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TERRIBLE TORNADO.

CIlnson' County, Ip>ttt, |a*'tea ~ -
Terrific orn-Dlsn.trous 1fiects
"A village Dratroyr d. te.
~ Iorls July S.-Atslr"s !rf'!2 la:1iac, Iowa
ss1 "4,or nt tr1 !rn@7 f.'!F't s'oFtus tStE kaH"n
~. ,,st nas.n, th-pr-h the lrwtr ratt Of tfn'nn
.,,ni. il h..ur nothing more nor less than sIo-
!: n; ;rt4s. tax; i,'>-rl tIFis f'it r.s i'a..,
l;r.ed Ut, ~ Tie 1s.Guus toIuSnchs aa,steans u
i-crrcs ucrr svrr1 AHar !.kc csa-: t-rt5 were
rruchc.t nnt hv the roots c.1.le. hogs and r'ni-
try w,5y t:.sr,. up tu tue air. carried 97sat w.
s.tt ,,,.o!st,nu vas wrought II Malone sIa1A
e-.;;tti Oh Inn Sor;arr%irr1i Noaa. Nsas!s ese:iS
,,2n.. lE tHe village ~as :ese!lcd q tie Eso2aa
ere Enuau ku(ei whc sryerE ..hess wen
env,rIi, pUrptta, The &aniAce 20 proper! L
rs..r,.cd ~ several fhcas:aI I2:s.$.
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MARRIED..

wOoDEuFF-CooK-At Preston, Conu Jqne =.
ty il.. u s. Atn It t1e r,-iAenee uf til bta-s
fA,htr, Nathan Ct"k- Eea Mr. J. f. oec:.t. {! C@!-
e13n. AEt At.r Pert!s 'A.k.
D'l;RALT-BDDWELLIr hi. e3ty, 1ucc =, hy
r.. l.. .,a.; rt IL: A!e. +-s: J. t!r:AeJ ~
A:rs L. t,i f. eaest daughter * Arthur j. DojHel4
Et:
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porouxxsrsf1, July a-The oonr!es n.atet.
Who xW shot in The reTon 81 osoS saas On
1Eft..r.+.- t'lee Y-f: ICY.
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EkI., "a, 11.'y IA tE'a1 expedition Q! ="
men Arrived here this afternoon ami crf:''ns'
fro1n Philadelphia Tue! will cross to Caoada 10,
n.p!Tn~ Eeo'r:nS and Will eIao1k on vessel
c!t4t!pG ftun y t.latl.an !yor1-
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CHICAGO, 1869-WITH SUPPLEMENT-

arrival Of the tain IT that sown- TEE hrTtst wns
nAde, and the s1lpected psstJ = 15w u c19teoy.
NJ s4hh - ton o. fainp saa1s9. q u Ft1t-
ter L Smith. cf te5 CITY,
L4TKu.-The ua11 f1ora the north l.ss night
bought to this city tho remains OF hi. Smith
They were f7Ehtfui Eight The head Was char-
IT'D to tho Btuh, The ARMS and legs burnt . =
e,isp, and the skull E.1shed In The unfortunate
man Naa dtpouess Fitted with bludgeon-
Eia chest ~ss 50 burt. c3 % eKpoae the s1cEs
Jcao Mcguire Is the uac.t Of the coAc AE1ested
on the trotE- He IVES ttonset to this city. bat Il
Being evident he NILS lot The guilty murderer, he
was eet =: liberty.
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The Bakery Estnblisi,ment
Iutcly conducted bJ Joseph N.
Bake, nov; t!ceci-c:::. IL offered
fOr sale. Il IT, ti.c s.Aiee'a, bc@t
established and most succes*tul
in the United States, nnd en-
braces the lease, building, put
cnts, fixture. and everything
complete, situnted ln the rear OF
Mcytckcr's Theatre: Chicago,
Illinois.
For particulars address inc
undersigned ut the Bakery OF
flee, or inquire on the premises
I'roposltlon should be made on
Or before the 10Th dAy oil StlJ
next. Orders Tor Goods filled
promptly rs usual.
CUACNCEH EGLHEKs,
Administrator.
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The hole Il hat i2.ers IN I,:sl Milne tod rroPtt.
II F;i: :,rr', f.,. s.i, :71ak s1:"sH s'"r.
~, spl esxA.- HA. etrttA .ts AM k~a
ii Cl.ie:.e ;fac as - h. s.: y Pc etc1 iadx
hare A1dteas JAMES CHERRY.
r. u H.. ~, E'::tr!Ir:;2i. Pa.
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GINGER SNAPS,
A Collection orTwo Thousand
Scintiilations OF wit,

YNlIE material gathered and the who'll
i batch baked by 10 CosE.
This new book contains tho .ncrr;e,,
thoughts fthe merriest men--s short, crispy
pungeut-all selected with care Sc thai tbs,
may be read by MEN and women, BOYS and
girls. Mt any time and place II is a book
for farmers at their frcsides in Winter fOr
folks at home travellers in ears aud steam.
boats rambles at the seaside and in ,hs
woods. Take il up at any time and you viii
find something you have never seen before
that will make you shake with honest lanRh.
ter; Price, in fancy pppcr, illustrated cover,
red edge. only 30 cents in board, illastra,.
ed cover 10 cents in extra cloth, embossed
and lettered, red edge, 81, Ia choice ria
book Which will you have? Send your
money and you shall have your ''SsAPs.n
Sent postpaid on receipt ofpvice. address
the Waikiki VALLEY 'IiaEs, Montgomery,
New York.
n. B.--Editors publishing the above, In.
GLIDING this paragraph, one week, will re.
ceive copy Of Ginger snaps free.
april 10, lS09-lt
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TINTED STATES
u INTERNAL REVENUE.

Assessors 0frioE, 4ru DIsrRIcr, No., /
HAGggsrows, April 9th. 1869.
The annual assessment for Frederick, Al
legany, Washington and Carroll counties on
INCOMES for the year 1868, and
SPECIAL TAXES, ~
aud TAXES on Carriages, Watches aud
Plate for the year 1869, being about cons
pleted, notice is hereby given 70 all whom
Il may concern that lists Of said assessments
will be open for inspection ut the Office Of
the Assessor in Hagers,owu. Washington
county, on the FIRST DAY OF MAY,
and continue open for inspection until and
including the 10th day Of said month. during
which period land not thereaffer) the Asses
sor will hear appeaisia writiag, relating 70
any erroneous or excessive valuation or as.
sessments returned TO this Office on the an.
nual list for Internal Revenue from Incomes
JOHN VAN LEAR,
apl5-4t 1851 s. Assessor.
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MAR II led,

On the 9TH of April, at st. Johns Church,
Westminster, by Rev. John Gloyd, George
w. Abel, Of this county, and Miss Mary Y.
Simms, of Frederick county.
On the 9Th instant, by the Rev. ]. II. NJ.
Lemon. John ID. Ingalls, and Miss Alyerda
johnson, all Of Baltimore.
On the 9Th instant, at the Westminsie-
NJ. L. Parsonage, by Rev. John W. Hedges,
Samuel Sharrer and Miss Sarah c. Rich.
ards, both Of this county.
On tho 10Th Instant, at the residence Of
the brides father, on Sans Creek, BY the
same, William Derr aud Mrs. Sarah A.
Barnes, both Of this county.
On the 18th instant, at the NJ. T.. Parssn-
age, by the same, Jesse W. Porter and Miss
Sarah l.. Barnes, both Of this county.
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TnE NEW NICKEL Consume a

The NEW NICKEL CoISs.-The de
nominations of the new coins are to be
one, three and Eve cents, aud they are
to be composed Of one-fourth nickel
and three-fourths copper. The one cent
coin is 10 weigh grain add hall,
and will be about the size of the Eve
cent silver coin, which some Of the ex
isting inhabitants Of the United States
will recollect to have seen. The three
and i've cent pieces are to be about the
size OF the one aud two cent coppers
now in use, aud win weigh respectively
three aud FIVE grains. The new coin is
TO be legal tender for a dollar except
for duties on imports, aud all the ex
isting nickel and copper coins viii be
withdrawn
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THE MARYLAND
Life Insurance ca

nFFfCE In Compare Bulldlnx n. :.
~ Snath Street, Rattisnore. Pollcv hai.aie
gassisiasis IN the prohi'. All Policies ' Non.
..sscssrsas.--A. K. ford a''ma'-
NDlRgcrons. Hamilton Easter. A,,en A NJ
nan, George T.. Thomas, Hugh Sissoo' HIrsis
Wood. George II. Miller, WIN. Devils, sn.h
Webb, Thomas Cassard. S""''
These gentlemen arc we'll and favor..,.
Known a. among the best commercial men i,
the ONLY Maryland COMPANY
Its success has rqualied the exoee,.,,,..
rs most sanguiae friends. Its rates and S;s,'
dends compare with the oldest aud be., usf'
PA"'s' 10 Tue country. is empha,ieaIly
WA OUR COMPANY. ~ ~
gotten up 10 afford opportunity Tor ali al.
sure without sending money ont Of the stan
u mnst be clear to every Intelligent ,ri.s'
that II we would secure the largest prn.aa. alas
TO our State and people individually. W ps.y
build up our Institutions, by keeping capiiols.
The laws Of trade. eqnmeree, ,e,el.,,,...
and seli.,sspcst combine 70 make this The Com.
REyEAKScgs.- WIN. N. Havden.
Reiisnidsr, Jesse Reifsnider, N. /. Gor.uch
MEptoAL BxAniSEhs.-Drs. Mills. u.,,..
belH, Martin. SHAW, Burlington. Msnst.ss
Mebring, Corrcll, Kelly, Crawford, OwInS.
LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS,
and insure at once. Persons wishing % iu,.,a
would do well to consult the above.
A. J. MYERS, State Superintendent, nj,
attend our courts and travel through the eoaa'
~ " transact the business Of the coranan, s-"'
Now, gentlemen, you have the chance to IA.
sure In good aad perfectly reliable Conn,nr
under our own supervision.
&o- Applications may be obtained from Ina
Agent, +. D. Gamns, Esq, weslmin,tes Nd p
april Is, lsG9,--iy. 'AS'
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A Scene in Congress.

The Washington correspondent Of
the Baltimore Sun says:
During the night session ofthe House
on Friday night there was little breeze
between Gems. Butler and Schenck. a
parting shot on each side, which mo.
mentarily reused the House. The
matter grew out sf the debate on the
whisky aod tobacco sax bill aud iusiuu.
atoms heretofore made by General But.
Ter. apd repeated on Friday night. In
reply General Schenck used some We V
pointed and hitter expressions. He
said. among other things, that he ad-
mired an open foe, for he knew then
where 70 fud him aud what course 10
pursue, but he had the utmost eonteup,
for the bastard who would not only dc.
liberstsIy lie, hut who, BY fascinating
remarks. added cowardice 10 the false
hood, and he thanked God that bis dis.
position did not carry him in that
direction, and that he never engaged 10
that sort Of contest.
General Butler. who had been on one
Of the lounges on the Democratic side
ofthe House, here appeared upon the
scene, and coolly smoking his cigar
walked over TO hr seat. Mr.. Logan
who had also made much opposition 10
the bill, asked Mr.. Schenck II he allu.
ded 70 him, AR. s. replied negatively.
Mr.. Butler here desired to ask i cues.
ton, and everybody was on the gui sise
70 know what was coming. The Mas
sschusetts member avoided the direct
question, bat asked Mi. Scheuek II he
had never read OF the Pharises who
said he thanksd God thar he was not "a
other men. MI. Schenek said he mad.
aad added that the gentleman from
Massachusetts was perfectly familiar
whit, doubtless, because everything
shat ssnaeked Of hypocrisy was familiar
e the Geatlonap, however l. might
eesne' This created momentary scn.
ss1ise, NJ I aesa passed. o. apparently.
al1hoegk Gen. Butler, alludisr 10 Il
.ftefwerds, sid 10 wsald, II the proper
t'ene. sheS by ineonyersibie proof that
WHIST had been characterised d insina,
Hsio1s ID raai foundation IL fact.
NII|| ....Ig |I|
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The Radicals IN the Indiana Legisla-
ture, recently reassembled, cannot pass
tho fifteenth Amendments for want Of a
quorum An the Democrats who had
previously vacated their seats and wera
reelected By their constituents, resolved
in caucus. % Saturday, to prevent the
passage Of the amendment by refusing
to take their seats. A later despatch
says:
The boiling members Of the Indiana Leg
islatare have appeared and taken their seais,
50 that the ordinary legislation Of the ses.
sion mar be completed. Il seems, however.
70 have been understood beforehand that no
vote on the fifteenth amendment should be
taken, and the Democratic members Of the
Senate did not take their seats until q reso-
luton was passed in the Lower House post,
poning action on the amendment until the
18th Of May.
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The PULPIT NOT AN ADVERTISING

The PULPIT NOT AN ADVERTISING
MEDIUM.-Rey DIR. Newman, the newly
appointed pastor Of the Metropolitan
Methodist Church in Washington, took
occasion on Sunday to administer mer
tied rebuke TO those persons who seem
to think that the Pulpits are to be used
as advertising mediums for the au-
nounccment Of meetings which should
properly be made public through the
columns Of the press, aud paid for. He
said he had upon his desk large NUN
Der of notices which he did not intend
to read, because II would dctain the con i.
gregation unnecessarily, and hereafter
he hopsa il would be understood that
II was useless for such notices to be
sent to his pulpit, as they would not be
read, This is sensible.
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We learn that tho city Of Frederick
has subscribed s250,000 to the capital
stock Of the Frederick and Pennsylya-
MIA Line Railroad, leaving the company
100000 70 raise, of which amour,
ss5, 900 has already been taken, and the
right Of way granted. We hope our
citizens win see the importance Of at
once taking hold Of this enterprise aud
subscribing literally II win no doubt
seem hard at FIRST but in the end they
viii be benefited.
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DIED.

On the 10th of March, ut the residence Of
Jesse Schweigart, near Westminster, Of
pneumonia, William Sipc, in the 10Th year
Of bis age.
In Uniontown, on the 9TH instant, Eliza
Ann, wife Of John Deyilbiss, ST., aged 81
years and months.
On the 9th instant, at his residence, near
Houcksville, Joseph Gardner, aged IS years
and 3 months.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-04-15

We have received copy of The
Press, new paper just issued in Lit
tlestowu, Pa, BY J II. Christ and DR..
G. w. Benson, Editors aud Proprietors
The paper presents quite neat appear
snce, the selections good, and We have
no doubt but that it will be literally
supported We welcome these gentle
men to the brotherhood aud wish them
success.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-04-15

Orphans Court Pracsallags jacob
Powder. Esq, Chief Judge; Levi But
angtop and Hanson 7. Webb, Esqrs.,
Associate Judges, Joseph NJ. Parke,
ESQ. Register OF Wills.
Monday, April 5:h. 1869 james
Erhard. Administrator Of George Err.
hard, deceased. returned inventory Of
goods aud ehstiels, and obtained orders
70 sell same and notify creditors. Ste
phen Smith, Administrator Of A. T
Hockensmirh, settled his 3D. and faal
account. Mary e Hoekcnsmish, gave
bond as natural guardian 10 her six
children. Eliza j, Switzer, Admins.
traitor Of john D. Switzcr, returned list
Of sales, goods and chattels, u, Skunk,
Administrator w. A., Of Mag. Wolfe,
returned inventory Of goods and chat.
tells, ADD procured orders 70 sell same
and notify creditors Loreaa Gilbert.
Ex'tx. Of David Gilbert, settled LIST
aud dual account. Jacob Staruer, guar.
dian 10 six minor children Of Joseph
Fitze, deceased, gave new guardian
bond. Benjamin Bankert settled Enal
accounts as natural guardian to three
children, George II Mahanna, natural
guardian, gave bond for his two chill.
dren. II. @. Mckinney, settled End
accounts as guardian for each Of four
children of John Shoemaker, deceased.
Johu II. Swartzhaugh aud wife, guar.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-04-15

The american Farmer. Published in
Baltimore, BY Worthington & Lewis,
for April, has been received. A half
century is good old age for an agri-
cultural journal, and When 70 the ex-
perisnce Of age, the energy of youth is
added as is the ease with the Farmer
at prsseai, the subscribers are certain
Of getting frst rate agricultural jour.
n.l
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-04-15

A farmer at Taupton, Mass, has a
remarkable COW. During tho last gear
she has given 7I34 quarts Of milk,
Weighing about II, 1858 lbs, aud yield
ing about $500: while the keeping Of
this animal cost only slif.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-04-15

Mr.. john i. Reifnidcr has received
his Stock of Spring Goods His large
and varied Stock is offered for sale at
reduced prices, especially Ladies Dress
Goods, Cassincres. Cation Goods and
Carpets. We were surprised to sec so
large Stock, aud so cheap In fact,
many articles as low as they we're before
the war. See advertisement.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-04-15

A human finger and toe we're discoy-
cred 10 Louisville lager beer cask,
which gives rise % horrible suspicious
3 0ne Of the would-be prophets, 0 { this
age, predicts shpt the world will como
to an end on the 10Th day July next.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-04-15

Hoo. P. Hamill will accep. our thanks
for copy ofshe Congressional Directo.
ry for the FIRST session Of the Forty FIRST
Cougrsss and Report of the Commits.
sioner Of Agriculture for the year 1867.
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The prospects for fruit crop in the
West are becoming better as the season
advances. The peach crop OF Michigan
this year will be largest ever gath.
cred, and 10 Southern Illinois the late
frosts only killed of the superhuous
buds, which could be spared
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J. J, Baumgartuer.

Horse Bills executed at the Office of
the Democratic Aivoeate, in a superior
style aud at reasonable rates. Having
a large lot of fashionable type, together
with three beautiful and life like cuts.
We feel assured that We can Gil thu or.
dcrs Of our patrons in such manner as
to give satisfaction.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-04-15

The steamer GA. Thompson, bound
from Cincinnati 10 Little Rock, Arkan
sas, struck a snag near Pine Bluffs,
on Friday night aud sunk Immediately
Seventeen persons are said to have been
lost. The boat aud cargo are total
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&I'-ff| 49,
ne qasen Of thu Antillos appears 70
b ID tho lAzt thross Of rsvolution.
Nores than hslf q shs Island, IL assouosr
arc reliable, i now IN the possession Of
the insurgsns forces. 50 deadly is the
strife between he Cnbans aud the Span
ish soldiery ssnt from Spain sosnppreas
tho rebellion. that the grosssst enormi.
tIes are practiced upon prisoners, equally
violative Of the laws Of war, and Of the
practices Of civilized nations towards
bslliesrents. Tho Americas people,
from the beginning Of hostilitiss. have
felt an active sympathy with the iusur-
gonts, and have been unable 10 rspress
tho expression Of an ardent desire FOR
their success. Aid 10 men and mate
rial Of war has been sent from our shores,
and those violations Of our neutrality
laws have not escaped the notice Of the
representatives Of Spain residing near
this government. who have not failed
% represent these facts % the Spanish
authorities. Not only has material aid
besn faruished TO the insurgents from
this country, but an attempt has bseu
made IN Congress to recognize the in
Dependence Of the Island, thus throwing
into tha scale Of the revolaiionists the
moral wsighf and iafasncs Of this gov.
ornuent. What viii BE- the effect upon
Spain Of such procssdings? Let us
solve this question b. the light Of our
own axpsrisacs- How would this gov
ernmsnt have regarded Spain, had that
power rhown az active sympathy with
the Sonth 10 The late rcbellioni Would
il not have been treated as casss belli,
and should We not have turned our arma-
ments against her as soon as our civil
war was endsds Who can doubsit.
win not Spain visit Is with her dis.
pleasure, for the active interference ofour
government and people in her broil with
her colonyf True, she is not, at this
moment. 10 ! condition to do so. But
let US suppose the issarrection 10 Cuba
- a.
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TAKE NOTICE.

TAKE NOTICE.
Bay your Window Shades froln the
undersigned. he will put thom up to
your windows with tho best fixtures at
reasonable rates
Great reduction in the price of Wall
Paper-varyipg il price from 10 cts 10
Sl30 per roll.
Don't forget the place, VIM. Coon,
Main street, nearly opposite Peter B
Mikcsell's old stand apl5if
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Westminster MARKETS.
Reported Expressly FOE the ApvocArE by Tho,
L. Sellers A Co,
WHOLESALE PRICES.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
TUESDAY. Anril I3tb. rs

TUESDAY, April 18th. 1869.
;, Ffonr.-Howard Street Super aud Cut
Extra 6 25aS6 IS, do Shipping Extra 7 90
asI 90 do High Grades 75ass rs, do
Family O0aSl0 90, Western Shipping
Extra d I5as7 Is; do Choice Extra 50
ass 00i do Family J0as9 90. CITY
Mills super o 26aS 1875; do Standard Tx.
tra 25as7 sos do Shipping Brands Ex.
Ira oOaSs 10. Baltimore High Grade
Extra 90 OOas00 90. Rye Flour 6 75a
81 %. Corn Meal 4 25aSi so.
Grdin.-Sales OF $50 bushs choice Vir.
GINA Valley red at . 2oaS2 "a; 800 bushels
choice Maryland at 2a$205. Corn, Sales
6O00 bushs at s3aS5 cts; 1000 bushs yellow
at S',as0 cts. Oats. of 100 bnseels
Western IN lots at IS cents, 600 bushs heavy
Maryland at ~ cts. Ryu.-l00 bushs sold
at 81 40 per bushel.
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koAu 5IfBkNfsOtk.
District No. l.--Jas. Koontz, sam'l. Smith,
Q. W. Crapster, Gabriel Slower, George W.
shaw, Peter Smith, Samuel kesselring, John
Reayer.
District No. 2.--Sampel Beck, Henry stoner,
Martin CARRIER, J. Thaddeus Starr, Edward
Devilbiss, George Babylon, Jesse Wagner,
Frederick flickinger.
District No. 3.-Chrisiian YingIing, Jacob
Bankert, Michael shnll, John Fesser, Michael
silvsrnsils, David LePpo, Emanuel Yeiser'
District No. John D.vi. Ella. Bollips,r.
Of wm.i John Elseroad, Joseph Q. sCaplcs.
John II. Taylor, Azariah 0ufsler.
District No. s.--John I. Allen, Charles W.
Dis.ric. No. s.-Michael Ritter, Edward
freydinger, John J. Abbott, John Husfclt,
Joshua y. Coltrider, Emanuel Zcpp.
District No. 7.--wm. Lampert, John Buck
inghan, joel Blizzard, W. II. 0rendorif, An
drew Ohler, Jeremiah L. Shueey, James Car.
parid II Byers. Jacob D. Leister, William
District No. s.--yohn Ruby, Lewis Green,
h.nass. A. Reed, David Yingling, William
District No. 9.--Thomas B. Buckingham W.
Il. Hooper, Joseph Tener.
Western Maryland Roilyoad Both
branches oil the baltimore City Couu.
cil on Thursday, adopted resolution
authorizing the Committee on Ways
and Means TO employ competent per
500 % examine into the accounts and
pecuniary condition of the Western
Maryland Railroad, and also to employ
- - ens's s:. o. experience to ascertain
sns s1nu'''on ana VIVA, sum w'li be re-
qs, ,s.,,. . complete said road to the town
!" IN, ~ i anu % make such de-
.a"ea s'a'e T y circumstances may
.s.is,'s. Inc Investigations WI be
naus ~ cue expense OF sne railroad com
pany
4. f,r.,,,, rho..h
hss s,-aaa, h b.oas , g, =, =, lester
hi. ars;cIs nd T. wand i"a'a aS,s, 2
hra,'h, = N .'o"Iay a''e'uoon
6Ilsd viii ~ ~, aa,;a; ss .aee.e'
n,asa 49," "- Ms sy suJoyea " our Gun
pss,sss ~. Ls's.s. a.'a,ned qa.se =
IL ~. IA ~ season i0r .ne purity q
;n, s !, -sa - ssssses " ~, ,na' ne
-TriI-r . = - >|--''l - tN't
~, uuI.ns .ne com'us season ~ estab
i'shnens = situated on Liberty street,
y 'ns "ess Sna'
Iiateh Them I'VE noticed quite a
nnmber Of stragglers pass through this
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The undersigned will sell at public
auction, on the premises, opposite the
Lutheran Church in Westminster, on
Thursday, the 18th day of April 1869,
at 3 O'Clock p NJ, 100 panels of Worm
Feuciug, Terms Of sale, cash
j. j Baumgartner.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-04-15

+ AIDES FgRs a. ., L. REIFsxlDERss
~ French Sable, Siberian Squitsl, WAtSt
nov5 t74f- 3 fs'3 ~ ~ :
Esssssb
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-04-15

The business Of this city Is percepsi
BY improving If the smiling faces Of
our merchants and business men il an
evidence Of the fact. Y
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-04-15

APpoiatpaents.--The following ap.
poin,ments for the year 1869 have
been made BY the County Commission.
ers. When the list of Road Supervi.
sors shall have been eompletcd~we will
publish it in full.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-04-15

Somebody has created q seusatiou in
Patterson, n. J., b. poisoning all the
dogs. Westminster would present
iine field for similar amuscmcnt.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-12-03

From the forthcoming report of
State Superintendent Kissell, we OBJ
tain the following interesting figures.
Comments upon these statistics we