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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-11-10
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The -e'urns indicate the following a. the
prlbl1l fe.u., Tor members of the Senate AMI
H,l." Il Delegates;
INV SENATE.
The senate ). composed of q members. one.
half elected every two years aud - constitute
eoa.t'tgtioua! 'asj 3r.ty.
vrWsrns HOLDING ovER.
Bs!ts. county Edw. =. Philpot radical.
Richard -. Mackali, conservative
Caroine--Curtis Davis, radical.
carroli--J. L. nillngslea. radical
Cecii--lacab Tome radical
DorchesieF-W m. Frazier, radical.
Frei~sica-Chsr!es =. Trail. radical.
Harford-W. p Stephenson, conservative.
Howard-Hart Is. ilolion. radical.
kent-fieorge Fickers. conservative.
>omerset-Levin L. " a;ers. conservative.
Washington Elias Davis. radical.
Totals radicals aud conservative.
SEw SENATOR'S ELECTED.
Aiiegany--charles II. orr. radical.
4. Arundsl-E. = Henkle. conservative
Baltimore city-Wm. Kimmeil. Thomas IT,
Mules and Douglass sterling, conservatives.
Chsrles-Bsrnes Compton. conservative.
Aontgomery-lsasc Young. conservative.
Pr. George'--Oden Bowie. conservative.
2. Anne's-Iames T. Earle. conservative.
-. Mary's-G. = Maddox. conservative.
atfHFf lNFlFa a. Jump. conservatives.
WoFccster-L. ]. ". L. Broadwater. consvt.
Total radical aud ~ conservatives.
The senate, therefore. will stand IS ennser-
vsiiv"s and . radicals.
HotSE or DELEsATEs.
This body is COMPOSED Il eighty members,
aud forty one il q constitutional majority
The returns indicate tho election II the follow.
ing members,
ALLgsAST.
Charles Gilpin. v. Y. McCulley. samuel N.
iialler. Il. g Bruce aud W. A. falkensiein--
all radicals.
AgsE ARUNDEL.
oliver Miller. Thomas J. Hal, conservatives.
BALTIMORE CIV.
Frederick :. Turner. GEORGE A. Coleman,
VIM. II. Nelson, John l.. Smith. Edward =.
Flaherty, John Robinson, John q. Hooper,
stephen q. Israel. a. Leo Knott, Henry s.
Lsnkfofi, Y. :. Stevens. Frederick A. Kran,
Marriott Boswell, John %. Thomson. Edwin n.
Davis. jacob walteneyer, George Feig. WIN.
Tell Bixler. all conservatives.
BALTIMORE COUNTY.
James e. Clarke. Daniel ". Cameron, Vim.
II. IIutchins. samIcl T. shipley. John T. Ford,
and Charles n. Nicolai. all conservatives.
CALVERT.
Henry Williams, conservative.
cARoLiSE.
VIM. @. dorsey and John ,. Dawson. conser.
NATIVES.
CARROLL.
T.. 7. Benton, Benz amin Poole. James v.
croswell. William 4. wamPler and Stephen n.
Gore, all radicals
Alexander Evans, Henry :. Magraw, George
7. Whitaker. WIN. II. Lindsey. conservatives.
CHARLES.
Pcrcgrine Davis, conservative.
poRcHEsrER.
Francis r. Phelps. sr., and Edward Leeds
Kerr. conservatives.
THEBERick.
J. r. RouEer. Upton Buhrman, Henry Baker,
John l.. Llnthieum. Thomas ooFsuch and J. A.
Steiner. all.radicals.
HAHroRp.
Nicholas H. Nelson. Samuel n. whitsford,
Joshua Wilson, :. spicer, all conservatives.
HOWARD.
Edward Hammond aud George W. King
conservatives.
II. Beck and WIN. wslch. conservatives.
HoSTooxEHr.
Enooh D. Hs,.on and Raymond W. BuTchs,
conservatives.
PHHsoH esonass.
Q. G. Masrudsr. Jr.. and Cherries D. Calvert.
conservatives.
eusEs Asnss.
Richard .. csrmIchsl and willard n. Nesls,
conservatives.
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MR. PEABoDY AND TnE USioS.--In an addse..
at the Peabody lnsti,uts, baltimore, lew d,,5
ago, Mr.. George Peabody sAid
B" And here may well refer 20 a subject which
though Of a personal nature. has iis bearing. on
what have said. have been told several tim,
that have been accused Of want Of devo,ion m
the unloni aud take this OCCASION 10 place IA, i.
self right for have no, q word Of apoIovy. MI
a word Of retraciion 10 utter fellow ciiisens Tie
Union OF the States Of America was one oi ihe
earliest objects or my childhood's reverence Tor
the undergraduates Of our country my father bore
arms 10 some OF the darkest DAYS OF The reyolu.
ton aud from bis example I learned 20 love
and honor that Union. Later in lie learned
more iuliy iis incstimablc worth. perhaps more
iully Than most have done for. born and esluea
ted at the North, then living for nearly tweut,
years at The south and thus learning In ,l,e
oes, school the character Aud life Of her peoplr
hnahy, IN the course Of long residence abroad
sing lhrown IN intimate contact with individn.
AIS OF every section Of our glorioas land, 1 cone
rs 90 Americans who live long IN foreign land
20 love our country ~ q whole 10 know aud
take pride IN All her sons as equally couutrvm,n
TO know no North, no South, no East No Ws.t
aud 80 wish publlcaily 10 avow that. DURING
the terrible contest through which our nation has
passed, my sympAihits are still aud ahsays were
Win the Union-thnt my Uniform course tended
70 assist out never 10 njure, add 10 the credit Of
the Government Of the Union, and At the close Of
the gar lhree-fourths Of Al the property posse.
sed bad been Invested 10 Y. 8. Government and
state securities, aud remain 90 az this time
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The Reeult.

We have lost. Our county and State have
gone against us. The Rebels have succeeded In
carrying both branches Of the Legislature, and
will cleo, COPperhead, probably Tom Swami,
TO sueceed our present able representative, the
lion. John A. J. crcswell. We lcse one Con.
gresham, the Hon. john L. Thomas, Of the "a
District, having been defeated by Stevenson
Archer. bis CoPPerhead competiior. The Rebel
party will now control our State, and the people
will have q chance to see whether they will bet.
ter eondae, ils affairs than has the Union party
during the last Ave years.
II Is not worth while TO speculate now upon
the causes tina, have produced this result
Against the intention Of the laws Of our State.
the bailoi-box has been opened to every Rebel
and Rebel sympaihiEer in our State, aud we arr
out-voied. The majority Is against Us, and We
bOw to the popular verdict, and mus, apply our
selves vigorously TO the task Of remedying the
disaster that has befallen US. We have been de.
isated In good cause, one for which it is an
honor to contend. aud which must finally ri.
umPh. We have no intention Of giving up the
eoa:csi. Let Us all take /, up with renewed
spirit. With forttHde that forbids discourage
meat, and a determination which shall know no
end but triumph. We must reorgsuirc our
forccs avoid the errors Of the past, and trusting
to the spirit u truth, progress and justir, fight
on. SIGHT ever. aRtil We gain a lasting add en-.
during triumph.
We have les, Maryland DO, irou other States
there eome cheering notes OF victcty. New Yotk
has evclsl The Cnion candidate Tor Governor.
AMI ,wo-ihirds o. her Congressmen are oppo-
meats u Ny Policy Massachusetts. has rolled
~ the unprecedented majority o. ssven,y.6yr
thousand for the CaioE cause. electing an entire
Cnioa delegation to Cousrss. Ia New Jersey
~ bar, made large inroads upon the Democrat.
* vote, securing the Legislature. which elects a
Caisri State senator. and gaining Two Goa.
gressmeu 10 Wisconsin we have made heavy
xtius. securing the Legislature United STATE.
Seaa,os ia p,Acr y Jchuson's pet, Dooliiilc. ani
Fe-<lecua< fve o.; % ;he * Congrcssmeu 10
Missouri. ~ se.m 20 hsye .wep; the STATE
sieciias everything i+iNwarc a.. a. u.gai
goor Against -.
Toe aeHt Coasrvss nil ts very Ars-ly Union
TIE people have rvbuked Ny Policy ia ;bun.
ier ioaes. AID the Interests Of the eogn,ry ar
sac "a the hAaas u The Csias party Asaia ",
say to the people Of Maryland Il, 4. nke eogr.
N<r We are defeated %, le, Us 10, be disrayed
Oar cause Is 'ight Aai must triumph.
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yes- Now tha, the CoPp-'heAi party hay~
con'Fol Of ne State We will probably SOU hsar
;her plans for future action promulgated t.
election OF = CoPperheAd Legislature doubles.
so-shatows great changes in our organic law
Widely different 10 views A. the 40 parties have
oeea. We mss, COS FOR the Abrosauoa by .hs
one % maus AW. ihoash, necessary by the
'thsr. The c,iiag o. Couveaiion 20 f-ame 4
New Constitution wi.l probably be al cary act,
d the new Legislature. The Resisiry law must be-
ABOLISHED. 40 tina; the returned rebel soldier NAV
have al tie privileges enjoyed ty his brother
retel Nao said a; hone Both were excluded
from vot.s- By the Az. bat Gov. SWAN lib
sral construction of'hl, law admitted TIE one
70 ,he rish; o. suffrage, and our Legislature vii
see 70 he rlgis of the other Another impor-
tAai measure IS the paymen; for slaves made tive
t.uag the rebellion We grgeI 4.rias the ga.
Eass that this va part Of the retel programme.
Saf ~ 'fii gr5eW. We irmy believe tia, she
people q the state will be called upoa 20 paw FOR
every slave liberated by 'he war and uefore TIL.
payment i made, thousand. 10 our S,a;e will
regret, with that rrhel Legislature ever con-
Tenet in our State Tnirty-ive millions Of Dol.
lars i no small! sun for the people Of our State
10 pay. bat they will have 10 DO II, The retei.
o. our lower eoan,ies. aided by few u the late
Shareholders in cur owa section. demand il. %
a. Pr,cs FAR thar 90 gracefully y,eiiHg 70 ne ~
5r,-seey eftic .Nsi,onsi Government. aud it must
&c paid Il will aot matter Il it taxes ore-is-,l',8
he price - the poor mans house and .o' t
mast be given . enrich the siaveocracy d Tue
State. Another measure will probably be the
o1sting ron place. Of power and trust q many
whom the people have selected 70 fil them
This may no; be fully Known OF realized but
Ee firmly believe and have reason TO so believe
hat !; IS par, d the rebel programme To declare
sacan, the seats Of many Of the officers Of our
State, 50 tia, they may he hlled BY men 0; their
own thinking Ia short, the success Of the rebe
party poFiends a radical change ia tue whole
machinery Of our State Government and We be.
lleve those changes will bring ngmberless evils
spoH our peoFl@. We earnestly hope that We
may be disappointed IN our expectations tia,
our r'sisrs may prove themselves truly desirous
81 the good o. toe people o. our State, and may
DOT burden Us Nith taxes beyond oas ability to
pay. The people are still all-power'sl aud mus,
control. Let those who we're elected on Tues
day last remember that as from the ranks ihey
rose - to the RANKS ihey mus, return when their
brief trust is over To the people they mus, &C.
count let them bswAFe Of the peoples Eat
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Az IScDExr. The power Of mievss' over yrin-
eiPis in controlling mems actions was clearly
eHsmPli6sd by 40 iaeiden, tina, occurred ia this
tewn on Tuesday nigh, A number Of the sup
Poriers Of Ny Policy " had eongregated a, one
Of our hotels 10 rejoice over their suecess, when
one Of the party said they the Union men had
robbed him Of his negroes Another gentlemen
ssid " And that isn't all they have done they
took the pos,-Ofice away from me" Still anolh-
or remarked, " And they turned me out Of the
Judgeship." oh the " cohesive power ofpub.
lie piunder."
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NJ. HARYs.
u. \. Jamicscn, conservative.

NJ. NARY's.
Il. \. Jamicson. conservative.
SOMERSET.
George X. Dennis. Ocn. ". Parsons And
Isaac u. Jrncs, conservatives.
rAturr
Philip Frances Th"ma- and isnac ". jump.
NAsulNgIus.
4. 4. Bamfcrd \. Il. Applcn an. Jonathan To
boy. Jacob Hollinc and Joseph =. bishop. all
radicals.
auutHsTER.
II. X. Pitts. Vim. .. Aydclcii ani VIM. +.
Gordy. conservative.
ttgE HrsttT.
The result, as above stated. show that the
Senate consists of ; conservatives aud = radl
cals-A majority nf 6-and the House of Dele.
gates - conservatives and - radicas-inajcri-
~ y. conservative majority on joint ballot %
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Isioriiy for Archer. 2o6s.
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Charles T. Phelps. conservative. IL elected
over jos. :. stewart. radical. by a majority Of
973. Th- District embraces thirteen wards Of
Baltimore city.
FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
Nesauy. Washington. Frederick and Car.
roll Counties have covered themselves all over
w.:h glory by sending solid Union delegation
a. the L. sslaturr. and clrctins that siaunch
oli pair .. Frank Thomas. Co Congress. by
Tremendous majority.
FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Thu. p.sric, Is composed u It. Marys.
FRINGE Georges. calvert. Montgomery. Charles.
Anne Arundel. Howard aud par, Of Baltimore
County. Frederick c. Stone. u Charles. an
avowed r.hcl j. elected over wr. 7. Albert.
e. ths ru''u nominee.
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REDrcroS or TAxD.--Itis stated that the Rev
enas Commissioners, AppoioIcd to make inves,i-
la'ious into the subject Of revenue aud to report
thereon, will recommend reduction or taking
81 entirely the tag IN manufactures and raw ar
iiccs as vel as reduction Of the income tax
robably TO three per cent. on incomes over
thousand dollars, add cutting it Of on all under
that amount. II Is believed. too, that the Seerc-
iAry Of the Treasury will ndor.c this reeommen.
dauon in his own report to Congress next de-
cember. This will he gratifying intelligence TO
the whole country, for while weare able to hear
tie present burdens and have born them with.
on, murmur, there 10 no nrsessi,y to False II
suPerabundant rvenue. In fact 10 DO %. would
only lead to eElravaganor, corruption and de-.
morAlikation.
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- Gov. Swami publiely stated on Monday
evening, In Baltimore, that he would no, regard
the election 10 take place in that city on the neKt
day as legal one, and woald not commission
any one elected At Il. lie was then Of the opln.
Ion tina, the radicals would carry the city, but
now that bis party has been successful. we won
der ifihe Governor will not reverse his decision,
aud regard the election as valid
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DIABotlcAL lScESUHY lone Perrol a French.
man. has invented three terrible destructive Gu
gines-the 6rsi, three barrelled air.gun. firing
one thousand bullets q minute, the bullets drop
ping from hopper without inlermission into
the gun the second IL similar, but mounted on
wheels aud thethird Is q steam locomotive. dis
charging two pounds weight OF proirctiles per
second, and capable Of killing one hundred aud
seveniy-two thousand, eight hundred men In
,wen,y-four hours. u but one man was killed 10
every hundred shots discharged.
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Tns MAINLAND FAnnra. The November mum.
Der efihIspopuIar arIcuIturalmouthIy Is received.
Itis rsplels with original and selected matter,
adapted 70 the Farm. the Garden and the House.
bold. Il cou,ains numerous Illustrations Of Ma
ehinss. Vegetables, Fruits, &C.. and is well wor-
thy the suppors Of frmsrs aud Others. Pab-
Iishsd BY Q. sAsps MnGs Co., ~ 8. Calvert
Street, Baltimore. At 81. so per snnum.
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ScARciTY o. LABOR ~ THE Wrsi Many Of the
western journals are complaining Of the scarcity
OF labor Ia that section, aud a day or two AFRO
We quoted the Springfield (lllinois) State Regis.
ter as an authority that In that city laborcrs 70.
oeive ~ day, stone enters and lnasons - IS
plasiers - so, carpenters aud painters 50. so /:
yet even these prices do not attract working men
TO the West. II Is sggued that lahoring people
can save moro money In the Eastern cities, owing
TO the much higher prices Of the nccesaies of life
prevalent on the Atlantic seaboard
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III Marriages have increased remarkably
since The war. In Ohio the statistics how that
The humber Of the marriages for the year on .
ling July lst was twenty por cent greater
tnan any year during or before the war, aud
States.
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- We believe there is not an experienced
sosshsfu siasssmas living to-day, who does no,
IL bis hsartsonfss The worst shlng that could hap
pen shs souih would b . popular vote 81 the
Esrsh sas,.l.,-s - @1ZsE.sa. dssigss Of An
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Minority for Leonard.
Tie Legislative ticket has about the same
Majority. IT, Constitutional Amendment; has
a majority 90 i..5i.
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STATE ELECTION.

FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
In this District. embracing the counties Of the
Eastern Shore. Hon. Hiram Mccullough. con.
sentative. - undoubtedly elected over tcc. VI.
Russum. his Union competitor.
SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
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New York.

Reuben b. Fcntru. the In.ou c.n,iiiatc frr
Governor. 3. reelected by from 10000 to '.ooo
majority. The Congregational delegation will
stand the same befrrc. - rnioni-;s 10 II
Democrats. Among the Democrats elected To
Congress from New York c.sy is John Morris
scy. the notorious gambler and r'ire fshtcr.--
The Legislature O.. largely Union.
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THEATRICAL. Our neignbor, John /. Oweus,
is 20 commence n three weeks engagement Ia Gin
eiunau on Monday next. 18th inst. he appears
at the St. Charles Theatre. New Orleans. fchfu.
nrv 18th
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JrRoRs or TIE rSiTED SrArss CmclIg r..a ar
Among the petit jurors summoned 90 aurni a.
Nlhc LATED States Circuit Court are Messrs. An
Nony Maggie, BENIN. Payne. Gideon +. Hop
kins aud Victor HOLMES, % Baltimore ,ouuty.
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joss BosLEI. Of g.. a much respected clu6en
Of this county, died sudirn!y a, bis residence.
near this town. on Monday last Mr. iosley
was good friend aud Kind u,irhhor ani
many will regret bis death.
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ELECTIONS IN OTHER STATES.

While We have lost all iu Maryland. other
states. voting on tie came day. have given i'm
mcn-c maioritics fo- the Union .,u.c. wcap.
mend lew 81 the returns.
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ewHog-ehOlsra { prevailing IN portions Of
Ronkhrldgs connly, Va.
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PRorrRTy SALE.--Nr = II. Cover a4,,iuu.
Ger, sold on Monday last, AZ the Exchaugc .alcs-
room. Baltimore, tract Of land ia Baltimore
county on the Pa,apsco river, called. willow
Springs. containing ~ ncres. and Improved
by a small dwelling 10 George ! Preehgr iat.
for $50 Ter aclc
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= lloAsE FAlG.-A horse fair vi., tr held 20 Her
ring Run, 10 this county, commencing uu Iues-
day next. Several rArs are arranged one on
wednesday hsiug Tor $1,000. free Tor any horse.
mare or gelding IN the world. Ca Saturday
next the celebrated horse Dexter wi' tsot aghiu-;
time the proceed. Of tie day O., De- given 30 the
poor. John Nerryman. ESQ % his county. is
President Of the Ass1ciaii,n under wlir-s nuspi-
eos the fair will b. held
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PApsn NM DnsTnoyED ~ FiaE.-The large
paper MIL known as "whlis Hail." situated near
the Parkton Station Of the Northern Central
Railroad. In this county, belonging 10 Mr. Thos.
z. Ensor, took Gre In ihe boiler house on Fri
day night, I'd Instant, about eight o'clock, and
the flames spread 90 rapidly that the entire build
Ing was destroyed, together with the eontsnts -
W.. Ensor's loss y very heavy, on which there 4
no insurance. The Gre 10 said 20 have been pure
u residential.
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LARGE rofAroEs. have teen prcscn'-l by
Ii. Daniel Shcacv with ha-kct foil - the finest
potatoes We have ever seen They are Of the
peach blow. and Prince Albert vafic'.es
and were raised on Mr.. Shcalry farm IN FFcd.
eriek County. Mr. Shealey tells ur that he rlaui-
ted four bushels q peach blow. aud dug
ninety bushels. and that from twelve bushels Of
=. Prince AlbcEts planted be- raised two hun.
drcd bushels lie will accept "nr than for hi,
fine present
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1oOvR FmESps - Now that the election Is o,,r.
We desire 10 devote our paper. more than ever.
10 the interests Of the people OF the county, and
to this end We ask the AID Of our friends IN every
district OF the county. We want TIC luopl news
AT the county We want 20 publ.. ever, thing o.
friends TO send IL every item ofcouuiy news they
eat collect Communication, will slWaNs BE- VOL
come. aud, now that we have irom vi'l he.
pBemptiy inserted.
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MARROW EscAPE.-Mr. Michael Of baltimore
County, and three other gentlemen, made mar.
row escape Of their lives on Tuesday, the Goth OF
October, by being carried down the stream while
crossing the big Gunpowder In an ox-cart, AT
the county road crossing near Phmnix Station
Doctor Thompson, also made q narrow escape
the same morning, whilst crossing Al the same
Wording. young man attempted 10 cross In .
boat, when he too, came near losing his life
The btdge at this important point was washed
away last June, and persons compelled TO cross
TO aud from Ph1nlx Station and other points
life, stock, &c, ever since. Whose fault Il This
The County Commissioners should look 10 Il aud
have the bridge replaced 81 once, ere . serious
accident occurs Involving the county for damages.
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BALTIMORE CITY.

The f.l''v.as re the returns f''m pa!''m"re
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The ,e;urns indicate the following as the
prlbl be result Tor members 81 the Senate ami
H,l." Il Delegates;
=rfU
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COUNTY ITEMS.

REv. RonERT SIRAwnaiD0s. lit was stated some
time ago, In our paper, that the remains Of the
Rev. Robert Sirawbridge the foundeT Of Meth
odism In Maryland, were quietly Fcposing In q
private burial ground on the farm or Nc. Daniel
Lee, near this town. For some years efforts have
been made towards some testimonial 10 his great
worth aud efforts In the cause OF Christianity,
aud lately monument has been secured 10 DO
erected to bis memory, Ia Mount Olivet Cemele-
~. 10 pursuance Of public notice = number Of
Mrthndis,s proceeded 10 the Cemetery one day
last week for the purpose OF dedieatinR the me-
mortal with appropriate services.
IT, monument Is shan about fifteen feet in
height, about three feet square at the base. aud
tapering as u Ascends Il Is OF pure Italian mar
hle, a remarkably handsome piece OF workman.
ship and Is located Ia the preachers lot, where
rcposes the dust Of four bishops, Rev. Henry
Smith, Of Pilgrims Rest, aud other men whose
lives proved OF great uscfulness 10 the Church OF
their choice. Upon each side OF the base are oval
tablets relief and that upon the west side bears
the following inscription;
In
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ELECTION RETURNS.
LTIMoRE CoUNTY~.o FFICIAI L.
w.

l2l3lf l5l0l1lS % 10 10 ~ % Tot. maj
1873 1870 39 1874 zoe sl0 IsS I0I lO2OI9
$50 ls9s7l 2selS2 s32Sa 29 IIa 2oI2I 96s II7sGo2