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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-08-26

For some time past the Republican
papers, out Of the State, have teemed
with accounts Of movement in the in
tercst Of Mr.. Chase, said to have been
set on foot by portion of the Repub-
licans of Maryland. These accounts,
il is alleged, have emanaied from the
Baitimore american, directly, or indi-
rectly, through the correspondents of
other papers, who have been piled with
these statements by some friend of the
Anerican, and that the design of them
Is, to prejudice the Bond faction of the
Republican partyin Maryland, or rather,
20 excite against it the prejudice of the
Administration, and thus to kill it of.
We subjoin enc Of these statements,
recently telegraphed by correspondent
Of the Neso FORK Posi-, to that journal,
which may be taken as type of them
all:
Trustworthy information from Mary.
iand Is to the effect that great activity pre-
walls among therepublicans headed by Judge
elections, ut which the Republican State
Central Committee will be reorpanized.
They have strong hopes of carrying these
eieciions against the regular republicans by
obtaining q majority Of the members of the
new central committee. The Chase move
Snent, headed by Bond in Maryland, has.
its friends claim, developed more strength
than the most sanguine anticipated; but the
early exposing of the scheme will, il is be.
heyed, prevent it assuming very serious
aspect"
These publications, uncontradicted,
would carry about them an air of truth
Consequently, Messrs. Hugh L. Bond,
Archibald Stirling, Jr., Z. Y. Colds
borough, Adam 3. King and G. N.
Rnssum, feeling themselves greatly ag-
grieved by the Americaa, are out in
q card in the Sun to the Republicans
Of Maryland, denying the statements
Of the american, and protesting ignor-
ance Of any "Cbase movements or any
other movements not in personal fidelity
to the administration aud the Republi-
can party" These gentlemen are the
real leaders Of the Radical party in
Maryland--but Mr.. Fulton owning the
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Estate of WeM Chase. deceased.

Estate Of Wells Chase, deceased.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the Subscribers
Carroll county, istters Of Administration on
the Personal Estate OF
WELLS CHASE,
iate Of Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having. claims against said Es;ata, are hereby
warned 70 exhibit the same within sin months
rom mn date otherwise they may beexeiudcd
are requested TO make immediate pay menL
T. q. LEWlS,
A. W. fQUfSoN,
jnly SIT Administrators.
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET,


Beef Cdtt,s.-The offerings at the Scales
during the past week amounted to 81 so head
The prices ranged rs follows: Old Cows and
Scalawags, at 75aS4 90; ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen and Cows 4 00aS4 80; fair quail
ity Beeyes 75aS6 10; and the very best
Beeves at 6 75aSs 90 per 100 lbs. the aver.
ago price being about SIS s7l gross.
Sheep.-Fair to good fat Sheep a, "A,
cts. per pound gross.
Hogs. Prices ranged as follows; fair TO
good fat Hogs Is 7jaSli % per 100 lbs
net.
Wool. -Unwashed, at 80 to SO cents, tub
washed 4s to 81 cts, and pulled at SO to 81
cents per pound. u"
Ledther.-City Slaughter 40 to 40 cents;
Rough Skirting 80 to 80 cents; Spanish Sole
80 to ss cents; Country Slaughtered 8s to
Al cents.
Hides.-City Steer at IL TO II cts; Cow
Is to l3l cents. ee.h
Hay.-Pennsylvania baled Timothy at
2laS23 per ton.
Fsdthers-Quote at so TO rs cents per lb.
for common to prime live geese.
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EStray Notice,

STATE Of Maryland, Carroll county, 10 pit .
ON this 2lst day Of August, 1869, John
" Stevenson, Of said county, appeared
before me a Justice Of the Peace OF said
county and State, and made oath that he
took up ASIAN estray, one Red Cow -.
with white face and two hind legs u
white. Given under my hand. N
,a a. NEAL, ]. r. :
The owner Of the above Cow Is requested
70 come forward, prove property aud take
2 aug 2s,-2t JOHN STEVENSON.
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a Miss Hill, niece OF General A. P.
Hill, Of Virginia, was accidently shot
and killed BY her bfother-in.iaw, Mr.,
G. W. Skinner, at his residence, ID
Washington county. Alabama, few
evenings ago. Mr.. skinner was about
TO leave the house to spend the night
with sick neighbor, aud was engaged
10 rccapping his loaded pistol, when
one Of the barrels exploded, and The
ball from i entered the side Of the 10
Fortunate lady, killing her INSTANTLY
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For d. Demoeratie Adroeats,
UNION MILLS, CARROLL COUNTY, Mn,
August %, 1869.

UNION Mills, CARROLL County, Mn, |
August 20, 1869. !
TO The People Of Cdrrou:-At the meeting
of the State Teachers Association in Bal
timore, July 10th, the reporters of the Sun
and american Of that city, made it appear
that | had reported the condition Of Schools
in Carroll county, as being unfavorable.
Fer contra, | showed that the standard of
education in Carroll county had been eleva.
ted, and the efforts of school officers and
teachers are more appreciated than at any
former period. believe that the practical
working of our school system in Carroll
county, will compare favorably with that in
other counties in the State. Absence from
home has prevented me from making the
above correction sooner. VIII the .Sn. and
american do me the justice to make the
correction in their columns?
Respectfully,
t1t FRANK ~ TAnn
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DEMOCRATIC CONSERVATIVE STATE
CoSyENrroS.--At a meeting of the
Executive Committee Of the Democratic
Conservative State Central Committee,
heldat Baltimore onthe 10th Of August,
1863; the following resolution was
adopted |:
Resolpsd, That il DO aud Is hereby
recommended to the Democratic Con.
sentative voters Of the State of Mary.
land, TO elect Delegates from each County
and each Legislative District Of the
City Of Baltimore, equal in number 10
their representation, respectively, iD
both branches Of the State Legislature
TO form State Convention, to moet at
the city Of Baltimore on the 7th day Of
October next, at IL o'clock NJ, to nom.
mate candidate for the Office Of State
Comptroller.
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The Physiological Jsarxai for September
contains he portraits and biographies Of John
Rogers, the designer and modeler Of the well
kssvn ~Rossrs' Groaps;" Jos A. Wright en-
governor Of Indiana, and late Minister 70 prus-
Sci Won Bser, The Rnssian Naturalist; Winnie
Resn, the Washington Sculptures besides In
tsrestiag articles iIInstsated and Otherwise, On
nesds large and small; Persoaal Beauty 81.
NA<kf Cathedral q Venice Apoplexy, or the
Philosophy of Sudden Deafh; the Rhinoccros;
Controssrsy, Il Uses and Abuses, Life sssing
AppaFstsss TIRE Relation Of the Sexes; A
visif 70 cloisier> Or The Ape men, BY Carl
yest; Preaaadnenis, etc. Price 30 cent?, or
- yeAr 3. p WeIls. pnbIishsr $50 Broad
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The water famine still continues 10
Philadelphia. a despatch on Monday
night says that not drop Of rain has
fallen there since the 4th inst The
City Council last night appropriated
$4,000 for the relief Of families Of
destitute canal boatmen. Tho expert.
ment was tried OF raising water into tho
reservoirs Of tho works at Fairmouot
BY steam FIRE engines, but the result is
NOT announeed
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TR USTEE',S SALE
" a lu a BILE Farm

by virtue Of Deed Of Trust, from Len
II Woods, to the undersigned, l will sell
a. tupl,c Sale, to the highest bidder, at
Saturday, ths 2sh day Of August, 1902
at o'clock, p. NJ, q Tracto Of Land containing
46 ACRES and ROOD, more or less
The improvements consist Of q comfortable
TWO STORY LOG, -
DWELLING HOUSE, m!!:lI
with basement; Bank Barn, Id
hog House, Corn House, &c, ~
all OF which are in good repair. There y
also on the premises good Orchard Of
Apple and other fruit trees. Water conYe
nient TO the House and Barn.
This properly Is in New Windsor DIS
trict, one mile from New Windsor, one,
fourth of q milo from Smelser's Mill, and
three mileg from Uniontown, and adjolns
the lands Of William Smelser, Peter ON,
and others, and is now in the occupancy o.
James t.antz.
The desirable location Of the above prop
erty, Convenient 70 Railroads, Mills, School,.
and Churches, and the superior condition
q the soil, commend Il highly to any perspii
desiring cheap and comfortable home.
Terms Of Sal. One half cash balance
IN nine months, to be secured by the notes
OF the purchaser or purchasers, with sP.
proved security bearing interest from ihe
day Of sale. XXI
cHAs. 7. RErFsNIpER,
aug 12,--ts Trustee
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REMARKABLE THUNDER STORM
a remarkable thunder storm burst over
Montreal on Thursday night. The
lightning was fearful, and 3, 762 inches
Of rain fell, which is without precedent
10 Canada. The village Of ST. Laurento
and the lowlands In the vicinity were
flooded, and long after the rain had
ceased to fall the water continued TO
rush down the mountain slopes and
down the Cote des Neiges hill as when
a sudden thaw mslts the snow 10 spring.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF ONE or TIE MOST DESIRABLE
LITTLE FARMS
IN CARROLL COUNTY, MD.


RI virtue ofa Deed Of Trust from Henry
II prach and Rachael. his wife, to the
undersigned, bearing date July 90, 1869
and recorded among the Land Records Of
Carroll county, viii, as Trustee, sell a.
Public Sale, to the highest bidder, on the
premises, on
Saturday, lie An Of September, 1869,
at 2 o'clock, p. NJ, tina. valuable Farm nov
in the occupancy of Upton Roop, containing
SO Acres n m d IA Perch es
OF Land, more or less. The Improvements
thereon consist of substantially and CON
veniently buih two story
BRIcK DWELLING Housg, AA-1
main building lsx IS; viii ~ -
back building lsx 2ol, With
basement ani eellari Bank Barn, Spring
House, Granaries, Wagon Sheds, Carriage
h9nse and all necessary out buildings.
The house Is erected in modern style,
with porches,. &c- All the buildings arc
complete and m excellent repair. There d
q neyer'failing Spring Of Water near The
house, and the whole farm 10 conveniently
watered. There is also on the premises an
Apple and Peach Orchard and q variety Of
choice Pears, Grapes, &c. There are also
on this Farm
VALUABLE LIME STONE QUARRIEs
in working order; this farm is In high
state OF cultivation and the soil is Of tho
best quality.
The above described property Is in Union,
town District, two miles from L,nwood
Station, Western Maryland Railroad, and
one mile from Uniontown, and adjoins the
lands Of Thomas Shepherd, DR.. A. Webster,
John Roop, Dennis Cookson and Others.
Persons wishing to view the premises will
be shown the same by calling upon Upton
Roop, Esq, residing on the premises, or
any information in regard to the same can
be had on application 10 the undersigned,
at Westminster, Nd.
Terms Of Sale Ono. half cash, balance
~ SIX and twelve months, with interest from
the day OF sale the credit payments to BE-
secured by the notes of the purchaser or
purchasers, with approved security.
CHAS. I. REIFSNIDER.
ang o,-ts Trustee.
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NOTICE.

THE Notes given 10 F. II. Orendors,
Il Administrator Of John 0rendorff, viii
be due on the 23d Of September, next, and
have been placed a, the Farmers and Ne
chanies' National Bank for collection.
Y. II. 0REED0RFF,
aug 2G,-5t
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FOR sHERIFy.

Tanoytowu District presents the
name of Ewd. Devilbiss for the Sher-
iffalty, subject to the decision Of the
Democratic Nominating Convention.
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FOR sugRIFP

If William Segafoose, Esq, will con.
sent to allow his name to be used in
this connection, subject to the decision
of the Democratic Nominating Conycn,
ton, he will be supported by
iy22 MANY VOTERS.
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MARI led.

On the llth OF August, by the Rev. Mr..
Norris, Michael j. MeGee, of Baltir ore,
and Miss Carrie Carter, Of woodb,ne, this
county.
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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.
CHARLES Il. WATERS,
jy15tf franklin District.
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J. Yingling & Son are still selling
Calieoes at 6, 8, 10, and the best at
l2l cents. ...........- 1t
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS.

Rnnnets and Hats from % cents up.
At Mrs A. +. Armstrong;, u few doors
west Of Depot. aug5
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% Sunday afternoon horrible muir.
der occurred at drinking saloon on
the Frederick road near Baltimore
A drunken remark was the origin Of
the ARRAY, and it ended in q man named
Louis Mettee beating out the brains Of
JOhS Chambers with stone. Death
ensucd almost Immediately, and the
murderer was arrested by the police as
he was leaving the scene.
1t is said that several diplomats in
Washington who lived high last winter
have disappeared recently, leaving heavy
bills unpaid. Ono representative had
his bills paid afterwards by his Govern,
ment, which would not allow itself to
be compromised by his antics.
A colored citizen is under arrest al
n Nashville, Tenn, for having niue wives
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

GruiH. -Wheat-Salss of 450 bushels
choice white at 81 70-of red 1000 bushels
Virginia OF 81 GO. Corn--Sales Of 1000
bushels white at l 09aSl l0-ll50 bushels
yellow OF 81 10. 0ats--G500 bushels sold
at 53a57 cents. Rye-Sales Of 600 bushels
at ! 07aSI 90.
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State and Other News.
rRnprRIcK COUNTY.


The DroHghi-lhe dry and warm wealth.
or still continues. Although there have
been fine rains recently in different parts OF
the county, il has been over three weeks
since this locality has enjoyed anything like
soaking shower. The corn and potato
crops, which promised well earlier IN the
season, are beginning to show the effects OF
the drought, and unless we get rain soon,
the yield VIII be light Some Of the corn
fields, we have noticed, are too far gone to
make much, but great portion of the corn
i. this immediate ueighborhood looks quite
thrifty notwithstanding the drought, aud
wall turn cut iolerably well II we get rain
soon.
More Waler.--We are sadly ia need Of
an additional supply Of water. We are told
that the water in the reservoir is very low,
and that if we do not get rain very soon the
probabilities are that IL will GO entirely dry.
Red Estatc Sold.--Last Saturday, LeSi
Yaniossen, auctioneer, sold, ON account OF
Grayson Eichelbeger, trustee, the "Gcor'
gia farm" lying adjacent to the town Of
Urbana, containing l55 acres, to Mr.. Sin.
glcton King, for $50 per acre. On the same
day, Mr.. Lewis II. Dill, trustee, sold the
one sixth interest in the farm recently oc.
cupied by the late +. Bartgis, four miles
north of Frederick, to Mr.. Samuel keyser,
Cor the sum Of Sl42.50.
Sudden Dedth.-0n Tuesday Of last week
Mr.. John Weller, of D., highly esteemed
citizen Of Meehauicstawn, in this county
was found dead in his bed. When his wife
arose in the morning she attempted to wake
him but was surprised to find him dead. IL,
was in the cath year of his age.
Confirmed. During service in the Epis
eopal Church at Rnckeystown, last Sunday
conducted by Bishop Kerfoot, of Pennsyl
yania, assisted by Rev. DR.. Shepherd, 1!
persons were eonhrmrd,
Coacicted. WIN. Lewis, colored, indicted
at the February term Of court for shooting
James Rodgers, colored, on Christina.
morning last, in North Market street, has
his trial at Hagersiown last week, which
resulted in verdict Of guilty. We under
stand he was sentenced to years in tn,
penitentiary.
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Public Schools.--The tall term of the
Public Schools of this county will com.
menca GU Wednesday, the LIST day OF
September next.
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The contract for the extension of the
Cumberland Valley II. Il. irem Hsg-
erstown to Williamsport, s miles, has
been awarded To James Marsh, one Of
the contractors on the Western Mary
land Railroad. The work is to be com
meuced Immediately.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-08-26

A large and full assortment of Elan
nels Just opened AZ z N
1t j. YiaGlAEa 4 Sons.
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LOST.

A few days ago, Plain Ebony Cane
with small piece Clipped out near the
ferule, A liberal reward will be paid
by leaving same at this office,
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ADAMS COUNTY.

Loodtel.-J. S. Git, ESQ. has made n
permanent location of the Railroad line, to
connect with the Frederick and Pennsylya-
MIA Line Railroad. The line as located,
runs by VIM. McSherry's farm, crossing
Win,rode's summit. Another line had been
run down the valley by Klinefelter's Mill,
But the line by McSherry' farm was deemed
the best, being more direct; and although
not the cheapest in construction, the differ
ence in cost will be triaing in comparison
to its directneSs and the few curves requisite
to strike the point Of intersection at the
State line. Its expected that the Directors
of the Littlestowu road will adopt the Ne,
Sherry line, and invite proposals for its con.
struction at an early date so that by Sep
TENDER the work may be under way.
Large Yieids.-Mr. George G. Plank, OF
Arendtsville, raised, this season, sixteen
pounds of Early Goodrich potatoes from
four single eyes, aud two and a quarter
bushels of fine potatoes (many weighing
over pound from forty-iour eyes.
Mr.. David Hartman, near Arendtsville,
threshed one hundred and ninety FIVE dozen
Of wheat, ordinary bind, and measured one
hundred and seventy bushels of number one
wheat.
Mr.. Jacob Bucher, in Straban township,
sowed quart of Norway oats last spring,
end the yield has been four bushels.
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IFestera Maryland Raiiroad.-A
correspondent Of the Frederick Repub.
bean, writing frOm Mechaniestowu, says:

Western Maryland itdtfrodd.--A
correspondents Of the Frederick Repwb.
bean, writing from Mechaniestown, says:
1t generally known TIA, the Western Ma
ryiand Railroad Is now at a s.dead lock-" on
seeoun, Of uie INDUCTION laid By sundry eiti-
Eenz Of Baltimore, and, u supposed, backed
b. the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company.
Al present, nothing can be done until the legal
arguments are beard In the case, and then q
declsiun rendered Tot OF afAinst the Injunction.
Sbould ii b. tnxtainad b. Tie Court, the Con.
eral Assembly will be invoked 70 put things
into proper shape, and give new life, so as 10
insure the completion Of the road 10 Hagcrs-
town aud Milliamsport,
The enterpfising citizens Of the Vieiuity OF
Double Pipe creek had the terminus extended
10 Cover EaTeh0nse. Since the I'd OF August,
the trains depart and arrive regularly. The
further extension Of the toad will give an i'm
Petus TO tsade all along The line Of the road
From Middleburg 10 Mechaniestown, there
are built six excellent, commodions and sub
stantial warehouses for the accommodation Of
trade Hatris' at Mlddleburg Hiltebridle's
at York Road; Covers at Pipe Greek Biggs'
on Stony Ridge; Rennet a Fishers at Gracc-
ham aud Chew 4 SioekdAle's at Mechanics
town. These houses present fine arehitecta-
raj appearance, conveniently arranged, and
cost in the aggregate about So, 900, including
all other improvements. There are very few
warehouses on the entire line Of the u. a o. K.
x. that will compete with these buildiugs.-
The erection OF these buildings commenced
with sanguine expectations ef having the read
completed at az early day, at least as far as
Meehanicstown. II would be very desirable
to have the road completed to this point; as il
would concentrate trade and deyclape resour-
ces that must lie dormant for the present. We
have waited patiently and must content our.
selves to wait, probably until next year, to
hear the shrili whistle Of the locomotive her
aiding the coming train.
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AGEE'S SALE
OF REAL ESTATE

YHE undersigned, by virtue Of the pows,
Il contained in deed of Mortgage. eve.
cuted to him by James Howardand XosanS.
his wife, dated August 3, 1865, and recorded
among the Real Estate Mortgage Records
of Carroll county, in Liber g. L. w., No.
2, Folio 400, &c, will offer the Real Es,a,s
mentioned in said Mortgage a, Public sale
on the premises, situate In Carroll coun,v
Maryland, on the Nicodemus Road, pss,
Rockville, on
Saturday, he 1871 Of September, 1861,
at 2 O'Clock, Pm.
This property contains TEN ACRES 0P
LAND, more or less, part Of which "a IA
TIMBER, the residue is in good state Of
cultivation. enclosed with good fences, All
is improved with comfortable Log HOu,S
and other buildings, &c.
The Terms Of Sale ara cash.
DANIEL FRAZIER, MORTGAGES.
7 ?. A. GoRsucR, Aue,ioneer
j J. Baumgdrtner, Solicitor.
aug 26,--ts
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BALTIMORE COUNTY.

Corner. Stone Layiag.-The corner. stone
of new Protestant Episcopal church, TO be
known as St. Johns, was laid in Worthing.
ton Valley, near Reisterstown, on Tuesday
last. The ceremonies were conducted BY
Rev. A. J. Berger, rector of Western Run
Parish, according to the form set forth by
the Bishop Of the diocese. There were
present of the clergy to participate in the
services on the occasion the Kew. William
u. johnson and the Rev. George G. Stokes.
The box deposited in the cavity Of the stone
by Mr.. Benjamin j. Worthington, one Of
the vestry, contained copy Of the Holy
Bible and the Book of Common Prayers.
the Church Almanac for 1869, the Journal
of the last Diocesan Convention, list OF
the names of the present vestrymen and
wardens, and of the contributors towards
the erection of the editiee, and also lot Of
coin. The church is to take the place OF
the one destroyed by fire on Christmas, 1867,
and will be built on the same site and par.
tally on the same foundation. 1t Wilt be
constructed Of limestone, with dressed gran.
lite finishing, and will be strictly in keeping,
in all its details, with the plain pointed
style of Gothic architecture. The design
was furnished by Messrs. Shorb & Leister,
OF Westminster, Nd, and has ELECTED
much commentator, The dimensions are
as follows: Base of tower ~ IA feet, nave
80 x 40 feet, chancel l6 x q feet, height OF
tower and spire sc feet. The roofing will
be ofeolored slate. The windows will be
filled with stained glass, the one over the
altar to have a representation of Saint John
the Evangelist, with his emblem, an eagle.
The building, when completed, will be a
model of a parish church, and will testify
to the good taste and liberality of the few
pensioners Of st. Johns who have under.
taken its erection. .....'T
Waters camp meeting is now in progress,
and over three hundred tents are on the
ground.
Towsontown is about 10 construct a tele.
graph to Baltimore.
The upper portion of this county was re
Gently visited by severe hail storm, causing
great destruction Of fruit and corn.
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wANTEn

5000 pounds Of Carpet-R Rags.
JouN l., REiFSNIDER.