e0nnsc-
lion with tile Pacific Railway causcs eopstlcra.
ble feeling throughout tho PROVINCE,
, 1877-02-06

.Ifsm Gm lasting. anil Charles 1iasunxa, claiming
,cGi".t nc",R9 ~, D. fThorpe brought sntt for e.
samnsi and d Daniel Annitaec n1cd bill
against Milo Thfclcmapn and wife. Eliza Powers
aud - tsnsers, hcr bushanl, Louisa Thfclr
mann, ltc'snrd md Louis DcrEtzIiencr Louis and
M Irast Jaeer, the Citikcus' Bank Of Chicago,
.ac c4nnectlclt General I.ffcInsurancc Com.
| pany, JOHN ltcilnnE, and Henry T. Caldwell, tu
ios,ga9ts i.ust-decd for 1850 on the south 70
wise known AZ Thielctnann's Theatre.
COUNTY COURT.
.,aIs, ,hc cstate 81 Henry Schumacher, grant Of
unm.nIsrat'on Ian @ "a: t.,ae to Sophia schunacher,
CRIMINAL. COURT.
n,aral ~, H. morning Patrick Gaughan wM
iva ito9ef ill.,. T. mast, at No. IL GorncIa strec.. Tie
auarrc! about some scnvengcr work. Fron,
words thcy came to blows, anIl flneliv ftanrt,sn
4rcw Tr g EIatYl aud fired at Wicks three tfncs'
.,sn oa ,hc 1a!. took effect one Penetrating Tue
Y. r. the tlp. Wcks died from his wounds lt dye
1he 9nly wltnes.e. examined ye.tcrua, were
nsrIs. W. T0w s,ta nl the deceascl and three bows
hlat'an; Trey testified substantially a. they tlji,
before inc CoroncF's jury, and Their evidence
ha. Waa except that the boys swore
s"rorstsd mhen tc r1ng was dong the parties were
day. Wa w ~'"''Haeu t'-
THE CALL
III ,.JunnE HtnnoLT-GF!mtnnl calendar. No. c80.
n0 nie0 stslcs v. T. D. Stoddard. for violation or
baInsfopt law. ar.t case for trial -
col mi sa ooi H. as t9 1s9 1s2 to 1D9 200,
frai, '1'4 S0'' ''o4 2o'' oil 'nslu''s No case M
Jrn?E JAnE.ox-Flr1t city ssscssment e.t. IN ,.r
ca'.ea ~ 4lt City W. Tohey for widening stsie
seaic, % ~ assa naekson t9 Ha,raon strcet; ia. s
paihy. ies on tral and good for ali dsJ.
1ubaE Aoonk-14. IL, 10. No easo On trta1.
cono0k NnnEhe-Set caAes Z, Ci5. LatsIa,g w.
nIpraHGoe . !oa Van uuren "a. Cash; md 2si.
ealcnJsr NJ - Sefmas r. a. 1nsu,anee rompany; also
y. fttsburs, Fort Waync Il chtcaso ns,,rosa H. ,rsd
Company. on trial. AN-''oau
-, yup9E peo!n5l37. 100 to 16a inc,u,tre exeent
vi ,1uodx Mo' Ms9 laS; Enls ". Cleveland, On I'D.
y. tlotke; 8ae, Mcconnell VI sidwsT: ana M
!!teaiey u bue.e. No call Of calendar until fnr.
.1s,n .ner mossc No. 2.o1a schocnthaer w. penn.
bic. : ~' '"@11'~'e' ea'o ''l' osnble VI. Gam
oErEntoH EorRT-CnSFEstIoxs-Am Ianue
w. ". 4lenasi ssi Stieksl $2g9 o9-N ii. Dinmcaths
Ter, - Withrcll .- Rtonn ~ "; cameS Daf"
Sas ao;-'1ohu t!tluars;n ". bernard toreornn''
i;niss,. eat ns's1ta rs Nelson and Edward Ds
samSusi sn1Ssf ToM,lss Mna,as si19-A AL + adams = IL y.
c3s1sI 3snss y ssS T. o9esss e. Charlie.
,,e C1aeuiT nr-coxrE,sioxs-Gcorse 1,cht.
ss.1c =. w. rMoners and E'ixa Irand So14 G5- -
JEpnr aoorH- Dennis Dorm ve. J, j. Pctc,,on.
verdict. $100, and motion fur 1ew tri.i CoI'
eo1 e1al. VI. Theodore A. llungcriorli, slIg. H.
, 1877-02-06

streets N Canal and Lake. Tic ordnJon Ia tn
thc effect that tfirre is precedent fer snci,
suit, ami that nninianna 10 compel the COM
FlrtIon Of thc work would harc bgci, the prpprr
ft'f1n. .Jn'tgmcnt In therefore affirmed. 1fhis
rus ntnR tic ,ity's demurrer u the tlca,
IN the raGe nl thc t'tv nS Chravo ". Frank
!.arallc, tt! n!flfnn waa delivered by .tusij q
traig. lie tasc was originally claim for
damages Tor injuries received III front pf No, 81
hortE fuedser street. Tue 1iret error noted by
The opinion Il that IN the court hrlo,y fwcrc 40
l"llcr received u verdict tnr et,eN) The tcstmt,-
ny Of appellants sister, girl pf t3, and vi an
ottcr girl. was suffered to ovcrlnautc tic tcsti
MUny q t1ve ~ltnetses w'lu sworc TINT
thc Wink was u good condition. Tbs
CBnft SAYS: "Whlfe II Ia tic province of d
Jury to pasa upon questions IT fact, and tl,ls
Court rc!utfantly fntcrictca will, the verdict VI
4 Jury where there Is conflict #, the proof, ret
Tue evidence of appellee OIL the Unsafe urlft3ou
of the sidewalk at the time tic accident o..
cllsfEt! sccnls 4, !Iavc keen so completely over
c1tnc ny the evidence Of appellant itarjtir iipon
the salne question, that ws cnnnot, without M mr.
httrary tItrcgar,l OF the rights Of appellant, sanr
tton tho verdict" Another rcneuil jor rcrersInr
tic Judgment Ia that the Court below refused
to give the instruction, M nskctl, Tint II Tho
Jury believed that neither the platntI6 nor de-
!cudant WA negligent, then they should have
,ooht lor defendant. Such Instruction should
have been given. Reversed an'l reinanlcd,
TWO OPINIONS.
Gptcfdf Dfsra&ch 10 Tie Il1btHk
. hfhiHotiELD, ILL.,, Feb, BIN the etprcme
Colirt to-day opfntois wcrc filed In the cases OF
NItllanls "a. Tic People, crrur to Dewitt, iudT-
1nent affirmed, aud Davidson ct al, ". Moore,
APPEAL from Cook, decree affirmed.
, 1877-02-06
DEBTOR AND CREDITOR,
Htx9N hxpd4cA to T1s 1t1kuxs

JOLIET. H., Feb. h-Judge AcRobcsts, OF
he Wlll County Circuit Court. to-day decided 4
question Of considerable interest," to laborinr
ulcn aud thelr employers. Under the e1cmp-
sion laws every labortug man is entitled to ~
wages freo from execution or attachment, anl
another clause Of tho same law also cxempts
after tho other articles speIled, 800 worth OK
lruperty suited to h!s condition In l{lc, Tho
Court docI1cd that employees or labosing uleu
sould ciatm this 800 - Wages. That u, arcord-
Ing to this decision, &l23 Of hia wages ar0 e1-
snpt from sttach1neut or execution, Instead of
Us ~ hak been heretofore decided.
, 1877-02-06

n'ect the fax: hut any omission Or defect ma,
slc discretion nf tlsc Court be rcn,edicd
1ernsral objections .houd not bc regarded
am! HE Cont should not tntrrpnrc instruction.
70 rh""rA thr Legislative will ns there Indicated
,n tux, tl'',,. beng jntt, cycn hal thc tuwl
mcet. We cnn1d mt hod that It yitfutc,i liz, tls
that II would yltasc The cnt}re jcvy o! lie Town
tl'tt' or county IN which the ptrcra actel Tht
ucneral Aeteably kas coInman'ltd, and al
Judgment affirmed.
] ltAtsEY vs.. THE rEorLB.
| - Is ffst nb]ectctt TINT the delinquent Isl
tns uoes MT contain statement Ut the names oI
column headed, In whose itaino ns.cs.c.is y nu'i
t!e Collector states that he gives tic names ni
ts'c owners "as far az ttcy arc known.n W.
LINK + sl'on!d be taken TINT tho names appear.
II ar .s t ey are akG ka 5e n'nes Of the owners
II ts ne1t urged that The equalization made by
tac County board was not made as required i,y
tr ,s"' ,,I, Thc record shows that lie CoutiI.
H. Do9fa o9 ,,a'e met On the second Alon.
to time, "} ina naly aeteS assains upon the tfe os
scptemr following s Is not eeare u ire i6, 6v tSa St
s'atto that The saaIizat!on ahalI be made On
1nss s seGG St 1l9sy ,ncs,y Of y, Jn but at It ,a e
that DAY. There Il no limit 10 tho duration Of
Ile meeting, and we regard It M made ut
ss,Gig,t'nR required to bo held, and which was
aiu on Tho sesona Monday Of Jny The
ahn adopted by the Board, Is In our opinIot,
H'due IN ttlo manner required by tho statute.
Judgment nlilrn,ed.
r,,. flKE W: THE PEOPLE.
:, IAc flrst point made by tic oblcctors Is, that
thc town anl pnrk tax in tho Town Of West
thteng6. and the town taxes IN South Chicago,
aro 1legai and void. II appears that tho Col
,esaot, IN his application - the County. Court.
tnc Hrss 81 which contained dcscT1ptipns Of
ta!riH .n.s anl !ots - COOK County delinquent fUr
i9Ia att also tic warrants due and unpaid for
Nn'ci the property was forfeited TO tho State
LOT unpaid @ taxss at the tax-salc for tho
, 1877-02-06
EARLY GRASsH0pPERs.

BURLINGTON, H., Feb. a-To.tlay, before tho
Bea1I u Tssdc, . bottls was exhibited containing
twenty-five or thirty young CrasshoEpcEs They
wcrI h4tched IL ullc neat III the ne1shbprhood
of Prescott, Adalus County, in tho western part
OF tho 6tatc, and the gcuticmau who sent lAe,n
LII writes that In every square four Vt ground
ttsro ART between 100 md .0o nests TIE warm