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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-10-11
Proceedings of the County Convention

The delegates elected by the primary meetings
to attend the Cou nty Convention called by the
Executive Committee of the Democratic Conser
vative party Of the county, assembled on Mon
day, the Tth inst, at Bel Air.
The Convention was called to order by elect
ing John s. Brown, Presiden!; VIM. Mechem
and James Cochran, as Vice Presidents, and S
Archer and Cardiff D. Norris, as Secretaries.
Tho Convention then proceeded to select can
didates for the various Offices, which resulted
as follows:
For Clerk ofthe Circuit Court "A. L. Jarrett
For Register Of WiiLS-Jos r. Ely.
Fur the State SeRate-Co. John G. Walsh.
For States Aaorney-P. H Rutledge
For the House Of Delegates-John S. Brown,
BENZ Silver, of B., R. r. Vandiver, Nicholas
II. Nelson.
For County COMMUNICATIONS Kean,
James Hope William J. Price, Cunningham R.
Glasgow, John jay.
For Judges Of The Orphans Court-George G
Davis George T. Hays, of Dublin, Thomas Bay.
For Sherif-William Young.
For County Surueyor-William Clark, of Bar
For Delegates TO tie Gujcraatorial Convention
DIR. Jno G. Polk, Charlton Bllneslea Henry
A. Silver, Stevenson Archer, DR.. Thos G. Hop
kiDs.
For Delegates TO Tie judicial Convention--Dr.
Jno. NJ. Flnney, Wm. NJ. Ady, DR.. S. II. Rirk-
head, Jno. W. Rutledgc, A. Preston Gilbert.
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Nominations in Baltimore County.

The Democratic Conservative Convention oil
Baltimore county, assembled at Towsontown,
on Monday last, and made the following nominal
tons
For Clerk of the Circ"it Court-Edward II.
Ady
For Register of Wlls-O. p. Margill.
For States Attorney-W. S Keech
For Sheriff Thomas Baldwin.
For Treasurer-Jacob Hoshal.
For County mnissioners-Sanuel Brady,
ST., F G. Fossett and Benjamin Gorsuch
For Judges Of the Orphans Court-Thomas
6 Rutledee, G. II. OwiaHs and J. c. Magrnw.
For State SENATOR mes G. Clarke.
For the House of Deegates-C. II N"holai,
G Bonn Singluff, Chas P Montague, 2. Po-
teet john s. Bddison and Victor Holmes.
For County Surveyor William Shipley
For Delegates to the Judicial Convention
Samuel t Brady, Jr.. John L Yrllott, J. F. G
Talbot, Thomas W. Renshnw, L. u. Quniin,
Edward Rider Jr, and Benz N. PAYNE.
For Delegates to the State Convention-W
NJ. lsaacs II. r. Boarman, James G. Clark, Lewis
Turner, Jr Hon Ri,hurd Grason, Jacob NJ
Pearcc and Geo. II. Carman
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VOLCANIC REGION The Montana Post save
that nm exploring party, which has been TO the
headwaters of the Yellow Stone river, has Just
returned, and reports seeing one Of the greatest
wonders OF the world. For eight days The party
Travelled through volcanic country emitting
blue fame and living stream of molten brim-
stone. The country was smooth and rolling
long level plains intervening between rolling
unds. On the SUBMITS ofthese olling mounds
were craters from four to eight feet in diane
ter and everywh, re on the level lans were small
er cra,ers from foul to six inches in diameter
from which streamed b re and constant
wh,s,ling sound. The hollow ground resounded
beneath their feet MS they travelled, and every mo
mrnt seemed to break through. No living
thing was seen in the vicinity.
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Consumption Durable by
DR.. Schenck's Medicines.

OtuRE tbN UMPTl' N, the :, stem mu.t b, pre
l. pared That Ihr Inns Will heal To accumul,sb
THIS, the liver and ~ mach ir> be cran>ed and
an appetite created Tor good wholesome mod, winch nv
n'esr medicines vi I" digest property and gond
III altny hl""l mad thus build NJ mp tie constitution.
SCHEN' KS MANDR IKE Pills cleanse the SION
ach all bilious ar nu 0I- accun,ul4 ions ami by
using h Sen VI ced Tonic IN cunncctun The appeu te
L. re- tered
SiHENCK'S PiLMONIi' SYRUP is nutrous as
wen NJ medicinal, and by the three dies. all
impurities are txn"'ed 'inm ihr System. and gord,
wholesome lioo made " hcl wi lerI all di .ea>t n
patients VIII lake lhe>r III, cine- accord NJ IL dirrc
nous, Cons mp"n very treqtntyi ill., last iag tiel>
readily 10 lh-ir action. Tike III pills frequently. IN
cleanse III" liver and stomach. II dnts oil that
because IT," wei, are not "n,vr they rqur d,
fo Sinri nits in d'arlei the, Necessary. The
SION Ich he k'pI healthy. aud a appee Great d
I" allow The fnnonc Syrup 10 ACT upon the res atry
organs rr p"Iiy aud any an, irritation. Thu all that
lsrqnrth L. perform permanent rnrr is IL p,tvrnt
thk'ng cold. xrrcise about TIE room ~ much Il; pnss
he, e all tie rrhpsi in"d-ai meat, zane, IN tact,
amy hing The apptiiiecrares but h. particular aud a>ii-
cal, well nOy9. lym OPP,
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TIDE WATER CANAL.---For the week ending
October 9th, the arrivals by canal at Havre de
Grace numbered l25 boats and the departures
107 boats, which were towed to the followin"
places: To Baltimore, IA boats, loaded with
coal, lumber, ice, &C.; to Philadelphia and Del
aware City, 26 boats, loaded with coal to Spe-
sutia Island boats, loaded with COAL and to
other points, boats, loaded with COAL lime,
lumber, &c. During the same period, there
were unoaded at Havre de Grace, Is boats, as
follows At ]. L. Williams wharf boats,
loaded with coal and iron ore at J. NJ. Sim
mons wharf, 6 boats, loaded with coal at the
wharf of Boyd, Hilles Co., boats loaded
with coal and lumber, and at Vim. D. Morgan's
wharf, boat loaded with lumber
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Yiroinia Affairs,

RICHMOND October 9.-General Schofela left
to-day tor Washington, where he and other dis
trict commanders, it is stated, have been called
by the President
telegram 10 the Dispatch SAYS that yesterd Y
the United States authorities. who are fefu ding
TO the owners farms in Norfolk county which
have been squatted upon by the blacks during
the war went to Taylor's farm on Willouehby
Point, but found thu blacks armed, ard they re-
fused to vdcate. Many farms in that district are
similarly situated, and the negroes express de-
termination not to be driven off. H. the ease
mentioned il was offered to transfer the negroes
TO Gen. Wise's farm, but they refused
In the whole city to-day not more than half
dozen registered.
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Baltimore City Legislative Conventions

The Cony entions of the several legislative dis.
tricts Of Baltimore city, met on Monday, Octo
Der 9Th, and made the following nominations 70:
the Senate md House of Delegates:
First Disria.-For the State Senute-Col
VIM. kimmel
For the House of Delegates-James B. Sanner,
John b. Wentz, John y. Robb Thos w. Morse,
John r. Blake aud VIM. A. Stewart.
iS"comd Distribution the State Senate Henry
Snyder.
For the House of Delegates-F. c Latrohe. Jas
Pentland, George Cotton, NJ. A. Mullen, G. II or
ris Bond and II y. Smith.
Third Djstrict-For the State Senate-Col
Isaac NJ. benson
Fo' the House Of Delegates--Dr E. j. Chais-
ty, james W. McElroy, L. Iiarig, VIM. 4.
MARYLAND, John II. Ma rshall and F. S. hobliz-
ELL
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T Q County Convention.

We publish elsewhere the proceedings of the
County Convention. which met in Bel Air, on
Monday last The turnout was large and the
proceedings lengthy, in consequence of the large
lumber of nominations to be made. The selec-
tons which were made are good and reliable men.
No doubt there were some disappointments, as is
always the case. But it should he borne in mind
that in all Conventions some dis ppointment IS
must occur, and that however careful Conveu-
tion may be, it may, nevertheless, fail to crafty
us all
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SHARP PRACTICE. We have heard of sharp
trick OF couple Of Northern men in this county
1t appears that Northern nun No went to a
respectable farmer ana hHrgained for his farm;
finally promising to pay So 900 for it Shortly
after Northern man No 2 came along and offered
$4,000 for the same property. The farmer uu.
suspecting the ruSe,w ut to Northern man No. |
to get released from the So 00O sale, which he
finally accomplished by paying 81 600 MS relrnct
mony. Upon looking for the 5 70 900 it had fed
There is no doubt hut that bath were playing
into each Others hands, and divided the q, 600
between them. Tolrrahly sharp practice that
Winchester Va New8
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

FLouR.-super, SIo.OH@i025; Extra, 10 75@1125 City
MIL, snper S"tn12ln5o; Extra, si"75mla 81. Corn
GRnS.-Whcat-ia $.iGg, 2 80; prime s26jM 275.
inferior to fair, - Ooa2.25. Corn-pme white, 81 80
@l.31; prime yellow, S!35d LIZ. Oats, Gs@72c. Rye
81 GOA l.55.
GutNo.-Peruvan, 500 in gold = ton; Mexican, $50
@4O Pacific, $65. Phosphate, S55T57.jo. Bone Dust
SjOd 5000
IAY-Balcd S23@r$25 t, ton. Straw not quoted
SEEps-Cloyer Seed, SSJO@a.0O; Timothy do, S27OH
2.i5; FlaXSccd, - "a.
WooLo.Cmwashed 25f2Sc. washed sea lie; common
fleece 3h0l SIC.
PRovIsIoNs-Bacon sides, 17@1712c; shoulders, 14d
l4Ac.; hams, l9,a 25c. Lard, l3a l7c
SMT.-Fi S3Onn 3.2O per sack ground alum s. 25
Q123O; bulk, ,j6d 6Oc r bilshel
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A GIGANTIC FoRGERY.-A forged check fol-
$4,000, purporting TO be that Of Commodore
Vanderbilt, was presented in this city at the
bank of New York on the 18th of July last, and
the amount paid. The forgery was notdscover-
ed till August 10th when Mr.. Vanderbilt audi
ted his accounts. Since that period, detectives
have been working up the case and have finally
arrested person representing himselfto be Henry
Livingstone. He was secured on bis farm in the
State of Illinois, where hn was living in great
style. But $40, 600 in money was secured, the
balance having been expended on bis farm and in
rhs purchase Of valuable horses.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-10-11

ADVERTISING AGENCIES is now something
like thirty years since the establishment of the
first Advertising Agency in this country. A,
that time there we've scarcely eight hundred pc.
rodicals ofall descriptions printed in the United
States, while now the number will EXCEED four
thousand. Advertisers have increased and Agen.
cies been established in every important city,
and have proved great assistance to the news
paper press.
1t is estimated that at the present time there
are several hundred men who make this thei r
business, but Of these no more than twenty are
known to any considerable extent and by far
the most important are two or three well known
firms in New York city, among which the house
of Geo. P. Rowell Il Co., No. 40 Park Row, oc-
eupies in some respects the most prominent posi-
ton. Although not among the oldest, this one,
by the energy and business ability which has
characterized it, has become the authorized agent
Of nearly every newspaper printed in the English
language in North America, and the amount of
their transactions exceeds the combined business
otmany of the older but less enterprising estab-
lisbments.
At their office may be found on file newspa-
pers from every section, from Maine to Califor-
MIA, and from their books can be learned the
rates for subscription and advertising.
The distance of advertisers from the newspaper
publishers, as general thing, renders it difficult
for the latter to lie correctly informed of the f.
nancial reliability of their customers, and there
fore thew usually prefer to receive their fiyOrs
through some reliable advertising agency, which,
in consideration OF the commission allowed, as
sumes all rick of payment, and does away with
the trouble and expense of collecting individual
accounts.
The house named in this article Is authorized
to contract for our paper at our lowest rates,
and we assure customers at distance that we
prefer to receive orders through them, rather
than to contract direct with parties who are I'M
known to us, no matter how good or responsible
they may be.
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To The Cler Y.

Ministers Of the Gospel throughout tI4rford
county, are hereby most earnestly requested to
Solicit contributi"ns, in their respective churches,
on SUNDAY. October 18th, in aid OF the suffrrc. 9
by yellow fever in New Orleans. Galveston nd
Houston As such Urgent and immeli,le need
exists for assistance tn ministers a'e requested
to use all enrnestne>s in i"pres ing upon the pco-
pie the great necessiy for IL prompt and lihrr |
response to the call of our suffering brethren and
sisters.
All who may attend church unprepared with
ready money, are requested to forward their con-
tributious to STEW ENSON ARCHER, ESQ, Bel
Air. by WEDNESDAY, October l6h. rs it is
Desired TO forward 'he'money the following ay.
All friends of suffering humanity are earnest
~ solicited tu give us their aid
So far as practicable, notice was given ir the
churches last SUNDAY.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-10-11

BROOKLYN Cry RAILRoADs-The number of
passengers carried by the Brooklyn railroad
lines last year were rs follows By Brooklyn
City line, $4,000, 600 Brooklyn City and New
ton line, 100000 Brooklyn and Jamaica line
$500. 900; Broadway line, LEGO. s27; Coney
Island and Brook YIN line, 1900, Oo0 Brooklyn,
Bath and Coney Island line, $50, 600 , and ali
other lines, 100000. 1t is estimated that he
increase this year on the Brooklyn City line will
be 1000 coo. This is considered the greatest
street railroad company in the world, possessing
eight lines and seventy miles of track.
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CONNuMprlON CAN EE CUREn.

THE TRUE REMEDY AT LAST DKSCOVERED
TPH AM'S FRESH MEAT CURE, prepared from the
" formula OF Prot. TroIsseau OF PARIS Consunp
ton, Lung Diseases, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, Marasmus
General Debility and all morbid conditions of the system
dependent deficiency of vital force Ii is pleasant
taste and ii gle bottle will convince the most skept
cal OF its virtue the great healing remedy of the
81 bottle, six bottles for 80. Sent by express Sold
by c. UPIIAM, No. % South Eighth st.. Philadelphia
and prime. pal Druggists Circulars sent free.
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THE DEMocRATIo STATE CONVENTION This
body assc bed in Baltimore city, on Wednes.
day, October 9th, aud made the following nolni.
nations for the various State offices:
For Governor-Oden Bowie, ofPrince Georges
county.
For Attorney Gcneral-Isaac D. Jones, OF
Somerset county.
For Comptroller-Col. ". j. Leonard, OF
Worcester.
For Clerk to the Court of Appeals-J. S.
franklin
For Superintendent of Agriculture-Dr. Nc
Pherson.
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Oua GAINs.-The Democracy have lately g;,in-
cd 1000 votes in Connecticut which gave Lin
coin III 900 majority, and have elected three out
of Tour Members of Congress from that State:
they have gained 1000 votes in New hampshire
5000 in Vermount; 20, 900 in Kentucky; ID, 600
10 Maine; and 81, 900 in California.
Surely here is good and substantial cause for
rejoicing. Let every Democrat take fresh cour-
age, and be assured thai full poll of our vote
will give grand victory in October. Forward
the whole column
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TIE RECENT Observation-Disclosures from Penn
sylvania indicate Democratic majority of about
10000 on the State ticket.
In Ohio, the Democrats have carried the State
BY five thousand minority. The amendment to
the Constitution all wing negroes to vote has
been rejected.
The Democrats carry the leg slative ticket in
Connecticut.
IL Iowa, the vote is close, but returns give in
creased Democratic mniurilles
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PERUVIAN SYRUP,
GRACEs CELEBRATED sALVE.

From Mr. t. Tucker, Depot Master at Salisbury Mass.
81 have been troubled for years with Il bad humor
sometimes outwaidly, and sometimes inwardly Dur,ng
the past summer 1t manifested itself more than usual
ontwardy, and used your Salve. All signs it la,
since disappeared, without affecting nwardy, ndica-
ting think, the Graduating nature of the Salyc'
SETH w. FOWLE son, Boston,
PruprietOrs.
Sold by all Druggists at % cents box Sent by mail
for IS cents. ssnJo
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BEL AIR, ND.
Friday, October 18th, 1867.

G5-The "Egis' has a more extended circulatio
among the intelligent farmers and business men o
Hartford, than ally other paper in the county. No
"tvck Hosptal'u. other obsccBeO "l.Otery'' ahver
semenis will appear i'll columns at any price. A
Urge number Subscribers pay for their paper in ad-
vance, and consequently justine class de-
sire 70 reach.
Theatienton of respectable and legitimate advertisers
IL directed to the above facts.
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To Correspondents.

All communications for publication must be accom-
panied with the real name OF the author, or no after
ZION will be paid to them The real OF the aulho
will not BE- published unless desired, but we cunnt
writer.
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THE JUDICIAL CoNvENTIoN.-The delegates to
this Conven ion, we are informed, have deter
mined to meet on Tuesday, October 18Th, at
Wrighl's Hotel, on the Hartford Turnpike to
nominate candidates for Chief and Associate
Judges of the Third Judicial Circuit.
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Manhood and the VigOr of Youth res-
l0red La 4 Weeks. AMeCess DUN rnnte /.

nR. RE oRD's Essence of Life restores manly pow.
~ from whatever arising, the effects of carly
pernirOus habits, sefabuss impotency and climate
give way at once to this wonderful med cine if taken
regularly according to the directions (Which are sim
pie, AMI require restraint from business peaSureD
Failure is impossible Sold III bottles, at 80, quanti-
ties in for 50 10 be had only OF the sole appointed
agent in America, HE IN GEUTZEN 323 Bowery,
and 2Oj I'd Ave, New York. oct4
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Base Ball,

On Saturday, the 2sth Of September, m atch
game of base ball was played between the first
nine of the Alpha Club, of Fallston, and the Sec
ond nine of the Idlewild, on the grounds of the
latter. Six innings we're played, with the fol-
lowing result
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IRON IN THE BLOOD,

The necessity of due proportion of iron in the blood
is well known to all medical men, when it becomes re-
duced from any whatever the whole system SUFFERS
the weakest part being first attacked, and feeling of
languor assitudc and "a goncnos pervades the sys-
TEN. The remedy is simply supply the blood with the
necessary quantity of iron This can he done 10y using
the
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
protected solution of the protoxde ron which is SO
prepared that it assmatcs with the blood Civ
ing strength, vgor and new lie to the whole system.
To take medicines to diseases accustomed by u de-
fcicncy OF Iron in the Blood without restoring it to the
system is like trying to repair building when the oul-
datiun is gone.
An eminent divine says 81 have been using the Peru
Wan Syrup Tor some time past: it gives vigor,
buoyancy of spirits, elasticity OF muscle
Pamphlets containing certificates OF cures, and recon-
mendatOns from some of the most eminent physicians
cergymen and others. will be sent free any address.
The genuine has peruvian syrup blown in thc glass.
J. p. DiNSMORE Proprietor,
No. 81 Dey ST., New York.
Sold by all druggists sep2O
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Gs- Ross Brownies second report on the
mineral resources ofthe Pacific States and Terri
the product ofgold this year at $40. 600, 900, and
Nevada silver ut $40 900, 900.
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You're Wanted! Look Here

Agents, both male and female, wanted everywhere to
sell the PATENT Improved INK RESERVOIR Thy which
from to two pages he written without replens
ing with ink and Fancy and Dry Goods. etc Can
clear from - to $40 day. No capital required Price
10 cents, with advertisement describing article
sale IN our DOLLAR PURCHASING AGENCY. Circu-
lars sent tree. EASTMAN & KENDALL,
Uctt Go Hanover street Boston. Mass
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The REV. EDWARD A. WILSON will send free of
CHARGE to all who desire it, the prescription with the d
rections for making and using the simple remedy ty
which he cured of lung affection and that dread dis
consumption His only object is to benefit the a
ictcd and hc hopes every sufferer will try this prescrp
ton, ii will cost them nothing and may prove
blessing. Please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. l6j South Second street,
tmyT Williamsburgh, y. Y.
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FOR RENT.

A I CHURCHVlLLE, u new CARRIAGE
"A and WHEELWRlGHT SHOP, nnd COM
modious DWELLING near. BLACKSMITH
SHOP attached. Rent low.
sep27-5t DAVID HARLAN.
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&S- The official result of the Virginia regis
tratiOn shows that the whites control the old
Dominion by working majority of nearly IA. 600
votes. The figures are whites, lis 1877; colored,
lOI 400
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HEa> We are authorized 10 say that Col VIM.
B. Stephenson is not candidate for the Senate,
Snd that he attaches no blame to Col. Walsh il
regard to the late County Convention.
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Five MINUTES ron REFREsnMENT."- Everybody who
has travelled by railroad has heard the above announce
men aud has probably suffered from eating too hastily
thereby SOW ne the seeds Of Dyspepsia. II is comfort
to ow that the Peruvian Syrup will the
Sos OF Dyspepsia, Thousands are ready to testify
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ELECTION NOTICE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
~ an election will be held in Hartford
county, on the
First TUESDAY in Noecn,Jer neat,
IT BEING THE

FIFTH DAY
of said month, in the several Election
Districts of said county, for the purpose
of electing the following officers, to
wit:
One person for Governor of the State
of Maryland.
One person for Attorney General of
the State of Maryland.
One person for the Comptroller of
the Treasury of the State of Mary
land.
One person for Clerk of the Court
of Adpeals of the State OF Mary
land.
One person for the Superintendent
of Labo, and Agriculture for the State
OF Maryland.
One person for the Senate of the State
of Maryland.
-Four persons for the House of Dele
gates Of the State of Maryland.
Three persons for Judges of the Cir
SulI SoultS vi
counties.
One person for Clerk of the Circuit
Cout for Hartford county.
One person for Register of Wills for
Hartford county.
One person for States Attorney for
Hartford county.
One person for Sheriff for Hartford
county.
One person for Surveyor for Hartford
county.
Five persons for County Commission
ers for Hartford county.
Three persons Tor Judges of the Or
phans Court for Hartford county.
The Polls will be opened at 8
o'clock A. NJ, and close at
o'clock, =. nj.
The Return Judges are required to
make their return OH the second dav fol-
lowing the election, to the Clerk of the
Circuit Court for Hartford county.
WIN CARSINS,
Sheriff for Hartford county.