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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-10
DEATHS.
Deaths Free Tributes, &C., 10 cts. Lins

Deaths Free Tributes, re-, 10 cts. Line
MAXwELL.-DepAr,cd this life. in Baltimore
January ., Sarah T.. the beloved wife Of John
W. Maxwell. and daughter of the late Robert
and Sarah Wright, Of this county.
llISS.-0n 9Th Of January, lSSO, Jacob Hiss, Jr.
in the S7th year Of his age.
EMMART.-On January ., Jennie May, age .
years months and 20 days, eldest child Of wm
". and Lizzie J. Emmart.
PEklNE.--0n the night Of December -. Rebec.
ca Y. Perine, daughter Of David ". Psrine.
R0LLlNS.-At Seneca Farm, 18th district, on
the 9Th inst. Of pneumonia. Sarah Ann, aged
- wears. wife Of Henry Rollins.
WlMAN.-Near Eockiand. Baltimore county
Dec. 2lsi, Lizzie =, cldcs, daughter Of jackson
and Mary wyman. aged 10 years.
klRk.-A; his residence, Roscialc. Batimor,
CO., or Monday 9Th inst, Charles d. Kirk, aged
30 years.
ENDERSoN.-At the residence Of y. 7. Jordan.
near Nd. Line. on the 18th os Dec. Benz amin
=. Anderson. in the Esd year Of his age
TWINlNG.-ln Hartford county. Md. on Jan. .,
lSs0 Of consumption. u. Frank Twining. aged
u years. for the last twenty year. = resident OF
Philadelphia
MORGAN.--On the morning Of January :. at 7.?O
DEL ock. Catherine Morgan. wife ofGeo. Morgan
Of Dulaney's Valley.
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Circui. co,,rt-Ge

Circuit Court.-Georse Zouek. selling beer
on Sunday plea of guilty confessed, and traVerser
fined S20and costs. same. selling beer TO a minor
sto;;ed on payment ot costs jos. Mulligan. As.
,auli and battery SETTLED On paymen; " costs.
Charles Ohlc. assault and battery plea Of guilty
confessed. and travcrscr fined IN cents. John
Bopp, selling liquor without license: settled on
payment VI costs. Gustave tiOc,he. larceny gull.
ty; sentence reserved. Rudolph PciE. shooting
with intent 20 kill Thomas Estep not guilty
Maria T. Picl. selling liquor on Sunday. two cases;
plea Of guilty in one aud traverscr fined S2O and
costs John Zehner. selling liquor ON Sunday, and
10 a minor in one plea Of guilty and traverscr
fined $50 and costs. the other ststted on payment
Of costs. Louis Moundlein. selling liquor ON Sun.
day plea Of guilty and travcrser fined $50 and
costs. Andrew Deseh and Frank Bcnlein. as
sault and battery adjudgod guilty and sentenced
10 pay each hnc of 500 and costs and confne.
ment in the county Jail for six months.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-10

Ia The dex;criiy Of General Grant in e. aiding
the many attempts to draw him "utupon the mat.
ter Of his candidacy for President was demon
s,ra,e'l during his reception a; Pittsburgh The
Gran, Clab called upon the ex President. and one
Of their number made an address. during which
he nominated General Grant for reelection TO the
Presidency. to which he replied As follows;
"ci'iss". Of hesisr" PsnH.yirania Il apprc.
eiaic highly your kindly welcome. and thank YOU
for the kindness shown me ON every hand. OF
course you are \ political organization, and with
that have nothing TO 10. The gentleman has
nominated a man for whom ! have never voted
and never will. tLaughter.l again thank you
for your cordial welcome
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Heavy Mortgage.-A mor,c.ge FROM ,he

Heavy Nortgage.-A mortgage from the
Tide Water Pipe Company to the Fidelity Insur.
ance. Trust and Safe Deposit Company. trustee.
was left on Wednesday Tor record in the county
Clerks Office. The mortgage il dated January l.
lssO. and is for S6OO,oOO TO DO secured by six per
cent. gold bonds Of the value of 81 900 each. COO
IN number. II conveys all the real and personal
property. pipe lines. rights ofway, &C.. ofihc pipe
company. except ID tank cars bought from Lom-
bard and Ayres. and the Bush and Denslow
Manufacturing Company. The mortgage is to be
recorded in several counties Of Pennsylvania.
Hudson county, y. j., and in Carroll, Anne
Arundel and baltimore counties, Nd.
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SECRET
Prizes Awarded.-Mi,s $. collins. teach,

Prizes Awarded.-Miss :. Collins, teacher
Of public school No. ,, 18th district, at the CON.
meneemcnt of the holidays awarded prizes 10 those
Of her pupils who had made the most rapid ad
vanccncnt in their studies. These were carried
of by Master Peter short. Miss Annie Eekman
and Masters Newton Geist and Thomas Walters
The school Is in n most nourishing condition and
children.
The Sabbath school 81 81. Johns =. T.. church
Of the same district. which Is in charge Of Rov
Mr.. Tenant, rector, gave the scholars n Christ.
mas entertainment and also awarded prizes which
were carried OF by Miss Juda Leaf and Annie and
Lille Eckman. in the order named. Each child
received something.
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Mount Alto Church.-Tbc nember.

Mount Alto Church.-Thc members and
friends Of Mount Alto Presbyterian church. con.
Vened en- massc Now Years Eve at the residence
of the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Shriver, Windsor Heights
and had a most enjoyable time passing the com
pliments Of the sea.on-not emitting 60 give sub.
stantial evidence 81 their friendship in the form Of
gifts at all times seasonabe in the maintenance
Of the work Of the ministry. Tho church il Of re.
cent origin but is fortunate In the possession Of
valuable and convenient house Of worship. wholly
paid for. and in having devoted band Of zealous
workers. The sabbath school Of this church gave
an anniversary entertainment Christmas holidays
and enjoyed the sight Of tree laden with gift. for
distribution on the occasion. The pastor. Rev.
Mr.. Shriyer. made n congratula,ory address, and
urged upon all increased devotion o. the cause o:
the Master ia gathering in the children, and see
ine 10 their timely instruction ia the truths o.
God. word.
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;Ed-F. Flodt, manufacturer and dealer In Hu-
man Hair Goods, Perfumery and Toilet Articles,
ls3 n. Rutaw street, baltimore. Braids, Purs,
Curls. Front Pieces, Primes. &e.. made Of the
very bcs. hair. We do up Hair Combings In .
ing great care not 10 waste and break the long
hair. combings sent by mail or express receive
prompt attention.
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Property Sold.-Thc snug little property Of
Frank brady, located on Steyenson's lane. east Of
the York road, about one mile south Of Towson-
town. was sold ut private sale short time ago. to
Patrick Maddox for 81 600. Il will be remembered
tina, Brady was convicted about two years ago Of
the larceny Of lot Of oats from Dr. q. NJ. Bosley,
Of this place, and sentenced to the penitentiary.
lie was afterwards pardoned by Gov. Carroll on
condition that he leave the State.
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paltimore County AGRICULTURAL sociaty

"A meeting of the board Of Managers Of this go.
ciety was held In Baltimore on Monday, present
Samuel Brady, president; VIM. u. Sands. Secre.
tary John Crowther, Jr., Samuel NJ. Rankin
James Pcntland, Chas. W. Senmes, W. ID. Braek.
enridge and II. Gorsuch. The accounts were
audited aud il was found that the 81, 900 made a,
the late fair nj Timonium had been expended In
the general improvement Of the grounds. Il wa,
determined Go sell the remaining capital stock
amounting 10 some two OF three thousand dollars
and 10 rent cut the track and stables for training
purposes, when not used by tho sOeiiy. rs a means
Of revenue.
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Baltimore County Bible Society,"

Baltimore County Bible Society.-The
annual meeting OF tins society was held In Balii-
more on Monday, Rev. J. =. IloH. d. D.. rector Of
Trinity J.. T.. church, Towsontown, president, In
the chair. The attendance was good. The
Treasurer's report showed balance Of S23O4s in
the treasury, and $500 Of II was at once appropri
a.ed to the Maryland Bible Society, Of which tho
Baltimore county society l. an auxiliary.
The annual election Of officers resulted as fol-
lows: Rev. J. =. lIoh, d. D., President. TowsOn-
town Vice Presidents-first district, n. james,
baltimore Second district, Martin l.. Jean, Rock
dale Third district. Rev. Robt. NJ. Lpscomh,
Pikesville Fourth district. Rev. John y. Dean,
Resterstown; ffth district, Daniel Becklcy, Beck
lcysville Sixth district, VIM. II. Hoffman, Paper
Mills Seventh district. A. u. Cross, Parkton
Eighth district, Thos. Ingham, Cockeysviile
Ninth district, Chas. W. Lord, baltimore; Tenth
district, ID. l.. Rathburn, Sweet Air; Eleventh
district, Rev. Charles W. Watson, Long Green
Twelfth district, J. $. Biddison, Gardenville
Thirteenth district, s. II. Sexton, Jr., baltimore.
Secretary, Rev. J. 7. Gibson. Govanstown
Treasurer, Dr. W. X. Monroe, baltimore; Execu-
tive Committee. Henry c. Turnbull, Govanstown;
John Ridgely Of Hampton, Towsontown Dr. John
II. Prentiss, Govanstown; Rev. J. I. Gibson,
Govanstown, and Jesse Tyson aud Thomas Myers.
Baltimore.
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Sabbath School Election, &c.-St. Johns
u. p. Sabbath school, located In the I'd district,
on the 9TH inst elected superintendent and other
officers for the ensuing year. This school, though
small, Is In prosperous condition, and the officers
and teachers arc Iealous workers. Before being
dismissed each child was madeth happy recipient
AZ a handsome book and u well.illcd bag Of con
fcctionery.
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MARRIAGES.

L-II0USEMAN.-On Dec. %, at Bentley
Springs. by Rev II. McNcmar. H. Frank Bull
to Belle llouscinan. all Of this county.
Ek-SIIEELER.-On Tuesday, Dec. 23d
1879. by Rev. Samuel Perry, Charles :. v.
Miller. 10 Miss Katie Sheclcr, both Of Ashland
baltimore county.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-10

e1- Representative Harry White, Of Pennsyl-
vania, to whom General Grant addressed his
third-term letter, Is reported to have said In
Washington this week that Grants nomination
was rs certain as the rising Of to-morrow's Sun.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-10

List of Letters remaining In tho po,,oaiee at
Towsontown, Nd, for the week ending Jan. 3rd,
1850, will be sent TO the Dead Letter Office Feb 9TH,
1850. IL not claimed Richard Brown, Charles T..
Beatty. Lewis Golfers, Miner Gordcn, Jno. Jack
son, VIM. Jones, Miss Julia johnson, Mr.. Joy,
Henry johnson. Charles =. Mayer. Miss Kate
Myers. Peter Mckentec, Vim. Mccormick, Julia
Nichols, Mr.. Richardson. J. r., Jno. Stevens,
Andrew Taylor, Jno. J. Williams.
SARAn fEAsr, 7. NJ.
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The McDonogh Inst!tute.-Thc Board of
Trustees Of the MeDonogh Farm School. located
At the head Of Green Sprn; Valley in ;hi. county.
held Meeting in Baltimore Monday evening,
Samuel II. Tasart, presiien,, and II. Clay bal
lam, secretary. Plans for the proposed new build
ing. made by Messrs. Dixon 4 Carson. architects.
we're submitted and discussed. Thestructure. ac-
eordng 20 the plans proposed. will consist Of a
main building and two wings four stories high. IL
will be built Of pressed brick. with stone trim.
min;s. AMI large areas will be left between the
divisions for light and ventilation. An imposng g
poFtco. with massive pillars. will set oil the front;
and the entire building will be surInounteI by "a
handsome Mansard roof. Accommodations will
be provided for 100 boys. professors rooms, class
rooms. etc. and a large exhibition hall. The cost
is estimated at SLOT. OOO and work j. expected 10
be begun upon the building neat spring.
Col Allan. superintendent. made his report.
giving an interesting account Of the workings of
the school for the year 1879, and also a brief hs
tory Of the boys who have graduated there.
The board then discussed their annual report
IL will show the institute to have been most sue
eessiully conducted during the past year, and the
finances to he Ia aOurishing condition. OF the
annual income, amounting to $4,000 only $40, 900
has been required for current expenses, and tho
balance has been deposited for the building fund
The entire value of the trust has increased from
$si7,j49.05 last year 10 about $4,000. During
the year the board sold 26.Oi0 acres Of land,
realizing therefrom between $4,000 and $4,000.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-10

Reisterstown Literary Society. VIM.
Numsen, Of Arlington. lectured before this asso-
citation on Tuesday evening last, on "a Short
Sketch Of the Starry Heavens" The discourse
evidenced decided ability and study on the part
Of the young lecturer. Music was rendered by
Mr.. Bankart and Misses Bankart and Parkinson.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-10

The New States Attorney.-Col. David
q. Mcintosh, the new States Attorney for Balti-
more county. took the oath Of Office before Judge
Grason, ON Monday, and at once enterel upon the
discharge Of his duties. The bond Of Col. McIn-
tosh 10 In the sum Of $4,000 and Is signed BY
Mess. Rieh'd J. Cuttings and Arthur w. Maehen.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-10

Mortgage Salo.-Jamss ". Owings, auction
Ger, sold ut the Court House on Tuesday, for John
NJ. Blocker, mortgage. under n mortgage from
John T. II. Cole and wife. los acres Of land in the
5th district. Trenton, with fair improvements;
purchased by the mortgage for $4,000.
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Anniversary

Anniversary Supper.-Towson Lodge No
~, l. o. o. T.. Of this place. had nm anniversary
supper ut Ady's Hotel on Thursday night last
The supper was gotten up In the bcst manner and
the members enjoyed themselves very much.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-10

Painful Accident.-Nettie Ovsrton, an en-.
pOyec Of the Albcrton cotton factory had the nail
torn Oh Of one Of the fingers 81 her right hand by
having II caught In some Of the machinery Of the
mill. while At work on the 3lst Of December.
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Sheriff's Salo.-0n Wednesday s. q. Wilson.
auctioneer, sold for Sheriff Slade, acres Of land
In the 18th district, near Bucks school house. be-
longing 10 Mary Treutner, TO $. Parker Bosley for
Sl25, subject 10 q mortgage for $3.50.
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Quarterly Meeting. fourth quarterly
meeting for the Circuit will be held at bentley
Springs, February 9Th and sth. Oficial business
on Saturday, 7th, and preaching by the Presiding
Elder. Rev. w. II. Chapman, Sunday, sth.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-10

List OF Letters remaining unealled for In the
pOstoffcc at Govanstown, for tho month ending
January sth, lsso: George Hart, Messrs. satter.
field A Moore, Mrs. Buckman. Mr.. Dennis Cons,
Charles Games, Mrs. Josie Herbert, Mrs. Ellen
Walker, Mrs. Pons. CoRSELIA KELLEY, y. NJ
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New Banking Firm.-Mr. John :. Giiting,.
Jr., who has been vice president Of the Chesapeake
bank for some years, and who gained thorough
knowledge Of the banking business under his late
grandfather Col. John :. Cuttings, and Mr.. WIN.
II. Bosley who, for number of years. has been
connected with the banking Office Of John :. Git.
tings Co.. have formed a cOpartnership under
the name Of john :. t;it,ings Co.. and will con
tinue 90 carry on business in the Chesapeake
bank building. Both Of those gentlemen have an
extensive acquaintance in Baltimore county and
throughout the state and in every way quail
fed 10 eonduc, the bankn, and brokerage business.
Both are residents Of this county and are known
A. business men Il the highest standing. The
banking Office Of John :. Cuttings Co. has long
been popular place with Baltimore county peo-
pie in which to transact their business, and under
the new firm il will lose none Of the tact aud rc-
ability which has always characterized it. Mr.
Bo.ley if son q John Bosley. Esq. a well-known
and prominent business man Of Cockeysyillc.
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Election Held.-Thc Dulanty's Valley Turn.
pike Company held it, annual meeting at Ady's
Hotel. Monday last, and elected officers for the
ensuing wear.
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Constabies Approximately County Com.
missiOuers on Tuesday appointed the following
constables each for two years from date George
W. Appieby, 9th district Samuel Marklcy, 18th
district; John II. Dobbin, 9TH district.
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shnrn Horao Trnnanction.-Ths n

Sharp Horse Transaction.-The san Of
Thursday says: "a farmer from Baltimore county
yesterday complained TO Police Justice Johns that
he had lost s?O in Transaction with n horse
trader. lie said ho wen; TO the place to buy
cheap mule. \ trader sough; his acquaintance
and pointed 10 horse that was offered for sale
The trader told the farmer that he and the owner
Of the horse were deadly enemies, and whilst the
trader wanted the horse very bal, the owner would
not deal with him Mt any price. The farmer was
solicited 70 60 aud buy the horse for tho trader, who
promised 10 pay him for his services. The farmer
bought the horse for sgj, paid $50 account, and
then told the trader what he had done. The
trader said he would pay the 80 in few minutes
and would give the farmer hi. $50 and g for hi.
services. In short time the farmer realized that
the trader horse and horse owner had disap pearcd
and he was minus his SEQ The propric Of the
sale stables promptly notified Justice John, tina;
he would assist the farmer in getting redress. and
the proper legal steps were taken
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From Cub Hin. nth District.

From Cub Hill, 18th District. -SneesssIai
EH'erfaiHmsaf-If Pleasant .Saeiat Gafksrisg-Iara
Solicitations CApistAaa. Tree, .e.--A Sab
bath school exhibition WAS held ut Hiss ". y.
church on Thursday evening. dec. 10th, but owing
TO the inelemency Of the weather Il did not prove
success and was repeated on New Years night
in the school house. The exercises consisted Of
vocal and instrumental music, reading, dialogues
and Miss Sarah llardwiek sang two beautiful
solos in fine style. The scholars reflected great
credit both upon themselves and their superinten-
dent Mr.. Fuller. who deserves great praise for his
careful selection Of the pieces, aud 20 whose un.
firing devotion the present hourishing condition
Of the school l. owing. A. the close Of the sxer-
cises the children were supplied with confection-
cry, and the affair was n most enjoyable one
throughout.
Quite a large party was held at the residence Of
Mr.. WIN. Ramsey, near Cub Hill, on Friday night
Of last week. There were upwards Of one hun
dred persons present and very pleasant evening
was passed. the dancing being kept up until tho
next morning. The party was gotten up BY Mr..
Marion Sherman and others.
Mrs. Langley recently sold her farm, adjoinin 2
Cub Till, to Mr.. Packham, Of Baltimore, who Is
erecting n very fine house and making other i'm
provemsnu which will add greatly 10 tho appear
ance Of the farm.
| have seen several Christmas trees this year
but the Rev. Mr.. Murphy's children have the
abandonment one that ever saw. Tho tree IL or
namcnted with the most beautiful and costly trim
mings and Is we'll worth visit from any one.
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oyster Supper and Festival. ladies
Of -. Johns Mission will hold an oyster supper
and festival on the ais;. 22,l and 23d Of January
at the church. II miles York turnpike, The
public invited.
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How IL Is Done.-An account ppearei in our
local columns last week Of the arrest Of II. u.
Hull. of Mount winans, this county. for using the
taiicd States mails improperly. Since then We
have found the following advertisement in the
Mirror. published At Noun; Holly. New Jersey.
which explains how the 'littlc game" was worked
SEt How TO become Rich and Watch
sent tree. L. :. Agency, Mount winAas, Nd.
II n astonishing how many thousands OF people
there are in this country who expect to get some
thing for nothing and therefore always open TO
just such catches as the above. The mere state
nsnt Of swatch sent free" ought TO be enough To
put people on thsir guard. but II don't. and hence
there are always plenty Of them to bite at such
bats NJ Mr.. Hull throws out.
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Family Groceries, &c.
ESTABLISHED 1912.
SHEALEY'S OLD STAND !

FLAT-IRON SQUARE, TOwSONTOwS.
49,. AT THE ABOVE POPULAR
GEs STORE CAN ALWAYS BE l.&Z
Sisis FOUND 4 49,
Full & Complete Stock of Goods
Suitable TO the Country Trade. We name in part,
DRY GOODS NOTIONS GENERALLY.
HARDWARE FOR BUILDERS USE,
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES.
FLOUR OF THE BEST GRADES,
CONFECTIONERY. SEGARS. TOBACCO.
CHINA AND QUEENSWARE
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
HATS AND CAPS.
FEED OF ALL KIND. and PRODUCE GEN.
ERALLl. Also. PATENT MEDICINES,
AMI in fact everything tina; ough; to be found In
Awe!i supplied Store.
We shall keep stock Of the bes, good. to he
found in the market. ani will eel a; prices To- suit;
Thankful for pa.; liberal patronage We solici, a
continuance Of the same.
s.sGoods Delivered Free of Charge.
VI. a SHEALEY d SON.
july IL, '1q,-ly.
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BALTIMORE PRICE CURRENT
CORRECTED wEEKLT NJ
d. r. An % z u 8 o M,

FLOUR, FEED OF ALL KINDS, FERTILI-
ZERS, SEEDS. PRODUCE, &c.,
i2S North High NJ. baltimore.
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Another Old Defender Gone

las Brewer. an old defender Of Baltimore, and one
Of is oldest citizens. died Thursday light last; n,
1880 o'clock. after \ brief illness. lie was a
prominent Odd Fellow and Mason.
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The Tax Payers. COMMITTEES.

The Tax Payers Committee. Com
miiicc Of the Baltimore county Tax Payers Con-
vention held its second nesting In baltimore, ON
Friday. I'd inst, to mature the plans for bills To-
be submitted 90 the Legislature for u more eco
nomicsl government for the county. II is pro-
posed to ask the Legislature 20 pass a bill 60 re-
stric, the County tumm-.ioncr. in the matter OF
appropriations for public Improvements. repairs Of
roads. dc.: and also tina, a limited amount be
NAMED for the transportation Of prisoners 10 tho
House Of Correction. the certain al preparations by
the County Commissioners for this purpose being
by many considered excessive The Legislature
will be- memorialiEcd 10 take some action ia re-
gari 10 the county ainshOuse. as at present the
Institution i. considered Srca, burden TO the
county, when. Ia fact, the expenses ought 10 Ice
small. The county had 10 pay for the purchase
of proVcnder. which. il j. stated. could have been
raised on the aims house farm. These and many
other matters Of interest to the tax payers will be
submitted to the confederation Of the Legislature
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License Fees Returned.-John Bacon, Esq,
ex-clerk Of the Circuit Court, has made his final
return OF license fees 10 the Comptroller as fol-