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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-10-03
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+ DIR. PoxnHDe IN the Fail If IS, tas,t = rsvy
tvioleat eoa, ,sktea trd1tN o.. seyy sslAe s,iYA.
bnin In the iilsl.a5!aygs, a.i ysds.s s.to4 lssA
also rery badly aEictsd II n 81: GoaEs' $40 -.
ease 1.-THE Kidney COM !di ~ iy,r ing tsfse ysAs
past LAars fseen tsry ,taqA tr?.htt ~ ~ saroc
and lln =, choSisg io.a trdv,5 IN 1am A.ss st5As,
,ritA Btd cbnaha t1tr stisiev tiao4. LEI! ~
time here must be si2 Naless s G.svssH I,s
Spr;og, aotss inal ~ t,y yGsr Waite SfSl Co.'S.
pound, ,thoaglIB,y so 4, i ris sns4. Re fafrf
astonistpseak Jeio.T n ,dt d tfts0yeUstya
spus better 81. ent Apsi1 fsse
nights psktoyt c.o.ssg ~ a.,t ;iat ~ % r'"eA
kace taken ,.sary three tSssie hAtG Jssts NJ
''sis . rspi adj tau., nv a.s J... d s.sis
TO co,isanption. my stks-s oisd ea10 sssssrs
harstg died ot~,iaaff9 tu9s vedE .niooi
11e Uhsfe.pihe Compound, sS.ersiss4 q tr,SsA
in our coiunas, IS i ol92 q! ~ W. M1Hs t't7ts.6,
but Is a highly diiptoretl as $Msy isra 4 .;Io1
land fe ssiSs, ~ tie cog hisHce " ~ - NV
cho koic hin, 1: f8en = ia ics Ne sy ysa UhAl
l,boring asef 'aa " ne 80 - q ttp!'ss ny stsr
His srperiewce rs . suyarer trt hsh - ~ 1Ee -
peiidic,s .tich issse.t ttAs tHedsoaj Syseoossts
\ Dostaa " atrhliti aal r.srif;FeF. iut.gs gt-,
/ AyaLnAsLEe :fx pscryBt--pv. Po'gs,dps W'aAl
Pine Comp and, Gfreriissii our estsasAs, X s,s
cesa tdtfeapffo etnsbiae 0sa apply Tia lNsieisei
ri'i.ssstef Gts IVsts P;As sqrt, y A{s been thoy
bughy tssfcdb BIZ people Ill TAI city a,s s1cSssty d
taei propsj tor Has itssttoDttls 70 i. volyz vos
| persons Isit I,n,rn 70, our c!Hrtas. We rsfran
aeni itsssriat III dHtAoss aass ~ SisAxe - ssAit
i, fddpts.a. II Is, FIR :aie bai ~ ~sS yEgDsfs.-
| Nex York Independents.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-10-03
!, Bulls Sarsaparilia.,
A Good Asassn III the CsDtsia's ysith

-
Read M Cbp.ui&s 1etser AVID tas sAt<y 49, -,
Ii % Iii nv HE AotAsv. i..'4 n, rsr7g,.,i
Benton Barracks. Mo, "A prn 90. 1885.
DR.. JoHT LLalIkNr Sir Khbwliiir
me, erficieH.;y u. your SatSAT~rfllA. ard tfss
nearing and e@netiriAl qnaiities y posse as
s., ! send yonths h'ilo~ifs ltstSmsns 0r
ias' wnnndad stosttl No ys.r 500 -.
taken prisoner and 7eohfn8an ~ III xtrr,,
tnonihs.l Be,iu moved sou often nv
wounds hsye my h!eA'sa yess l-haye moi,
am Shot through the, hips. My;ysnir.i
tealii is i1npaised, and i need so,aIpth,n.,
70 assist nature. l have more faith -
your Shr>apsrliiA than i'll anything else -
wish that that ~ genuine. Please A.
press nae half dozen bottles, and obliu.
70 iaacxFr.0. p. JOHNSON - fl,'5ay
+. j. ifolloss ~5 ss 4 i l,',ss Nj
y, i lsss. ~ ot Mrs. Jennie Johnso'r. mother,
DIR. .BuLL-D'al sirat NV h,Isbans =, i.
&. ). Jot,nsonJ Wssn skillfi,l surgeon and
ply ician in central New. York. whera M
aie'i, leaving the. above {. p. johnson II
my care. AttLirteen years OF Me- ia ghaa
= chronic ttarrhea and scrofilis, for wllil.h,
gave MIN your Sarsai,arilla. sLT CURED
HIM. have for ten years reco,mmendad 8
i TO many in New York, Ohio and Iowa
for scsofn,a, fever sorea. and verett.l de-.
nifty. Periectkuceeas has q .ntled il -
me c.rcs Effected IN some, cqses, Of ,scraf,tla
d'sd Jerer sores aoe'e almost mij..chitn3.
am very anAious for my Sol, cota:tain have
refonrse " Your Sarsaparills. ia feat
iil OF gettingm spurious article hence his
writing to you for il. His wounds We're
terrible. bntI believe. he Will recovsrgaSI''S
:atoiqm99 Respectfully & Was bar
,.,.. JENNIE ,yf1TI NCOM
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I This Great Remedy for all diseases
the, StOuaehy ,islthe discovery of, the in
vpntor Of Goes valuable. Cough BalsaIn,
while exieri,ncnting fol-. his own healiii..-
| 1t cured. Crninpinlhe Stomach for him
which had before yielded 70 nothing bu
|ichlnrOf0rm.
me almost dairy testimony from vari-
Ouypart1 sof the, country encourage us to
believe there is no disease caused by p dig
ordered stoniacl il will not speedily cure.
PHYSICIANS ENDORSE AND
TOO - USE TT! s5S
ss'Yi4ifs<r IS II stimo,,y p fts sf]a tieac
Arid fforf;.fl directions We receive titlihks
ofcures performed. ftii1fsW ,s41hiaT I
Dyspepsia ut il sure to cure. ",'asoy
Heartburn Zone d6se will cure. .asi
ar Sick Msaa'he It has creal IN hun ~
Headache and Dizziness It stors in
'h xsli $,sa!ffza s,s'n.eh, Il corlss,s i
once.
Rising bftlls Fdoin Itstops Immediate
ly.
, Distress Htter Eating! Qns dose, villa
move. t,A,ts r,g.,',,
&C ch ,Ssss, Morbus' Rapidly Yields t. :
Rad Breath will be changed viii. halfa
bottle.
IT Is p FRF.EGTLY HARMLESS
ltst1 nprees tntedlsaccesA.Js owing to The
fact1hat il eHtes by' 'Assistiiig Nature 10
Re.Assert herSway in the Systein
Nearly every dealer in The Tinted Slater
sells it Or Dollar, per bottle.ns 81 sa
G. g. CLARK Il Co.. Proprietors.
New Haven, iGonn. sfsss .Ef r.
Sold by Taylor Blake a. Co.. Qttnnwa,
Iowa. '' tsh Nov. q. 1854, 'lfKwfy.. q
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8, 3dgiN yab1utaa anf&al
! = e41R p sm ldf,e !
!, ~ rovany, oou9bun beouiyrN yll
BuAsaiC edroh sBitters.'
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AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS. Y
A9qs iii'e peh'ftisf ot'f 'Fa2H ifb9i
n & k.rSansas Hssyd E5sps.ii 81 .o4oi.
ii Z1s1l1HoNY oS AfEDIo4aL NV II !"
oTa odzs'9'HsSiPqiF'' Was ,s. Gu y, Art.,ro
= 9RaJrnwBt lAaiDe ar$iE: last H,.,,.c
ruHry 1 was Ia Louisville PURCHASING
dsnss, and got Of your Snrsill |In1rills
AND GedEnt Eitters.E oil trat iIollsiay'sd
My son in,law, who VAS Will, mo - Ia
Stofe, has BSdh a,s*n With ,iesy{,iay1m xsrt
sdtne tine netHin.snced on the Bite ra Ar,l
sHen foand his general health improved.
br. Gist,a wins has been lii BAD heHitpii
tried them and ne also improved. obi I.-IJF,
> pr. Coffee. who has been in BAD health
Eol several YEARS. stomach and liver n.
fe6ted- . isapri~s,t very mnehJv the uee
81 your Bly, ersb q Indeed the Etyirbn Bit.
ters f pa gwen ypu great popularity inthis
settlement. think I could Sell X craat
quantiar6f youf'mddici1e his kH u luals
|cially 9fGpur dtoai ,B tersIapti Sar.a !.
Es sils SsapIlns yis MsmRhs Fare
Il IA HGq Fi4d3 re- WIG. BI 1WATyEMt3 hi
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Vegetable ,Sicljan Hail. Remover

,vGg6ldDlG tMIlllll Adlll RGIlCKGl
Has st0Sd the test efsetSn years
trial ly the public = <snelIsAo prepA-
ration fOr. tie hair. yet discovered
tUiU produce the same Beneficial
results. 1t Is q asesO scientific dis
cOUery,, com iasissD the most pOiOer-
: fitL and TeStO7ittive agents in the
VEGETABLE KINGDOM 1t restores
GRAY HAIR T0iTS ORIGINAL YOUTH
Full COLOR. 1T, makes The scalp
Wlsite ami cledys; esss'es dtsssdrMH
and hsEsss0rs,, and falling out, Of the
hair; and aUi[I make it OrOaU axpOA
bald heads, eccept VI gerry dyed
persons. 0ssjt furnishes the 2aast,'i-
the principle 6y ,vl.icIs the hair
Is nONristed and supported. II
makes the hair l.hsOiStj soft, and
glossy. and IL unsurpassed as a
HAIR DRESSING, y It is, the cheapest
,prep0rdtioss eVe,. offered to tho
/, public, as one bottle tciA GtcOm-
I:iSIs more anil last longer than
three b0ttlas Of any satlaes' Vrepar0-
ton. usqy,.ty,tf ,.tae,,tg ..,,,,
II is reecso,na,,.es,,ted and used By
the First Medical Authority.
The sU0sSdsFjuL' fesssgtS produced
Oy oar SiciLi9ss TH0ir Renesces
haUe issek4QeI many Ia t,,ax,afttisc-
tts''e preparations for the Hntr,
Under vATiOlts names /; and Sss
order. to t5aGlsscei the 1trttSie and the
public to purchase their COM
koois, az cidssnshd a1ey ,sece
former partners, or bad some corr
sAectiO7l aDifh orr. Mr.. Hall. and
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-19

trench dug few feet from the north wall In this trench
the bodies placed and secrecy had been eno
but few persons aware that the removals had been
1t would from this that the Government does
to give the bodies the relatives The bodies of Booth
Payne Harold Azerdo Wirz and Mrs Surratt were placed
in q common grave
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-14
UIH u IicnrIif tLe I,...,..i.. !.

viii the adoption Of the New Constitution
benefit the people This Is a question which
every sitizen of the State should be- able u nm .
swcr Ia the Affirmative before he makes IN his
mind In v"tc ior that Con stitution. Last sprinR.
when the friends ii the rebel cause pressed a
Convention. They insisted that their primary
object was 10 destroy Redical extravaganza and
save money for the people. which their mouth
pieces said could be accomplished by q Deno.
cratic. Conservative Convention In thirty or for
~ days. Has this promise been realized p
Have any Of their promises been fulfilled -
Will a single rent DO saved. Where u the eel
AIRY they have rciuce.ls where u the Office
they have abolished, Tkeoesos Of Cbs.S.ission.
e. Of IfHsioHs. What was this dome for To
starve Union soldiers In their old days because
they whipped the rebels in their young lays.
But 10 abolish This one office. by which a few
hundred d"llars year may be- saved u the
State In the future. they have spent what -
First. One hundred and Twenty Five Thon.a MI
Dollars IA pay the members aud Officers Of the
Convention; and secondly. at least another
Hundred aud Twenty Five thousand H. nav
the Registrars aud defray the expenses u the
slection for aud against the call Of the Convsa
ton anil Tor and against the Constitution aud
thirdly, We expect Mr. Colton' bill Cor printing
for the Convention will be nearly another Hun.
dred Thousand Dollars. IA, y ,-hai Mis graf
seogt Of tAsirs 10 ocoao~,W 10. cost. Freemen
Of Baltimore county. will you snslsin such
huinbuggers! win you endorse such bsrs.,
faced hypocrisy' win yoa appr"vs Of s~eA u
forts NJ " Iselrcnc hlnent aud Reform" n NOT.
then VOTE AGAINST THE CONSTITUTION
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-14
4 Hon ".Sees No."

4 friend in the Third District srals US an &c.
coun, OF q conversation he had with a thirteen.
!car.old hoy about the new Constitution. The
little fellow conmehcri the conversation by &c.
marking
MIR. -, wish could vote"
lie was asked Why he wished the privilege u
the ballot, when he replied.
90 would like IT, vote against the new Consii.
iuiioa'
As his anxiety upon the subjsc' was apparent.
~ very great, the DO, was told To give his rca.
sous for wishing the new Constitution defeated,
when be answered
II have hesn reading the Constitution 60 my
father. There 10 Trva, deal III il that cannot
u1drfs'and, hu, the part whirh say. the pullic
school >, stem Of ily State shall expire after the
first session u the neat General Assembly,
think | do understand, aud would br vrry sorry
IL that would happen, for AN getting along so
we'll at school nov 50 much latter than I ever
did beforehand my father Is I,oor. aud cOuldn I
srnd mr To private school he says he couldn't I;
! don't know what would do.
Oar irirnd says that this boys wu,onsirancr
filir'l him with still stranger determination To
lo all ia his power 10 defeat the almost drndsh
schrnr tn deprive 80 many oi our youths OF their
onl, mrans of acquiring an education. So should
Il oi~rl,r UPON ~ all Fathers, your children
appeal To you, To save them the means Of lca,n.
ing win you hearken 10 their app~alsg viii
you deliberately rob your own children Will
sou, by your vote, condemn them To ignorance,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-14

From this Il will be- seen that 1870, ?55 srhie pso.
pie :" he i"'r'v counties hars as much political
lo'r'r IN n, House q Dsisgdiss a. eOe, I23 in ne
gIY',T coHHi,ss, rhii, ~ tie Snois tie iorer-sse.
ton 'r'H h"f. FOURTEEN msnL,ys md hs gyP,y see.
tor Jw SEWN. We submit the question TO the
voters Of Baltimore county whether any such
enumeration is just one whether Il Is tair that
Calvert county Should he allowed two delegates
for her less than 900 people, while ", have bu,
siN for our nearly Il 600. u We take the amour,
Of revenue iaid into the State Treasury BY the
two sections. the RlarinR injustice donr us will
lie stil more manifest. Tie seven counties nan 4
pay into the Treasury msrs hdn fr,Lis n, amount
PAID By H. oiLss .icWri,,n The seven counties
cast over 5000 votes: the fourteen counties
about 1000. Thus the white citizens Of the
seven couniirs gdy three hisss -, much cast nearly
''r'ce a. HIany r"i,s and have a'driy doHbie n,
population OF the other fourteen and &c, only one.
hal, rs much I.crsr'
II the voters OF baltimore county don like IL,
there is bu, one remedy. Come on, on wrtlnes-
day next, and VOTE AGAINST THE NEW
CONSTITUTION.
Voters oil Baltimore county, you are to decide
these questions on Wednesday next and Others
quite as important. You are TO say whether you
are willing that belief in the Christian religion
as test for Office is TO he abolished whether
the section IN our present Constitution guaran-
ieeing 10 all our citizens the 'inaenable rights -
OF life, liberty, the enjoyment Of the proceeds
"of their own labor and the pursuit OF happi.
ness Is to be stricken from our organic law
whether citizenship 10 the United !Saf,s or IN the
State Of Maryland alone shall be necessary To en-.
title man to hold oiiiee-wheiher the United
States government shall be asked TO pay $4o,.
600 ono for the slaves set free, or whsthsr fail.
ing In their application to the general government,
the Legislature shall require the people Of the
State TO pay this large amount whether the ve-
TO power shall be given 10 thu Governor. cnab-
ling him TO nulfy the will Of the people as ex.
pressed through their niaiivcs--whe,her
the salaries Of the Governor and Secretary Of the
State shall be increased, the one $500 aud the
other : ,O0O--wheiher the legislature shall have
power TO increase The rate OF interest above six
per cent. thus making Insurers and ''.shylocks -
Of our rich men whether the old soldiers Of the
war OF 1871? shall be denied the pit,ancc now
given them by law-whether baltimore county
shall be robbcd Of ioryc amount Of her rsveuur
by reason Of the provision In the new consiilu.
ton taxing many Of our wealthy citizens In Hal
iimorc city and no, in Baltimore county. Think
Of these things. II you are 10 favor Of these
changes. vote for the new Constitution n they
do no, suit your views, then
VOTE AGAINST THE NEW CONSTITUTION
aud
lNprcH YOUR NEiGHBOR TT DO
LIKEWISE.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-14
Ne,0 Advertisements.
MORTGAGEE'S SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

rUNHE undersigned. in aud by virtue Of the
Il power vested in him ~ Attorney A
- in fact i"r Joshua Bosley, Of Bal @.
tim"rc county. mortgage oflsesS
IWm. j. slater. will offer at pub ssae
lie sale. at the court House door. in Towson
town. On
Tuesday. hc 1T day Of October, A H., Iss7.
at o'clock i. NJ,
ALL THAT PIECE or PARCEL o. LAND.
situate IN Baltimore county. in Dulancy's Val.
ley. miles from Towsontown, containing
d ACRES or LAND,
more or less. aud particularly described In a
mortgage from William J. slater H. Joshua B,s
ley. dated May Esd, 1896, aud recorded in III.
her j. II. L.. No. %. folio \. one Of the mort
gage records OF baltimore county.
The s"il Is "a fine sandy loan, and all arabic.
There is an unfinished log House. ~ a. square.
The Dwelling. which is ia sight OF aud in view
from. aud about three or four hundred yards
distant from the bulaney's Valley pike. Is u
D0uBLE STONE COTTAGE,
;" feet front by Is feet deep, two stories and
basement high. There Is IA
LIME KILN AND MARBLE QUARRY
nl'on the place. The country is very healthy.
The soil is easily worked; well adapted 70 corn,
wheat, oats. ar., aswcll as cminently suited Ia
grapes. fruit, berries and vegetables. There Is
excellent water. five or six springs coming a..
gelher about 81 yards from the house.
Terms Of Sale-Onc half cash balance IN
six months from day Of sale, the credit pay.
mcnt e. bear interest from day Of sale or al
cash at the option of the purchaser.
J. FRED. q. TALBOT,
Attorney ia fact for Mortgage.
JAMES W. OWINGS. Auetioneer.
Sept iI.-ts.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-14

MgssEs. EnlIvHs The opinion Of Attorney.
General Rainfall, recently published, touching
the Act ci Assembly passed in February last,
respecting the tolls On aud the condition Of the
interest among the travelling community, aud
Il will, ! hope, awake mp other companies. md
especially one mot one hundred miles South of
your beautiful aud improving town, which,
since the worthy superintendent Of many years
lcit Il, Is going down. Unless your Kecac friends
energy Is brought Ia bear on Il, and another
Norris coup r. etrt infested, our friends from
Hartford, &c 1, will have hard land soflJ road
10 travel. May be- permitted Ia suggest the
proprieiy vi your publishing the said honorable
attorneys opinion. that all may know their
rights aud how h. maintain them.
Feeling oppressed with the same grievances
which compelled our brother farmers near 10
the lately born city of Ellicott 10 appeal 10 the
Legislature, we've been consulting on the pro.
pricty Of operating more quickly and ciIcctual.
y. aud hope soon u have a jury Of inspection.
Ac.. with keeac aation 10 hurry en- ~, on our
south side pike, as Mr.. X. had law passed in
1855 'eh'ch 'c'H f"iiy protect nc dear people. Ea
paNsaHt. allow inc further a. add that the con.
diti"n IT ourcouniy roads might, In my humble
opinion' BE- greatly improved by abandoning
the present very expensive aud slow process.
with pick aud shovel. by the use Of n two horse
Wiley "r other plough. which will throw the
earth farther from the nrrow on each side of
the road. fo'riTdS the middle, after which let n
srralicr, with two horses com lIlete the work by
sliding the earth 10 the middle.
think THESE two teams. with two guoi hands.
will 4" more aud better work than fifteen 10
twenty men would 10 according H. the present
in"'lc, and Il would prove an iinmcnae saving
." the super sisors, aud Of course a. the tax.
payers. This mo'lc has been tested ON Charles
Street Avenue with g,-ui success, aud I've never
known Il IA fail when the scraper IL 70 adissts,i
~ a. l'"rinit the earth Ia slide ef casiIy which
can u" done IN the manner following cut u
lrs .ay from i've I" eight fret long aud twelve
:" sixteen inches ~ diameter. and hew il down
." about six I" nine inches thick. in the broad
'i'l" 1T which insert. "bliqucly, strong tongue,
about "nr. third FROM the tpp aud "nc fuot from
ia" middle. "n the si'c "f the saddle. horse,
which will bring that -nd much nearer Ia said
l,nrsc than the either will BE- IT, III. nfr horse =
| THIS will keep up with the plough team. unlcs.
| the Earth be i'H' wet g., slide easily In which
ease Civ" IL n"rc sliding rnwcr by altering ;hc
tongue mar" "bliqnely.
Please .-hd copy oi y"ur paper Ia the
Stockholders df you eau find more than one
VIII" receives all III" d.ar peoples money tor the
'f'ar tolls and spends all III. same on the d.a,
! l'ik" r'ad aforesaid.
| when Eve nothing better I" io. pcrhap.
may TINS subject renew. Yours. truly,
y FutINp Il, tsoon Hoan.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-14

slilulion is adopted, Il will cost US SlOl, TOO
Nor Is this all. Now The Clerks Of the Courts 70.
ceivc salary Of ~, 500; Il is proposed 10 give
them $1,000. The Clerks Of eight Courts would
be effected by this increased remuneration, ad.
ding $4,000 TO the general expense.
Would the new system be advantageous 10 %
let Us see
The new Judiciary PROCESSES to be q three
Judge system, Ia system, by-,he-way, which the
people abolished in lsSO)-bu,, In fact, we will
pay for three judges and only 70, one. One
Judge OF the three Is 10 sit in the Court Of Ap.
peals. lie cant stay q, home TO hold Court
" tue two others sit together, then, a. two coun.
tics are put together, where now each has lie
own Court, each county mus, have only half as
many days OF Cour, as now, although Il pays
more than double for IL. II each Of the two
Judges hold Cour, in each county separately.
then we have only got the one-Judge system at
last, but paying double for H.. This applies to
those Circuits, like ours, where Two counties com.
pose II. In those Circuits where there are sew
eral counties, (ihe Second for instance, csm-
posed Of Caroline, Talboi, Queen Anne's, Kent
and Cecil counties, We cannot see how they will
get along at all.
We believe there are hundreds Of men In bal.
timore county who favor the new Constitution
merely because they would like to see the Hon.
Richard Grason. Of our town, ON the Bench. II
the new Constitution Is adopted, NJ. Grason
will, in all probability, be elected Chief Judge,
aud ~iR BE- Judge q ne Cburf q lJg,ssis, while
justice in our Court will be administered by one
or two lh-ra,e lawyers Of this or Hartford county
Voters Of baltimore County, IL you do no,
want 10 see the expense Of the Judiciary system
more than doubled, and to have an incornpe,vn,
lawyer on the bench rs Judge, VOTE AGAINST
THE NEW CONSTITUTION
n REPRESENTATIONS.
Our State Is naturally divided into two por.
tons. The upper tier Of counties are largely
populated, are noted tor their thrifty habits aud
industry and education the lower counties
which were, previous to the war, largely popu.
lated with slaves, are bu, sparsrly populated, aud
are noted for nothing particularly but love fol
slavery ahd hatred Of the Yankee Th,
new House Of Delegates will be composed of sixty
eight members from the counties, divided as io
lows Allegheny ), Baltimore d, Washington 3
Frederick 9, Carroll !, Hartford !, Cecil 4, or
total OF -, jus, one-hali Of the whole number
for the upper counties; Anne Arundel }, Calver
,, Caroline >, Charles =, Dorchester 3, Howard
., Ken, >, Montgomery }, Prince Georges >
Talbot ., Queen Anne's 2, st. Msry's 2. Som~r
Sc, ., Worcester 3--jus, - in all. Now. ms I,
the white population Of the two counties. TIL,
following table will exhibit IL:
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legal business cannos he 81 promptly attended
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every officer under u alse. Anyihisg. howsv.
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the Interest. at the people,