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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-06-05

Il was Eve months, yesterday, since the
commencement Of the Beeehertrihi. The
summing up Of the counsel On both sides,
approaches its close, If we were 70 ex.
pres an opinion Of tho probable result Of
the trial, we should say there win be no
verdict, but disagreement Of the jury
The foremauof that jury is Beecher
man, one Of pIymoafh's aeleci, /" who would
rather rot 10 the jury room than assent 70
= verdict against ''thc beloved pastor. >
A gentleman Of this town who WAS present
at the trial while Beecher was upon the
witness stand, was struck with the appear
ance Of the foreman, and after studying
his yisage for 4 time, as closely as ever
iavater did the human countenance, he
came to the conclusion that there could be
no verdict against the Plymouth Shep-
herd, as long as that foreman could prevent
t. The gentleman described him to US
a. one who wears his hair all combed
back smoothly, and falling down npon
his shoulders, one Of those unctious,
demure hooking persons, whose peculiar
idiosyncrasy could not wen be mistaken.
We End the same juryman thus sketched
ID The Nnc Ysrt H<raia
Ihe foreman o. the jury wears good deal
a. ~h;le shirt from, high shirt collar, and
sIzck fi< But the great eharscisrissic Of the
Ioreu1n Or he jury y Tie sof, chameleon-
Iike ezpresAioli II lis face he reflects Eparts
Ike . iookinxfIks< Ietnny one 1T behind
Ihe ceesseI HhIIe ~ j. speaking and his eyes
liked or ~ i1<ene1's isoe ard b. can ten
accurately 4 :1} ucHeat tbe rarticqIar e..
preston 81 EvAftA'x fzAtu1es When Be
1miIes b Good 6asasf TIL ioresuaa smiles Is
Ihe serae <piziE: <hena t9Hs of sol<nni,s an
|efs into ~ so;e4 ~ - - feeaan =.
Ian,ea f'inor<Al IooA; 0kca scorn <orIs fhe
c14A&el's lip the forefnna inyoluafnsiI9 Iosns
biz nainrai|5 a1o1-pas 1Fe1 e<rtnnei61 of
and iroens tziuI5 A 1>me n.
,xi..=rr he. NJ Era<fs tz<i|} nos;cE> III
Il Ihe 0'|.cr iaf54cn. Which x.,4li aprr.7 =
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-06-05
NO. 1872 EQUITY

In the Circuit Court for Carroll county
The pa.aPseo Building Association of the
City OF Westminster, NJ origaeee. vs..
Catharine Lockari and jeremiah Iockard
her husband.
ORDERED this SIst day Of Nav A n
~ 1876, that the sale made aud renorted n
the above cause by The Patapsco Bnild;r@
Association Of the City Of Westminster. NJ
gage, BY virtue Of the power of sale contained
N the Mortgage mentioned in the proceedincs
~ this cause be finally ratified and Confirmed
unless cause 70 the contrary be shown o.. a.
before the 9Th dry Of July next provided a q
copy Of this order be inserted IN some news.
paper, Published in Carroll county, once q
week Tor three successive weeks preyions ~
the 18th day Of Jure next. The rrnors y. ~ -
the amount Of sale to be $500. 90. '' so
WIN. N. HAYDEN and
Il. HAMMOND,
. Judges Of the Circuit conr
True copy Test:
June 5-St FRANK 4. SHAW. clert
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ATLAsr President eI.aut has written
i iotseT 81 e.rud inuafanessV % General
HARRY White oe Pa. in which Il i suiE.
GENTLY clear that he has mot altogether
sisen up shd i.laAeG third tern, Although
he says ne does not want il .'any more
than "a aid he first How much he
wanted rs ii.sf term i bot eenerally
known II isa weIl known lact thas h
intrigued for il with Montgomery Blair,
who wrote letters 10 the NsD York World
and The Natioaal I..tell;gsncsf urging his
claims for lie Democratic nomination. and
49, So. u ~.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-06-05

pERS0NS in the habit Of haulipr lima
= limestone, or other heavy articles. ossf
The roads Of the Aims House Farm. are y ~.
hidden 70 do SO, from and after this date. q
the roads and bridges upon the farm 6asa
sustained much damage from this nrae,;ea' = =
JOHN TRACEY, Steward,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-06-05

SlduATkD on Deer Park Road, nssi
d. faiapsco Falls, adioips lands Of l.uIheI
y, melsa' contains Y acres, In Wood, Los
mca.herboatded House with BackbulldlnEi
Stable, &c.s we'll waiered. Terms easy. Ap'
Ply 70 l.uihsE Welsh or Wesley BaseuAn.
may 2g-3tz
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-06-05

The Judge Of the United States Court
at Galveston on Wednesday, 10 suit
against the manager Of an opera house for
a violation Of the Civil Rights Law, deeid-
cd that the act was unconstitutional, which
i is thought will operate as an efectual
settler for other similar cases 10 that city.
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FOR SALE.

kksEf BULL s'Daa Rice. . Herd Roc.
~ lister No. ~, years old, boueh, i ~
ne celebrated Dairymau, samuel j. Shatn No.
Inesier county, Pa. Color, white AMI ,e Avn
Mil be sold cheap. Address ~
]. GEORGE.
June 2-4t EykesilIe, Ma
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-06-05
BARK WANTED.

WE viii pay niae dollars per ton Of 9oell
~ pounds FOR Chestnut Oak, and eiga'
aouars per hon for Spanish OAK BARK, de-
Mered IA sound, drE condition, at our Tsui
merry, az Union Mills, Carroll county, va.
filled. A. k gHRIVFR 4 SONS.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-06-05

The mining troubles in Pennsylvania
after almost quieting down into n general
resumption of work, appear to have broken
out with renewed violence, in the Schuyl-
kill regions especially. Urgent calls are
made for the military, and the situation
appears 70 be regarded as distinctly criti-
cal. The sheriff 5 posse was fred upon
aud two policemen and one citizen were
wounded, The Pottsyille militia are now
leaving for the scene of the trouble.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-06-05

A small red bug is attacking the grass.
hoppes in Nebraska, and m aggot Is said
% bepreying upon them inside
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-06-05
NEwHAMpsHIRE LEarsLATuRE.-The
Baitimore Sun, of Thursday, thinks that

Another chance for Sheridan TO iIpmor.
talize himself is now presented. this time
among the banditti of New Hampshire. The
Legislature met a Concord yesterday amidst
the greatest excitement, growing out OF the
dispute over certain seats in the Senate which
had been decided il favor Of the Democrats,
giving thcm seven ont Of twelve Senator's.
After all had been sworn IN, the Democrats
elected president, the Eve Republicans re-
fnsing tosote. The latter then withdrew from
the body, met in another room and organized
with temporary officers Senate Of their own,
and then adjourned There was no trouble
in the House. The excitement in the capitol
reached high pitch, and all the entrances
were guarded by police. This state ofthings
ought not to be allowed. Let the army pro.
coed TO Concord at once
But Phil has just married . wife, and
according to Hebrew polity man was
excused from public service for swelve-
month, after that interesting event Be-
sides, Williams has left the Cabinet, and
Is not now in position 70 aid the move
ment BY his timely counsel.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-06-05

Northern Pennsylvania is being devas.
lated By fires. Several families have been
burnt up, also horses, cattle, &c.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-06-05

On Sunday nexf, the first Sabbath IN jane J.
fueira new members are 70 be received pub
lieIy - the AefhodiN Protestant Church. Of
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-06-05

hereby announce myself az snndlhAsg
- Tor The Sherihaity Of Carroll souRl9, ~
lee, 70 lhe decision Of the nemocshiic No'h'
mating Convention. MS n
may 2g,in EMANUEL Sf;HAERFEkf
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III 'hE County Commissioners Of cauoIl
= county, WI meet At their 0lhoc, IL Ws ss'
munster On the first MnSniY ~ j,sS
isld, COZ he transaction Of business ~,
l by order.
a, JAREz A. BUSH.
fnne n-t CIeL
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-06-05

The rate Of taxation in Prince q eorge's
county, Nd. for county purposes, is 50
cents on the 800,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-06-05

Thomas Tipton has been appointed d jas
ice Of the Peace for UniontoWu District, vice
John IA. Jordan. who failed 70 quality
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-06-05

Israel Cohen, a prominent banker, q
Baltimore, died suddenly on Thursday.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-06-05

tkFfef E4rn1H Regular sasYiee q iha
.:1ptft exa<} SqhAaih afternoon q 3 D clack.
fF4<<I meeting tfsV Friday evening IT :
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EsyPs 81 '''''''
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Administrators D. b. N. c. 7. A. .
W. coasELIrs ARNAcosr, Carroll,on, 3
appointed as my Agent, 10 settle the abor
estate. SAMUEL HOU0K, Admir-
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Sale OF REaL EsrsrE.--On Saturday last
P. Lugenbeel, Anetioneer, sold on aepou NJ Of
9. W. Duddernr, Executor Of Samuel Eury.
deceased the farm Of said deceased, lying
near Unionville, and containing about 80
acres, at $75.25 per acre also, wood lot Of
about Is acres, ~ 81. rs per acre; purchaser,
Samuel A. Eury. Baaner ef Liberty.
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LOCAL ArPArpsI.,'


0araAxs' counr Adam shower ESQ.
Chief Judge; Isaac O. Bale and i. p. Sling.
huff. Esqss., Associate Judges; Or, Henrs L.
Bels< Register Of Wills; George N. Parke,
Deputy Register.
Monday. Nay 81 David B. Earhart and
Ephralm ID. cronxe, executors Of David
Grouse, deceased, returned inventory Of goods
and ehattels and list Of debts, and received
orders 10 sell nnbequeathed goods and chat
tells, and order 70 notify creditors.
DR.. James z. Summers, executor Of Jssse
Cromwell, deceased, settled tirst account
Josiah Cutz and William Slansbury, adj
minislralors Of Jacob Ciutz, deceased, settled
third and final account
Ephraim Cover, guardian TO Mary Z. Cook
son, Joseph Cookson, and Robert l.. Cook.
son, settled fourth account for each.
Eliza II. Hoover, guardian to Robert II.
Hoover, settled fifth and final account.
Eliza H. Hoover, guardian to David b.
hoover, settled fifth account. WEE
Penelope Bowers, administrative Of Rufus
X. Bowers, deceased, returned inventory Of
goods and ehattels, list Of debts, list Of arti-
cles selected BY widow, and received order to
notify creditors.
Petition and exhibits of Elizabeth Miller,
foreign administrative Of Lewis Miller, late
of Adams county, Pa, deceased.
Richard kean, executor Of Bernard Kean,
deceased, returned inventory Of goods and
chattels.
Tuesday, juno i.--Iames A. Harner, guar.
dian to Alverta c. Reindolar, settled second
account.
Samuel Messenger, guardian to Laura v.
Reindollar, settled second account.
Francis I. Houck, Andrew ]. Honck and
Melchor T. Allgire, executors Of David W.
Houek, deceased, returned list Of sales Of
goods and chattels, and inventory Of money !;
also as executors Of said David W. Houck,
deceased, settled second and final account
for said deceased, as late executor Of John
Hontk, deceased.
Samuel Houck, administrator D. B. y. G.
I. A. Of John Houck, deceased. received or.
der TO notify creditors.
Elisha Brown, guardian to Mary Jane,
William H. and Kezia Van Julia Stoeksdale,
settled fifth account for each.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-06-05

At the tournament held near Cranberry
School-house on Saturday last, William Bow.
ers, knight Of Westminster, was the success
ful knight, and received the prize, q hand.
some riding Bride
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S. Is Acres, More or Less

And ! hereby give notice that on
Saturday, Tie ssn day Of june, iasian,
between the hours Of l and ? p. NJ, at tx
rrankiin House, in the town Of Mauchesst
VIII sell said property so seized and taxa
INTO execution TO the highest bidder for cad
JAMES W. GREENHOLT,
june BITS Constable
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-06-05

A TRyiso TmE.-Our Circuit Court has
been in session four weeks. Not the defen-
dants alone have been the subjects Of trial
the court, the bar, the jury, the witnesses,
have all been tried, and, in some instances,
the plaintiffs also. Ii would be good thing
for all concerned, and especially for the eoun-
~ treasury, Il some way or means could be
devised by which TO shorten our terms, but for
the present there appears to be no remedy.
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the snbscr
~ Der has obtained from the Orphan
court oil said county Letters Of Administers
lion ON the personal estate OF
JOHN HOUCK,
,a'e OF carroll county, deceased. Allpessoa
hasng claims against the deceased, are h<rebi
warned TO exhibit the same with tho soachen
thereof legally authenticated TO the snbscrbe
q. on or before the 3lst day of December next
.ney may otherwise by law be excluded iron
All benefit Of said estate. Those indebted Ar
requested TO make immediate payment
ulven under my hand this Ist day Of june
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-06-05

BArrisr cabacH. There viii be a recoeni-
ton Of this church BY council from Balti-
more on Tuesday, June eih Rev. X. Fuller,
D. D., Of Baltimore, will preach at i0l o'cik.
Other ministers Of Baltimore win take part in
The services.
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CoNsTABLE's SALE.

Ia virtue of two wits of Feri Paeiash
- sued by Henry Motler, one Of the JR
tees Of the Peace Of the State Of Marylasl.
~ and for Carroll county, at the salt Of A
smith against the goods and chatiels, lana
and itenements of William X. Grove, and y
me directed, | have seized aud taken into a,
ecutlon all the right, title, claim, interest ~
estate, at law and in equity, Of the said We.
n. 6royc, Of, in and to all that part Of tna
81 land called the "Eigli, Sisters situate
lying and being in Carroll county, in ID
SLATE OF Maryland, being the undivided paf
o. SAID tract Of land which was conveyed y
The said William X. Grove by Martin K
9rore and wife by deed bearing date the Isl
gay OF May, 1868, and recorded among IT.
Land Records OF Carroll county, ia I.ikaF J
H. b.. No. 90. Folio IQI h. ~ ,o,,.;,s
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The Buell. Family, Of this city, were in
Kent county, Md. in the early part Of this
week, where they gave several concerts Mr..
Buell. speaks in high terms Of the beauty and
producsiyeness Of Kent. He says he has no
where seen region Of country that surpasses
i, or equalsi for agricultural purposes. The
best wheat he has seen this season was in
Kent, and the peach orchards give promise
Of an abundant yield. Kent u, beyond qnes-
ton, one Of the finest counties in the State.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-06-05

CiRcvIr CouRT-F Friday. State vs.. Wag.
oner, for the murder of Dell, before reported,
concluded. Jury not yet agreed.
SatHrddy.--No. Criminals State vs.
John Adams and Lydia Cordell, indicted for
keeping a bawdy house. Removed from
Washington county; Norment for State,
Douglass and Bond for defence. Tried be-
fore jury, on twoindietments the juryin both
these cases could not agree and were dis
charged The jury in the case Of the State
vs.. Wagner returned verdict Of guilty of
manslangther.
Nondey.-No. EOS Trials. Thomas C.
Brown VS.. George II. Frazier; Maulsby and
Bond for plaintiff, Roberts, Smith 4 Nickel
lip for defendant. Tried before jury. Still
on trial.
Tuesday. Brown VS.. Frazier, before re,
ported, still on trial.
Wednesday. Brown VS.. Frazier, before
reported, concluded. Verdict for defendant.
Thursday. --No.--Criminals State VI.
David B. Souders, indicted for selling liquor
on Sunday, removed from Washington coun-
ty Norment for State, Smith 4 McKellip
for defence. Tried before jury verdict Of
guilty, and fined $40. No. n Appeals. Co
yer vs.. Wilhelm Maulsby for appellant,
Pearson, Jr. for appellee. Judgment re.
versed. No. So Appeals. McI.ain VS.. En-
sor Pearson, Jr. for appellee, Smith for
appellant; continued until November term.
No. 80 Appeals Murguiondo VS.. Thomas
Maulsby for appellant, Pearson and Smith
for appellee. Tried before Court. Henry
Wagner was now called into Court and SEN
fenced to the penitentiary for one year
Alonzo Goodrich, convicted of larceny, re-
moved from Washington county, sentenced to
the Penitentiary for five years, in three cases.
The jury was discharged.
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SPELLIse BEE AT Nav WISDsoR.
Bees" have reached New Windsor. al last,
and viii swarm at the College on wedne sday
evening, June sth, for brief "spell'' II Is
expected to be one Of the most interesting as
well as the most novel Bees that has vet
been given 70 the public. Among the con
testants will be . number Of the principal
Spelling Celebrities Of the county, as well as
Representatives Of the Bench, Bar aud the va
rious professions, crafts and trades. They
will contend for the honor Of selecting from
the audience, and browning with becoming
ceremony the 9 Kiag and Queen Bees'' Of the
evening. The music for the occasion will be
furnished By the "Euterpean Instrumental
Trio, Of New Windsor, led by that .anost
musical bee,' Dielman. Rev. L. b. W.
Shryock will act as Pedagogue, and Or. Ino.
r. Burlington and JOS A. Stoaifsr as Refer.
ees. Tickets Of admission % cents, children
10 cents. Doors open at I O'clock and the
"hise' at 8. The proceeds will be devoted
to the procuring ola bell 70 be placed in the
cupola Of the college.
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CosPLErKp.-The Hanover Spectator says:
On Saturday afternoon last at 2 o'clock ne
entire hne Of track Of the Hanover and York
sShori Line Railroad was finished and
ready for the passageof trims, and at half
past O'Clock large excursion train, consist
ing Of seven large passenger coaches crowded
With people, isff York for this place, Ii honor
OF the event, reaching here about 6.l5.
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LEcruHg. Rev. Oscar r. Hippo, Of Bal,i-
more, delivered his lecture on ASoRR in the
Baptist Church of this city, on Wednesday
evening. The attendance was not large
Lectures don't draw, in Westminster, aud are
rarely ever pecuniary success The Buell.
Family were present, and rendered some very
choice selections Of sacred music. a
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-06-05

UyIoS MUS IrEns.-The entertainment
given at the public school house at this place,
on Thursday evening, the 9th ultimo, at
tracted q very large audience, which, judging
from their frequent applauses, were much
delighted with the exercises, which consisted
Of tableaux, dialogues, and. vocal and instru-
mental music. The tableaux, though beanti.
full and accurately represented, we think, did
not receive the appreciation merited. So we'll
did all the characters Of the various dialogues
perform their parts, that they were followed
BY prolonged and enthusiastic applauses.
Though all did admirably, yet we think Mr..
WIN. Biggs, who personated the country cou.
sin In the dialogue "Arrabelas Poor Rela-
tive, Lord Dundrearyin ''Lord Dundreary's
Visit, and Jonathan Scruggins in Pump.
kin Ridge" is worthy Of special mention.
The ability and naturslness with which be
acquitted himself, would put to blush many a
professional player. The lively airs of the
Amphions Of Westminster contributed greatly
TO enliven the occasion, their reputation is SO
well known that further comments are unnec-
essary, suffice il to say that Westminster may
not yainly boast of her orchestra. The ad.
mission fee was ten cents, and the amount
received from that source was about SIC.
Last Saturday little daughter OF Vim. n.
Burgoon, narrowly escaped being knocked
down and run over by one Of Mr. BIS. horses,
but luckily escaped with few slight bruises.
Mr.. Ezra Legore, Of Silver Run, has in his
possession two large young birds which he
supposes TO be bald eagles. The young birds
were captured from their nest several miles
west Of Silver Run, while the old ones were
absent m
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coAxESrs or ms BALrInoRE AaEalcAs.

NvAAhNio VI thh hAhhtAohe AAkhfCAh.
The resolution Of the PENNSYLVANIA Repub-
lican Convention have moved President Grant
70 write letter TO General White, the Presi-
dent Of the Convention, upon the third term
question. The letter Is open to comment and
criticism. 1t must be confessed that ne
Presidents declarations do not straighten Out
the tangles in the skein Of politics. He tells
US that he did not seek FIRST nor a second
term, and that he will not seek third; still
he leaves us to understand that he would
accept denomination II il came under certain
circumstances, Of which circumstances he Is,
Of course, TO be the Judge. Il will thus be
understood that he is not TO be entirely count.
ed ont as factor in the possibilities OF the
future. His letter is evidence that he was
gratihed at his second election, because il was
yindieation of himself and his Administra-
ton from the attacks which had been made
upon him during his FIRST four years in Office.
II he felt that way in 1872, We might almost
conclude that, as the same ennity has pursued
him since then, third term would not be
distasteful. We can readily believe that he
Is wearied of oiiiceholding, and yet does no,
like 20 relinquish il under ire, as The military
term for the situation has it. Manifestly the
President has left door open for his accep-
lance OF another denomination IL the Repnbk-
can party should confer il upon him. The
next question is whether there is any consid-
cradle number Of Republicans who are desi.
rous Of having him again as d national
candidate. In this contingency the propriety
Of the State Conventions of the party speaking
oat plainly on the subject IL established. and
the sooner and more positively they do 50 the
better. Ky
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Circular Saw Mills,
MILL MACHINERY,

From J to II Horse, Mounted on 2 al
Wheels, or Down.
Repairing OF all kinds, including the Re-
pairing OF Rebuilding OF Railroad Iocomohp
Engines. Iune 8 H.
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The Presidents third term letter receives
this comment from the Indianapolis Journal
which Is considered 10 reflect the views of
Senator Morton; stripped Of all yerbiage,
this remarkable eleventh hour document can
only be construed as a politicians bid for a
third term It's now the duty Of the Repub-
licans Of Ohio to follow in The lead Of their
brethren Of the Keystone State, and remove
from the shoulders Of the President any such
''imperatiye duty, 7 BY resolution, = method
which he seems 10 despise. The Journal
are not on the eve Of assembling In State
Convention, in order that they also might set
The seal q their condemnation upon the third
term proiectp
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A PIECE on Fus.--0n Sunday night last q
practical joke was played upon 3 young man,
who was visiting house not thousand
miles from Westminster. Amer spending
very pleasant evening, be went TO the stable
for the purpose Of getting his horse, but was
surprised TO ind that the harness was missing
and conld not Be found, though he searched
thoroughly. He returned TO the house, and
stated hrs loss, when the gentleman procured
= hight and both started for the barn. After
on COW IN the stable, which had been placed
there by some mischieynns wnKs. The youne
man pleaded for the joke not 70 be told, and
even offered SO for secrecy, but Il was too
good 10 keep. $3.50 q