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The Baltimore County union., 1868-02-29

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CEASE YOUR SCRATCHING.
net A BOTTLE OF MITcHELL's ITCH
UsOLUTI0N. This Il the only remedy now
extant warranted 10 cure this Irritating and
annoying disease. II will cure Itch, Ring.
Worm, Poisoned Flesh, letter, and other Cuta-
ne0us Diseases.
This Solution Is destitute Of grease. Il con.
tains neither Sulphur nor Red PFecipitAte. aud
IL free from all offensive odors.
All communications 10 be directed 10 7. ID.
MITCHELL. Butler Post 0fiice, Baltimore CO.
C0fnmunications strictly private. The Solution
can be sent per mail without extra charge
Send postage stamp for return answer. Price
~ per bottle. or six bottles for tS. A liberal
discount 10 the trade. For sale by my Agents
r. Willis, Towaontown. II. p. Thomas, War.
rem. Mrs. Iiinkle. Hartford Turnpike, Mr.. 0ib'
son, Druldville.
Dec. 2s-6m.
The Baltimore County union., 1868-02-29
PURIFY YOUR BLOOD
LONDON
. i O Cd p AN ACEA!
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Syphilitic Affections. inflammation of the Blad.
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when health again succeeds the feeble form aud
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Nothing can be more surprising than is in
vigorating effects on the human frame Per
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PASAcGA, at once become robust and full Of en-.
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Ladies who have pale compilations and dark
about the eyes, blotehes aud pnples on the
face, rough skin or freckles, and are " out OF
spirits" should use bottle or two Of LoSBoS
BLoob PAsAcEA. II will cleanse your blood,
remove the freckles and blotches, and give you
animation, sparkling eyes, 6ne spirits aud
beautiful complexion. Try H.
gzS-Price si.oo Per Bot,te.-lauf
The genuine have LoSpoS BLooD PASAcEA.
8. A. Forrx, BALrrnoRE, Nm, blown In the bot
tie. aud my signature on the wrapper.
q. A. rOUTZ,
Manufacturer A Proprietor. Bal,o.. Md.
wM. 8. sMEALEY. AaKsr.
Jan. %. lsss.-iy. Towsontown. Md.
The Baltimore County union., 1868-02-29
Property Sales.
V A l. u A BLE L. FA r. NJ
IN BALTIMORE co.,
AT PRIvAT SALE.

AT PRIVA AT y "a L Il.
HNHE undcrsigned offer. At private sale his
Il FARM. situated on the Falls A
- Road, 20 miles from baltimore.
- - ACRES OF LAND, .
10 high state Of cultivation and under good
fencing. Thirty Acres in TIMBER. balance
cleared.
The improvements consist Of a convenient
aud we'll ll-arrHnged DWELLING, containing :
Rooms, fine Store Room, 4c., good Barn. waR.
on House. Corn House, aud in fact all the ne .
cessary out-buildings. There Is a fine Spring
near the dwelling aud the land is well watcrcd.
There Is also on the property
4 FINE ORCHARD.
r,n.rscins shr choices, varieties o; Fsa., oe
all kinds.
This Farm IL located ia a hourishing. neish-
OorhoEi, about on" mile aud a.half from The
now Turnpike now ia course Of construction.
running from John Mcrryman's 10 Black RocL'
aud adjoining the lands Of BENJAMIN Henson
Thomas Miller and Melchoir Fowble. tisai'
convenient N churches, schools, mills, 2e.
gHs-The location IL one Of the best In the
State for good physician. Address,
THOMAS WILHELM,
Black Rock 7. o., Baltimore Co.. Md.
Jan. ll.--tI
ID EST CAsT.STERL AXES, WARRANTED,
DSausage Cutters and Suffers, by
THOMPSON A CHURCH.
The Baltimore County union., 1868-02-29

HtALL AT n. n. cLRAvELAND a cos,
~ les n. Gay 81, door FROM FIynt
nefege puIchaelna yoor FALL AND WIN
TEh DHH GOODS. Aug. e4-u
The Baltimore County union., 1868-02-29

HtALL AT 4. n. cLEAvELAND a cos,
~ Io3 n. Gay 81. door FROM Frent,
Before purchasing yUur FALL AND WIN.
TER DRf GOODS. tAug. 3t--h
The Baltimore County union., 1868-02-29

MULES, HORSES, COWS,
FARMING UTENSILS, 4c.,
A 7 p U = Z I Q 8 A L z.
rUNllE subscriber, wishing 10 reduce his stock
IL will offer at Public Sale, without reserve,
on his farm at Cedar Meadows, one mile north
Of the ten mile gate. on the Philadelphia Road,
oa Tuesday, ID day Of Marek, fsss,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
The following Personal Property, 10 Wit
One pair OF superior young u
NJ U l. Z s, weli-broke 10 all NyD
49, kinds Of harness one fine 81 ~
HORSE, suitable for riding, driving orwork
SUPERIOR COW, with calf;
ONE YOKE OF OXEN,
well.broke; WA
TWO YEARLiNG HELPERS, N
Of good stock one broad-tread Farm Wagon
nearly new one spring Market Wagon. with
wzHza Pole and shafts complete .
kH I new one. horse
sM@kAxs SPRING WAGON,
One four-seat Rockaway Carriage, good as new,
one Basket Sleigh and Bells, HoFse-Cart and
Harness, enc Hay Carriage, two Wood Beds
one Hay and Straw Cutter, two Corn shellera
one Grain Pan. Portable Cider Mil. rlows
Harrows, cuitivatora, Grindstone, new Cross.
Cut Sew, variety Of good Wagon, Carriage and
Plow Harness, Horse and Gov Haltsrs, Grain
Cradles. scythes, Corn Cutters, Forks, Shovels
Hoes. Log and other Chains, three Chests ol
Fruit Boxes, two Churns, two Stacks Clover
Hay. lot Of hne Poultry, 4c., besides many 9th.
Or articles usually found on a well.cOnducted
farn.
sAM'L q. WILSON, AuetiOneer.
al
The Baltimore County union., 1868-02-29

Lie SALE
OF VALUABLE
HORSES, MILK COWS,
Farming Utensils, &C.,
o" Me Farm O'caof By Hsnry ". Roger. Esd.
a"d HO'c occupied BY Etsa H. waite, about
four miies from baltimore, on Ms Fall,
Ti~"Piks. Hoar Bood5rry.
rTNIIE undersigned, "a Attorneys for the own
i ers' will oiier at Public Sale. on the premi-
ses. on
Saturday. nc 29M day Of february. isss.
at II o'clock A. NJ.
The following Stock suitable for a first class
Dairy Farm:
NINE FINE MILK AND BUTTERM-~
cows,
One OF them n pure Alderney,~A
and the Others grade Cows Of the most appFov-
cd breeds, from the blood ofthe best herds In the
State-two fresh and the others with calf: two
Heiiers. Milk Pans and Dairy Utensile.
ONE soRREL MARE.
Five years old. an excellent road horse and
well-broken 20 all kinds OF harness one light
Express Wagon and Harness; about $50 loads
OF Manure In the yard; one slop Cart, about
seven acres q: Rye in the ground lot of
Chickens, 4c.
Terms Of sale;-All sums Of sl0 aud under,
cash; on all sums over SO credit Of months
will be given, the purchasers TO give notes bear
ing interest from date. with security to be ap.
proved by the undersigned. ifaPproved notes
are not given at the close cf the sale the bidder
will be considered Us not buying, and the ar
tclcs 50 bid in will be at once put up again.
JOHN T. ENSOR,
LEWIS II. WHEELER,
Attorneys for the Owners.
esS- Also, at the same time aud place will be-
offered for sale the following property. to wit /:
TWO FINE WORK HORSES,
One two-horse Wagon, one set Of Wagon
Harness. two sets Plough Gears, Ploushs,
Cultivators, Spades, Forks, Shoveis, Pick. Axe
aud Mattock, new Grain Cradle, new Briar
scythe, Block and Tackle, one Weighing Beam,
one .ast Iron Pump, &C. Also.
housskalJ s-J '"''
S-Terms same as above.
EBEN II. WHITE.
JAMES W. 0wtNGs, Auctionecr.
Eeh
The Baltimore County union., 1868-02-29
Notice to Creditors and pobtors.

Notico 10 Creditors ana Debtors.
YNlIE creditors II JOHN KENNEL will i,rr
Il sent their claims against him a. nr. a. hi.
Trustee, or file the same with the Clcrk ui ih"
Circuit Court for Baltimore county. aud nl. i.et
sons owing the said John Kennel. will mttr
immediate payment Ia him, as my agcnt.
CHRISTIAN NEUiIALSEL.
Feb. 23-5t. Trustee tor john kenus
The Baltimore County union., 1868-02-29

"E have ais" applications for money, ON
w mortgage, 10 be well secured. Those
having money 10 loan will do well by applying
early TO US. LONGNECKER A KIN1;'
Dee. lt-tf. Towsout.,wn.
The Baltimore County union., 1868-02-29
Valuablo Real Ratata For aaln.

E'oR sALE,-A SUPERIOR FARM Of 100
H. Acres. on the Philadelphia road, ten
miles from Baltimore. Very Fine House, m
aud all manner Of outbuilJings; well fen r.
ced aud water abundant Price given upon an.
plication to LONGNECKEH 4 KING,
Dec. lit TnwsontuVsu
The Baltimore County union., 1868-02-29

For Sale.
XXX ACRES in Middle Creek Valley, Snv.
c'I'Idcr county. Pa. miles from Adams.
burg. 100 acres timbercd with chest -
IL nut oak. white oak and somef..s.
- chestnut. poplar aud pine This iws
~ said Ia be the best piece of bark gsses
timber in that valley. Baiai cc suitable ior iaf
ing. with acres meadow. There is considerable
fruit. Dwelling three story stone. 20 feet square.
with grist and saw mill attached the water
powcr has - feet fall. Barn - Ly - feet
Buildings all good public road Ia the mill. ard
no other mill within I miles There is said to
be large quantities of the best iron ore ON this
land. II is within one half mile of the Middle
Greek Valley Rail Raid. now being bniIt. An.
ply {" HENRY ". COOKE.
Law Ruildings. Baltimore. Nd.
Nov. .--tE
The Baltimore County union., 1868-02-29

PRIVATE SALE
OF
A VALUABLE FArM,
FLOURING MILL a SAW MILL.
YNlIE undersigned. as Trustee, will sell al
l. Private ale, FORTY ACRES OF "a
LAND. Ia high state OF cultivation,
situated in Long Green Valley. Balti. Ssss
more eounty. This property is i'm. saAs
proved with 4 LARGE NEW FIGURING
MILL four stories high, with thirty fee, over.
shot, four Run Of Burrs aud all necessary Ma.
chinery ia excellent order. 4 Fine New Dwell.
ling. aad all n"ccssarr on, buildings.
ALSO.
SEVENTEEN ACRES OF LAND.
in thc same lorali,y. II which Four Acres are
CLEARED. the balance heavily TIMBERED
CHRISTIAN NEwHOuSER. Trustee.
Apply Z" the Trustee on the premises, or J.
i. Ens"r. Towsontown. tfeb. 1T
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03
LATEST GENERALlNEWS.
IBI Tsl.granh.l

lBJ Tergrphl
kansas Legislature adjourns to-day.
-. Another corps of Papal Zouayes is to 10
raised In Montreal
.... Mr. Dickens dined, on Saturday, in tho
Parker House, Boston, with distinguished company
IA Government Detective officer, who has
made Investigations pronounces the nitro gycerne story
idle hoax.
Moore of Memphis has been convicted Of
the murder of Maatesa sentenced to three years ia
the pententiary
Two freight trains ran into each other
ThOrOld Canada on Saturday night, ana bhRiheer
Davidson was killed.
Angus Russell. the cashier of the Toronto
Bank at Barrie who absconded lew Gays ago. WAS ~
rested In Toronto Oh Saturday
~ Five thousand cotton spinners and weaYeT9
in Fall River Mass struck for higher wages yesterday,
and thus stopped 100000 spindes
49,. Capt. Fisher, Inspector of Internal Re9ye.
OF Kansas has discovered iagrant Violations oi the
revenue law at Atchison and Lawrence.
49,. The new registration was commenced ia
Richmond Va yesterday. The whites registered ia
the evening and the blacks in the morning. j
-. Charles s. Loring. a State Prison conyii&s
who had feigued insanity and been sent to the Massae
setts Lunac Asylum in Worcester, escaped ON sandt
night
In the United States Circuit Court q.
Richmond, Va, yesterday the writ OF p'andaos su'h
by Gen Imboden against Gen. sehched was disnss'
by Judge Underwood
.... VIM. Powers, a brakeman on tho Was-
day while on the ofa freight train his head hay
ing struck against the bridge near Oakdae.
Contracts have been made with the Miss.
isippi Valley Barge Company by paIes at KeOmk and
points the Illinois River 10 ship large amounts Of corn
TO New-York VIA Sew-orleans. on through bills u
ladDg.
mfr. Osgood, of TiclnOr & Fieldss pub
fishing house. and Mr. Dolby, Mr. Dckens's agent IN,
dulged in pedestrian match Saturday six miles ous
OF Boston aud back. Mr. 0sgood won, Mr.. Dolby having
called carriage at the eighth mile.
"A deputatiOn of the Ottawa Board Of
Trade had an Interview with tho Canadian Minister Ot
Finance yesterday The proposition that the Gov
enment purchase silver and issue legal tenders wan
favOrably entertained Discount American invoices
Is per cent.
The Lower House of the Missouri Legis-
lature has passed bill TO regulate the OF receipts
bills OF adDg and transfer Of property by warehOusemen,
others who shall not issue any receipt other voucher
any goods unless such goods shall have been actually
received In stOre
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03

Lcctdre-rOolD, ana In here etreamed day arg
evening hundreds Of peOpe-people many OF them whf
Would have been horned At the Idea Of being IN thea
ter-anxlcus 10 see NObodys Son." and Little Bare
foot" Up flight Of Stair were tLe first and secon(
saloons containing the wax statuary-" hggers" slma
TO those by which Arfeinus Ward made blf
Living Curosites, including Of tho Gorilla whilI
he was in the advertisement From this floor was n z
on the floor above the third and fourth saloons nai
the entrance TO the Lcctureroom gallery Had not hr
Barnums Lecture room verified the line that "Thlng
are not what they seem, certain parts OF the building
might have been called by other than the stn
nomenclature he has compelled TO adopt. But Bar
nun did not manage tleater IN the language Of the
Artinl Dodger, oh, mol"
LATEST.
At 81 o'clock the walls Of the Museum build
ing had not fallen, but the flames we're falling and tho
cOnhagraton evidently nearly extnguished. The
crowds began TO disperse and the police and the fah
ful lremen were left almost alone amid the ruins.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03
LATEST SHIP NEUS
PORT or NRw.YORK....MIscn


ARRIVED.
Steamship Pennsylvania r) Hail. Liverpool 18th ut and Qusas
mdse and the National Steamship COMPANY kf
pernced strong westerly wds the passage; detained 70 Ssay
steamship Ashland Norton Charleston 2sh with Whss
Ter K LAuard.
WIND-SunloEn n.
SPOKEN.
Gran-seamship. March J. at hence for New ossn,
LAT. Of Chincoesgue
yeassashp March lat 30 Il NJ Ion. II g. beue for LiTe-
pool
DISASTERS.
BOs7og March 2rhe schr John Merrill from Baltimore or Ho'
ashore dnng the - iaf,
about three miles from Race Point back ~ Cape Cod
The schr Of -Four ashore e fane
pe The Unlers Agents Porneetosn have gore insH
assistance
The schr Herbert from Gloucester for NewYork pat into nes
today slipped her chains while al anchor Cross h bd
gheh lef Hoas Sunday anchor hs eboals
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAvAgyAH Ga March 2Auiret steamship Equator hom -
Tborss ship Repnbhe from New-lork.
Cleared steamship South for NevYOrs sehr opsey Do
bsrkE Econo for Liverpool.
CaiREE.ros s c. March lAniveJ steamship chUrpOp from
Nsr.York; brig Fortuna, from Cardenss
Sailed schr. T. j. Spencer, for Philadelphia
RoKTREss 2ATriTed bark Conrad, from hIonO Nh
nitrate Of soda. for orders
Passed up 70 BamOre-Bsk File De Pair. Grmlsy seh Dtrd
Bsbeock Eya Oiel from Wes. Indies
sailed bnSs Manon O Porto Rico; John Wesley L,bor hr R'
ns Hsrw
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03
PASSENGERS ARRITED

FROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN Nareb 2-ls ,issmstp p
0Rely CRwe Darby Wm Mill JoseBs
Janisch Windsor Caroline w. Hofnsn dugher and
FROM LIVERPOOL March Pin steamship BtnaW H. Jarvis p
Malcolm Mr. and Mrs PleasanI Mr. aod Mrs Louis Bkse and
children M ssndresgrw II ell Cart Asnor. Prem Ish.
McLso B. Robbins.
and Mrs JAme Wilson and daughter Rev Dr. Pryor Hon sssoi
BourmO stewart Campbell Capt T. H. FaHeo Levi and Hart W
WOLF Jas McKegney W r. Carter r. Hawley Ms COvley =.
W. Mrs Sutherland and children James Rove o. Hail. u
Wooodworh W. j. Croke. NJ Dyer, A. D. JamsVD ~
Strvter d. McLeAn
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03
THE WEATHER.

fEv.YOHK, Their Bar Wind. Hour Thsr Bar Hina
Har.2-7 200 294 NE. $50 208 NhW
IL 900 2a1 " by T. 8 10 79aR
ITO 29& NR II llo 1874 N
RENiRXs-Morning Norbesst storm to D3o also bal s
times and from 1io 7l5 7 73j $40 20 and
940 thick the bat G Heh In dastsrj s
bail mixed with the thick bn tbe gale of wind ron MD
O'Clock. AhsrbooBOgeclst; bail from 80 "
2lO showing $50: large fakes 2 TO $685. eody Ao non
cloudy Byening-Vey cord ne ron "a
midnight Depth Of fallen inches The peculiar faiaftt
unusually violent spnng ard hail storm he dpfssa
barometer IN the instance Of rorAss sind 70 I u tf
20 occurred before for than
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03
Tile GAMGEE BANQUET

The banquet to Prof John Gamgee of the
Albert Veterinary College London England, took place
lsst evening at the Everett House. Prof Gamgee Is the
dlscOverer Of process for preserving meat and tho
tables last evening Furnished with mutton beef,
etc. slaughtered In England three and four months ago
About 80 guests present 70 enjoy tho fare fuller
report OF the interesting speeches made at this extraer
dinsry dinner deferred III account OF tho
crowded state Of our columns.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE

ALBANY, March 2.-No. quorum this evening.
In the Assembly bills were introduced 10 impose toe on
freight carried railroads running parallel with tho
State canals To amend the charterof odd Fellows Hall
Buffalo; also 10 amend the Buffalo City charter
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03

Mes. Peters Blair Churchill Beu amin and Epson, each
The SPEAKER announced That Mcs8ro. stevens, Butler
Bingham, Boutwell,, Wilson, Williams and Logan having
received "a majority OF the votes cast had been duly
elected a. such managers.
Mr.. BOUTWELL, Qtep, Massl offered a resolution for
printing copies Of the Articles Of Impeachment liof
The use OF the House. Committee on Printing.
INFORMING THE SENATE
Mr. BOUTWELL, moved that message be sent 10 the
Senate informing that body that the House had appointed
managers to conduct the impeachment against Andrew
Johnson President Of the United states and had directed
such managers to carry the Senate the articles agreed
upon by the House, be exhibited in maintenance OF
such and that the Clerk OF the House shall
40 with such message. Adopted
Mr.. BOUTWELL, offered n resolution that the articles
agreed TO by the House DE exhibited In It's name and
in the Of all the people Of the United states, against
Andrew johnson. President OF the United States, IN
maintenance Of the Impeachment against him for high
crimes and msdcmcsnors In Office, De carried to the
Senate by the managers appointed TO conduct such iln
parchment
Mr. ROSS Dem, III suggested the striking out OF the
words, "The People OF the United states"
Mr.. PERTAM Uep., Me) suggested that all the Demo
cratic members OF Congress might be stricken out
The RESOLUTION was adopted
on motion Of hfr. sCHENCK G,ep. Ohio) ~ was or
dored that t shall be n order tomorrow, n II were
Monday 10 move 20 suspend the rules.
Mr.. ELDRGDGE Dem, WIS., moved 70 suspend Tue
rules for purpose o considering tho protest Of the
Democratic members of the House.
Mr.. KELLEY uep, PENN objected, and tho House
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03

The New-York College of Veterinary Sur
Geons intend swing dinner 10 Prof Gamgee, at Del
monico's, EOurleenth+t and Fifth-aYe March ., at
y. N.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03

Richard O'GormaD and Senator Dno)ittls NJ,
tpmplng N fsv-nsDprbire.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03

The Honse proceeded 20 the articles The nret
article was adopted, Yeas 1906 Nays az tho second by
Yeas, l29 Nays B the third by Yeas l2 Nays, ~ the
fourth by Yeas, ia Nays s9 the nfth sixth, seventh
and eighth Yeas, 1876 Nays I aud the ninth, changed
from number ten, Yess, IOs Nays as
Messrs. Cary and Stewart voted No. They the
only Republicans who did No Democrat voted Yes.
Mr. fOA (Dom.. N. W said that bis colleague Morris.
sey Dem was absent OF illness but that he
would preAent vote against each " the articles.
Mr BRoOMALI Q,ep., PennJ said that HE colleague,
Moornead tkep) was necessarily absent; present, ho
would have voted for ell the Articles
Mr. ECkLEY Rep., 0hio) announced that ho was
paired on with Mr.. Mccullough Dem, Md
The following Is the vote in detail, the other votes
ehowing no party changes:
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03

ELrcTIoS OF MANAGERS
The vote on the articles having been completed, the
ouse 70 vote for Managers TO conduct the
impeachment before the Senate. .O
Mr.. POLAND CIasp, w nominated the following
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03
xIrH CONGRESS- SESSION
co..iauea from FIr., Pase.

,- 1,,,.d s,ate, heretofore 70 wt On the lstb day
:. .ngn., in the year OF Lord 1850, did In loud
yote declare in substance and eject among other thiDg
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03


CHARLES A. RLDRIDGR.
i. VAN TRUMP.
GRO. W. WOODWARD.
". MUHGEN.
STEPHEN TABER.
GEO. NJ. ADAMS.
GBO. W. MORGAN.
4. S. MARSHALL.
u. NJ. VAN AUKKS.
THOMAS LAUREN JONEA
w. II. BARNUM.
JOHN A. NICHOLSON
X d. HOLBROOK.
Y. STOSR.
CHARLES y. PHELPS.
JAMES N. CAVASAUGH
CHARLES HAIGHT.
LEWIS W. ROSS.
l.. 4. TRlhBLK.
X. u. HUBBARD.
J. 3. GOLLADAf.
JOHN w. CHASLEE
JULIUS HOTCHKISs.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03

STEVENS ,f Penn. BOUTWELL, OF Mass,
RITZ 6n ~ Mass WILSON of fOwa,
BINGHAM Of Ohio, WILLIAMS OF Fehn, ana
INGAN Of Illinois.
10 rfaly to q question by Mr. PETERS rep, Mel as 10
who was 10 be 7he Chairman OF the Managers, rue
SPEAKER said Tat the Managers would decide the
ques.ion OF priGrity among themselves.
ne SPEAKER appointed ~ Tellers to count The
baTofs: Mesr Cpoand f2ep, W., Jenckes Q!ep., r. ID
Spaldng rep ohio. and Marshall Dem. nl)
Mr.. MARSHALL asked Ia be excused, ana me
SpEAKER dominated in his place Dir. Randall Dem,
Penn)
Mr. RANDALL also declined, explaining that he did
not wish t0 participate In the proceedings.
The SPEAKER rcmaTking that IT. appeared that the
minority desired be represented among the elers
appolutcd Mr. Blair O,ep, Mch) as the fourth teller
rhe members then called alphabetically, ana each
member called stepped 10 the area In Tront OF the
speakers chair and deposited his ballot IN box kept Dy
/ the ellers. No Democrat voted
ON the ballots being counted, the result was announced
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03

SAMUEL y. AXTRLL.
". h. hIBLACK.
". s. HOLMAN.
DBaAS BARNES.
A. J. GLOSsBRkhHEn
LAWRENCE Gk1Z.
Il. VI. BOYER.
STEPHENSON ARCHER
ALBERT q. BURR
JANIS A. JOHNSON.
JAMES u. BECK
ASA p. GROVER
J. 81. HUMPHREY
JOHN FOX.
JOHN v. T.. PRUfN
SAMUEL J. RANDALL.
JAMES BROOKS.
II. MCCULLOUGH
J. y. KNOTT.
CHARLES SlTGRRAYEI
NJ. g. KERR.
JAMES H. MCCORMACK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-03

lengths clear OF the FLY. who gave way about half
way up the stretch. She was, however, twenty
lengths In front OF Biraque and Oblivion was OBJ
hvious. Time, 1:4sA.
THE FIFTH RACE
match for $500 side half mile heats, catch
weights.
Mr.. Livingston entered bl. g. Black knight, aged,'
by imp knight OF 81. George, dam Ada Tevis,
by Albion; Magenta, white sleeves, black cap;
Mr.. Wadsworth entered b. &. Buford, aged, pedi-
gree unknown; Mr.. Heckscher. ................ 2
l Time, 54-54 rr rt,
First Heat-The betting was slightly In favor Of
Black Knight, the betting in the pools being for hia
100 and for Bniord 81, 600. They were started
best and soon made agap Of three lengths between
himself and follower, but his rider took him In
hand on the lower turn and Buford was soon along
side OF him. which he was permitted TO do until the
threequarter pole was passed, when Mr.. Livingston
gave the Knight his head and he went tn Q winner
by o length. Time, 81 seconds. M
SecOn Htdt-Buiord this time got the best OF the
send OF by two lengths, but the Knight caught HIM
on the lower turn and lay with him until in front Of
the grand stand when the black given his head,
and he went under the string winner by three
quarters ola length. Time, "a seconds.
And this closed the summer meeting at Jerome
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