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TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK.

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por The sos A. M snd nnf 90 shor- se
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train. connect r. x A. srngaen and SOv "
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FOR tzTusr particulars see poster 'ep'<
W. ' JOHN r. MOODY sap't O n DIV
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Boxes. ClAyel No. l0..7as1-
bNs. GA. y "a. ] ! TO 1871 7sd SIC
CeHtafgI. Nos. Toto 1873 ass
NANIFA
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No Republican win Do.


Discussing tho political situation, and
looking forward to the close Of the present
term Of President Grant and to his success
or, the Nsso York SIN says :-aNo Re-
publican viii do" sit will not do to elect
any Republican. Blaine or Schenek, Nor
ton or Conkling, would only keep in pow
or the present corrupt agencies that have
gained the entire and reversible control
Of the Republican party, and that are rap
idly carrying the country downward
They might desire reform, but it would be
beyond their means. And not only this,
the election Of either Of them would only
perpetuate that spirit Of defiance to liber.
ty and that disregard Of honest govern.
ment and Of personal rights which the
Republican party expressed in passing the
Poland and Frelinghuysen bill against
the freedom Of thepress. The only safety
lies in peaceful revolution which shall
smash the Republican machine, turn ouI
Republican ofiee-holders, and bring ia
new men, new ideas, honest legislation
and no stealing The Republican party
has become the foe Of honesty, of liberty
and Of the public veal 1t must be bro.
ken down.
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The War in Spain.

The severity of the struggle for its life
in which the Republican Government of
Spain is now involved is shown by the
DEGREES that are now being issued from
Madrid. All Spain is declared to be in a
state of siege the estates of Carlists are
to be sequcstrated, with certain liens thereon
in favor of families of Republicans killed
in battle f; and finally, reserve force of
l25, 900 men is ordered. These DEGREES
involve military law, confscation and con-
scription. They are extreme expedients,
and clearly indicate the severity of the
strain which the Carlist war causes in
Spain, as well as the determination of the
Government to spare nothing to crush the
cause Of Don Carlos. A supplementary
decree orders death for all persons inter.
fering with the railways and telegraphs,
and as that is favorite pastine with the
insurgents, the Government may have its
hands full of executions.
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CoNsTABLE's SALE

RY virtue Of n writ Of Fieri Faeias iv,,.a
~ by Abner Neal one Of the Just;ees ~
the Peace Of the State Of MARYLAND II ~ y,
for Carroll county, at the suit Of David Want,
against the goods and ehattels, lands and Ian.
ements Of Sarah Weimert, George Weims,t
John d. Boyle and Elizabeth Weimert snd
to me directed, have seized and taken ;n,e
execution all the right, title, claim, in,sros,
and estate, at law and in equity Of The ma
Sarah Weimert, Of, in, and to all that marcel
OF land conveyed TO her by David Want Inv
lease made the 18th day Of December, lsG3
and recorded among the Land Records ~
Carroll county, in Liber q. T.. W. No. %
folio $40, &c. containing one.eighth Of an arre
Of land. Said lot is situated IN the citv ~
Westminster, fronting 80 feet on the TS,n'
pike leading 10 Littlestown, and being ons.
half Of lot No. II on the original plot Of hat
portion OF Westminster. This leasehold pro.
perry was afterwards conveyed BY Sarah Nj.
inert to Samuel Weimort, reseryinR a life In.
terest in her; and by Samuel weimert 10 Ann
Eliza Weimcrt, with reservation Of life inter.
est TO Sarah Weimert.
And hereby give notice that on
Monday, The I'm day Of August, 1871,
between the hours Of and . D. m. At the
Court House door, in the city Of Westminster.
will sell said interest OF the said Sarah Wei.
inert in and TO said property, so seized aud
taken into execution, TO the highest bidder
for cash.
REUBEN W. STEM.
July 2O'n Constable.
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Business Locals.


Hfti SlluW CuAlsN ~ "toA ~sf,'Aef''
onr readers will observe that W. have de-
voted a considerable space Of this week = issue
to the advertisement Of the Great European
geological Association, Museum, Royal Co
liscum, Worlds Congress OF Wonders and
Gigantic Circus, which will visit Westminster
on Saturday, August /. Nearly nine hundred
men and horses are used to transport t6's
show from town to town, and twelve tents arc
used. This establishment was shipped by
rail from New York city to Columbus, OHIO,
and required one hundred and eighty cars and
six locomotives to transport II, but 1t Is now
on wheels, and presents one oil the grandest
sights ever beheld when II arrives IN town.
The procession is pronounced to be hne, Dut
the performance in the arena is the great Tea.
ture. One hundred performers are employed
in the circus department and troupes from iiye
great nations of the earth appear IN the Royal
Coliseum. The Great Arabian Wrestlers,
Royal Persian Troupe, Troupe OF French Ar
lists, Egyptian Jugglers, and Troupe OF Rus,
sian Athletes. The menagerie is large and
embraces more rare animals than are to be
found in any other travelling, and the muse
um consists Of myriad Of wonderful objects,
Remember, August is the day, be on hand
carly and witness the holiday parade.
Amid the great variety Of Fertilizers which
have from time to time been offered the far
mcr, the "Whitelock" has steadily grown in
favor, and we direct the attention of farmers
to the advertisement in to-day's paper, salts
fed they cannot do better than to try the val.
ne Of an article which has given such general
satisfaction.
jelly Tumblers for the thousand, at 40, so,
go, 10, So 30 cts. and 81 per dozen, at L. X.
Gernand's q
Job Lots Dress GOods-Great Bargains, ut
L. X. Demands.
Fruit Jars, air tight. The best, tried and
proven safe, at Il. X. Demands. 2t
A driye-Hosc for men at and 10 cents,
worth Is and 20 cents, at Gernands.
The idea Of "a Universal Medicine is at Lust
realized in Dr. Walkers California Vinegar
Bitters. This concentrated essence Of the
finest medicinal herbs and roots in the Western
Hemisphere, eradcates all diseases which have
not undermined the sources of vitality, and
In Chronic Indigestion, Nervous Headache,
Congestion of the Liver, rheumatism, Gout,
General Debility, and innumerable ulcerous
and scabious disorders, it is specific abso-
lutte and iniallible. II
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! buu null July Il, 1874.
MEssRs. EDITORS IL have taken notice OF
communication in The ADVOCATE from Mr..
John Ebaugh, Patapsco, Carroll county,
IN which he refers to proposed or actual
change of Arithmetics in Carroll county. II
appears to me that some of our people are
getting extremely smart. Mr.. Ebaugh gives
rule for subtraction Of numbers, then pro.
poses an example and solves it. In order 10
be brief, will not follow up Mr.. Ebaugh's
example and solution, but will briefly saw.
that If any one will take the trouble to refer
to Mr.. Ebaugh's communication in Til. Ap-
vocATE of July IS, will see at q glance that
Mr.. Ebaugh did not follow up his rule in the
solution Of his problem, but that if he would
have done so, would have got the proper result.
Mr.. Ebaugh also in the same communica.
ton refers to Appleton's Arithmetic part ID
for the rule Of subtraction Of compound num-
bers, and he says, ''if your pupils can com.
prehend this rule they should have certificates
at once Now, 1t appears that Mr. Ebaueh
IS preJudieed against Appleton's Arithmetic,
because, if he will refer to Brooks written
Arithmetic page l6l, he will find, verbatim,
the same rule, quoted from Appleton's part
"a. There appears to be among the teachers
OF Carroll county, considerable prejudice
against Appleton's series Of Arithmetics, and
II appears to me without just cause. l will
admit that like Brooks series Of Arithme-
ties His rules are comprehensive, his prob.
lens practical, and the analysis philosophical.
II has all the elements to make it complete
arithmetical work, and, therefore, do not see
the necessity for change of Arithmetics.
But, with all fairness, and without prejudice,
what can be said Of Brooks can also be said
OF Appleton's series of Arithmetics, and il
must be admitted that the arrangement is full.
iy as good. To impress the idea upon the
people OF Carroll county that Appleton's
mathematical series is impractical, and that
the science Of numbers cannot be thoroughly
taught by the use of it, is using prejudice in
the extreme. Yours, &c.
Francis WARNER.
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The members Of the Democratic Contra
County Committee are requested TO meet ii
the Court House, Westminster, on Monday
AAgnsf $, at Z o'clock, p, M Business o
importance viii be brought before the Com
mittee.
list OF MEMBERS.
District No. l--Wm. Fisher, Peter Smith,
q. w. Crapster.
District No. 1T. A. Clay, J. H. Jordan,
Harry Weaver.
District No. 3--Samuel Cover, Ezra lie
gore, Samuel Kesselring.
District No. Al. +. Lee, L. A. ]. La
motto, ]. w. Harden.
District No. 5--Dr. y W. Steele, y. ID.
Wardeld, s. i. c. Brown,
District No. 6-Dr. II. Z. Beltz, George
A. Shower, Francis Warner.
District No. 7-Richard Manning, Chair
man; J. II, Hoppe, H. I. Webb, DR.. +. But
Ter, Thos. Gist-
District No. SD. W. Houek, H. Il. La
motto, Michael Buchanan.
District No. 9-Dr. s. R. Waters, Stephen
Gorsuch, W. P. Anderson.
District No. 1e-Thos. +. Cover, J. W.
White, Levi Burlington.
District No. ll-Thomas Smith, n. G.
Mckinstry, Wa. Stiner.
District No. 12-Peter Shriner, Jno. Hart
sock, Hiram Davis.
r. MANNING, Chairman.
w. Fl. VASDERFoRD, Sec'y.
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CoNsTABLE's SALE.


pI virtue Of writ Of Fieri Facias, issued
- by Abner Neal, Justice of the Peace
Of the State Of Maryland, in and for Carroll
county, at the suit Of Jas. W. TAYLOR against
the goods aud chattels, lands and tenemeuts
Of John I. Stansbury, and to me directed, |
have seized and taken into execution all the
right, title, claim, interest and estate Of the
said John I. Stansbury, in and to all that
piece or parcel of land, described in will
recorded in Liber J. NJ. =. No. 3, Folio .,
DC. one Of the Record books Of the Orphans
Court for Carroll county, containing
A Acres of Land, more or less.
This property is situated in the Fourth
Election District, near the village Of Carroll.
ton, and is improved with the necessary build
ings
And hereby give notice that on
Monday, The I'M day Of August, 1871,
at 2 o'clock, p. m. at the Court House door,
in Westminster, Nd. ! will sell said property
so seized and taken into execution to the
highest bidder for cash
REUBEN W. STEM,
july 2o-ts Constable.
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REPUBLICAN EoUAI. RIoHTs Association.
The Baltimore Sun of Wednesday saws A
meeting Of the Republican Equal Rights As.
ISOLATION was held last night at Caulker's
Hall, on Dallas street. Those present were
eolored men, but the right of admission TO
membership is not restricted by color. John
T. Grace, president, was in the chair James
II. Freeman vice president, and Samuel Moore
secretary.
Vice President Freeman explained the oh
Ject Of the organization. He said il was not
their design to form colored mans marty,
but the main idea on which they were organ
lied was that as the colored voters bore the
brunt OF the fight at elections, and gave vital.
ny to the Republican party in Maryland, as
IN many other of the States, they ought To-
have what every man knows they have not.
namely, iair share IN the distribution of po-
litical rewards
Ever since the colored man was vested with
the ballot this has been the state OF the ease'
They proposed, as the chief object of this or
ganization, to remedy this wrong. II IL known
that ring composed Of the adherents of the
custom house in this city has heretofore ruled
the party and managed things to subserye
their interests. A few colored men have re-.
ceived Offices, and a few only, under this state
OF affairs, This movement IS a protest Of the
mass OF the colored voters against such inius-
toe.
The viee.president stated that in a number
of the wards the idea prevailed that 10 make
Il practical movement city convention
should be assembled, in which all the wards
should be represented by about FIVE delegates
from each ward.
VIM. G. Roberts, Of the sixth ward, ad
dressed the meeting, and said there il one
thing this movement should dol it should
strip the false plnmes from those men who
strut about saying they carry this ard that
ward 10 their breeches pockets, and teach
IGreat applause. These men claim an hi.
fuenee over the colored voters that imposes
too often on the appointing power, and they
who really are power in the marty are TO-
nored. lAppiauss. During the election
campaigns the eolored voter Is caioled ana
promises lasished on him, but after the cleo
ton be V known no more [Applpuse.1
John W. Banks, OF the third ward, also
spoke. He said there are only two colored
men holding Office in Maryland, the others
are but servants. Great applause. These
petty appointees can do the colored man no
good, for how can they elevate him when thew
are so low themselyesg Isaac Myers. instead
Of being where be is, should be where Mr.,
Washington Booth is. Applause The
coloretkepublican vote IL this State is 45.-
oooi the white Republican vote is $4,000.
Give the majority then the places their nun.
Der and power in elections entitle them 10
demand. lApplause,
Alter tfnnearting other business tho nest
ing adjourned. The speeches were frequently
applauded, great enthusiasm being disnlayed,
Il j. understood that the sentiments enuncia.
tad above ara the ..s,-l ~ Il, -. I =
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The Crisis APPRoAcHEs.-There is a
state Of feeling between the whites and
blacks of Vicksburg, Mississippi, which
may lead to collision at any moment
In that city and State the negroes are in
the ascendancy, and they are carrying
matters with a high hand. They have
endeayored, but unsuccessfully thus far,
to force the two white militia companies
in Vieksburg to disband, and thus leave
the city at the mercy of the negro com
pany organized there and armed with rifles
This antagonism between the two races has
been intensified within the past few DAYS by
the public declaration of a mulatto Office.
holder of the right Of negroes to take the
daughters Of white men for their wives,
In opposition to the will Of their parents
and ut the mouth of the pistol, if need be ;
Since this whites and blacks have both
armed, and unless more prudent counsels
prevail conflict seems to be imminent.
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DIED.

On Thursday afternoon, at his residence
near tinksburg, Lewis Evans, aged Sc wears
Funeral at Sandy Mount on Sunday ct 10 a. m
10 Clarksburg, Montgomery county, on n,
2 months and days. ''''
AT Governors Island, N. Y. ON the l7tt
instant, Bernard, infant child of Rev. u. III
9. and Mary Goodwin, formerly Of This eity
IN Richmond, Va. on the 10Th Of june. ia
cob, son Of Jacob Frock, Of Pleasant VALLEY
this ooaaty, aged y years, 8 months. and Ii
days -''
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The Fifth Maryland Regiment left Bal
timore on Tuesday evening, in the rain,
for an eight days encampment at Long
Branch. It seems to have been matter
ofregret, among the bystanders, that they
were compelled to trudge through mud and
spoil the polish of their boots. Our own
sympathies are considerably moved at the
recital. The poor, dear fellows.
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For CONGRESS- the first Congress.
ional district the following gentlemen ara
named as aspirants for the democratic
nomination for Congress Colonel james
I. Earle, Thomas J. Heating, and Judge
John NJ Robinson, Of Queen Anne's; Geo.
Vickers, and James A. Pearcc, Of Kent /;
Philip r, Thomas and Z. L. F. Hardcas-
tie of Talbot; Daniel Fields, of Caroline;
Clement Sullivane, Of Dorchester; Thos
Humphreys, of Wicomico; and james u
Dennis, Of Somerset
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coNsTABLE's SAN

Rl virtue Of writ of Eori P,,;.
- by Abncr Neal, Justice ~ IL Issued
Of the State Of Maryland, IN and e." ' reaee
county, Of the suit Of Lovelace a Nafroll
against the goods and chatteIs. lani uolsach,
ements OF Cyrus NJ. Gardner md in; ana zen
Gorsueh, and to me directed, 1 baSa eAs A.
and taken into execution, all the r;.L, 's wed
interest and estate OF the said plf,aaIu we,
Gorsuch, in aud TO all that tract az ianS 4, a,
was conveyed TO the said phinoas ra "ulea
by George W. l4amotte, trustee az FyaIsacs
Shipley, by deed bearing date he i5, II"sta
OF December, A. ID. 1884. recorded ~ s,.. uAy
the Land Records Of Carroll conr,r among
w. A. Mex. No. 81, folio a75, &c. iaIer
7 Acres I Rood, & 3 So. Percbss
more or lessi also all that piece or n.,oo, {,
land which was conveyed TO the said pL;a.ool
A. Gorsuch by George W. Gorsuch ma NJ
by deed bearing date the LIST day az In. we
D. 1868, recorded among the land P aa,. q;
Books Of Carroll county in Liber W. A ME-
No. 80, folio 200, &c. containing - ''cA'
10 Acres, and 81 Square Percb..
more or less.
This property is situated on the Nicods,nn.
road, near Poolesyille, in the Fourth Elec,;nS.'
District, and 10 improved by two.storv i iou
dwelling, bank barn, and other necessary o ,us
buildings. essay Out
And hereby give notice that on
Monday, Me IN day Of Augu.,, 49,,
at the Cour, House door, in the CITY Of w.,
minister, between the hours OF and . o,cloal..
p. m. ! will sell said property, so seized ~
taken into execution, to tho highest bid5s.
for cash. ''uue'
july 25.ts Cors,shi.
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A report comes from Annapolis that
there is a dead lock" in the commission
delegated to choose site for the House Of
Correction, two Of them favoring Hagers-
town and two Baltimore city. Let them
get out Of the difficulty by compromising
on Westminster, which beyond all ques-
tion, Is the best site of all.
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A letter from Frederick. to the Balti.
more Sun, dated July 20, says Mr.
Robert Y. Stokes, for the past fourteen
years president of the Central National
Bank of this city, died at his residence
last night of consumption in the sixty.fftb
year OF his age Mr.. Stokes was at one
time engaged in the banking business in
Baltimore, under the name Of Stokes q
Lownds. He was one of our most worthy
and respected citizens and highly esteemed
by all who knew him.
The Liberty copper mines, located near
Woodsboro, were sold yesterday by VIM.
A. Fisher and John A. Tompkins, trustee,
to Gen. G. II. Tompkins, Of New York
for s3o,lO This same property was sold
one year ago for $50, 500, but the sale was
set aside by a decree of court on account
of inadequacy of price.
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DEEP Run IrEMs.-A letter from Deep Run
informs US that on the Sd instant, d. W. Yei.
ser, employed at the coach factory of Stoner
L Co. Stonersville, while on his return from,
Taneytown met with painful accident. He
and Mr.. Stoner were driving colt which be.
came frightened at a drove Of sheep, ran of
and kicked furiously, breaking the leg of Mr.,
Yeiser between the ankle and knee. Doctors
Swope and Motter rendered the necessary
surgical attendance.
We have secured an excellent crop of hay,
wheat, and rye, housed in fine condition, and
corn is looking woll, oats short.
The ore banks at Bish's are being vigorous
lly worked, and large quantity of ore is be-
ing taken out. The farmers are busy cutting
oats and blowing for wheat.
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Assisnee's Notice of Appointment.

VIE undersigned hereby gives notice Of
- his appointment as Assignee Of the a. =
iste Of Isaac d. W. Sionesiier, Of Harpev
Carroll county. Maryland, Bankrupt. IN t5s
place OF Alexander Z. Addlesperger, remoy.
eui by an order of the Honorable w. Fell
ul,es, Judge Of the District Court Of the Uni.
; ;ea S.ales Tor the District Of Maryland, bear.
july 25.3t A sDnn,
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The name o. Hon. John Lee Carroll is
mentioned as Democratic candidate for
Governor Of this State next year.
Hon. VIM. r. Hamilton, U. s. Senator,
il mentioned IS suitable candidate for
Governor
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Notice to Creditors.
NO. Ii23 EQUITY.

NO. Ii23 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Amos Shaeifer, Trustee, VS.. John Tracey
and Wife.
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
~ of John Tracey, who were such prior to
the 18th day Of March, 1873, to file their
claims, properly proven and authenticated,
with the Clerk Of the Circnit Court for Car.
roll county in Equity, on or before the 2sth
day Of September, 1874.
J. J. BAUMGARTNER,
july 25-4t Auditor.
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President Grant went to Round Lake
Camp-meeting, last week, and went up on
the preachers stand and shook hands with
all the people. He was also at the Sara
toga regatta, the same week, and at the
Long Branch races few days previous.
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Notice to Creditors.
NO. I4e9 EQUITY.

NV' ifo' IRSiii u
In the Circuit Court for Carroll coanty.
Charles T. Reifsnidor, Trustee, vs.. Adam
Zimmerman and Wife.
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
Az OF Adam Zimmerman, who were such
prior to he 18th day of March, A. ID. 1874, to
ME their claims, properly proven and authen-
tcated with the Clerk Of the Circuit Court for
carroll county in Equity, on or before the
18th day OF September, a. ID. 1874.
J. J. BAUMGARTNER,
july 25-lt Auditor.
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Crop reports from all parts of MINES.
ota have been received. Grasshoppers, il
Is said, have undoubtedly ,stroyei mil.
lion and half bushels Of wheat, and are
liable to destroy another half million. All.
lowing for destruction BY grasshoppers the
whole crop will not be as good as last year
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No. loo EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Jos. Davis, Trustee, vs.. Henry Six and wife.
nRDERED this 2lst day Of July, A. D.
~ 1874, that the account OF the Auditor
MED ~ this cause he finally ratified and con,
be shown, on or before the i7ih day Of Au-
gust next; provided copy Of this order be
inserted for two successive weeks before the
last named day in some Newspaper Published
in Carroll county.
FRANK I. SHAW, Clerk.
True copy,--Test;
july z5-2t Faux I. SHAW, Clerk.