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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-21

Two hundred copies new Presbyterian
Hymnal just received by Jno. W. HE'S
kcll. 90 Twelfth street.
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A NEW stock Of jet trimmings just re-
ceived, at SwABACKERs,
2OS t lO61 Main street.
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A GOOD, servicable ovcrcoat for three
dollars and half-must be seen to be
appreciated. Where? At Franks One
Price Store 40 Twelfth street.
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THIS time two years ago the epizootic
made It's appearance.
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Mrs. Gen. Sherman, son and daagn'er,
arrived in New York Monday night, on
her way to st. Louis.
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Pool buyers were not very numerous
last night.
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SPECIAL inducements in piece yelvets,
At SwABAcKKRs
2O3 1O6l Main street.
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THE New York 80 Cents Store will
open in few days, with a large line of
New Goods. Look out for II.
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The Board'of Education will hold a
special meeting tomorrow night.
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ONE price only. and no deviation.
Where? At Franks, 40 Twelfth street.
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TIE Special Committee on Public
Park have made no report yet.
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TRUNKS at a dollar at Franks One
Price Clothing Hall
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The case of Taylor Strauder, the wife
murderer, comes up for trial Friday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-21

BLACK Pants ut Il dollar, ut Frank ;
40 Twelfth street
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LOOK out for the grand opening ofthe
New York 80 Cents Store.
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FURNITURE
CARPETS.
SPRING STOCK.
New styles,
Large Assortment,
All Grades,
Low Prices.

OUR SPRING STOCK COMPRi-iNb
" the Latest Novelties and styles inuD
duced at home or abroad, has been ssi'cgst
with special reference 81 this mafkri, ~. 80
merits the attention Of all contsmplA'Ns
refurBlshing.
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VINO offers one hundred dollars cash
reward, ifyou can prove he varies from his
one price rule? II Frank. the Clothier
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MAILS. w. FRANZHEIM has our thanks
for n large supply of Catawba grapes.
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READY

The fifth edition of Hulda. The eighth
edition of The Second Wife. The two most
popular Novels OF the season. Mrs Wis
ter'S Latest foundations.
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RUNNERS are still boring the late can
didates for Change
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER FL. 1874.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Arrival Of Trains.
RSO.R.R.-J s40a. 40 p. IN. Ol0 pm.
Centr, | o. Div OBS a. In. ~. 4Q q m. Sg pun.
Ueveld&Pittlll.0O q. IN. 40 p. m. GU PM
Hemnfi'd RRl S.lOa. m. go. .........! $40 pm.
Departure Of Trains.
b. 4 o. X. r. 4.40 a. m. $50 q. m. 4.S p. m.
Centr'l o. Div !. 40 a. IN. 10 p. m. $40 p. m
CIeyel'd a Pitt sos a. IN. l. 10 p. m. $3.50 p. m.
Hempfi'd r R7.l5 a. III. .....:..,;... 4.O p. IN
oSteubenvilie Accommodation.
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THE WORKS OF E. MARLITT,

Translated by Mrs. 4. l.. WISTER.
"The Little Moorland Princess" sixth
edition: l2mo; Fine cloth; Sl75.
Countess Gisela." Sixth edition; lGmo;
Cloth; Sl.'D.
"Goid Elsie" Ninth edition; l6ma: Clo.;
$40.
"The Old Mam'icllc's Secret" Eleventh
edition: lGmO; Cloth; slO.
For sale by Book sellers generally, or VIII
be- sent by mail. postpaid, upon receipt Of
the price by
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ANOTHER invoice Just received Of those
cheap Mems, Boys. Youths and Child
rens Kip Boots, at the following prices:
Mems Kip Boots, 1926
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LA ihoronshy tested Letters Makes
and machine De Threaded without passing thread through De
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Index to New Advertisements.

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Hamiltons Opera House.
Hvacncth and Crocus Bulbs.
Legal Notice.
For Sale-Work Horses.
New Goods and Low Prices-G. Men
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THE NEW IMPROVED
Remington Sewing Machine.
A FEW GOOD REASONS

MEDIA
Exposition. No Swing Machine
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-02-04
meet on Monday, I'd prox. at 10
O'Clock.

MEETING OF THE TAxpAYERs.-
Pursuant to tho call of tho Exeou.
tive Committee of tho Taxpayers
convention, meeting Of tho tax.
payers of Fairfield met iu tho Town
Hall Oh Monday the 2ud February.
Col. Is. IL. Elkin was called to tho
chair and r.. Means Davis requested
to act as Secretary. Capt. IL. a.
Gillard was called upon, and in II
short address presented the object of
tho meeting. Mr.. Y. Il. Robertson
offered the following preamble and
resolution.
Whereas, at IL meeting Of the Exc.
cutlve committe of the Tax payers
Convention held ia Charleston Jan.
l3;h cali was issued for a State
Convention TO be held at Columbia
l7th February next, tho. .cioro
Bc 1t Resolved, That this meeting.
represent the Taxpayers Of Fairfield
County, now proceed to the election
of four additional delegates to rep.
sent US i'll the approaching State Cons
veution. This was amended 50 rs to
read "three delegates and seven ad.
ditional delegates. The ,osolution
was then adopted. MIR. r. Il. Ellison
offered II motiou that committee of
five be appointed to nominate said
delegates. The chair appointed the
following Committee, Il. Il. Ellison,
Jas. r. Aiken, DR.. ". j. McKinstry
}. Nj. Lemon, and j. II. DELANEY. |
The committee after consultation
made the following nominations.
Regular delega' es-Judge j. NJ. |
Ru,l,nd, Col. b, E. Elkin, Capt. II.
A. Gillard.
Additional delegatcs-Jas. r.
Aiken, Thos. MuKlns,ry, Dr.. John
Wall c., r. G. Lamar, Calvin Brice
Thos W. Rabb, Sr. G. II. McMaster.
The report of tho cummittce was
adopted.
The Convention then adjourned
subject to The call Of the chairman.
B. L. ELkIN,
Chairman.
r.. MEANS DAVIS, Sec.
The meeting develop ed conSidcra-
Die spirit aru showed tha, the people
'!e moving. God Speed the work.
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MoTTS|.

4 Ill persons indebted TO US either by
n Noto or account, past due, are hereby
uotifiod that prompt CASH payment Is
now required or other satisfactory SETTLE
inent be made INN mediately. Business
necessity oompcls us tr mako this demand,
and we hope all interested will come for-
ward at onco and save forthcr trouble.
jon 8 BEATTY s. BRO.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW ADvERTISENIEhTS.
Sale Stablc-A. f. Gooding.
A Bargain-John Eisenhower.
just Received Withcrs & Dwight,
The Carroll Uousc-J ohm Carroll
Pro'r.
Garden Seeds, &o.-McMastc e.
Bricc.
Tribute Of Rcspcct- Winns5oro
Lodge, No. II, A.. r.. NJ.
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Tribute Of icsppct.

AT n regular communication ofWinns-
bpro Lodge, No. -, A.. r.. Nj. held
on the 2!th day Of January, 4. d. 1871
a.. h.'. 5S7l-thc following preamble
aul resolutions we're unanino usly adopt.
cd:
Whereas it has pleased the Supreme
Architect OF HE Universe. in the cx.roise q
Of his Divine Wisdom and Mercy TO ro-
move from our mystic circle our well be-
loved and esteemed brother, William G.
Gcrig, wno, thus released from The tolls Of
this earthly existence, has gone TO enjoy
the well deserved resi- from his lahors in
the Celestial lodge above: Therefore
Resolocd, That in the denth Of Brother
William &. Gcrig, Winnsboro Lodge, No
II, a.. f.. NJ. has been bcrclt of n
member, who had cndcarcd himself 10 us
10y his unobtrnsivc and quiet zeal for thc
welfare and prosperity ofthis Lodge, and
whose character, adorned with all Masonic
Virtues, was II bright example to his
brethren.
Resoicc1, Tha: '.s n token of respect to
the memory Of 0 deceased brother, the
cmblcms and regalia of this Lodge be
draped in mourning for the space Of ,hir-
ty days.
Rcsolued, That thiT preamble md rcso
lntions be published in the WINHsBoRO
NEWS, and that n copy of the same be
transmitted TO tho bereayed family Of our
deceased brother.
- WM. N CHANDLER,
.7g. .. ll W.. NJ.
Copy from minntes,)J. G. SQurER,
Jan'y Both, 1874. Scc'y.
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o. Chief Justice Moses was re-
elected by the joint vote of the Gene
raj Asscmbl Y. Whole number Of
votes cast l27, Of which Masses re
ceived l23, Ora ham =, Melton and
Whippcr /.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-02-04

JoB PRINTING.--Our Office has been
fitted with all materials necessary
for printing jobs of every description.
Bills, Letterhcads, Posters, Invitation
and Business Cards &c, &c.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-02-04

S55SS''' A humber of Immigrants
passed through this place on Wednos.
day night, last, vu their way to Chcs.
ter.
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Up to the tine OF going to pcess
yesterday Cotton was selling & from
8 TO l3l cents.
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SUGAR AND COFFEE!

/ DBL. Powdered Sugar.
l. is bbls. Crushed. Extra G. and Demn
rara Sugars, Primo Rio Coffee, ii store
/ and Cor saleby DEATY & RR0. ,
anG 20 -
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PERsoNAI..--Wc had visit ycstcr
terday from Gil Dixon Fox, E.q., Il
prominent journalist of our State.
lie is here for the purpose Of report
iug Tor a leadirg journal, the trial OF
Mr.. Duncan for The murder of Mr..
i. NJ. Bolick.
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:N0osUYCEy

4 LL whognvo me thcis notes for ca,
IA lima Fertilizer, nro hereby notified
that their notes are duo on the first dny
OF November next, and are in my hands
for collection. Those who COVE me their
moi cs for Cotton Fosd, will find their notes
nt tho Expross Office. hope for promp
payment Of both. ...
oct II JNO, IL. CATHCART
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PERsoNAL.--Wc have had the
pleasure Of visic from Dr.. ID. NJ.
Clark formerly of Winnsbolo, but
more recently Of Baltimore. lie
canductcd the editorial department,
of this paper for some time before the
war
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NsOSa 5@Nlip@.

NsGoca 51uio@.
jon PRINTING.--Our Office has been
fitted with all materials necessary
for printing jobs of every description
Bills, Letterhcads, Posters, Invitation
and Business Cards &c, &c.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sale Stablc-A. f.. Gooding.
A Bargain-John lsenhower.
just Observation-Disclosures & Dwight.
The Carroll Housc-J ohm Carroll,
Pro'r.
Garden Seeds, &c.-McMastcr e.
Brice.
Tribute Of Rcspcct-W Winns5oro
Lodge, No. II, A.. r.. NJ.
Up to the time OF going to pcess
yesterday Cotton was selling { from
TO l3l cents.
GB" a humber of Immigrants
passed through this place on Wednos-
day night, last, Oh their way to Chcs.
ter.
" Chief Justice Moses was re-
elected by the joiut vote of the Gene
raj Assembly Whole number Of
votes cast l27, Of which Masses re
a al { !r. T,,1.
Whippcr !.
PERsoNAL.--Wc had a visit ycster.
terday from Gil Dixon Fox, E.q.,
prominent journalist of our State.
lie is here for the purpose ofreport-
ing Tor a leadirg journal, the trial OF
MIR. Duncan for The murder of Mr..
j.. NJ. Bolick.
PERsoNAL.--Wc have had the
pleasure of II viSie from DR.. d. NJ.
Clark formerly Of WinuSbolo, but
more recently Of Baltimore. lie
canductcd the editorial department,
Of this paper for some time before tn,
war.
RE.--Ihe rc,ilcnce Of Mr.. JAS.
Gelston WAS entirely destio 7cd by ile
Il few days hear Alstun. Mr. Gals.
ton lost all his pruvis:ou fur,;tpre
and clothes, is faulty barely
escaping. Mr.. Gclston has tic
"A n a hO Of iI,n
= r' - '"o e'''''o com III "n''y'
Tuosr Sro,r nrru r
o,. ,,, ~,
=, " . u"ee 'l"ckey' Judge
Magrath' and Mal. Baxter, stolen
recently have been recovered Thcy
we're taken from the house Of Char.
1o''c 'l"rVln hear Long iun.
o.7,Y4, N. T,- - -,
b,iu;nu WHAT'S, .
sh,, h;w.o,f ,,.,
''' III 0'"J P'i'
" VIC ios aooVe the kace. This
should be waning to those pe:sous
who handle pistols. A strict law
in, IF coucoo,., ,ra,,,,v.
ALMOST FInE.-Thcre was
narrow escape frym f.o on Monday
night, ut the residence of Mr.. John
Wilson A box ,f oshos h,a ,,on
,ort j., ,,o ,e -. ...' ,
Wv '' WV ''''"S' ""o' 'o"'
'a'"'hs some cmoors' WAS burnt
through to The fl,or. Had the occu-
panta been absent, the accident might
have resulted in the destruction Of
the building.
pUGnIsTIc EScoUNrEE.-T dar-
keys, Of pusilistic propeusities. IN
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PROMPT SUPPLEMENT RE-
QUIRED.

I)AKTlES Indebted TO tho undersigned
- either by notes or open accounts
arc ONCE MORE requested to com, for
ward and sottlc thoir Indebtedness. Those
remaining unsettled on the lst Of Dcoem-
Der next, will be placed in the hands ofan
Attorney, and thoir collection forced by
the usual legal course.
Cotton will DO received at market price.
OR held until bottor prices prevail.
This notice is final, aud tn oso iutcrcstcd
will sayo money by hceding it.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-02-04

CouRT ITEMS. Monday. State VS..
Samuel Sawyer, Gan1 larceny -
Guilty OF Petit Lirccny. Gland
Jury returned the following Bills :
State VS.. Henry Durham, arson :
True bill. State vs.. Toby Entz u,ing-
CT, aIias Toby Bookhart, Assault
with intent to Murder True bill.
State vs.. Nelly Rock, Grand La, ,ceny
No bill. S.ato VS.. Ben Howard,
Larceny True bill. State W. VIA.
Col,in, Larceny True bill.
Tucsda ay--Stato vs.. Aquilla Harri.
son, and Iom Gladden., Malicious
Mischief-appcal n from Trial Justice.
Mt Guilty, State VS.. Ben H,ward
Grand Lalcony Guilty with re-
commendation to mercy State VS.,
Toby Entzminger alias. Toby Book
bart, Assault with intent to Murder
Not guilty. .......
" Wednesday-Thc Grand Jury
made their which will
be given in our next issue. State Us.
Williams Colvin, L,ceny Guilty
State VS.. Sam. Bookurt ct al, con.
spiracy to resist officers Not Gull
ty, at the suggestion of the solici'
tor. ".
Thursday-Upon tho meeting OF
tho Court, at the usual hour, the case
of tho State vs. Hezekiab Duncan fol
murder was called. Upon the in
quiry of the Court for tho attorneys
representing the prisoner, Col. Rior
rose and stated that ho and Leroy Il
Youmans Esq. had been retained
and that the last named gentlemen
had obtained special permission
from Judge Carpenter to appear II
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-02-04
Garden Seeds, sc.

ENNESll Garden Seeds and Onion Sets.
- Also Window Glass. Putty. Raw and
fo'led Linsced Oil and Paints, Just rccciv-
cd. McMASTER g. BRlCE.
feb 3
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Gerig's building. Two streams wore
thrown simultaneously, one on Wood
ward 4 LAWS building, the other on
tho Court House.
The colorcd Hook Il Ladder Conn
pany also paraded and and exercised
with the ladders, John Mcmillan
and Phil Taylor exhibited great skill
in mounting the ladders.
Cupt. Bacot is bringing the. fire
company into efficiency. 80
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-02-04

ALMOST FIRE-There was a
narrow escape frvm li.o Oh Monday
night, at the residence Of Mr.. John
Wilson. a box of ashes had been
left in one Of the rooms, and, con.
taining some cmbcrs, WAS burnt
through to The tl,or. Had the occu-
pants been absent, the accident might
have resulted in the destruction Of
the building.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-02-04

DEATH OF Mr.. JonN McCULLY.-
Ii becomes our duty to annourvc the
death Of this old and highly respect.
cd citizen Of Fairfield, which occurred
on Tuesday morning last. MIR. Nc.
Gully had attained the age ofsevcnty
five years, and during this long
period he cujoycd the respect of his
Fellow citizens, won and maintained
ly We probity which marked lis
Intercourse with his fclluw.men.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-02-04

those STOLEN OvEncoATs. The
overcoats Of Judge Mackcy, Judge
Magrath, and Maj. Baxter, stolen
with others from Col. Rion's house
recently have been recovered. They
were taken from the house Of CAur.
lottc Martin near long Run.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-02-04

a NUlSANCE.-We call tho atteu~
tion Of the town police to the frc~
quent misconduct o: Juvenile dalkcys
who loitcr about the Post Office aud
other places, and annoy people with
their noisy and sometimes obscene
language. The Court House yard,
to-, Is Frequently crowded with thom
to the Inconvenience and occasional
'isgus5 Of those who are called there
by business.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-02-04

c5I}@ MIR. Thos. Ketchin while
holding a pistol Saturday, acoidvntly
shot himself through the fc .hy part
Of the leg above the knee. This
should be waning to those po:sou>
who handle pistols. A strict Law
Shculd be passed against the carry
Ing Of concealed weapons.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-02-04

pUGILIsTIc .-Two dar-
keys, Of pugilistic propc"sitieS, en
gagged in hostile combat ln Tuesday
evening for the settlement Of dii-
ference, the particulars Of which We
did not learn. At the approach of Il
detachment of our town police, they
concluded that il was true vi dom ia
avoid farther danger, aud easily made
their escape.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-02-04

TIE SOUTHERN MUSICAL Journal.
W G have received copy Of this
excellent journal, and commend it to
our musical friends as worthy Of their
patronage. 1t is magazine Of over
twenty five pages, and abounds in
3hpicc :huSic aud good reading m.t
Ter. The price Of subscription i
only 81 GO l,r a,l.un, and 10 cachs
new sHb;critcr is given as !. premium
.he ct music to the amount Of Sl.UU.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-02-04

0r On Friday afternoon and
Saturday evening by moonlight the
fire company practised with tho ems
gine with the most satisfactory re.
suits. From tho cistern near the
Courthouse, a stream was thrown
over tho arrow on the town clock
upon the Hotel, and upon Mr.,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-02-04

| JUST
r E G & | v e D.
LANDRErH'S Garden
Seeds,
Onion Sets,
Goodrich, Pink Eye and
Early Rose Potatoes,
Bacon, Flour, Sugar, Coffee,
Soaps, Candles, Starch &C.,
which will be sold at lowest
market rates for CASH
Withers 4 Dwight.
jan %
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-02-04

GY" We arc panied to, announce
the death Of Mrs. Il. = Bones at
Ridgoway on the 3lst January, Il,
the ADVANCED age o. ninety year
Mrs. Bones was Il daughter Of Rev
Saml. Young one Of the first inhabi.
tants Of Winn>l ORC. The cutire
family was remarkable for extreme
longevity. The deceased was fol
many years a member of the Presby
tcrian Church. The died Of old a &c
The day before her dca,h she related
tho entire history of Nj. Zion from
the time of its foundation to the
present. Many friends dep!orc hcl
loss. Her remains were Inferred il
tho Presbyterian cemetery at thi.
place.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-12
Maryland Politics.

The Democratic Congressional Nom
mating Convention for the Second dis
trlct, composed of the counties of Har-
ford, Cecil, Carroll and Baltimore Tex
elusive of the First and Thirteenth dis
tricts), met on Thursday, at Towson-
town, and organized by the election of
Thos. Hope, Esq, of Hartford las Presi.
dent. Hon. Stevenson Archer, of
Hartford, the present incumbent; Geo.
w. Cruikshank, of Cecil; Chas. B.
Roberts, of Carroll; Judge Grason,
Geo. II. Carman, Hon. John Merry
man, Captain Jas. Hall and Colonel r.
Sturgis Davis were placed in nomina-
tion. The balloting continued with
much determination, and it was not
until the S07th ballot that n nomination
was made, by the votes of Cecil and
Carroll counties and one from Balti-
more county for Roberts. His nomina-
tion was made unanimous, and Hon.
Stevenson Archer addressed the Con-
vention, strongly endorsing him.
Great interest was manifested in the
result. Mr.. Roberts is lawyer of
Westminster, Md. aged 32 years of fine
ability and irreproachable character.