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Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-19

GUITEAU started out firmly deter
mined to have no colored man On hi.
jury. There was something, howey-
sr, in the manners and answers u
Ralph Wormley, plastsrer by trade,
which overcame this prejudice, and he
vas sworn rs the ninth juror. Mr.,
Wornley said he thought he could
ssnder fair verdict, did not believe
Ill he read in the newspapers because
tney bad printed untrue things about
himsslf, could not say whether the
President was shst by the prisoner un-
til he heard the evidence. He thought
ii an insane man did the shooting he
was as much guilty as anybody else,
snd did not think a sensible man
could have done such thing.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-19
Lawrence County Court Notes.

CouRTLAND, Ala. Nov. Is, 1881.
The following convictions and SEN
tences were made at the recent term
Of the Lewrence county Circuit Court:
Joe Green, larcency, two years in
the coal mines
Boss Springfield, manslaughter,
one year and 80 days.
George Willingham, manslaughter,
one year and 220 days. 4.
Ephram Madden, larcency, one
wear and l62 dajs.
Rob't. g. Letscn, killing Of Rev
j. NJ. Pichens, II years Penitentiary.
The Grand Jury found 141 true
bills, and recommended an extra
session Of the court this winter t.
clear the docket. i. f. l..
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-19

AUTHORITY has been given post.
masters to correct misdirected letters
when possible and forward them to
the psrrons addressed instead Of to the
Dead Letter Office as heretofore.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-19
A Healthy State.

People are constantly changing their
homes from East to west and from North
0 South or stce 0ersa, in search of heal
ny Stale If they would learn to be
ontented, and to use the CO eb atrd
n dneyrWort when sick they would be
much better off, Tie whole system
can be kept in healthy state by this
simple but eKectual remedy.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-19

Proposals will be received at the
Contract Office of this Departm ent
until P. NJ of January z, 1882 for
carrying the mails Of the United States
upon, the routes, and according to the
schedule OF arrival and departure
specified by the Department, in the
State of Alabama from July 1st, 1882
to June 30th, 1884. List of routes,
with schedules of arrivals and depart
ures, instructions to bidders, with
forms for contracts and bends and all
other necessary information, will be
furnished upon application to the
Second Assistant Postmaster General
lsis N i's'.2 a NV THos- l. JAMES,
~ 9a2lg hHh f2 Postmaster General
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-19
Notice.

Subscriptions to this paper are due
II advances. Our friends whe are still
haNAt61 @ us will consider a blue
.rs. q this paragraph as 4 request
fr ssttlenoat, which they will please
make iamea:ately. Money by mall
ss,sId ts ss,t either by a postto'fiilltc,ee
money sraer Or registered letter, a
xutserikers will confer favor on
IL H prsnst notification Of aay
fsnure Z, receive their paper q IT,
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-19

The Adrocate remarks that the
Knights Of the Mississippi plan may
be confounded to find Lynch law in
Congress. Yes, and their Alabama
kinsnen may stand aghast to see
Lo,cfe1 ahowE in the hand of that
body. *Att7t 1As AEI3
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-19

PoLrrIcAL feeling must be very lit
ter in the tswn of Shackleferd, Va,
where the post Office had to be closed
because the citizens refused to give
quarters to the Readjuster post-mas-
ter. -i Taf0nl bnal 5 ssw a
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-19

A Masonic "Lodge of Sorrow in
memor, OF President Garfield has been
organized in Washington.
w. C. Hoge, the colored member OF
tie city Council Of Chattanooga, Tenn. /,
y Is reelected by handsome majority
The president accepted the resig ma
zion of Attorney Gen. McVeigh Mon
day. Solicitor Gencral phillips will be
the acting Attorney General until the
appointment is made,
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-19
The DAILY TIMES-STAR.

Eight pages, Jorty-eigh columns. Only six
dollars year. 63 for six months 81 so
for three months. Has the largest circula-
ton of any paper in Cincinnati. Is the best
advertising medium and the best paper for
readers who would know of the worlds
doings as promptly as the news can be inn
parted. Address Tlmes-Star, Cincinnati, O.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-19

THs Star-routers succeeded IN
quashing the information upon which
they were arraigned, but they will be
indicted by the next Grand Jury.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-19

IT is worth something more than
the honor to be good President Of
Hayti. That Republic, as a reward
for bis successful administration will
present President Solomon with al
estate medal Of honor and $50 900
in cash.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-19

DDNmbusiness now before the pub
* X \ lie. You ear make money
DIIU | faster at work for us than at
anything else. Capital not required.
We will start you. Sl2 day and up
wards made at home bVl Ihe industrious.
Mem, women, boys and girl- wanted ev-
ervwhere to work far d.. Now is tie
time. Yon can devote your hole time
to the work, or only your spare mo-
ment>. No other business will pay you
nearly as we'll No one willing 10 work
csll fail To make enormous pay by en-
gaging nv nuce. Costly outFtand terms
Tree ~reat Opportunity for making
mt ey eas v aad houoraDlv. Address
Tx, l. Il Co., Augusta, Me.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-19
Tyll5J NOTITJT IuoU1 { uU0.
HUNTSVILLE, ALA,


This we'll know,srhool. Will begin lits
next session the first Monday in Septem-
Der 1881, The usual number Of teachers,
who viii not be changed, will be pres
ent AZ HE opening OF the school. Lii the
institution special afteati0n viii be Civ
en to tile theory and practice OF teaching
The urgent derlIud for thoroughly
competent teachers for our common
schools t..tlls for special efforts T., make
this Department Efficient. This colir>"
will also he found well adapted To the
want, ot those who desire to tit them
selves for the orligJry business pur-
suits OF life, thoro Is i instruction Ibefl 9
given b 8ook-kes sping. In fS7Oa larg e
and clnlnodious t3# RTa -
TWO STORY BRICK BUILDING
was erected at the cost of seven thou
sand dollars. This htmidng is furnishpl
with ';dl necessary apparatus. STU
dents desiring admission to-this institIa
ton nrlst pl e-eite certificates OF good
moral character. ga-a.-
l.rgula:' public eXaninations are held
at the close of each term, which are 81
tonducted as to exhibit clearly the stu
lent : knowledgesof tie subject pursIl-
ed duriug the terra. Tne moral and re-
.igious ctlltureof the student is regardeti
rs 4 matter Of the utmost imporranc ce
The Institute hbraly eosists of several
hundred volumes and affords valur;tble
reading matter TO students. A rgulal
Litora1y Society is connected with the
, school. s,i at snr
A s,nall fee Of fifty cents per month
vii lle charged TO assist IN -,lctrayiiig
the schooi1 eXpences. This lee is payable
in ad. auce. Board con be Obtained III
private families TOR live dollars "a mouth
1T is TO be hoped that large numbers
Will patropize this Institution in The
fall.
ra O. l.. SMITH,
il l6, IT,. Principal.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-19

UNCLE Sam will scatter more nick
les over the country. gsaoyu .-f ro(
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-19

MALONE will enjoy his Thanksgiy-
ing dinuer superely aa.s@r.,s4 Y
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-19
CHArrAsooaA elected Republican
Mayor Thursday BY 552 majority ! !.

Nsw Jersey will send a Republican.1
to the Senate to succeed the Demo-
erat now filing the seat from that
State. Las a9~f s0f ~ ,-.v t.,.r ,,s,
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-19
WANTED 3 h9 NnI nEN
DAWN or, g aRFsT mIGHT F,,911pa on the
THos.- L. JAMES,
Postmaster General.

i'll this lite, through the dark valley and
i'm the life eternal, as seen in the best
thoughts of leading authors aud sehol-
ars, among whom are BISHOPS Silnpsn,
Foster, Warren, Hurst and Foss, Joseph
Cook, Beecher, Talmake, Dir. Currie,
DR.; March, DIR. McCosh, DR.. Crosby.
DIR. Cayler, Geo. d. Prenti &c, Dean
Stanley, Whittier, Longfellow aud 9th.
ers. The subjects treated are Death,
Immortality, Millennium and Second ad-
vent, the Resurrection, Judgement. the
Punishment of the Wicked. and the
Reward of the Righteous. A rich feast
awaits the reader Of this book 1t is y
solutely without rival. Every body
vii read it. School Tea chers. Students
Young Men and Ladies, acting as agents
for this book are making over $10o a
month Sells fast. One agent sold II
first ID days. another 46 in days lady
sold in 10 hours. Secure territory
quick. Also agents wanted for the best
Illustrated Revised Newtres lamont, and
tor the finest Familp Bible ever sold by
agents. Send for circulars.
p. w, ZIEGLER & CO.,
dams III Cb ca ON '.'.s'--aS-.-l.it- L.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-19

Il
edge and return hearty thanks for the
public patronage.
It has been constant effort to
make the GAZETTE fulfil the public
demand which called for its establish
meat and to deserve the warm sup
port of its faithful advocates both at
home and abroad. True to its Re
publican principles il has fought the
battles of the party alone rallying the
discouraged forces through two CAM
paigns. ao aaiaaar 81 iA
AS the organ of the colored eiti-
zens it has seen its appeal for justice
in their behalf more than once answer
ed. The barrier of prejudice against
colored jurors has been partially bro
ken down in .onr state courts and col
ored men hay been put Oh the Jurles.
1t is true that the small numbers
summoned have been too small for
any prscticle purposes, but the prln7
ciple has been admitted, and we pro-
pose 10 keepIthe great injustice Of the
discrimination on account Of color be-
fore the honest masses until public
opinion shall demand that justice be
done and no citizen be refused trial
before jury of his peers. Is
The GAZETTE will continue unchang
ed il its policy and purwoses. 1t will
aim as heretofore to instruct the mass
es in sound principles fer the public
welfare, to print reliable news, to
foster friendly feelings between class
es and sections and to encourage lhdus
Try, the requirement of education aud
the elevation Of the whole people.
- In entering upon it's third year it
invites the cooperation of all good citi-
zens in this work.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-19

INFORMATION from the scene of the
riot IN MnscinrrPr-----r------ 49, &
report that the colored men were the
aggressors., They only acted in self de-
fense. Gtfaa M oi1G iaanmo.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-19
Story Of The Sewing Machine.

Containing handsome and costly steel
engraving froDUispiege; also. % finely
engraved wood cIlt~, and bound in an
elaborate blue and gold Autographed
cover. No char 9e whatever is made for
Z his handsome book. which can be OBJ
tained only by Appl l;allon at tie branch
altd subordinate offices OF Tie Singer
nufacturing Co, ~
THE SINGER MANCFAcTURTNG 60.
Principal Olfiea, "A Union square,
New York
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-19

ONE by one the old Cabinet takes
dlis 1i5Jt hn8 .eaTf Jod9mG9 3
its leave. .7snneaf TsIgpuis D. M
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-19
coLoaED EDUCATIONAL DlRECToR !
COLLEGES ami UNIVERSITIES.

COLLEGES ami L UNIVERSITIES.
nrsT NORMAL ISsTTrUrE, Huntsville,
u Ala. Tuitlon Eree. Opens sept
Ill ember 5th Preparatory, Normal
Music and Business eonrses.
Miss o. l.. SMITH, Principal.
PsAuproN Normal and Agricultural
n Institute, Hampton, va.
III TUITION FREE. Term
begins Oct. /. Board $40 per month
ene-h;GIf payable in labor. Opportunity
for linited 'nuitf',er to EARN the Mh Ole.
S. l.. ARMSTR0NG.
/ If2 .kRIaT.II' j :,
FENoxvILLE COLLEGE, for ladies' and
g gentlemen. opens Sept--5rh. h.--ist'-'
~ itiofl, boarding, bed, fuel, light nd
books. cost only $50 4 year. For par
ticuhrs and catalogue send your name 1lf,
and catalogue send your name ana
posi-oifiee TO
j. :. MtFuLLocH, Pres,
esiK Knoxville, Tenn.
kHAsuvuIF NORMAL AND THEoLoGI-
III cALd INSTITUTE, Nashville, Penn
Ia A Baptist School of high grade.
Expenses, SIS. to 50 per month. Session
opens sept T. For catalogues or ln-
formation, wJitp to weL nl h9
PRor LYMAN B.Tr i r.
Howard UNIVERSITY, Washi ton.
y ID. Z. Fan Term opens Sep bel
III 18th, 1881. TuIrIoN FREE iE i MAJ
Preparatory, Collegiate and TIeo lsai,:ieal
Departments, and in medicine Al II law
the fees are vr,.y is,50. For. other 4, ftici
ulars address erass -.sf is.e.s..s -r n
Secretary, Howard University,
4t Washington,. D. G,
FIsK UNIVERSITY, NASHVILLE, Tenn.
+ Rev. E. NJ. CRAvATTE, NJ. A.. Presi7
dent. Seventeenth year begins Sep
tember 5tll. 1881. Full and Complete
Courses of Stndy. Terms very How
For Catalogues aud full information
address E. P GILBERT. Treasurer.
wAILADEGA COLLEGE. E.TALLADEGA, ALA.
is the best equipped School IN the
State. Location the most healthfuH.
Term begins October Is. Early, appll-
cation will be neGessa sary to make sure ol
room Information cheerfully. given.
Address, mentioning this paper, lals
Gro. n ELLIS, Secretary, p
@ralIadega, Alabama.
nEREA COLLEGE, Berea. Ky. For
k Ladies and Gentlemen both white
u and colored. All Departments frsn
Primary to College, Scientific and Clas-
steal Board, tuition, room and fuel
$72, per year. $24, to be paid at begin
ming Of each term. Opens Sept, Is.
For catalogue or information address
z. D. DODGE, Treasurer, oI aali7o
Berea, Ky. ~ "
o,,-,c l,,,, ,ND cor
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-19

rILLOTSON NORMAL AND COLI
/ IEGIATE INSTITUTE, Austin, Texas. I.
| Fan term begins October D, 1881.
Full aud complete courses of study; al
so, an opportunity afforded limited
number Of worthy and needy students,
TO n'eel part or all OF their expenses
Terms very low For catalogues and
further information, Address, mem
tioniug this paper at slTL
REV. w. E. BROOKS,
v. President
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-19
Our Second Anniversary.

sOn the 22ndef this month two yeaes
win ha = passed since the first issue
of this Journal was published. To
the encouraging sympathy and sup
port of an apprecIative public, the
counsel and disinterested labors Of
stanch friends, the GAZETTE is largely
indie bted for its prosperity and infu-
ence. 1t is as much our pleasure as
it is our duty to make such acknowl-
edge and return hearty thanks for the
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-19

Adams ST., Chicago, TIT =
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-19
HHantf I)/ I(I
POsT OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
WAsHINGToN, D. c., Oct. 1871.

.asl1 lig aHI
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-19

AS the meeting of Congress draws
nigh the interest revives in the con-
aat and 6shE 65saEsaa ahesaEsa4p, aEap ~ Mm M n Love;
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-12
John aothard Must Die.

In the Circuit Court on Saturday last Judge
Grason passed the death sentence ON John Goth
ard, alias Sandy Smith, cclored, heretofore con-
victed Of murder In the first degree Tor killing JOS
Woods In Patapsco Neck. on the % Of last De-
cember. After Gothard's conviction his counsel,
Mr.. John Grason, 6ied motion for new trialin
his case, which was heard some three weeks since,
and overruled. milton in arrest Of judgment
was then died. and that was heard Saturday and
ovsrruled. The prisonsr, when placed In the
dock 10 be sentenced, seemed utterly indifferent,
showing no more concern than be did during his
trial and at the time that the jury rendered i:s
verdict Of guilty Of murder In the hrst degree.
When asked BY the Judge whether he had any
thing 10 say why sentence Of death should not be
pronounced upon him, he replied: "The Law has
said enough" lie was rcmanded 20 Jail 20 await
the day Of his execution BY hanging on such date
as Governor Hamilton may Ok.
Gothard has been complaining about his food,
although getting the same % the other prisoners.
Since bis sentence Sheriff siade told him he could
have what he wanted 10 eat and on Sunday morn.
Ing last sent from his own table breakfast Of
beefstsak, boiled eggs. fried potatoes, hot rolls,
butter and coffee. 0othard declared that the fare
did not suit him that he wanted chicken, and
would not breakfast without. Nor did he. The
sheriff, aeeordisgly, though full Of wrath, had a
chicken killed and prepared, and Gothard, thus
humorsd, eondsscsndsd 10 proceed with bis morn
ing's meal.
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appeal from Justice Bonsai; Judgment below Tor
piainih for $l1 so; affirmed. Sam1 hachtei ". W.
u. Knight. appeal from Justice Walter; Judgment
below for Knight for S22 appeal di,niascd. -
same ". William ph.iaer, appeal from same;
Judgment below for Pheiacr for SIS; appeal die
missed. Rsbt. White We. Elias Walter, appeal
from Jusiice Gallagher; judgment below Tor do
PENDANT; Judgment Of non pr,.. George Stephen
son W. John Loeber, appeal from Jnstirc Pole I;
Judgment below for Isoeber for $500.
Josiah Maiionec W. Elezabcth Ilamrsher. by
her husband AMI rr.' f-iend, ueo. u. tiamr.her.
appeal from Jusliec Oicsrath Judgment bci"w for
Hanpsher for sis. reversed. W. Frank Weller W.
J. G. Fisher, ari'rai from Justice Dorsey judg-
ment bslos for Fisher fsr$ f57o; ssitis,l. George
Stephenson W. Mrs. Helen johnson, appeal from
Justice Pole. ST.: Judgment below for defendant,
johnson, reversed and Judgment for plaintiff for
SO and costs. liarry.wiison W. Chas. e. Rich
ardson. appeal froui Justice Cloudy judgment
below for Richardson for $50: appeal dismissed.
Noah fnsor VI. James Y. Almony, appeal from
Justice Rutledlge; Judgment below for Almony
for SIS, reversed without prejudice. Oliver Read
W. Aiphonsus Sndail. appeal from Justice Bonsai;
judgment below for Sindal for $7l held sub curia.
John Edeiman ". Kunigunda and Adam Eigert,
garnishees of Henry A. Colei Judgment Of con-
demnasicn against garnishees for sil3.Tf.
Robert A. Iiarker ". WIN. II. Harker; appeal
from Justice Mcdonald judgment below for W.
II. Harker for $es.53 reversed without prejudice.
Same vs.. same; appeal from same; judgment be-
low for W. II. Hafker for $40; held sub curia.-
Tho appeal docket was concluded on Thursday,
except the case Of Y. Zeitxer W. II. 7. DAILY Co.
Jacob Penn vs. Charles Einolf; Judgment extend
ed for plaintiff for $3335O
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psesh q an old l1erchans.

The Ssa Of sth inst, says: Jonathan II. Eili-
cott died In Baltimore Thursday, aged so years.
fe had suffered for . considerable time FROM rheu.
matism and disease Of the stomach. lie was one
OF the four surviving desesndants Of the Rllicott
family which came from Pennsylvania In 1772 and
settled on . tract Of land four miles In length on
both sides Of the patapsco river, their settlement
acquiring the name 81 Eilieott's Mills from the
aour, plaster, saw and rolling mills which they
constructed. 0fthese only the four inills at which
the weli.kn brand ofPatapseo family hour has
been made for three-quarters Of century, now re-
main. This branch Of the family aiso built roads
70 Baltimore and 10 Carrolps Manor, and they
built the Grrt wharf In the harbor Of Baltimore
from which noIr was passed directly 10 vessels
and shipped away. Mr.. Eilicatt's father. iona
than Ellicott, president Of the rst water com.
pany chartered for bringing water into the city,
and In 1904 he advocated the introduction Of the
waters ofJoness falls by natural Gov, and, though
the plan was then overrulsd By the majority, Il
has since been approved. Mr.. Eilicott was for
many years engagsd In che aour business In BAL
more and Afterwards he carried on an iron rolling
mill. lie had no family. lie was q gsntleman o.
hne coloquial powers.
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-Persons from this placp pho gent 10 the In
auguration BY way u ths \. 4 o railroad, made
the run from BaitimeFe n abeaf ono hour aud ten
minutes. Those Who vert BY The n. 4 =. reached
the Capital In from three " fesr hests, and these
Who came haok BY The latter road % Saturday
scse from six and a-haif 81 seven Assss rsschiuk
baltimore. The extraordinary delay on Saturday
VAS caused BY the collision at Severn. The Po,s-
mac company eayht 70 push its ieabie track a.
rapidly .. possible. People arc afraid Of single
track roads these days. ..- 4 =
--Mr. hi Bond, brother 81 Mr. Jshn IBend,
Of the si district, this county, who vent with his
family about fosr years ago % lclnton county,
Indiana. returned 20 Maryland few weeks ago
and will hereafter reside hero. Hisexperiepcsjn
the West vas anything bot plss&snt Sksss Yah
ehils and fevsrs. repeated failures Of crops from
drouth az excessive rains be became heartily sick
Of tho country. lie says that old people who we're
born and raised In that section Of Indiana have
scarcely ever known what Il was TO be without
ague, and that "they almost liveou quinine." lie
also says that it often commences raining there
shout the middle of May and keeps u up contin-
uously until harvest, making the corn fields look
like miniature lakes. We don't wonder he soon
sickened at The prospect and was glad 10 get back
60 his native State.
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IN 000 CROSS TIES WANTED.

The baltimore aud Delta Railway Company
vii receive proposals for furnishing ANY NUM-
BIER OF CROSS TIES. not exceeding iiO.ooo,
until ~ ~.
sa Saimrday. he i9h day # Mareh, 1851,
at Its Office. No. - Concord street. Baltimore. and
at the following places on the days hereinafter
mentioned between the hours of and 5 =. NJ:
DELTA, PA. Wednesday. March ID.
ROCKS OF DEER CREEK. Tuesday, March I.
FOREST HILL. Monday, February 2sth.
BRLAIR. Engineer 0iice) Thursday March ).
FALLSTON. Friday. March 9Th.
TOws0NT0wN. (sme,lley IIouse.l Monday,
March 9Th.
WATKINS TAVERN, Long Green. Tuesday.
March sth.
For Blank Proposals aud al necessary informa-
tian apply TO 5. q. BOYD, the company's Agent,
ut tho office of the Company. who Is authorized to
receive proposals at the Company Office aud the
above named places.
The Company reserves the right 10 reject any
and all bids. fiy order of the board,
W. u. WATERS. President.
BALTIMORE. Feb. -. 1891. lFeb.26.--3t.
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From Hereford, 7th District.

fsr.."ui.- Rev. 4. d. Waits, pastor Of the
Baptist church In this place for the past Ave and
a.half years. IL about removing TO Cumberland.
Md, whittier he has been called. lie preached
his last sermon ON Monday night. His many
friends regret the loss Of his services. The Rcvs.
GLENN and Case, Of the NJ. +. church, arc ex-
pected 60 be returned again 20 Hereford Circuit.
Nsn JHsfice.-Therc has been n change In the
court Of Justice In this place. Mr.. Geo. II. Coney,
who has been Justice ef the Peace for several
years. having resigned aud Mr.. Hosea Kelley APP
pointed In his place.
Local Optes.--The people Of Hereford have =
petition, signed by all the prominent citizens Of
license for hotel ut Piney liiil, which 10 within
one mile Of the limits Of the village. We have
seen the evil and intend TO protect ourselves
against u hereafter. as we had passed q special
act for that puruosc.
FSiifics.--R Republicans here were much interest
cd In the eiection and Inauguration Of Gen. Oar
field. and have had the pleasure Of raising the
Garfield and Arthur pole three different times.
On Tuesday, lat inst. although the weather was
rough, about 30 or 90 Republicans met and lower
ed the pole and AFTER attaching . new rope raised
Il again 80 that the Garfield and Arthur banner
should hoat on the sth Of March. The rope for
merly used was cut and carried away some time
ago. II Is not known who did II, but tho Demo-
erats arc not accused Of the unmanly act.
Hsrc).rf.-Scme people have asked the iuss ion
"where 10 IIcreferii' aud 10 enlighten such
will say Il l. located on the Baltimore and York
town turnpike. q miles from baltimore. In the
9Th election district Of baltimore county, where
the air 10 always pure and fresh. UScLE SAN.