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PROPOSALS TO LAY OUT
STREETS
in Baltimore County.

OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS BALTIC Co.,
TowsoNTowN, Oct. goth, 1875.
PROPOSALS. will be received st this Office
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The Reform legislative ticket is such one
as guarantees good service to the people,
There are no Caesars on it. Noneof them have
any personal or political ambitions to serve or
ONLY
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&&-Hon. John Lee Carroll has at last come
TO the rescue of Woolford, no doubt forced to
do so by the Ring managers. He says he now
believes the charges made against WoOlford by
Senator Earle, and reasserted by Senator Clag-
gett, to be incorrect. How is it that Mr.. Car
roll did not say SO in the Senate, when the
charges were openly made, and Mr. Earle said
that Woolford was not a fit associates for honest
men? Why did he allow his friends character
to be aspersed, and not rise in his defence? If
he believes Woolford innocent now, what has
effected the change in his mind9 Is it not be-
cause Wooford is on the same ticket with the
grandson of my grandfather"
&sa-Some poor old 'sringworm" writes to the
Journal about the bad condition of the Hartford
road, and says "I fear the Radicals will carry
all before them" if something is not done. He
also says, owe, in our imaginary security,
laugh at them 6st fear zoe must pay for our
laugh" "Oh, no. The Radicals" won't charge
you anything. You can laugh as much as you
please. It's all up with you.
eB-Ex. Judge Richard B. Carmichael could
not be persuaded 70 preside or attend at the
Carroll Ring meeting at Centreville on We'd
nesday of last week. It is rumored that the
venerable Judge denounees, in strong terms,
the nomination of Woolford.
Gg~ Ex Senator Hamilton says he has con-
fidence in Hon. John Lee Carroll, ENTERPRISES
no opinion about Woolford. Mr.. Hamilton has
nrohahIv changed his opinion of Mr. Carroll
since reading Mr.. Earle's letter.
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WOOLfOr(L -A00iN.

Senator Earle is getting his blood up and is
speaking out with something like the warmth
and vigor that he exhibited when he first detect
ed Comptroller WooIford attempting to perpe-
trate shabby fraud. As is well known, Mr..
Earle is Demeerat and IS supporting the "rea-
ular ticket" For this reason be was anxious
that he should not be called upon TO repeat the
language used by him on the floor of the Senate
when he exposed the bogus pension case. 1t was
only when his veracity was called ip question by
the published card of Colonel Wooford, deny
ing that he had ever made application for pen
sion for any man from Somerset county, that Mr..
Earle felt obliged to reiterate his charge, and to
submit his proof. His first letter, substantiated
by the certificate of Senator Claggett, was con-
elusive of the whole case, and no other testimo-
nv was needed but Mr.. Carroll having under
taken to smooth the matter down, by pleading
an imperfect recollection, and by giving sort
of negative assent to Colonel Wooford's Noah
Webster" story, Mr.. Earle has addressed letter
to the editors of the American that completely
demolshes the whole theory of the defence, and
leaves Colopel Woolford in a worse position than
before.
The Hon Charles NJ. Jump, who was Chair-
man of the Senate Committee on Pensions in
1872, says that there a0as an application made for
pension for man from Somerset county, and
that Col. Woolford was before the committee
three or four times urging its favorable consider
alton. The committee determined to report
against the bill, and Col Woolford thereupon
s.s-.a--.-ll, ana all thai Mr.. Jump kneW OF il
afterwards was that it had been referred to the
Senate Committee on Finance. This no doubt
is the bill to which Mr.. Earle referred when he
called the attention of the Senate to the fraud
This effectually dsposes CT the assertion made by
Col. WOolford and his friends that no appica-
ton had been made at the session of 1872 for
pension for any citizen of Somerset county. No
matter what the Senate Journal says, here is he
distinct recollection of the Chairman of the Com
mttee on Pensions in support Of Mr.. Earle's orig
na statement We think that there is but little
use of pursuing the subject further If the peo-
pie of Maryland elect Comptroller Woolford for
fourth term, it will be in the face Of the most
indisputable proof tia! he attempted to perpetrae
a.fraud on the Treasury % The State, and being
detected therein sought 80 evade the consequent
ces Of his wrongful ACT hr procuring certificates
from bis friends which distorted and misrepre-
sented the real facts. Baltimore american
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-ZEB CRUMMET says wise men learn more
from fools than fools do from them.
Cold, piercing winds and driving rains
seldom fail to bring on a cough, cold or hoarse-
ness al this season, and DR.. Bulls Cough Syr-
up should be kept in every house. For sale by
all druggists.
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rs 1t IS very strange that one of the Dem
ocratic nominees in this county, CIR the Legis
lature, should ask to be placed Oh the Reform
ticket also. Did he think his chances on the
first were slim2
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Ig~ Tell some Of the Democrats in this
county that the State ''rng' is robbing the
treasury and they do not deny it. Their an
swer is, "why, didn't one % your Revenue COL
lectors rob the Government Of $4,000" That
is their only argument
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ID EGIsTRATION NOTICE.
SIXTH ELECTION DISTRICT,
NEWLY REGISTERED.


| Ashton, VIM. P. Alban Eli S.
! B
Bailey, Charles G. Butcher, Robert D.
/ Baker, VIM. II. Boon, Samuel
Brenaman, VIM. H. Bolinger Valentine Sr,
| Colwell, Wm. Coltrder, Henry
Cotter, Nicholas J. Cotter, James B.
D
DUR, VIM. Dunke, VIM.
E
Ensor, John E.
Foreman, Henry H. Foreman, Henry j.
Grim. VIM Gosnell Jacob NJ.
Gessford, franklin Gore, John
III
Hoffman VIM. of VIM. J .Houseman, John
Hare, Abraham Hicks, Charles III.
Hoffacker, Elijah Hunt, VIM. T.
Justice, Israel
NJ
Mackey, Richard A. Miller, Lewis
Miller, Geo. F. Name, Abraham
Nance John Michael, John O.
Menges, Michael Masemore, Jeremiah A.
P
Palmer, Elijah
Stansbury, Daniel Stansbury, Samuel
Safer, John H. Sutton, John
Spicer, Geo. W. Sweeny, Samuel A.
I
Taylor, Joshua Tracey, Nelson
Tracey, Henry Taylor, Isaac H.
Taylor, Peter Taylor, Charles
w
Wolf, Ruben II. Warner, Melchoir
Whipperman, III. ii. Wilson, Wm
Young, Joseph w.
q
Zeigman, VIM.
TRANSFERRED.
Baker, Henry to 9TH district
Ruhl, Henry to 9Th district.
Taylor, George to 9TH district
Stanshury, Adolpkus to 18th district.
Marley, VIM. II. to 18th district.
LEFT THE DISTRICT.
John Linton, Joseph Linton
DECEASED.
Wisner, John Baublitz, Charles W.
Leach, James Palmer, John
JAMES w. MCCULLOUGH,
Officer Of Registration, 9th Election District.
Oct. 30.--1t.
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Ae~Let every man vote his sentiments on
Tuesday next We desire tosee fair election,
and are willing to abide ths result, whatever
that may be.
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DIED.

IS For every line Of poetry prose accompanying
death notices, 10 cents line is charged to be paid for
in advance
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lD~ Why is it that the democratic meetings
SO poorly attended, Does it mean anything?
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VOTE FOR ]. MORRISON HARRIS, THE
CENTEN NAL GOVERNOR OF MARYLAND
1t is now pretty generally conceded, even by
supporters of the "riug" ticket that Mr. Harris
will carry Baltimore county by handsome
majority. Help to swell that majority by Civ
ing one day-Tuesday next--to the popular
cause of retrenchmsnt srd reform. You will
never regret it.
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r e r. Q R M!2
The Ringo Carries BaEti-
more City by am Hnsig-
nifiCant Majority!

THE RESULT SECURED BY FRAUD
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THE undersigned, oy virtue of decree of
L the Circuit Court for Baltimore county,
passed on the 2sth day Of October, A. d. 1875,
will offer at public sale, at the Exchange Sales
Rooms, in the city of Baltimore, on
Wednesday, 9Th day Of Noven,5er, A. D. 1875,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-10-30

isaac oro~theT, Sr makes an excellent
impression wherever he goes. He is one of the
sterling men Of the count Honest toll has
made him such. He isan excellent mechanic
The county can lose nothing by having good
mechanic in the Commissioners board. This
is matter that has been too long overlooked
Vote for Mr. Crowther.
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On the Esd inst LIZZIE in the 2Sth year of her age
wife of VIM. II. Cockey, of Lutherville.
In this county, Oct. Goth, Miss MARY Z. BRADLEY
aged 20 years. months and days.
At"Epsom," near Towsontown, on the evening of the
9th inst after long illness, CHARLES RIDGELY CHEW
in the 29th year of his age
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-10-30

LUTHER TIMANUs, I'd district.
SAM'L X. GRIFFITH, 9Th district.
GEO. s. KEIFFER, 18th district.
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--Jabez Armacost is a son Of toll, honest and
capable He belongs to the ill-favored fifth
District He is worth more than "banner.w
Make him Treasurer.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-10-30

The Prohibition candidate for Governor in
Ohio received 2,553 votes. Delaware county
gave the highest number, 23l. In twenty two
counties no votes were cast for him, and nine
teen others gave less than ten each.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-10-30

Edward D. Freeman is man of broad Gull
ture and excellent sense. He would be an or
nament to the Maryland Senate.
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The defauters of the State owe about four
hundred thousand dollars State tares to the Trca
sury' The last Legislature appropriated SO 800
for publishing their names and he amount due
from them in the various newspapers of the
State. Rob tie people and then make them
pay for publishing the names of the fellows
who Do it. Strange economy.
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REFORM COUNTY TICKET.

State Senator,
EDWARD W. FREEMAN, 1st district.
House of Delegates,
JAMES E. HOOPER, Sd district.
ROBERT S. SMITH, Sth district.
VIM. WHITELOCK, Sd district.
o. P. BALDWIN, JR., 9th district.
DIR. JAS. J. GIVEN, 4th district.
WILLIAM Il. CURTIS, 10th district.
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Boys eighteen years old are not votsfs and
they should not be allowed to defeat the voice
of the legal voters of the county and State
Every freeman should be on guard on election
day to see that this rising generation of Ban
mons and Germans does not thwart the will of
the people.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-10-30

The man who offers to vote again when he
has voted once is subjected to fine of sic and
costs.
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The man who votes twice is presentable by
the Grand Inquest Of the State and liable, on
conviction, to fine of $40 aud one months
imprisonment
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-10-30

-"Useful men to the party" came from the
city and voted in the county at the Democratic
primaries Will they be raore copscentious
next Tuesday than they were then?
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John E. BULL AND WIFE US. TH0M-
q AS N. BULL AND OTHERS, IN THE
ORPHANS COURT OF BALTIC. COUNTY.
Ordered by the Orphans Court of Baltimore
County, this 9th day of October, 1875 that the
sale made and reported by John E. Bull, Trus-
tee, for the sale OF the real estate mentioned in
the proceedings in the above entitled cause be
ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the con-
trary thereof be shown on or before the 22d
day Of November, 1875, provided copy of this
order be inserted in some newspaper printed
in Baltimore county, once in each of three sue
cessive weeks before the I'D day of Novemb Der,
1875. The report states the amount of sales to
be 81 10000.
JOSHUA F. COCKEY,l
T. G. RUTLEDGE, Judges
G. II. 0WINGS,
True Copy-Test:
JOS. B. MITCHELL,
Oct 3O.-3w. Register Of Wills
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County Commissioners,
PLEASANT HUNTER, 18th district.
ROBT. s. CORSE, 18th district.
ISAAC CROWTHER, ST., 9th district.
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Geo. S. Keitfer is young man of fine APP
pearapee and impressive intelligence. He will
make good Judge of the Orphans Court. We
had the pleasure of meeting him for the first
time this week.
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Why can't every poor fellow who owns
forty acres of land and no more or less have
them exempt from taxation when Charitable
and benevolent Institutions" have this many
exempt?
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| vocate and vote for reform must expect to be
punished as Democratic traitors"
Reporters and bummers from Baltimore
city are not legal yoters-if on the registry--ir
their rights voted away by these fellows, they
must be out early on election day and stay by
the ballot-box until the votes are counted,
"A distinguished Democratic orator in the
county said at Democratic "rng" meeting
that the State saved 81 100000 by the defeat oil
Mr.. Hamiton's nomination. How much it
will save by the defeat Of Mr.. Carrolps cleo
ton is the problem the people are solving.
The Baltimore County Herald takes us to
account for asserting that Hon. Charles ]. NJ,
Gwinn is the counsel of the Baltimore aud Ohio
Railroad Company. We will have TO have it
from better authority than the Herald before
we will believe that he is not.
The Reform legislative ticket is such a one
as guarantees good service to the people,
There are no Caesars on it. Noneof them have
any personal or political ambitions to serve or
to crafty. They will be the peoples servants
only.
The Prohibition candidate for Governor in
Ohio received 1858 votes. Delaware county
gave the highest number, 23l. In twenty two
counties no votes were cast for him, and nine
teen others gave less than ten each.
Geo. S. Keiifer is a young man of fine APP
pearapee and impressive intelligence. He will
make good Judge of the Orphans Court. We
had the pleasure of meeting him for the first
time this week
Why can't every poor fellow who owns
forty acres of land and no more or less have
them exempt from taxation when Charitable
and benevolent institutions" have this many
exempt?
--"Useful men to the party" came from the
city and voted in the county at the Democratic
primaries. Will they be raore copscientious
next Tuesday than they we're then?
= The man who votes twice is presentable by
The Grand Inquest Of the State and liable, on
to fine Of $40 aud one months |
imprisonment.
Edward D. Freeman is man of broad Gull |
5ure and excellent sense. He would be an or
nament to the Maryland Senate.
The man who offers to vote again when he |
mas voted once is subjected to a fine of sic and
costs.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-10-30

What did the great-grandson ever do for
The public school system Of The State? Would
we have system Of public ipstrQctiop 70 day
lift had depended on him to be carried through
4 man can speak against proposition some
times aud "hedge" afterwards, when he sees he
has not taken the popular side,
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County Commissioners for BALTIC. County.
Oct 30-lW.
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County Surveyor,
WILLIAM ROUSSEY, LIST district.

treasurer,
JABEZ ARMACOST, 5th district.
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Sheriff,

Sheriff,
STEPHEN BARTON, 9th district.
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--lfany voter votes atany polling place in the
Jurisdiction in which he does not reside, or votes
in more than one precinct of the same district,
Or ip more than district, or on any name
not hIs Own. or in place OF any other person of
the same nate BIS is liable, on conviction, to
ane of 500 and thirty dGys' Imprisonment.
Robert S. Corse is one of the best, most in
dustrious business men in the county. He
runs very successfully the most extensive nur-
sery south of Mason's and Dixon's line. If you
desire serviceable member in the board, vote
for him. He and his associates can render in
valuable service to the county.
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Owens, in our city yesterday. He had just re-
turned from a visit to Boston. New York and
Philadelphia, looking well and 10 fine spirits-
He is to appear at the Academy OF Music in a
short time also al Ford's Opera House in Wash
ington We are all anxious to behold his quisi.
cal face and inimitahle acting once again.
Business is improving somewh hat though not
ye, so good as cou!d he desired NEsToR
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1875-01-13
KENTUCKY NEWS.

ShelbyviIle is now lighted by gas.
The Bowling Green Republican has changed
its name to the Bowling Green Globe.
James Monroe, horse-trainer, fell into a
creek a Lexington, Sunday, whils drunk and
was drowned.
James Miller of Harrison county, sold re-
Gently trOtting colt for SlI ,00O
The Paducah Tobacco Plant has changed its
name TO Farmers Sentinel.
The Harrodsburg People is hereafter to be
called the Observer and Reporter.
The Lebanon Standard says that the late
Judge Hardin had his life insured for $40 goo.
Col. Oscar Turner will be candidate for
United States Senator, to succeed Hon. John
W. Stevenson.
Henry Kramer, who murdered his brother
in COyington, Ky, on the 9th Of last July, was
sentenced to the penitcntiary for 81 years, on
the 9TH instant.
In the Falmouth Police Court the other day
q quarrel arose between he judge and tine
marshal, in which pistols were drawn but No
one hurt.
On Christmas night, just after dark, three
prisoners confined in the Owenton Jail made
their escape. Two Ofthe men were charged
with horse stealing, the other with carrying 2
Concealed deadly weapons.
The publication Of The Tri-Weekly Mays
Vile Eagle has been discontinued. Mr.. Green
will continue the publication Of the Weekly
Eagle.
The negro girl shot by KukluN near Clay
village aboUt two months ago, has recovered
her strens b, though the vision of the injured
eye Is still defective.
On the night of December p, George Fay,
of Boyd county, was shot at, the ball grazing
bis back: He heard noise at the door, and,
on going to see whls 1t "as, was fred upon.
Col. Jere. j. Lil!ara, Of Owsn, is announced
a. a candidate Cor Attorney General. subject to
tie action OF the DcT0braIic Stale Convention
in May.
a e-raria. WIS recently found in a field in
Robertson county aith the fJlljwIn. names in
scri' e. 1T it, .h,!i: Z. A.hcrait. 1922; Y. 4.
Eratron, $50; Wm. Wood. 1858; IL. 4. Wood,
1854
Rev. Is. W. NirJ'ntIi. d. D., lately pycsi-
.pi.. ii "a tamb-IiiE! diversity At Lebanon,
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1875-01-13
Friday, Jan. =.

One thousand troops sailed from Cadiz; Spain,
last Sunday for Cuba.
The requisite number of jurors in the Tilton-
Beecher case were obtained yesterday.
Drunken Zach Chandler has been renomina-
ted for the U. S. Senate by the Republicans in
the Michigan Legislature.
Hannibal Hamlin has been renominated for
the U. S. Senate by the Republican caucus of
the Maine Legislature.
negro woman in Pitt county. n. c., recent
ly gave birth to triplets, the FIRST was white, tho
second mulatto, and the third black as a tar
kiln.
little darky in Rome, Ca, stole a ca Ike from
his grandm6ther, and when she stripped him for
a whipping he ran away. lie was found frozen
to death next morning.
Mr.. Charles Albrecht, Of Columbia, S. c.,
while laboring under a fit of temporary aberra-
tion yesterday afternoon, shot himself in the
head witha Colts navy pistOl-a portion of the
brain being carried away. He fingered until
about u o'clock last night and then died.
He leaves wife but no children.
Mr.. Harvey Groner, who lived near South
point, Castor county, n. c., committed suicide
few days ago by hanging. There seems to
have been no cause assigned by his friends why
be should have committed the fatal deed. Mr..
Groner was about forty years old. He was a
married man, and left two or three children.
A cOl0red man named Lucas shot another
named Lawyer Weaver Sunday morning early,
near Bennick's Mills, Ga, on the Central rail
road, about sixteen miles from Augusta. 1t is
said Weaver had been living with Lucas wife
for the past few weeks, and that lac was with
her in his room when Lucas put gun through
a window and shot him, killing him instantly
1t has now been ascertained from a reliable
source that Cohen, the missing Polish pedler
from Nashville, was robbed, murdered and his
body buried near Russellville, KY, by the
county authorities. His horse and wagon were
sold by order of the county court, which will
appoint an administrator Of his effects. His
papers, accounts, etc., were all found en- his
body, but the money and valuablss were miss
ing.
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Thursday, Jan. q.

Eight jurors have been secured in the Tilton-
B. echer case.
The entire commercial and non political
world of New Orleans, including all the clergy,
unite in pronouncing Gen. Sheridan's charge
that the white people arc banditti, as infa-
mously false.
The bark Assumcesn, from Pensacola, Fla,
for London, was lost at sea, and several Of
the crew drowned.
ex-governor R. d. Lindsay, of Alabama,
has become a resident of Denver. Colorado.
The cid sell about Strengthening the negro 5
hair has been revived, and parties are now en-
gagged in certain localities in Texas in selling
some vile decoction that takes all the hair of
and leaves the head barefooted.
Two white boys on the Gadberry place, uear
Yazoo, Miss, about twelve years old, got into
a fight last Saturday. Their names are Boyd
johnson and - Green. Young Green
stabbed johnson with knife and killed him
instantly.
Two youths from Selma, Alabama, named
Charles Street and Frank Roach, were arrested
at Columbus, Ga, the other night, on the
charge Of robbing their employers in the for
mer city of $500, with which they were bound
for New York "to see the world" S475 2j
were recovered.
Joe Parker, noted desperate, well known
in northern and western Texas, was killed
yesterday by the deputy sheriff OF Hunt county.
The deputy called ON Parker to SURRENDER.
Parker fred Immediately, the ball grazing the
deputy's head. The latter returned the fire
Kidding Parker's head with buekshot, killing
him INSTANTLY.
A private dispatch just received at Memphi.
says a party of citizens who were searching
Lee county, Mississippi, for the murderers OF
tho Borum family have arrested four negros ,onC
of whom confessed to the crime, and said
there were six negroes concerned in the TRACE
dy: that they first shot and killed Borum, his
wife and the negro boy, and then fred the
house in half dozen places, burning alive the
two children, and locking the door to prevent
their escape.
NJ. L. Murray, agent of the Singer Sewing
Machine Company in Macon, Ga, committed
suicide at the Brown House Thursday nigh
by taking laudanum.