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Variable Publication.

Dir, Ezra Chew, of Carroll county, the
Agent IS now engaged in clnyassing tho
county for one Of the cheapest and most use.
k tpl publications ofthe ay-l'Kelloge's d.
), Mercantile Register Cor 1868. " IL il
published by kellogg Johnston Il Co., Of
New York. Ii consists OF two parts--and
has 1913 pages. -
The object Of the Register Is 10 supply to
the public aconvenient, useful, and popular
work adapted to the cresy.day wants OF the
entire business community, for all nurposes
Of General business reference, b th7as .di-
rectofy and rs q eompend Of miscellaneous
intoEmatiou, and al a price 50 low as TO rsi,.
der It's circulation as ncarlyuniversal as pos.
sible. ssefSys srft s5 'Fl','i n Z. = ~
Z Besides the advertisements, and general
business Directory Of thhteea great cities,
the Centres Of Trade OF the entire Union
including New York, Philadelphia, Dal,i.
more &c, Il eontsins also, the &. s. Bank.
rupt Law, new Tariff and Tax Bills. Inter.
nal Revenue rates, Synopsis Of the Laws OF
the several States, list Of Post Offices in the
u. g and statistics and information Of aIl
kis,..s calca..:s,ed to be generally useful.
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arises as. 70 what has 20 suddenly
brought thispevlight d their datksned
u'iaA aud ahss has reldere,l il aeccs
saTy to eondapls the work ofobF fore
Fathers, and 3 oar ddeh with Violent
lands What they themselves bailt up
but three years ago! Only one seusi-
be reason cad Be given; aud that IS,
that political power, aud the emoluments
Of office, have slipped aad are slipping
from their hands, under their own con.
trlvance' They thought that they had
eiieetlally secured this b. disfranehi-
sing white men bu. they were beaten
at their own ganlo and nov, unless
Congress and the uegrGrean help, no
earthly chance remaips 70 restore them
to power or save their Offices. This is.
the Garner stone on which they bald.
Bat for this they wOrld not have dis
covered SO suddenly The merits eftheit
suffering colored brethren, and been,
Found fraseFnizins With, them SO soeia-
bly, in primary meetings and convene
tons. Their help is wanted !; aad for
that they arewillipg to ignore the III,
stiuc's Of thsr own fass, and eudanger
the peace gpd gosd order of The whole
country, If negro suffrage and cquali.
~ IN this country BE- right, aud bound
to DO adopted BY tho setioB Of the white
people fairly considered we must sab
nit TO ID with the bsst grace We can !.
bnt what respect eau we have for tho
handful % Inconsistent Radicals IN Ma
ryhpd who, for such selfish motives,
and inthe face Of al they have done 50
lately to the contrary; now threatea) to
resort to rcvolu.ioa aud bls6dshed rath!
er than await the quiet tnrning up Of
events which al good citizens will abide
by when done Z Webelieye thcythink
witleas that the result Of the popular
verdict wiz be in the end against Che
Radical schemes aud hence their vii,
kngoess to anticipate this verdict By
involving the whole land in anarchy
and confusion, in hopes that their Sc;
crct organizations, their midnight
leagues, and their grand army of the
Reppblie, may secure to them that pow
er which they are otherwise sure to lose.
We call on all good, well disposed citi,
gems, to open their eyes to tho Danger
of this conspiracy, and no longer remain
passive spectators whilst the mad caps
Of the country are leading IL to destrue.
tion. a7HJt3 eags 1o3 ii2Ga 4otB.f1tss
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TYRE undersigned has inst returned from
Il the city Of Philadelphia with the larges,
and bet selected stock o. Ladies' Misses
Children's and Gentlemen's Boots a Shoe.
ever brought to this market. My stock con.
slsts m part Of Ladies' and MisscA-ss.
Custom made Glove Kid lIalmnrals, u
lasting CATERS, Morocco naimorals,
Polish Boots, dc.i also Genilemei,'s Boots L
Shoes, such As Mems Calf Custom. made
Boots, Congress CATERS. Lace Bools, and
coarse Boots 4 Shoes of all kinda.
being an experienced Manufacturer
myself, have had all tho above stock made
to order, and for the express purpose 10
suit this market by celebrated and well
known Boot 4 Shoe Manufacturer OF phila.
delphia, and having had great success in nv
sales tiattermyself IN being able 70 say, ,ha.
all who have purchased their Shoes Of me-
Will testify Tint my stock has given better
satisfaction, as % durability, style, finish,
aud price, than all others kept in Wcstmia,
ztef. therefore invite the especial atten.
ton of the ladies and gentlemen Of wea.
minister, and Carroll county, IN need Of any.
thins in my line, TO give me call and
convince themselves. Every article Is
warranted TO DO what il is represented, and
lpledgc myselfto sell cheaper, than stock
Of The same quality and finish eau beboosk
elsewhere.
sssy- Remember Tho. place, Two doors
West Of Mrs. Shriner's Millinery Store.
b II S. ECKERT.
Nav o. 1897 Am t
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A BILL

Entitled San Act to add a new section
TO article ten OF the Code Of Public
Goaeral Laws emitted Attachments.
Section J. Be il enacted by the Geu.
cral Assembly of Maryland, That arti.
Gle ten of the Code of Public General
Laws, entitled Attachments, be aa,on,
ded BY adding thereto the following
section.g a Fa Ms9 ats E 80 ce
Sec. So 'Tlie plaintiff may have more
than one attachment or writ Of attach
ment, TO DO laid in the hands Of differ
ent persons, or levied on other property
or effects than that taken under the
first, though the first be still outstanding
provided, that but one satisfaction q
the debt or demand shall be mode, and
that it shall be in tho discretion Of the
Court in all such cases, whether any
costs, or II any, what amount Of cost
shall be allowed CA the subsequent at
! tachmest or attachments Sd. --a.
Section :. Aud be It enacted, That
this act shall take effect from the dat,
OF its passage.
We certify that tho afofcsoins Il a
true copy OF an act which passed the
General Assembly Of Mar land. Janul.
ry session, 1867. ". II. COLE,
S. Chief Clerk House Of Delegates.
"a AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY,
Seorssary OF tho Senate.
may9-lt g
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Another Rail Road.

The late Legislature having charter.
ed . company to make ran road from
Frederick through woodsboro, Middle
burg, 4 Tsneytowp 70 DE Pa, Line near
Littlstown PaspurfrisaAs in the North
Wasisru part Of Carroll County sre de-
lighted u the prospect Of 500 having
more rad read asconnodati;osnas. The
route is = very favorable ooci.eyr ma,
kiug . cheap road.biWisa tie Metro.
polian road from Washington city l.
Frederick, aud when q tchdei q York
Or Harrisburg Il VIII mike d Sgtg la
f0rtaas route sttIittlstos1 i xsaIJ
connect wiih the Northern cs6tral road
BY the Litsies.bwen lIssssss BFanel
road sseO sths sdyeri;ssmsat III Ii,
49,, q 80 - 49, ~ o3252 NJ ~
ners. k~s stssssses..,.ri 4. "a 1.
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ps.- "cuArNas's can,,--yar 10 .he Yola

pa- "cuAFnaS's carp-yar to the Yota'
Ties of Popular Scientific skepre.<gp, ID
indication Of The Truth and Superhuaan
Origin Of the Hebrew Records ofthe crea.
tioa. Just as those Records read In maya.
zine form. quarterly, or oftener. 20 cents
slngiy, or hye successive numbers EOS 81 90.
addfess, \, /, Chapman, Box asa, p. o.,
fhiliiadelphia, Pa 4 work which all should
& Tho pablishsr of The above periodical,
Judging from the first number sent rs, Il
possessed Of a sublime faith ii his cause
shchis bound to succeed over all Obstacles.
lieapTears to 30 learned, able, aud pro.
found, We commend his pablication to The
lovers Of deep studies.
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WATER PowER AVE saw at work
not long since at the mill Of William Hi
Waters, Esq, one Of the Poole 4 Hun.
Leffel Turbine Wheels, which surpasc
sed IN regularity and fapidity Of motion
mSthing in the character Of water
wheelwhich we have ever seen. II IL
under az much contrcl and ns easily
stopped and started as any wheel p-o.
pelladlby steam could be- Without the
least difficulty it Is made to run fast or
SLOW, and is managed 10 the easiest and
simplest mauDer possible sIewould ap.
pear tons strange that any one owning
and using water power, who had ever
seen this wheel &C work, would DO with.
ont IL. Persons desiring information in
regard to this wheel can obtuili a circa.
lar BY addressing PODS e. Haut. BaIsj.
more. - sfais M. Asyi4s 20 a. bees
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a.oiitlcai Aannlgnmntion.

!
v TheRndicals of Maryland are STOPPING to
eonqnet with tenseance Afer T,ieting
Dc nerves Of ,heir Supporters by assurances,
" given by the lea,lers, that !, was all
tepppefhcnd lie sokay that their party gas
soing % laVor nsero suffrage, they nav cat
their own words, and 90 ia iorii, lhoogh not
without sqdirming HUE Al Baitiihore,
a. general rule, The NusIs have, aanointea
each seven white and three black Delegates
to the State Convention Of the Iith INST,
though in two westk, they are cqilale diyl
ded1n colOr. his said that the blacks ont.
nuabesed the " hites ten " one in some Of
theyards, In one ward .sa yotesw taken.
On Saturday last the pimary meetings
yereheld in Carroll County, Tie meeting
for Westminster District was held at tho
Court House The President was DR.. j.
&. giltnsslea Secretary Sergeant Lows
Miner, tcolored,l Assistant Secretary, Tho
mas i. Lockard Esqr., (wlste, Publisher
&c., ofthe Radical org9bo Tea DOT being
=. lsrge enough nambaf q accommodate ali
flths Aspifahts TO the State Convention it was
enlarged 70 twenty Eve, IS white 10 black.
We shallPub6sii all the names with pleasure
as soon as they are furnished, We have no,
heard from The other districts; but presume
thIg have also sent motley delegates. The
State Convention viii be oas Of the most
unique, il not the mostinteresling. ever held
IN this State, They are travelling fast but
We guess ii is ,iOwawaryl. The poet says
s'faciis deseeRsss Are,si, se2 rersaaese kic
epai sshi' Easy is thedescent Of He'll; bat
to got back that Is the trouble, aaT iisss e'
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81 The Radical ticket was ANNOUNCED q
couple Of weeks ago, aud opposition in.
sited IN a yaan.ing spirit Al few days
beierethe election an impromptu ticket
was got up TO make the election inter.
esting, aud was supported by the Con-
sefyatiyes. Considerable spirit was
manifested on both sides, the chief 10.
terest being felt in the election of May.
Or, Mr., Hainess the present efficient
Mayor being popular. 2 The result, be-
ing tie for Mayor, shows that IL is not
safe Tor the Radicals to brag on their
asecndcuey in Westminster, as their
power Is clearly on the wauc di iaHu
9 L. Sl-Wc learn that, ON reeounling
the votes on Tuesday, a mistake was
discovered, and Mr.. Darbiu declared
elected by one vote.
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Bai.ila,sre Eicciio,,.

Z"
sg The Official result OF the election IN
Baltimore, May list for a Judge aud
CLERK ofthe new Court was as follows:
~ e ~. For Judge, ,f5. ia ID.
7 PaEkn Seat, Con. & Dem. alI.3l7
John Il. Kenly Rad - 1850 1877
Reverdy johnson, Jr., Con. lal,9J7
"a pso iraa For CLERK. s.ias tlI 81
Andrew J George, Con { BEN. i3os
Balhs II Kennard Rad. b. 1899
Joshua Aynch, Con-. l,I09
Total vote polled 1881, total regis
tered vote SOt3I0, Mr. Scots nsjOri-
" over kenly 6.S39--ovcr johnson
59,359--over both combined 4 ,Bs2. TO-.
1.-THE vote was small, but when we ro-
member how the lmsrsaa urged GU
their party to colae out aud make a re.
pectables vote, We conclude that they
are unable 70 make decent show in
Baltimore any more, s. ~. 81.
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a. BILL

Entitled An Act 10 add additional sec.
tious to article forty -fYe of the Code
OF Public General Laws relating TO
Husband aud Wife, aud TO define the
rights aud liabilities Of married wo-
men % tenants for term Of years.
Whereas, Married women are author
lied by the aforesaid rooted article u
the Code Of Public General Laws, 70
acquire any properly TO her sxa use
without the intervention Of "a trustee
And whereas, doubts are entertained
10 regard 40 the validity Of covenants 81
married women, inserted in any decd TO
them, aud Ia regard to the rights Of
landlords To recover the demised prcmi.
scs ircasc of ncnspayment of rent, or
breach Of other conditions, on the part
Of married women who are lessces Of
real estate, and Il Is proper that such
doubts be removed, therefore. 4 ~
Section l. De il enacted by the Geu-
crai Assembly Of Maryland, Thatiu all
cases where leases for d dulisite term. or
for term Of years renewable forever,
have been, Or may hereafter be made %
a married woman, and the rent thersin
stipulated TO be paid shall be ia arrsar
and unpaid for the space of ninety DAYS,
itsshaIi be lawful for the landlord 70
levy said rents by distress, in the same
manner as If thelesses was a fsssns sole;
and ID case Of no salEcisni diziress being
found % said promises to make such
re.eutry or bring such action for recoy.
cry Of ths denlissd promises, as he on
she migkt da IL the lcssse were fs,hn,s
sote, and had eoscospsed for I'D pay.
'useht cf'sfid rents, and 10 suffer such
recently y be made. NJ 8 n Wy ~
4 Bee a. And be il enacted, That In
al deeds hereafter made 20 married wo.
men, ofreal estate d. chsttels rca, II
shall BE- competsnt for the grantee or
lessee 70 bind herself and har assigns,
By a.y covenant running with, or rela-
ting 20, said real estate or ehatteis real,
the same as IL she we're fsssse sole.
Sec. 8 Ard be IL enacted, That this
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q. v EsFERN MARYLASp RAILROAD
Among the distinguished Strangers in
Hsgcrstown OIL Monday night and Tues
day, were the Mayor Of Baltimore, the
Directors and Contractors Of this road,
| and several gentlemen from Emmitts.
burg. The object Of their visit was
CONNECTED With this road. Resolutions
were passed to which the President aud
Directors Of the road, tho County Com
missioners, and the Mayor aud Comp.
trollcr OF tho city of baltimore we're
parties, adopting the line east Of the
Mountain known as the Mechanicstown
line. This line is entirely within tho
State, and has q maximum grade tothe
mile Of ninety-fyc feet, on the east side
Of the MountaiI aud of seventy seven
feet to the mile on the west side OF the
Mountain. Ths resolutions also en-.
brace change of former contract for
the construction Of the road, in that the
Tunnel twenty six hundred feet il aban.
| doned and the construction Of n tunnel
Of eight hundred feet at point on the
Mountain West of Monteray, adopted.
In consideration oil this change, an
abatement of one hundred and fits
Thousand dollars, has been agreed upon
from the original contract, reducing il
to 81 Ali 900. The length ofthat adop-
ted is represented to be about the same
as the Git line, The county commits.
sloners have passed an order to issue
the Bonds Of the county TO the amount
Of the stock subscription of the county,
as they shall be called for by the Presi.
dent and Directors of the road, for its
construction within the limits Of the
county. The line from the summit Of
the Mountain to Hsgerstown, known MS
the Northern line, has been adopted
II passes Smithsburg, approaches bag.
erstown through the properties Of Mr
Mentzer and James II. Grove, Connect
ing with the Franklin Railroad neal
the Engine House. --liagcrstorn lfni
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FATAkt ACCIDENT ar BASE BALI. -
John Durhana Of sxassalboro, Maine,
sas instantly killed fsx days ago,
while Witnessing a game oflbase ball by
having bis knife driyen into his heart
bhy aiplayer running against him, \ he
having spFnpg to return The bali with
ths open knife in his hand. 1900 !,
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n. .s,. r.. ". r, COLE,
Chief Clerk House OF Delegates.
AUGUSTUS GAsSAWAy,
Secretary Of the Senate,
may9-it oT sOda 5gl lln
BILL.

aTs A BILL III .,rss
Entitled "!An act TO add new section
to article 3s Of the Code OF Public
~ General laws, and TO repeal certain
sections Of the Code ~ Public Local
Laws" -.---..-
See. l. Beat enacted Ibr the General
Assembly Of Maryland, That the fol.
lowing additional section be added 10
the thirty eighth article of the Code Of
Public Geaeral Laws to come IN after
the 10Th section 9faifs g. l7ita1b saas
90 ~ r. BAILIrFs. w - !
See 30. Every BaiIiff attending the
Circuit Courts in tie counties In this
State, shall be entitled to The san Of
two dollars aud fifty cents for each aas
he shall attend the said conrts;and upon
the certificate from the clerks Of said
Courts. stating the number Of days that
the said Bailiffs have attended the said
courts, the County Commissioners of
the several eounties shall levy for the
use Of tho said Bailifs the amounts that
may be due them. SsgFRG R&Fs
- Sec 2 Aud be II enacted. That alf
sections Of tao code sf uhIief Lecal
Laws inconsistent WITH the provisions
OF this act be and the kains are hereby
repeated. sriLln ri rlnsznia ssasi ,sfshls'
Sec. 8. Aud Be II saac,ed, That this
act shall take effect from the date Of its
passsges " u D EsSA eNEsggsg
A L. 2
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Local Intelligence.

eoRroRArIoS EIEcrioN The fol.
lowing is the result OF the election on
Monday hst, for Mayor and Council Of
tho city % Westminster. 1
~ RADICAL TICKET. a
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= ~ The most annoying cut the Re.
'yubIicsns have lately received Ii Vie
Connecticut.
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aBLfc RhlNrxk. mi Cotton, eai.
Etck ~ the Maryland Rspsl9;cd,l, al
AAppapolisi has been awarded TIC print.
ING Of me Maryland State cousension.
be beins the lowest bidder. n no
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N The election for members Of Consr.ss
took place iu Kratacky on sasnrdsy
sash. The Danocasic passyesnied tle
Stately large majorities.
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MI Juo, Yad Lear has been appaia.
Fted Assessors DC the 9TH Bn,riat ii
MafylEpdd q y esifSss gsssiiin
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( LAWS D OF MARYLAND.
Public Generai.
Fused at he Ja'Rarg .Scssiioi s67
[orFiciAL1

An AcT tcyepeal The Act passed NJ
b January -esSioncighteen huhdrcd aud
sixty live, chapter one hundred and
fourteen. entitled an Net to repeal
the tenth section Of article eleven Of
the code Of Public General Laws re.
lating to the oath Of Attorneys and
other practitioners Of law. and to
enact substitute therefor, and 10 Re.
peal TIL tenth s.etiun of tue eleventh
article Of the code OF Public General
Laws, title Attorneys at Law and
attorneys in fact, subtitle Attorneys
at Law, and 70 eaact asection in lieu
of the said tenth section. a7
Sec, |. BE i enacted by the General
Assembly Of Maryland, That the act
passed at January session eighteen hun
dred and sixty Eve, chapter one hun.
drcd and fourteen, entitled Gan act to
repeal the tenth section Of article eleven
of the code OF Public General Laws 70,
lating to the oath Of attorneys and other
practitioners of law aud 70 enact a sub
Stitutc therefor, aud the tenth section
of the eleventh article Of tho code Of
Public General Laws, title attorneys at
law and attorneys in fact, sub. title attor,
ncys at law, relating to the oath and
demeanor Of attorneys, be aud lhe same
are hereby seyerAlly repealed, and that
the following be enacted 10 lieu of the
said tenth scction, to read as follows:
See. 10. Aud be It enasted, That
every attorney or other practitioner y,
law shall in opcn Court take and sub.
scribe the following oath or affirmation
| do solemnly swear (or affirm tina, l
will at all times demean myself fairly
and honorably as an attorney and prac.
titioncr Of law; that win bear true al
legianee TO the State Of Maryland, aud
support the laws and Constitution there.
of; aud that will bear true allegiance
TO the United States, aud that will
support, protect and defend the Cousti.
tuition, Lays, and Government thereof
as the supreme law of the land any
law or ordinance Of this or any State %
the contrary notwithstanding.
See. 2. Aud be it enacted, That this
act saall take effect from the date Of It's
passage.
We certify that the aforesoing is a
true copy Of an act which passed the
General Assembly of Maryland, Janua-
~ session, 1867, W. r. COLE,
Chief Clerk House Of Delegates.
~ a - A W A ~
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THE JuRoRs.--0n Tuesday last the
list of Jurors was corrected BY drawing
from the box the following persons /:
James W White, Wm. W. Nall and
Thomas 2. Goodwin, on the Petit Jury,
IN lace os r.. Cbenowitb, non resident,
aBsuj. Penn, pyer 60 years and Joshua
Boslcy, sick; aud is,eses shas on tho
Grand. Jury, in place of W. Wicket,
Uonstable.0t " a1.e trgat .sn ava.
Weiwill ropublish the corrected lis,
next yeekbaiill ssl s5 a.jsss..l is7I
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E@Troqblcd with headache, are yoal
We'll, my friend, know what it IS to
have an headache as well as any one /
have until lately suffered for years, No
remedy seemed suited to my case, or
even give relief, until CHANGED 10 read
an advertisement Of Bryan's Life Pills.
We'll, there is another chance, thought
|, 50 III tryiatwenty.fiye cent box. /
did 50, and ! have beenw well ever since
50 you canpotdo better than try, the
same remedy yourself. (Scc advertise.
meut. ~ r.. i'''-' ~ ~ % 'ss' Al
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coRsER SrosE LAYIso.--The Cor
ner Stone. for new Methodist Protcs.
tant Church, will be laid at Sand,
Mount, in Finksbarg Circuit, on Sab
bath the 18th day of May. Services
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. M. En-
inent ministers fromabroad are expected
10 be an atteiidanee. The public arc IN.
vited to be present and participate Ia
the services daring tho day. r. {
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\, or Read the "A dyertiselnsnt Of ,les-
srss Berger, Shuts x CO., Id another
.colpme beaded Afflicted, suffer no
''A1e' e Il ~ ~ ls,tt, 5000 ~.
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The wheat crop Is slresdy knee high
Ia Georgia.
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The purchase n lsnssian iAmerica
gisss q Uncle Sam tho possession Of the
aurora bcreaiis asaa FEssiysH Reds