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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-10-30

Property Sales.-N. NJ. Brian, auctionccr,
sold at the Court House on Monday, for Benjamin
p. Moore, Eco, attorney for Elizabeth X. Hop
kins. assignee Of . mortgage executed by Thos.
X. Matthews and wife 20 John Roberts, trustee,
lll acres Of land, situated one mile north Of the
Philadelphia turnpike and eleven miles from Bal
tmorc city, TO Elizabeth X. Hopkins for g, 500.
The property Il improved by n frame dwelling
aud the usual outbuildings.
james W. 0wings, auetioneer. sold at the Court
House on Tuesday, for VIM. :. keech, ESQ.,, trus.
tee Of DR.. Geo. W. Bailey, an ipsolvent debtor, u
farm Of 200 acres, II miles from Baltimore, near
the Liberty road, In the ID district, improved by
frame dwelling, Ae., to Mr.. J. Albert fite for
$4,000.
3. d. Mettam, auctioneer, sold on Tuesday last
for II. r. Doarman, Esq, trustee Of George Y.
switEer, lot Of ground on the Reisterstown turn.
pike, half mile from the city limits, improved by
a dwelling house, slaughter house, de-; purchased
by Louisa A. Switxer for &, 800.
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,ss- "The policy Of the Democratic party will
be to reduce the tax on whisky and tobaeco.'-
JsWrHoi'- tariff article.
We are glad our neighbor has told US some
thing Of what the policy" Of his party will be.
Cheap whisky is the great dcsideraium. lie is no
doubt like the fellow who grew very happy over
the prospect Of having rain. When asked the
reason for his exubcrancy his reply was, "Becausc
rain will make a heavy crop Of corn corn makes
whisky aud whisky makes Democrats.''
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Miscellaneous.
ATTENTION FARMERsI
Save Money by Insuringyo ur Prop.
erty i'm the
Agricultural Fire Insurance COMFY
asses january fst. 1873, Sf,oss, fsI.oO
OF wATERTowN, n. Y.

asses january list, fS5S,Sf,0SS, fSf0O.
NiIE attention Of farmers Is directed TO the great
l. advantages In the way Of Fire Insurance, Of
fered by the above Company.
Its assets amount to over 81, OOO, 900, so that
failure Is absolutely impossible.
II insurcs nothing but Dwellings and Farm
Property, rejecting all risky property, such NJ
manufacturing mercantile establishments.
II not only pays for all losses by FIRE, but for
damages done BY Lightning, whether Ere ensues or
not.
II also pays for Lire Stock killed by lightning
anywhere on the farm. The latter feature win
commend this Company 10 the farming community.
The terms on which property is insured arc as
favorable rs those Of any other Company In this
country.
A large number Of prominent and WE'LL known
persons have already attcstcd their confidence in
this Company by insuring their property therein,
and whose names will be furnished on application
90 US.
For further particulars, rates. &c.. cali on or
address, II. l.. BOWEN, Agent,
Towsontown, Baltimore county, Nd.
Jan. ally.
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nD-"A free ballot and fair count"
are all Republicans ask. Give us these,
Messrs. Judges Of Election, and We
guarantee you will hear no complaints
after next Tuesday.
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GoSE Ur rue rLuSE.-The Memphis (Tennes-
.ce) Acknowledgements. Of eourse-puts Il
this way:
"Thc Indiana election was n revolution. A
change Of 10000 votes to the Republican party
within two years in closely contested q State
Is significant Of the final overthrow Of the Demo-
cratic party. This revolution means not only the
defeat Of Hancock In November. but Il means the
disarmament of the Democratic organization. to be
followed by the disruption Of the Republican
pa..y and the reconstruction OF parties on new
issues. The disintcgration Of the Southern wing
Of the Democratic party IL now advanced in nearly
every Southern State. With reasonable certain
~ Of eiecting Hancock. Southern Democrats
would have stuck TO the National ticket, and cast
l3s electoral votes for the Democratic candidate;
but the unexpected and overwhelming disaster In
Indiana will paralyze Southern Democrats, and
the l3s electoral votes will not now be counted
sure for Hancock. The change Of opinion devel.
oped by the result Of Tuesdays election has fairly
stunned southern Democrats. They see in that
result u solid North for Garfield. The Indiana
verdict demands that the political solid South
shall be the first 10 disband."
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Srs- This Republican majority in Indiana Is
about 1900. Democratic newspapers. since the
election, have been claiming that Hancock is b.
900 votes stronger in Indiana than the State
ticket was. Admitted. In this view Of II We
may safely set the state down for $500 majority
for Garfield. which is ample to satisfy Republic
cane.
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css- Hon. George C. Gorham says the Rcpub-
leans are sure Of carrying California mex, Tues
day. lIe also says that the stupid forsery-the
Chinese cheap labor le,ter-will have no etTec, in
his State as all are convinced that Il was simply
. desperate trick Of the enemy.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-10-30

pO-There is only one Webster in the
I'D Congressional district who is a can
didate for Congress, viz, EDWIN II.
WEBSTER. See that his name is
properly printed on your ticket.
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Sso-col. Webster has had experience in Con-
gress. lie 10 . Republican and at the sane time
. conservative and independent man. II elected
which he Il almost sure TO be-he will be an
honor TO the district. Independent men, cas-, your
votes for him.
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J.ss-oh yes, Of course all the Union soldiers
will vote fer lIancoek-in n horn. The loSth
Pennsyl vaua regiment held n union this month
and 233 men were present. vote was taken
which rcsuitcd-GarGeld, 2I9; Hancock, =, and
Weaver, 5. And the lOSth was in Haneock's
corps. too. The soldiers don't object so much to
Hancock, but they don't like the Democratic party
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Twalfkh nisfrinf.

First Precinct MICHAEL ADAMS TAVERN,
NEAR CANTON.
Second Prccinct-wALTER'S TAVERN, AT
RIVER ROADS.
Third Precinct GoNTRUM's TAVERN, GAR
DENvILLE.
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S=sf- Sean your tickets closely next Tuesday.
See that the ticket headed with Garfield has Web
ster's name ut the bottom. All kinds Of jobs will
be put up to deceive the ignorant and unwary.
Don't allow yourselves to be hoodwinked into
voting for the Democratic nominee for Congress.
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Tenth District.
EIaxanth nisfricf.

First Precinct-wRIGIlTS TAVERN, HAR.
FORD ROAD.
Second Precinct-wILLIAM DLACKIST0N'S,
RIDGELc'S FORCES, PIlILA. ROAD.
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Transfers OF Property.--The following IL
list OF real estate transfers, &e., filed for re-
cord In the Office Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
for Baltimore county from October I'D TO 18th
Joseph Hossefross 4 VT. to 5. A. Boyer.
David Uhler 4 VT. TO J. W. Iliteshue.
WIN. A. Johnston 4 vi. to q. Il. Johnston.
Elias Lively a W.T. To Gustavus Gieske.
Gustavus Gicske a VT. TO Henry Keidec.
Same to Elias Livery.
c. y. Selling 10 Levi frustenburg.
WIN. Jones A VT. TO Lewis II. Keller.
T. n. Williams, trustee. to II. d. Reynolds.
I. 7. Nelson 4 VT. to II. II. wineholt {: 81.
II. c. smyscr 4 VT to Solomon I.auer.
John Grau a WI TO o. Peter Grau.
John Grau and o. Peter Grau, agreement.
q. ID. Clark wi. to BALTIC. City Passenger X.
w. Company.
Martin Knauf 10 John winteroth.
Hiram Woods, trustee, to Ellenor q. Gordon.
J. X. Shaw 10 VIM. l.. Roberts.
Henry q. Tyson TO George Tyson, assign't.
Il. II. Boarman ct al, trustee, to Katie Albert.
Same 20 Anna l.. Pehl.
Jacob Ruiz 10 Annie G. Gerwig.
+. X. Kocder to Alex. Terrell, assign't.
G. NJ. Keer 20 Henry CHASER, assign't.
John i. Benson 4 wi. to Joshua l.. Benson.
LEASES.
J. =. Dean 4 VT. 10 T. u. Stocksdale.
MORTGAGES.
T. II. Stocksdale 90 Franklin Permit. Bldg. Asso.
J. A. steeksdale a vi. 10 same.
John C. Bell 4 VT. to same.
George II. Morrow 20 Price 4 Head.
Joseph Decker 4 W. to Eighth German Ameri'
can Bldg. Asso.
J. J. Norris 4 vi. to Jennie X. Price.
Vim. NJ. Baker 4 VT. 10 Solomon Lauer.
Ezra =. Brown 4 W. TO Home Permit. Mutual
Land 4 Bldg. Asso.
o. Peter Grnu TO Elizabeth u. Grau.
VIM. Reichman TO Andrew Fritz.
$. X. George 20 +. A. Smith, Assignment.
n. J. Norris, executor 20 Ann Carman, assignt.
Jos. T. Aiban 4 VT. TO Ann Carman.
Henry Reckord 20 Elcnora Guyton.
4. Stewart 4 VT. TO Dominica Schillinburg.
Joshua Mumma 20 Geo. +. coxon.
J. II. w. Marriott 10 Franklin Wilson.
l.. Y. Condor 4 VT. to VIM. Curlett.
J. 7. llardey TO Sebastian Brown, assignt.
Sebastian Brown TO c. ". League, assignt.
&. W. League TO Il. II. Smith, trustee.
Great Gunpowder Falls Bldg. Asso. to Robert
lIc,rick.
V. NJ. Flcury, executor, to Garrett Brown.
Richard Ilaviland 10 Vim. VI. Baker.
Home Permit. Mutual Land 4 Bldg. Asso. No. 3
10 Vim. Rcichman.
q. T.. coxon TO Joshua Mumma.
BALTIC. Butchers Load & Annuity Asso. TO J. II.
". Marriott.
Catonsvillc Bljg. Asso. No. I, to j. +. Gcrwig.
Same To- John Gerwig.
7. c. Roe to l.. Y. Condor.
HILLS OF SALE.
San1 Fowler to John 7. Ensor.
J. u. Turner to Sam'l c. Hush. Jr.
San1 c. Hush. Jr., to X. T.. Wright.
John ;. Ramsey to Sarah J. Ramsey.
John Adams TO J. W. Lee.
Ellenor q. Gordon 20 e.. L. Gordon.
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MARYLAND Line Items.-wc were vi,i,e,

NUEy IHuU L4Itib 1tbnlb.- W WtFt VItIttu by
n hne rain on Saturday morning last.
II. Franklin Ross. recently . clerk in the store
Of W. =. McCubbin, in New Market, has been EN-
pioyed by Mr.. II. Ford, Of Baltimore, who has
leased and taken possession Of the store stand Of
Messrs. Emig Balm, at New Freedom, Pa, n
few miles frcm New Market.
Mr.. W. c. Meads, q marble worker of this
vicinity, Is turning out some fine work.
Republican meeting was held in lliderbrands
woods, near Shrewsbury. few days ago and
among tina speakers was Prof Chas. J. Little, the
Republican candidate fer Congress.
great many tramps are travelling southwark
through our village.
Mr.. $. b. Sampson, an extensive farmer Of this
locality is shipping fine lot Of apples to Bal.i-
more.
The cpizootic has made its appearance in ihi.
neighborhooi but In mild form. HIP. $.
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Fatal Cumming Aecident.-A fatal CUNNING

Fatal Cunning Accident fatal cunning
accident occurred near the Relay House, 18th dis
trict, on Friday afternoon Of last week. VIM. II.
Lynch, aged II years, whose father lives ut
Ayelon, was out cunning In company with another
boy named John Gibbons. On their way home
they were walking In single Gle, Lynch In front
and Gibbons In the rear with his gun cooked and
the muEElc pointed towards his companion. In
passing through some underbrush q twig caught
In the trigger Of the gun. disehargng u, the whole
load lodging In the head Of Lynch, killing him In
stantly.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-10-30

pY-The Presidential election takes
place next Tuesday, November I'D, and
the polls will be open from 9 a. m. to
6 p. m. Bring out every Republican
voter and see that he votes right.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-10-30

Club Meeting.-The members Of the Tow
sontown Garfield and Arthur club arc requested 10
be punctual In their attendance at shealeys Hall
at o'clock, next Monday evening. Business Of
Importance. A full attendance u desired.
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EfRhth nistrfct.
Ninth District.

First nct-C0cKEYSvILLE.
Second Precinct-C.o o. Jockeys TEN-MILE
HOUSE, YORK TURNPIKE.
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Removable firm Of A. Walter 4 Co., mat
trass manufacturers and steam feather rcnovators,
have removed from j5S TO No. $50 west Baltimore
street, opposite Pine street. Persons in want Of
anything in their line will do well TO call upon
them. See advertisement.
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ID-See that there are no tickets in
the ballot-boxes next Tuesday before
the voting commences. This is very
important.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-10-30
II q. MILLER.
~. MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
Agricultural Implements,

tivators, Shovel Flows, Sp
&C.. &C.. &c. -
ASHLAND. y. c. X. II.
The Celebrated Oxford Plows made 10 order.
Ess- Also. manufacturer of various kinds of
Steve Castings. including Crates, &c.. at much
less than city prices. Castings of all kinds kept
on hand or made to order at short notice.
Repairing Of Agricultural Implements 81
all kinds speciality.
E"-The patronage Of the public respectfully
solicited and satisfaction as to work and prices
guaranteed
RS-0 Orders BY mail promptly aneaeisd 10.
u. q. MILLER,
Ashland =. o., Baltimore county. Nd.
JOHN d. ROE 4 CO., Agents, Towsontnwn.
bee. 21'79.-iy,
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bD-Vote for Tariff to discriminate in
favor of American labor-vote for Gar
field, Arthur and Webster.
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terprising dairyman, has opened an eating house
in the building occupied by him during the past
summer where meals will be served at all hours.
Oysters n specially, served In every style. Try
the new place.
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Needs Allcgany avenue In this
town, between the York road and Trinity church. IL
In very bad condition and should be repaired. Mr..
Nelson Cooper this week circulated a petition,
praying the County Commissioners to appropriate
q sum sufficient TO put Il in good condition.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-10-30

New York Clothing House.-Everybody
Ear and should know that tho New York
Clothing House. isi west baltimore street, oppo-
site Light, sells the best made clothing for the
least money, and for one price only. Call there
when In the city.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-10-30

First Precinct-COLD SPRING HOTEL.
Second Precinct--HAMPDEN vILLAG T..
FALLS ROAD.
Third net-TOwsoNTowN.
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Ito! my comrades, see the signal,
Waving in the sky,
Hear the shouts from Maine To 20 'rornia,
Victory IL nigh.
Hold the fort for Garhcid's coming,
Ohio signals still,
Send the answer through the Union.
Indiana says "Shc will"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-10-30

Hip Broken.-Mr. Daniel shaffer, Of the 18th
district, met with painful accident on Saturday
last by falling from cart, breaking his hip bone
aud otherwise injuring himself. lie is attended
BY DR.. Tydings, Of Chase's.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-10-30

B~JUDGES and SUPERvISORSin
THE GRID, STH, 9TH AND raTH
DISTRICTS, scrutinize every ballot
and watch the count closely.
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has been appointed by the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court examiner Of papers In the record Office.
This is the third new office created under tho
present Clerk, viz, Collector, Examiner and Mes
senger.
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How Tnrv AnE PA,p.-ws clip the following

How TnEr Ana PAip.-we clip the following
from late issue Of the oswegO IN. W T;~s':
"a lady who 10 school. teacher In New Orleans,
La. writing to friend In this village, says
"The School Board Of the city hired me for $50
per month. When I came 90 ret my pay, they
deducted 90 per cent. from what was due me and
then paid me In city certificates, worth only %
cents on q dollar" This 10 the way the solid
South pays It's school teachers"
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Painful Accidental few days ago little
four-year old daughter Of Mr.. John Peterson,
sewing machine agent. living on the Hartford road,
had four Of her fingers cut Of while playing with
q cutting box. DR.. whiteford dressed the wounds.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-10-30

First Precinet-AT THE HOUSE OF ELI :.
SAMPSON. &.
Second Prccinct--PLEASANT HUNTERS
HOTEL, wISEBuRG.
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BALTIMORE PRICE CURRENT
CORRECTED WEEKLY ~
q. r. AN . Z u . o n,

DEALER ~
FLOUR, FEED OF ALL KINDS. FERrILI-
ZERS, SEEDS, PRODUCE, &c,
I3s North Front St., Baltimore.
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Circuit Court.-Chas. Smith keeping n dis
orderly house not guilty. Il. W. Fitzpatrick,
selling liquor on Sunday five cases in one plea
Of guilty and fined $50 and cost the other fur
stctted on payment of costs. A J. Routsan, same
oncnse three cases: plea Of guilty and fined $50
aud costs In each Same. selling liquor to minors:
stctted on payment Of costs. Richard Ages, SELL
ing liquor on Sunday five cases in one plea Of
guilty aud fined so and costs the other four
stcttcd on payment of costs. Anthony Shame
brook. assault; guilty. and fined Sj and costs.
Charles Herr. selling liquor on Sunday; plea Of
guilty and fined $50 and costs. Same, selling
liquor to u minor: stettcd on payment Of costs.
John Schulthcis. selling liquor ON Sunday three
cases 10 one plea Of guilty and fined $40 and
costs the other two stetted on payment Of costs.
VIM. Foster. selling liquor on Sunday; plea of
guilty and fnei $50 and costs. Same, selling
liquor to n minor; stetted on payment Of costs.
Frank Stearman, arraigncd on an indictment for
larceny. pleaded guilty sentence reserved.
Frederick Michael, arson; demurrer 10 indict-
mcnt sustained (prisOncr already out on bail. }
VIM. Lohman. selling liquor on Sunday plea Of
guilty and fined $50 and costs; superseded for
sixty days. Louisa T. wildenforst. selling liquor
on Sunday: six cases tried four not guilty and
two guilty and fined $50 and costs in each SUI
perseded for sixty days. Same and Lewis X.
Wildenforst, same ofense 1.-TWO cases) not guilty
in either. Hunt 4 Hinder, selling beer 10 n
minor; license suppressed and fined $50 and costs.
WIN. II. Kichardson, cx.Justiec OF the Peace.
charged with perjury on suggestion and AFFIDAVIT,
Of defendant removed 10 the Criminal Court Of
Baltimore city. Georgc Myers, larceny, guilty
not sentenced. benjamin Spnndaucr and George
fcllar. false prctenscs and conspiracy acquitted.
John Rincieldt, assault; not guilty.
VIM. Anderson. larceny; guilty and sentenced
TO the House Of Correction for six months. John
EnsoF, three eases selling liquor without license
In plea Of guilty and fined $50 and costs--thc
other two stc;tcd. Nicholas johnson, colored.
pleaded guilty 10 larceny and was sentenced to
the county Jail for sixty days. Henry Jack
son, heretofore convicted Of larceny. was sen.
fenced to the House Of Correction for sixty days
The partic' also heretofore convicted Of larceny.
were sentenced TO the Maryland penitentiary for
the terms mentioned: Vim. Reichwein, GUSTAV.
Gocthe and George Myers. each for two years and
six months Vim. Chambers, Frank Stearmer and
David Williams. each for one year and six months
and Edward Brscoe for five years and Fix months.
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Miscellaneous.
ELECTION NOTICE.

Notice Il hereby given TO the qualified voters Of
Baltimore county, that an Election will be held in
said county, on
The First Tuesday merit after ne fret Monday Of
NoremJer 1850,
Il being the I'd day Of said month. In the several
Precincts and Districts Of Baltimore county, via:
First District.
First Precinet-FAIR VIEW INN, FREDER-
lex TURNPIKE.
Second Precinet-NEwDURG HALL, Ca
louisville.
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Presentation. -Beforc the Grand Jury adj
journcd on Thursday the foreman, Mr.. Wilson
Townsend. was presented with u large and very
handsomely bound family bible. having on the
outer cover the names Of all the members Of the
jury printed in gold. The presentation speech
was made by Mr.. =. L. Morning. Mr.. Townsend
responding. The committee who purchased the
bible was coinposcd Of Messrs. Frank Ssnderson,
Alex. Mccormick, Jr., and Frank l.. Morliug.
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From Fork, 18th District.-A FioHri.hipy
NHrssry-Laryr CaLJaye-LScty-F"r ms Sold,
d.. dc.-Your correspondent paid visit TO Tim
Der Hall Nursery lately, and found il rs he cx-
pccicd, In y iourishing condition. II Is situated
on the old Bclair road, about one mile north of
kingsvillc and in close proximity 90 Eeckorl's
Mills. Mr.. Edward A. Bagley. the proprietor.
informed me that he has numerous orders on hand
To- he Filed for fruit and ornamental trees this fall
and that every mail brings more. Mr.. Baglcy IL
n very Industrious and cntcrprising young gentle
man and Is deserving Of success.
Mr.. Anthony Lindsay has raised this year an
his farm near here. some very large cabbage.
some heads weighing much as Il aud Is pounds.
inc driving horse was recently rallied for the
benefit of 81. stephens Catholic church aud was
won by Mr.. Robert Blair, carriage AMI wagon
manufacturer, Eingsvillc.
Mrs. Chapman has sold her farm on the Bclair
road. in the vicinity of Kingsviilc. to Mr.. Kitten
huusc, of Baltimore, for $l2,O0O.
Mr. benjamin 4. Guyton has sold his place.
known AZ "kalmig Mills, to Mr.. Henry Rockford
for 81 $50.
Mr. Washington y. Slater. the new storekeepcr
and postmaster at this place. is filling up his
store with choice goods OF all kinds.
The farmers have finished sowing wheat and
commenced husking corn.
Democratic association No. !, of the llth dis
tric, has hoistcd alongside their Hancock and
English banner n magnificent banner. bearing the
name Of Hon. J. =. G. Talbot. for Congress.
We have been visited by several fine rains of
late which no doubt will help the whea, crop con
siderably.
Col. ". :. Dampman thinks Il probable that he
will remove his harness and saddlcry shop from
Fork 20 Kingsvillc.
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Second District.
RANDALLsTOwN.
Third District.

Second District.
RANDALLsTowN.
Third District.
First nct-w00DBERRY.
Second Prccinct-OLD HAMMET HOUSE,
TURNPIKE.
Third Precinct-SEvEN MILE HOUSE. REFS
rERST0wN TURNPIKE.
Fourth District.
REISTERsTOwN.
Fifth District.
WHITE HOUSE.
Sixth District.
MIDDLET0wN.