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Local Tntelliranna.

n INSTALLATIONS The installation OF
the Rev. p. A. Ssrobel took place at the
Lutheran Church, 10 this city, last Sab
bath. Notwithstanding there we're light
showers 10 the early part of the morn.
ing, large and Intelligent nuaicncc
was present TO witness tie ceremony.
The interesting services were performed
BY Rev DR. McCfoB, Of Baltimore.
The sermon was preached by Rev. Or.
Diehl, Of Frederick city, from the
Words" Who Is sufficient for fhesc
things I" The sermon was a vefs able
one, depicting, il cIcar aud forcible
style, the duties and responsibilities Of
the Pastoral Office, and the obligation
deyoiying upon the people to give the
Pastor the benefit oil their sympathy.
their prayers, and their sctiye %. opera.
ton, 10 mako the Ministry successful.
10 accomplishing the great ends Of rs
institutiOn. The sermon contained
some excellent hits at the unreasonable
demands which Church members mako
of their Pastor, and the inconsistency
Of others, who, whilst making long and
loud prayers, aud setting themselves nm
az lights IN the Church, we're continn.
ally engaged IN efforts TO connteract the
Influence Of the Pastor, aud 10 hinder
bin IN his work, and were very active
IN stirring up strife and contention IN
the Church.
Al the close Of the sermon tho p...
tor elect, with the officers Of the church
approached the altar, when the oIieia.
ting clergymea had placed 10 their
hands the call which had been extended
70 the Pasted. The Pastor having siu.
niiied his acceptance Of tho call The
ceremony Of installation was pcrforned
IN very solemn and impressive manner
By DIR. Diehl. The Rev. DIR. Mccrou
delivered an eloquent and stirring
charge 20 the Pastor. The Choir mn.
der the direction Of Miss joyce ma
Dir. Groyerman, furnished some oxcel.
lent aud appropriate music. The ben.
edietion was pronounced by the PASTOR
elect. The Rcy. Dr., Stone. Of tho Ran.
list Church, and Rev. Mr.. Oven. az
the Lutheran Church, were present
A very large audience assembled NJ
The church 10 the evening, when DR.
McCron preached q very eloquent ser.
mon from the words --ss Tho work ~
righteousness shall bo peace, aud the
eject OF righteousness quickncss mud
assurance forever" The Doctor hcId
The undivided attention Of the large au.
dicucc for nearly an hour.
All the services Of the day passed Of
admirably, leaving very favorable inn.
preston upon the community.
The new Pastor cutters upon his du.
ties with the most encouraging pros.
poets Of success.
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Reliable Bone Fertilizers.

DAuGH's CELEBRATED CONNER
ID CIAL BONE MANURES. Baltimore
Agcscy "a and l05 Smiths Wharf.
PRICES IN BALTIMORE:
Baaghs Raw Bone Phosphate
SO per ton Of 20D0 pounds.
banFlEs Chicagl Bone Fertilizer, Sis.
BAughs Chicago Blood Manure, Sls.
Maryland Powder Of Bone, S4a.
calames Mills bone Dust, $40.
These valuable Reriiiisers ean b had Al
regular market rates, freight added. isoa
dealers throughout the country.
These articles AIRS offered 70 the agricnI
iuFal community with entire confidence a.
being both prompt and pcrmauent Ia their
effect.
They viii bring Tbs crops forward al ones.
AID being made from pure bone their effects
viii last for yeass.
They Arc used ID every part o. the eoun.
Try With entire success, aud tie sale. III each
are constantly increasing.
send Tor sample and circulars.
GEORGE DtiGDALE,
Manufacturer Agent,
Nos. o. and los Smiths Wharf,
Baltimore, Md
For sale hy Iehr 4 OfeadoriT. Best,nins
iet, Ihomas 4. Sollers 4 Co., do; tieorgc
w Harris 4 Co. Middlcbarg; Geo. Ever.
haft' Manchester. nug 9 sBi
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n this eits4 on the 30ih ullino, at the
residence Of joseph Weller, Esq, Mr. Lew
y j Beard, late Of Leeaburg. W., aged oe
years, M
Suddenly, in this city, on Tuesday, 2Sth
nltimo, DepDie Mewzhaw, formerly Of Bal.
tilnore, aged 40 years.
Ia this city. on the Sd inst, John Rine-
hart, in The 57th year Of his age.
On The 2ist uItt., III this county, Louisa,
infant daughter Of Mr. W. scbreivcr, aged
10 month"; and days.
AZ New Windsor on the 2sth nit, Mr..
George Erhard, aged about IS years.
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Thirty life insurance companies In
New York have In force two hundred
aud six thoussnd niac hundred and
sixty six policies, insuring the immense
aggregate Of Elk hundred and twelve
millions seven hundred aud twent y.onc
thousand four hundred aud thirty -oae
dolIsfs.
Two youths have been arrested in
Boston for aseaIing s3z 900 in govern.
ment bonds and other securities from
William II. Kent 4 Co, lumber mer.
chants. They confessed aud restored
the property.
A train on the Columbus, Chicago
aud Indiana Central railroad recently
ran 1873 miles 10 hours and II minti.
ties, which is equivalent TO As miles
per hour. This il the fastest time ever
made on Western road.
The Muscatine (Iowa) journal states
that many farmers ia that vicinity arc
adopting the plan Of working nights
aud resting daytime, ia order 10 save
their men and horses.
Crop reports from tho interior OF
Alabama and Mississippi are unfayora.
BILE. Heavy rains have fallen, aud ia
some places the caterpillara are doing
much damage.
From june to July the national debt
rose from 81, 007 .s27 SAG to SO 900 ,8s3,.
3D2, being an increase Of more than
iifty-thrcc millions Of dollars 10 one
month.
Two horse thieves were hung BY a
party Of masked horscmen near Mem.
phis, the other day
There are at present seventeen lines
Of steamers (naking 1922 voyages per
anuln) between England and America.
Mr.. john Robinson, an old citizen of
Monopgabela county, Va, was stuug 70
death By bees one day last week.
Ohio reports nearly Eve aud q half
millions sheep 10 sixty.fyc counties, an
increase Of 1000 Id a year.
Wine, i is said, is being made in
Gainesville, Florida, Of tomatoes which
Is reported splendid.
Over seventh part of the State Of
Mississippi il advertised for sale under
execution.
Alton, Iliieois, has shipped more than
eleven hundred bushels Of Strawberries
this year.
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.oNTOUR HOUSE
WEST END, WESTMINSTER. Nm

TIVE undersigned announces 10 the public
that be has taken the above Hotel. The
House 10 new, and farnlshed throughout viii,
New Furnitare, Beds, &e., and & prepared 20
,seoonuodaas either transient or permanent
uoardern The Table will always be sepulled
with The best IN ti,s market. and the Bar stock.
u with the choicest brands Of Wines, Llouors.
Alos, Scgsfa, 30. The location q vcry drsira.
bic. being only fcw yards from he Depot
lhs stabling Il large and ample, and attentive
Osslefs alNays on hand 10 watt upon travellers.
J. A. KLEfP,
saEsty Proprietor.
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NBw PARsoNAdB.-~The ECatholic
Congregation Of this city are nboat TO
pat under contract a dwelling house for
their pastor, Rev. John 9I0yd. The
plan Of thu house presents something
entirely distinct from any 10 the city
y will have three fronts, each varying
Ia style the niaia front With lie three
bay aud oriel Windows, balconies and
yerandasy win line upsery handsomely,
and with some ten different styles EN-.
ploycd aud blended, together With its
Norman towers, will, when completed
be . very improsiug ediGce. The cen
tire building ia is y 20 right aud left
wings i6 4 is aud i0 20 tower IL !,
x IL; kitchen and private stairway. Ia
< 10. Shorb 4 Iseistcr, Architects. -
Building COMMITTEES, X. 7. ShipIey, II.
II, OreudosG, aud j. j. Shorb.
We are requested to say that sealed
proposals will be received 81 the Bald.
Ing Committee, 1t the Office Of SIR L
Lynch, until Saturday next, for furnish.
ing slono aud brick.
The AfoNroun HousK Supra. -
We we're among the invited guests al
the Montour House on Tuesday night Of
last week. The supper was decided
success, and the table literally groa ned
under the Substantial and doIicacies OF
the season. About On hour was spent
10 discussing the oatables, and al left
feeling that il had been good for the iu-
ner man to DO there. The Amphions
enIivepad tho occasion With some Of
their choicest aud sweetest airs, which
were highly appreciated by the compa.
ny. II that supper Is 20 be taken ~
criterion FOR the future, we bcspcak for
the proprietor very substantial vel:
conc
The eorneFstone 81 the German Re.
form Church, 10 this city, viii BE- laid
with appropriate ceremonies, on Sun.
day, the 23d instant, al 10 o'clock .. m
Rev. y. r. Eschhach, Of baltimore
Rev. s. $. Mills, Of Jefferson. Nd. and
Rev. ). w. HoGmiof. Of Manchester.
will DO present ca the occasion The
Rev W. 9. Crumer will be installed a.
Pastor Of the Westminster charge. a.
kridrr's Church, ~ 2 o'clock. . ~. Of
the same day. The public are respect.
fully invited
AsoTnrR FIoop--On Monday night
We were visited BY very heavy rain,
which, Tor short time, was saaal b.
the last destructive one. WeIearn that
several bridges bclow Finksbarg, on tho
Western Maryland Railroad. wcsc wash.
ed away, and 10 the upper districts IL il
reported a. being very destructive.
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three persons were killed by light
n'ng 10 Chicago on Thursday cy ening
last.
The total receipts Of wheat IN St.
Louis last week, were Ill ,O89 bushels.
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THE public are hereby notified and eau
toned not % purchase or negotiate . prom
issofy. note, drawn BY the subscriber. En- "a.
vor Of John II, Brown o. order. bearing
date June stlI, 1868, for she sam Of s 100. %.
payable six months afler date, Is 40 consid,
eratlon has been received Tor said note by
me, and tbe same was frandnIently obtained
from me. win not pay said motto or any
CHARLES W, HOOD.
Hoods Mill, Aug sd, 1868.
Augg-4t.
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TRUSTEES SALE
o.
r { Al : s TATE

~ Nas - Ann EWa ~ u IN
-.-
IVsHE undersigned, Trustee, appointed IN
the case Of james II. Steele nexs friend
10 John W. Steele and others, against Jnhn
W. Steele and Others, IN ire cipcut Can't
for Carroll county IN Equity. win offer Inc
Real Estate IN said cause iecreed 10 hi sold
ut Public Sale, 10 the highest bidder. on .ba
premises on SATURDAY. the 6th dsv ~
September, 1868, at 2 o'clock. ,, NJ MIA
Real Estate Is situate In Freedom District,
Carroll county. Maryland, near WinfeId
Post Office, aud Deiianceyille, adjoining
lands Of james and Perry Skidnore. ana
27sa ACRES OF raxu
49,. !. -. 60. ,sn
with IIMRIsR IN s.. ~ assss covered
n @',h o1d -, .ne ferluue = Cleared land
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NO. 0ss EQUITY

NJ vo3 Equity
In The Circuit Court for Carroll county.
William Z. johnson and others, Go. Bonja.
min Bixlor and others. 9
ORDERED this Sd day Of August. A. d. !.
" 1868, that tho sale made ana reported
10 this cause DO RI flied and confirmed. m.
less cause 70 the contrary thereof be shown
Oh or before the 7th day Of September newt.
provided copy Of this order be inserted IL
some newspaper published IN Carroll com.
y, Maryland, once 9 week for three succos.
ave weeks prior 70 the sist day Of august.
inssant.
The Report states the amount Of GALES 10
JOHN B. BOYLE, Clerk.
aug B--sw Jxo. b. BoyLr Clerk
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RELIGIOUS NOTES.-THE Rev Geo.
q Stokes. Of Goyansiown, will officiate
s q Ascension Church ia this place, on
Sunday next, the 9th inst. Morning
service, with Holy Communion, at l0I
clock, Evening service at 8 O'Clock.
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The CoRs CRop. Never was there
q better prospect for large crop Of
corn than At present From every dis.
trict 10 the county we hear the most
cheering accounts. The several sea.
souable rains which have fallen lately
have had most desirable effect. We
congratulate our farmers on the large
yield OF all their cereals. Potatoes win
not turn out well, the season having
been too dry. .
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1901 ACRES or LAND.

more or less About 100 Acres Z covered
with TIMBER the residue Is cleared land
under good fencing The buildings on this
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sIcKsEss.~-Althoug there has been
no actual cases Of suD.etroke IN our coun.
y, there has been a great deal Of de.
billy and indisposition, produced By
the long continued and excessive heat
we understand that very many children
and grown pcrsong have boon mi from,
imprudence in diet, and some eases
have proved fatal Cholera iniaptum
10 prevailing 10 some extent also
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No. s W. sccead -.
DAVENPORT =. apyya.
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GEORGIA..

AuausrA, April 81 The election 10 PRO.
crossing without any collisions. The ne.
gross. with but few exceptions, voted the
Il .dical ticket. They marched in squads
from all parts Of tho county to the polls,
with banners flying, keeping up . continual
yelling for Bullock.
The excitement is intense, and but very
little is needed to bring about fearful COL
hsun.
About 2,200 votes have been polled,
nearly 1000 Of which were polled BY ne.
groes. The total registered vote 10 g.
900
COLUMBUS, April 2l.-The election il pro.
cceding quietly Tho total vote yesterday
was 7o4 Of which 297 were Radical. and AZ
Conservatives. Many ncgroe. voted the
democratic ticket.
MAcos. April 2l.-The election proceed
ed quietly yesterday, the negroes having
thelo s nretty much to themselves. There
we're 1850 votes poiicd, only n few hun
dred Of which were polled by whites.
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latest News
EF' TEkEGR.fPET,
ITO TEE EAKE.y DE zy9sEAy.
'"hShlnGInE.

WAsRiso1 ~, April ol.-fifty four csse'
relating to the captured end ABANDONED ga
In claims have been decided by the COURT.
The claims amount IN the aggfeGa'' ~
sG0o .noO ii favor 81 claimants
IF1rsr.-A resolution was "eopteo 10
lt-s,,le bs'l ~ c'ectriciiy.
air Nl6isca lad bis name recorded a. 70
tinr in favor of the bill concerning the
,;ysts of American. abroad.
Mr. Robinson offered . resolution with
drawing the articles Of Impeachment, and
instructing the Managers, on the part Of
the House, TO suspend further proceedings,
by vote Of 81 10 10
The House refused TO consider il.
The Mayor and Members Of the City
Council, with the ether municipal officers
recently appointed by Gen. Schsfisld, for
Alexandria, Va, were installed there TO-
day. Only . few Of the new officers ere
old citizens. Thirty Of the old officers, who
were unable 10 take the cath % required by
Gen. Schohsld, were removed, aud those
who could take il, some s or 10 in number,
were installed. All the new appointees are
whites.
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ILLINOIS,.

Quincy, Arsil 2l.-Presly w. Lane
Democrat, wa. elected Mayor yesterday by
500 10 900 majority. The entire Demo
cratic ticket was elected. The Democrat,
carried the election yesterday.
FgoniA, April 2l.-By order of the exec
;''lye committee the Illinois State Sabbath
,hool Convention will meet at DuQnoir
May 26Ih, 2Tlh and 18th. b. q. Pardes
and Phillip Phillips, Of New Yoak. Child
lam, of Ohin, and other prominent Sabbath
School men, will attend. The Illinois Cen
tral Railroad Company have agreed to 70
turn free all persons attending the Conven
ton.
Signed W. Reynolds,
Presidank
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new YORK.

NEW YORK, April IL Washington dis
patches state that Gov. Hahn received stel-
egrsphic dispatch from New Orleans las,
night stating tha, tn. Republicans voted
solid for the regular State ticket. In 81
rels in New Orleans the ma jority for the
Constitution is G32, which renders il prob
able the Republicans have carried the city.
There is 10 d1ubt rs to the result in the
State.
J.. Cunard denies the statement that the
steamers Cuba and City Of Paris arc racing
across the Atlantic. No such match was
made.
BrrrALo, April 2l.--Hugh Boyle was
yesterday held in 81 900 bail charged with
ilici. distill,ng.
B,sonAxProS, April 81. The Univsr
salist church and two adjoining buildings
we're burned last night. Loss light.
ALnAsY. April 2l.-Ths trial Of General
Cole for the murder Of l.. II. Hiscock con-
m.ncc. in the Court Of Oyer and Terminer.
Judge Ingraham, Of New York, presiding.
The Erie Railroad bill. exactly ~ il
came from the Ssnate, passed the Assembly
Yesterday.
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"AsHiSeroN, April 2o.-SEN.rr
Th. was opened in due form at ia ~
10 an ;s nn,. Were all present. In response
-. ~ Al inquiry OF the Chief Justice NJ Cms
sls s'ssec thai the counsel for the Pres;der,
conssce,ea their evidence AZ closed ''"'
Mf. b.ngnsm said the mana r.,. ,;..,
desire 10 place ca ,he stand or. 80. ~
nesses who had been SUBJ puard earlv !, 49,.
trial. who had not appesruF :" 'he
The Chief Justice was Understood !.
1t would be proper 10 FIRST obtain an ga, s.s
from the Senate.
Mr. Binghsm--l wish it TO be p,a.r
stood l desire Ia consult my asso
ciates about il fis.. ), Jar no
The order Is concerned take II for
granted that the suggestion made q, The
time that evidence was eiasei on tie part
Of THE Managers, ,tet it would he cauipe-
leui for us witncnt frrtt;er orier If those
".'.ssses sasuld appear, 10 introduce shem
~, Wy ~, s.aod. i suih;ient, because The SEN
ss ~ VIZ w recoliect, although have not my-
s 81. lsi % to the Journal, that it Was
''s'ed oy my associsse Manager, Mr.. But.
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EACH eR.so PEER BOTTLE.
Or 1870 PER HALF DOZEN.
Aaal.-a,xc Pills. Is CTS. u Esex.
for sale By all Druggists and Dealers.
oE. ScHEECK'S ALMANAC FOR lsSs CAN
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OUR STOCK 10 FRESH non the nese ss,,asVe
Bed Growers and Nufserymen 81 this ceuntyy anl
u Europe.
19Or11Oo1turo1 Too1o anA lDDnos
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0estjeultass. Sbs ssls 4 publisAer pssese.
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Foreix. News y Asls.s ic Cable.

LONDON, April 2l.-A letter from Asian.
J'e. Aoyssinia. dated the evening Of the 10Th
UT, ststes that Napier ordered an immedi.
Ate dash on the works ct Magdalis. when
the main body Of the army reached within
40 days march Of Ding's Camp, after
passing Ashang:e.
Dispatches just received from Abyssinis
dated Zonlia, April 2i. report that Napier
had started forward, and that the conts m
plated assault had been made By the British
storming party. bat the result Of the move
nent . unknor in consequence Of break
IN the field telegraph near the . nv Post Il
Lenafe
:, The counsel for Gen. Magic deny that
sag's sailed for America. He has not
n,issr reie'sed on the terms granted other
'Is",n .ss. only two of the crew Of the
ed tor America. -"" "A'e Sail
Pam. April 2i.-Th. u..;.
uarioaldi is at Cspero. '''' ssyS
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CsFi'll Rsa.sss7.sd. oEsr sl5,Cao go.
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LOUISIANA.

NEW 0plEASs. April 20-The counting
of votes IN this city has not yet been com.
pe,od owing TO 'hc number OF indepsnd snt
tickets. The Offices are divided nearly
equally so Gar as heard from. The Demo-
Gratis have small majority in the city and
parish OF New Orleans. East and West
Baton Rouge gave 900 majority against the
Constitution.
The vote is very close and it 10 probable
the result cannot DO determined before to-
morrow night.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

Bosros, April 2l.-Ths Crctan fair in
this city melted 81 800.
In Lowell yesterday the veterans of the
cid 9th Massachusetts Regiment celebrated
the anniversary o. their memorable march
through Baltimore BY parade and an ora
ton from Gen Schouier. and dinner. The
public schools held a holiday, and but for
the severe rain tho citizens generally would
have joined in the celebration.
WORCESTER, April 2l-Wm. Rice and G
A. johnson were, tc- day. chosen delegates
to the Chicago Convention. by the Eighth
District Republican Convention.
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hands soft in the coolest weather. See that
you get the Genuine. Sold by Druggist
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-21
MINNESOTA.

ST.. PAUL, April 2l.-Eary this morning
the McKibin block, four story stone build
ing, together With Mrs. Jehnson's boarding
house, and three frame buildings burned
down. The origin Of the Gre 10 unknown.
Loss &l0O, 600; Insurance $4,000.