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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-05-27
CHAPTER so.
PENSIONS.


AN ACT
GsantIng 10 certain soldiers and widows of soldiers
Of the war Of eighteen hundred and twelve q pen
sion Of eighty dollars per annnm to be paid in
section |. BE i enacted by the General Assembly
warrant Of the Comptroller. be, and he 4 hereby
authorized enu directed 70 pay an annual pension
Of eighty dolisrs IN four equal and quarterly INSTALL
sons hereinafter named during his or her natural
life 70 wit; provided that no person shall be emit
Ter that the applicant served in The war OF 1873 and
~, or II widow, she was widow OF soldier or
claimants shal show 70 the safisnction Of lie Comp
trolier that their names were properly on the pci-
sion list orwere accidentally omitted Or msapelled
Baiiimo,x cay.
To Rachel Humphrey. widow OF Ebencxcr Pufn-
phrey, Maria Mercer, widow Of Archibald Mercer.
Elizabeth williams, widow Of VIM. Williams Mary
y Waters. Barbara Bower, widow Of John Jacob
hcDennld, widow of Alexander Mcdonald Re-
Decca Y. Ahodes widow OF John II. Rhodes Noah
cuilison, Ann y zachary. widow OF William Zach
Hackctt, widow Of James Hackett, Nathaniel Watts
cntharine Percgoy, widow OF james G. Peregoy IA.
S s h9sa s widow q John hsdairy James she
jafnln STcetipg Elizabeth Davy widow ~ 1inrb
Day, Mary Brooks widow OF Robert Brooks. Fliza.
s assssss hsom willow of sa%sS s"s Ms
tha schaetef. widow Of William A. Dchacher Mar
Hs5ssr widow q John Berger, Susan Riddle Widow
10 Maria Burton, WIDOW q jo6a aurson.
TO Nathaniel +. N6orc. Ono u, healI.
1hibDl C6anfy.
10 &eES .. Skinner. sarah Il. Ridseway.
Hotra1d County,
TO Nicholas Harding, Lawson EI1dIo Haze
Hobbs. Hary A. Dls1lcy widow or Richard Disney
| Henrietta ucnny. widow Of William I>1n11yl Cl,1i
lotto Huley, widow ofIeinuel Hulcy Marina A. Ho1d
fr<4n, widow o. Josiah H*itIer<1b Nina HELM
neEin Gather. Naosni uelaHdef. widow a AJAX
Charles 1ufp.
| 10 Hehccca Ciencuts widow 81 Tho41. cI4u.ert.
anna 9. IIppeA widow Of johp IIppel...
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commissioners, Notice.

H,HE County Commissioners Of Carroll
l. county, will meetat their Office, in West.
minister, on the first MONDAY OF JUSR, 1876,
for the transaction Of business.
By order,
LOUIS G. TRUMBo,
may 6.4t Clerk.
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rT,HIs ADVOCATE OFFICE he's a
4 larger assortment Of Type, suitable for
Printing Posters, than any other Office In
Western Maryland.
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BARK WANTED /!

True copy,-Test:
mny l3-3t FRANK II. SHAW. Clel
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-03-09

try viii, when prospected thoroughly, de-
velop as much mineral wealth as any in the
United States. It is scarcely possible to
estimate the good to be derived by tie open
ing up of this country. The establishment
of these posts alone will furnish a market
for a great quantity of grain and flour, and
thousands of cattle for beef.
The Yellowstone and Big Horn country
will, as soon as the hostile Indians are driven
away, be thronged with prospectors, who
will be dependent on Montana for their sup
ply Of beef and breadstuffs.
We see no cause for dependency on the
part Of the producers of the Territory. On
the other hand, we think the prospects are
brighter than they have been formany years.
The s~tock-grower and farmer can be assured
Of finding q home market, and receiving
fair prices for all he can produce for the
next five or six years at least.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-03-09
GE n ERAL NEW S.

The House has passed d resolution of i'm
parchment against Secretary Belknap, for
high crimes and misdemeanors i'll Office, and
appointed a committee to, appear before the
Senate and present articles of impeachment.
The Secretary of the Navy has been appoint
ed to discharge the duties of the office, until
the vseancy is filed. 1t seems that Secre-
tary Belknap sent in his resignation to the
President, which was accepted by him be-
fore the resolution of impeachment was
adopted, and it is possible this action Of the
President will be. considered llasty, and that
many will censare him.
Blackburn, of the committee on eXpend-
itures in the War Department., states that
the committee is, in possession of evidence
showing that five other post traderships be-
sides that of Fort Sill We're sold at from five
hundred to twenty-five thousand dollars a
Year, and that an outrageous fraud has been
unearthed in the disbursements of the 81
100000 appropriated by Congress for put
ting up headstones over the graves of Union
soldiers.
The grand jury Were to meet on the 9Th,
when an Indictment against General Relknap
will be found. The penalty for the odense,
If found guilty, is stated to be three years
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-03-09

upon- the railroad question, as we found by
interviewing HIM.
Here we found some parties purchasing
Grain to. take to Deer Lodge. The. price
naid. we understand, was two cents per
pound.
Leaving Hamilton, we next called at the
Gallatin Valley Female Seminary, about
two miles distant. This is one OF the finest
institutions of learning i'll Montana. 1t pro
yides a genial home for young ladies during
their school days, and sends them forth pos
sesseE Of all the accomplishments necessary
to enter any of the walks Of life, OF to move
with ease and dignity in its most brilliant
circles of society. The Institution is in
a GROVE of cottonwood that skirt tie west
bank of the Gallatin river, about midway OF
this magnificent valley. The great old cot
tonwood trees surrounding the building,
with their broad spreading branches white
and bending with snow, looked home-llAe
and reminded us of the winter scenes about
our forest home in the great Mississippi yll-
ley. We were kindly received by the excel
lent Matron, Mrs. C~rittenden, Mar. Crltten-
den being absent on a visit to Helena. MISS
C~rittenden, the Principal Of the Academy,
showed us through the various departments,
and Miss Davidson, Of the pupils, enter
tanned us with some excellent music. We
had also the pleasure Of meeting the eth
Gent and anliable assistant, Miss Ayles-
worth. We passed an hour very pleasantly
and were again on our way.
We stopped a few moments with our
friend, V. A. Cockirell, at Central Park, and
found him as happy as could be expected OF
a man enjoying the pleasures Tor misery ?
OF single blessedness.
We next called at the ranch Of c. L. &
J.. B. Weaver, and enjoyed their hospitality
for the night. Their farm is well located IN
a prosperous community, about midway be
tween the East and West Gallatin rivers
G. r.. Weaver is Master Of East Gallatil
Grange, which is one OF the most progress
sive Oranges in the valley. The member
ship consists OF about sixty. They have :
new, large and substantial hall, and are rails
ing funds for the purchase Of a library,
nucleous for this purpose having already
been formed. 1t is located III q prosperous
communicable soil is rich and %prodactiy,
and hundreds Of contented farmers pursue
! their daily avocations with as much ease an(
J quiet as marks the rural life III the States
) Along the banks OF the East Gallatin there
are many homes, yet the available agficul
tural lands are far from all being occupied
Over fifty thousand acres now unclaimed
can, By little expense, be watered and made
E as valuable as that already under cultivation
:. Sunday morning we proceeded to Eas
Gallatin Grange hall, to attend church
t There being no congregation in consequence
y of the appointment not being general,
: known, we turned about to the Street Bros
S home, which nestles snugly at the foot c
rolling bench lands that fringe the norther
7 bank Of the river, Here we rested for th
g day.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-03-09
sHER1DAN TO TIE MILITARY CoMMITTEE

HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DIVISION
- OF THE MISSOURI.
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DESCENDANTS
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ui ~ *4A. shefs Will he oil .s.e III the
ts..tf III. lerk ailI.e niariel t.tntt In
aha at ,ha sannt, II Howard, Safe 0l
.pvs, !, petition VI Aas, lieAdlr Pin Min
shnse nanea, claiming " ye,i the cancel
iatipn mi tlisrhars. u record Of The inl-
Npa Ittg mortgages, ia.rli une for ~..ln.
dated My II, lssh. Il, Defendant llaUl.
TN MI nue ,tr 49,, dated July II, lssd
III defendant t'rtsd.ii 10th made BY N !,
II sasA III lhs following lre,Mizes. to.wit
IL. ssuthsett 1naissf ~. IN northwest
quarter u southeast quarter II acc. ~,
4, aces III - II sri uf M, MI In To. ~
hinge NJ. II Wet II Tho 18th T. ~ Said
mortgages hetn. re,trded In Mortgage ks.
..fl Il. ra.n. IL. and Gil IL .pectlvrls
A,6'l that nnless ,r,t APPEAR iherrtp and ~.
tend hriore mont II tho sstona lay III tho
sald '.ent appointed 81 10 held 4. ths
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~ the a0th aay II October is7A. Your IT..
fault vii h. entered and ! judgment
rendered aga inst sou ihctssn, In aet.rd.
anee With the PRAYER Of said petition.
II. \ REED,
Atty for IL a.,
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fAfsf ltfaf=slns II III generally snts
1psri ~ en4tf.lH etass II citizens. II
sEta hui nfaslssal ~ experienced. that ~
Irisla ean nj I. ngr.i hni N. srs pls4sfl
= ny tlll 'resn. .i4isnd ilaNvf la
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'nFsns .lieh ~ s.an Stomach. anrsisrness
TX 'feitlarlit ''irlttil ii ~ tie Heart
~ frifIts, NJ TIL "a atisul1n dosrn
helisfe .al,. laet s.sr, 1T u single fsii.lt.
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stt lpttri rsesis4al Tram lrass,s,s II sen.
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~ -. fts u salaIls iaises II
cute Nfsisa sitv II .nhts. lAr al.
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les ssnffeA ~ INV t4asa Il sfatssH
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tie advancing wells ana dass nn,ii
ihfs frrn II fall anil en n their Places
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as lastl an the asss Allotted u msa
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wrapped AfeaHi hin rting u hlsts
rats, than Ill the heuffe from vAish
thsls IA ~ falAtM
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ron SALE.

tgMs aefsa II 'ant' III IA, snwn. viii
u acrea II neM hlrsllas on Ii Ihif.,
mich esAa III. hundred toms ~ IN,
hha IaiF vi lintres Use democrat wsrnr
and Il Met 'ntmisk Ai,anfs Reaper.
Part. ~ ali 81 ihs ahsse property will
10 aold fuf I"nd Ius ~ trA.lrd fpr rrnrrti,
In Iteseo
sept ~, iss6
iMh N II lNluI IT'LL
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rs,rxA sok uu,,,sa 80 uA1is


Tbs unisrslshcd has ~ acres Of land In
Paris township In Howard county. On III.
ChiekAaaw county line for sale. fprsy TX
ncres srs improved. with comfortable.
dwelling. nine acres timber. hsaiies good
artificial grove. plenty VI running water
md about twenty acres good grass land
Tsrims Sam oshh. halsnT oh Il ,sars time
u desired. secured hy mortgage On the
rrrnllse1 Enquire ~ ths Lydvn lipuse iA
trerco, lava.
ara MARIE LynYN.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-29
The Pennsylvania Railroad,
THE GREAT TRUNK LINE n
fast Mail Route or llte United htA.us.

THE GkEAT TIL m LINZ
Past Mail Route or lhe United htA.es.
is ihr mosi dir.rf. convenient knd runno,a.
ipnl way ~ reaching Philadelphia and til.
great kxliil, ION finn Ill section. ii thu
country It's tfains 10 uni ttam l'hilai.l.
rhia NIL tars through t,finl ,sfAiruh,sl
nepnt. which Ihv Company have erected I'll
the Mnin Entrance In tho EAhlliltian
dfoMnls Tor The aecc,a mediation II l,aAsan.
gsrs whn wish ~ rtor NJ nr start from ih~
nsn~fens large Ap,els contiguous ~ thu
station ii thu ENhtahiuh,~.A convenience
II the srsatcal value /. visitors, aud nj.
iotdrtl vsslAsissIy Ly iLs rvl,nts /, ,nis
Railroad. which II THE Only LINZ
HtNAIsu l,lNEIT To TILE tENrLN.
Mai BUILDINGS Excursion ,rains
Will ni.o step III thu EnsAH,pmant ~ tla
Patrons IT liasbAndty, ~ Ma, station On
this road
In. rAsssnIsAAiA KaiLao.n /. TIN
grand~st railway Organization In thu world.
II coM,rels s,sen thousand mites II rad.
way, forming continuous lines |. fhiiadei.
rhla, NsW York. tsaItlMere. aud Waehia,.
to-, over which lasnri.us day md night
ears are run frsM Chicago. Il, i.eu,s,
Louisville. Cincinnati. Indians pulls. ini !.
ulnbns, T.ledo, Cleveland. and Eric, with
MT change
1ts main line il Ind With douhle AID
third iratks u heavy st~~l rn,ls npun n
deep he'd ~ htuaeu ttuAr ballast Anl ils
biidrrt are Ill ol,fon u htoMs, III para
sngrr trains arr equipped with rsets
hho~n Improvement for comfort aud 4ai.ls
md are run N iaklsr Aised TOR greater III.
ianccs than thu ifains atahy Inc On iLa eph.
tinent. The company has largely IN.
creased ~ equipment Tor trnirnnial
travel, aud will b. prepared 70 haila III IL
own ahors ins.me,lss. aid passenger cars
nj shut notice .aiicIent IL fully srroMiap.
datu any uxtra demand. Inv Mnraualel
resource. III III. command ~ ths Company
guarantee the n,est perfect Aueam,a..la.
ttons for NIL " PATROLS during the ,'cnten.
NAL EAhibition
| TIK NAuNlficiNr SCENERY III
which thu I'cnnsyivaMls kall.oaa IL III
Jastly celebrated nrrsrGls u thu traveller
Over W perfect roadway ~ vsrl.rhnnkinr
pnnorAint Vi river, MnaItain. anil land.
| srart viewa unsQuAisL In America
| Tllk EATING STATIONS m this lsns
nrc unsurpassed. Meals wall bu furnished,
NJ suitable hours anI ample ,Ims allowed
fnr tMjnylhk ihrnl,
EXCURSION TICKETS. III reduce
rates. will b. sold ~ All principal Rail
rnad Ticket OfieuH liz thp Nvst, North
Ncst, south Nesl
Nv Aurs that your tickets read Via Tit
Ursas Penhsylvanis kDutc u tn Csatsn
NAL.
FRANK THOMSON, DIN. UOlD il,
OenerAl Manager usAI rassfv Art
! - - 4 6Ay nj hem. Agents. waited
| ~ = - OMtkt mud terms fsss. rRt'E
Gu, AMkualaA Maine ~,
~ I 0h0lA per day - h0ms
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.tlss avRsuHlus n.lsd IL, nv sgmpanfls ! hast
ltrtH uaasi ths Htstuent ~ spMe nj tho nuA'
saiilfui rhysss.sHs IL hpatua. al ~ whom %.
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A#ystue, aud fpa1a a. gr9i III " from tls
htss avss tpai siHi ltpm tsss lpun.st krlh -
linpteytHs mt sss sntfis,3 su.h. ashAng u FL
shanid 1liipha abaus Ait tusiIsf
"a ii iHdsah ssaHAhlr nv iEsaur ana N that3f
NJ afllntsa asath IN tho ssfsr WAN. wa,ltI nlse
dollar anss, II taisli ~ .f.t II aAtau,
kstf4efsn,ts, \. II, ,tLf
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- FHEF1E HfFtF TIL wv
NEARLY BLIND.

" n. kssytssg prs, ftts In expressing my
shahksse sou IA hpnvh.A derived ftne, ths ri
stg.siua. shd'a htnef, nth,r, 4 Will atAss 4sa4
" han slgls ~ Tin. tssfs nd wss HfNls.vd Nth
straIn.s, ~hieh lLsls ~ Arrs aIshfs III my .ss..
#tsse sn4 had ard was WY nssf hind Ter twa
year, All kirasM ut,vsAtisus wstr performed IN
ny eyes, snsi ai 10 M good ltsu't, finally ihp
siSssis prtu1irslty sslssd IN nv hA4s, lls'lA .Ad
feel. AAd IL ntbgA III ~ aggravated Nss
LaAs bummef 80, ffesh A,is. sAusa ssAA IN
ny srise sud ktdus;s, and II $50 ~ .Ms~ ssrt
harl 10 stAIu M arAs. seeing yeNv AAvsnls.
sasnt " ~ csssMsrslal, hnu.ht kOa'le VI VIZ
.slns ssA sssan:essa sssaF a:sesee1 " mr.
Asst ustos hour " ilye hsAtlss Av.lavA u hsd 4
wsadssfui vusus W ~ rough, t.aIsy tIasshsa ~
my teAt Aud l.Vs. ! ssstt atsA vsgsllAs and thr
hapss0eab0see ons after eh0li,sr aIeNpt~sNa III.
III hey .sss ~ eos., aMd aisubMss ths eass VI
tht two dissAsse II teKtthst ard nnthiny else
II ain &svs affected With aus th,Hx III ti,s Mud
sgatn shalt w Sfestins ~ ths nnls reliable Iih
edy. Que mnse Aeesrs ny thshks, ssd t.llsts
- = - - Atsr,M rAxhofr
usf u, lE7S NJ ~ uAao NJ fiheIMnANl, ~
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II Y nalsaf i vlpiss4a usa4 atsu
81 tis llsse. hal lie oil uHf Ia siNtl i tss8t
vi is,a hasa Al 4is haaA 4iant 'wgs H.ssths
sfrts n@Alissna ils tatyffAseu n h.
tisN issAHN, -Avi sl.sns q sush IN ssaas.
aFHts demanded II, hs VEL hi ~ Tia -
is~r,lss VI ihN 'easaua. ati trtatri via
tsssns ftlt stis. fA, ssf illn fa's Ia III ~
sslt nslt ~nins Mailer ,4ensraf , onl
trsMilse, ~ ,satnsi~. s~.vI Al NJ.
Fi'u~hisl. fint matchmaking thr situation
II lie eass 80 lnnwivg Whether The
n1ar.ahId twins werY iet Hnsrs 1al.ien ~
saeareF. issnatl ~arfaul Or ,hslf pru.
srr'uf aforesaid anl srt4isirs The aif III
en- ~ Marshal. tslsfies SA~ ycs, aided
aaH assisted ls phs ~ m.f, United sts'.s
NatFhTls q isiasfise tssasl.i The afrres
ratsl pcslnf1 10 Dn',aans In violating lie
revenue Laws III hi igaf business aiare
sasd Alisr Ills aflisai III lis,iBg,sie "a ~
lfS hfusl~ht tsinr~ y ,atMnllseiur.,
lirhlN l'Rttts hn 1hi W. ! htefA llt
tel. ped,ll.f. Whtts.u NeHf 80 wI,iess Oh
ts'half ~ lhe prosecutions. ,al,l il arlentiif
'lti 49, iNtt Mill lsth. st.ftats vss
Nsnli4eH atItt tilafnis AaAis ~ III ,lW
. tlia,ssltt8l Aforesaid Aid u,la.pa slNi
ihp sti,i l',ilsH ~, Il When illa6tf
49, s.fusas III. Ians I'm HInatai aarint
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Tho People" il tho name Of 4 nov
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Iowa IL yearly aubse,ir. lon prize
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what thp Willie ianIn.n. IL fof ths human
iHmlly. the fniln. e.ntanr laImeat IN lar
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