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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-11-29
NO. ltls RUITY

In the Circuit Court 3 Carroll County.
Henry II. Gore, Moriaee, vs.. John Pool
and Wife, NtgagOrs.
ORDERED this 26iIday of November,
~ A. u. 1878, that Il sale made and re-
ported by Henry II. Co Mortgage. Of the
Mortgsged premises na1d in this cause be
finally ratified and confaed, unless cause to
the contrary thereof be Down on or before
the first day Of January sxt; provided a copy
Of this order be insertedn some newspaper
Published in Carroll cody, once in each Of
three successive weeks fore the 18th day Of
December next
The report states themoun, Of sale 70 be
Slg7O.0O
JNo. BOYLE, Clerk.
True eoPy,-Tes
nov 29.St u b. BoYiE, Clerk.
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Rev. W. II. Zimmerman died at his
residence, near Frederick, On I'D inst, IL
tie 56th year Of bis age. Nj. Zinner-
man studied for Che ministry under TIE
lats Rev. DR. zacharias. and upon the eom-
pletion Of his stables sent 70 Gearzpsise,
IN Washington county, Nd, shers &c
preached faz several years, but owing to
physical disabilities retired 70 his farm.
Where ~ resided until his aeaih. he VAS
N szseliest aitizsn aud highly esteemed
b al
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One Of the most belIigerent Of the war
journals, lnst week, opened with this an
ncuncemeHt on Monday There Is every
probability that the difficulties arising
from the capture Of the virginius can be
arranged amieabIy.-
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The City CouneiI Of Baltimore recently
ordered anew eensusof the population, and
the resultshows an increase Of 10, g23 since
1870; the popuIaiiop Of Baltimore Is now
3o2sss.
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WOolford's majority, 1888. Frank-
Inns. 1882.
The Official majority for Wooliori shows
difference of only zine votes from the
totals heretofore published. The counting
Of the Official vote was only completed at
Annapolis on Monday. The last county
to send in full returns vas Washington.
the authorities having at frst failed tosend
to the executive chamber the vote Of Nessrs.
Goldsborough, Franklin aud Price.
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okeiAl Vote of Maryland.

The following Is the oheial vote Of the
State Of Maryland for Controller Of the
Treasury and Clerk Of the Court Of Appeals
at the late election on the 18th Of Noyem-
Der. 1873:
coNPTKouEz. 81. GFPEAIs
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The Boanl Of Trade Of Cincinnati have
unanimously adopted resolution rccom-
NEEDING the National Government to rely
upon peaeeablu arbitration, after the man
ner used with Great Britain, for the
settlement Of our difficulties with Srain.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-11-29

TEE SHIPwREcKs OF A YEAR.-The
Wreck Register for 1872 shows an increase
Of sS3 On the previous year, 1853 wrecks
having occurred in 1877 OF these, 439
were wrecks resulting in total loss, against
an average annual number Of total losses
fer seventeen years Of 572. The casual
ties resulting in partial damage numbered
ITO IN 1872, against an annual average
Of 548. OF The 439 total losses from
causes other than collisions, l59 are re-
ported - having been caused BY stress Of
ws4fhsr, Sc By defects in the ship or IN
Der equipments, 100 from inattention,
caFelessness or neglect, and the remainder
from doubtful causes, OF the Sc defee-
tive ships, 40 foundered from unseawerthi-
ness Within the last eleven years $50
ships have been totally lost from unsea.
EoFfhipesz or unsonpd graF. aud SI2 have
during The saHe period been partially
dsmagsd by the same csuse.
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LECJRE.

REt. THOMAS FARD, Of baltimore,
~ vii deliver a scture in the NJ Z.
Church, this city, onloaday, December SiA,
At 2. N. Suhid .sSelf.Goyernmeut
Tickets 80 cents.
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Hon D. W. voorhees,, Of Indians, has
announced bis intention to retire from
politics, sayiag that on the new questions
to srise new men viii be needed.
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Notice tfreachers.

1NHE Carroll cou Teaeher' Association
a viii meet at thea End School House,
on fRIDAY, DEcENRk5th, 1873, al 10 A. NJ
BY order, y. IlSEY NEwS0N,
nov - Secretary.
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DIED

In Baltimore, 90 Nonday, 2l,h inst. Jolr
in the 6ish year q his ar.
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LErrrEE NJ REv. THoxAs GUARD.-This
distinguished divine Is announced TO lecture
m the Methodist Episcopal Church, Of this
city, On Monday evening, December ssh, at
20 o'clock, subjeet-''SELF- GovERsnEsT.' .
The reputation Of this gentleman having pre-
eeded him. many Of oar citizens vii be anx-
ioas 10 embrace this occasion to see and hear
him, and no doubt the attendance Win B.
large. We expees 70 see the eapaeious audi
torium flled to replefion. The compliment
Of sneh 40 audience Is dne to the merit Of %
distinguished speaker.
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FREsRAIsINs,

CURRANTs, an 'ltron, just received in
~ store, and for by
nov p =. S. STOUFFER.
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NEW 0RLEIs MOLAssEs.

A prime article y Crop New Orleans
"A Molasses, just heiyed, and for sale by
nov g Z s, ST0UFFER.
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IzK MAETEz % GExTLAN1s- - Nm HssEy
BIsosE- zuskar q E.zE Lyazs, Des< Hs9-
Ir. Bssy Rsas. Rs1zs5 ficrE<, The SkaS
cor " 4EAip3ysf. Hithia tie HEss, &r-
TAe Mas.er q Grsyl7a3s. Mrs- Hsary
woos-s Nsw Sossl, 5 aos FzhEsAe3 cnz-
plsse ID one Handsome voizzs. By her Amer
"a. Publishers, T. b Pe.srsoa 1 Broshers-
PhasdelpiiA- Pa. frS@ ihe aafA1-'s nsaaz-
sr-syt sa5 alEssee proofshssfs, purchased
By tAez fro.a Mrs Wood Al 4 large pzsee, sa.l
p1hllishs9 ksrs i5EE n savAzes q - apyear-
Ases n Loaaaa- Il Is real good nSvsl-
frsz the G4=0ni- pos-.ei pen q Mr. Hsnry
wOoi, fE-nO1s 1=oagn0Eslisrs theEorAd over.
a lie zzzhorof E1ss LyEss- TEa zsE ss0ry,
vAi<k Ia. beea received with extraordinary
fzT1s u E.zlaza n SERIAL foxzl. zzoris an
pest eES3ezee 70 the 7oss deszlrogy reader,
thai the great F0a4zesr has losz a0t ore VII;
Of her Eoadrp1s powers Il 5 issued u a
I1-gs oetsT0 vOluze. and sod By al Book
sellers a the low Price Of SITS IN cloth. Or
sl-s9 in PAPER cover. o. e0qies VII Be SEAT
b mail TO Aay place, postpaid, By the Pab-
kshers, "a rsssiPs Of he p-ics- Al Mrs-
Woods best books, comprising W1hin Tie
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c4zserhzry's VII RSlaad Yoke. Master Of
Grsyi1sds, Tie Ck4nainEs, Shs1ou Of Ashiy-
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Mildred AEkeg. Lord OAkbgrn's Daughter
Or, The EAEFs Heirs, The Cassie's Heir; or,
Lady Adslzias's Oath. Squire TreTlya's Heir;
o., TreviJn Hold, The Mystery, A LIES Sc
eret, The Lost Bank Note, The Lost VIII,
OEyilIs College, A Light and a DARK Christ.
mas, The Haunted Tozer, The Runaway
Match and William Altar, can Be had Of al
Booksellers, OF Of the Publishers T. B. Pc.
tsrson 1 BrOsherz, Philadelphia Pa
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WnsrEEx NAGTIAyD RArEzoGD-FHEt,s
DsP0f kapr0rezaeAka.-ThsW western Mariana
Railroad CozpAny have rseessiy bse= zzking
excessive inprovezsuts a. the F1ltoz arsnne
aepof. where tee Rad eonnecss With the Bal
tizsors Azd Pceonae rad AZ the western ca
trzzee to the tz1zel Tkls vii sake The
Fulr0a dspc< The so1theEn ie<miazs Of The
Western NGrTlAnd rad, thereby AToading th<-
a1dIn0zAl expense Of frenty-Sve cen1s per
ezpitz xhieh fhat road has % pAy 10 the Bal-
tzzore and Poto@4e rad for each passenger
ezrgied ;kro1zh the fuzaei 70 the UEioa Sepos
On Ck1rlsz street NJ Joka S. Hozx. con
tractor, has recently kzizAed several 6aikEnz
k1r the COMPANY, an9 expects shortly 10 con
zszee erecting lag s6ed DEPOT SIMILAR to
the Ubioa depot Two main Eiii-zs. kve
hundred feet al8 foar kznarei aud Ezy &c.
hare BEEN rza frum the main track. Tothess
aadstiOzzl SWITCHES have bes1 add, e1-snd-
ing up to the wess SIDE Of FHitOn Avezze- A
comfortable eottage-Eks depot, thiE+y-six By
thizty-tHO feet n dlzaeaxio1s have been ba7fr
f1E the seeo11O3ztioa Of p2ssSngsrz- The
d<pot has . taekez o&ee, geafienea's add h
dies waiting ROOMS, ard retiring roouzs % the
rigAt, and passage ~zy extendzng clear
tsrozgk the b1ildizg- AE4rshozse fsE frsixh.
has also been eo1plessd, forty By t~en.y- foar
See. New platforms have also been bzill
SOne distance %, IN the \ formed BY the s~O
rods, a. sagiss kO1se, sixty feet lozz By
forSy i've Ia Esd;h, hHs also been bailt. This
viA Accommodate az euginex- and has tara
table directly N frOnt Al three Of these
bail2nEs are plainly bot neatly furnished, and
painted . dark zizts eoloE. The bsildizgsare
supplied Nth wa.eE froz the city pipes, aad
arrangements are nOv being made 70 have gas
introduced The coups1y have nearly CON
pleted their new line Of city horse railway,
exteading from the depot An9 connecting Nth
the lines Of bob the City Passenger aad CHI
zens Railway companies A force Of work
men are also beng gagged IN paving Psstsr-
son avenue Cooke street, TO rs western ter
ninaS- The once Of the Western Maryland
e0zp4ny wia Be removed in few days from
il pFesens loezEion on Calvert street 70 . more
convenient position on the southwest corner
Of Egtaw 1nd Fayette streets The entire
line Of the Western Maryland railroad i. nov
understood to be in excellent order, And is
formal opening vii take place in few days.
-Bdltim0Ts Snn-
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WIsDoS FL0EEz GakDESs.-Winier i the
season at which these pleasing accezsories to
TIE hitngs Of house are most appreciated,
and the Tending 81 terrestrial conseFTatories i
N itself delightful sad instructive oeeupa-
hon Several q cur fair soxnswonen excel
in tina beautiful AT
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John c. Zeller, States Atom,
Washington county, died a, Hag-r.,,, =.
on Wednesday morning.
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The Ohio stsie Pe.iicntEry Ia.t year
eo@t sl5z,io3. while ffom congict kbor
and ether souFses It's seceip,s ansoanlsd 70
el74 49, leaving balsnte a. sz2 Isl.
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A mnsieal and literary establishments vii
be gwen - The hall, New Winds1s. n. Thnrs-
day evening, Dsesnsbef ssA, for de bezelf a
Tie Sabbath School d The ". Z. Cknrrk.
Prof Harry Sanders, Of Bslfinore, VIII con
dnet The vocal exerrizea.
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THASKsGgVIxG DAT--Bzsiness w.s ROT s.zs-
psnde1, ihozgA divine sety5ee vas bid n ike
Protestant Episcopal, Csfaolig, azi Methcs5iss
Protestant Charles, az4 ear streets present
ed . Szadzy asPecs. In tie La.lsr Ckzrch
there vas Enioa Of the colzrszzzions Of s.
P1nis R=forms3. the Lzzhsrsa. the Meth0-
dist Protestant and Neshosiist Episcopal
Churches- Rev ". c. Creme. q $. Pazf 8,
preached the seruoz- taking h. tsxt tron
Paag EpSsrie 70 tie EpAesiaas. 9Th chapter
snd 9Oth verse. Giving thanks alEaFs So
al things unto God and the Fasher n the
name Of or Lo-d Jeszs Christ The CHORAL
exercises were admirable. An aathem va
sung. a. preia4e. 81 the choir. Ths opea-
ing hymn . Before JehoE4hs xNf-l thrnne.
vas sung. aad after prayer b. Rev. c. II.
Riehardsou. Of the n Z Ckareh- the choir
sang the 24ih pSaln-'' Ths Earth Is the
Lord And the fsllness thereof he eon-
eiadinE prayer was By Rev. Mr. Ea-aest- q
the Lztkeraa Chureh- Rev. Mr. Hammond.
pastor Of the Church, Rev J. T. Ward. znd
Rev. Dr.. Nichols, Of Western MaryiAai Col
lege, we're also present At Ascension p. F.
Church, the Rector, Rev. JEliaa Z Ingle
DICTATED The altar and the ehaneei we're
garnished With soEers. fruits. shesves q
graia, &c, IN accordance with the custom 81
tia. Ch1rch-
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Form DKaD.-Henry Eghfberver, Ger
man, better knosn a. Santa ANA uas
found deaG q Kings tannexy, near Snyders-
burg, on Wednesday. II i supposed hat
death resulsed from natural causes. The
deceased vas over 90 yeaz Of age
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EFsly times IN Westminster. Three we'd
dings 10 ore week. Whose tzrn nexr7 No
better time thsn The present VIA. II he
tmss arc bard, Hymen's courts are strexn
With rDsss. and be vt,o feeds The younx rzreas
vii nsser lst The yoang Yankees ssarTe-
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ELEcTIoS OF OFFIcEEs.-GeoEse Washing.
too Lodge, No. ~, A r. A. NJ, elected the
following officers, II the last regular coming
nicAtion, on Wednesday evening :-Dr. W.
X Pinger, W. NJ; Ira z. Grouse, = W.
JOsePhus H. Hoppe. J. W. William b. Tho
mas, Sec T. o. Grimes, Treas. After the
business Of the evening vas oTgr, the Lodge
vas called Oh from labor to refreshment, and
sat down 70 an excellent oyster supper. served
in NeEiroy's best style An hour was thus
spent IN very agreeable social intercourse.
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Mrs. John Lynch, Of this city, viii please
accept our thanks for some fine sausage.
We are indebted TO Denion Gehr for a sam
pie Of his Pearl Hominy, which is, indeed.
very 6ne.
We are farIng sumpsu0usly this week through
the kind favors Of our friends-saasaee and
hominy, and cake and wine. We really be-
gin 70 think that to be an Editor Is MOI the
hardest Of lots.
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PasyeaAI caassk Bier, John Delsney,
Of Sc Mssin's Church, BaItimore, hns been
Transferred e dis cit5, and Rev. Z. Eeknlils.
Of S. Sohn's chgrsh, dis asty, has been
transferred 70 s. MARTINS chgrcE, BslIimoss.
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BsEx oE a Fanx. --Heny n. Gore, a.
ponEssss, sod on Saturday lsst farm con
tsiping liz acres and 3 perrbee, situsied near
bird Hill, % Mrs.. Mary Poole Tor $3.50.
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rocAr AYrArra

CEEcrE coEHx--SineN oar hazs rsport the
tliOEiax eazes hzFe :seea Disposed x.
SstHr&As, Nsrem19 I'D -Ssnte "a Hsz-
ekiah JoEdas. inzseted 81 ~ aarzeT q
Hensy Asruer- ne2E sAiS kits, 81 tAe 1EeA e
Jesse lAa,, oceaFied The conrs so-dzy. TSe
s4se vas gives 70 The ~ Is Il o'eiock. p
NJ, aud a a tAe izry res1rmed . TerdiSs of
nas Eziizy- The Graai Iury w1s 1ssckarxei-
Asm&9s. Acs1z8w 2lfA Sesae ~
Tks@aose l. Frisehsg; aaEszk 1ad har-
tGEy Pea a. nct gzEty entered Sorzz1t
for Ssnte. Crest 4 Reifsnsd&r far srsFerzer :
tsisd hsfsrs tae Cssts gzizy. lrsvezsss kaed
s. znd eos1A Seasa y. =. L h'haeiers Nzuls-
ky 4 RoA<rtz. Bod, Szzi1h 4 NeKelFip. sor
trzsenes, Ssr@saz tx S1nEs Esaersl d.
RsrTes ezsereds drnzrres kska god AaA
iaaiss2szt ladAesl Ssz1e ~ W1lzaa Cover
aad FrzakEn P. csrsr, p<sssaled fsE za-
keisssly hrsakiag dsSn Aa2 dssszuyizEa gate
a he prezsses 81 goha S<z3ys NorUens
gszerR 1ezszrrsr ez.ere3 aA1 orerrulsi ~
No<zseAf ksr SsAse, MszlsAy & RoAerta. Boz2.
Sairh 1 Mckellip f5r trarsEsar; dszzrrrr
cassred and hehd gsod; imdiermezs qanAAed-
STATE u. Joka BroEu. i.5icssd far arcsny Of
8 CO. frsm Melissa MAzaiags Soxnent for
Sea.e. CHESTER Sc rr1verser arrzigne1 and
pieads1 Ro< ysilsy trisd bsSsze The J1ry, vs--
DIET Eallry sea1eDeea 70 penisanziAEF foF IS
nosfhA JOhz T. Enso< N Geo " Hal !;
bsssre reported iS3gaeas IA Evor q paAia-
1T for SlT1 State IA AzgzIt1s Oursler !;
AsE1zls azd battery Nsrsnszf f5r Size, Boa9
sar tzEerssr ple4ssd H0s Ezilry asd triea
besors The Cozrt; s11za Euilsy a1d kaed SIS
and costs State ~ Azxzsszs SzaitA. hAsear-
d; Noruezf fnr STATE, SniEh 1 NeKelEp
f1r rrsEerssrs ia1ie<zezt azzzhed-
Tuesday,, NsEsMsV 2skA---S4mzea Hzm-
bert "a ]. " CozrzH Crest 4 Reifsai3er
f5x Hgp<liAzt, AHzlzby 4 Roberts fer aPpsl-
lss; tried before The CosEt iadg1ens b<l0=
1&-zs1 J. Z Taylor "a M&hloa Dssilbiss /.
Sni1h 4 NekslEp for 4PYeilaas, Crozt 4
Reiaus3er f9r appSliee trisd before the
Cozri, Esdgnezg nErmed S4nzel L. LinAr
"a SaEael SEupes tEzssee, he; Crczs 4
RsiSai3sr for 4ppeIlazt, Hazlshy 3 Roberts
f0r apF@1lse; eoatinzsd a. cost Of sppellAz,-
Przieneio De AzrgE5oaao " Wn. b Thon-
As NeAtee for sppell4zE, Cro1s 4 Reifszi-
der fOs 2pyellse; eo1tinze1 AZ arpeliee's eos.
Przdsaes0 De A1rgzi0oSo W Va 7. Web
Sser use q Wa B. Th0@As; McAtss for az-
pslLzzt- crusf . Resksaidex for x7peIiee ec1-
tzzed a. cos Of appeIlee Ss4se "a william
Bssek, eolored; zssazIt EnE battery; Nor-
zea; 81 Sszss- webster for trzvsrser; trsed
bsfgrs he l1Ey verdict a0s guilty.
lAs business Of the term beng closed. the
CSGst discharged the i1zy With the tkAaks Ct
The Ccart- coart aslo1rz~d o. Wednesday
EOr-iag-
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caARapEs, Esc.-We underssand that d.
ring the Christmas holidays series 81 Cha
rsdes, Iahle4uK, and, perhaps, COMEDY or
farce viii Be given By he ladies' and esafIcnsen
q this city, for the benekf Of s. Johns
Church, al Odd FeIlowf Hall
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b. r. sHHER C co.'s.

DAMNED FpiIcOrn, Tomatoes, &c,
~ for sale by
nov % Z. S. sTOUFFER.
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SAD Case OF DEoEylSG.-A yoang man
named Emanuel Closer, son Of Peter Clos
ser, ras drowned at Sells fording Of the
NonocAey, near Harney, on Mondsy morning
last He lived At Jacob Waybright's, and was
on his way TO EttlestoUn, with two quarters
OF beef on spring wagon. Whilst crossing
the swollen stream, the wagon, struck BE- .
floating tree, upset, throwing CLOSER into the
water. Though good swimmer, bis heavy
overeoat and other clothing seemed to bea-
him down, and soon he sunk to rise no more.
The horse and wagon we're rescued half nile
below, but the body Of Closer has not been
foand- His age was about q years
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0EPHAxs' COUKr.-Adzn Shower. Es1..
ChiefJadgs Isaac C. Bale and L P. SIinzius.ss.
Esqrs-, Associate Judges; Joseph N. Parke,
Register Of Wills; Ge0rge Y. Psrke, Deputy
Register.
Wedassiay, SorsnabST fstR- -Jseob Myeriy
and Jacob Bankert, executors Of EIizabs,h
Everiy, settled their frs; administration ae-
eoEnt.
Thomas II. Smith. administrator W. A.. Of
Lydia Smith, settled his FRS, and final aecoant.
Ezra ID. Notter vas appointed and gave
bead As natural guardian TO Alice c., Sarah
A, William J., and Charles II. Moitez.
Monday, Noce1ber s4tk.-D. CALVIN War
ner, administrator OF John Warner. settled
his first and FINAL aecozni.
Tsssday, Nore@Jer s5tk-- George $. Lippy.
administrator Of John LpPy, retained lit Of
sales.
Stephen Smith, guardian TO W. Tobias.
Henry T., and Francis " Smith. settled first
account for each ward.
James o. Patterson, administrator ". A..
Of Georgianna c. Steever, obtained warrant
to apprzise leasehOld property in Baltimore.
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A train containing the officers Of the West
ern Maryland Railroad passed over the road
% Thursday. for the parpOse Of examining
10 condition. The rAin was in charge Of
eond1et0r Sheets, and made the run from
Baltimore to HAgerztown in 9 hours and AZ
minHtes
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Afser covering the groand b. . week. 10
the depth Of six or eight inches, the snow dis
appeared on Monday last, under the heavy
rain vhieh fell on Saaday and Monday. This
was welcome change Of weather 10 those
faEDeEx vho have nos Jet got in their corn.
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Wooden shoes are sail 70 Be commonly
warn In Wisconsin.
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Ssov.-we learn that there was a VERY
heavy al Of snov IN the upper part Of Man
chester dis,riet on Tuesday. Fery little fell
here
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IKE MAETKz % GExTLAx1s, y Nm HssEy
EIs.s.E- zutksr q Ezr Lyals. Dsz< Hsl-
I5E. Bsxy Rszs. Rs1Ess York Tie Sk.sS-
cor " -AaAlp3ySt, HifkfA tie MG1., &r-
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T,RY the 81 As, al
4 ". Q. LIGGETs-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-22

You and I, through our two friends,
are to have one hall of tbe profit, and
Tappan and Clark the'other halt, and
Tappan to do all the business, and we
have nothing to do, only to take our
share of profits at each payment.
Now, If you will fix it up at that end
OF the line-I will see that the writings
are all executed right to this end-and
we will be all right-name the man to
represent you-with Mr.. Gaylord who
represents me.
You will see from this letter what
kind of a recommendation to give Mr..
Tappan-but don't fail to send it to me
as they must come to terms-before
they get this license. Tappan Is a grand
fellow. Its all right.
Let me hear from you at once
Truly, 5. Z. PoMEEoY.
P. ST. find upon reflection that you
must send these papers through Colonel
Branch, at ST. Joe.
So | will make the contracts for my
self and you at once, aud you return the
application and recommendation to Dole
through Colonel Branch.
Trnly. s. G. P.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-22

OuR Charleston correspondent. the
moruiug, presents a curious theory 10
satisfy the consciences Of the members
o. the Legislature who have pocketed
the Der diem that ACQUIRED during the re-
CESS The idea is this: the members
u oresaid were engaged in the service
o. the State during the recess, because
it vas necessary for them to consult at
th at time with their severed constituen-
cies, and the progress of legislation was
expedited thereby.
Very we'll! Anything that will expe'
dire legislation commends itself to the
'avor Of the people, aud we believe that
even final adjournment OF the Legs
lstnre would be borne with cheerful
rp-ignstion.