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The object oftbis Suits to onioin and res.
train j. ) Hall, trustee In deed executed
by job Moliglion and lucy, his wife, 10 him
10 iCcute to Geo ]. Arnold the payment If
sos 30, with lis interest, from selling The
real estate so conveyed 10 hin as fucl rus.
tee. And II appearing by an affidavit lilcd
that the defendants John Il. lIouglIion, Pie.
be A. Lyons aud Mrs. JASPER n Thomson
are not residents Of this state, aud ibcy mai
II Is ordered TINT they d cnn on
hClC within one montl after the date Of the
first publication Of this order, and do n ka,
is necessary 10 protect their Interests in mi,
suit, TcsH;
- W. II. DYRSE, Clerk.
J NJ and W G DOcnStii pltii atty.
March 3.it
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Isrur ClRcur COuar op LEwls |
Co., March 9Th, 1878. I

Of Lewis Maxwell, de-
ceased, plaintiff,
vs..
David Simmons, admin.
istrator Of Films Sim
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Simmons. Adam, Sim
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WILLIAM WAGNER.
ar24.3m harrisburg, W. Va.
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acatch Old Birds with Chat

A number of gentlemen in Baltimore,
irrespective Of party, have addresseda let
ter to Hon. Joshua Vansant, Mayor Of the
city, inviting him to be candidate for
second term. The Mayor declines to be
a candidate again, except as the candidate
Of the Democratic party. He thanks the
signers Of the letter for their expression of
confidence, but assures them that he is iu-
capable Of administering the high Office
in the interest Of party alone. The Radi-
Gals Of Baltimore and few malcontents
on the other side, have just been seized
with a paroxysm of Municipal Reform,
which means, to put ont the present incum-
beuts of thdcity Offices and put Others in
their places The movement also looks to
the State election, and aseret hope is cher
ished that the Municipal Reform dodge
may tend to strengthenthe Radical party in
the next Legislature, hence the american is
harping Justify on the Municipal Reform
string. 1t takes its revenge, however, up
ON Mr.. Washington Booth, the recently
appointed Collector, for having signed the
letter to Mayor yansant, by allowing one
of its correspondents to say--sThe Collec-
tor of the Port is generally regarded as
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Heavy Snow in Nebraska Men and
Women Frozen to Death.

ST.. LOUIS, April 22.-The Democrat Of
this morning prints special despatch from
Lincoln, Nebraska, which says that the
first train for the week, on the Burlington
and Missouri River Railroad, came in this
morning Reports Of the late storm show
it to have been the most severe ever known
there. Men were frozen to death within
two rods Of their houses, while trying to get
to their stock tofeed them. Near Grafton
man named Keller attempted TO reach
neighbor, scarcely a half mile away, ac-
cornpanied BY his wife and child, and the
two latter were frozen TO death. Mr..
Marshall, Of Hasting, persisted while try
ing TO reach his stock from his house.
The wife and child Of Mr.. Bent, living
near Red Cloud, were frozen while atlempt-
ing to reach neighbor's after the house
had been rendered uninhabitable. Their
bodies were found on Friday, ten rods from
the house.
Families were compelled TO take refuge
in cellars or keep their beds for three days.
Houses were blown down or filed with
snow The destruction of cattle and horses
was great. Some farmers lost all they had.
One party lost whole herd Of sevenfy-iiye
head, The gullics on the railways were
filed with snow as hard as ice, and snow
plows were useless.
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Travelling Shows.

There have been organized, for the pres
ent season, as many as twenty-six travelling
circuses, museums, menageries and hippo
dromes, of greater or lesser magnitude,
representing capital of at least ten mil
lions Of dollars, and employing about two
hundred persons each, or an aggregate of
over 1--WE thousand people. One of the
largest Of these great travelling wonders,
is that Of p. I. Barnum, which has four
hundred and twenty-six people attached to
it, one hundred and two wagons, FIVE hun
dred and sixty-three horses, and represents
capital Of 81 100000. Barnums great
show was organized in New York, and
started out about the middle Of April.
Then there is Haight & Cos. Menagerie
and Circus, which employs 800 people, 200
horses, and requires 60 railroad ears for
transportation. L, B. Lent's mammoth
concern, employing over 400 people, 200
horses, and so wagons. Van Amburgh &
Cos. requiring eleven tents, and costing
over sl,OOO,0OO. Adam Forepaughs
monster combination. John Robinsons,
one half of which moves in seven steamers,
the other half by rail, from Cincinnati.
G. f. Bailey's, John H. Murray's, Cooper,
Hood 4 Bailey's, Dan Rice's, Montgomery
Queens, John o Brien's, Howe's London
Circus, G. G. Grady's, and a number Of
others of lesser note and magnitude, all
travelling to amuse and instruct the Ameri-
can people, and to put money in the peck
cts Of the managers.
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Rn.ine.. Loeals.

yrs. n can BE DONE, :, A..
aud seben,hal i Bro. will do il, sell heauy
may Ciurhinr Retail, at Wholesale pr'ess
Try US. "a If
am lust opening large assoIslnen' no
Goods fsr Men and Boys wessY non, Wy
Philadelphia Market, at low prices ~ :
Gorsuch. cot.
w.o. Liggetis now offering line 9, aavss
that for variety and cheapness Is uns"'P'''
in Westminster.
Zepp 4 Bro. have 40 different kinds o "a "a
dies. Misses and Children's Lasting oa''''''
very cheap.
If Won want 10 encourage home enterpri,Srs'
Inv Shoes from Westminster Factory, AZ W.
o. ligget's. -,
Zenn 4 Bro don't sell Goods a. ~ Pes
cent lower than any one else, but will sell a'
low as the lowest. :,
have the largest and most select s'oeN w. v
Fancy Cassimers, Cloths and Coahnes " ~
found in this market.
Brown Sugars 0, 10 cents, best ~ cenes'
White u. I2l cents, and Groceries OF e'e'!
kind, cheap, at W. Q. liggets'
Are yoa going to paint?, See our eo'o'i
and prices. L. X, Gernand-
oueensware. Glassware and honsekeepln'
Goods Of every kind, sold at Baltimore prices
at W. o. liggct's. - -
For Chidrens Carriages and fela 'to
ouet Sets apply to j. J. Shorb q son
A Large Stock of Wool Hats, for cost +"
HAMBURG Edgings aud White Trimmings
see our assortment. T. X. Gernand
Harvest Hats at Brandenburg's, from . u
! Is cents. =, =.
See Plain and Fancy cassimers, at ~ n
Gernand's.
Trunks and valises, cheap, at Zepp 4 Bro
Straw Matiings, very cheap, at E. n Ger
itaRd's.
/ Look at the Straw Hats, at Zepp \ Bro s.
TO BUSINESS MEN.
Bill Heads, Letter Heads, Statements, En-
yelops, Small Bills. Posters, Shipping Tags
&C., printed at the ADVOCATE Office, IN Tn
Rest manner, and at reasonable rates.
New and fashionable materials from IN
largest and best establishments are being con
SANITY added to our jobbing department
Colored and bronze work executed when dc
sired. Business men and all desiring any
thing in the printing line should give US cal
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Ths Plsh of ths Matter.


the pith o. theyS louisiana trouble i
this a drunken Saage, (I1arell, } of a
us. District Court took Il upon himself
10 decide which o. tvo elaisants to The
llubernesorial Office was tie fightfal one
IA question with which he had no more
10 do than The Kahn>pf Tarsary, as il
should have been decided, If judicially,
BY State Court. Attorney General Will |
liams and President Grant, in ] purely
partizan SPIRIT supported Durell and his
creature Gov Kellogg, who represents a
minority Of the people Of Louisiana, and
is obnoxious to large majority Of her
citizens. Gov McEnery and his followeSs
refused obedience to Grants bayonet Gov
eraor, whose minicns, chiefly negroes, ter
rorised the rsople of ColEx, indueted
themselves into the Offices, and BY threats
and violence drove many o. che white cit
izcns away from the parish, who fed for
safety 20 other parts Of the State. Then
il was, that the citizens Of adjoining par
ishes, hearing what had been done BY the
negroes at Colihx, rallied TO recover the
town from the possession Of the negroes.
A eight ensued, 100 white men against
400 negroes entrenched around and with
in the Court House. The besieged blacks
hung out flag Of truce, and when the
white besieges approached under that
flag Of truce, the negroes treacherously
fred upon them. Then came the deadly
struggle in which 100 negroes are said to
have been killed. And this is termed a
massacre by every ne gropholist journal
in the land. 1t was no massacre to fire
upon the unsuspeeting white men, after a
flag of truce had been displayed, but when
the retaliatory vengeance Of the whites
had been provoked by such treaehery,
then it was ''massacre.H
To show how little the Kellogg govern
i'ens 'opiesen's 'he peoP'S VI i'ou'7 NN'''' .
telegram from New Orleans, says:
....a..
Inc imp1ess,on y CANINE groun1 n 'l nl .ne
quired in every parish of the State to enforce
J obedience to the Kellogg government. 2 =
No doubt this is true, and yet President
ufant VIII undertake Dy Dayonets' 10 iols'
} this obnoxious government upon the PEG
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MARRIED.

At the Reformed Parsonage, in this city,
on the nth instant, by Rev. W. c. Crcmer,
Mr.. Francis II. Bankard, of this city, and
Miss Laura ", daughter of the late George
Richards, Esq, of Hampstead diatrict.
AT the residence of the brides parents,
near Finksburg. on the 9th instant, by Rev.
II. II. Smith, Mr.. W. James Childs, of Baln-
more county, and Miss Mary Emma, daugh'
ter of David Shreeve, Esq, Of this county.
In Manchester, on the 18th instant, by the
Rev. J. w. Hoffmeier, Charles A. Getiier'
of Baltimore city, and Mrs. Jennie Geiger'
daughter Of Henry L. Beltz, NJ. d., of Man
chester, Carroll county, Md.
On the oath instant, by Rev. 9. Herbert
Richardson, Geo. Wilhide and Mrs. Mary
Drewitt, both of this city.
On the 18th instant, by Rev. J. d. Zehring,
Mr.. J. W. 4. Copenheaver, of Codorus twp,
York county, Pa, and Miss Alverta S. +.
Jones, of this county.
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THE DIFFERrscE.-The difference in
climate between the Eastern Shore, and
the chill Country, or this part of Mary
land, will be seen by perusing the follow
ing extracts from Cambridge paper Of
the 10th inst;
The Strawberries are in full bloom and a
large crop anticipated
Many Of the planters in Dorchester have
already begun planting corn, although ii is
considered rather early.
Most Of the shade trees in town and
county are fully leafed out and present a
beaotifuI appearance
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Our Disgrace at vienna.

Tbo Naw yort U.razi nr;,,s ,ha G.,
pms w., '
lowing as a special telegram nom vienna
VIENNA, April la:-swindling is reported
in connection with the appointment of the
2 .1s International
n IL asser,sd thst many a n a,s slss
purchased the position for the sake Of the
honor of appearing in an official character at
the assemblage Of the fair and during is man,
as e o 81 ne gentlemen says ne pad
CHARGED was somewhere Il the ps;rESo ors
Of s., 900. The majority Of the Commission
ers are incapable persons. The most respect
able among them are engaged in instituting
inquiry ln'o 'ne maaer Oh Inc s"'ndie-
This is a terrible charge. 1t supple
ments the Emma mine and numberless
other things. It is an international ex-
posare Of the pawnbrokerage system of
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DIED.

In this city, on the 10th instant, Francis;
son of Hashabiah and Mary A. Haines, aged
4 years, month and days.
In Taneytown, on the 10Th instant, Daniel
Swope, aged "a years, months and as days.
Near Hanover, Pa, on the 18th instant,
William Harvey, sou of John and Lucinda
Bemiller, formerly of Mt. Pleasant, aged 3
years and 8 months.
At Harrisburg, Pa, February LIST, 1878,
Josephus Drewitt, formerly Of this city.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that an Election
An will he held in the City of Westminster,
on the
First Monday, 6h day Of Nay, 1873,
between the hours of ~ o'clock, NJ, and 9
O'Clock, 2. NJ. at M0REI.oCK'S HALL,
Green Street, for the purpose of eleeting one
person for Mayor and five persons as members
OF the Common Council, to serve the ensuing
year, in accordance with the Act Of Assembly
incorporating the said City of Westminster.
BY order
HENRY II. HERBAUGH,
A. NJ. WARNER, Clerk. Mayor.
ap 2i.te
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no o,5 EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Emma Brown vs.. Jennie Brown ct. ais
ORDERED this I'D day Of April, A; u.
~ 1873, that the account of the Auditor
hled in this cause be finally ratified and con
hrmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof
be shown or or before the 18th day Of May
next provided copy of this order be insert,
ed for two successive weeks before the AZ
named day, in some newspaper Published IN
Carroll county.
JNo, b. BOYLE, CLERK.
True copy,-Test:
ap 2d-2t JSo. d. BoYrE, Clerk.
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10. 12ls EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
John Matthews vs.. Johnzce Selby.
ORDERED this 22d day of April, 1875,
~ that the Audit filed in this cause be final!
ratified and confirmed, unless cause TO The
contrary be shown on or before the 18th day
OF May next provided n copy of this order
be inserted in some newspaper published u
Carroll county, for two successive weeks De-
fore the last named day.
JN0. u. BOYLE, Clerk
True copy,-Test:
ap 26.2t JS0. ID. BOYLE, Clerk.
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No. 90 EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County
Samuel Feeser and others VS.. Paul Reinecker
and others.
nRDERED this oath day Of April, 1917
~ that the Audit filed In this cause be fnm'
" ratified and confirmed, unless cause 70 ,he
contrary be shown on or before the l2th day
Of May next; provided a copy Of this. order
be inserted in some newspaper published IN
carroll county, for two successive weeks be-
lore The last named day.
JNO. b. BOYLE, Clerk
+ True copy,-Test;
ap 2g-2t Jso. D. Bows, CLERK.
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PUBLIC SALE


will offer at Public Sale, st my residence.
a in Sykesville, Carroll county, Nd, on
TUESDAY, The ssA Of APRIL, 1878.
at y o'clock, all my Stock, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, viz; Two well broke
1sRXM Harness 4 Saddle Horses, -
TX l one,year old st. Law GA,
,--rence Colt, superior Al ~
derney Cows, fresh; pair large well broke
Oxen, lot Of Hogs and Shoats, Buggy and
Harness, Carriage and Harness, | Spring
Wagon and ! Ok Cart, Straw and Fodder
Cutter, Cider or Wine Press, and farming
utensils, A lot Of Oats in the Straw. Hay,
lot ofCorn. Household and Kitchen Furni,
ture, consisting Of Bureaus, Tables, Extension
Table, sideboard, Chairs, Lounges, Beds. Bed.
steads aud Bedding, Mattresses. CARPETS.
Mating, Oil Cloths, Stoves, &c.
Terms Of Sale.--All sums Of twenty dollar,
and under, cash; on oil sums over twenty dol.
lars a credit of 6 months will be given. ,be
purchasers to give their notes with approyed
security, bearing interest from date.
up zb-ts o. H. OWINGS.
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i-e"e ~ eto' He"fJ' "ee'"se"'
NOTICE is hereby given that the subser
IN Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Carroll county, letters Testameniary
on the Personal Estate of
PETER HENRY,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. AupersOn'
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated to the subscriber,
on or before the 9Th day Of November, 1913
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Those indebiedsre
requested to make immediate payment !,
Given under my hand TINS 2lst day Of
April, 1878.
GEORGE L. HENRY,
ap 26.its Executor
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A special despatch to the 81 Louis
Democrat from Denison, Texas, says that
reports are IN circulation there, which are
believed, that train with Government
supplies for Fort Griffin from Denison Oh
the 18th inst, consisting Of eight four
mule wagons, WIS captured BY Indians on
Cole Greek, sixty-fve miles from Denison.
Fonr Of the eight men who were with the
train ore aid 70 hags been killed and two
wounded.
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Estate Of ReJecea Bro,on, deceased
NOTICE is hereby given that the sahscri.
IN Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county, letters Of Admins
tration on the Personal Estate Of
REBECCA BROWN,
late of Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated TO the subscribers,
on or before the sth day OF NOVEMBER, next;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Those indebted are
requested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 22d day Of
April, 1878.
ALFRED Z0LLICK0FFER,
ap 26.it Administrator
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Office Bachman Valley B. R. Co. Nd.

coLrHBIA, Pa, April 81, 1873,
YHE regular annual meeting of the stock.
Il holders for the election OF Directors, and
the transaction Of other business, win be held
at the Office of the Company in Columbia, on
the Second Tuesday of May next, MAY 18th,
1879 Mt 10 clock, A. NJ.
B. +. STEIGER,
ap 26-st Secretary.
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Modocs had escaped, Notwithstanding the
previous intelligence represented them as
s:snrrounded.u Then came a counter bull
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eaPeas pu' were sun IN 'ne ava Deus
and were playing hopeep with our troops
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sohk and seventeen AIodocs slain. The
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: allies, the warm spr'ag INDIANS, are scour'
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forces there i some prabab;litv that botl
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fore many days The settlers onthe iron
tier. meanwhile. are in fearful state o
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the Philadelphia Agc'--
The accounts Of the fighting sent BY wa.
Of freka and San Francisco are--like tn
campaign itself-somewhat disiointed
From the tenor Of the dispatches we con
dude that the troops are at present tryinI
to ascertain whether the Modocs have LEI
the lava beds or not. The treacherou
rascals certainly have vacated the particu
lar stronghold which they first occupied
but whether they have fed to the noun
tains, or are still lurking among tho rock
in another section Of the lava beds, ha
not at last adyices been determined. III
cavalry are scouting on the outside in th
expectation Of finding something that wi
explain the situation. The bodies Of SCI
enteen Modoc warriors have been foun
among the rocks in the camp which the
recently deserted, which shows that L
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CAUTION.

THE public are hereby cautioned against
Il barboring a Colored Boy named John
Henry Lewis, an indentured apprentice, aged
about II years. The law will be rigidly en-.
forced against oil so offending. A reward Of
Sl.00 will be paid for his return.
IGNATIUS GORE,
ap263tA Freedom, Carroll county, Md.
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The Norristown, Pa, Register, has fy-
ing 1t is masthead the name Of Hon
Thomas A. Hendricks, Of Indiana, for
President, and Gen. Winfield s. Hancock,
Of Pennsylvania, idr Vice President IN
1870
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no. I2so EQUITY.

In the Circuit cour, for Carroll County.
DANIEL Bush vs.. Daniel Frazier and VILE
kDERED this Esd day Of April, 1877,
mat the audit filed IN this cause be hna,,
y ra'ihcd and confirmed, unless cause 20 ,ns
sen,rary be shown on or before the I'm g,
y May next provided copy Of this oIasa
~ ~ assfied IN some newspaper published y
eea'soh county, for two successive weeks "
lore the last named day.
- JNo. a. BOYLE, Clerk
ifae copy,--Test:
Ap IN Jxo. II. BoyiK, Gers