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Commissioner of Burnt Rocords.

The Legislature Of Maryland has passed a bill
providing tor the restoration OF our county re-.
cords destroyed by Ere In 1861, and appointing
Geo. II Carman, ESQ, as Commissioner TO per-
form sash <sEa. .aiAs AL snfe 'hat IN making
this appointment, the majority Of the Legislature
has not consulted the wishes Of even their party
friends Ills course as au Official of our county
in the past has no, been such as would induce
our people to select him again "a public officer
aud his appointment To this position docsn I
secm 10 be- particularly rrlished Bat be Is COM
missioner. When the hill appointing him was
before the llouss, no objection was made 10 il,
bu, when u camc up In the senate our senator,
Nr. PhilPoi, earnestly opposed It. Another Sem
atof. tMr. Nirkrrs oi Kent, urged the passage
of the bill, stating that the entire Baltimore
county delegation IN the llouso favored it,
This remark has brought cut M. Che. II. Nco-
ai, upon whose motion, on Friday lasl, II was
entered on the Journal q tina, she remarks a,irib-
"uicd by the newspapers to have been made by
" q member Of the Senate during the discussion
"in that body Of tho bill to restore the burned
4" records for Baltimore county, that the bill
should pass because u was cndorand by the
" Baltimore svaaiy delegation IN the llousc,
"c0nld not have been intended 10 include Mr..
" Nicolai, n delegate from said county, for the
" reason that, u he had been precni when the
+" bill was before the Ilouse. be- would have vo-
ted against H.
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How Shall Radicals Act. Us Regards
Il Convention

I4is ..silla AZ brvn 'rriI-ui.s f-opo4ricl
N-r who .fF..-. q Sal. '9- . constitutional Con.
r--aou-..e. $40 -.esv 'aA. 30 aes Ceasi.'..
'.9a vas a.eei ana ;tt ia- it,e.' ;y- oe - b.
aacau.' ,n'..i....--Tsge - - o., saal ce4.se o.
aiof' rhsr ST.! Pop aisA 90 ryco-.,z- ta- va
1911! %. iae -... u. so.uten.ac.a. b 10 say WAY.
aa .sale were disposed % .ena.a asa 'ruia the
polls on ;Ae luia Of Apri.. and e' toe toprctheal.
manage 'ae aaites g. shifted 'hem test THIS
c2arse. perhaps .s mof- 70 csas3.l nge vilii the
feelings oi ( aipa men iaaa aay Other. hut vet.
Convention ti... + possible W. wan, no Con-
yeGDoa--sc 10 l0i ash o. cielc, delegates 70 one
What course. tlcn is 20 be- pursued The Con.
yeg'3n wbiel assembled ia Haiiimor. On We'd
ass!ay. indicated IL ags judgment. 'Ao proper
co-Fse FOR Tie Ualou tn,a of Mary iAni 90 pufsge
IN ihis cmergency L., Z. 20 TO the polls On
the election DAY named ani defos, our ballots
q A-aias, Convention We know 'la' hun
1re'!s q conservatives are opposed 20 this Con
voniioa, and. will all Us ~ defeating il, and that
even many homes; democrats sec ao;hng good
but much o. evil, that will result II this Cony,n-
lion assctahie. aaI they too ~i "a 10 sweling
the vote against &, Our test Opportunity for
Defeating Convention or q ueH Constitution Is
a4.c. The Legislature progiIe4 for the register
ing % all the rebel, Of the state hu; the time that
will elapsc before the election will not suffice Tor
putting tie necessary machinery 10 operation 10
register this e.nss, and We Will not have their
so'es % overcome We need have no candidates
fJr this CONVENTION. 'ar w. want none our
only ohec' uos il 20 ae',t; the al for tic Con.
souiioa This o. undoubtedly THE best course
Ne can pursue. And II, despite our efforts the
call for Convention should h. sustained we
can ihen take steps a. meet the revolutionary
measures Of our enemies hy other revolutionary
measures Wec,n elect Convention also on
the basis ~ universal suffrage. to assemble "a
Baltimore on day n4nel, and appeal TO Con
gress for an enabling act, whereby the Cons,iiu-
ton framed by nur Convention can he submitted
to a vote Of the people. lat us defeat this Goa
vcniion bill Il We can possibly do 50, bat IL all
our efforts fail ns, we must he prepared TO presen,
4 consiiiuiion based upon the inmuiahle priuri-
pies % justice 20 all men foF the consideration oi
Congress Union men Of Mars land. let us work
and work earnestly fof the iri,-, hfihs Conysn-
ton. Let all who nre opposed 10 compensation
for eriancipaiei slaves. and vino desire to save
the already bankrupicd treasury " the State "A
couple hundred thousand dollars which the Com
vcniion will cost, leave nothing undone to coin
pass is defeat
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the same a. that II each county Ia the General Assm
ton witch while it excludes thc colorcd man ot Tie
haikt box gives the old, worn out counties. which
reheious ~ south Carolina, an Increased rp
rcsrntaton b. which The opprrssor % represent Tie
oppressed against bis wl and b. which minority of
Ills people q the State ase io bold IN their proposed
yenton The poser a. tlo majority. The state Of
Maryland has AZ present coortd population 70 al ieas
zoo coo and BY cni grafton sinee tc var Perhaps 25o
co. making voiing population u Com i,ou 10 sooo.
In mos; u The counties whose representation has bccn
thus illegally increased, The eolofs opalatou l. equal
greater than The white The iioa-, u Reprcses-
tatives % the United States has airgady il csoia.
ton ufn4uiry whether the prrscnt runst.aon u this
state u now republican. aud since the colorrd Ma l.
noW Citizen u may Nril g. luuhtful ahrthCr a state
Which excludes for crime fourth Gifts population
who are citizens. h 1cpHhlicau. Ths Geurrh Assem-.
by has iuaagaaicd, hoNcscr, "a mas eacni which,
from The Illegal ftVrtst atatlula ae 80 the I'LL ltself.
actually sisss not only the exclusion Hf tAs
population iroa sulfac but also ,cs4r disoy al popu
latinn approximation inr then.
The preseut judiciary " e state Is iif the most pat
loyal and ul4ect Ut tAs not gncHt Do - ltgalatc
oat all the remaining loyal oihccrs vhom they have
not ALREADY removed and plaeeeS rciyls, lerla hrsa
oilers and colonies q the reicl array, iu their places
Not satisfied with iAc PARTON and she eaniy witch o.
ION men have extended, thev have cammrnctd rae
un against the results II tr and determined
policy which, unchecked destroys ioy al eonstituon
and nuts in IT, place mad ~ traitors, aud nagrant
Is anti repu biican and pas armed militia of dis
loyal men aud minority government 81 rrhs - mia
thiler. aud rvtls n the coiaeic possession ~ this
while the south 6. aiout O. commcncc CAREER q
sons 81 tbs past have determined by che forms q Las
hat in nal violation 81 both the state and federal las
o pat this state back into condition - darkness and
STATE and national law, oppressive olntionary and
dangerous 90 the order lnd l-acc uf thls nation tn,
~ they arr nos oppressed ~ ttnltt- % dtsluNal 81
res u many cnuntcs. Immigration g. The stats except
from the south. st"plfi and many i''al ncu arr dc
NsrattnE upon iraAing the state The most. however
rvady, hy ~ Isfsuuai ucans. AMI 90 al persona
hazard 20 resist thi. infamous attempt at oppression
The danger ofhi"'uishci is imminent ami thc time,
fHrFlnua W. raIi NHuHrNHs NNt O. adjourn Dc
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Loyal Agrocmont,

We acknowledge ourselves 10 be- tho monthly
tenant u U. s., occupying all that tract II land
known by notoriciy a. the Land II Mary, -
aud lalierly ~ "swann'a Delight" bounded
North by rcnn's Woods. East BY the farm of
Del. A. Ware. South aud West by military
Division NJ" :. " FIR the good aud sufficient
consideration that VIZ commit no waste aud lo
n" injury "a the premises. during the period 1T
our tenancy. MsFs l. $50
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Circuit Court for Baltimore Co.
March TERN. lsc7


lion. %. e. II. Emory, Judge John T. Ensor
States Attorney John u. l.ongncck,f, CLERK
John X. Harvey, Sheriff
TnuRsbAY. Murch a.
John lcdlirprd ". tho Blltiinorc. Cations
willie aud Ellicott's Mills Passenger Railwa,
Company, before reported. Argument GA -
Inurrcr concluded. aud the ease held sub curfa
Benjamin NJ. Dcnniss. lessee. ". George "
williamson. action OF cjoctmcnt. Suggestion
Of removal filed. Argued before the court 80
not concluded.
FRinAr. March %.
DAVID ". Wilhelm ". VIM. $. Cooper ap
fis.!! -ftS.!,r r..rs!-. T!r!-!-,srfrrr ~
court some tim" since and held sub cur.u.-
Judgment reversed, and judgment f,r nppal
liant for 81 aud costs.
John A. Lammott W. John II. Millondorc
agreed" each party In pay his own costs.
samuel Wilderson vs.. Ellen Maria Cockey
Judgment of non suit.
J. Fred. &. Talbot, administrator, Ac, "
Eliza Ann Alther aud Sarah Ann Althicr =
exceptions g. ratification Of auditors report
held sub cnria.
SATURDAY. March %.
Henry W. Ellioott aud Evan r. Ellicott ~
Patrick O'Iriep action on due bill tried be
foro jury; We dict for plaintiffs tor S2i335.
Michael Dai ,ne W.. Arnold Luttinau. action
"a two promissory notes tried before Jury
verdict for plaintiff for Ss92.5J.
l'sorgc g. Sieklos vs.. Arnold huffman, action
~ pronissnry note tried before a Jury yer.
diet for plaintiff for slso4T.
John Rahlo Va. Arnold Luttman. Judgment
by default for want Of - plea.
j. Fred. G. Talbot, administrator, cte., ".
Sarah Ann Althicr aud Elisa Ann Althicr: *.
ccptions 10 ratification Of auditors report ; tx.
captions ovorruled and auditors report finally
ratified.
John Doe, lessee of Bcnj. NJ. Dennis, ". q
W. Williamson, application Tor removal 10y dc.
fondanti before reported removed b. Oh. So
Porinr caars 81 baltimore city.
John Doe. lessee of Benz. NJ. Dennis. ". Nj.
chael Graham; removed on defendant sua-
gestion to the Superior Court Of baltimore city
Jacob PeTsengor aud others ". Henry l..
Fowler and others, application Tor a decree iug
sale Of real estate; held sub curia.
WIN. A. Lloyd and wife W. Thomas u. Cock
cy OF s.. ueo. w. Lloyd and others. applica.
ton for decree for sale 81 real estate: decree
passed appointing Richard Grason trustee T.
make sale of said real estate.
MospAY, March 20
John NJ. Stevenson aud others W. j. Land.
wher; judgment by defaults judgment cxten.
died. this morning Tor SlIgs0.
John q. llatSell vs.. II. H. Evans; action on
an open account tried before Jury not con.
eluded
TuEspaR. March %.
The ease Of John q. IIatzcll VI. II. II. Evans.
before rePorted' Ia still on trial.
WEDNESDAY,, March ~.
The case ofthc State W. Laura Howard, IN.
dirtcd Tor the larceny of some clnthing tried
before a jury and found guilty.
The case 81 John q. Haizol W. r. II. Evans.
before reported yesterday, was concluded. Yer
diet for plaintiff for s3a3, with interest
The ease If Doc, lessee of Randolph Evans.
IT nj. ". Sarah Guishard 81 al, On trial.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-03-30

C0- Tho Republicans OF Delaware have been
strengthened 10 their desire to establish Impair
ia suffrage by their fear that the Democrats are
planning 10 get the colored vote. The whining.
ton cS"'asFc,ai, the youngcs, paper in the State
Of Delaware. but one Of the ablesi, and already
the Radical leader, urges that the Consultation ol
the United States should bo amended 10 secure
impartial suffrage In all the States, and Il Is pro-
posed TO holda Baltimore Convention Of the IIor.
der States 10 advocate this measure.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-03-30

SngEr ~. CHiCkrNs --'' ~ harmless o. Is sitrrI.
has passed. into pruyeth This a,iml. j. er.-
orally supposed 80 be- entirely innocent = 90, lr-
sire "a niuTe either man or otlri auimls and
n.G.icuiat,y !. h, newer charged Ni'h UHt'l.u.
g. o.. caauipali-m We have heard 81 oa,. nuA s.
or. oNEcl los Mr.. ! .r GrlN rc.iiu. near i;,is-
Ter 'cNn. Ia this counts that a,att iis-i.oiei
al ihc.r theories MS Grog hal % brood @.
small chickens. and day by day tie little rori
grew small hy lcsrgs AMI beautifully '.ss
and ~ lhsta STRIFE; watch was instituted 20 a-eer-
tain the cans" Of their disappearance, when IL
was proved incon;,siitiy tina; "a si.l. ~, no..
AMI that thus far be- had consigned hii 20
chat bourne from whence ci'-,tas never seigFu''
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-03-30

ArroISTNESn CoSFiRHED. -All the appoin,-
mcnis made by Governor Swami Of officers In
Baltimore County have been confined, cxccp,
those published heretofore as rejected. On Sat-
urday las, a large number Of additional appoint
mcnis wcrc confirmed among them the follow
ing.
William Lewis, justice Of the Peace TOT the Soc
ond Election District of baltimore county. roc
Christian Sauter.
John Robinson. Coroner for baltimore county,
ricC llcn'y l.. Bowen
The iollOaing gentleman werc appointed Com
missoncrs under the recent act Of the Legislature
providing for the taking and perpc;uaiiag 81 ici-
iimony Of the ownership Of slaves manumiticd by
the present Constitution
AHeyhaNy C5HHiy.-J. J. VI. Henry Bilfimoc.
CIy--John ". Davis; Bihimore CoHn'y-Edw.
Rider Jr. cilrcr'--john T.. e. Williams or
cline james Melvin CtrroH-Edwin ~ Ship
ley Coeii-Wm. q. Jones CAdTis-F g.
burgess FfcitTiek Henry X. Hilton Hf.'ori
II. iingan Jarrett Hdrqri--Claulins Stew
art, koHi-Philip Mcddcrs Montgomery George
Patterson Prince Gcorgt's--Robcil low ic, 81
w.: Quern Ian s--Jamcs Wooiicn 81 Niry'.
George u. Dent Spmcrsrt--l.cvi T. II. Irving
TiJoi-Wm. H. Nahb WasliHyioa- Andrew
X. Stake Worccsi,r--B. ". Smith.
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ANOTHER lloRsE IuEf -Ahou; tie -:a ~ 'iis
month fine youns hor.c wa, stolen from Thos.
cochran. residing between the York aul u .i.i
roads, four mile. from Baltimore. Mr. Goodman
tracked the thief to AieSAnlria Va. had hin.
arrested and committed To jail and rccoye.,i lis
horse. which had been Ia % another patty /
few days ago. Sheriff Harvey, accompanied hy
his clerk. Mr.. CoHrey, proceeded 20 Richmond
with q rcqnisition for the thief, Who gave his
name as John Eldridrc, and on hr, .iug il to
Alexandra the man was surrcnicfoi 20 them.
anl "a now an inmate OF our county si'
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The WEATHER Little need he said upon this
subject, as II 90 shows for itself but really, i, l.
getting 20 be rather a serious matter. GENERALLY
by the last Of March the seeding Of spring grains
is completed. but now. not only has no plnniin.
been done. uGi ploughing j.. not oven coinm,uctl
Tho consequence must w. short crop %; either
oats or com or buih f.r when ,he wealth.. .-
CONES settled enough 'or farm work there wiz
not he time 10 prepare the ground 70 secs! both oats
and corn W. have hca;a good many farmers
announce their intention OF re.oriing 10 t',e did
fashioned method Of listing ihrir corn
ground, thus ccoaom2ag time.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-03-30

House. .SIrALiNG.-A negro hamcl ..argc was
arrested IA Baltimore city GU Monday last. char e
ed with the theft Of a horse valued 40 $50. 'hr
property ~. 6. Wallis, on the Philadelphia
road. lie underwent an examination before "a
city magistrate on Tuesday, and was committed
TO Jail To await the action Of the county auihoi.
lies
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ARREST orA SUPPOSED MuRpmra -Houry u, %.
arlsou, a'iIs Nimrod Richardson coorel Mas
arrested near the Gunpowicr river 10 I'll cnun-
D. some ia,s ago. charged ai'h l,.us one VI
the murderer OF the Lyle famils go Primo,
GeofFo ,"uui; It will bc t-.,,lrciul ilat
four cuofci mcu wcrc hung luf th,-. MURDERS
some time ago. aul ia their confession N.miod
Richardson was Implicated bcpriy Sheriff J.
=. Turion. Of Prince George COUNT mad, the
arrest and on Tuesday started with Oh. prisoner
10 that county
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Towsontown SAYINGS Ins,i,u,,op

NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN. Th"t n iu.,
~ Inc Of the c"rporat"rs "f ia" T"W-"i.tn.'
Savins' Institution vii! Doe held 80
ApY'S HOTEL. IL TOw>ONTOw
o" Thwsd,iy. IPr'i IN'h. 1861.
1t 10 o'c!ark 4. NJ.
for the purpose Of cIeciins SEVEN DIRECT
ulS Ia serve a. such for one year. and i.r -urt
ether purls'-cs rs may De- necr- fary Toe. pie.
an organization under tho charter fr.-'i..
granted by tho General Assembly pf MarylauI
liy orlcr II
MAJORITY OF THE MEMBER.
OF THE CoRPuI.tTloS
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lloIlsg STKALiNG.-A man giving his ramc as
August Becker, rode mp 10 rold Spring Hotel @
few lays ago. ON % ia, touns mare. Aui Offered
the animal for sale az price 80 l,w 1913 To- cA,if,
suspicion that he hal not houcslly obtuHri i,---
Af,cf some time spent in pumping him. Mr..
Hiram Actcuback arrested ii1ckcr and hg"ush'
him 10 our county jail The next morning tht
Baltimore san contained an advertisement olcf-
ing q reward OF so for the mare IL having hcct.
stolen from Hanover IA. Information MS I've
ward.i To TIL. man who iuIui,-iiaic, cains ,i..l
and fully identified tho animal. Becker Is I'll,
in jill. awaiting y r,lu,si'ioa from M aulhori.
ties of Adams county
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-03-30

AcclpgNr N Tnr CouSTy Lewis Stephens o
man about foriy-'ivc years OF age, while engaged
on Monday afternoon in blasting rock. To- the
stone quarry Of Mr. John Armstrong. between
Charles stree, avenue and thu Falls road met
with an accident which resulted In the loss ~ hi
left hani. I, appears that blast had failed Ia
explode, the fuse having become eNiingui.hcl.
aud tina, while the unfortunate man WIS attempt
ing in disllacc the powder u exploded blowing
his left hand uN and iccraiing the arm Cot sone
distance up in a horrible manner. The wound
cd man was removed To hi' home in lliuiien
village. on the Falls road, ani pr. u. rrrnt..,
OF Govanstawn. summoned ioaitcud him The
physician deemed ampu'ation Of tie lower pur-
ton OF the arm uccts.,r,. which operation WAS
now successfully performed hy him %" patient
l. now in - comparatively easy condition The
unfortunate man has no family.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

~ The communion Of the Lords Suppeg
will be observed ID. " in Govane Chapel Sab
bath morning, OF April 7sh Preparatory servi-
ccs on the preceding Wednesday, Thursday aud
Friday afternoons, at % O'Clock.
J. II. kAuFMAS, Pastor.
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i SpMEsSRs. EDITORS -waa,uuniry t'ls 5.
- when We yisi, thc city. and hrc"n.. e.
tiguc'i with attention a. buainrls. ffcaurnii.
de-ir" soinc oystcrs. Ale. ac.. and plar. who.
"" can rrst ourselves. bat Il apIrAi. g.. l,. ti.
fashion ia our Eating Houses 10 remove aii ~.
seats IN order. Il = alleged. {" cxriulc iaaf.i
Hnd iisnrdcrly persons. sn that w. mast tai,
"ur oysters. Ac., standing. aud then pin ,tr..t
yarns. (which belongs exclusively g. thr itdi...
~ =" homo Now | would ask leave IT, .n,
acknowledgements To- any other iIousr. ~
~ RFILLI'S. No. ~ NOFTH NTPFET. So.
Away ind "a comfortable sent ull the nvws
pal~rs. an"FinTtuniiy '"r"nv,r.c with friend.
thr best oysters. etc. W. can dcsirr. mai last
though not least. freedom FROM an ammo,
ah'c. NALriHuuE 60 sr,.
March lG.--ain
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIR. Schonck's Mandrake Pills. n
Substitute for Calomel.

5yBTiIEsE Pills are composed Of various
~ roots, having the power 10 relax the re-
cretions 81 the liver as promptly aud ciIcctunl-
~ rs blue pill or mercury, and without prpluc
ing any Of those disagreeablc or dangcrou- -.
ieeis which often follow the use 81 The iait"r.
In all bilious disorders these Pills may h.
used with confidence, rs they promote the dis
charge Of vitiated bile. aud remove these nl
strnetions from the liver and hillary ducts.
winch are the cause of bilious ELECTION 10
general.
ScuENcK's MANDRAKE PILLS cure sick
Headache, and all disorders 1T the Liver. iudt
eatnd by sallow skin, coated tongue, r,..ttsr.
mess, drowancss, and general feeling IT wen
rncss and lassitudc, showing that the liver "a
in torpid or ohslrucicd condition.
In short, these Pills may he usci will, al
vantage In all eases when u purgativc or al
tcrativc medicine is required.
Please ask for 4" Dr. Schenck's Mandrake
Iills, aud observe that the two lkcnc.aer oi
the Doctor are on the Government stamp -un.
when ~ the last stage Of Consumption. an. a.,
other ~ his present health.
Sold by all Druggists aud dealers Price. =.
Its. rcr box. Principal office, No. o. North 81,
street, lhiladclpha. Ia.
General Wholesale Agents Dctnns Barr... 4
80. 81 Park Row, n. y; =. s. IIancc. los Ia
tinorc ~. Baltic, Nil. John u. Park. Cinrin
natl. Ohio; Walker 4 Taylor. Chicago. III:
Collins Brothers, ST. Lnuis. Mo.
ith A tth ". rn. tu. IL
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PUBLIC SALE
TiLfIBLE i'ROFERTI Is ans.
on Lone GREEN.

IN LVNN GkEEN.
vNfE subscriber will oilcr at public sale. 81.
l. the premises, ON
&c Saturday. Aprd ca. 1867, ss...e,
ss.<K at = o'clock L. NJ. SILL
= 1876 ACRES OF LAND, ssAs
situated on the east side of tho Hartford 'Tnrl-
pike, ! miles from baltimore. This pf.i-.fi,
viii be- offered in lots OF from TWENTY g.
F"ltTl ACRES. all. save one. binding "a ti,.
Hartford Turnpike.
The attention of truckers IL called g. tx
sale. "a the property Is clieibiy sittu,r.l e.,
that purposc.
f"~Therc is a Lime Stone quarry aud Ltb.
"n the property also. n sInall Tenant IIous,.
JULIA J.. CUTTINGS.
SAMUEL q. WILSON, Auctinmccr.
March a0.-2t
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Union stato Convention.


county Ia the State being represented About
hundred delegates were presen, from this county.
The following gentlemen were appointed as a
Committee on Resolutions
.IH,gaay Comfy -col. Il. Bruce, l.. ~. Cor
such
iaHc .irnndri-Johu II. Sclman, Eli Gather.
Bihimore-JOhn H. l.ongnccker, Jasper y.
Slack
Bih,mor, Cig--J. T.. l.o,. pr J. y. lirooks,
e. G. Fulton, \. Stirling, Jr., George g. Maund,
Elmuud Wolf
Cirpliss coaniy - y Bloc'.som. Geo. NJ Rus
sum.
C,rron--J ~ Christ J L. Ilaincs
ccii-ll. u. TorheiI, James = Crawford
~ hrict-ffcdcrick Schlcy, Col George W
4. Black
Hraoi--Col. H. e. Pizer, J. \. GARY
Hr'oni-Johu \. Hopper, II. l.cfvcrc.
k,Hf--W H. l.urchnal.
llirfn laRr w. 7. nuubraccp.
ffne G,org' Shelby Clarke, \. j. Iarncr
.S5m,rs,i-Col. ). \. Graham, VIM l.. '..v-
son.
T,isa,-Jain,. ". Ecnucy
Brsooas-C. W llomcr, ". II. W Fartow.
Wa.hisg'on Hon. T.. Davis, Col. 4. ". Mob
ley
The following resolution was offered and Hn-
nnirnou.ly adopted
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mrmnriafc tar C1ugt,s Pc II the United States in
ruarantrc I" iln State 81 Mar lanl republican
form of Gny,rnmeni. IN keeping with the stand
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rui The sacred principles ~ Impartial suffrage.
The Convention ih,u iooh r,,r.s until the
afternoon. ,nl ga icttscm ling the committee "n
resolutions r"ri"i iHr following which were
unanimously adopted
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Convention .u thc 2.th ~ February. ua.rrI
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Convention h'. 'ir'd! IN previous resolutions
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'.'ih,' briy om th, 2ith uf Marrh. and this
Convention. rn Lci,alf g.. the minority ri The
i..lir 81 Maryland. appeals hereby To- the
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quest cd tha, memorial.
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Convention -. uP IN sUps"gsi"n iD the existing
Constitution unicg tnr ,onyeaii - Bill. which
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