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6Y-A Know Nothing amendment ha,
boon already offered in the Legislature OF
New lork 10 the Coustilu ion~of the State
1t proposes 10 strike ont he following words.
Every male citizen OF the are Of twenty.
one years" and inserting as follows in place
thereof; Every male Of the age of twenty.
one years who shall have been a citizen q,
tbes United State Of America, or who shall
have been = resident ofEthe United States q,
America for the full term of twenty o,e
years. Tribune.
E8rlo hear a.. Know Nothing talk IN
Harrison county, you might Leve that he
was sincere when he says his opposition ia
foreigners is only to- those who are Catho.
lies, il you did not know that Know Moth.
ing'sm in Harrison county, is tie same tina,
1t is in New York. Their principles are the
same all over tue country. Let Know Moth.
ngism have the power in this country, and
every f~oreigner'in it, letahim be Catholic o.
Protestant. will be deprived of the right u
suffrage. This assertion viii be substan
tlated should Know Nolhingism have the
power. 1t remains with the people to sa,
whether they shall have it.
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so. The unknown few" are determined
to save the country in spite Of their apathy
Thus you see the tunes are not degenerate;
chivalry is not yet extinct; and the ancient
was nothing. compared with Modern Chiv-
airy.
PuBLIus.
P. S, No offence is intended by the
phrase ''unknown-few." Those who prefer
it, can substitute unknown many"
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Acknowledgements

We are under obligations to the follow.
ing gentlemen for valuable public docu.
ments:-Hon. s. p. Chase, Hon. John l..
Dawson. Hon. W, Shannon and Hon. A.
Stuart.
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Eg-The "I1ome Journal for 1855 opens
with new and beautiful attractions. Its sd.
itors, Messrs. Morris q Willis, furnish the
world with some OF the finest and purest
literature Of the day; and besides their own
productions. the reader has tha Foreign and
Domestic Correspondence of alarge list Of
contributors-the spice of the European
Magazines-the selections OF the most inter-
esting publications Of tie day-the brief
noyels-the piquant stories-the sparkling
wit and amusing auecdo!e the news and
gossip Of the Partisan p~rpers--the person
al sketches OF public charac'er-the stirring
scenes Of the world we live in, the chron-
Gle Of the news for Ia iies--the fashions and
fashionable gossip--lhe facts and outlines
of ws-the pick Of English information
the wit, hunor and pethos Of The tines
the essays on life, literaturp, society and
morals, and the usual variety Of careful
choosings from the wilderness Of English
periodical literature, criticism. poetry, etc.
In addition, the editors promise that several
new and attractive features Of remarkable
interest, will enrich and give value to the
new series of the work. Terms S2. or 8
copies for IS. Subscribe at once.-11mss
and Gazette.
Gag-Thus speaks tho Wheeling Times
and Gazette. and it speaks just exactly
what Messrs. Norris and Willis will do.
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TAxEs.-The Treasurer Of Hamilton
county has nearly finished his distsaints
upon those merchants who refused to pay
their taxes. The Columbian says old
Hamilton is now well sappliel with dry
goods and groceries. Suits have brought
before the Superior Court. with a view Of
taking the case against the Treasurer for
trespass up to the Supreme Court al, Col.
umbus. sometime next month
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EI-Two men, named Stephen Short and
William H%anning we're hung at G%reenups-
burgh, Ky on the 18th inst. Both of them
confessed their guilt, and admitted the lust.
ness Of their punishment.
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GFThs Times says that the Know Moth.
ings t%riumphed in Wheeling throughout
The Argus says that with several Of the
candidates there was no opposition. Hthat
was Know Nothing victory, it must have
been a curious ono.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-01-31

ET-Geo. W. Fulton has resigned the
SUPPLEMENTARY Of the Central Ohio Rail,
road, and Isaac "A. Southwick, Esq, d
Providence, Rhode Island, has been ap.
pointed In his stead.
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ETA fair-skinnad, blue eyed. sunny
haired, white girl Of Wooster. Ohio. lately
ran away with a goateed curly haired.
big heeled negro Of the same place. Yer.
lily, the mysteries Of amalgamation are a,
great as those Of human nature.
The principles Of the "Fustmists" must
'bc very popular up in the nsighborhood Il
Wooster.
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Eyour friend A. o. Wsgslaf has re-
tired from that excellent paper, the Zanes-
vile Aurora. Il is now under the sole con-
troll Of its former editor. n. w. /. Muse,
Esq. Success 10 all hands,
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G1- rhe farmers and Mechanics bank
Of Indianapolis. was robbed few days since
of the snug little sum Of $4,000. by ito
cashier, who ''left W parts unknown"
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET

FoE GgTETEoR,
WILLIAM MEDlhL, of fairfield county.
FOR LtECrrNtSr G'yiRyGa,
JAMES MYERS, Of Lucus county.
roS IU75Es or TgE SUPREME COURT,
WILL M KENYON, Of Belmon. county.
ROBERT B. WARDEN, of Franklin =.
FaE Lr7IT"R or STATE,
WILLIAM II. MORGAN, ei Csiumbiana county
FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
JOHN 6. BRE3LlN, Of Seneca county.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
WILLIAM TREVrTT, cfFranklin county.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
GEORGE W, McCOOR, of Jefferson county.
For MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC W RKs,
JAMES d. STEEDMAN, of / ucas county.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

Washington, Jan. IS.
SEEATE-A message was received from
ID President enclosing a communication
FRO n the Secretary Of the Interior, asking
a p'opriations in refeIsnee to Indisn mat
ters--refvred 70 committee on finances.
Another containing Information %relaliTe
TO post offices, custom HOUSES, and sites in
q tferent cities was ordered 10 be printed
rs.ered 10 committee o. poAt offices md
,, ST roads.
Mr. Summer p essnted wO memorials
from he citizens VI Wilmington, BET. in a
y0r VI The mediation between the European
be.igsrents; also Two more from the same
place in favor If the cheap ocean pos.
Iaga.
NJ. Chase introduced Abn for the i'm
pycyemsut Of navisa ion, an | he made it
tie special order for Mo- day next. 1t
sppropriates 500. UOO. and makes the Lot
iiyl e and Portland cunsl free.
Mr.. Cooper addressed the SenEss in sup,
pO t Of his cnnvi t AMI panper reso'u ions
lie called up hts resolutions atanst tho
importation # papers aud ccny cts, and
spike some time in sheir advocacy.
Mr.. Broadhead moved an amendment
denunciaIory Of secret political s]ocitiys. If.
ter some debate the matter was postponed
The army appropriation hill was again
taken up, various amendments we've matr
aud adopted. Mr.. Shields finally moved
10 place a force of 5000 mounted Voluu,
teeis and 500 Indians at the disposal o.
the President, for the suppression OF dis.
turbAuces. On this considerable deba;,
arose and an appropriation was started tc
appoint Commissioners, cpnv,rsant Will
the Indian Character to negotiate a treat,
with them. Without coming to a vote til,
Senate add.
lIoUsE-The Speaker laid before tn
House a message from the President in re
/. SPONGE to the resolution Of August last, rel
allTe TO the selection Of sites for ihe accom-
mediation Of the Courts and Post Offices {
Philadelphia and New York.
! Mr.. Willie understood, frer reading th
message that the Presidsat does not deer
. it advisable to exercise the authority tn
bill conferred on him. and sent TO the Hous
: the various propossls-lie said it is tru
the resolution gives him no authority t
, make a final purchase, but only power t
select sites, requiring him to submit hi
action to the House for approval. In vie
{ Of this he moved the subjec; be retored t
, a select committee. Adopted.
Mr. Chandler made An Intellectual attemI
/, to call up the Senate resolution author
zing An expedition 20 be sent to the reli
Of DR.. Kane.
Ny. Philips advocated the bill.
+, Mr.. Or opposed the payment of tn
claims, and denied that Government ",
responsible.
Mr., BayIy then closed the debate, reply
ing Immediately 10 all the objections urge
agairst the bill.
;, The Committee then arose and the Hou.
add.
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S39,547,60

This shows 4 decrease from 1858 and in
favor OF 1854, the snug little sum of thirty
three thousand five hundred An forsy seven
dollars and sixty cents.
In tn s, Harrison county, which is and
has been governed by wings fer the last
fifteen years, the total amount OF taxes as.
sessed on the duplicate in
1853 was S5S,748,s1 o
1854 62,68s,37,7
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Bg- Three devils in human form canght
q blind man, near Dayton last week. threw
him down, choked him nearly to death.
and then robbed him eff six dollars. They
went into the city, quarreled about the
division of the pile and not being able to
agree, one Of them Informed the police OF
the circumstances, whom all three we're ar
rested.
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CINcrNNATT ENQURER.--This is certainly
one Of the best Democratic papers in the
Union. Its Democracy fully agrees with
ours, as is shown by the numerous articles
we have transferred from its columns to ours.
Besides being a good Democratic paper, IL
is one Of the best Newspapers that we are
acquainted with. Those that wish a cool
paper from the Queen City will subscribe
for the Enquirer. Subscriptions received
and forwarded from this Office with pleasure.
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ETA State Temperance Convention has
been called. to be held ia Columbus on the
esnd day Of next February.
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Tho Difference.

In Stalk county, which is governed by
Democrats, the tota amountof taxes assess.
ed on the duplicate in
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-01-31

Cor rAcGR HtHDs FULL IL few DAYS ago
the Register rsbakel a portion Of the Free
Soil press for presenting the name Of Sena-
tor Chase, as a csnlidate for GOVERNOR
But the more the old Wing papers cry ''hold
on" the more the Liberty papers ego a.
head" The Panesyille Telegraph is GU.
with a strong and spirited article in favor Of
Mr.. Chase. From present appearances, the
fusion Of last fall will be con. fusion uexs.
,San1usky Mirror. @au y "a
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GS- Hon. VIM. Rufus Putnam, one Of The
pioneers Of Ohio. died at Marietta, ON the
list inst.
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t5-Rule for young hoasekespers--The
malless pss ible waste without pinehing
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9 thee gIaas eyesi

And like a scuryy politician, SEEM
10 soc the things thou dost nsi,,i
which appears to have had such potent in.
aueacs with the "~uhknown.' has been en-.
.tifely disregaded BY them. But let It be
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Democratic scutineI
0ADTE, oxIe.

WEDNESDAY EyENING........JAN. 81. 1885,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-10-04
THE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Oct. l, 1855.
FLouR.-Tke inquiry for Flour continues brisk
City Mills is quoted at 81 IS cash, and Howard
Street at 81 81.
CRAM Wheat-The receipts of Grain this
some time past. For prime Wheats the inquiry
was brisk, but for the lower grades the market
was rather heavy. Prices for Wheat show little
change since Saturday, although at the opening
holders were asking higher rates White Wheats
sold at It's 1875 cents for ordinary to fair lots,
19Oal96 cents for good to prime do, and 2OOa2O2
cents for choice family flour parcels. We quote
ordinary to good reds at 165al75 cents, and good
to prime do at 175a1S5 cents. Inferior parcels
of both white and red sold at 16Oal70 cents.
Corm.-We quote white and yellow Corn to-day
at S6aSS cts.
Rye.-We quote Maryland and Virginia at los
a Ito cts.
Oats-SaIes of Maryland and Virginia at IS to
AZ cents for fair to prime
From the American of Saturday lastl
ToBAcco.-There is no demand for Maryland
Tobacco this week, shippers being deferred from
entering the market on account of the prevailing
high rates of freight, and we are without any
transactions to report. We continue the quota
tons Of last week. with the remark that they are
altogether nominal, viz:
Frosted and inferior Maryland S4aS4 so; sound
common S5a5 so; good common to middling, SEA
aS6 so, and good to fine brown at S7aSl0.
The market is entirely bare of Ohio.
The inspections of the week are 600 hhds.
Maryland; Is hhds. OHIO, aud hhds. Virginia
total TOT hhGs.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-10-04
ELECTION NOTICE.

Office is hereby given, that an Election J
be held on WEDNESDAY,, the 7th day
NOVEMBER next, in the several Districts
Charles County. at the usual places of holdii
elections for the purpose Of eIecting Comptro.
Ter Of the Treasury; Lottery Commissioner; {
member of Congress for the Sixth Congressional
District; Commissioner of Public Works for the
Second District: two Delegates to the General
Assembly of Maryland; States's Attorney for
Charles County five County Commissioners;
Sheriff; County Surveyor and three Judges of
the Orphans Court for harles County. Also by
each Election District Justices of the Peace aud
Constables, follows:
For the First District-four Justices Of the
Peace, and three ConstabIes;
For the Second District-four Justices of the
Peace, and four Constables;
FIR the Third District-four Justices of the
Peace, and three Constabies.
For the Fourth District-four Justices Of the
Peace, and three ConstabIes.
Also, one Supervisor Of Public Roads for each
Election District
JOSEPH r. HUNTT, Sheriff
oct 4-te Of Charles County.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-10-04
ID ! f d.

In this village. on Monday afternoon, the 1st
instant, SARAH MATILDA, daughter Of ROB-
.ERr and ANN ELIZA BAILLIE, aged years, 7
months and Is days.
sOf such is the kingdom of Heaven
Departed this life on Monday, the 18th of Sep
TENDER, at the residence of her father, Gin Pcca-
waxen, Charles county,) M. ELIZABETH, eld-
est daughter of JOHN H. D. WINGArE, in the 2Ist
year of her age.
1t is with feelings of most profound regret that
we announce the death of the subject of this no.
tice. She died calm, peaceful and composed
For several weeks her sutferngs, which were in
tense, she bore with Christian fortitude and resig
nation. She possessed many amiable and endear-
| ing qualities, and with a heart warm, generous.
kind and afectionate, she sought to inspire all
around her with happiness and contentment, be-
ing indeed an exemplary daughter, an affectionate
sister and devoted relative, a disinterested and
sincere friend, an agreeable associate. She has
left many relatives and friends to lament their ir
reparable loss, but it is consolation to believe
she is enjoying the happy reward of her Lord and
Saviour. Wzxxxxx
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-10-04

SUICIDE IN THE BRIDAL CHAMBER "A
Miss Clara Haskins was found dead IN her
bridal dress and chamber near Nachez, on
the 81 ult. After being dressed by her
bridesmaids, she requested them TO retire
for short time, and when they returned
they found her lying lifeless upon her couch,
with an empty vial which had contained
prussic acid still cIasped in her hand. She
had adopted the desperate alternative of
self-deslruc.on rather than marry man she
could not love in obedience to parental all
thori,v.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-10-04

Ksrsbelanis, the south part of Sevastopol,
no longer exists. The enemy, perceiving
our solid occupation Of the Malak of, deci-
ded upon consuming the place after having
destroyed end blown up by mines nearly all
The defences. Having passed the nigh, in
The mids. Of my troops. can assure you
that every thing 10 the Karsbelnis is blown
up, and from what ] could see, the some
must be the case in front of our left line ol
attack. This immense success does the
grea'est honor 10 our troops. Everything
is que. on the Tchernavs.
The assault on the Mslak off was al loon
Of The 9Th inst. The redoubts and the Re-
dan Of Careening bsv ives carried BY storm
Hepdi'y 10 the shouts Of Vive emperor.
The Redan Of Csreening bav was not ,ens-
BILE, owing to The heavy fire Of artillery
which wee poured upon the first occupiers
Of ,ha. work. On beholding The French
eagles floating on The Malsk of, Gen. de Sal.
les made tw" attacks on the Central Bas-
lion, bu. did no, succeed. The French
troops returned 10 their trenches The loss
les were serious.
been as foll"ws The place was attacked
in four directions. The British troops al,
tempted the s,orming Of the Redsn; the
French attacked the MaIskoff The extreme
RICH, Of the French made diversion on the
Iinle Redan, and united attack Of the En-
glisb, French, and Sardinians was made on
the Central Battery. All The attacks were
made simultaneously, with great spirit and
energy; bu, the one which was mos, emf
nen,Iy successful, was led by Gen. Bosqne,
and Gen. M'Mahon on the Maskof Both
The Redan aud Central Bas,ion were OF times
in the hands Of the storming parties, bu. so
accurately did The guns of the Russians COW
er these, that as soon as the English bad
gained possession of Them, j. was found i'm
possible TO hold them.
The following despatch is from Prince
Gor,schaknf, aud is dated the nigh, Of the
9th. The garrison Of Sevss,opol, after sus-
tanning an internal fire, repulsed his assaults,
bu, did NO, drive The enemy from the Male
kof Tower. Our brave troops, who resist
ed 10 the last extremity, ere now crossing
over to the northern part of Sevastopol.-
The enemy found nothing in the southern
part but blood-stained ruins. On the 9Th
Of September the passage to the northern
side was accomplished with the loss Of 100
men. We left, regret TO say. 600 men pre-
viously wounded on the southern side.
The intelligence Of the Gall of Sevas.opol
was received in London with demonstrations
Of erea. JOY. A, the various theatres end
places of public amusement, the fact was
officially announced, and The bands g, each
place Immediately played The national an
,hems Of England and France, and through
out England the demonstrations were gene
raI. The English loss in the assault. on The
Redan is estimated at 1000 killed and
wounded.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-10-04

THE ELECTION IN KANsAs-Monday
last was the day fixed by the Legislative
Councils Of Kansas for the election Of a
Delegate to Congress from that Territory,
and Tuesday mex. is the dav appointed for
q like election bv the late Convention re-
presenting the ''Free State" inhabitants Of
the Territory. who, considering the scs Of
the Legislature null and void, have deter
mined TO paw no regard 10 the provision i,
has made relating to the choice Of Dele.
gate to Congress. When both Delegates
shall presen, themselves TO the House Of
Representatives and claim the sea. which
only one Of them can occupy, the decision
Of their conflicting claims will of course in
volve, either directly or indirectly, deci-
sion as to the legality of the Legislature.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-10-04

HAMPToN's VEGETABLE TINcTURE. BY it
mild actions on the stomach, liver and the kidneys
will cure dyspepsia, cough, asthma. bronchial and
lung qfections pains in the back side and breast
consumption, scrofuta, rheumatism, govt, neuralgia
fsua, piles bo,cet complaints, acorms and nervous
debiHhes-with all diseases arising from impure
blood and is the greatest female medicine ever
known. This invaluable medicine is working Won
ders upon the human frame. The letter which we
publish to-day will be read with great interest by
the afflicted. We lately had conversation with
venerable clergyman of this city who detailed to us
the particulars of most remarkable effected
by this medicine upon woman who had for years
been sorely afflicted with scrofuous affection.
Similar statements from like reliable authority
prove beyond all doubt, that there is virtue in
Hampton's Vegetable Iincture, which can be found
in no other Observation-Disclosures Republican and
.Argus.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-10-04
NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

We are authorized to announce JOHN MUIR
DOCK as a candidate for Road Supervisor for the
first election district. oct A
Fello,c- Citizens of the Second Election District:
In announcing myself a candidate for re-elec-
ton, have only to refer you to my official acts,
and to the imperous necessity of an appeal to
your sympathies. If you, in the plentude of your
wisdom and sovereignty, should decide that an
other is more competent, ] shall bow with sub
mission. If otherwise, shall most implicitly re-
ly upon your support Gentlemen, | am before
you, and most respectfully solicit your sufrages
at the approaching election.
oct H. D. DYSON. J. P.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-10-04

THE VIRGINIA TOBACCO CRoP. We
hear, says the South Side (Va.) Democrat,
numerous complaints Of The ravsges which
the horn bug 10 making on the Tobacco
crop. 10 Dinwiddie and Prince Edward
the crops are said 10 be very much injured.
The amount Of Tobacco raised in that Sec
ton will not, we presume, be a. large ss
ives expected.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-10-04
AND MARYLAND
STEAM FERRY

Rates greatly reduced and regular lime of
running.
q esssIla The Steamer ALICE FOX, will
commence running at the Maryland
Ferry, from this day, under the following regula-
tions
Leaving Alexandria at an early hour in the
morning so as to leave the Maryland side at SUM-
rise and will continue to run during the day until
sunset leaving each side every 20 minutes unless
engaged in towing.
Her hours for towing will be from l.2 to 9 10
A. M; from l to 2, and to 5 P. Nj. She will
not be allowed to 60 off the line under any circum-
stances except at the hours named above
By order of the President and Directors.
oct 4-3W r. GRIFFIN C,nt,;,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-10-04

The annual Exhibition Of the Mary Isnd
State Agricultural Society will be held a,
the show grounds, near Baltimore, on the
3O,h and 31s, October snd Is, and Cd No
vember. mos, successful Exhibition is
anticipated.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-10-04

The Richmond Dispatch Of Monday gives
a few items Of intelligence from Norfolk
and Portsmouth, and we are pleased TO say
they are Of the mos, gratifying cbarac,er.-
There were but three deaths q, Norfolk on
Saturday, and thirteen 10 Portsmou,h-bul
there had been no new cases in either city
The nurses were leaving in large numbers
abou, forty having gone South on Saturday
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-10-04

We are authorized to state that Messrs.
SAMUEL Cox and BARNES COMPTON accept
the call made upon them in the lest Times,
10 serve as candidates for the next House Of
Delegates.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-10-04

MARYLAND PoLITICs Hon. Jacob Sho-
wer has been nominated by the Democrats
Of the Cd Congressional District as their
candidate for Congress-