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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-04-25

The New York Herald, which supported
Grant sifer every other non-partisan news
paper had given him over to the Camerons
and Buffers Of the Republican party. con-
ments thus upon the result in Connecticut.
Every other State viii follow in the way
indicated BY New Hampshire and Con-
necticnt, and Gen. Grant, abound by his
word against every scheme and device Of
Reputation and dishonor," should note
before he signs the imitation bill equally
the source and character Of the votes By
which il was carried In the Senate and
the temper Of the people whose honor
y pledged for the national soIveney. On
a measure vital to the material safety Of
the people as against spectators and job
bes, involving popular prosperity and hon
esty, and touching most nearly the homer
and solvency Of the nation, he Republican,
party has Jsfraysd ae people aad declared
itsey The ckasspion Of their enessies rs
moral doBfaion q, saenst5rs, hssitagly
gone As grace . made, ana 20 mmbts 4
IN and eorsr Il orer piH Be the abort pro
cess Of one national caHpass
The farce which Elisha Baxter and Jo-
ssph Brooks, the rival governors Of Ar
kansas, have been playing for many days
eliminated 10 tragedy Tuesday. A reg
iment Of eolorsd militia, after parsdinx
thu streets Of Little Rock, proeceded to
Baxters headquarters and gave him i
SIR n.ide. Elisha avaiIed himself Of the
opportunity and made bombasiic speech.
A great crowd Of the pariisans Of brooks
collected 10 the vicinity, but there vas no
organized military force on that side.
Somebody frcd a pistol from cond-story
window into the Baxter party, and they
retained the Ere with volley Of muskefry.
A desuItoy skirmish was kept up for some
minutes. One man was killed and a nun
Der we're wounded. The United Statas
troops, instead Of charging the mob and
suppFessing the riot when i first broke out,
seein % have busted themselves ia throw
ing up barrieada for their own defence.
Order was soon restored, bogeyer, and at
last advices everything Was in stafu qao
For sixty successive yeaz Windhsm
county. Connecticut, has sent an anti
Democrats Senator 10 the Legislature Of
that State. At the last election she
elected Democrat, indicating the inter
disgust Of her people at the corruption
and misraIe Of tho powers that Be" af
Washington.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-04-25

PnocxEDEycs % Corxrs coNnzssIos rns.--
Msmbez Al psrseal Extra nesssoa three
DAYS Sc The PurpQse Of waking fFnnsfetz,
aAasEnsnrs, he, II 4ddifioa . ukieh ike foi-
lsEinz hz1iness Has tfaasaclea.
0nkersd thaz Mn&iiAa Howsar n and she Il
keFssy zllnscd spreizl reazioa u SIS
0sSerei Hat bEnj. Jkrkssa Be- ard - s
kesFby Alioses the sem q 50 for mAkizE
aalisiohal assezaneafs Is Distress Ne 8
Ordered thai t. fsli0giag named esrsoaz
be aad they arr hereby apPointod celcctors
II S1ste and Ceanty Taxes 10 the foll0wing
Distress Coz IL year ls7i, . wit.-Disiries
Singer No. 3. b4nisl Myers; No. 4. lesse
Lag, No. ), Freehorn 6ardaer. No. 8, Joseph
Weims-t No. Z, Geerge P. Aibaaeh; No. s
NilfAu H. Aynacoss; Nc. 2, Hcary 5. DA-
us; Ne 10. Jacob ShzsTettss No. II, DHFsd
" Snzser.
0raer dat The sa.n Of % SID Goats on the
500 Fzluaiioa Of 1sseAsahle property in Car
roll eosaty, Be and The sane i kercby levied
fos The psrl'ose q deEI~ying the St4ss sxPes-
aeS
LucTrRE-Re~. wn. S. Hanmond. Of this
city. will dsliser Lsetsre Al Prosidence
c6areb. abost sw0 miles fnoa Rinksb1rg, On
hha Noai1y, Nay 9Th Sabieet-" Love,
A04r-4aAp ana &Arfl4se-
sired s.ier.tioa in their rosn- A platform
has besn bzist. and railing placed sroznd the
aesks, ~eicA vii pseEeni persons fron crowd
izg ths2 While engaged Al skeir uork.
A Isfssr fro,n Nsw Windsor ini5rIzs rs tAst
% Noaday last Nr. =zl Mrs Lozis D.einaa
a. - L 4
besa married weass years
Mss ANA n Waa;x died IN this city on
the lesk instant from lock;av, he res1h Of
Aarins nm a nail IN her fo5s 4bOu, txo weeks
FrsEieas 10 her dsaih-
HovsE axp LslT SotB.--I. Oliver Wallo-,
As Trustee. sold, on Saturday As;. hoase and
lss neA- Free3ozs 10 Joshaa as1 Elijah Seriv-
szor fo- Sts5.
Charles A. Morris. Of York. Pa. lately
deceased, las besse4ihei 10 the Peansy lTania
Celle<e- =; fiestysAzrg. S2o,oOo.
A Ea;Al ho-se iissase has zszde rs appear
azoe 10 Adams eOanty. Pa The borses are
fEti attacked il he throat
Al Hea-ytsa. n this eSaafy. Taoaaas $.
Cross > apP1sated Postmaster, wee Iaorsas
{. &Axseli, resieoed-
Toe peach bals arg JAS, bezinniag TO bloom
in this regioa- Taey seem 70 have stood the
water veFy sell
The Emory Grove Camp Meeting near
ReisteEs,oHu. vii commence Jnly -. Aad
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-04-25

A special election was held in Baltimore
on fussday TO decide whether there should
be further issue Of 81 800, 900 in bonds
for III Improvement of Jones Falls, and
whether the floating debt OF the city to
the ext nj Of $1,000, 900 should be funded.
There were 5000 votes cast, The prop
osition to issue 81 so, 900 Of improvement
bonds was defeated By $500 majority,
while the question Of funding was carried
BY a majority Of $500.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-04-25

LOCAL 0PTIos.-The Legislature hav-
ing passed local opsinn bill for number
Of the counties, this question Is likely to
hare full hearing and fair trial. The
election took pl.ee IN Worcester county.
On Tuesday lasts and sill be held IN Queen
Anne's, Caroline snd Talbot on July ID
The centreriIIs ObserssT thinks the result
m these eouasies win settle the qnestios
fbr the xhole Stafe.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-04-25
ELECTION NoTIcE.

INHE regular annual meeting Of the stock.
\ holders Of the Bachman Valley Railroad
Company, for the election Of Directors. and
the transaction Of other business, will be held
At the Office Of the Company IN Columbia. pa,
on the second Tuesday, isfk day Of ifay, nesi
at 10 O'Clock, a. IN.
apr 25-is secre,arv
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-04-25

A suit has been commenced In the Su-
preme Court Of New York city against Jay
Gould and Others for $4,000, 900, by one
Of the bondhoIders Of the Union Pacific
Railroad. The purpose for this action is
Q make the plaintifs pay up the par value
Of cyer 1904 shares Of that stock which
they hold.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-04-25

osrHAxs' Cesar. Adam Sho5er, ESq.
Chief Judge; Isaac C. Bale, and l. P. Sling
iaG- Esqrs., Assoeiaie judges; Dr. Henry z.
Bsl,z, Register Of villas George N. PaTke,
Deputy Register.
Monday, 4pra e0tA, Is71.-solouoa S.o-
ner ana Joseph Stoaez, executors Of John
Ssoner, deceased, retained sales Of goods and
ehAttels, La Of adv1ncements and inventory
Of moaey.
Gershom HEf, exeeator Of Sinoa Shilds,
settled 5Est and final account
Letters Of administration D. B. y. c. ia.
on the estate Of Peter SnydeT, deceased. uere
granted to Edward r. Mathias
Letiers Of administration d. B. y. C. 7. A.
On the estate of Elizabeth Ana Snyder. de-
ceased wsre granted TO Edward F. MAshias
Bill Of complaint fled for the sale q the
real estate OF William Fair, deceased.
Taesday. April slst--Ge0rge Everharf.
guardian 10 John Thomas Riley, settled fra:
and knal account
John d. HlHenller, administrator Of MAry
Hines, deceased, returned List or debis.
John ". Angel. sarviEing executor Of John
Angsl. retained list Of sales Of goods and
chattels.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-04-25

An KrsxnraIxsr<rs psof Wtst sl.se1. 81
Bulpcssaf eVeniE. > l1ziea a. an clIteranin
1az'esE HEen af ~ f1wn Hal. hnKirninx wiih
oeiartaF eseninr tns1- Ekira s8nr3e4 inarh
G4eaEtsettoa - or cIlizea4 Iazse eale4t4is-
mEnfA enasisied 81 usazal6ceM Fisw4 81 al
IL cAief eajscls - iakeress 4 Ne tsaaisa =
k4Tepa. e vel - Ia shis <essrlJ. thraES
apea zln<s< CANVASS ~ nieans 81 p1Herfai
calcium tishs- wkieh broaght oas the vtew IL
eold relief sd seeming reality, he fozen-
ne Waller, aun1ag the mosf wunderfzi AND
stiking sceneEy IN the Barld. uns gwen
Aha he hn4ufifsl sceneEy IA the khiae. Hifh
q ruined castles a1& teEsra 4nd Is maas
Foinls " h;saosie izterez1 FieEE IN haans.
tbs Calisszn- the NaricAn. 81 Peter and
eiaer olSeetz ~ interest," u he = elrrnai CIV.
WEISS il Beriin, Milan. Mayeaee. Fsaadmla
Ard otheF pineek Views 81 BaekiNxkazn and
Mfnt1or Pal1css. The FsrIilnea1 lhaildiaEs.
he hirer Thames, S. R4nl's cAthedral aad
the ExeAAaEe. Lend0n- WeHtminsaar AbAey,
tie siAtue q Tie Dake % WsIzHgsoa- Sake
speare Aad Baras- Nisss in R4Fis, The Tail
lezlesr fhs Lo1vre- he IrianphAl Areh cf
Nzpoasoa. he boalesAr1s, lie H0tcl a fiile-
and osher interesting Parts q tbs hness and
ntcat attractive cry u rAe world viii ret,re-
seasasions IL elassse s.asssars frsn, 0stAoiirv.
an3 maay Il tAe cAefs -,arur1r q ne aacieal asi
me3era nas.erA iAasard, comfo-iably sszf
Cd ~ith Erieaas snd neig Ahors u the Hall, wiih-
ost any Of he expense. dradgery aad discoza
iorts q tEaFei. the spectators Ezzed upoa sorae
Of the fness Eiews IN the xsri4. comprising naAny
q The iOvsliesi Prs1netioa. q Ar, za1 aou.e o.
tAz satsime.t soe1e-r that ever dei;ghie3 the
eye 81 has -tno1ntains. MYERS. AkeS. WAser-
tasls- palaces, castles, teuers. ezthss3yzls.
m0nHneais, and star1zEy thai sselnea 70 BE-
animated wssh sEee Proaeshe4a are. he
Has wAs weli alied each ersnias.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-04-25

A despatch from TitusviIle says tina, a
large meeting Of oil producers was held at
Pctrolea on Tuesday, the object being to
decrease the production Of petroleum by
disseminating the drilling Of wells, in order
to advance the price. The action was ia
ken by large majority Of the operators,
with fair prospect Of all joining in dis
continuance Of operations for ninety days.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-04-25

Three men from the bark Zimri lying
at anchor at the mouth Of the Mississippi,
started in boat for telegraph station on
shore and were blown out to sea. An Off
Ger and six men launched boat and went
to their assistance, but this boat was also
blown out to sea, aud nothing has been
heard from either party.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-04-25

The President has signed the bill re-
moving the political disabilities Of Charles
II. McClair, late Adjutant General Of
Maryland. He has also signed the bill for
the relief of the destitute people on the
lower Mississippi, whom the recent Aood
has reduced to the verge of starvation.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-04-25

The volcanic troubles in western North
carolina seem to be increasing in violence.
Letters from Chimney Rock, at the base 81
Stone Mountain, dated the 18th instant,
say that one Of the most terrific shocks vet
felt occurred the day previous. The noun
tain and the country around were shaken,
ahouses shook and things were disarranged
IN the houses. There were several shocks
during the previous week.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-04-25
Louisville Building Association.

THE third annual meeting of this Associa-
Il ton will be held at their regular place
OF meeting, on Saturday, .iprH 18th, iS'@,
at o'clock, p. m. The Sccretary's report
will be made Of the financial condition Of the
Association, and an election for officers to
serve the ensuing year will be held.
WM. s. gambler,
apr ls-2t Secretary.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-04-25
SPRING MILLS.

vTNHE undersigned, agent for John Wilson
4 Jr., having leased the Spring Mills prom.
erty, warehouse, DC, Of Mr.. Joseph 0ren.
dorh, Is prepared to Grind all kinds Of Grain
a. the shortest notice. Wheat Flour, Corn
Meal, Bgckwheai Meal, Hominy, aud al
kinds Of Chop done 10 order, and for sale bv
apr 2s-iy Agent h
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-04-25

A HEAVY Snow IN CANApA.-oue.
bee, April 2l.-A heavy snow storm set
in here last night and still continues.
About seven inches Of snow have fallen.
and the drifts are equal to any in mid
winter.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-04-25

The special election for CLERK In Prince
Georges county, Md, on Wednesday re-
suited 10 The election Of Henry Brooke
over Robert 8. Widdiecmbe BY 5 majority.
In N.sember Widdicombe's majority was
7 over Brooke.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-04-25
WANTED.

A 4 the Schlosser Tnnnery. 1000 tons Of
"a Chestnut Oak Bark. for which $40 per
ton Of 2,Oo0 Ms. will be paid also 800 tons
Of Black Oak Bark, rossed, --at 80 per ton
Bark To be delivered in good order, and be-
fore the list Of July, 1874.
JAMES p. BAER,
mar li.,lnt Agenl
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-04-25

DorsfE Prs c&EEK Irsxs.-Mr. Corne-
las KOontz, Of BrSeeviile, three miles east
Of here, shot Wild goose few days ago that
measured over I've feet across is wings. and
weighed eight and half pounds and what
q fine dinner be and his family had Of Il.
OR fishermen have been very successful
catching hsh daring the T4s. week, both with
sei-nets and dip-nets- have taken as
many As los IN one night, many Of which we're
laEge, and but fes under one foot in length
Double Pipe Greek being outside the prohib.
tied mile from the Monocaey, all fishermen
concentrate here They, however, rarely sue.
coed in taking bass in the dip-net, as the
bass can fy a. veil as swim, and as soon as
he Is lifted out Of the water he flies from the
net as duck would do, only more readily.
Farmers are using large quantities Of Plas-
ter on their grass lands this spring, and Mr..
Nearing, Of Bruceviile, is doing . heavy bus
mess in II, as well A. in the manufacture Of
his phosphaies.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-04-25
CAUTION.

A III persons are hereby cautioned npa;n..
"A negotiating . note for SI40 tor no iavs
dated April II, 1874, 10 philip Fuhrman. !,
] have not received value therefor. -
GEORGE W. ARMAcOST.
apr is'ssr Trenton, Nd.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-04-25
PUBLIC SALE.

TNHE undersigned having, since his public
Il sale Of the sth inst, rented his home
farm, will sell at Public Auction on or about
Smh DAY OF APRIL. the working stock Of
Horses, Mules, Machines, Implements
&c, which had been reserved for the use Of
said farm. eW- For particulars see future
advertisement.
]. HOWARD McHENRY,
apr Is Pikesyille, Nd.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-04-25

The number Of applicants for the three
assessorships in this county, is bat mae,
al tod, and Jet it has been stated at 200.
There is aslight discrepancy somewhere.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-04-25
RAILROAD MEETING.

VIE Parkton and Manchester Railroad
a Company will hold a series Of meeting
o. the following places, viz: On .Sat,rfas.
,ae zslh instant, at O'Clock, p. M, in Beck.
leysyille, baltimore county, aud on Satar.iav.
re I'd day Of Nay, aerf, at the same hour IN
MANCHESTER, Carroll county. All the stock
holders and friends Of said Railroad are here.
BY specially invited to attend these meetings.
A. they viii be addressed by able ard eIo
quent speakers from . distance.
LEWIS c. MYERLY,
apf <'-H Secretary.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-04-25

MARYLAND JocKEr cLrB.-The Spring
meeting Of the Maryland Jockey Club com
mences on the 18th Of May and will continue
four days. Mr.. John Walden has charge OF
the stables Of Z. A. clabaugh, Esq, Of this
county, which contains three superb two-year
ODDS, viz: ViAtor, eh. G., BY yanxhail out Of
Heatherbell; Vanity, ch. E.. by vauxhall ont
Of Mary Watson; Elizabeth, eh. f., By yaax.
hall out Of NandiRa- These being the frs.
Of Sauxhall's get that will appear on the turf,
they viii be watched with attention. They
are engaged 10 the Central Stakes in the fali,
and the principal threeyear-cld events North
next year.
Governor Bowels horses, Numbering about
ten, including Catesby, with T. v. Snediear in
charge, are expected ~ Pimlico about the Isl
Of May.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-04-25

After thirfy-shree bAllo,s Cor. washbars
u.s eIssssd % Al he saezncy oeeasiOned
By the death Of Hos Charles Summer. On
he l7th Instant The contest shock
Massachusetts, from centre % eirramfer-
saze Polisie.Ily-
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-04-25

The veto message Of Presidsn, Grant s
approved BY al the best portion Of the
press in the country. II VIII COME up for
consideration next week, 10 Congress, and
viii Be sustained no doubt By that body.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-04-25

XAs Aazan IL lke Haassd AsssmAlg %
H.sz1&1 = tt.sI<{ lsE' ENsaei.f a.ssir
- a .17s - fz,Q1.ef 6a'IrosA q
.ss III .tis& f1tt b tiAi* 9Wn Property 4 (
4, 4 zsS6t .ni y B<Iflae4 I4e Ea'.Ino1r /
va te.1.sze E1''n111 hare r1eee,Iy esu1le
.s1 ..F i9sas.sI =. 4 oo6s "a several Nil .|qas of
s4. Hesxr dressing tsss nHlief f&Alir CHAR
IS ~ Heze UHkl1< 40 erEef'ng nlo1ey
Is sz11r 9e4paefa4 NJ szN4 llaa1Eeu q = ,
isl.sAsf M4t Asfs aseeHsed 3 eharter g. (
sozz "a sE&E<i. efitt Eslil1 hsFe ceDr<4e4 I
iAess "a a'1N 1.Azs soa|I5 - ne lkelf leaHel /
and aaw d nz&mfaka % torcp szeh g. pen .
ff.<e <1aesicna efcn ~ e1AErHg' = - /
r.4.a E11ss = cazs4Ee 80 'nrsf y = -, /
1iAszsA VI eTesy hen>fs 80 .zaees'... = l11.
nIs fair4.oaa IT, eFiEl14l Fle48s l,sI aege
ssz ur*.s@. ~ she k8nof a. he sfsfs 10 4
k<s'.1 - & Ni.ker.s or fi.h 3 De honor |
81 Mat5.aH1 las been ntfe4F. bgz We greatly !
isaz ill., Il ksIIiae Into .4a esila 81 to hmes
~ ia nsscs1sat 81 lie dsgs 1terspseHsnr
s..Is&. * Is rtonIe q Mar lad shor4 sever
hase pasae& sneA diahon0rahis ~ and
Cezstaof ErDoae Wnpid hare ezhibited
issa'f o1aE1S1 a1d high sen1e Ct hon1r, ~
sesnfain6 ~ bili 70 he ho4.e - w1ssh =
nsie;n6feH uilhont h'z xieuatnrn. He has n
- nsashz kilIsd god dsal q snail eAmeg
Ia zhcnIA hare 4eafared shan q isrges
4aazrS Cecil Dsace1f
Thai he rnrnaeslous writers Of he Re-
publican press shaaA Inssish asuinas tie
lie LegzlztuEs. vas % hasu boenszPested,
bsesnas shs msjsrIsy d tint body we're
Dsnoer.ts. and i seems 70 Be- he Prosines
o. that rsaD Of srisein % End faux with
vhaterer ne Democrats may DO. BHt Il
VA not expected that any accredited organ
81 he Demoelzsic party should do %,
wIshout jnzt and sufficient grounds for
sueh d coarse. That the Cecil Democrat
bsd % just enuss for the petulaney i has
betrayed h the foregoing extract, We viii
sadeasor 70 show. What are @vested
sighi1, which subject forms the caption
10 81 Draocrofs TRADE against the Leg
islzsurez Thsyare understood tobe rights
which are fixed, established, and not liable
% Be sst aside By eontingsneses Areany
such nights enjoyed By the BaItimore and
Posom.c RaiIrcad7 Let Us zee The
osisinal charter. passed ia 1853, and every
snsndment since that date, expressly de-
eIzrs that tho Legislature reserves % itself
de right % @aIses, amend or repeal" said
ehzrter q pleasure. Can those rights Be
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-04-25

Oar neighbor Of the lSsatiaei has en-
larged his papsr, and changed its pabIica-
ton day to Saturday.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-04-25

Rev. Henry sIicer, D. d., died at his
residence in Baltimore, on Wednesday, in
the 74th year Of her age.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-04-25
FOR SALE.

TWO Superior Work Horses, sSply 10
u G. W. CRApSTER.
apr z'-u Taneytown, Nd.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-04-25

In the House Of Representatives on We'd
nesdag, Hon. Stevenson Archer asked leave
q introduce bill relieving the legal and no
litical disabilities Of p W Bennett. II Carroll
county, Maryland. NJ. Walls, Of Florida.
objected
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-04-25

Assistant Bishop pinkney, Of the Diocese
Of Maryland, will visit Reisterzso~n on the
l2th Of May.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-04-25

Conerez has ned up As gallons Of
pritine apid since the session began.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-04-25

Tar Dos Law The ifsliiasFE Sga hArinx
pabhsnea Nr. WAlsks dog l4x n IN izper-
feet form, said pzbliea.ioa led tss reale-s u
thai journal, in this coaaky, ia,o The err0r Of
snpp0sing that the lzw applied 10 Carroll
county. Whereas, Carroll esanfy uzs eK-
empted fsosn the pFOEisi0as q the l4w. shea
it came up for Confederation in the Hosse.
We make this statement IN answer 70 The
many inquiries We have received IN ref--esee
70 IL. Carroll county was also exempted from
the operation Of Speaker Hines hcense bill,
which requires the grand jury Of each eo4niy
10 issue licenses 10 keepers Of ordinances A1i
others engaged ia the sale Of liquor rhe
existing system was believed 10 u not oa.y
more economical, but every way preferable,
the grand jury being already empowered o
recommend the suppression OF licenses SHEA
ever they deem il proper. The exenptios q
Carroll county from the provisions Of lkis bill
was also inserted IN the House. Fearing thai
these exemptions might have been omitted u
the bills, IN the hurry and pressure u basiaeSs
during the last DAYS OF the session. Ee Erose
TO Col. Kidd, Chief Clerk Of the Ho1se, IN
reference TO them. and received frOn that
gentleman the following reply:
ASx1rOlIss April i6sh, is7s-
Hon. Henry Kaaderford, Dear Sir:--Yo our
favor daily received. have examined balls,
as approved and deposited ia the Coart OF
Appeals. AID lind thai yoar eoanty, Carroll.
e exempt from the provisions Of Mr.. HINES
license bill, as slsO from the Operations II ME.
Walsh dog and sheep BAN
Sincerely your frlead,
MiLTDy T. KiDb-
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-04-25

STxerIAR DEsrH. Gettysburg Compi-
Ter Of Wednesday says: There was q strange
case Of abstinence from food in this place re-
Gently. Peter Better. grEni,e worker, be-
came disturbed in mind more than year ago.
and, last fall, was taken to the State Hospital
al Harrisburg for cure This proved ura.
% MAKE .be ssness ss,s a. ,S and "a
vas brought back and placed al the Aims.
house Hospital here. about the first of De.
csmbeF. He ros along in a comparatively
quiet way, but conceiving the idea that b
ought to abstain from eating, at once did 50,
and adhered TO the resolution for seven weeks,
death ensuing last "Wednesday afternoon, Ia;
his residence, on York street, In these for.
LYNNE days all the food he took was spoon.
fal Of ice cream. Water he drank frequently.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-04-25

Wiz best soft Windsor Plaster for sale, nj
a shambergers station, Western Mary
land Railroad, lnnw Winchester,s Mills, 10
quantities TO suit, at reduced prices. Calland
examine for Yourself, before purchasing.
feb l4-sm CHEW & SMELSER
A RTESlAN Mills Family Flour, ,ey
"A superior article. Would advise lovers
OF good bread to try Il. For sale by
apr I Il. ). STOUfFER
GIVE my English Breakfast Tea irial-
NJ Price Sl.0n.
apri II. s, sToUFFER
Go0D Green Tea Al only 70 cents per
apt +. S. sr0UFFER
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-04-25

Frederick Dielman, u New Windsor. has
received the medal Of merit, for Studies frop
Iiis, from the Royal Academy Of Fine Arss.
10 Munich, Germany, accompanied by amer.
itorinus certificate signed Won Kanlhaoh. III
rector Of the Royal Academy.