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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-10-16
ms- Hon. S. Teackle Wallis has paid his re-

gS- Hon. S. Teackle Wallis has paid his re.
spects to the small grandson of his great-grand.
father in letter, couched in such classic rhetoric
as to leave its meaning unmistaken. One para
graph is devoted to the specification in his first
letter that said grandson can't escape from the
influences of his "ring" associations He states
that Mr. Carroll knows that Comptroller Wool
ford attempted to induce the Finance Committee
Of the State Senate to place upon the pension list
Of the State, las soldier of the war of 1912, one
of his political followers in order to pay for his
political services out of the Treasury" when he
knew this man bad never been in the war
'How then," Mr.. Wallis asks, 's it possible for
him-Mr. Carrell-to go before the people in the
face of his own knowledge of the truth of the
charge and convey to his constituents directly or
indirectly, that such person thus capable Of
practicing fraud on the Treasury of which he
is the guardian is fl TO receive the SURFACES OF
honest men ?" Perhaps 'the writer of the articls'
in the Herald of last week would say this is not
real issue"
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JERVIS SPENCER,
Independent Candidate for States
Attorney of BALTIC. County.

n sony FELLOW CITIZENS: Adopting the
NY suggestions of my friends, take the lib
erty of Announcing myself as a candidate for
the positfon of STATES ATTORNEY for Bal
timore county. The States Attorney may be
called the active representative of the peace,
government and dignity of the State. The
Governor acts on applications for Offices, par
dons, &C.; the judges decide cases brought be-
fore them the States Attorney as the moving
power, (the engineer,) attends to the moving Of
the wheels of government. He has no places
to give, he knows no parties or creeds, has no
friends to reward or foes to punish. He only
represents the majesty, the sovereignty of the
State; he only, with the aid of the grand in
quest, directs the enforcement of the laws, pun
shes all offenders against the peace, &c. If
should be SO happy as to secure your voices, I
will attend to the duties of the Office in this way
only. Most respectfully,
JERVIS SPEN GER.
Oct 2-te
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SHERIFF'S SALE
HORSES, CATTLE, HAY, CORN, WHEAT,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &C., AT
STEMMER'S RUN.

DY virtue of two wrts Of 1feri .tacias issued
Id out of the Circuit Court for Baltimore coun.
ty, one at the suit of VIM. Crook, administrator
of Thomas Fowler deceased, and one at the suit
of VIM. Crook and Daniel Crook, trading as
VIM. Crook Son, both against the goods and
chattels, lands and tenements of John Broad.
belt to me directed, have seized taken in Ex-
ecution, all the right title, interest and claim
at law and in equity of the said John Broad
belt, in and to one LOT of WHEAT in the
straw, one LOT of CORN and CORN FOD-
DER, LOT of HAY, in Barn, one OK CART,
one DRILL, lot of PL0UGHS and HARROWS,
1 HORSE CART, WAGON, 1 REAPER, l
Wagon, Horse Power and Thresher, Horse
Power and Churn, Spring Wagon, / Farm
Wagon, Wheelbarrow, l Wheat Fan, l Corn
49, Shelter, 1 lot of Straw, 1saum
AzvN\ l SOW and 5 PIGS, 2
q ~ HOGS, BAY HORSE, 1A
STALLION, SORREL HORSE, / BLACK
COW, LIGHT RED COWS, l BLACK AND
RED COW, PAIR OF OXEN AND YOKE,
BRINDLE COW, 4 CALVES, LOT OF DE-
COYS AND LOT OF HARNESS.
And l hereby give notice that on
Friday, the 29m day of October, 1875,
at 10 o'clock A. M,
| will offer for sale on the premises now occu-
pied by John Broadbelt, about four miles from
Stemmer's Run, Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Wilmington Railroad, en- the road leading to
Matthias Townsend's, all of the Hay, Corn,
Wheat, Straw, Farming Implements and Hogs
mentioned above, and on the same day at
ONE O'CLOCK P. M,
will offer for sale at MRS. DORA WATERS
FARM, near Stemmers Run Station, all of the
live stock as mentioned and described above to
the highest bidder for cash.
SAMUEL F. BUTLER,
Sheriff of Baltimore county.
WIN. M. RISTEAU, Auctioneer.
Oct. lets.
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TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
OF BALTIMORE COUNTY.

O-WDTHE UNDERSIGNED informs the DEM
NY ocratic Voters of Baltimore county that
he has determined to offer himself as an indie
pendent candidate for the SHERIFFALTY.
He deems this duty he owes both to himself
and the community on account of the manner
in which the primary election was manipula-
ted, and also on account of the infamous lies
and abuse by which many of his friends were
influential support which he will receive at the
coming election that when he first offered him
self as candidate he was not influenced by
any merconary motives, nor seeking to help
some one else to the nomination, as his enc
mics have falsely asserted.
Oct. 16.-te. FRANCIS BRADY
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~ Hon. S. Teackle Wallis has but little
faith in that Christian ~ Statesman, Mr.. VIM.
Pinkney Whyte. He says ''the Common rum
of men-those who live and move in the plane
of average intelligence and virtue-sin ninety
and nine times daily, whereas hardly day
passes that Mr.. Whyte does not find himself
compelled, like Mr.. .Pecksnif, to lay sudden
hold on something heavy to prevent himself
from ascending into Heaven" Pinkney's
Christianity must be of a very high order if he
is obliged to carry an anchor in his vest pocket
in order to keep himself from ascending. If he
should happen to come out some fine day and
forget that anchor the State "ring" would ego
up" like flash, and then where would Mike
Bannon, and Pat German, and Wcolford turn
for aid And what is still worse if this should
occar a Republican President would be elected
in 1876, and then the whole country would go
to the dogs Keep an eye on Pinkney, there
fore, and don't let him "slip up" just yet
awhile.
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Large and Enthusiastic Reform
Meeti7a0 at WOVerLeA.

MGGCtfty UC UWVCftOys
The Reformers in and about Waverley having
expressed desire to have held there meeting at
which the Hon. J. Morrison Harris should speak,
that gentleman was telegraphed to on Friday af-
ternoen of last week, and asked what time would
suit him. He fixed upon Monday night, the
meeting was called, and Notwithstanding the
very brief notice it was decided success. Mr..
Charles Hamilton, proprietor of the Waverley
Hotel, had erected stand. which was well light
ed and draped with flags. The meeting was
called to order at II O'Clock by Mr.. Charles P.
Meredith, who nominated for President Joseph
Bolgiano, Esq, with number Of vice presidents
and secretaries. I aa
o. P. Baldwin, Jr., Esq, Of Waverley, was the
first speaker. He made telling speech which
was well received and frequently applauded.-
The Hon. J. Morrison Harris, Reform candidate
for Governor, was next announced by the Presi-
dent and amidst perfect storm Of applause and
shouts he took the stand. Every one who knows
Mr.. Harris knows what perfect orator he is,
and also how easy it is for him to hold the atten-
ton of an audience. This speech was no exception
to the general rule, and for about three-quartsrs
of an hour the large audience was charmed with
his polished oratory and solid and convincing
argument. At the close of his speech he was re-
peatedly cheered, and as he started to the city,
where be was to address another meeting, he was
followed by cheer after cheer. There is one
thing of which there can be ne doubt and that is
that Mr.. Harris holds place in the hearts of the
people of this county which is bound to tell on
the day Of election, despite the ISLANDERS being
heaped upon him by "riLg" blackguards.
Messrs- John 2 presten and Ed@ard Hissins
followed Mr.. Harris in the order named, both
gentlemen delivering most excellent speeches.
Before its adjournment the meeting was also ad-
dressed by Mr.. Stephen Barton, Reform candi.
date for Sheriff of Baltimore county.
1t is estimated that between six and seven hun.
dred people attended this meeting. Weodberry
was represented by delegation of about tive
hundred men, carrying flags, torches, light
boxes, &C., and headed by band of music AS
they marched up to the stand they were greeted
with uprOarious cheering. Queenstown, Tow
sontown, Homestead and other places were also
strongly represented.
On the stand during the progress of the meet
ing we noticed Col. John N. Denning and James
E. Hooper, Esq, Reform candidates for the Leg
islature; Stephen Barton, Esq, candidate for
Sheriff, and number of gentlemen heretofore
well known as active Democrats. The meeting
may be set down as decided success, and proved
conclusively to the minds of all that the people are
in earnest.
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Ms- His Excellency, Governor GroOme, in
his speech at Towsontown on 9Th instant, said
che favored the severest censure upon any
Democrat who stepped outside the ranks of the
Democratic party from any feelings Of person
al pique or disappointment. The Democratic
party should punish its traitors" Democratic
ofice-holdsrs should look out for their heads,
if they desire to act with independence. The
chief dispenser of the patronage of the State
has publicly proclaimed the policy to be pur-
sued by the party. 1t makes no difference
how corrupt or distasteful or outrageous the
means used by the party to nominate and elect
its candidates, all of its decent members must
surrender their convictions and decency to the
dictates of the Chief Executive Magistrate of
the State to secure the party triumph. Is this
civil liberty?
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-10-16

Ms- Hon. John Lee Carroll, after being con
verified to a Know Nothing wakes eloquent in
favor of sustaining the "public school system
of the State" Why the necessity for this, if
his standing upon this subject is not in bad re-
pute? And if SO, who but himself isresponsi-
BILE for it2 If the public school system had de
pended upon such as he in 1868, he would not
now have the pleasure of giving it the cordial
support it should have received from him then.
Our fellow citizens who enjoy the benefits of
free schools are about as much indebted to
him for them as he is to Mr. Hamilton for his
nomination. Mr.. Carroll got his nomination
in spite of Mr.. Hamilton. The public schools
exist in spite of Mr.. Carroll's wet blanket.
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By JAS. W. OWINGs, Auctioneer.
PUBLIC SALE


A VALUABLE FARM OF ABOUT l79
ACRES, IN THE 10TH ELECTION
DISTRICT OF BALTIC. COUNTY,
ADJOINING LANDS OF HENRY CARROLL,
DIR. R. EMORY AND OTHERS, AND SIT
UATE ON THE OLD MANOR ROAD
ABOUT MILE EAST OF SHADES
OLD TAVERN STAND, ANDoN
WHICH JAMES A. PARKER, NOW LIVES.
DY virtue of the power contained in a mort
ID gage from James A. Parker and wife to
David III. Carroll, dated the Sd of June, 1871,
,-,a. and recorded among the Mortgage .GsEr
i;;T Records of Baltimore county in Lii 90
1911 Der E. H. A., No. Al, folio 424, etc., -
which said mortgage was subsequently as
signed by said Carroll to the undersigned by
assignment dated the oath day of May, 1875,
and recorded among said records in Lber j.
B., No 81, folio 443, etc., the undersigned, as
Assignee, will offer at public sale, at the door
Of the Court House in Towsontown, on
Tuesday, the 9th day Of Novens5er, 1875,
at II o'clock NJ,
THE LAND AND PREMISES DESCRIBED
IN THE DEED OF MORTGAGE ABOVE
MENTIONED, CONTAINING 173
ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS,
situate in 10th District, Baltimore county, on
the Old Manor road, about mile East of SHADES
Old Tavern Stand, adjoining lands of Henry
Carroll, DR.. r. Emory, the land formerly be-
longing to John Parker, and lately bought by
VIM. Bowen of s., said property is now occu-
pied by the above named James A. Parker, is
improved by good
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
Wagon Shed, Stable, etc., is we'll watered, and
The soil is kind. Churches, schools, etc, con-
venient. Neighborhood healthy and pleasant.
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne-third Cash, one
third in six months and the balance in twelve
months from day of sale. The deferred pay
nents to bear interest and to be secured BY
nstes with security satisfactory to the under
signed, or all cash at the purchaser'a option.
A deposit of 100000 will be required on day Of
sale.
WILLIAM S. KEECH,
Assignee.
las. W. OWlNGs, Auctioneer,
Oct, lets.
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@S- Pnkney Whyte says "to the honor of
Democracy, no man entitled to the proud dis
tincton of being called by that name could be
found to lead the enemies of his party and of
good government under falscious cry, against
the party which has for the last ten years been
struggling to maintain peace and prosperity at
home, &C." What does he term Hon. s. Tackle
Walis2
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INITIATION Nailed!
ELECTIONS IN OHIO, IOWA,
NEBRASKA AND NEW
JERSEY
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GAINS.

HEA v Il aREP PUBLICAN GAlNO.
The elections in Ohio, Iowa, Nebraska and
New Jersey on Tuesday of this week, came off
with largely increased vote over last year. The
returns give the Republicans cheering maierities.
In Ohio it reaches 10000, in Iowa SO, Oos, inNe-
braska about 10000.
At the municipal election in Nswark, New Jer-
sey, the Republicans elected their Mayer by A.
O0O-a gain fer them of $500 since last year.
These results have given the Democratic ''rag
money! imitation, reputation doctrines quis'
tus until they raise their voices again next
year. Bill Aliens chances Of the Presiden.
tial nomination are buried too deep for resurrec.
ton. And Senator Thurman's 60 in the same
grave.
Now for Pennsylvania and New York; W.
look for them to follow Ohio's noble example.
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MARRIED.

On 18th inst in Baltimore by Rev. B. G. Hoover,
WIN. H. WADE, of this county, and SUSANNA KEssLER,
of the city,
At the residence Of the BRIDES father in this county
by Rev. G. II. Zimmerma LOUIS BECKER to IDA L..
ZIMMERMAN, sister of the officiating minister.
At the residence of the BRIDES brotherinaw on 18th
instant, by Rev. Jos. France, JOS. II. McMANN and
JULIA f. PRICE, of this county.
On 5th Oct by Rev. G. A. Madywell, of Mechanics
burg Pa at the residence of the bride, No. 81 South
Paca st. EVAN NJ. PRICE, of this county, to FANNIE
GREEN of BALTIC. city.
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Ms~ Hon. John Lee Carroll has repented of
his assailing Hon. J. Morrison Harris for his
Know Nothing antecedents and, to preveit, he
has taken the Know Nothing High Priest, Hon.
Thomas Swami, Swinging around the circle"
with him. Which is the Catholic and which
the Know Nothing? We fear that repentance
after judgment won't help Mr.. Carroll,
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OPENING OF STREETS IN BAL
TIMORE COUNTY.

OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS BALTIC. Co.,
TowsoNTowN, Oct 9th, 1875.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the Examin-
IN ers appointed by the County Commission
ers of Baltimore County to lay off, open, grade
and construct that portion of ELEVENTH
STREET between the north side of Monument
Street and Eastern Avenue, have made their
report of the benefits and damages happening
arising and ensuing from the laying out,
grading and constructing said street, which re-
port, with accompanying plats, have been filed
in this office.
DANIEL j. McCAULEY,
EDWARD RIDER,
BENJAMIN +. JORDAN,
County Commissioners for Baltimore Co.
Oct 16.--
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Nave had prepared this week an editorial
giving brief history Of the candidates. on the
County Reform Ticket, but owing to press of
other matter, were compelled to defer its publ
cation until next week.
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-ZEB CRUMMET says man must believe him
self what he is not, as no man is pie ased with
what he is.
"A bite from a rattlesnake is sometimes not
more dangerous than severe cough or cold.
A well-merited reputation has DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup, and this remedy is sold by all drug
gists Price, 25 cents.
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New Advertisements.

White, James LIST dist,
Wilderman, Levi 4"
Schaffer, Andrew to Baltimore city.
STRICKEN FROM THE LIST.
Adams, Isaac col. Woodhouse, Americas
Keewright, Nicholas col.
CHARLES F. RODGERS,
Officer Registration I'd Election District.
Oct. I6.-lt.
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ESTRAY.

VNAKEN UP AS AN EsTRAY, q
L BLACK HORSE. GN
OWNER CAN HAVE SAME BY A2
proving property and paying charges.
c. H. MANN, JR.,
Oct 16.-3w. Towson town.
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Nea0 Advertisements.
NOTICE TO TREsPAssERs.

A LII PERSONS ARE FORWARNED not to
IA. TRESPASS on the premises occupied by
me. Any one found SO offending will be dealt
with according to law. S. B. LAW,
Sweet Air, Baltic. county, Md.
Oct J6-3t#
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NOnTHE

DY DIVINE PERMISSION the new Meth
ID odist Episcopal Church at Pikesville, in
this county, will be dedicated to the worship
of God, on
Sunday, tie 24th of October.
Services at half-past 10 o'clock A. NJ, and
half-past 7 P. M.
1t is expected that Bishop Ames and several
other ministers will officiate on the occasion
The public generally invited to attend.
Oct. 16.-2W.
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QUERY.-If it takes twenty. three tax -collec-
tors ten years to get $76,5OO behind, how many
tax-collectors and how many years will it take
to bankrupt the county2
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Meeting of the Citizens Reform

Meeting of the Citizens Reform
Party at Woodbury.,
On Wednesday evening, October goth, 1875,
at u o'clock.
Will be addressed by
Hon. j. MORRISON HARRIS,
Hon. EDWARD WILKINS,
0. P. BALDWIN, Esq,
and number of the candidates Cd the County
Reform Ticket.
&zS~Public cordially invited to attend.
BY ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE.
Oct. l6.-1t.
VNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE that the SUBJ
i scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Baltimore county, letters Of Admins
tration on the estate of
ROBERT STIRLING,
late of said county, deceased. All persons nav
ing claims against the said estate are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, to the subscriber,
on or before the 18TH day of april, 1876 j.;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Those indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this 18th
day of October. 1875.
JOHN STIRLING,
Oct. l6-4t. Administrator.
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@9- Hon. VIM. P. Preston, on taking the
chair of the mass ~ meeting at Towsontown
few days ago, said that Democratic princi-
Piles are unchanged; like God himself they are
eternal. The testimony of Mr.. Preston put
with that of the "great and good Horace Gree
ley" the last Democratic candidate for Presi-
dent, establishes this that Glove rum and
hate niggers" Horace Greeley are the prin-
eiples Of the Democratic party and that "they
are eternal" Try it again Mr.. Preston.
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ID EGISTRATION NOTICE.
SEVENTH ELECTION DISTRICT

IL
SEVENTH ELECTION DISTRICT
The undersigned, officer of Registration for
the 7th Election District, having sat in accord
ance with the law and completed the registra-
ton, hereby announces the names of those per-
sons in the district who are qualified to vote,
in addition 10 those heretofore registered also
the names OF those transferred, stricken from
the list, &c.
NEW VOTERS IN FIRST PRECINCT.
Almony, Franklin T. Shane, Wm.F.
McCubbin, Chas. c. Standiford, A. M.
McCubbin, VIM. F..
NEW VOTERS IN SECOND PRECINCT.
Baker, James Nicholson, Lacy II.
Croker, George W. Nelson, James
Edie, John E. Tracy, Andrew j.
Knight, Ignatius Taylor, George W.
Kelly, William Wilson, Albert j.
Lloyd, Charles NJ. Young, John
Marsh, John G. Hills, James colored.
McGirre, John S. Smith, Saml.
Marley, VIM. H. Wells, VIM.
McCleary, Isaac N.
REMOVED FROM SECOND PRECINCT.
Cooney, VIM. Sr. Hicks. Abram
DIED IN SECOND PRECINCT.
Stirling, Robert
ELI MATTHEWS,
Officer Registration 18th Election District.
Oct. I6.-1t
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JUDGES OF ELECTION FORNO-
VENEER ELECTION, 1875.

OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS FOR BALTIC. Co.,
TowsoNTowN, Oct. 18th, 1875.
ORDERED that the following persons be and
" they are hereby appointed JUDGES OF
THE NOVEMBER ELECTION for 1875, for
the following districts:
FIRST DISTRICT.
(LEWIS LEHMAN,
1st Precinct EDWARD W. STEIFEL,
HENRY SCHLOSSER.
JOHN N. WALKER,
I'd Precinct JOHN J. PILERT,
GEORGE DEH0FF.
SECOND DISTRICT
GERARD EMMART,
R. S. OWINGS GRIFFIN,
JOHN S. MILLER.
THIRD DISTRICT
WILLIAM POLE,
LIST Precinct ALFRED H. SLADE,
JOHN S. STANSBYRY.
(CHAS. LYON ROGERS,
I'd Precinct BENJAMIN WATTS,
JOHN T. GRAHAM.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
WILLIAM PREFER,
JESSE UPPERCO.
JOHN F. GORE.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
ABRAHAM S. COOPER,
JACOB resi-,
THOMAS HALE.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
JESSE DALEY,
NICHOLAS HOSHALL,
JOHN COOPER, SR.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
JAMES HALL,
LIST Precinct ADRIAN DOWNS,
JOSEPH WINEMILLER.
(TH0MAS J. MILLER,
I'd Precinctl HARRISON ALM0NY,
A. J. ELLIOTT.
--.~ ETGR7R DISTRICT.
HARRISON SCOTT,
WILLIAM GENT, JR.,
JOHN BOND.
NINTH DISTRICT.
WILLIAM BISHOP, JR.,
LIST Precinct AUGUST DANES,
CHARLES HAMILTON.
~. EDWARD WARD,
I'd Precincts JAMES H. SMITH,
JACOB BAUGHMAN.
(CHARLEs H. MANN, SR.
Sd Precinct JOHN W. SHANKLIN, SR.,
JOHN. E. PORTER.
TENTH DISTRICT
WILLIAM HALL,
MANSON HUGHES,
]. MARCH MCC0MAS, JR.
ELEVENTH DISTRICT.
SAMUEL NJ. RANKIN,
LIST Precinct JOSEPH H. G0RSUCH,
NATHANIEL P. C0RBIN.
(ALBERT M. BROWN,
I'd Precinct WILLIAM Y. DAY,
PETER B. HALEY,
TWELFTH DISTRICT.
(THOMAS B. TODD,
LIST Precinct EDWARD HOPKINS,
WILLIAM BUTTON.
THOMAS j. PITCHER,
I'd Precinct BENJAMIN F. COOK,
WILLIAM ASHER.
(ADAM G. ERDMAN,
Sd Precinct LOUIS BONSALL
JAMES THOMPSON.
THIRTEENTH DISTRICT.
WILLIAM T. RANDLE,
HALBERT HOFFMAN,
JOHN BEAR.
The first gentleman named in each District
nd Precinct is hereby appointed RETURN
UDGE. By order,
DANIEL ]. McCAULEY,
EDWARD RIDER,
BENJAMIN F. JORDAN,
County Commissioners for BALTIC, county,
Oct. l6.-te.
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ID EGIsTRATIoN NOTICE.
SECOND ELECTION DISTRICT.

The undersigned, Officer of Registration for
the I'd Election District, having sat in accord
ance with the law and completed the registra-
ton, hereby announces the names of those per-
sons in the district who are qualified to vote,
in addition to these heretofore registered; also
the names of those transferred, stricken from
the list, &c.
NEWLY REGISTERED,
Alexander, James Moran, William
Bailey, George F. Mansfield Jacob Il.
Clay, Henry Miller, S, Francis
Oraiger, 4gnatius Neiner, John P.
Cleishard, VIM. H. Penn, George W.
Dettmer, Henry Schaffer, John S.
johnson, Geo. col. Smith, John A.
TRANSFERRED FROM DISTRICT.
Berry, John T, to Baltimore city,
Nicholson, William to Sd dist, BALTIC. county.
Ritter, Emanuel P.
Ritter, Thomas II, " :"