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AT PRIVATE SALE

a Blacksmith shop and neE III
- Hoase, with q acres Of lAna,
baltimore and l.iheFsy road. y ml
baltimore, at Porter's cross roads "
from kseedaas. 1t Is an old STAR, N IA
Known. The property viii Be- 90
'erms W suit, Apply 10 or g.hlifs.sos ~
ap 29H Freedom
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-04-29

- In the eeHire OF sea marsh on the
Ieche river, Louisians, Is beautiful and
fertile island Of over three hundred acres
and 90 this island is a mass Of pure sol;d
Toek salt estimated at ninety millions tom.
Seleniihe men are trying to find out how
tne island came in the marh, and how
.hs salt came on the island. This islapd
= the property Of Joe. Jefferson, the .c.
tor, and il is here he has winter resido,os
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-04-29

coEroeArIos NEErfSc--A very large num-
Der q esilzenz assembled At the COart Hoase
on Iharsday evening for the purpose q noa.
mating Mayor and Eve Connon Council
msn- The meeting wa organized by calling
Nayor FoSble to the Chaiir, and Dr.. WIN. "
RlpPard and W. II. yander65rd we're an
pointed Secretaries. The Chair stated IL
object Of the meeting and asked that nouii.a-
toas Be made for Mayor. Several gentlemen
we're named, all Of whoa deeEnSd exeeus
CaPs- !. a. lrsins On mssson his nomination
was made uAAnImO1s- For Common CoaueiI
the names Of some fifteen OF t~snty gsutIe-
msa we're presented u was necessary 10
ballot N order to make ehaies, which re-
suited m the election Of Nsssrs- Wm- B.
lhoaaas Henry B. GRmmsr. Ieszs YInzlias.
y. l. Gorsaek. and !. Weston Perkins- m
eiecfion takes place On Monday nexs, and We
hope that the sb0Ee named gentlemen viii
rsesage the hearty sapport and endorsement
o. Al easerprising eTEIzens- We unieraand
that Mr. 6rammeT has declined.
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VALUABLE
Store Stand and LAM
AT PUBLIC sALp '0

THE undersigned. A,.:..
Il l. +. Harden, hank rsr.t !, = !. NiAl.l
order Of the nixrie, CO., 'Fss Z s
States, for the District ~ No. tt3
on che I'D day q March. 4 X paia
seil a. Public Sale 10 The kiss',. w W. =
Le"is''l'e' Carroll eoas,y. Mssyls..sl = 1
Wciae',isy, 2ga dsy u Kgs ! :
Al o'clock, ?. w.. pseei..s, !. Z ~
land consisting 81 - sliesl Z
F0UR aud A QUARTER ,c..
more or less. The inBra,....
arc = LOG AND FRAMF sai' lima
DWELLING HOUSE. ri,l A
Store Room attached, wax Ha,N.,
hoase, smoke house, com hoq.s saiss1
stable, carriage hoass. blaels-.;,f -
other Necessary oatbuildiuvs. IN a. ~ y
are IN good repair. There isaves y
lent water With \ pump 4, sbs -. y ~
also an exeellen; orchard a. ,bs -. ~ )
This property has been usegI 49,, 49,
iness Tor q number Of years. and ;.t ...E =
a vicinity Ehere a country ssore - j, u e
Quoted rita profit, and an opr.oy,..s' I. :.
fercd TO any one desiring 70 ensss ,.i. {
business This property i "a 80, =
the NieOdsSnas road, about 10 ~, =
east from Westminster. 3 -
Also, Al the same time ard d..
of land, consisting Of l4st
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-04-29

Wo0Ds on FIKE-IAst Friday Was an u
fortunate dsy Tor pOrsioas Of this eozniy. 10
less iAAn hEs hres Occurring 90 tia; iAy. We
aan0anced TIE IRE near wintsrS' AL a..
Saturday, bat were unable 70 Olsaiz the par
tculAEs l. originated in the ueaSoE Of Mr..
John W. LzezbzaEh. esasea b. Tie b1ruisS
Of sO1s brush early in the nQrzizg. A. whseh
tine there uas very little Mad. The perSoas
uhO szEsred are Messrs- Jokn ". I.zesbaaESh.
A. Wlntsrs and Richard MaaEiaz. o. thx
nO-th. and L Lyneh, JOseph ShzeSer. d.
Ir1e, S41aei hei@er1- azi z. Z. Nskese9l.
on the sS1th Of the NaSehsSssr rOai. TAs
a9oant Of lAn2 bG-uei over . s-S.i1a,s9 A
from ~ b - zsres- The grezses- dzzAge
done vas IN the bz-ziag of The cord .ooa.
posts rails feac<s As1 Izjz-T b. yuunk I ute-.
Mr.. Tri1e. Il i sad. i0ss 1s<s Il sr01o-sSsa
ih4a ether Of he CHER sezsis-as1. Sao-tly
AftsE the Ere b<g1n the Eial iaeryzss-i. Aad
By L eel0ek : uas Alnoss = gale LszEss
and 5r21SAez we're carried k-un the hills On
The ao-fA % these o. the sazsk- izse1ass Of
over = quarter u ale. and i rs.uire.3 yerT
hard sQrk 70 keep ( frul spSSas3ing. fa-sa-
nztsly - he1sss we're hzrrss1. thcuEh several
narrowly escaped ksG- wOnea. aad ehil4.
rsz t-rzs2 O1i azt slszh; the 5svOzriaz sle-
Esst- 7aay q shoz ran great risk Of being
ezEghE = The 9zzes. Ths ioss "a es-iuasea
n 1so1s Sl0u0
Ou LAe afssraOca al the sane day Ere,
truz the sane case, broke cat IA he woods
betSss1 the Dssr PARK Chapel AID the Nc
etsnGs rold H. priseipIe sufferers we're
AessEs- Nl1rusi GArlaer, Roseabx-ge-, S5ps,
AaS Aolrsv Sssler. We have not heard The
az0Gzs Of tAzagS. bat leaned there szs
largs Hz@bsr q rails asi = considerable
qzAGtlsF Of wood bazussI
"a fkzrsiAy abozt - acres, near NAn-
chester, vas h9raed oyer- The lad Is Owned
ey AsszrS- Charles HINT. John Dsrritt and
ChaEsss- GFvss- Esry kite damage 10 the
growing timber; sose feneing vas burned
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-04-29

Governor Rice has vetoed the bill l..
gaining the marriage of james Parton
On 'he ground that the act is not within
tue constitutional power Of the Lecislatu,s
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-04-29

The name Of EI-tos Jauses B. GrOOue,
i mentioned IN the Annal,slis RsP~lIsean,
as the next L. s. Senator from the East
ern Shore
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-04-29

cd. W W. Gamer. Of CsIumbss CITY,
Ioxa, vii sessps oar thasks for hie
raper.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-04-29

A few more tail aad wing feathers, aud
the Independent isuruaI viii scar up
vard isto the regioa. Of iIIimiEable syaee.
They ara pOuing very bsoyast.
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FOR RRN4

a sse -assy Brick DpslIies. eo.,.,..
seveH rooms, On Greer s,.s s.n', y.
MINISTER neer the Railroad. pessassA West
Apply to 'oa gwen
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-04-29

Britow il no~ sid % Be The leading
man for the Repablie.n nOmsaafiou at
Cineiaaassi.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-04-29

TAxEs-Ths tax levy in Baltimore
county this year Is 81 cents on the 500
The commissioners Of Calvert county
have sIsd the rate Of TAXATION for this year
at lI5s cents on tbs 500. The basis Of
ta1atiOa Is s2,Isl ,2Is.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-04-29

w z Timmoas, q Worcester county,
haz sseeeeded Jesse X Hines, Of Kest,
as sonnasder Of STATE Rishsry force.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-04-29

Mrs BOgss, wife Of Gen. Grznsls for
mer business partner, discloses the sale Of
PensiOs sgeney in Missouri BY herself
for sleo nooth, Obtained for the reeip-
lent through her iusaenee With the Presi-
DENT
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-04-29

Mr. Harp J. sheIlnans formerly q his
si15s kzs purchased half insersss in the
0.ony. patisksd AZ Wazhing,sn, Pa
rAs frp = aa~ Hs<ss { shsIlman, and
ibs5 Fzonie @ make ~ pspss equal %
an rabIisksd Il ne Gate NJ. 4 has
nd eaassderable experiences Is aemsya-
Pr edissr. and IN infase Reg ne into
tse O~ru<v.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-04-29

Thomas Kirby, Of Baltimore Gu, nj.
throat on Wednesday aud died THURSDAY
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-04-29

- - ~-~-f-~ = ~ NN4A--- - q = ~
IL There Is talk Of a ticket composed Of
Judge David Daxh. Of indiana, aud Ex-
Gov Andrew G. Curtin, Of Penasylvania,
both Of sheA very good men, but neither
Of them Democrats. and hardly to be ne
lied upon to carry Out Democratic meas
urs< If the Dsmoeratie party has No one
in is ranks worthy to become candidates
for the o;ksee If President and Vice Pres-
ident. les il shut up shop. go out Of busi-
ness, and transfer is effects to some osher
organization whose leaders are not without
brains, and possess At least u.odieum Of
common sense The stupid bIundsr Of
1877 eannet be repeated in 1876, without
beiag mes BY PrOmps and gsaersl revolt.
Political tricksiers and sxpedieaey-noag-
er might s. well understand this from
the Start If any such tr7aing With The
confidence Of the DsmOeEatie party should
again Be attempted, is authors should IOok
vel to the security Of their ears upon
then heads, for betrayed and indignant
party would Be apt to visa then uish the
evidences Of their sore displeasure-
In keeping with this tine-serving policy,
Is the revival Of the notion Of nominating
some military lsader, such a. General
Mcclellan or Gen. Haneoek, an expert
ment once tried already, and crowned with
signal failure; yes, there are those in the
political corral whose ears are sakeiently
elongated to brzy cut ohs,rusively--try
itssain- The failure Of the experiment.
once Ouehf TO suisse, and would sas6ee
With any but those esaspieus1s for their
folly. Expsrienee IN the pass. ought 10
have laughs them Iessos, bss fools vii
not learn even inthe school Of exp<rieaee.
Thoagh yon should bray a fOol IN NOR
tarssetresldnas his folly deFars frum him
The merssrbraying which the Denees.tie
parts his sxPerisseel in the hst sffeea
yesrz, sughs l. s. s1fseiens for Il sor IN
time
AnUsker ohiestiOaable sezsare of the
Presidensisl eznras Which has manifested
ifself. 81 settled and organized essrt 70
forestan public opiaioa, and lead Il tox1rd
one particular candidate. Therpare seT-
ersl PrOzinens Desoerzts spoken Of Ear
the Presidenry, either Of vhoa would ~
eeise the enthusiastic Support # the shois
PARITY furry npu1iaafsi Pubic opia-
ioa : % erenly divS1ed between den,
ihaf no oae q them > ACCORDED PEeees3enee
Of the rest The pubic reesrd, private
character and qu.liseafiOas u each of
these gsatlemen are all vel known- Why
DOT let things remain = they are uasII the
meeting Il the Coureafioa, when the de-
egztss esala compare sotes, ioterehange
vis~ss ueigh carefully the qaaliSeasioas
and availability Of. each. and select, after
due eeasidenfiaa, The bess and s1tes< nam
This fair and reasonable csarse does not
saiE The restless presidsntmaker- He
wants % Be abe u sst up elain, IA ease
oftAe success Of his candidate. 10 : good
Plaee, IS one of his original sgpperterx-
We notice certain Washington eorre~r.sn.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-04-29

Hoa- Daniel Clark, velI-knowa lawyer
Of Baltimore, vas stricken with paralysis
Oa the 2lss inst. in Annapolis, vkiIa
trying ease Ii IS throughs he viii
recover.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-04-29

n NUN Anna Robinson, los years old Is a
Baltimore eentenarian, still in good be.l,h
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LOCAL AFYAIRs.


wEnhsssS. The krss readias Of he "a.
sou was Witnessed by large and seleet eoSa j.
gaSy 81 ,Ae n. T. Church. WESTMINSTER. o.
"Wednesday afternoon. April asxh. AT half
past four o'elaek, The heaatsfal strains a
q Nendelss0hn's Heddine march. apon he
swees ksey Organ heiorging 10 the charrA uas
rendered b Nh |. T. Pearso.s. Jr. and H.
tEldAl party catered the church. The eere-
mcuy EAs performed b. the minister in charge
irom VS. Windsor, assisted b. Rev. Charles
=. ShiT 4eg pastor IN charge ~ Nessrainster.
Mis- Pearre. q Oak Orchard. servei a.
seeend bridesmaid, and Mr.. Chas- v. Wantz.
q y es minister a. groOmsm4n- Mss (ior-
snch- az Oak Orchard, xAs first bridesmaid.
escort, 4 y Ne. Harry Weaver. Of rnioa
bridss- The happy pair, Mr.. Philip Z. RAbv.
Ion, o. I niORsosR, and Mss EllA Norris. III
Sans Creek. Of coarse forsaed the censer 81
aitrae toa Oa the happy occasion. The bride
whO Is oae Of the beauties u Carroll county.
SAs astire1 beeoniagiy and handsomely u
seal 5rown silk vith hAe and gioses 10 match.
The BRIDE maids we're similarly artiresl, nna
he sTOomsnsa wore the regolAfioa sait q
black VITA ukise aeektie. The hAppy eoa,le
lett on the ?. m train on an extended tour
non >, iolio~Sd By thslsoOd wishes Of nlaay
kind trseads.
EA AHAtrsAA9 A4trEhls41- quite q tArZE and
tAshlouAtle asscmbi1ge naet Al ST. Paars
Geruaaa Reformed ChnreA, to sitaess the
marriage Of Mr.. Philip Reese, Of BALTIMORE.
and Miss haie. Daughter Of the hale Augustus
SanSeE. q Carroll eOaHfy- As the bridal
party entered the church. Mrs. L T. Pearsoa,
il. played Nendelssohn's inspiring SEEDING
march, First came the ushers- Nessrs. q.
= llddis, G. 5. FOake, l. BiIlingslea, and
g. K Gear, Cashier Of FIrss National Baak
o, Westminster. The bride, Mss kz,e Shri.
yer, EhO Is both beauty and belle. vas
beeo1lnsly ALTERED il a handsome suit Of seal
broEn and eeru, With haf szd gloves 10 match,
and looked remarkably pretty. Mss Alice
Shrver, sP-ishtly hirle brunette. vas A.
tired N = san Of ashes Of roses. and served as
trss bridesmaid, escorted b. Mr.. Ned Reese,
brOiker Of the gnoom- Er Geo. A. Reese.
Of BALTIMORE, escorted the second BRIDESMAID.
Mss Carrle Shrver, beautiful blonde. 81
tlred BIKE the bride, II br0xn and ecru- Mss
JAnle ShTIver. also SISTER Of the bride.
served As third BRIDESMAID With Mr.. Ioha
Reese Of BALTIMORE. and EAs lastly Astirel
IN DARK blae and eeEu- Rev. Mr.. Crener
performed the ceremony. The church uzs
beautifully decorated sish choice Eo~ers and
terus- The happy pair left on the D n.
tran toE ChieagO, where they vii RESIDE.
The best wishes Of naAny friends 10 Wessuiu-
ster and Baltimore, Shere the bride Is usll
known, follow them 70 their faturs hoase.
The presents Eere Numerous and slegAzi,
consisting Of solid silver spoons, tea service,
frat stand, he, checks for handsome amoants
Of moasy, an elegant clock and other gifts
too numerous TO meatioz- MEs.
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IHE RERVsLIcAx CogxIr CoxrExrIox. TO
nominate ave delegates 10 the STATE Conven.
boa, Eksch meets al Frederick. assembled at
the Coars H0ase On MoaiAy last. Mr.. Jos.
Saaezer, Chairman q the Coznsy Cent,al
Committee, called the eoavenfion to order Al
10 clock, q N DAaisl RinehArs. Of mon
Bridge, u4s siseted chairman Joha Wine
miller and James Beaehan. Vice Presidents
Aad Csps BruhAksr See-etzry. The CON.
1iites % Credentials reported sli the DISTRICTS.
except Manchester and Franklla. fully reprs.
SEATED and also sOns very severe rszolEiioas.
asadsaAsing tAs Book and Falsoa kaefi0ns "
baltimore, in unsp&ring terms The resolu.
tons we're very impartial in denO1neinz these
tEo genilemen, and recommended that Meth
er shoaid Be ehOsea By the Frederiek Coaven-
ton as delegates to cineinnatti. which how
ever bOsh Booth and Fulton have been moving
earth and heAEen to attain They also de,
eiared the preference Of The party in hi.
eoQnty 70 Be for Blame and Bristou, and the
delegates were Instructed 10 carry out this
preference AZ Frederick.
The following gentlemen we're chosen a.
delegates 10 Frederick Hon. John Z.
Saith. Dr.. Wm. H. Rippard, Dr.. J. J.. wea.
rer, Jr. Granville :. Hzines and DR.. George
T. AO.teE aud the following al.erna,es =
George ". Prsgh, Joseph A. Ssoutfer. L. II.
hnoH, Solomon Shepherd, and Samuel Roop.
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cxsrEsslaE ct0rntxs aozsz
Kesp ysar eye 90 fkis II Won usst "a save
Saits ffom ts.s0 and upwnrdz.
Pnnts l.0o -
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No. 1868 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll ~
James A.. c. Bond and Elias Do
Trustees. We. Mary CsPIe.
ORDERED this 18th day Of APuli
~ 1875, that the accoahf Of the |,
nied IN this cause be finally ratified
hrmedi unless cause to the contrary n
DC shown on or before the 18th day
next provided a copy Of this order
ed Tor two successive weeks beiore Z
H y day in some newspaper paO'
Carroll county. u
FRANK T. SHAW,Wl
True copy. Test:
apr 29-h FRAxK I. SHAs,
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foE THE CEsTESSIAL-A very beautiful
YORK Of Art has Just been sent to the Centen.
nal Exhibition, AZ Philadelphia By Miss
Mary b. Shellnaa, Of this city. hsa pic
tars Of AscEsStox CErEcH, Of Westminster.
made entirely Of noss and stone, fastened
Hpoa paper, and 30 accurate in every detail
a. 70 Be mistaken for the work Of the proto-
Er.phsr. The pietare Is very fine, no, only
a. a likeness Of the place represented. bat
also As Thing Of Beaaty.H IL Was design
ed and executed o. Miss shelizan, and sent
y her 10 the Wonen's Department Of the
centennial l. has been accepted BY the
committee, and IS By this time hanging in a,
place IN one Of the buildings Of The great
exhibition.
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"a I6ea EorITy

No. 1888 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll Coz
Angeline Wilson. BY her next friesa
Davis ct. ais. vs.. John I. WilsA
administrator Of Elizabeih koons s'a
Ct. ais.
ORDERED this 2sih day Of Apr, Z
" 1875. that the Account Of lht n
filed ia this cause be finally ratified ~
hFmsd, unless cause 10 the contrary
be shown on Or before the 18th d!
next provided a copy Of this order =
ed Tor two successive weeks beior
named day in some nsNspaper pnbis
Carroll county.
FRANK T. SHAN II
True copy. Test: II
apr Nh Flank I. SHAS'u
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EAsrEz OFyENiSss- Easter oiEerineS
O. Ascension Church, this city, amoantel Ri
me Agsregz,ss othe very liberal saui Of s474. ~
ror me new e0mmanloa service there was
giTen the following silver pieces One eup.
ore pate tho dessert spoons, Eve tea spoous.
snan box heavy lIned with gold. dessert
kntfe and fork, foa Fthimbles, watch cnse.
hive broken Pseces, Eve snail lamps. anl sI4
n com gold oaeringz for the same parpose.
oreAsipln uIth topaz setting, two plaia beast
Psns, braeeiet With topaz sestiaz, plata brace
letz 6roksn mig and cpe limp. The above
artaeiss are valued AZ so, which With sli in
com amounts to SS8- For the baiIdine fund
ssts. ~ from the Sabbath SekooI. si5.aS !:
for altar decorations, $I0.75; Other ehurek
poses. SIS; total, sf14-sz
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HOOPS Mus lrCxs.--lass Eeek Passed
throsgk considerable poEtioa Of Baltimore
and Carroll coaRsies- The wheat presents as
hHe prospecs a. | have eTer seen. The
farmers sre done vith their cats, and. A. a
ge1eral Iaiag, have the ground ready Tor corn.
While IN your CITY Tisitel the Teacher
Iussitz;s- and ny surprise vas great At the
productions Of '-lnefhesent" Teacher Had
the eroAkers Of Carroll bssn present. o. q,
least that porTioa uhO believe that distance
lends enchantmeat to the scene, eOnsienee
If tkeF possess s1eh an article Eoald have
told them hos they have hesa. and are vet.
dsPriviag Caesar Of his JUS dues. have
seSn no report worthy Of the proceedings Of
the --iastitaie, and nv space vii not allow
ne 10 snieE iatO details, Consequently shall
rzAke no distinctions, bat mus be allowed TO
sAy tAose vho preach the uea,Al infenorisy
q uonsa bad better be earefal that candor
does nos compel theta 10 pa; the shoe on
the rlgnt foot The sntertainmen; Of Thurs.
dsy nighs excited no more sneozaiam than
vas Izsfly canned, ard Il Is astonishing 90
Esch drazAtic talent vas found where i :
asserted 80 mach s.inefEeiency' exis.S.
Professor Nerson has ever riga; to con
grzrElA.s himself zpoa the success Of his
programme, and knOv the board Is pleased
a the esideass Of tAleaf that exists zmoax the
Of ozr psblie schools.
We hare be<a visited BIZ sne rain causing
every thing 10 look bright. and bus for The
eool nights sIring uO1lS s0ou bs robed IA all
Is sP2endor.
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nays %.
SArURDA
session.
Ia he Ii
eomuittee O
bin Ia regar]
certain RICH
foreign coun
diploiaatic c.
intt0dnced Il
eI the Distrir
Monday |
ahoIAh the o
isl sssenue
anena the la
taken up, a
gppk at leng
gold md sill
ihafeof
ID he Ho
Adopted requ|
st1ps % secur
e9udon, now
4 joint rcsoll
alleged malt
sefIain fedora
deiWted, tive
aHs'1ative.
ax|anaiion, 4
~
Pacific Railro
i9a Biz & c
if9'A Thomas
md other
9YrpNEsDA
gent eave not
possible he VIC |
fsiQrehce to c
flse Senate to
HtW|1alu SUI
Nas asreed to,
furnish the Sc
I4]ndcnce, not
tsd dating to
lileals have be-
pending before
d Alabama CT;
by the cruiser
lution FALLING OF
my ior informa
an Employed a
n'lc agents aud
paid 10 each.
lender Of silver
Their amended,
MI Morrill, to
bill to establis
The House a rel
appointment of
Iayestigation in
eesaent Of q
House. Mr.. v
desk aud had r
Washington G.,
the Camp-Cor
~ 10 Defeat Re |
luton That the
folnmittee on n
n'ay be necess
A|so letter co
sop|ing against t
which was refer
1blic Building
giaia nade a pc
ezeacc 30 certain
I|qIttee investiga
teedmen's Ban
(|oInInissioner Id
l||oved to testil
)Conferencc OF
Itiou BIN. Res
|s|ins for iniorr
I1l1issary artic
tE&st funds
l<ERsDAv--
Ne commit
I epcy approx
adopted. +
70 c0nsidd
against w.
the accuse .
~ the trial
|gnber, the re |
alnte Of poll
|Iias but the Sc
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'ftheF with the c
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SEEERE AccIBExT.-On wednesday Cieorre
CaPles brOaght load Of grain to ,hs ware
ho1se Of Mr.. Denton Gehr, this eity. AMI
.hile engaged in hosting il to the granary
above he was caught BY the hook 90 he epi
Of the rope and carried up about twenty fee,.
When the hook slipped and Mr. Caples fell 70
the uAgon with great force breaking three
RIBS, and iniuring himself internally. He
started home with his team sometime after
wards, but vas compelled to stop Ga the road
and seek assistance His chances for reeoy
cry are very do1btfaL DR.. Batter vas called
and rendered the necessary ettertioa.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-04-29

0AraANs' CorEr.-Aaam Shower. ESQ.
Chef iaage Is@ze C. RAilc and L. p. Sling,
lsH, ksqrs,. Associate judges; Dx. Hear
n Bella, Rexizaer Of Wills Geo. y. PArkf,
Kss-. DePusg Register.
Mo3&ag, Aprd PA. --fraaxh HSsnes. en-
eeuier u VIVA Haiae-. aoeeased. sealed frss
aad final Adeoani
FRANCIS HAlaes- exeeHfOr Of Narv Haines.
deceased, settled trsi and inal neeoani.
John MAgRer, administrator Of JAe0h Nag-
ner, deceased, settled hrsi and final aeeoanL
kphram l. Bankert. guardian % Eli1AbSsh
G. kitze, settled krsi and kaal acooans.
Nm. 7. Smith and I.euis Green. acting
executors Of Jacch Powier. aeceas~d. settled
sixth account
Isaac Ridinger aud Joseph W. wisAerOn.
executors u cSthAnne 2idsager, Deceased.
settled frs; and FINAL Aeooani.
The last viii and testament Of Peter Koons
deeeAsed, Vas admitted to probate and letters
testame1tary Sere granted 10 loha A. kooas
and George w. Koons
he lAsE will and testament % George
Harms, deceased, was admitted 70 probate
and letters test-meniarT graated 10 George
VI. GilbeEs.
Lewis l. Hosek uas appointed and boaded
IS guardian TO Gersie Y. Hoaek-
A~-e~~Ae " A--aA4A--AAaaAtl ell INC C.44ar uL
Esrence Hoslek sere granted TO Lexis /.
Hoack
Tae~iay. Ipr7 zifk.-The last VII and
testAneai q John Dienfs. deceased. vas adj
niEted 10 probate and letters tessAmegtary
granted Dsaiel BoumAl-
The hSz viii And testament Of John Ksoh,
deceased, was admitted u probate and letters
tsssAmeatary grsaied to John n Kroh aud
Edmoni ii. Weaver
LYDIA WzmPler and JOhn T. Wsmpler,
executors % Le~is Wampler. deceased, re.
ported sale Of real estate
joan W Parrish and Hamilton p. Skid
more, executors Of Moses Parrish. deceased.
settled forth 4nd snzl aecOanL
Sarah Ann stephan vas sPPosnied sza
bonded a. guardian TO jacob H StsphAa.
Ann L. Steele, exeenfux Of John T. Steele,
settled seco1d accoast
Wm- John Beggs- acting executor % loha
B%ggS, deceased. returned lists Of debss, list
Of stocks Aad loads and additional lie Of
sales Of personal property
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DsseHAnsEbs--H c. Bishop, arrested on
Suspicion q pois1ning The horses OF William
tanghn, nezr TunsytBwn, had hearing he.
fore yustIes NiksssIl en- SstEsi.y last. He
w4s alsehasEAA nnm custody, tie evidence
rot hsing deemed snEseiess-