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EIEcrross TO BE HELp.-The fol
lowing elections, besides the one to take
place ia this sta,e, will be held during
the summer and autumn:
Kentucky, August State Treasurer
and Legislature.
Alabama, August 2---Members Of
Congress.
Tennessee, August 5--State officers
and Legislature.
Montana Territory, August l0-Del-
sgate to Congress.
Vermont, Sept. State officers and
Legislature.
Maine, Sept. ls-state officers and
Legislature.
Colorado, Oct. 5--Delcgate to Con-
gress.
Pennsylvania, Oct l2--State officers
and Legislature.
Chic, Oct 12-State officers and
Legislature
California, Oct. 20-Jadges of Su.
preme Court.
New York, Nov. 2-secretary Of
State, Legislature, etc.
New Jersey, Nov. 2--Legislaturc.
Massachusetts,, Nov 2-State officers
and Legislature.
Minnesota, Nov 2--State officers aud
Legislature.
Wisconsin,, NOV 2-state officers and
Legislature.
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peabodys Second Gift to the South.

Mr. George Peabody's second gift to
promote education in the Southern States
is even greater than we stated it TO be.
Besides the valuable stocks, worth more
than million of dollars, he adds 1884,
900 in Florida bonds, which wiz ultI-
mately be paid, and will swell the
amount of his gifts to this one object to
nearly 100000 The letter to the
Trustees, advising them of this gift,
was written by Mr., Peabody himself.
and shows the clelrness and vigor OF
his intellect. notwithstanding the fact
that he is suffering from disease of a
serious nature, painful and prostratng
aud which, he is conscious. must before
long terminate his liz The interview
between the great philanthropist, lying
upon his sick bed, aud the distinguished
gentlemen who have 30 wisely admin
istered his magnificent charity, was an
exceedingly affecting one.
4 description of it, and particularly
of Mr.. Peaboay's remarks, not only in
regard to the educational scheme and
what he expects to result from it, but
in relation to the war, would intensity
the public regard for him, not only as
one OF the greatest of benefactors, but
as one of the purest Of patriois--neyer
ioi moment ial,ering in his allegiance
To the Government, though never for
getting that the North aud South con
-titute one country. lie viii not live
to see the full fruits of his noble chart
ty But the great banker, in his best
days, never embarked in a scheme more
certain of success or promising more
magnificent returns. Hi, educational
fund is accomplishing aud will consu
mate. what changes Of the Constitution
could never effect the existence of real
aud abiding harmony between the North
aud South.
Mr. Peabody, We learn, designs to
administer upon his own estate. Death
will 6nd him possessed OF only means
sufficient for a becoming burial. He
will leave nothing tor heirs to quarrel
about. His vast estate viii not be tied
up in chancery at the instigation OF
some ayarcious heir at law, to the sore
disappointment aud suffering of needy
beneiciaries lie will finish his good
work -New Bsdtord Mercury
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AFFAIRS IN FagpERrok COUNTY

AFFAIRS IN FREDERICK COUNTY. -
The Frederick Examiner Of last week
says: 1t becomes our sad duty TO re
cord the deuih of Col James McSherry,
which occurred on Tuesday, at his res
idcnre, East Second street, after briel
illness, aged about fifty years. He was
native Of Pennsylvania, but removed
to this city many years ago, and has
been u resident 0 the place ever since
lie was gentleman of brilliant literary
attainments, aud was known as the au
thor Of McSherry's History of Mary
and In the private and social relations
OF life he was highly esteemed; he was
a good citizen, kind neighbor, aud
was respected by all who enjoyed his
acquaintance lie was lawyer by
profession, and occupied a prominent
position at the Frederick bar during the
days Of the Buehanans, but being the
possessor OF an ample fortune, he re
tired from business some years ago,
The Middetown Valley Register Of
the 10th instant says: On Tuesday
evening last this section was visited
with one Of the most severe thunder
storms that has occurred for many
years, aud in many places considerable
damage resulted thereirOm. The rain
descended in sheets as it were, shutting
from the view for the time objects but
few feet distant The wind blew a
hurricane, and trees were blown down
in every direction, fences Frustrated,
and the shocks of wheat in many fields
scattered MS though the sheaves had
never been gathered together. The
lightning struck large tree on the
farm of Mr.. l., Cookery, near town,
and shattered it, On the farm Of Mr..
Daniel Zimmerman, four miles south oil
here, the storm appeared to be particu.
larl y severe, blowing down portion of
his stable, and doing other damage.
The lightning struck shock of whea:
on his farm aud burned it up. West
aud southwest Of town the storm was
accompanied by hail, which cut the
corn very badly, iujuring great deal
of il.
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Sheriff'S Sale.

nY virtue Of writ Of feri facias, issued
Id ont of the Circuit Court for Carroll
county, at the suit Of George b. Lester,
against the goods and chatiels, lands and
tenements Of Lewis Shipley, and TO me d.
r6cted, have seized aud taken in execution
all the right. title, claim, interest and estate,
at law and in equity of the said Lewis Ship.
ley, Of in aud 10 all that part Of a tract Of
land called "Barbaioes,' and part OF
tract Of land called Brooks New Adyeu.
ture," situate in said Carroll county, TO.
gether containing 10 Acres, Rood and 81
Perches Of Land more or less. aud which
was conveyed by a certain John Armacost
and Barbary his wife, to certain Alexan
der Shipley, by deed dated July %, 1860,
and ia recorded among tho Land Records
of said Carroll county, in Liber g. II. W.,
No. 81, Folio 1874, Nc, and of which the
said Alexander Shipley died seized, and n.
his dealh descended to his children and
heir at Law as tenant in common 10 fee
simple, the said Lewis Shipley being one of
said children and heirs at law.
hereby give notice that on MONDAY,
the 10th day of AUGUST, at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ, at the Court House door, in the city OF
Westminster, Carroll county, Maryland, !
will offer the above property, so seized and
taken in execution, at Public Sale, TO the
highest bidder, for cash.
THOMAS B. GIST,
iy22-ts Sheriff.
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CAMP MErrISus MThe Methodist
Episcopal Church Withhold, during the
present summer, more than the usual
number of camp. meetings in the conn.
try at large, subjoined is list, as far
as ascortained, of those that will be held
ia this State: McNeall's Woods, Talbot
county, July 10Th; Greeusboroush,
Caroline county, July 30th; Leonard
town, August Sd; Sudlersville aud
Church Hill, August 9Th; Deals Is
land, August 7th; Laytonsville, August
llth; Westminster, Carroll county,
August 18th; Ennnll's Spring, August
18th; Deals Island, (colored people
August 10Th; Brighton, Sandy Springs,
August l9th; Annapolis Junction.
August 18th; Sharpstown, August Goth;
Hungary Neck, August 2lst; Concord,
August 2lst; Freelands, August 18th;
Aberdeen, August Goth; Liberty, Fred
erick county, August Gath.
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JupdE BLACK AT lIoME.-We are
pleased to state that Hon. J, S. Black
has so far recovered from the effects OF
his wounds, received by the late rail-
road accident near Louisville, as to en-.
able him to be conveyed to his home
in this place He arrived here on
Wednesday of last week quite cheerful
and. apparently, not in the least wearied
by his long journey from Louisville
A large number of our citizens called
to see him since his return home, who
de ply sympathizc with him in his mis-.
fortune He will retain the use of his
arm, although it may be some months
before he will entirely have recovered
his health York Press.
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thsr, 90 a iigns wa'psyliaoao so'. o.
rsadlsg y better adap'ee 2 tas m'na'
during the preva'saoe Of TINS s0s''s'ai
summer hsas'
win inc return o. tne eanicaiaf
PERIOD the 'asn'0naoie ~o.'d' IKE ou'
sern'es' arg az opoa 'ne w'ps-n''''ns
mere ana 'nere--aome 70 'ne mountains
some % 'ne palms. others 70 'ae sea
sac 10 search ., pleasure OF Of asa''n'
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viii not. and o.uuot disneuse with him
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il meant ii, cunning ar. !. .,mo.. "a
necessary 10 mankind. a, the air thew
breathe Men will sometimes under
ssress Of cireumst.nea. a;snsnse with
their Sup of ipyircra,iur coffee or fra.
grant ten: thew will even quietly forego
their rumiuat;ys ooid their dreamy
eiyar. or ipsp;rinp class Of sau de pie !.
but the newspaper thew must have, and
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craft and the ed;tor ,,,,.,, continue 10
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-07-22

4 EDIroRfAE EXCURSION. The Ma
rylaud Editors Association having been
oomplimented BY John W. Garrett, Esq,
President Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, with the use Of a special car
for an excursion over that road to Har-
per's Ferry, Winchester and Jordaas
Springs, the invitation has been accept.
Cd and i has been determined to star,
On Friday morning, August 9th, The
trip viii oceupy about wsek E G.
Jordan, Esq, Proprietor Of the Springs
hss kindly extended an invitation 10
the Association to visit him and make
his house their headquarters We have
20 doubt but that everything will pass
Of pleasantly snd all return to their
labors very much benefited by the re-
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DIED.

On the liih inst. in Carroll eou,,v ~,
Mrs cathanne Deice, aged about M , s.l,'
In Baltimore, on the 18th instant sas
c., daughter of Wendell and Ann Ca,h .aeIa
Bollman, aged 10 years and 2 mon,bs he
the same day, Ann Catherine, wiie Of n n. %
dell Bollman, In the 9th year Of her aoe ~
On the 18th instant, ut the reaidenes =,
her son in.law, George Outer, in Mrs,O,,'
District, Mrs. Catherine Elickinger' s,si
81 years and II months. ''sssYa
In this city, on the 10th instant, Mr. W
J. Armstrong, in the S7th year Of his ass
On the 18th instant. at his resident a ~.
Bridgeport. Frederick county, Chris,ia,
Nall, ia his 81 year.
In Uniontown, on the 10Th instant. NJ.
Mary Riael. relet of the late Henry RseI
aged about rs years.
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Zen years Ago.

Ten years ngo, Charles Langsloa, q col
orcd man of Oberlin, was tried before the
q. 8. Court Of this city, upon prosecution
instigated by the administration of James
Buchanan, for violation of the fugitive
slave law, was found guilty, and imprisoned
in the county Jail for twenty days. II was
Just ten years last Wednesday since this
sentence was fulfilled. Now We find this
convicted criminal offered the position Of
United States Minister to Liberia. This
Is curious illustration Of The changes
wrought By time. = Radicn5 pager.
About ton years ago, Daniel Il.
Sickles committed cowardly murder
10 tho straets Of Washington. Nov he
represents the United States At the
Court Of Spain.
Less than ten years ago, Governor
Joe Brown, Of Georgia, was the leader
Of the secession movement, and after
wards the originator, builder and man.
ager Of the Andsrsonville prison-pen
in which sofiaany thousands Of Union
soldiers persisted. Nov Brown Is The
leader Of the Radical party 10 Georgia
Considerably less than ten years ago
General Lougstreet was at the head Of
rebel army, dealing death and destruc.
ton to our Union soldiers. Now he !.
the appoiutee of Grant 70 lucrative
position in New Orleans.
Ien years ago, Ben Butler at tht
Charleston Convention, voted fifty three
II -. r. IA n. a..
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Medley.

Western journals, for the want of
something better to write about, are
discussing the question of the removal
Of the Federal Capital Chicago, as
the worst city in the Union, 1t is con
tended is entitled 90 the honor. But
nothing will be done uatil Congress
meets, and--not then. The result Of
tho Virginia Election is ''niue days
wonder to the Radicals How il was
done, and whether ID can be done again,
10 all or any Of the formers slave States,
are matters Of very grave inquiry. The
new French cable has been landed, with
It's western terminus at Duxbury, Mass.
An American cable will be the next
attempt in ocean telegraphing. A veri.
table flying machine has been construct
cd In California, 10 which men willskim
over hill and valley, rivers, bays aud
oceans, on pioionsswifter then the wind
leaving our old numbering railroad cars
iu the distance We will start for New
York or Boston BY sunrise aud return
in time for breakfast. A Japanese
colony have purchased large trac, of
land 10 California, aud will raise tea,
silk, and wine. There win be no rats
or nice after awhile, as the Chinese are
coming oEer here in such vast numbers
The conflicts between tho 0rangemea
and Ribhenmsa are being revived 10
ireland President Grant and family
are at Long Branch, also Farragut,
Frank-P Blair, Hein,zslman aud Sheri.
dan. The Irish church bill, it is said,
will be sent back from the Commons to
the Peers, nearly iu its original shape,
and unless the latter house pass it,
violent agitation win shake he kingdom
from centre to circumference. The
Chinese labor convention which assem-
bled ia Memphis, adjourned on the 18th
inst. after organizing the Mississippi
Emigration Company, with a capital OF
81 900, 900. This is an important move
rneut, that will ultimately dive the ne.
groes out Of the South into the northern
States, or into nonentity. The seaser-
pent has made its appearance in Boston
harbor, and serpents not of the sea htr-
Dor 10 the city itself. Picker will pack
radicalism out of Office in the Keystone
State. Massachusetts, is making another
effort to stop her grog, with poor sue
cess, so far, the State having become
a great grog-seller. Wendell Phillips
''trembles at Grants unftness for his
place." and says there is but one man
10 the cabinet able to counsel him, and
that one unwilling. Many brokers in
Wall street have been indicted by the
Grand Jury of New York, for usury.
A pretty kettle of fish will be brought
to light on trial. The new fifteen cent
notes have made thsir appearance.
Noah Bigelcw was hanged ~. Monticello,
N. Y, on the 18th for outrage and mar.
der committed upon his niece, child
only II years of age. An increased
foreign demand has revived the ship
ment of wheat to Europe; prices must
consequently advance.
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A!ss q os'yss Y s M Ta,'o,sl,1o"a'5
AyricaftArH Socteiy--lhe following
Ladies' and Gentlemen have been select.
H'u.'s a'N Il '','e - .'.s'';..'s'.
ed 10 ACT as Juases 70 award premiums
and diplomas at the First Annual Fair
se,ha r.rroll Countv Arricnl,nral q
y. WV Sa',o' Svey - -,
Getty, TO be nelu on tne 1oth, 1Stth
Roth Of September and LIST day Of Octo.
=. ~. e...,.y..s y, Al, u, p:.
per next. ~ fs'etehse W 'he Feuilu'n
List, now being circulated, tho Articles
nadsr eaoh class will ba fonpd in do
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tail, ana the society request my person
who is named as one Of the Judges, TO
,a,;fv n ,gecratsrv fNV,, A. Max eli;n
n~'y Tue seO,e,4'I't '"' ~ He4>e'''p'
they should uecineto serve
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Roberts, JACOB Reese.
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a. Las Ssh no NJ, Jo uSp yiHsiinr ''''
Class No. 95.--Mis, Belle II. Mathews, Mis-.
t. Be!leS h5s' Nay Naming Ssi' ga,, v,.. ,t.,v
RoyIs Ms v, Ada BiIiih%aies, 'OO''' ''''' ~
cLAsa No. 7..Mrs, wm. A; McKelliP, Mrs.
'no, Z, Flis! ArSf o"1s ,o u T Rinnt, NJ,
Eliza Wagner, Mrs. Hashabiah Haines.
clAss No, 2s;-hrs. John Z. smith, Mrs p.
Nt cLsss NJ. so.-Mr.. E 81 Lynsh. Mr.. A.
D. Scha Ter. Mrs. Aug. shdyer.
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NEW BOOT & SHOE STORE.

rISHE undersigned mas just returned from
Il the city with large and well selected
stock of Mems Womens and children's
boots, shoes and CATERS. ii In
which he offers for sale at low prices. IN
Also will mann.actArs to order amy
style Of Boot, Shoe or 0aiter desired. BY
strict attention to business and always keep.
ing on hand a first.osss article he hopes to
receive a share Of patronage Of the citizens
OF Taneytown and vicinity. All goods will
be as represented or no sale. All goods
purchased Of mo will be- repaired free OF
charge. JOHN N. FOLLER.
jnly22.1ms Taneytown.
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If William segaioose, Esq, will con
sent to allow his name to be used 10
this connection, subject to the decision
Of the Democratic Nominating Conven.
ton, he will be supported by
jy22 UsIoNTows DISTRICT.
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CHARLES R. WATERs,
jyl5tf Franklin District.

J. YIsoLIse & Son, Wholesale and
Retail dealers in Dry Goods, Notions,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c, will on
aud after August LIST, 1869, confns
their business strictly to the ready pay
system. No erediting will be done un-
der any circumstances but goods will
be sold cheap for cash. Call and see
them. jyl5-2t
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FAmorTHE STATE AGRICULTURAL
s0ciErY The first Fair Of the Mary.
hnd State A gricultural aud Mechanical
A1sociAtion viii Be held ut the grounds
fecen<ly purchased near Baltimore, to
t61lnse1co October 26th and continue
160t dsya The grounds have been pur-
cndz6d a : cost Of somsthing over SIS, !.
900, f1aiahed BY the State. aud for the
itnprovenenlz the Society has Is 600
from The Cif3 Council, and 80 600 from
exirnfe sabserip<ion with prospects Of
BE 900 additlQnal The new grounds
smbe1ee 90 hreIk a nearly eighty acres,
ana de dfixiaf trurx Is Que mile in
lon<ih Tbs Prsaian List offers aheu,
no eou u pNnians.
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LOST.

A few days ago, Plain Ebony Cane
with small piece Clipped out near the
fefule. A liberal reward win be paid
By leaving same at this Office.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

THERE will be service in st. Paurs Re.
Il formed Church OF this place, next Sab.
bath morning, at 10 o'clock.
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MARRsED.,

On the 18th inst. by the Roy g..
1ing'ing, Mr.. Sylyanus A. Price az S' Mssi
chester, and Miss Ella @ Guilbe,t sf wa, van
minister. vest
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TO THE VOTERS OF CARROLL COUNTY.
At the earnest solicitation of many
warm friends throughout the county, |
announce myself as candidate for
Sheriff, and respectfully solicit your
support.
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96 IL ACRES Of LAM

more or less, situated on Big Pine Creek
in said county, one mile east Of Middlebur,
and one mile from the depot on the wes,prs
Maryland Railroad, and adjoining the AMI,
ofIsaiAh Ham, Joseph Davis and the bors
Farm on which said deceased resided Al n.
time of his death Said Farm Is beautiful,
situated. is Of good quality OF Red Ias5
the greater part having been lined, ia vel
watered aud under good fencing. ns
Timber Land is first class. aud the Meado,
Land very productive. There are also A,
Orchard Of Apple and Peach trees, of cood
quality.