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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-16

Washington society is stirred to its depths
hsranse the Japanese Ministers wife has a
lille margin of exquisite native embroidery
.shput one of her dresses that can not be du-
Tpllcated for money. She can not understand
she bitter words spoken by the ladies, but she
nees their envy in their looks, and is made
INST as happy.
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Advertisements in the Want and Rent column in
re BULLETIN, not exceeding one square, inserted
Asyzfsy cents each.
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Awoman has been discovered in Ohio who
sAs born on the 4ih of July, 1776, the very
day of the famous Declaration. Her name is
Trimmer, and we are informed, by way of
overcoming our incredulity, that her mother
lived to be one hundred years old, and that
Anr maternal grandfather reached the patri-
archal age OF one hundred and ten.
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A New Haven lady recently went abroad in
Hrder to take charge of the remains Of her
husband, who had died there. She is ex-
pee ed back next week, and being woman of
shrifs, brings both live and dead husband
with her.
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FACTORS AND TRADERS
Insurance Company.
81. CarOndeIet Street. ......37
Assets April 80, 1878, s1,4s6,2I5 So.
This Company issues Policies on
FIRE3RIyER AND MARINE RISKS
At Lowest Tariff Rates.
ga. PALFREY. President
MOSES GREENWOOD Vice President.
THOS F. WALKER, Secretary.
TRUSTEES:
Moses Greenwood r. NJ. Walmsley
w. A. johnson, A Brittin,
John I. Noble A. Fl. May,
John Chaffe 5. I'll. Snowden,
Richard Milliken 7. Lytt Lyon
Samuel e. Moore, VIM. c. Raymond
IL. Warren JAS S. Prestidge,
RI Buckner, Samuel H. Boyd
Samuel Friedlander, Joseph McElroy
"A. Yates L. b. Wheelock
John /. Adams, Cyrus Bussey
Isaac SGheTck, VIM D. BehaI,
81 I'm y. F. Eschleman.
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Maryland Affairs.


d. Leib Smith, formerly a teacher Of
the public school at Riders Switch, but
for some time past in charge Of public
school IL York county. who endeayored
surreptitiously to obtain from the Journal
Office Towsontown copies Of the printed
questions to be used BY DIR. Keepleain his
examination Of the public school teachers,
we trust win meet with the reward he
deserves at the hands Of the School Board
Of York county. A man who would re-
sort to such contemplate actions, upon
any account, is hardly the proper person
to be allowed to occupy the important posi-
ton Of school Observation-Disclosures County
Union.
The Cecil, county Wing, ofthe 18th inst
says john Lavender, Of Sassafras Neck
raised on three acres, the present year,
drill measure, 125 bushels OF wheat, 81
lbs. to the bushel, with the rakings and
sweepings about the machine to be added.
The variety was Fultz. He sowed six
bushels on the lot, which had been in po-
tatoes, aud after the potatoes, was manur-
ed heavily with stable manure and 200
pounds Of phosphate to the acre. The
phosphate cost about Sl4.
On "Wednesday morning party Of
young people left Baltimore imam omnibus
on an excursion to Bear Creek. After
enjoying themselves awhile three ladies
and three gentlemen got into a small skiff,
when, il is asserted the men commenced
rocking the boat in order to brighten the
ladies' The boat was upset, and one Of
the ladies', Miss Katie Smith was drowned,
sad ending to thoughtless prank.
Mrs. Ann +. Bitter, residing near Mt
Pleasant, Frederick county, died suddenly
last week. She left her home 90 to a store
to make some purchases, and being over
taken by storm commenced to run,
continuing until she reached the store
almost out Of breath, when she fell to the
floor and almost Immediately expired
She was in her sixty-second year, and
leaves husband and several children,
A remarkable instance is reported to US
of child being killed by snake, in the
Sixth district Of this county The child,
about seven years old, was missing, aud
when searched for, was found in the wood
yard dead, with large black snake eoiled
round its body, and his head in the child S
mouth The child's limbs were broken.
Its name was Brickley, and we give the
story rs we heard it.-CscR Democrat
The berry crop alone will bring to Wi
comico county this year over Que hundred
thousand dollars, TO say nothing of the
other crops
A calcium light has been placed upon
the Naval Academy at Annapolis, which
may be distinctly seen distance Of sew.
eral miles.
An eighteen hundred pound sea turtle
was captured recently at Ocean City,
Berlin.
The last Of the Hahn quartette of babies
in Baltimore, died on Friday of last week.
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Lady Jane Franklin.

The death in LoHdon, on Sunday night,
Of Lady Jane Franklin, wife of Sir John
Franklin, has already been announced.
This lady, who is known SO well to the
world by her lifelong devotion to her hus.
band, in his life and after his death, was
the daughter Of John Griffin. ESQ. and
was born about 1905 She was married
to Sir John franklin in 1924, that being
his second marriage Ten years later, on
his appointment to the Goyernorship Of
Van Dieman's Land, she sailed with him
to that distant colony In 1915 her hus
band departed on his third polar expedi.
ton, and when three years later the long
absence of the Erebus and Terror excited
grave apprehensions as to the safety Of the
expedition, Lady Franklin offered large
rewards TO stimulate search for her hus.
bands party. The next year she touch
ingly appealed to the people of this eoun.
try TO cooperate in the search, and the
Grinnell expedition was the result. LADY,
franklin herself, at her private expense,
Tilted out an expedition In 1880 TO assist
those sent by the government, aud one or
two in later years. Her heart and soul
we're involved in this search, and hope
never died in her breast till 1857. Capt.
Leopold McClintock, commander Of the
Fox, one Of the vessels fitted out by Lady
franklin, brought back proofs that sir
John and his party had doubtless persisted
ten years previously, though not before
realizing their ambition, the discovery Of
the northwest passage The House of
Commons voted e. 900 for a statue Of
Sir John, and the Royal Geographical
Society conferred upon Lady franklin the
honorable distinction of the founder gold
medal.
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Democratic State Ticket,


An abstract Of the proceedings, with
sketches &c the nominees, win be found in
another column, Ailer protracted con-
test the Convention brought its labon to
close on Thursday afternoon by the
nomination Of Hon. John Lee Carroll, for
Governor Col, Levin WoOlford, for Comp
tEoller, and Charles ]. NJ. Gwinn, Esq. of
Baltimore, for Attorney General. The
ticket possesses the elements of strength
and popularity. The platform is an adj
mirnbleone, jusssaeh an one as is demanded
by the exigencies Of the times. Further
comment must be deferred for the present,
for the want Of space.
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NOTICE.


State 81 Maryland, Carroll County, % CT
/ hereby certify that on this 2lst daI /
Il July, 1875, before me, the subscrih1i
Justice Of the Peace Of the said State, n y y
for the said county, personally appeared Y
Md Wantx, and made oath on the ~
Evangsiy Of Almighty God, that on the :.
day of July, 1878, he took up as estray' "
Brindle Heiters that he fopnd trespassiHs .
his enclosure. One Of said Helfers IS ~
two years old, having horns, the other q q I.
heifers is about one year old, hsvih1 y
horns; no other distinguishing marks 70 =
seen about them. Sworn before
PETER b. MIKESELl4 j, z
The owner or owners of the above mani
Heifers are hereby notified to come iorssss-
prove property, pay charges and take AXE 'n''
away. DAVID WANTL, !.
Living on Pennsylvania Avenue, y, y "
City Of Westminster, Carroll county, No,
July 24-3t M
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Assignee's Notice of Second
Meeting of Creditors.

IN The District Court Of he UNiied SsIs
for the District Of Maryland, in ths nsiT
Of Edrard J. Hoaek, Baakr,gpi, ia Bal
rHptey.
DIsrRIcT or MAINTAIN, q
IpON the application of Philip u /
~ Myers. Assignee Of the estate Of EitH
J. Houck, Bankrupt, it is ordered that e,
ond general meeting Of the creditors Of ~
bankrupt be held at the Court House,
Westminster, Carroll county, Nd, 10 ~
district, on the 9Th day Of Angus, a, I
1870, At 10 o'clock, a. m. before Richard y
Norment, Esq, one Of the Registersin BAIT
rIup,cy in said district, for the purposes mans
IN the twenty seventh section Of the Az 2
Congress entitled, "An Act TO establish /,
uniform system Of Bankruptcy through.
the United States approved March ?, TO-
PHILIP Fl. L. MYERS, Assignss
July 24-td
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TnE SsAEs AsslceLruRAL FAIR.
The managers % the Maryland State Ag-
siealtaral Society are basily engaged in
making preparations for she annual Fair
q fimlir, IN September. A large NAM
Der # ensriss have already been made,
and shcrs i every reason 10 believe that
De exhibiiiea vim Be The n.ost successful
affair q The Kind ever Jet held there.
Several weeks ago the Hon A. Bowie
DAVIS. Prsidsas Of sha ssats Association,
insiasd ex-sosernar Gilbert A. Walker;
q Eisgipia. 70 deliver the annual erasion,
and = ths invitation has been accepted, a
fine siaress i expesssd.
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Estray Horse.

STATE Of Maryland, Carroll County, to rii:
hereby certify that Jesse L. HYDE. Of c.r.
a roll county, brought before me. he sah.
seriber, one Of the Justices Of The peacs \,
and Tor the said county. this 10Th day on Jnlv
~ the year 1915, as cstray tresnassine nro;,
his enclosures, dark bay horse. abont aIgh,
or nine years old, fifteen hands hirh. blsrI
legs, name aud tail, marked hy traces. shod
al around, fast walker, trots and can,srs
Given under my hand, s'''
IN JOHN b. SUMMERS, j. p
The owner Of the above described No. !.
requested to come forward, prove properly.
pay charges and take him away. ~
=. JESSE L. HYDE,
Living near Warheldsbure, Carroll county
e'yianu' jnly "a IL
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-07-24

CHOLERA IsPASTrN-Dr. X. G. Mack
all, Editor Of the Cecil Ds,aocruf, published
at Elktou, Nd, gives the following recipe
as cure for this disease. He says awe
know from experience il Is most effectual,
and viii cure the vas, majority Of cases in
from As TO so hours. Crsosote, l6
drops; comp. tiuct cardamon, ounce /;
simple syrup, II ounces; mix. Dose, 10
% 20 drops in little water, every four
hours.
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ROAD NOTICE.

-
NOTICE is hereby given that apgIcsua~:
AZ will be made 70 the County conI-
sioners Of Carroll county, at their IsEs-l
meeting, thirty days after the pubhcaugrs. :
this notice, TO open Public Road y, IT. ~
dom DistFiei, beginning at the Howard "a
y Line, at or near Henryton Post -
on the Baltimore and Ohio Raiiroaai -
running thcnce through the landa q r. r.
Devries, Mrs. james NJ. Lester, and o.a, N
on or near the bed Of the present road Y 4, n
bridge on the Devfies Mil Road, near ~ =
Maryland Soapstone Quarry then o. ot ~
the bed Of the present road through ti'e n n.
Of Christian Desries, John D. Devrles, 1.
iamin I. Brown aud George NJ. Barnhsl
the so-called School House Hills then VI -. -
on the east side Of the said School ~ \.
Spring Branch 50 as 10 strike che pns
tween Elias Brown and ]. II. Shipley 1
point where the best road can BE- macs = I,
avoid the bill as much as possible A .hss,,
or near said line TO the Ridge Road IA
on or near the bed Of the present roaa NV N.
The lands Of Elias Brown, J. II. ShiPiss;4s, .,,,1
chel W. Raseman, Robert Lee and ~,
ireland TO the Liberty Turnpike, a o.
said IrelAnd's meadow orpc
nlv a.st and 3s Others
MAGISTRATES BLANKS for spls :
n
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Russia, which initiated the Brussels
Conference for the purpose Of alternating
the horrors Of war, now intimatcs that she
Is willing to have its proceedings regarded
as ended. This Is diplomatic triumph
for the British Foreign Minister, who has
from the first regarded the Cars pet pro.
ject with disfayor, and has been the prin-
eipal obstacle to its success.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-07-24

In the rife shooting at Wimbledon on
Monday the tie in the St. Leger sweep.
stakes was shot off and won by Fulton. Of
the American team. Sir Henry Halford
won the first Albert prize, and GiIdersleeve
American, the second The match between
the Lords and Commons was won by the
latter. In the match for the Rife Also.
citation cup Coleman, American, scored 40
out Of 90, leading large number Of com.
petitors.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-07-24

The fifteenth annual exhibition of the
Frederick County Agricultural Society
viii be held at the Fair Grounds, Fred
sriek, Nd. on the 18th, 18th, 18th aud
18th Of October Hon. Allen G. Thur
man, Of Ohio, win deliver the annual ad-
dress.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-07-24

The census of Rhode Island, just com.
pleted, shows population of 250, I32. an
increase since 1870 of 1919. The pop
ulation Of Providence is lO0,646; Paw.
tucket, ls,464, and Newport Ia, 020.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-07-24

ESTKRrRIsE.- George G. Grass. of
Westminster, who recently succeeded Solo
mon Phillips, Esq, in the wood and coal
business in this city, and whose Office is that
formerly used BY his predecessor, is a gentle.
man the public may rely upon. He is prompt,
attentive, honest and obliging, which alone
should commend him 10 favorable eoasidera.
ton. part from this, he Is Of genial and
pleasant disposition and cannot fail 10 make
lasting impression upon the most fastidious.
appreciated. We bespeak for him the pa
tisement in oar columns. -Anaapolis Repnb
dean.
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PURE BONE
PIC MIC.

a 1Fand We kic ls .hs besea, a. =,
90 ;aesgRht Church. 1ansylawn. Vii N
5s "a, y Ilabeakls tlfega, os TiYksna y "
noN =. 10Th lee Cream. and fiasss,s.,..,
~ y ahsi'asang a bAaa III lnnsln NH NV ~
~ s:'e.snaa y! Ilabels o. dnnef 70 XXI.
s''afph " tehf1 n aea and hHdef half MIN.
m,s q. Z, ~ vspfh ~ sat cosaI .i fa'es'
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kssEybody j. on the wing--ffoin the
ssa = she mountains, from tl.s mountains
. tie ssa--ia quest Of health and recrea-
'ieq. The san't-getavay people have ihe
hest y 4 aitx ~ Worrying Al the
vztesias places ! vsarinsss q the assh,
= rel y fnaseial exhaussioa, aud pro-
daatise Of sreas moral wear ard tar Be
4 ever = honely shes i no place Ike
taue
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-07-24

A, ID. Wells, Of Danbury, Ct, recently
pardoned from the State prison, was so
years old. He has passed over 40 wears
OF his life in prison for horse stealing.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-07-24

The annapolis Gazette, the Oldest news
paper in Maryland, has reduced its dimen-
sions Such is the pressure of the times
upon journalism.
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It will be recollected that some time ago an
old citizen named Samuel Price, who resided
near Dover, 9Th district, Baltimore county.
while returning from Reisterstown 70 his
home. was thrown from his horse and killed
almost instantly. The news Of his sudden
death SO affected the mind Of his wife, thai in
short time afterwards she became insane
and whilst in that condition attempted to take
her own life by cutting her throat. Medical
ard was Immediately called to her relief, the
wound was sewed up and she was in a fair
way TO recover, but when the vigilance of her
attendants was relaxed for a few moments she
again opened the wound, which caused her
death few days ago.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-07-24

The 6fisen,a Republican paper, pub
lished at Centreville, Nd has suspended
for want of adequate support
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Severe storms passed over the country
from Newark, Ohio, to Wheeling, West
Virginia, on Saturday aud Sunday morn
ing. AT Cambridge, Ohio, several chin
neys were blown down and buildings con-
siderably damaged, but no loss Of lie Is
reported The crops, in the path Of The
storms are supposed to Be greatly damaged.
There was violent thunder storm in
the vicinity Of Toronto on Friday night Of
ha week. At BelleviIle, man uas
killed BY lightning, and at Harrison a
planning mill and cabinet factory were
struck By lightning and burned 70 the
ground.
A aosd in che Wabash river Z doing
considerable damage. Abous 5000 acres
of corn, between Tere Hvzte and Hunts
vile, distance Of so Elles, have been
Destroyed, and i Is theseht ether places
along the river have suffered in proportion.
Omaha vas visited By a terrific rain
storm On Friday night of last week.
Several ccasting vessels lost some 81
their sails of he espes Of the Chesapeake
during the gale Of Sunday afternoon. A
schooner laden with lumber for Bath, Ne.
lost both her top-masf aud fop-sails near
the mouth Of the Choptank river.
There are reports Of inandafi0ns in Ian
eashirs and Yorkshire, England, the river
Calder having oyeraoHed It's banks for
twenty miles. The uads were submerged.
and many streets and houses were flooded
IN Todmore and Rarnley. The river Rib
be has also overHowed its banks for
distance az thirty miles.
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ExcrEsox 10 BLrE RIDoE. Several trains
passed throagh this city on Sunday last filed
with members Of the tsermAnia Mmnerchor.
q baltimore, and their Eziends, TO the namber
Of about 100, on an excursion to Blae Ridge
sammit. On arriving At their destination the
singers formed in line, marched around the
woods and when the pavilion was reached
they rendered some Of the choicest selections
from Frank Ait and The Creation. Tier
we're nearly hundred vehicles filed with
people from the surrounding coausrv present
Ihe day eas spent in social enjoyment. ana
they returned home about II O'Clock at night,
highly pleased with their trip.
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Louis Winters, Jr Of Washington, D.
G, win accept our thanks for copies Of the
several daily papers Published in that city.
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Bees 10 cent sugar IN town al H. L Morris.
Jelly Tamblsrs, cheap. at Demands.
10 sHE rEnsIr % ckRnoE1 corsyr.
fSelling hoe LOT Of Ready Made Clothing
and Gent< Furnishing Goods, at Schenkhals !,
sppos'ss D. Western Mi RailsDad Depot 4
Print yar.. he llesi, Al y, X 6esnand's.
Go q Scheqthalfs fer Your Keady. Male
cioihing and Gents Furnishing Goods, IL
Sagar. choice, q, GeEnanl's
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MorSr ANY IrExs.--Ws are going to have
grand .'Musical Jubilee on the camp
gIonad, near this place, on August the Sd and
ith; two hundred singers are expected to be
present; fifteen Sabbath Schools viii partiei-
pate; Profs. Saunders and Robinson, Of Bal
nmore, will be present; three or four Brass
Bands, several Essey Organs, and Clarionets.
There will be an address ON Music the first
day by Rev. 5. v. Leach, Of Baltimore.
Messrs. Cochei, Of Frederick Circuit. Ana
Reed, Of Cumberland. Refreshments on the
ground. The whole 70 be under the charge
Of Prof G. W. Walker. We expect 10 have
good time, and genuine musical treat.
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S7EASeE REFTIik.--Mrs. Anna N. Shri.
ner, Of Iinwood, Carroll county. received, per
mail, . few dsys since from her son, Mr.. Al
fred Shriner, Of Lincoln Centre, Lincoln eoun-
y, Kansas, horned toad. The reptile was
hive days and nights in the mail pouches, and
when taken out vas Etillqaite lively. Alto uch
called tead. il looks As L il were more nearly
allied TO the lizard.
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oRPnxs' CoUEr.-Adam Shower, Esq,
Chief Judge Isaac c. Bale and l.. p. Sling
luh, Esqrs-, Associate Jsdges; Dr. Henry +.
Beltz. Register Of Wills George VI. Parke.
Esq, Deputy Register.
Monday, July Is.-Charies 7. Frederick.
executors of Jesse Frederick. deceased. re-
turned inventory Of goods and chaitels.
Dennis Cookson, acting executor OF Rachel
Cookson, sested frs, and final account.
Iaesdas, July s0.--Alfred ZolIckoffer and
Jacob G. Brubaker, administrators Of Flea.
nor r. Roberts. deceased, returned inventory
Of goods and eha,iels, list of debts and in
ventory Of money, and received orders to sell
goods and chaitels aud to notify creditors.
John j. Banmgariner was appointed aud
bonded as administrator W. A. Of David
Plain, late Of Macoupin county, Illinois, de-
ceased.
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1orSG MEx's CHRISTIAN Association. -
At the invitation OF the pastor Of the ". Z.
Church, ofthis city, Rev. George Y. Leech.
the Young Mems Christian Association Of
Westminster viii hold meeting in that Church
on Sunday evening next. commencing prompt.
y at O'Clock. The services win be some.
what similar 10 the meeting held in the same
place several months ago BY visitors from the
associations Of Baltimore and elsewhere, but
viii not be 50 prolonged. A part Of the ex.
ercises will be Of such character that the en-
tire audience may participate. We re re.
queSted, on behalf Of the Association, 10
extend cordial invitation to all our citizens
10 be present.
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HooD's Mus lTeNs. ~ our correspondent
having lately travelled over considerable
portions Of the county. eau with truth report
the finest prospects for our farmers for many
years Wheat, oats, corn, etc Justify the
highest expectations. In this locality the
wheat Is more than a usual crop, and the
quality the best. ] roamed through the fer
iile prairies Of the West for years, and can
say with truth that the oats crop Of this coRn-
", as far as ! have seen, equals anything |
ever saw. Potatoes look we'll, although the
bag has been rather familiar in some in
stances. Take il all IN all, the laboring man
has some prospects of living comfortably next
winter.
On the 20th We were visited by a refreshing
rain. and although not suffering for it, i viii
be OF great benefit 10 our gardens and the corn.
On the 10th instant, the valuable property
OF Hoods Mills was put M at auction, and
bought by Mr.. William Cunningham. of Bal.
timore, for $4,000, Mr.. Walter Dorsey, auc-
tiOneer. Nine years ago the Messrs. McCo-
mas paid s.e2.oO0 for the property. This Is
certainly a sad commentary upon our fnan-
cal condition. Ii was sold TO close the
partnership, otherwise it would have been
withdrawn
Our people have kept quite cool over poll.
ties up TO this time. bat as the meeting OF the
convention in Baltimore approaches, every
body is talking about Carroll, Hamilton.
Groome, &c. and If We are to believe all we
hear all will be elected Governor Of this glo-
rioOs little State.