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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-08-28

No NOMINATIONS IN ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY
The Republican Convention for Anne Arundel
county assembled in the city Of Annapolis on
Tuesday of this week in obedience to the call of
the State Central Committee, and the call of the
Anne Arundel county Executive Committee,
which latter call stated the purpose of the con-
vention to be for sending delegates to the State
convention, to be held at Westminster, Sept. 9Th,
to elect members of the State Central Committee
end to nominate, OF consider the feasibility Of
nominating, county ticket. The convention
elected its delegates to the State convention and
members of the State Central Committee and then
took up the discussion of the propriety of nomina
ting a ticket A committee was appointed to
consider the matter and after being out about
twenty minutes came in and reported that I'll is
the sense of the convention that Is iaexped,ent TO
nominate ticket' This sensible recommends
ton was adopted unanimously. A motion to ad-
journ gave rise to some talk like the following ::
A delegate said he was opposed to nominating a
ticket because be could not ask the Republicans
to march up to the slaughter-pen as the polls in
Anne Arundel county had come to be.
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STRAY COWS.

BALTIMORE COUNTY TO WIT:
ID l hereby certify that James Boyce took up
as strays, the following described cattle found
trespassing upon his premises on the 9th day
of August, viz:
ONE RED HEIFER, yeenzM
small, straight horns vNtN
ONE LIGHT RED and WHITE HT
HEIFER,
small crooked horns;
ONE LIGHT RED and WHITE HEIFER,
yearling;
ONE RED YEARLING HEIFER.
And also on the 18th day of August, the fol-
lowing, viz:
ONE LIGHT RED and WHITE MULEY
COW;
ONE RED COW,
with small, straight horns;
ONE LIGHT RED AND WHITE COW,
small horns;
ONE RED COW,
with belly and tail white;
ONE RED COW,
large crooked horns;
ONE BLACK and WHITE cow.
with crumpled horns;
ONE RED and WHITE or BRINDLE cow,
with straight horns.
Given under my hand this 18th day of Au-
gust, 1875.
JAMES MILLER, j. p.
The owners of the above described Cows and
Heifers are requested to come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take them away.
JAMES BOYGE,
Joppa Road, near Towsontown.
Aug. 14.-3t.
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Ms-The Montgomery county Advocate, (dem-
rcratic) warns its readers against what it calls
"the Vaccinations of the State ring" and the
influence of that "ring" in the selection fcan-
didates for the next Legislature. The ADVOCATE
says:
"The said ring is doubtless concerned about
the third member of the board of public works,
viz the State treasurer This important Off
Ger, as the public know, is to be elected by the
next Legislature and we say to our party, be
careful to nominate such candidates as will not
be likely to vote for the choice of the ring for
State treasurer"
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mostly, oak, hickory, ash, walnut and cotton

wood.
Birds of every variety live in abundance, and
the air rings night and day with songs of the
hooking bird. They can initiate almost every
sound, from the wall of lost chick er to the
cooling of rain frog. To appreciate the won
derful vocal powers of this bird, one must see
and hear him in his native wildness, as he
trills out his glad songs in perfect freedom.
Have seen two snakes since my arrival they
were each, only two yards long, and about the
size of persons wrist They were small ones
however, called chicken snakes. Many insects
abound whose sting is dangerous and often fa-
tai.
Crops have been suffering greatly from con-
tinued drought. Farmers are now busy pick
ing cotton and complaining of shortness of
crop say they will make about half they ex-
pected. Corn is about as usual, and ready to
gather. Corn and cotton are. the principal
products, with potatoes Irish and sweet. Two
crops of potatoes are raised in q season. Fruit
is very scarce, no apples at all. | ostep long
for some of the delicious apples Of good old
Baltimore county, but I have to be content,
knowing that you all are enjoying natures
best offerings. We have all kept very we'll so
far. l will close, promising more some future
time. Yours truly, M. L. M.
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FATAL Acc1DENr.-On Monday afternoon last,
between and 4 o'clock, Mr.. r. Tevis Ship
ley, an aged and respected citizen of Freedom
district, met with an accident which caused al
most instant death. He and his youngest son
were engaged in hauling straw from the barn
yard. Mr.. Sbipley was on top of the load, and
the young man driving the team, and in turn
ing, the pole across the straw slipped, causip g
Mr.. S. to fall off the wagon. He Struck the
ground with great force, dislocated his neck,
and death ensued almost instantly. His son
went to his assistance, but found his father
speechless.- Westminster Advocate
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SHOOTING AFFRAY IN BELAR, HARTFORD COUNTY
"A Man MortaLly Wounded.-James Monks, who
lives near the Hickory, Hartford county, was shot
and MORALLY wounded at Beair, on Saturday
night last, by young man named Thos. Archer,
Jr. The facts are about as follows: Ia the after
noon difficulty occurred between Archer and
man named John Wann, when Monks nterfered
to prevent fight. About 8 o'clock the same
night Monks was standing in front Of the Gran
gers Hotel leaning on the iron railing at the
curbstone when Archer approached him from the
other side of the street and at once renewed the
difficulty by. challenging Monks to come out and
fight him. Monks reply was, 81 don't know
you" whereupon Archer said, "I'll make you
know me-" and drawing pistol deliberately
shot twice at Monks, one ball penetrating the left
breast just above the heart, and the other taking
effect in the right lung. The pistol was fred
while the parties were but few feet apart and
so little noise was made that it was some mo-
ments before the persons standing around could
realize that man had been shot. Monks reeled
and fell, and some one went to pick him up,
when Archer, retreating across the street, ex-
claimed, in loud voice, 81 shot that man.
The wounded man was taken into the hotel and
cared for. Heis represented to have been quiet,
inoffensive person, not at all quarresome, and
was a ss-leader in the Methodist Church. He
has wife and six small children, who, in the
event of his death, will be left in destitute cir
cumstances. He is about thirty-ive years old
Archer is a young man of about twenty-0ne
years, whose father keeps cigar store in Belair.
He had no doubt been drinking during the day,
but was perfectly cool and collected when he fired
the fatal shots. He is painter by trade and but
recently returned from Philadelphia, where he
had been working.
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HNHE members of the Republican Executive
Committee of Baltimore county are here
by notified to meet at Towsontown, on
Wednesday, the LIST day of September meat,
ar at 10 o'clock A. M.
Every member of the Committee is request
ed to be present as matters of Importance will
be for the consideration of the Committee.
WILLIAM II. HOFFMAN,
Aug. 21.-td. Chairman.
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SINGULAR FREAK OF NATURE.-About three
weeks ago, COW belonging to Mr.. Marion Get
zendanuer, living few miles west of this city,
gave birth to calf, and few days age she gave
birth to another. Both the calves are living and
doing we'll We doubt if the ''oldest inhabitant"
ever heard of such an occurrence, but the delay
in the arrival of the latter is attributable to the
supposition that it came by way of the Peansyl-
vania Railroad. frederick Examiner, 25th inst
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MB-Ben Wade thinks Ohio will go all right
this fall, and the Cincinnati Commercial says t:
"Mr. Wade's opinion agrees with that of cool
observers throughout the State. Bill Allen and
Sam Carey will be beaten beautifully-nOt 50
badly as they deserve, but so conclusively that
hey will not be heard Of any more"
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GD-A short time ago Postmaster General
Jewell introduced an experiment in the Depart
ment in the way of separate pouches in the
mail for registered letters transported between
points remote from each other. The first was
between Boston and San Francisco. This trial
has proved exceedingly satisfactory to the De-
partment. 1t is now contemplated to- place
them on all routes of considerable length and
where the mail is Of much magnitude. 49,.
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The Adams Express Company employs g.
600 men, 1900 horses, and l 200 railway cars,
ndtheir special messengers travel over 100, 900
miles day.
"A drunken man slid head first into hue
of a church ct Pittsfeld, and two carpenters
destroyed hundred dollars worth of the build
ing in getting him out
In the coal mine regions of Pennsylvania
acts of violence and disorder are still perform
ed. The Italian laborers who formerly worked
there have left in disgust.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

HAVING been informed by two responsible
Ia citizens of the county that report has
been circulated in their neighborhoods that
would not be a candidate before the next Coun-
ty Convention for the position of States Attor
ney, deem it due to my friends, as we'll as
field as a candidate and would feel highly hon.
ored by nomination for that position,
Respectfully,
Dec. l9.-tf. C. BONN SLINGLUFF.
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ls~ Prior to 1860 woman was married in
Tennessee and was deserted by her husband
in 1862. Without having been divorced, though
two years desertion is good ground for divorce
in that State, after the lapse of two years she
married again. The second husband joined the
Federal army and died in 1865. In 1873 the
Legislature passed an act legalizing the last
marriage, and the widow is now applying for a
pension The Commissioner of Pensions holds
that the first parties had not been divorced at
the time of the death of the soldier, when the
claim was attached, If any ever existed. The
act of the Legislature is retroactive and uncon-
stitutional SO far as the claim is concerned.
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gss~ The Republicans of Howard county met
in convention ON Monday of this week, elected
their delegates to the State convention, their
members of the State Central Committee and
nominated full ticket for the county offices.
They claim that there is a good chance of cleo
ton in that county. If Carroll and German
lose Howard county what will become Of the
Centennial and the Canal?
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@g-A race took place at Utica, N. " on Sat-
urday last, the contestants being Goldsmith
Maid, Lulu and American Girl, in which the
Maid won back her laurels, winning the race
in three straight heats. Time, 2:1S3, 2:172 and
ZIG. Goldsmith Maid is now nearly nineteen
years old and has probably won more races and
more money than any other horse on the Amer
lean turf. 1t is stated that Budd Doble, her
driver, started for New York city after this race
to advise the withdrawal of the Maid from the
turf
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PAPER MILLS, BALTIC. Co,

aug. 10, 1910. ]
MeSsrs. Editors of the Union Il discover
that in the call for primary meetings and coun-
ty convention, over my signature, to elect del
egates to the State convention and members OF
the State Central Committee, the call is also
made to nominate county ticket. I do not
approve of the nomination of a county ticket
and shall call the committee together to con-
slider the matter.
WILLIAM II. HOFFMAN.
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A-T There has been considerable said during
the past two or three years in relation to indie
pendence in politics. Carl Schurz seems to have
taken the lead in that matter so far the national
idea is concerned. The notion seems to be that
the independent voters can hold the balance of
power and act as a purifier TO politics, if they
will make use of their power in this light.
manly independence is comnendable in any mat
ter A man that is man will be independent
and stand upon his own bottom. If a PROPOSE
ton is made to him that he cannot sanction or a
ticket offered him that his conscience cannot al
low him to vote, he will denounce the first and
refuse the second if be lives up TO his convictions.
And this is just what has been the matter with
too many people in relation to voting They
have not exercised courageous independence in
refusing to vote for pen and measures that their
convictions could not endorse. That time seems
near at hand when an independence in this mat
ter of voting will take bold and decided stand
And this ripeness of action promises to do much
for the amelioration of the condition Of things.
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lss~ 1t is reported that Senator Thurman
has withdrawn from the canvass in the State
of Ohio. We guess it will not be many weeks
before some Democratic gentlemen in Balti-
more county will withdraw from the canvass
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ls3-The Louisville CoWrier-Jouraal says that
"the average American voter is purchasable
wretch, without intelligence without patriot
ism and without honor" This is paper pub
lished where they roll up Democratic MAORI
ties in the neighborhood of fifty thousand.
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NeW Advertisements.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the SUBJ
Il scribers have obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Baltimore county, letters testament
tary on the estate of
JOSEPH II. WRIGHT,
late of saidceunty, deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against the said estate are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, to the subscribers,
On or before the 25th day of February, 1876;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Those indebted to
said estateare requested to make Immediate
payment. Given under our hands this 25th
day of August, 1875.
OWEN WRIGHT,
ALBERT WRIGHT,
Alberton, Howard co., Exectours.
A. F. CAV, SR.,
70 Columbia St., BALTIC,
Aug. 28.-4w.
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&ss~ Mr.. Christian K Ross, father of the lost
Charley Ross, arrived at Schuyler Falls, New
York, on Wednesday morning to see the child
in possession of French family at that place,
but found that it was not his missing son, al
though bearing wonderful resemblance to him.
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL.

OFFICE County COMMISSIONERS BALTIC. Co.,
TowsoNTowN, Aug. II, 1875.
DROPOSALS will be received at this office
IL until
Wednesday, September LIST, 1875,
at IL o'clock NJ,
FOR furnishing COAL for the BALTIMORE
COUNTY AIMS HOUSE and the COURT
HOUSE, Towsontown, as follows:
For 100 TONS OF No. LEE COAL; for rs
TONS WHITE ASH SUNBURY No. for
Aims House, both the above lots to be deliv-
cred at Texas, Northern Central Railway.
For IS TONS SUNBURY, WHITE ASH, No.
2; for 5 TONS of NUT COAL, SUNBURY. 70
be delivered at Riders Switch, Northern Cen
trail Railway.
All the above coal to be Of first quality.
The Commissioners reserve the right to re-
ject any or all proposals offered
DANIEL J. McCAULEY,
EDWARD RIDER,
BENJAMIN f. JORDAN,
County Commissioners for Baltimore County.
Aug. 2S.-td.
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DIED..

R1-For every line poetry or prose accompanying |
death notices. 10 cents line is charged to be paid for
in advance.
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NeaU Advertisements.

NOTICE.
A REGULAR QUARTERLY MEETING of
n the Farmers Union of Baltimore county,
will be held,
Saturday, September 4th, 1875,
at q o'clock P. M,
re- AT DUNCAN'S HALL.-a@
Aug. 28.-1w.
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By O. P MACGILL, Auctioneer.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROP
ERTY,
BALTIMORE CITY, IN BAL
TIM0RE COUNTY.

Fit
ADJOINING BALTIMORE CITY. IN BAL
TIM0RE COUNTY.
DY virtue of an order of the Orphans Court
I'D for Baltimore county, the undersigned, Ad-
mnistrator of Rachel Waltemyer, deceased, will
offer at public sale, on
Wednesday, September 18th, 1875,
at IL o'clock, NJ,
at the Court House Door, Towsontown,
ALL THAT VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ES-
TATE,
Of which said deceased died possessed, viz:
No. l, Lot Of Ground on the north side Of
-. the Washington Turnpike road, adj -
e" joining the city limits, fronting on
X2said road about so feet and run -
ming back 800 feet, improved with Frame
Corn House, and subject to ground rent Of IS
per annum.
No. 2, Lot of Ground immediately adjoin-
ing the above and fronting on said road about
so feet, and running back 300 feet, improved
with well built Two Story and Attic
BRICK HOUSE WITH BACK BUILDING,
and one Two Story Frame Dwelling, the whole
lot subject to ground rent of $25 per annum.
No. 8, Lot Of Ground about 100 yards west
Of the above described property and fronting
improved by
FOUR TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING
HOUSES,
the whole lot subject to ground rent of $46.8S
per annum.
This property is particularly we'll adapted
for Lager Beer Breweries or Butcher Estab.
lishments from its contiguity to the city
and abundant supply of water.
ne The title is indiSputable.
THE TERMS OF SALE
third cash ON day of sale, and the balance in
two equal payments of three months and six
months; deferred payments to bear interest
from day of sale and be secured to the satisfac-
ton of the Administrator.
CHARLES T. WALTEMYER,
Administrator.
o. P. MACGILL, Auct. Aug. 2S.-ts.
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Keller's Patent Gram, Seed and
Fertilizer Drill, u

ASll0r EdI6uG Grd1u, OG0Q anu
Fertilizer Drill,
The Best and Most Perfect Force Feed Drill
made. 1t took the highest premium at
the Md. State Fair, Oct, 1874.
Hickok's Portable Cider Mill and Press,
Empire Thresher and Cleaner,
Champion Rye Thresher,
Railway and Sweep Horse Powers,
Cucumber Wood Pumps,
Pioneer Stump Pullers,
Maryland Straw. and Fodder Cut
ters, for hand or HORSEPOWER. Stoner's Wheat
Fan, guaranteed equal to any in the market.
McGinniss' Lime Spreader, Steel and Iron
Flows and Plow Castings, Garden Seeds OF all
varieties; Glover, Timothy, Orchard Grass,
Kentucky Blue and other Grass and Field
Seeds Guano, Bone and other Fertilizers.
% Machinery Built and Repaired. ~eN
Al and 43 North PaCa ST.,
BALTIMORE, MD.
j. WESLEY LEE h SON, AGENTS,
Towsontewn, Baltimore county, Md.
Aug. 2S.-tan2S'76.
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Miscellaneous.
NOTICE OF REGISTRATION.
To the Voters of Baltimore County.

of the Registration Law, passed at January
session, 1874, having taken the oath OF office
before the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Balt-
more county, as directed by said act, for the
purpose of discharging the duties Of said of
fee, they will severaliy meet in their respec-
tive Districts, at the following times and places
named below
FIRST DISTRICT,
September 9Th and It'll, 1875,
Atm. R. GERRY'S OFFICE, CATONSVILLE
I'd Precinct.
On Wednesday, September Sth, 1875,
AT FAIRVIEW INN, MILE HOUSE,
FREDERICK ROAD,
LIST Precinct.
SECOND DISTRICT,
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, September
9th, It'll and 8tb, 1875,
AT RANDALLST0WN.
THIRD DISTRICT,
Monday and Tuesday, Sept. 9Th and It'll, 1875,
AT THE OLD HAMMETT HOUSE,
REISTERSTOWN TURNPIKE,
Wednesday, September Sth, 1875,
THE SEVEN MILE HOUSE, REISTERS-
TOWN ROAD.
FOURTH DISTRICT,
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, September
9Th, It'll and 9Th, 1875,
AT HEITSHUE'S HOTEL,
(The place OF holding the Polls,)
REIsTERsToWN.
FIFTH DISTRICT,
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,, September
9Th, 7A and 18th, 1875,
AT
JACKSON'S WHITE HOUSE
SIXTH DISTRICT,
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, September
9Th, It'll and Sth, 1875,
AT WILLIAM H. WHEELER's HOTEL,
MIDDLETOWN
SEVENTH DISTRICT,
Monday, September 9th, 1875,
AT THE HOUSE OF ELI S. SAMPSON,
LIST Precinct;
Tuesday and Wednesday, September It'll
and 18th, 1875,
AT PLEASANT HUNTERS HOTEL
WIsEBURG,
I'd Precinct
EIGHTH DISTRICT,
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, September
9Th, It'll and Sth, 1875,
AT COCKEYSVILLE HOTEL
COCKEYSVILLE.
NINTH DISTRICT,
Monday, September 9th, 1875,
AT RITTER'S COLD SPRING HOTEL,
LIST Precinct;
Tuesday, September 7th, 1875,
AT THE OFFICE OF JAS. H. SMITH,
WoODBERRY,
I'd Precinct;
Wednesday, September 8th, 1875,
AT THE SMEDLEY HOUSE,
TOWsONTOWN,
Sd Precinct
TENTH DISTRICT,
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, September
9Th, tn and Sth, 1875,
AT
SHADES TAVERN.
ELEVENTH DISTRICT,
Monday.and Tuesday, September
9Th and It'll, 1875,
AT JOSHUA L. WRIGHTS HOTEL,
LIST Precinct;
Wednesday, September Sth, 1875,
AT WILLIAM BLACKISTON's,
RIDGELY'S FORCES, PHILADEL-
PHIA TURNPIKE,
I'd Precinct.
TWELFTH DISTRICT,
Monday, September 9Th, 1875,
AT MICHAEL ADAMS, CANTON,
LIST Precinct;
Tuesday, September 18th, 1875,
AT JAS. c. NEIMASTER'S TAVERN, SEW
EN- MILES ON PHILA. ROAD,
I'd Precincts
Wednesday, September Stk, 1875,
AT GARDENERS HALL, BELAIR ROAD,
Sd Precinct.
THIRTEENTH DISTRICT,
Monday, September 9Th, 1875,
AT F. G. F. WALTEMEYER'S TAVERN,
WASHINGTON ROAD;
Tuesday, September It'll, 1875,
AT PETER RETZ', WASHINGTON ROAD;
Wednesday, September sh 1875,
AT JOSEPH HELLMAN'S, ROLLING
ROAD, NEAR RELAY HOUSE.
THE SITTING EACH DAY WILL BE FROM
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,HE SITTING EACH DAY WILL BE FROM

THE SITTING EACH DAY WILL BE FROM
o'clock A. M, until o'clock P. NJ.
Mg- The said lists of qualified voters will be-
corrected, by striking therefrom the names Of
all persons who have died, or those who have
removed from the district, or who have be-
come disqualified under the second and third
Sections of the lst Article of the Constitution
of Maryland, and to register the name of every
person who shall apply to be registered as a
qualified voter who shall satisfy us he possess
es the requisite qualifications under the Con-
stitution of the United States, and also under
the Constitution of the State of Maryland.
Naturalized citizens in each District are re-
quired to exhibit their naturalization papers
to the Registers.
Those persons desiring to be registered or
transferred are respectfully requested to come
forward promptly that the Registers may be
enabled to discharge their duties in accord
ance with the law.
NE. GERRY,
Officer of Registration, LIST Election District.
CHARLES F. ROGERS,
Officer of Registration, I'd Election District.
GEORGE H. ELDER,
Officer of Registration, Sd Election District.
ELIAS C. ST0CKSDALE,
Officer of Registration, 4th Election District.
GEORGE W. JORDAN,
Officer of Registration, 5th Election District.
JAMES W. MCCULLOUGH,
Officer Of Registration, 9th Election District.
ELI MATTHEWS,
Officer OF Registration, 18th Election District
WILLIAM GENT, JR.,
Officer Of Registration, Sth Election District
CHARLES H. MANN, JR.,
Officer of Registration, 9th Election District
RICHARD HUTCHINS,
Officer of Registration, 10th Election District.
EDWIN JESSOP,
officer of Registration, 18th Election District.
J. HARTMAN SCHONE,
officer of Registration, 18th Election District.
GEORGE w. WADE,
Officer of Registration, 18th Election District
Aug. 14.-td.
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COMMITTEE MEETING.

WILLIAM H. HOFFMAN.
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SHOP, IS N. Frederick, ST. BALTIC.
July A.-3m.