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We have seen what prestige there is in
New York Democrats. We tried Nc
Clellan in 1864, Horatio Seymour in 1868,
and Horace Greeley in 1872. We were
gloriously beaten each time. II is well to
give New York little rest. The Wall
street national bank favor about New
York is not regarded with favor on our
Western prairies. We regard it us pref
ty certain that we viii have new deal
in 1876, and cease the practice of eter-
nally going to New York for candidate.
Cincinnati Enquirer Dem.
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NOTICE is hereby given that application
~ will be made to the County Commits.
sioners Of Carroll county, at their regular
meeting, thirty days after the publication q
this notice, 70 build Bridge over Beaver
Creek, on the road leading from the Deer
Park road past Mrs. Busbey's min 10 he
pike, at the Stone School house. N
SOLOMON zEPp,
ID. D. BYERS,
WILLIAM MILLER.
x @. r. Herring,
AZ ELIAS BROTHERS.
june 2e.5s a a iai'' II Others.
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NO. 1924 EoUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
William knhns, ct ais, vs.. Eugenia Kuhns.
ORDERED this eighth day Of July, A. d.
~ 1875, that the account &C the Auditor
filed IN this cause be finally ratified and con.
irmed unless cause be shown 10 the contrary
on or before the 18th day Of July, instant /;
provided copy Of this order be inserted for
two successive weeks before the last named
dny IN some newspaper Published in Carroll
county.
FRANK T. SHAW, Clerk.
True copy.-Test:
July lo-2i FaaxK 7. SHAW, Clerk. :
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NO. 1926 EQUITY.

No. I4ZU EQUTT1.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Jeremiah Rinehart VS.. Daniel r. Goodwin
and Wife.
ORDERED this It'll day of July, A. ID.
~ 1875, that the accom- mt Of the Auditor
this day filed in this canse be finally ratified
and confirmed, unless cause to the contrary
thereof be shown on or before the 18th day
,ofJuly instanti provided copy Of this order
be inserted for two successive weeks before
NE last named day in sofne newspaper pub
lished in Carroll county.
FRANK 7. SHAW, Clerk,
True copy,--Test:
july l0-2t Faux 7. SHAw, Clerk.
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storm Tuesday night did considerable
damage at West Point, New York. Trees
were uprootcd, carriages overturned and
several persons slightly injured At High
land Falls horse was struck by lightning
and several children injured, none serious
ly. Al LATHE Britain hail damaged the
vegetation KS 9At 81
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NO. 1889.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County as a
st,t Court Of Equity.
Charles b. Roberts, Surviving Administrator
ofJohn Roberts, deceased, VS.. VIM.
N. Martin ct ais.
nRDERED this sth day of July, A. ID.
" 1875, that the account OF the Auditor
filed in this cause be finally ratified and con.
firmed, unless cause TO the contrary thereof
be shown on or before tho 18th day Of July
inst; provided a copy of tlis order be inserted
for two successive weeks before the last named
day, in some newspaper published in Carroll
c0lsnty.
FRANK 7. SHAW, Clerk.
True copy. -Test;
july lo-2t FaAxK I. SHAW, Clerk.
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81 ACRES Of WOODLAND,



NOTICE is hereby given that application
~ viii be made % the Comfy Commis-
sioners Of Carroll county, at their regular
meeting, thirty days affer The publication Of
this notice, % open Public TOAD 10 Frec-
dom District, beginning At the Howard Coun-
" Line, a. OF near Henryton Post Office.
on tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and
running thence through ilie lands Of Henrv
Desries, Mrs. James NJ. Lester, and Others,
on o. near the bed Of the present road h, the
bridge on the Devics Mill Road. near he
Maryland soapstone Quarry then on Or near
the bed Of the present road through the lands
Of Christian Devrios, John b. Be7ries, Bon.
jamin f. Brown and George NJ Harnhnal %
the so-eAllod School House Hill /; then 10 and
on the east side Of the said School Honse
Spring Branch 50 az % strike the line Be-.
tween Elias Brown and J. X. Shipley Il a
point where the best road can BE- made 50 as
avoid the bill e. much AZ possible: then On
or near said line to The Ridge Road; thence
On or near the bed Of Tie present xrad throutt
the lands Of Elias Brown, i II. SfirIcy. w.
chei W. Easeman, Robert LEI and Edxard
Ireland to he Liberty Iarnpike, * o. nanr
said ireland meadow.
HENRY DEvRffs
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue Of Writ Of Fieri Facias issued
- out Of the Circuit Court for Carroll
county, State of Maryland, at the suit of
Francis II. Orendorf and John 0rendorff,
deceased, against the goods and chattels,
lands and tenements of Jeremiah Slorp, and
to me directed, have seized and taken in
execution the following property, viz:-All
the right, title, interest and estate of him the
said Jeremiah Slorp, both at law and in equi.
ty, Of, in and to all that part of tract Of land
called "Warber Hill,n situated and lying in
Carroll county, State of Maryland, about
three miles from the city of Westminster,
near the Washington road, containing and
laid out for 81 ACRES OF LAND, more or
less. II being the same part Of tract of
land conveyed to the said Jeremiah Slorp BY
Hezekiah Crout and wife, and Jacob Fringer,
by deed dated the 9th day Of December,
1919, and recorded among the Land Records
Of Carroll county, in Liber J. s., No. 10, folio
s07, &c.
And | hereby give notice that on
MONDAY, the ed day Of AUGUST, 1875,
at 2 clock, p. NJ, at the Court House door,
in the city of Westminster, will sell said
property, so seized and taken into execution,
TO the highest bidder for cash. Wy y
EDWARD DEVILBISS, Sheriff,
Sheriff s Office, Westminster, Md. July 9Th,
1876. iuly lots
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HME County Commissioners Of Carroll
Il county, viii meet at their Office, in West
minister, on the lrst MoxDAr OF August.
1915, for the transaction Of business.
BY order,
JABEz A. BUSH,
luiy iO-3t Clerk.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

ou6hlT 4 . DALE.
pY virtue Of a writ Of Fieri Facias issued
- out Of The Circuit Court for Carroll
county, State Of Maryland, at the suit Of
Theodore L. Fritchey against the goods and
chattels, lands and tenements Of Nathaniel
Lester, and to me directed, l have seized and
taken IN execution the following property,
viz: All the right, title, interest and estate
Of him the said Nathaniel Leisser, both At law
and in equity, Of, in and to all that part of a
tract Of Land situate and lying in Carroll
county State Of Maryland, called the Noun
tain Streams Corrected, containing and laid
out for u ACRES, Ro0DS and y PER.
CHES OF LAND, more or less, II being
the same part ola tract Of land which was
conveyed to Nathaniel Leisier BY Henry
Hoover and wife, by deed bearing date the
18th day Of December, 1850, and recorded
among the Land Records Of Carroll county,
in Liber j. b. B. No. 2, folio a0s, &c.
And ! hereby give notice that on
M0NDAI,, the ed day Of AUGUST, 1871,
at 0 o'clock, P. N. at the Court House door,
in the city Of Westminster, will sell said
property, so seized and taken into execution.
TO the highest bidder Cor cash. a
EDWARD DEVII.BISS, Sheriff,
Sheriff 3 ofice Westminster, Nd, July s,
1910. July lots
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

| risf fNNe HH4ftt13I 10 lTlT7-
s71i NO. 1857. aiass
Circuit Court for Carroll County in Equity.
Henri NJ. Braem VS.. Horace L. Brooke,
Charles +. Brooke, William II. Fritz, John
Englar, Henry Mccormick, Carl 0xhoem
and Sophie, his wife, Marie L. Beck, Jor-
geon A. Beck, an infant.
TsHE object Of this suit is to procure a de.
Il cree for sale Of certain mortpaeed
premises in Carroll county, which were on
the both day Of March, A. ID. 1860, mortgaged
BY certain Edward Beck, deceased, IN his
lifetime 10 certain Isaac Rogers and Evans
Stanley Rogers, and Of which said mortgage
the complainant is assignee. ~
The Bill states that on the thirtieth day of
March, A. d. 1860, the said Edward Beck.
deceased, in his lifetime conveyed certain real
estate which is particularly described in Ex-
hibit No. !, accompanying said Bill, TO Isaac
Rogers and Evans Stanley Rogers, to secure
the payment Of the sum Of twenty thousand
dollars, with interest from said day, then due
and owing from said Beck to said Isaac Roe-
ers and +. Stanley Rogers, on instruments IA
four years from the first day of July, A. ID.
| 1850; that said Beck in his lifetime made
sundry payments on said mortgage that af.
ter the making of the mortgage said Isaac
Rogers departed this life, and said L. Stanley
Rogers became entitled to said mortgage as
to all thereof remaining unpaid, which said
sum so remaining unpaid ON the 18th day Of
December, A. d. 1874, was thirty-six hun
bred dollars, with interest from the LIST day Of
July, A. ID. 1874 and that said Il. Stanley
Rogers on said 18th December, A. d. 1879,
assigned said mortgage TO the complainant,
Nn nflan -
died in July, A. d. 1873, leaving Sophie Ok
hoem, Marie L. Beck and Jorgeon A. Beck
his only children and heirs at law, and a last
will and testament insuificiently attested 10
pass real estate in Maryland that Horace L.
Brooke; Charles u. Brooke, VIM. H. Fritz,
John Englar and Henry Mccormick claim
certain interests in said lands by assignment
Of said Beck in his lifetime to them, or some
of them, Of parcel Of snid lands, that said
lands are charged with aud liable 10 he
sold for the payment of the said debt remain.
ing unpaid and interest and that said Charles
h. Brooke, William A. Fritz, Henry McCor-
mick, Carl 0xhoem and Sophie, his wife, and
Marie 4. Beck reside out ofthe State Of Ma
ryland. se sr .7,a
u is thereupon adiudgcd and ordered that
the complainant, by causing copy Of this
order 70 be inserted in some newspaper pub
lished IN Carroll county, once in each Of four
successive weeks before the ninth day OF Au-
gust, A. D. 1876, give notice to the said alb.
sent defendants Of the object and Substance
Of this Bill, and warn them TO appear in this
Court, in person or by solicitor, on or before
the eighth day Of November next, to answer
the premises, and show cause, if any they
have, why decree ought not 70 pass as praved.
FRANK 4. SHAW, Clerk.
True copy. Test:
July loft FnASK T. SHAW. Clerk
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WESTERN MARYLANDCOLLEGE
Notice to Trespassers.

WE, the subscribers, hereby notify and
w forewarn all persons from trespassine
on our premises BY dog, gun or otherwise,
as we are determined toprosecute all who
thus trespass, TO the full extent Of the law.
Ameficus Shoemaker, Henry G. Wilt,
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ORDER OF FUBLIoATi0N

BILL OF C0MPLAINT
In the Orphans Court Of Carroll County IA
a Court Of Special copcprrepl dpFif
dicsion M Equity.
William II Bevafd vs.. Jncob L. Storms, and
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER II. 1875

where he was cent to jill, under strong
guard, the sheriff being instructed to put q
guard upon the jail. as there was consider
able excitement among the people. and
strong talk Of taking the case before Judge
Lynch.
From the North Louisiana Register. De-
cember H.
On the night of the seventh of December
severe frost fell here ard ice formed in
exposed situations This was the first kill
ing frost of the season, and falls at later
per.ou than we ever remember to have OBJ.
served before. We hope our long murky,
rainy weather will be succeeded by dry,
pleasant season, that the vast amount of
cotton still in the fields may be gathered.
This Is a brilliant morning, the finest for a
month.
TERREBoNNE.
From the Republican, December IL:
On Monday night last a difficulty took
place on Main street, between Nathan Clark
and Marshal Gibson. The cause of the
fracas seems hidden in some past transac.
tlon between the two men-the facts of
which we could not gather At any rate
there existed in the breast of Gibson enmity
enough against Clark to cause him to thirst
for blood and in order to crafty that thirst
ne discharged pistol at Clark, which
.iosou us iutenueO VICTIM and took effect
IN the leg of small boy named James
Perry, aged six years, who was passing at
the time from store whittier he had been
sent by his mother. The cries of the child
Tor the moment caused the firing to cease
and ere it could be renewed Constables
Slnms and Williams had taker. CT arg9
OF Gibson and prevented him from u ther
shooting, as it was feared lie nigh,
get his hand in, when it wouldn't be safe t.
be target for him. Upon investigation
the child's wound proved to be ra ther seri.
QUE, the ball having passed through the
shin bone of the leg. Gibson was placed
IN the parish Jail, though it ia not believed
that he remained there, as there was large
hole at one end (which had been cut the
previous night through which Gibson
passed from imprisonment to liberty. Glib.
son stated in the presence of several by-
ISLANDERS that he didn't intend shooting,
but was lowering the hammer of the pistol
when it accidentally went off.
Gus Dobson, who has been confined in
the parish Jail to await the sitting of the
district court, on last Sunday cut a large
hole 10 one end of the Jail and made his es-
cape, carrying with him several blankets.
the property of the parish.
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THE PEOPLES COLUMN,


Brief Communications Published-Lono
Ones Invariably Reected-The Editor no,
ffesponstbte for the Sentiments Expressed
in the Communications.
KENNER, December IL, 1875.
EDITOR REPUBLICAN.
In Hard Times," Charles Dickens makes
Mr.. Gradgrind say, "Now, what / want is
iacts' D'ogcnes, comic paper being pub.
nsheu 10 London about the date of Hard
Times, commenting upon the expression,
What l want is facts said, what we
want are grammar
In your Yesterdays issue you say, on
page two, first column, "In acquiring real
estate what we want are deeds, not words. -
Though l find in your columns no nom
sensical questions and answers under the
head Of correspondence" trust you NAV
regard this as 'educat ional," and answer it
accordingly C. Fl,
We see no reason to change the sentence
quoted. According to different taete it
might be transposed to read. Deeds, not
words are what we want in acquiring real
estate and still be perfectly proper, deeds
being the subject of the sentence. 1t
might even be admissible to say: sin &C.
curing knowledge, what we want are
teachers, not critics,' They, the teachers.
arc what &C. H." wants in common with
general readers. For one of the teachers
take SwintOn's Language Lessons, open at
Subject and Predicate" and read "Rivers
flow to the sea- Here SAYS Swinton,
what ls talked about is rivers" Certainly,
but at the first glance one would say rivers
were talked about very ungrammatically
in the particular grammar referred to, and
We might not appreciate the grammar. "For
it so falls OUT according to Shakespeare,
that what we have we prize not to the
worth. whites we enjoy it, The readers of
Dickens do not expect to find "Gradgrind"
talking according to grammatical rules,
and in referring to it the London paper
committed an error of judgment as we'll as
an outrageous grammatical error. We
submit that the sentence quoted from the
RErUBLIcAN is strictly grammatical, though
the word "deeds' is used in punning
sense, in place where the word titles"
might have been used, and we trust that
&c. H. will so parse it or let it pass.
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COURT RECORD.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1875.

United States Circuit Court.
Present - Hon. w. b. Woods, circuit
Judge.
Rosalie Maenhaut Vs. city of New Or
leans.-Submitted
Edward s. Hunt va. New Orleans and
Northeastern railroad. - Judgment for
plaintiff fer 500.
Homer, Wood g. Co. VS.. Samuel Fas
nacht.-Judgment tor plaintiff for $3S37 80
Superior District Court.
State ex rel. James De Grey vs.. Bank OF
Acknowledgements released On bond
Of $1,000.
Western Oil Company va. New Orleans 3,
st. Louis and Chicago Standardization
on promissory notes of June 3, 1875,
$l0l0 "a; June 90, $3.50 80; July 10, S7II 40.
Samuel johnson, Peter H. ThOde substi-
tuted, VS.. Canal Street, City Park and
Lake Shore railroad.-Copy of record from
Sixth District Court filed.
A. b. Patterson vs.. Crescent City and
New Orleans Gaslight companies.-Certi-
orari from United States Circuit Court for
transfer of record, Patterson being citizen
Of Maryland.
superior Criminal Court.
NoLLE PROsEoUI.
P. Jones YOrke and r, K. RAY. Offering
and promising money with intent to inf
ence members of the House of Representa-
tives in their votes; 3 Bribing member of
the House of Representatives, with intent
to influence their vote.
State vs. j. Davis, same vs. j. Ross Stew.
art.-Bribing a member of the House of
Representatives, with intent to influence
his vote.
NFoRMATIoNs.
The Attorney General having entered
nolle prosequi upon the above indictments,
they having been found by the grand jury
selected by Judge Braughn, when acting
for Judge Atocha, filed at once informa-
lions on the same charges as in the lndict.
ments.
MOTIONS.
Grand larceny-State VS.. Mrs. Cesaire.
alias Mrs. George Washington, convicted
December Is OF grand larceny. Motion for
a new trial fixed for December II.
Murder-State vs.. David X Henderson,
under sentence of death. Motion for an
upon which prisoner was convicted was not
found by legal grand jury. Fixed for
December IL.
CONVICTED.
Rape-State VS.. Joe Alexander, indicted
October 8, 1875, for having on the twentieth
Of July committed an outrage upon Annie
Johnson, eleven years of age, on Freret
between Josephine and Jackson streets
Guilty of assault, with an attempt to com
nit rape.
First District Court.
EOLLE PRosEQUI ENTERED.
Assault and battery-Mst Carroll, Mrs.
Rogers, George S. Null.
INFORMATIONS.
James Chalaron, assault and battery;
Ellen White, petty larceny.
SENTENCED.
Granville Taylor, assault with danger
'us weapon, convicted of assault and bat |
cry, one day.
second District Court.
SUGGESTIONS of Squire johnson and John |
JOnwell opened.
William Clements prsys to be emanci.
,ated.
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Local Intelligence.

,rR REPORTER AND THE SOUTHERN RE-
hlcAS CLUB.-Our reporter has been
tv of taking unwarrantabie liberties
several of the leading members of the
,rs named club, for which we wish to
md to one and all an ample apology.
Young man was requested to obtain all
correct information respecting the pro-
iipgs that helpossibly could, and draw
ss Imagination in playful and humor-
manner to supplement Deficiencies. He
srly failed to catch the spirit of his in
r,tions and committed an otfense against
Judgment in imputing language to
ktsmen, which their education and
ito render it impossible they should
uttered.
|r instance, to General Sewell, well
Iva gentleman of culture and refine
b. be attributes a speech, cOntessedly
|postitious, in which he wrongful use
the aspirate h is attributed. General
hell is an Englishman of good birth and
cation, and speaks his native language
b accuracy. This is SO well known to
community, where he has resided for
ky two years, that our reporter thought
night safely impute to him the tradi-
ksl defect of the uneducated among his
utrymen, with no other effect than a
|la laugh at the audacity of the init
bon:
d has also taken advantage of a very
sral desire on the part of the many
Ids of our we'll known fellow citizen,
HARRISON, to attribute to that gentle
their sentiments. While there are
asands of voters who wish to see Mr..
risson in some important position, we
not SO sure that he concurs, and if he
be would be the last man to say it.
for Judge Arthur Gastinel, he was not
|snt at the club meeting; is not mem
Of the club, and would not have spoken
lch manner as represented if he had
If there is any person of the name
ia member, it is not the judge, and we
good reason to believe no speech of
kind was made. The gentleman who
bequently named in respectful phrase
member of an important committee,
ain Montamat, did not say, though,
ips, his friends did insist, that since
charges recently brought against him
enemies had been disposed of to his
by an impartial grand jury, he ought
reinstated to his Office aud emolu-
|h We know the captains friends
this should be done, and we confess
is good deal of reas on in it.
i reporters excuse is, that as the club
secret organization from which he was
out, he had no recourse but TO put into
mouths of the disting uished gen tlemen
I'd hint of what their friends would
in their behalf, He missed his mark
'ably, and instead of being witty be-
aippant and silly. General Sewell is
pable of numbering the Kings English;
HARRISON is modest, unass Stunning gen
10 who needs urging rather than re-
bling in matters affecting his own inter-
Judge Arthur Gastinel was not at the
lg, and Captain Montamat is not re.
to plead his own cause in this COM
BY. His friends will do that for him.
rest of the report is satisfactory. 1t
the Southern Republican Club is
Fhing, and growing in strength from
to week. The platform is in its gen
ssatures an admirable one, and its
As gentlemen OF repute.
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SOUTHWEST Pass, December II. 1875.
To Captain c. W. Howell, Corps of Engineers
United States Army:
Depth of channel at mean low tide,
sixteen feet Least width for that depth,
sixty feet. High tide at midnight. Height
above mean low tide, two feet six inches
Depth of channel at high tide eighteen feet
six inches. Bottom soft.
r. II. HOOPER,
Master of McAlester,
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H-Between the hours of and 9 A.
fusday fire was discovered in the
|ofy frame house on Gasquet, between
and White streets, owned by Mr..
and occupied by Mr.. Davis and Mrs.
\ property entirely destroyed, W tn
n $500. The adjoining one-story cot
house, owned and occupied by Mrs.
Aace, then caught fire and was par
destroyed; no insurance. Thence the
communicated to the next building.
sd BY Mr.. Doyle and owned by Mr.
= which was totally consumed; in
n the Mechanics and Traders; furni-
Iat insured.