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The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-29
Church Conversions Laid.

The eorner-stons Of the Garfield memorial
church at Canton, vas laid on Sunday afternoon
last. There was . large attendance, inciudns
Representatives of the Grand Army Of the Repab.
lie aud Friendship Lodge, No. is, Indepesdeni
Order Of Mechanics. The work Of placing the
corner. stone In position was done By Mr. John s.
whiteford, one Of the trustees Of the church. Ad-
dresses were made BY Rev. J. J. Tyler, pastor
DR.. J. c. Hummer and Rev. Mr.. Bdggs. A metal
case. containing copies of Baltimore newspaper
coins, . list Of the names Of the church trustees
aud number Of eontributors 10 the buiidins
fund, was placed in the corner stone Il vas an
nouneed that among the contributions were s2s
By Wilson Post. q. A. r.; IS By Lincoln Post. @.
A. r.: IS BY Harry Howard Post. q. A. r. The
church will be neat structare. 10 By 20 feet, and
will east when completed abouf 81 500
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Sale of n Valuable Cow.

IT. Alex. Seth, Esq, Of Windsor Heights, this
county, recently sold his celebrated Jersey COW,
" Arawana Bustercup," for 81 900 cash. lie
bought her about three years ago for $3.50 and az
terwards sold two calves from her, when they
were only seven days old. at $3.50 and $500. re-
spectively. This COW took the hrst premium at
the two last fairs of the Baltimore county Agr-
cultural Society as the best three year-od Jersey.
Mr. Seth made from her In seven days two weeks
after dropping her irst calf) u lbs. ors Of but.
ter, which, from It's superior quality, brought SO
cts. per pound"
Mss.rs. Editors Caiom I'll make the annexed
clipping from your issue Of Saturday, 22d Octo-
Der. ] do not know from what source you got
your information but Il 10 too full Of errors to al
low II 20 60 uncorrected. Ist. I have not sold
"Arawana ButtercuP." was offered $1,000 br
her few days since but for private reasons, with
which the public is not concerned the negotiation
fell through and she Is still mine and will be
shown such at the State fair. ID. I have
only owned her seventeen months instead of
three years. Sd. She did not take first premium
at county fair in 1850, but took second. as your
files will show. She was then barely three years
old, and such Is the remarkable development In
one year that one Of the judges at the lss0 fair
writes me under date, Sept. ~, 1851 81 saw your
COW at the fair on Thursaay. She has developed
very much indeed, and if viewed this year with
"Bijou," (the COW that beat her last year) should
have unquestionably given her the ist prime which
she secured this year, and rery deserrediy." 9Th.
] made u lbs. ) ots. Of butter from her In seven
days. two weeks after dropping I'd calf instead Of
II lbs. after first calf, as you have Il. The
remainder Of your notice Is in the main correct.
7. AUX. SErm.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 90, 1ssl.
I'VE obtained our information from the 81.
Miehae's talbot county, Css.st Arawana But
tereup took 6rst premium at the Maryland State
fair this week, beating q COW that took first pro.
MUM at the late New Jersey State fair the largest
and probably the best exhibit Of Jerseys that has
taken place this season.-Eps. Uxiox.l
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County Agricultural Society.

The annual meeting Of the Baltimore county
Agricultural Society vas held ut the fair grounds
on Saturday last and was well attended. Dr.. q.
NJ. Bosicy occupied the chair. with WIN. b. Sands.
secretary. The following Board Of Managers vas
elected for the ensuing yaar: Samuel 81. Price,
Samuel Brady. Robert s. corse. Samuel M. RAN
kin. John Ridgely Of H., ID. ~. Matthews, wm.
ID. breckenridge, Samuel N. Shoemaker, W. =.
franklin, Thomas u. Todd, James Pentiand and
William \. Carroll.
The secretary submitted . report Of the finances
Of the Society, rs follows Balance on hand pre-
vious 10 the recent agricultural fair $40; receipts
from fair, S5.t5t-sl; other sources, <3s5; total,
s5,s79.si. observation-disclosures improve
ments and repairs. $i.692.?s; premiums and ex-
penses Of the fair. $3.i3i.93; current expenses.
s6754s; total, .s00.36; balance on hand s.9.i5.
A meeting will be held on the 18th Of Novem.
Der for the purpose Of eleeting president sscre-
tary and other officers Of the Society for the en-
suing year.
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Sales for Taxes.

On the 2ist instant county Treasurer Hstehins
sold the following pieces Of property for taxes due
for the year 1850: Lot northeast corner Of Taylor
and Madison streets, biading on Taylor street 200
feet, 60 jefferson street. assessed 20 Mary n. Coz.
purchased by Elias Livefey for $ii2.63; lot
northeast corner Of Oxford and Reese streets,
improved BY frame dwelling. assessed TO Peregrine
Gorsaeh's estate. purchased BY Rev. Augusta.
Webster for s57.s7: lot northwest Of Mankiu
street and the York road. ieo feet on Mankin
street. assessed 20 WIN. Hamilton. purchased BY
the County commissioners for $ss.S5; lot 10 By
100 feet, north side Of Denmead street, Improved
BY brick dwelling No. 81, assessed 90 Robert d.
childs. purchased by the County Commissioner
for ss9.ss: lot on the southeast corner Of Third
street and Eastern avenue. improved BY . three
story brick dwelling, assessed 20 George Becker
purchased BY County Commissioners for $90.A %.
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The Johns WIN Cas-.

The johns will case was before the Orphans
Court on Tuesday Of this week. The eaveators
requested that the Court embody tho paper writ.
ing executed In 1878 and that made In 1889, as
covered BY the one set of Issues; that is that ~
there is but one eaveat u covers all the paper
writings. and that the jury viii have the entire
eases before them. and one jury would pass upon
the condition Of the mind of John T. Johns and
Of bis mental capacity. Ae. Theesveatses argued
that ss there were separate Wills, there ought also
10 be separate Issues. The Court decided that al
the objections could be covered BY one set of is-
sues. and the construction Of both Wills and the
eodicii ought 10 be decided BY one jury. The
Court viii on Tuesday, November I, pass an or
der 20 that effect.
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Levi Baehtei, who Was seriously hurt on the
0unpowder railroad bridge, ~ stated IN the
Usiox last week, is In precarions condition. lie
vas shooting ducks and In getting out of the way
Of one train did not notice the approach of anothr
the engine Of which struck him, fracturing his
skuii and breaking his collar bone.
Lewis Robinson, In the employ of WIN. Bil-
Kingsley, carpenter, while engaged In getting ost
timber for barn, cut one Of his feet very badly.
DR.. Harrison Was called In and sewed up the
wound. The woand viii be likely 20 lay him up
for . long time.
Henry Walter 10 buiiding an addition 10 his
house. which will improve the appearance Of his
snug little farm.
Herman Cook 10 bailding bank barn on part
q the Perry Hall property Purehased By him FROM
Mr.. Slifcr.
Frederick Schmidt 10 building . new Dwelling
on bic farm near Camp Chapel.
Diphtheria 10 raging among the ehildrsn ol
several families In this nsighborhood.
Henry Schneider. one of the directors of ths
jerusalem turnpike. is busily engaged repairing
the road between ths toll gate andthe 0unpowdsE
falls. m.
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DEATHS.


GALLOwAY.-On October 23d. Dr.. Joseph d.
Galloway, 10 the 75th year % his age, ply ysieisn
20 Baltimore county aims house.
RTTTER.-0n the 3sd inst, George Ritter. In the
Tsth year of his age.
wHITE.-At Luthsrvilie, October 35th, Howard
Niehelsen. aged 10 months, infant son of J..
MeKenney and Mary N. white.
BUTT0N.-0n 3tth inst. Jane Button, IN the slst
year of her age. wife of James Baton.
ENs0R--0n the 18th inst, near Glencoe. Kate,
uife of wm- II. Enser and daughter % JosAsa
and the lsts Dorcas Rebinson.
wAY.-In PaisPseo Meek. % 3lst inst, May c..
aged ) yeAFs, 3 moEths aud IS days. only dsagh-
Ger af Scott and II. A. Way.
J0HNe0N.-0n the 9it instant, DE-. Thomas y.
Johnson, eldest son oi the late Wm. Fell johnson.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-29
Quarterly Meeting.

The third quarterly meeting Of Hereford Cir.
cult was held at Wesley Chapel on Saturday last.
AZ II A. ". the conference convened and opened
with religious service, the Presiding Elder, Rev.
W. II. Chapman, preaching from the text "IIe
that doeth wrong shall receive for the wrong that
he doeth." After the sermon bouutifui dinner
was furnished by the ladies and which was heartily
enjoy cd by those present. The condition Of the
Circuit was looked into aud favorably reported.
The committee on Temperance spoke Of the
action Of the Temperance Alliance In bringing
local option before the people Of the county, aud
the necessity Of the church being united 20 ac-
eompiish the desired end. A resolution was
adopted THAT the influence Of the church be ex-
erted TO make the local option temperance move
ment q success"
The question of the division Of the Circuit was
presented by the Presiding Elder. who requested
the members 10 consider the same 90 that at the
next conference. which meets at Hereford, Il may
be finally decided.
On Sunday morning = large congregation was
present and heard an excellent sermon on "faith
and uubeiief." Al night the Presiding Elder
preached at Monkton. c.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-29
Election OF Omcers.

The Maryland Agricultural and Mechanical
Association held It's annual meeting on Tharsday
night and elected the following Cheers President
Flank Brown; corresponding secretary, Daniel
Dorsey executive eommittce, John Merrynan,
0den Bowie. X. y. Maynard, D. L. Dartistt, W.
n. Devries. q. w. Harris, washingtsn Booth, Jas.
L. MeLane. J. ID. Ferguson. The vice. e-presidents
were all reelected, except that Spencer c. Jones
of Montgomery county, uas Put In place Of jos.
II bradley. deceased, and Gov. WIN. T. Hamilton,
Of washingtoa eoaniy. in place Of WIN. Dodge,
president vas read. showing the association 20 b
entireiy free from Indebtedness and hourshing.
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Circuit Court.

In the Circuit Court on Saturday last the fol-
lowing eases were docketed by consent 10 the Sep.
tember term, and Judgments catered in favor Of
the piaintifs for the amounts named, with inter
est and costs: Stephen Barton vs.. Joseph d.
Mitchell, for $3.50. with stay Of execution for ten
months. and David Wilson vs. Christian Citizen.
dasssr fer ssis.ss, With stay Of execution for
nine months.
Ms.day. Oct. 3s.-cari stiitz, keeping an oys.
Ter house without . license plea Of not guilty
eonfsssed BY the State. Mary Leuis. Patrick
Gallagher and Columbus Sheridan, trading With
ont license; plea Of not guilty confessed In each
ease BY the State. Arthur Rider. larceny stettei.
0eesse ciaps.ddie, larceny stetied. Anthony
cadiin. assault with intest 90 kill guilty of CON-
mon assault and sentenced 10 the House Of Cor.
reetion for three months. Geasgs smith, expo.
sure Of his-persen; guilty and sepieneed TO the
county Jail for thirty days. Henry Brown. burg
larry; guilty and sentenced 10 the psaitentiary for
Eve years. Same. larceny; stetted.
Tsssdey. Oct. 2s.-John kipp, assault. guilty
sad fnsd 81 and costs; Johnssy Elder. ob,siniss
goods under false pretenees, not guilty Daniel
Broun, assault, not gsilty Timothy Casey, as
saait. guilty. fined 81 and costs Lesis sehmidt,
assault. guiity and fined 81 and costs and sen
tssesi 70 jail for thirty days: csskesise Mayer.
trading without license, not guilty John Phillips,
larceny ef railway tickets, demurrer 10 indielinent
sustained on the ground that such tickets are not
the subject Of larceny either at common iaw or
under statsts; prisoner discharged; John wsas-
ley. iasesny guilty of petit iaresny and ssnteneed
TO jail tue dsys. fThs psisonsr had been In Jail
fssr nssths, and alec had an opportunity Of
escaping during the recent jail delivery, bet would
not a. Se.l
Wefsesisy. Oct. 3s.-Adam A. waitemsyer,
assault With Intent 10 kiii. net guilty: same. ma
lieisss dsssraetien ofpropsTty, not guilty; James
Hawkins and Henry Dorsey, alleged 10 Be insane
paspsss, we're fssnd By the jury not 10 b insane,
and discharged; Jessph Barton, alleged 10 bs an
insane pssper, the jsry vas disehargsd because ef
. former inasisisien fnding Burton insane. and be
Mssshnv, assault; not guilty.
TAsrsdsy Ocs. T.-Elbsidge Sutton, selling
hqaor on Sanaay; not guilty. Jacob Hamberger.
selling liquor oa ssnday; guilty, and fned $50
and costa Leo Hambsrgsr, burglary: guilty.
snd sentenced 10 the penitentiasy for Gve years.
The petit jury we're finally discharged.
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L.itararx Nasfin1.

The Tousontown Musical and Literary Social
held . very interesting meeting on Wednesday
night. which was well attended. The singing q
Mr. and Misc Stewart was very Gne, a. wers also
the readings ef Messrs c. Behn Sin glua and Jas.
I. Gallagher. The next meeting viii b held
Friday night, Nov. lith, and the seeona and
fourth Friday nights of every month tkereaftsr
during the winter. The following sfieers were
elected President, VIM. 8. Kseeh viee-prssi.
dent. w. ". Isaae; secretary, ID. p. Better
treasurer. Miss Mellis Ady; sxecutive COMMITTEES,
Miss Anna Pilson, Miss Fannie Osborn, 8. Parkes
Bosiey, c. Bohn siingiaa and Chas. u. MsCiean.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-29

The black colt. "King william" owned By Mr..
BENJAMIN ksndig. of YORK., aud which trotted at
the Hartford fair In something less than 40, has
been cold at Belmont Park, Phiiadeiphia, for ss,-
900. The condition of the sale vas that the horss
should show 2s3o. The tract was heavy but he
trottsd the mile on the outer edge of Il In 3s3s,
making the half mile In i:ll. The nsw owner Of
king william has slnee been offered and de-
elined 81 zee advaaee fos him.
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csyre,pesde.es Bsisisers csssfy C.;s.
fHE NEW HORSE DISEASE.
DAvIpoxviLLE, AxxE AnrSBEL Co.
October ed, tssI.

DAvIpsoxviLLk, AxxE AsrxBEL Co.
October I'D, 1881.
Mssss. Edifers:-I zee In your valuable jour
nai that the disease called "pinksye," which ef-
fsets the horses, very readily yields h the proper
remedies are applied Please let ss know In
yosr neat issue what The remedies are and how 10
apply them, as we hare the disease here ana every
case has proven fatal.
yesrs truly, TaonAs TALsorr.
rTh@s have been numbsr % eases In this VI
eisisy but vs have net jet beard ef one prosiss
fatal. Many remedies have bees used success
fsily. bsi the meet sssetaal ne believe s the fol-
iswing; 10 castor ell and oss. nitrs. used
drsssA; ! er- sugar % lead. o.. ssiPs,re snd
pt ssrs.g vinegar; nix together and apply
hss seress he isiss asd under hsthrosi, rubbisg
vel ui,h ths hand. The animal shoald be feed
en warm. soft feed and shesid not be exposed 10
I'D vs.tAe.-EsA Uxlox.
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An Unusual Proceeding.

John coyic ON Wednesday Eied bill on the
equity side Of the Circuit Court here against John
X. Beail. respondent, alleging that said rcspon
dent was drunkard and unable 10 take care of
his person and property, and asking that jury Of
twenty persons be SUNNI ,nei 90 adjudicate In the
premises. The case set for hearing to-day.
This 10 very unusual proceeding. and one that
has taken place here before but once for more
than twelve years.
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Vacant Dwelling Burned.

The vacant dwelling house on the farm formerly
owned BY the late Daniel Lee, about u miles west
Of Towsontown, took ere from some unknown
cause . little before noon on Thursday aud was
entirely consumed. together with a quantity Of
corn husk stored therein. The property now be-
longs 10 James Boyee, Eco. The loss 10 not heavy
and is covered by Insurance.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-29
Barn Burned.

A large frame and brick harn % the farm sf
Mr.. jobs Harris. near Pimliee. vas destroyed by
Gre about 5-se o'clock en- Monaay aight iass, te-
implements, &e. The Ices will reach abeuf q Gee.
Insared In the Mutual Cenpsny ef Balie. eeansy.
The Gre 10 supposed 10 have been the work of a
ineendiary. A nsnber sf stabismea from Piniics
vent 10 the Gre aud get Into q aght With tAs
croud, during The continuance q which stones
.srs thrown and pistols AIRED, bet no sas vss
hurf.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-29
Legal Notices.

IN BALTIMORE co. ORPHANS COURT, I
i OCTOBER 9TH, 1881.
ORDERED. that the sale Of the real estate of
Benjamin VI. Buck, deceased, made by William
Lynch and Samuel Pinkertob. the Executors Of
the last will anu testament Of the said deceased,
and this day reported to this Court by the said
Executors. be ratified and confirmed. unless cause
be shewn Ia the contrary. on or before the 3is
day II October, lsSi provided, copy ofthis order
be inherited In some weekly Newspaper. printed and
published In Baltimore county, once in each Of
three successive weeks, before the 3ist day Of Oc
tober. 1851. The report states the amount Of sales
90 be $6,00O.00.
JOSHUA +. cocKEY,)
JOHN G0NTRUM, judges.
JESSE DALEY,
c.t:--TiiOMAS PHILP0T,
Register of Wills for baltimore county.
Oct. SIT.
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Our yosng friend, Mr.. wm. N. Heck. sf kings
vile. lith district. sent us this week by nail.
half dozen seeond crop peaches About as large as
hickory nut- They we're faIly ripe and Sad .
the farm of Mr.. George Dilwersh, near tkss pI.es.
and Mr.. II. writes us that The tree is now fnrl 81
thea Ths arst crop of fruit Vas taken fron ths
tree about the middle of August.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-29
MARRLA0Es.

ROGERs-NIcH0LsON the Isth ins,.. BY
the Rev. Charles A. Harm, James ~. Roger.
and Miss Martha A. Nicholson, both ef Iiamp-
den. baltimore county.
wEBB-cIilLDS.--0n August 3lst, By the Rev.
u. 4. johnson, Edward c. Webb 20 Miss Flora
n. Chiids. both Of Baitimore county.
R0CnE-ZINkAND.-0 October 18th. BY the
Rev. John W. Kirkiey, Josephus c. Roche %
Miss Mary L. Zinkand. both of this county.
TIPTON-MEDINGER.- September -, BY
the Rev. J. 4. Grammer, Lewis V. Upton %
Miss sayiIla Y. n. Msdingsr. both of fBsitimors
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-29

VNIIIs Is To GIVE NOTICE. That the sub.
i ,cribcr has obtained from the Orphan
Court for baltimore county. letters testamentary
On the estate of
GEORGE e. DOiILER,
late of said county deceased. All person. having
claims against the said estate hereby warnel
Co exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof, 10
the subscriber,
ar L.t.rs re is' day If Nay. lss2:
they may otherwise By Law be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. Those indebted 20 said
tate are requested to make immediate payment
Given andes my hand this 9Th day Of October
issi. CAROL fNE DOilLER.
Octs.-it.D Executrix.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-29
Sale Of pu,any.s Valley proper,v.

James W. 0wings. auetioneer. sold on weines-
day. for Mr.. Milton Dance. executor, the property
Of the late Joseph q. Dance. situated al the head
Of bulany's Valley. A tract of 50 acres. With the
family dwelling. vas sold To Mr.. Z. Sestt Dance
for $1,000. About Isi acres. adjoining the above
was purchased By The same for SO per are.
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Another Prisoner Rscap,ursd.

wm. Gillian. one of the prisoners who escaped
from the Jail as this place two weeks ago. re-
captured at the house Of his father. on constitu-
tion street, Baltimore. Wednesday night. by Sheriff
Slade aud deputy Chas. o. Kemp. lie bad previ-
ously pleaded guilty to the charge Of larceny aud
on Thursday the Court sentenced him TO the lIouse
Of Correction for six months
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-29

s-hiss matter ef deep rssrs, 20 all sincere
issai sP,iss nsa that i,s cause sheuid have ssf-
fsrsd % ~ The nisiaksa alliance uish Enssr. No
ssssssr hiou sssla have bsss sirssk ID ssprs'sas-
Iis oun fsisnds are Fespansihls fsr Il.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-29
Railroad Wreck.

Two freight trains on the Northern Central
Railroad eoIiided at coekeys.iiie on Thursdsy
morning, breaking up several cars and dsmagin;
one ef the engines slightly. Fortunately no one
was hurt.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-29

con AAO To LOAN ON COUNTY on
$OU.UUUCITY PROPERTY, IN SUNS
10 SUIT, AT Low RATES.
n. W. TRMPLEMAS a CO.,
~ Lexington ST.. Baltim .rs city. Nd
May ls.-tf.
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Siee. !SIoe..-If you want 6rst.class hand.
made shoes 90 TO Phipps Bros, next door TO the
postofiee. Towsontown. A great variety Of all
kinds Of shoes constantly on hand. R,Psir;ay
preasfis dsse.
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c"''s.p"-ais.es Bai'is"ss c.".,y C@isa.
MEETING. isr DISTRICT.
CArox.v,LLE. October Goth. 1851.

CAroxsvILLE, October Goth. 1881.
Editor. Bsifissre Csasfy tsies The Enser-
ties called a meeting at this place. BY nsmerous
rosters. to be held Monday. I5th inst, but there
was no audience. The people Of the lst district
thercaghiy undsrstsnd En.or aud will have none
Of him. Last night. ~ithoat publication or other
notice than personal Communication with = few
Who could be me, With in three days, large and
enthusiastic meeting Of eolored Republicans as
sembled here. Amer stirring speeches from Capt
Bishop. candidate for House of Delegates FROM
18th district, the Rev. Jacob W. Bo~ser. William
Adams, - Butler aud Others. . resolution &C.
support the regular straight out Republican ticket,
which wAs nominated BY the Republican eoaven-
tion. at Oseeola Hail. on the :2d inst. was uhani
mousiy passed. The bet district IL solid. Let
ether districts do ikeuise. OnsgavER.
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WANTED.
TRUCK FARM To LET.

The undersigned will rent on fair terms, his
fartn, situate on Charles Street Avenue, about "a
miles from baltimore city. There 10 about 90
ACRES 10 let. with good HOUSES, BARNS.
sTABLING. &C. The land 10 we'll adapted 10
trucking or dsssy business. Rnqaire Of
n. n. b0ARMAN,
sept i7.-tf Tovsontown.
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C,O.PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

The arm Of MARSHALL BROTHERS will
hereafter be known by the name of MAR
SHALL. sIIMP 4 CO.. consisting of ID. Z.
MARSHALL. HENRY u. SIiIMP and II. II.
MARSHALL, D. c. MARSHALL acting -
Treasurer.
D. C. MARSHALL,
II. Z. sHIMP,
n. II. MARSHALL.
SWEET Ara. BALTIMORE Co..
October u, 1881. Oct. 23.-?t.
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G~Mr. ROBBERS s. cosss, candidate for Trsa.
sursr on John Ensor's ticket, has dsslissd. se'
letter under head of special notiees."