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RULES OF COURT

INTERMEDIARY Terms has;ao l...,,, =.
tabllshed in the counties cosnpon;nr' ~,
Fifth Judicial Oircrsit, MS reuaired III ths
Constitution, thereby rendering neres.arv
q change Of The Rule Days, and as .he Con.
sutution also requires the Judges to ssadopt
Mules TO- the end that all business not -.
quiring the intervention Of Jury. shall IL
as TAR as practicable, disposed Of ct he IN.
termed,ate terms, the undersigned, Judges
OF the Fifth Judicial Circuit, hereby iris Al
day Of April, 1868, adopt the following
Rules: .
lss 10 facilitate the preparations of ac.
uons and salts for trial, the following shall
be the kule Days for the Regular and In.
serhediate Terms Of the Circuit Courts. a.
courts Of law, of tie several counties com.
prising the Fifth Judicial Circuit:
. For Howard County The Third Tuesisx
W June, the Second Tuesday in August. ne
FIRST Tuesday IN Nosenibers the Third Taes-
day IN February, and the first day Of each
Regular and intermediate Term.
For Anne Arundel County. The Third
M0nday 10 June, the Third Monday In San
TENDER, the Third Monday in DeceSuber. thc
third Monday in March, and the first day ~
each Regular and intermediate Term.
For Carroll County. The Second Men.
day ~ July, the Second Monday ~ October.
the Second Monday IN April, and he en-,
day Of each Regular and Intermediate Term.
End. SUITS may be brought and I'LL process
IN Grill causes shall be returaable 70. and
All cases shall siand for trial at the Interme.
diaTc Terms, and the Clerks shall keen doe
keis for such terms as Tor the Regular Terms
aud the Rules Of Court now IN force shalt
apply 10 the lpsernaesliste Terms.
Ord. Al the intermediate Terms the. Ao-
pea aDcc, Trial aud Appeal Dnckcss win H
called, and all cases Submitted 10 the Court
viii BIO heard and decided, aud al business
not requiring the Intervention OF inry win
be, as far as practicable, disposed d al such
terms.
9TH. On The call of The pockets :. n.
Regular Jury Terms, the Cougt win asccr.
tain wha, eases may Be tried without the IN.
terPcsElon Of 1uFy, aud viii, rs Ear A
practicable, eontiBbs the anrne 10 the nex,
intermediate Term 10 hs di4Bosed OF and
cases rcqthringa determination Of matters
Of fact which the parties may at said Rsga.
lar Jury Terms elect 10 be tried BY the Cour,
shall, # not continued, be postponsS 10 All
cases requiring the inserventsos q . iavy.
N OLIVER MILLER,
WA. n. HAYDEN, 4
y. HAMMOND.
Irus eopy--scs.,
JNo- b BOYLE
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PAYMENT or BouNrY.--An act au.
thorizing Bounty Loan Of sl,00o,O0O
was passed by the last General Assem-
bly,. Under this Actthc Bounty Claims,
which have been accommodating 10 the
State Comptrcllcr's Office for want Of
funds necessary to dispose Of them, win
no doubt soon be paid of. 1t il impor,
tant all Interested should now get their
claims on file, in order to prompt pay
ment, especially ms the time Within
which claims can be filed Is now limit
ed by clause IN said law
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Commissioners SolIce.


County Boards. Sec q. The board Of
C0an,y School Commissioners shall be com
posed Of oae Commissioner for cash cleo.
tion district, 70 be elected by the people
thereof at each general election for members
OF the General Assembly, TO serve Cor two
years from he ia dag o. January noxt sue.
eesding said election, and until thsir suc.
eessoFs shall qualify, and for the time in,er
vening irom the passage OF this act until the
lst day Of January nexI succeeding the neat
general cleo ION, said School Commission.
era shall be appointed by the County Com.
missionersof the respective countiess
The County Commissioners will accord.
ingiy meet nj their office on Monday, the
10Th last. ). 70 comply With the provisions OF
the aB0ye Section Of the new School Law.
BY order, A-sg
JAMES BLIZZARD,
ap9-2t Clerk.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-04-09
The Connecticut Election.

The election took place in this State
on Monday for Governor aud other State
officers and for members Of the Lcgis.
iature. The candidates for Governor
were English, Democrat. and Jewell,
Republican. I,ast year tho Democrats
carried the State BY 9s7 Late dis
patches give the following vote Eng
lish Al ,4s6, Jewell 1918, with nine
towns to hear from, which viii increase
English's majority to | 800.
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All persons in favor Of organizing a
Boot and Shoe Manufacturing Company
are requested to meet at Smeach's Ho
tel, near the Depot, on Friday evening
at ~ o'clock, for the purpose Of forming
a stock company. This is an enterprise
which well deserves the support and
attention Ofour capitalists, aud will add
much to the city in population and
wealth. "A full attendance Is desired.
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ATTENTION.!

COMPANY G, 18th Regiment NJ, N, c.,
" you ere hereby notified to meet at
Green Street Hall, near X. r. Depot, on
SATURDAY, Arm ilth, ct "a o'clock
p. NJ, with arms and accoutrements ior
Drill. Punoelal and full attendance Is re-
quired.
BY order.
A. b. MCLAUGHLIN, Captain.
Hvoo r. FiDpIs, .. Ssrg. ap9,lt
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HARDWARE, OILS AND PAINTS

inv - II tfNfH4
|AUR Stock is now near complete Of
~ Hardware, Oils and Pants, Also
Shovels, Forks, Rakes, Hoes, Picks, Gar.
den Forks. Spadps, Tools Of all kinds for
Carpenters Builders, Blacksmiths, Far.
.mers, and Masons. Trowls, Hammers,
Pointing and Broad Axes, Screw Plates Of
all sizes. Our stock consists OF snch innu
rable variety il is useless to describe further.
BIT all Of the above Is fresh and new and
Of the latest improved styles Our Grocery
Department Is also complete; Sugars one
dollar less per hundred than one week ago.
Syrups ten per cent. less. Window Glass
very low. Leather or all kinds, Spanish
and Red Solo. French Calf, Morocco, Baff.
Patent Enamled, Sklrting, Shoe Findings
ofall kinds. Allof the above stock are
new aud bought for Dash, aud will be sold
low for cash, or punctual payers on short
time. All we ask Il to give US call aud
examine our stock and prices, and will
guarantee 70 satisfy all who may favor us
with call.
JOHN II. BOWERS.
an0 3mo
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George w, Lamotte and Jos. Smith,
Esqs. of this county, have been sum
moned BY United States Marshal Boni,
FAINT to act as Petit Jurors Of the United
District Court pe a.
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SHERIFF's SALE.

Di viriueof three wsits Of fsexf G,ciu.. a.
I'D sued out u .hc fiirrr,is Cessv, sI,r Carol,
county, a,tle auR oftlys Ststa ID MARYLAND
useot Mary LoudefhaagiI, against The geods,
ehatse's, lands and teDeinents Of William
Alnlsr and John Conoray, and To me al.
recicd, have seized The following property,
viz All the right title, mterrst and estate
a, law aud IN equity Of William Mnrtor, Of i'm
t. the following described traea o. parcel OF
Land, situate, lying and being w Carroll
county one tract containing zsl acres OF
land, lying In the 9th Election District or
said county Muda Wood Lot, lying near 70.
the aforesaid tract, containing lOl acres oF
land, being the same piece or parcels og'
land which we're conveyed by George Furh-
man and others To William Minlcr aud Ra-
ehei farhman by Deed bearing date 9Th day
OF September, 1866, and by Rachel Furk-
man 10 SAID William Minter on the same sfav.
and recorded IN Iiber W. a. Mex. No. nj,
Folio ~ and 30, one Of The Lsnd Records
Of Carroll county, also, all the right. fitls.
interest aod estate whereof bis father, Mar.
tin Minier died seized aud possessed, con.
tanning 26l ACEEs or LAxD, being The same
land conveyed by Adam Fridingcr 10 The
said Martin NInter, deceased The Improve
munts arc a two story FRA ME DWELLING
HOUSE, BARN and other out buildings.
| hereby give notice thai on MONDAY.
the 9Th day of May, 1868. ut o'clock. p.
NJ, NJ the Court House door, in Westnias-
ter, J. viii offer the al,nyc property, 30 seixea
and taken in execution. al Public Sale. m
the highest bidder, for cash.
THOMAS D. 0IsT,
hpfii US Sheriff.
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Mr.. Jabez Leppo, Of Finksburg Dis
trict, has Soda portion of his farm, rs
acres, TO- Mr. Benjamin Croft for s26
per acre.
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A New Select School In

Daor. J. ". NEvsoS viii open School
II for both sexna, in lhs Bascmeat StorY
Of the NJ. y. Chnrch, on TUESDAY next.
fnE i4sh ~ Arnii- An interviews with
pasenta having cons and daughters TO eda.
cate, Il rcspectfuily solicited.
anpsff
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-04-09

In Michigan on Monday, upon the
vote ratifyihg the Constitution recently
framed, the article allowing negroes to
vote was rejected.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-04-09

$500. ~ $500.
MARYLAND Soldiers who we're drafted
.lNl and entered the United States Service
between April LIST, 1864, and December 18th,
1864, are entitled to $500 Bounty. Mary
landSoldiers who volunteered between April
list, 1864, and the 18th Of December, 1864,
are entitled 10 $500 Bounty. Heirs of the
above deceased classes also entitled.
Claims filed and collected by
A. u. SCHAETFER,
Attorney at Law, Westminster, Nd
i Ang-4t sd .f
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-04-09

At the municipal election in Keokuk,
Iowa, on Monday, the Democrats we're
victorious. The city was Republican
last year. m 6
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-04-09

Don't fail to read the advertisements
in today's paper, If you do you will lose
money by it.
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NO. e07 EQUITY.

IL the circui, Court for Carroll county. q
John Cover Of Tsl0gDERED hi. III
rs. NJ day Of April, AID.
VIM. II. Hook. 1868, that tho sale made
and reported ip the above cause by Charles
4. Reiisnider, frasise, for tho sale of the
Heal Estate ,decreed to DO sold he finally
ratified and confirmed, nnlcss caase to he
cohtFary be shown on or hefare the lith
day Of May nekt provided copy. Of this
order. be inserted IN Soma newspaper pub
hshed in Westminster, Carroll county, Md,
once week for three successive weeks
previous to the 4th day of May next The
report states Me smeaht of sale to be three
thousand and six hundred dollars Ss000)
,t..f IS 81 JOHN h, BOYLE, Clerk,
go True copy,--Te Test; g.
ap93t .Johs b. RoYLE, Clerk.
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Quarterly stnarmenf

o. hs condition n &c Daioa National
Baak Of Westaiaster, on fAs horaia1 ~
fhe Fret AoAdag n Aprtl, Isss.
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TN TIE DISTRICT COURT or THE
II UNITED STATES FOX THE DIS.
ItiCT f0F MARYLAND,-IN BANK.
kuPTCY,--lN THE MATTER OF PE.
TER u. MlRESEI.I., BANKRUPT. -
Ordered by the Court this third day of A pril
1868, upon the Petition Of Charles b. 10.
boris, the Assignee Of the said Bank rupt
filed IN this Court on the 18th day of March
last, Tor authority TO redeem tho liens on
said Bankrapt's Estate, that the same stand
for hearing on Monday the 10Th inst; pro-
yided copy OF this order be published h
tho ddr0cate Of Westminster, Carroll coun.
~ Nd, and Baltimore Gazeite ten days be-
fore the said 18th inst.
WILLIAM r. GILES, Judge,
True copy, Test q
JANIS W. CHEw, Clerk.
District Court OF said District.
apo-2t f f2u ~
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-04-09

The cornerstone Of the new Metho-
distEpiscopal Church Seath,.sear Free.
dom, in this county, viii be laid on
Easter Monday, under the supcrsisiop
Of the Masonic Order. Distinguished
Ministers from Baltimore will be pres.
ent Dinner viii be provided and a
collection taken for the benefit Of the
Church. Exercises to commence at 1
o'clock, A. NJ. All arc invite to Of.
tend.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-04-09

GPRfNG DRESS GOODS for the Ladies', esn.
- bracing all the late styles, at
marly Johr L. ReJ,nidsr's,
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] Drugs |. Drugs! !.
L. o.IcRImEs, /
4 (sUccEssoE TO II. L. SaHIvER,)
Wcsfminster, ND.
HAVING purchased the well known
IL Stand, call the
"WEsT END DRUG STOKE"
am nov re6ttins the same and laying ii 4
large and varied stock Of
DRUGS,
MEDICINES
and CHEMICALS,
which are warranted pure, fresh and una
dultorated am ordering weekly from the
City, and Physicians viii do wen TO give
me . call NJ intend selling al a small ad.
vance above City prices. All the popular
PATENT MEDICINES
Of the day constantly on hand. Also
sHRfvERs PICTORIAL sYRUps
for Coughs, Colds, &c.
The attention Of tho Ladies Is especially
called 70 The large and varied assortment Of
Pssfamery and Toilet articles,
Toilet Sets,
Powders,
Sosfa.
Combs and
brushes,
Preparations for The Skin,
Pomades,
and all the popular Oils and Resiora,ives
for the Hair--spch rs
Halle Vegetable sicilian Hair Remover,
Rings Vegetable Ambrosia,
Circassian Hair Oil &c.
and many other articles fersbeir use. Also
oil che best Flavoriug Extracts.
Vanilla,
Orange.
Lemon,
'ft Almond, &c dc,
A choice article Of Coal OIL, and a variety
ofraA1 oil Lamps and Fixtures, always on
hand.
Counuy Merchants and Shops win be
Furnished with Drugs, Essences, Spices, &c
at City prices.
ts1- Prescriptions carefully com.
pounded at al hours.
-
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bs1- Prescriptions carefully com.
pounded at all hours.
April Q, IsGs,--Iy.
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Quarterly Report

Qf ne tTrt National Bank IF Wcsfaia
Ter, hoHtay morning, Ipra ca, 1858.
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strnction Of tunnel. The iunacl was
afterwards avoided reducing the cost
70 81 ,4d7 900 Asterwards IL was
found that the contractors were not act.
ing fairly, having sub c. the contracts,
and drawing 10 advance Of work done.
A eompromi was effected with them
BY which geo shares were returned BY
them to the company, and the work
then progressed with thesub-eontrac,ors.
From the sale Of securities S6Il 900
have been realized. Seven miles Of
railroad iron, spikes aud cross ties have
been purchased at cost of $50, 256 az ;
three miles Of track have been laid from
Union Bridge to Middleburg, and paid
for in bonds az 80 cents, and four miles
further, to Big Pipe Greek, will DO en-
ishcd in4O days. During his .counec,
ton with the 70 d he had been busy all
the time, not HAVING az idle moment,
giving all bis time aud attention to the
duties Of his Office He stood here to
Yindlcaie his character against any aud
all charges, Fa)se statements aud char
ges had been made,against him, which
were uafounded aud very unpleasant 70
bear. lie could raise the $500, 900 re-
qairsd 10 sixty days, and bad 50 IN
formed the directory, bat i was neccs-
sary to have the friendly feeling Of
Washington county apd Baltimore city
stock holders. which, for some reason,
was not given.
Tile report Of Chief Eggipeer w. g.
Bender was then read, BY which i APP
pears that the graduation and masonry
east Of the Washington county llnc Is
somewhat more thun two thirds done,
and west of the Washington county
] line, whcro two months work had been
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-04-09
MEDICINES

.s and CHEMICALS,
which are warranted pure, fresh and una.
elaborated / am ordering weekly from The
City, and Physicians win do wen TO give
me . call NJ intend selling al a small ad.
vance above City prices. All the popular
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-04-09
(sUccEssoE TO II. L. SHRfvrE,)
Westminster, ND.

HAvING purchased the well known
Ii Stand, call the
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-04-09

HSI END DtUU SIUItEI
am nov rehtsing the same and laying II !
large and varied stock Of
DRUGS,
MEDICINES
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-06-17
The New York worid's Change Of
Ease Again.

In yesterdays Ph@nir, we took
occasion to allude to the recent views
set forth by the New York World.
In its article Of June 9Th, entitled
"Negro Suffrage h the iSoutl-Wiu ii
be Perpetuated." we hold that the
World virtually abandoned its pre-
vious views, and descended, in its
Chase for victory, from the heights
of PRINCIPLE to the lowlands of Ex-
PEDENoY. Although conservative in
our views and policy; although seek
ing our country's good by sensible
end practical agencies, we neverthe-
less have our policy controlled and
vitalized by immutable principles
which we shall never sacrifice, even
for temporary triumphs. We shall
not, therefore, follow the World in
its political trimming. Although we
may have to take what the New York
Convention shall give, yet assuming
that the Convention will give the
Southern Democracy the medicine
suggested by the physician of the
World, it does not follow that we
shall pronounce the medicine good.
To us, the pill will be extremely
nauseous.
We might ask the World to pause.
It is hard for us to be wounded in
the house of our friends. Struck as
the South has been by her foes, until
her body shows numerous gashes,
shall she now have to turn to her late
valued champion and say-Er TU
BRUTE? AND THOU, TOO, o BRUTUs!
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sIlIitary Law.

@. J.. Shepherd, who signs himself
.Brevet Brigadier," and COM
mands in O sub District of Alabama,
is evidently very shallow fellow,
with an immense zeal to commend
himself to favor near the headquar-
ters Of the army. Some soldiers re-
Gently expressed their & political
opinions. They hurrahed for the
candidates they like, and groaned for
the candidates they are opposed to,
and straightway down comes the as
tonishing Shepherd upon them,
clothed with all the terrors of O
general order!y Shepherd, perhaps,
does not often get the chance to make
himself heard, through general orders
or otherwise, and therefore was not
the man to lose this. Where was the
offence? Is it an offence for soldiers
to have political opinions? Why,
then, has the Republican party given
SO much activity to fostering political
opinions in the army, backed by the
Legislation of the Congress that Gre
ated the army? Is it an offence for
soldiers to give expression to their
opinions? That can hardly be, since
Congress authorized their voting,
even in the camps, in the very heat
of the war. But they groaned for Gen.
Grant, and cheered for McC Clellan and
for Andrew johnson. and as Grant
is the commander of the army, that,
says Shepherd, is insubordination.
But Grant is proper subject for the
political opinions of the people. He
is candidate, and that is the cbarac-
ter in which, undoubtedly, he re-
ceived the attention of the soldiers.
How far, exactly, is the spirit of dis
cipline to be carried in the matter of
commanders who are candidates?
Will it be an offence. punishable by
court martial, for any soldier to vote
against Grant? It is doubtful
whether Shepherd himself knows
which was the greater insubordina-
ton, to shoat against Grant, who is
commander. or for johnson, who is
President; but, perhaps, when he has
consulted the carpet-baggers who
come to him from his radical masters
at the Capital, he will be able to
answer any questions on that point.
How long shall men hold their iber-
ties at the discretion of creatures like
the Brevet Brigadier?
NeaO York Herald.
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CathoIicity and Dueling.

EDITORS COURIER: With a view to
remove mistaken impressions, and
place the Catholic Church in its true
light before the people, I would re-
spectfully ask the indulgence of
your columns. From the correspon-
dence lately published in the News
and Mercury, grave misapprehensions
in reference to the Catholic doctrine
concerning the right of self-defence
have gone abroad. These erroneous
ideas, it is hoped, the following plain
statement will correct: Whilst the
Catholic Church, equally with the
State, forbids the practice of dueling,
and deprecates personal encounters
of all kinds, she at the same time
makes liberal provision for the secu-
rity of that manhood which has ever
been q distinguishing feature in the
history of her children.
Hence we find in the second yo-
lume of Pacetti's Institutes of Moral
Philosophy, page 124. language of
lation: 'tMany moralists suggest
that person challenged to duel
can reply, in order to clear away all
suspicion of cowardice: That I de-
cline the duel as forbidden by laws
both human and divine. But under
stand, I will openly pursue, as form
erly, my ordinary avocations, both
by day and night, and if any one
should attack me, I say I am ready
to defend myself
This is the language Of Pacetti,
Roman Priest, whose philosophy is
the textbook of morality in the first
Catholic Colleges in the world. Fur
thermore, we know personally of an
instance in which this very advice
was given to o gentleman in this city
by one of the first Catholic theo-
logians in this country. Bishop
England, in the 9Th volume of his
works, page GA, in a discourse de-
livered before the Anti-Dueling So
ciety of Charleston. of which General
Thomas Pinckney, of revolutionary
fame, was the venerated President,
has given to the world most able
defence of the Catholic doctrine con-
cerning dueling, to which L would re-
spectfully refer the curious.
A CATHOLIC.
Charleston Courier.
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STATE CENTRAL Committee. The
following gentlemen constitute the
State Central Executive Committee
of the Democratic party Of South
Carolina.
Appointed by the April Conven-
tion-Gen. Wade Hampton, Col. J.
P. Thomas, Col. F. w. McMaster, J.
D. Pope. Esq, Hon. S. MCGOWAN,
W. NJ. Shannon, Esq, Maj. S. P
Hamilton.
Appointed by the June Conven-
tion-Hon w. d. Porter, Maj. T. Ct.
Barker, Hon John E. Carew, Robert
Adger, Esq, Hon. Henry McIver,
Hon. w. P. Finley, A. A. Gilbert,
Esq.
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LEXINGTON DISTRICT. The Spring
Fill Democratic Club has long list
of members. On Saturday last,
William Showers, colored, and James
Minor, colored, addressed the colored
people with good effect-eleven
joined. This club is constantly in
creasing in size and spirit.