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Wilmington, Delaware, held its annual cleo
ton for municipal officers on Monday last
Mr.. Valentine, the Republican candidate for
Mayor, was elected by 314 majority, a gain
of 1874. 1t is said that great changes have ta-
ken place in the politics of little Delaware, and
that the indications now are that her three
electoral votes will be cast for Grant and Col
fax.
The revolutionary policy of the copperhead
party is thus being repudiated by the people
of the country. They have had enough of
war, and will see to it that the party that open
ly advocates revolution does not have chance
to put their schemes into execution. Vermont
has opened the bail; Maine will follow on the
I4th, and Tennessee, Pennsylvania, and other
States, in quick succession, will give the death
blow to democracy, even before the final con
test in November. We are moving on to a
great triumph
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with desire for peace and harmony upon their
banner, and on this line they propose to " fight
I" it out" Their platform of principles, the
letters of their candidates, the sentiments of
the leaders of the party, all agree in demand
ing that war shall no more affict our land, that
the Union shall be maintained, and that all its
members shall be restored to their places in
that Union.
Such is the political situation. Republican,
ism is pied sed to peace, to a restoration of the
Union, to the preservation of our national hon
or; democracy favors revolution, the separa-
tion of the Union, the repudiation of our nation
al obligations. Can there be any doubt as to
the issne of the contest?
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rs some noodle, who frt upprehensive that
Horatio Seymour was holder of United States
bonds, addressed an inqni to him upon the
subject, which was promptly answered by Mr.
Seymour, through his private secretary, to the
effect that he did not hold and never had held,
a dollar of United States securities. We cannot
imagine thai my one moi born idiot could
have entertained doubt upon this point Ilo-
ratio Seymour is the last man to invest u cent in
the securities of the government, when it was
used 10 suppress the rebellion. Had the ques-
ton been who iher he had invested in confederate
bonds, it wold have be-, IA much more rational
one.
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NeaU advertisements.
ST. LOUIS & IRON MOUNTAIl

ID AlLROAD COMPANY'S Seven per cent first Mort
III gage Bonds. February and August Coupons The
earnings of the completed road Pilot Knob are now
more than the interest on the entire mortgage The
proceeds Of these Bonds adding the security every
day. OUer $4,000 900 have been spent on the property
and not over 81, 900 900 Of bonds issued thus far The
constantly increasing traffic Of carrying ORE with the
prospect OF controlling all the travel from St Louis TO
the Southern States enormous revenue -
The Directors $40 of the stock for iavesmea and
are interested to enrich the property well
omse its expenses.
TH0S. ALLEN President, ST. Louis Mo-
We, the undersigned, cordially recommend these sew
per cent mortgage bonds of the St. Louis Iron
Mountain Railroad, as good security. The revenue
Of the road will be large and the administration Of the
affairs of the Company is in capable and experienced
hands, and is entitled to the greatest confidence Of the
public.
James S. Thomas, Mayor Of St. Louis 4
John X. Roe, Pres't st. Louis Chamber Of Com
E. W. Fox, Prest st. Louis Board Of Trade
Barton Bates, Pres't North Missouri Railroad
j. II. Britton, Pres't Nat. Bank OF the State of No
VIM. l., Ewing, Prest of the Mer. y b. Of st. Louis
Geo. Fl. Rea, Pres't Second Nat. Bank Of St. Louis.
Jas b. Eads Chief Eng. st. Louis * III Bridge Co.
Geo. W. Taylor, Pres't Pacific Railroad tof MOI
VIM Tassig, Prest Traders Bank st. LoafS
John Il. Lionberger, Pres't 7. n. Bank, st Louis.
Adophus Meier, Vice -Pies't U. Pacific Raj imay
Robert Barth, Pres't German Savings Institution.
Coupons payable in the city of Hsw York. limited
number of the above named Bonds for sale at Eighty
FIVE Parties living of the city can remit by draft
express, and the bonds will be returned by express
free of charges We invite the attention Of capitalists
and others to them in opinion very desirable
investment, destined to rank rst-cass security.
Descriptive Pamphlets Maps and information be
had on application to TOWNSEND, WHELEN & CO.,
No. 300 Walnut St, Philadephi gents Of the St.
Louis and Iron Mountain r. X. Co.
Philadelphia references CAMBRIA IRON Co.; GAw,
BACON Co.; THos A. BIDDLE Co. tSept. 5-4t.
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TIE CANVASS IN PENNsyLvANIA.-Colonel For
ney in letter TO the Washington Chronicle
gives a most encouraging view of the political
campaign in Pennsylvania. He states that the
Republicans of that State has never heen so uni
ted not even in 1864 Mr. Lincoln had party.
some of the leaders of which so doubted his
strength that even after his nomination his with
drawal was advised by certain distinguished
Republicans. General Grant is the candidate not
only of the main body Of the Republicans, but of
every Republican faction and fraction. The Re-
publican unity is, therefore, in the opinion OF
Mr.. Forney, so far greater than it was in 1864,
that though Pennsylvania gave Lincoln ma
jority of 20, 075, ipcludng the soldier vote, it
will give Grant at least $4,000. Last year the
Democrats had many advantages. The Repub-
lican politicians excluded the soldiers from the
best places on their ticket in Philadepha, and
the Democrats took advantage of the mistake,
and gave the soldiers their best nominations,
while large body Of Republican lawyers were
pledged to the Democratic candidate Tor Law
Judge of one of the local courts and IL still lar
ger number for the Democratic candidate for Su-
preme Judge in The State. The Republican vote
fell off heavily in every county but two or three,
and the Democrats carried the State 10y MAORI
ty of 922 This loss, Mr.. Forney claims, will be
made up by tn. Republicans in three of the wards
of Philadelphia alone. Mr.. Forney goes on to
speak OF the agencts at work in Pennsylvania to
ensure Repu.1ican success, amongst which are
the State Committees (the Republican and the
Union soldiers) and The Union League of Phila-
delphia, admittedly very powerful and efficient
social organization. We hope Mr.. Forney's views
may be correct, but il will not do 70 ntermit
work. Pennsylvania is the great battle-ground
of the campaign, and to make it perfectly sure
for Grant and Colfax there should be no relaxa-
ton of hard, persistent, all-peryading work.
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Il 0Ab o61ALIs
THE VALUABLE DAIRY FARM,
TNHE estate of the late Benjamin R. Price,
Il and known as PRICES Delight
e. CONTAINING 176 ACRES,
or less, tas is offered for sale by ]
This Land lies at Glencoe Station, on the
west side of the Northern Central railroad, 81
miles from Baltimore, and of mile from the
York Turnpike Is miles from Baltimore by the
Turnpike, and adjoining the lands of Peter
NOVEL;, Talbot Gorsuch, Evan Matthews, and
others. 1t is in high state of cultivation and
beautifully situated 1t is divided into nine
fields, with a running stream of water in each,
and with a sufficiency of Wood and Meadow.
IMPROVEMENTS
The Dwelling, of Frame, is large and com
modious, containing ten rooms, with a Pump
of excellent water at the door, large Garden
Yard, Spring House, &c, all conveniently To-
Gated and substantially enclosed, large Stone
Barn, with Stabling for twelve horses and
twelve head of COWS, with two entries, two
Corn houses two Wagon houses, Carriage
house Ice house, and all suitl BILE and necessa-
ry outbuildings.
There is on the farm a bearing ORCHARD
of superior Fruit of various kinds.
Church, school-houses, stores and postoffice
convenient.
This farm is well worth the attention of any
one desiring a first class Plantation, as it has
long had the reputation oil being one of the
most productive and valuable in this fertile
section of the State, situated as it is in one of
the most healthy portions of the country. -
This farm being ON the railroad, and having
a number of eligible building sites upon it, by
being laid off in lots, would make very hand
some and profitable Investment for, that pur
pose
Any one desiring to view this farm can ap
ply on the premises to THOS j. PRICE, re
siding thereon, or, for any information desirett5
will please address him at Phlopolis Postoice,
Baltimore county. Md, or PRICE & BRO,
Grocers corner Forrest and Hllen streets.
Baltimore Nd. T. j. PRICE.
Sept. 5.-4t BEAL PRICE
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DIED.,

On the Hartford road, on the 9th ult., KATE,
youngest daughter of the late J. D. W. Burchi
nal, in the 2lst year Of her age.
At Hookstown, on the 29th ult, SARAH r.,
beloved vile of Caleb Hopes Esq, in the SD
year OF her age.
At Linden Cottage, Baltimore county, on the
29th ult ISABELLA MERRIKEY, daughter of j.
w. and Mary J. Welsh, aged year and mos.
In Long Green Valley, on the 29th ult Mrs.
FRANCES YoDER, wife of Solomon Yoder Sr.,
aged g. years, 5 months and "a days.
On the 26th of July, JONI YoDER, son of the
above, aged 26 years.
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Va, I Democratic State Convention as
sembled in Baltimore, on Wednesday last, and
selected the following gentlemen as their cleo
toral candidates:
At La'ge-Iion. Richard B. Carmichael, of
queen Anne's county; Hon. John Thomson
Mason, Of Anne Arundel county,
FIRST District Albert Constable, of Cecil.
Second Distriet-Dr. w. r. Allender, Balti,
more county.
Third District H. Clay Dalam, Baltimore
city.
Fourth District-Chas. G. Roberts, Carroll.
fyh 'str'ct- Geo. Peters, Montgomery.
All these gentlemen are of the Brick Pome-
roy, red hot democracy sort, and in their
se!eaiion the poor Z" conservatives were COM
pletely ignored
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Vallandigham has been nominated for
Congress by the copperheads of the Third Dis
trict of Ohio. The Cincinnati Gazette, the lead
ing Democratic organ of the West, openly says
that this nomination will cost the democracy
of Ohio ten thousand votes. Val. is costly
luxury, at that rate.
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NOTICE OF REGISTRATION.
ELEVENTH ELECTION DISTRICT.

The undersigned, officer Of Registration for
the Eleventh Election District Of Baltimore
county, appointed by the Governor of Mary
land, under the act Of the General Assembly,
approved March 2Sth 1868, will meet for the
performance of his duties, at
JOSHUA l.. WRIGHTS HOTEL,
On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,, 2Ist, 22d
and 23d Of September, 1868;
sitting each day from nine o'clock A. NJ. to six
o'clock P. M.
Naturalized citizens are required to exhibit
their naturalization papers to the Register
JOSHUA JESS0P,
Officer Registration Ith Election District
Sept 5.-3t.
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The Ii tvRE REPUBLIcAN.-Fo some time past
there has been little paper published at
Havre-de- Grace, in this State, devoted, partio-
ularly TO the cause of temperance, and neutral
in politics. Last week it reached us with the
name changed from the Independent to the Re
publican. and flying the Grant and Colfax flag.
Mr. A. F. McCombs, late of Ashland, in this
county, is its publisher, while the editorial de-
partment continues under the control of Mr.
Carroll The first number gives promise Of
earnest work in support of our cause, and we
gladly Welcome the Republican as a co-worker
in redecming our Congressional District from
the hands Of Democracy.
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NOTICE OF REGISTRATION.
OF REGISTRATION.
TENTH ELECTION DISTRICT.

The undersigned, officer of Registration for
the Tenth Election District of Baltimore coun-
ty, appointed by the Governor of Maryland, un-
der the act # the General Assembly, approved
March 2sth 1868, will meet for the performance
of his duties, at
SHADES TAVERN,
On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, 2lst, 22d
and 23d Of September, 1868;
sitting each day from nine o'clock A. NJ. to six
o'clock P. M.
Naturalized citizens are required to exhibit
their naturalization papers to the Register
WILLIAM II. HUTCHINS,
Officer Registration 10th Election District.
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MOUNT MORIAH LODGE, a
N No. lI6, ~N~

A. r., & A. Nj. w
special communication of Mount Moriah
Lodge, No ll6, A. f., & A. M, will be held in
their Hall, in Towsontown, on
Tuesday Night, September SM, 1898,
at o'clock
Work in Third Degree.
Master Masons in good standing, are invited
to be present. By order of the W. NJ,
r. H. THOMPSON, Secretary.
Sept. bit
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Me2D Advertisements.
NOTICE OF REGISTRATION.
FIRST ELECTION DISTRICT

The undersigned, officer of Registration for
the First Election District of Baltimore county,
appointed by the Governor OF Maryland, un-
der the act Of the General Assembly, approved
March 2Sth, 1868, will meet for the perform
ance of his duties, at
CAT0NSVILLE,
On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, the 2lst,
22d and 23d days Of September, 1868,
Sitting each dey from o'clock M, to q
o'clock p. NJ
Naturalized citizens are required to exhibit
their naturalization papers to the Register
ELI MELLOR,
Officer Registration lst Election District.
Snnt At
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FRIEND IN NEED Grdce's Celebrated Salye is
friend indeed. Who has not found il sucb in
curing cuts, burns, bruises, scalds, feons, boils
and even the most obstinate old ulcers and other
sores. II ism wonderful compound, suited alike
to the skin OF the child and of the adult.
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SEYMoUR's FRIENDs.-Who were the delegates
to the democratic convention which nominated
Seymour and Blair?
Wade Hampton, who declared, while Gu his
way to New York, that the cause for which
" Stonewall Jackson fell cannot be in vain, but
" in some form will triumph
Governor Vance, who told his rebel troops to
"pile hell so full of Yankees that their feet will
I" stick out of the windows"
General Buckner, who surrendered to Grant
at Fort Donelson.
General Preston, bitter rebel, one of the men
who went to Europe especially to get England
and France to take part in the war.
Basil Duke, guerilla, whose crimes made
him an outlaw
Robert Ould, the hero of Libby Prison and
Belle Isle, where Union soldiers starved and
died.
General Forrest, the hero of the Fort Pillow
massacre, where three hundred of our men
were killed in cold blood, after they had thrown
down their arms and asked for mercy.
These are some of the friends of Horatio Sey-
mour, who nominated him for Presidentof the
United States. What loyal man can vote for a
ticket which traitors made?
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THE BALTIMORE MARKETS.
MARRIED.

On the 25th of Aug, in Baltimore, by the
Rev. John Poisal, DR.. HENRY c. Rogers, Of
Pikesvile, Baltimore county, to Miss MARY B.
WOODWARD, of Cambridge, Md
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TRUSTEES SALE
A V A i u A B L e L A r M
IN BALTIMORE COUNTY.

1--WE undersigned, duly authorized attorney
agent or trustee, appointed in pursuance
.TsSp of the provisions Of a Deed of Mort ...
Izssss gage from G. b. Hatch and wife to ;;,A
STNThomas Y. Candy, bearing date the -
9th day of October, 1859, and recorded in Liber
G. II. G., No. IL, folio 429, &C. one of the mort
gage records for Baltimore county, will offer for
sale. to the highest bidder, at public auction
at IL o'clock, NJ.
on Saturday, the 2Gh day Of September nert,
near the Court House Door in Towsontown,
ALL OF THE PROPERTY MoRTGAGED
BY SAID DEED, being the FARM and I'M
PROVEMENTS thereon, known as TIE
"LEMON HILL FARM"
containing
Sisty-Sir and one fourth (ed4) Acqes and Tcenty-
Three Perches Of Ldnd
more OF less,
with the improvements, advantages and appur-
tenances thercunto belonging situated in Bal.
timore county, about eight miles from the city
of Baltimore, and one and 4 half miles from
the Beair road.
The improvements consist of two story and
attic
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
containing in all thirteen rooms of good size,
ana dining room and Kitchen attached a large
Barn, Stable and Carriage House, and one small
TENEMENT HOUSE,
containing four rooms, and other outbuildings.
About sixteen acres of the land are in wood,
oak and chestnut; the balance in
grass and crops in good condition.
Terms of Sale Ono half of the purchase
money TO be paid in cash on the day of sale ;
the other half, with interest, payable in sixty
days from the day of sale, and to be secured to
the satisfaction of the trustee or all cash, at
the option of the purchaser.
JOHN H. THOMAS, Trustee.
Sept. 5.-ts
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Ms- When the democrats nominate negroes
on their electoral tickets in the southern States,
we hope the wing of that party hereabouts will
cease its lamentations on account of negro suf-
frape "a- .E t
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Republican State Central COM

The Republican State Central Committee of
Maryland assembled on Friday of last week, in
Baltimore city, for the purpose of adopting
measures in reference to the present political
campaign Remarks upon the fattering and
highly prosperous condition OF our party in Ma
ryland and in the Union were made by the Pres
ident of the committee c, G. Fulton, Esq, Hon.
Ii. H. Goldsborough, D. H. Blocksom, William l..
Nichols, Col. McKillip, Col E. NJ. Mobley, Col.
G. W. 4. Black, and others.
A resolution was adopted that Congressional
conventions, for the purpose Of nominating can
didates for Congress, be held on Thursday, Sep
tember Oath as follows
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NeW Advertisements.
A Miller Wanted

A SINGLE MAN, who can come well rec
N commended, may have good situation, by
application to the undersigned, in Baltimore
county near Elysville, Howard county, on the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
Sept. SITS j. II. WRIGHT.
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NOTICE OF REGISTRATION,
SECOND ELECTION DISTRICT.

SECOND ELECTION DLSTRICT
The undersigned, officer of Registration for
the Second Election District of Baltimore coun-
ty, appointed by the Governor of Maryland
under the act of the General Assembly, appro-
we'd March 2Sth, 1868, will meet for the perfor-
nance of his duties, at
RANDALLSTOWN,
On Monday September 2lst, 1868,
On Tuesday and Wednesday,, September 22d and
23d, 1868,
the book will be at my residence.
Sitting each day from nine o'clock A. M, to six
O'Clock P. NJ.
Naturalized citizens IRE required to exhibit
their naturalization papers to the Register.
s. T. SHIPLEY,
Officer Registration I'd Election District
Sept j.-3t.
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Ne 'ciH send to AGENTS free Of charge,

FoR CLUB OF 30 AND THREE DoLLARs-I doz good
linen Shirt Fronts. set Solid Gold Studs All Wool
Cashmere for Pants. Fine white Counterpanes large
size. l elegant Balmoral Skirt 20 yards brown or
beeched Sheeting, good quality yard wide | elegant
100 Picture Morroccobound Photo Album l double
lens Sterecoscope and IL Foreign Views silver Mated
engraved bottle Castor elegant Silk Fan with Ivory
Sandal Wood Frame, feathered edge and spangled-
Steel Carving Knife and Fork very best quality ivory
balanced handle. handsome beaded and lined Parasol
20 yds rood Print very fine Damask Table Cover
pr. best quality Ladies' Serge Congress Boots dog
fine Linen Towels dox. Rogers best Silver Dessert
Forks. Ladies' large real Morocco Travelling Bag l
fancy dress pattern. doz elegant Silver plated en-
graved Napkin Rings l doz. Ladies' fine Merino or
Cotton Stockings Gents heavy chased solid Gold Rine
pr. Ladies high cut Bamoral Boots l elegant De
aine Dress Pattern. Violin and Bow, in box com
plete set Jewelry pin, drops and sleeve buttons
For CLUB OF 90 AND FIVE DoLLARs-1 black or
coored Alpaca Dress Pattern set Lace Curtains !
pr all Wool Blankets Engraved Silver plated bottle
Revolving Castor. beautiful Writing Desk salid
Gold Scarf Pin. 81 yds very fine Cssimere for Pants
and Vest set Ivory balanced handle Knives with sill
yer plated Forks: elegant Satin Parasol heavily bead
ded and lined with silk. l pr. gents Calf Boots 30
yds good Print 80 yds good brown or beached Sheet
ing, yard wide, good quality ladies' elegant Morocco
Travelling bag. square Wool Shawl plain Norwich
Poplin Dress pattern y yds. don, width cloth for
ladies' cloak. Elegant engraved Silver,pated Tea Pot
syds. double width water proof cloth for cloaking.
For CLUB OF 100 and TEN DoLLARs-1 rich Meri.
no or Thibet Dress pattern. pair fine Damask Table
Cloths and Napkins to match pair gents French Calf
Boots l heavy, silver plated engraved Ice Pitcher
Very fine all Wool Cloth for Ladies' Cloak web very
best quality brown or bleached Sheetng TX yds fine
Cashmere for suit elegant Poplin Dress pattern /
elegant English Berage Dress pattern l beautiful Eng
hsh Berage Shawl set Ivory balanced handle Knives
and Forks ladies gents silver hunting case watch
Bartlett hand, portable sewing machine Splendid
family bible, steel engravngs, with record and photo
graph pages. 26 yds good hemp carpeting good col.
ors. pair good Marseiles quilt good & barrel re-
volver elegant fur muff and cape / single barrel
shot gun. silver plated, engraved bottled reyoiv
ing castor, cut glass bottles / very fine violin ana
bow, in case. set ivory balanced knives and forks
Presents for larger clubs increase in the same ratio
Send Money by Registered Letter.
RS-Catalogue of Goods sent to any address FREE
PARKER g. co.
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NJ Office OF REGISTRATION.
EIGHTH ELECTION DISTRICT.

EIUHIH ELECIION DINIRICT.
The undersigned, officer of Registration for
the Eighth Election District of Baltimore coun-
ty, appointed by the Governor of Maryland un-
der the act of the General Assembly, approved
March 2Sth, 1868, will meet for the performance
of his duties, at
COCKEYSVILLE,
On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,, 2lst, 22d
and 23d Of September, 1868;
sitting each day from nine o'clock A. NJ to six
o'clock P NJ.
Naturalized citizens are required to exhibit
their naturalization papers to the Register.
WILLIAM B. PETT[CORD,
Officer Registration Sth Election District
Sept. 5.-3t.
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Republican Executive Committee.


-
TNHE members of the Union Republican Ex-
l. ecutive Committee of Baltimore county are
hereby requested to assemble at
WILSON'S HOTEL,
No. 124 BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE,
on Saturday, the 18Th day Of September, ls6s
at 12oclock NJ,
to perfect arrangements looking to the holding
of primary meetings of the party, and for the
transaction of other business connected with
the present campaign. Every member of the
Committee is urged to be present.
The follswihg gentlemen compose the Com
First 8istrf t-wm. j. Albert James W. M.
Second Di iot.-chas. H. oursler, james N
Third Dist9ct-J.N Slack, Thos sanderson
Fourth D8trict.-Col. E. P. Philpot -.
Fifth District.--Danl Beckley, Thos. Hale.
Srh niet<tet,-W William Meoullough' Tl>e'
E. Want1and
Kirkwood.
Eighth District.-A. J. Badders, c. L. Jessop.
Ninth District. Robt. C. McGinn, Capt. Chas
A. Conner.
Tenth District.-Josh H. Parker, Captain
Washington Stonebraker
Eleventh District.-Dr. Chas. w. Cadden, R.
M. Price.
T,celtM District.-James Thompson, David
X. Lusby.
Thirteenth District.-Capt. F. G. F. Waite
meyer, William Ewing.
By order,
VIM. J. ALBERT, President.
CHAs. A. CONNER, Secretary.
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THE Power OF THE LATE FLooD. The Balt-
more american has received the following COM
nun cation from a reliable citizen of Sykesville,
and has no doubt Of its correctness
SYKEsvILLE, MD., August 20, 1868.
Messrs. c. G. Fulton d Son:
An immense piece of rock, lying in the bed of
the Patspsco near this place, was observed after
the recent food to have changed its base, having
been forced down the stream fifty feet from where
it forurrly laid, and TO have been elevated by
the force Of the water full six feet An accurate
measurement of this piece Of rock shows the fol-
lowing to he its weight and dimensions:
Length, 20 feet; width, feet thickness, 8
feet inches; solid square feet, $50, "a 2O-l0O
percheS, and weight, 81 9-l3 tons
You may publish the above if you think pro-
per- bul do not suppose any one will believe it,
Nevertheless it is true.