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In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
William A. McKellip and Charles T. Rolf.
snider, trustees, vs.. John A. Mcintosh.
nRDERED this I'd day Of October. A. D.
~ 1871 that the account Of the Auditor
HE'D IN this cause be finally ratified and com
nrmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof
be shown on or before the ed day Of Octo.
Der, instant Provided copy Of this order
be inserted once week for each Of two snc.
cessiye weeks before the last named dav II
some newspaper published in Carroll conntv
- FRANK 7. SHAW, Clerk.
True copy, Test:
oct s-St FRANK 7. SHAW, Clerk.
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n MERCANTILE DISASTERS. The quarterly
circular of the mercantile agency Of Duns
Barlow 4 Co., shows the number of failures
- the third quarter Of this year to be l,SlG,
viii liabilities amounting to S42, 3IG, OSj,
pgainst APO failures, with Si7,S57 ,37l liza.
Mites in same time last year, and LIN tail.
RFes and S5i,S2S,2 S7 liabilities in 1875. In
Nc second quarter Of this year the failures
Number 1850, with SI5, S,097 liabilities,
and in the first quarter there were 2,SG9 fail.
nres, representing Sji, ,07I of liabilities.
The total number of failures during the nine
months ended Both September last was q, $3.50,
viii Liabilities amounting to SlIl 1852, 2jG,
agninst 1850 failures and $3.50, 272, 800 liabil.
lties for the same time last year. In Mary.
Iand the number Of failures this year are 9G,
having 81, $780, 34 liabilities, against 1902 fail.
nfes and 81, ii9,637 liabilities last year. The
ieilnres in the third quarter Of this year are
less both in number and amount than for
o,ther Of the two preceding quarters, aud
they are also less in marked degree than
ioF the corresponding period of the last two
years. For the past nine months the totals
show similar gratifying decrease. Taken in
eonneotiou with the improved business in
merchandise, which the fallmonths have thus
if witnessed, and the certainty that large
crop of produce is now being marketed at
good prices, the hope may be entertained that
ihe worst effects OF the depression have been
tassed.
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commissioners, Nntioo

INHE County Commissioners Of Carroll
a county, will meet at their Office, in West.
minister, on the first MoSDAY Of NOVEMBER.
1871, for the transaction Of business.
by order,
LOUIS c. TRUMBO,
Nla~h
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Independent Candidate for Sheriff.

FTNHE undersigned, at the solicitation of his
- friends, offers himself as an Independent
Republican Candidate for the office OF sheriff
OF Carroll county, and takes this occasion 10
state that he Is not a Federal 0ilceholaer,
nor was no instrumental, several years ago
IN keeping Democrats from Registering.
ABRAHAM GRElDER,
sept zs'6tN Manchester District.
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An advance of 3 cents on grain aud fourth
class railroad freights bound eastward, went
into effect at Chicago Wednesday. The ad
vance includes boxed meats and flour.
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GREAT STORM IN ENGLASD.-0n Sunday
night, October 18th, the most sudden and
violent storm ever experienced on the Euro.
pean coast, caused great damage throughout
England, The storm struck London about
ten o'clock on Sunday night, and lasted until
five O'Clock Monday morning. The orna.
mental trees in the parks and streets of Lon.
don were uprooted, while the damage to the
shipping on the Thames was very great. The
damage done by The storm was greater in
me suburban districts than in London. At
Bristol, Oxford, Cambridge, Bath, and other
cities heavy damage was done to baildinas
and shipping.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE
Estate
Near Hampstead, Carroll County. Md.

R1 virtue Of "a Decree of the Circuit Court
- for Carroll co my, sitting as Court Of
Equity and passed in cause in said Court
wherein George Taylor and George Heindel
are conplainants, and John S. TAYLOR and
Amanda Taylor his wife, and David j. Rover
are defendants, the undersigned, Trustees,
will offer for sale, on the premises, on
Wednesday, The sIst day Of October, 1877,
at II O'Clock, A. NJ, all those tracts or parts
Of tracts or parcels Of land in the proceedings
IN sad calse mentioned and decreed TO BIO
sold containinu - ~
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THE DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE,
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY ny
WILLIAM IL. VANDERFORD,

TERMs.-s2 per year IN advance. Single rUpi,s
rept, No subscription discontinued until all arrears
ara paid, unless vt the option Of the publisher
ADVERTISING RATES.-One square rs lines WIN
he Inserted times less for 81 and . cents ureaeh
subsequcul Insertion One square 3 mos. $50: 4
mos s.: ~ mos, s. Business Cards not exceeding
/ lines IS per year. When thc number Of insertions
4 not marked advertisements viii be continued until
f1rhid and charged accordingly Yearly advertisers
must cbnhne advertisements " their own business
al 10 cents perlne. Marriage aud Deaths Inserted
me Obituaries aud personal communications
cpnts per line,
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DIED.

Dean, Fte,-Tri,u,,., poo'ry &c, FIN ont, pc, line
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PEST PRINTING done at Tnn Al.
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is increasing.
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SHAKER's DRIED CORN at
~ oct2l II. X. GERNAND'S.
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21o ACRES OF LAND.
Ar PUBLIC SALE.

Grain Barn, and all necessary
out-buildings, running water near the Man
sion. Also two Tenant Houses on the farm.
The farm is conveniently divided into fields
with ru ming water in most of them, under
good fencing NEARLY all post and rail, and
all having been heavily lined. The Q 81.
is Il sui Gent quantity Of Timber Land -. -
on the fam Of the best varieties. Also -
sufficient natural Meadow, and is one Of the
best grazing farms in the county. There is
also an Orchard on the farm in bearing con.
dtion, Of all the best varieties of fruit. This
farm is in an intelligent neighborhood, in
sight Of . church, convenient TO school
house, and also convenient to stores, mills
and postoilice, is one mile from the Bach
man Valley Railroad, aud the contemplated
Manchester Railroad is to run through the
farm.
Persons wishing to view the farm before
the day Of sale will please cal on John N.
kroh, one Of the Execd Q 5, who resides on
the farm.
Sale to commence at o'clock, P. NJ.
The Terms Of Sale, as prescribed by the
Order of the Orphans Cour., ae:-One.
third Of the purchase money to be paid 10 the
said Executors on the day Of sale, or on the
ratification thereof by the said Court the
residue in two equal payments, the one paya.
bic in one year and the other payable in two
years from the day of sale The credit pay
ments to be secured by the bonds or single
bills of the purchaser or purchasers, with
sufficient security in the judgm mt of the Exc.
cutors, bearing into est from the day of sale.
JOHN N. KROH,
EDMAN II. WEAVER,
Executors.
GEORGE DgyESEY, Auctioneer. oct l3.ts
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Trustees Sale Of Real Estate.

:. N. Kagiiag, Auetionesr.
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Comptroller Of the Treasury.
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lO7 Acres, ! Rood and a6 PerohAa

Of Land more or less, Of which there is about
20 Acres IN Chestnut, Oak and Hickory tim.
Der; This farm is in sight of the public road
leading from Wisners Mill to the Pennsylva.
ma Line, within a mile of Gearipg's Mill, and
near the New Church, and adjoins lands OF
Ephraim VENT, Jacob Mikesell, VIM. H.
Bish, Peter Bish and others. The improve.
ments CONSIST of a 49,, f..4-l
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Sled and Corn Crib attached. There Is n
line Orchard of choice frlit in thriving con-
clifton, While the whole farm is enclosed with
good fencing and in high state of cultivation.
The above IS the same place where for many
years Peter i; Mikesell kept store, and Is
now now as good location for country store as
there is in this 60 -uty.
Farm No 2 con a'rs
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TRUSTEES SALE
oP yALuAnLE
Real aid Personal PravlrEy
In. Myersi Tlisfr;ct. car,oIl co,,n,y Al
InMyets' Olstrlet. caroII COUNTY, Nd.
sc ACRES MORE OR LESS.

with due proportion Of Timber Land, ~.
is the same tract Of land which said sl7ts
Peter 1. Baumgardner obtained from - -
John W. CraHmer and wife and Nathan /.
Gorsuch, trustee Of John Bemiller, by deed
bearing date the 9th OF March, A. b. 1878,
and the 18th day of April, A. d. 1873, and
recorded among the land records Of Carroll
County, in lber J. Il. b., No. AZ, folio 30l.
and liber J. b. b., No. ~, folio sos. &c'
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-07-03

In New York city a respectable fam
ily pays 81 500 annually for the rent
Of house. A physician charges from
three to Eve dollars for a single visit
and furnishes no medicine. In the
country it frequently requires a long
ride and great inconvenience to OBJ
tain q physician, and when found he
may not be able to procure the proper
remedies. The most remarkable and
unfailing remedy the world has ever
seen, and one which is endorsed by all
physicians, is now placed within the
reach Of every family, where it can a.
ways be kept for immediate use.
Danger arises from delay. One dol
lar or fifty cents invested in Centaur
Liniment will last a family q year.
There is NO pain which it will not re-
lieve, no swelling it will not subdue.
wound it viii not head, or lameness it
will not cure. Il heals burns without
q scar, and renders the bites Of snakes
and stings Of bees innoxiOus. wit
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PUBLIC SALE.

- :, -, 81, :, >. 49, M
Whereas, ON tn" t!ih day 81 eFr'i u u ISL mar
ri"t To.ii,unter AMI J"h i'ih'lnter d'i ny their
trust deed at tir't dat. sell AMI convey ." ~
Parsons, trustee AMI MS >'F"es>"rS IN trust me
following deScr,i@d properly, t"-wu. i"t tiZl
twelve ami 10 thirteen 81 A'-a"n McNeys addi-
t"n Ia S".t'ii;' Mo" They 'sns part ot the east
hall al lot numi"'r ON" q" IN" h"rthrast quarter
81 >.rth n'ii'''"r t'' tiiree III township honi"~r
40 i"rty -hve north "f range tzD twrntH-"he west
al the "b htth Pi'*iPa n'tri"Eh Va Tr'.fS county
Mo-. To secure the payment al enc h''1 OF Si"".
''sld d''e IN . Years from tue d;'e thereo barhs
ten per cent interest Per ann'im, payabi" semi
annitii! a. :;I'hSt." nS 'he htetst couP",S :"
>ahi t"',t> attached. Tor the >"h oi go earh' re-
~prtiNsiI i.iva't" every SIX ht"hhS u'Hhs me
f" sai't nnhS nal 10 run. ana WHEREAS > pro-
,rte' IN said trust deed that IN case OF default IN
the payment 81 SAID bonds or Interest," r"'ip''s al
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-07-03
100000 Bottles
OF THE
CENTAUR
LINIMENTS

have been sold the last wear, AMI not one com
plant has reached W. ti.t they have n,.; s.n. al
that IL claimed for them. Indeed. ~'isniii' skill
cannot go tsyond the result reached IN these woii
d~rfnl preparations. Adi"d ." rlrh"lF". arnn''''
nl-nth:. seilsca oil and witch hazel. ether m
gr,.isnt>. which makes - family lint nent that ,i--
tie< rivalry, Rheumatic and brsi-ris,sten cripp!c>
have hy u been enabs,tfo throw away their cruieh,>
and many who for years have lsen affticicd with
neuralgia ssI,t. c,kesl breasts, weak hacks etc,
have found permanent relief Mr. Josiah We>tike,
&c Marysvh!e. a., writes:
For wears my rheumatism has been 80 iss't
that have feen unable tn stir from the house.
have tried every remedy ! could hear of. Finally
learned of the Centaur I.iniment- The FIRST three
bottles enabled me to walk without my crutehes.
am mea.ng rapidly. think your linim"nt VIM
plv "a marvel.
: T.li> imminent cures burns AMI scailS without a
scar. Extracts the poison from bites AMI >ting>-
Cures chIli,nS aud fro- ted feet and IL very eihc
ciots for ear,che, toothache. Itch, and cutan.vus
ernptions.
The Cent:.,ir Linirnent. yellow wrapper, ia in
teniel for the tough fibre>, cords and muscles Of
horses, mules AMI Their animals
Rev Geo. W. Ferris, Manorkil!, Srhohare Co..
v. ". SAYS:
MY horse was .ame for year with frtl's-k
wrench All remedies utterly tsils't to cure AMI
considered him worthless until lcommencedt To use
Centtur Lnlmenf, which rapiiiy cufci MN. i
heartily recommend 10.
n makes very little difference whether the case
~ wrench, >prsifl. spawn, or iameneS> OF any
kind the ctlsrts the same. The great power at
the Liniment l. however, shown IN Poil-evil, Big.
head, Sweeny, SPAWN. Ring-bone, Calls, and
Scratches. THIS Liniment i worth millions Of dot
lars yearly To the St,sk- growers, Livery men,
Farmers and those having valuable animals ."
ear. for We warrant its effects AMI refer {" any
Farrcr who has ever used 10.
Laboratory ii j. Il, Rose & Co.,
M Day ST.. NEW NoKk,
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RID. Deans Land Office.

He docs a general land business, rents
houses, pays taxes, and makes speciality
III examining land titles. Having bought
the Abstract Books III 7. q. Stafford,
which are written up to date. and the only
completed set Of Abstracts in the county he
il prepared tn give all the facts Of record
that can possibly affect the title to any
tract of land OF lot In Pet,is county. Office
on Ohio street, one door north Of the post
office, up stairs, slt-wit
The Centaur Llniments allay
pain, subdue swellings, heal burns. anu will
cure Rheumatism, SPAWN, AMI any flesh
bone or muscular ailment. The white
wrapper il Tor family Use, the yellow wrap
per for animals. \ list of ingredients are
contained around each bottle. They are
cheap, easy and certain. 6-l6-s-&-w
The Certain, Speedy aud HARM
less remedy for children, is Pitchers Cas-
toria. II is a. pleasant tn take as honey
and rs certain in its effects as Caster Oil.
For Wind Collie, Worms, Sour Stomach,
and Disordsred Bowels, there il nothing
like Castoria. 6-l6-s-X-w
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Treated Successfully bv DR.. Fesler

uAiseases and deformities ot the eve, eve
lylids and ear. And all other Acute
Nervous and chronic diseases Of male, ie-
male and children. Remember ne gives
special attention To diseases OF the head
throat, lungs, heart, stomach, liver, kidneys,
rheumatism, paralysis, piles. Also diseases
Of the Gentle Urinary and sexual organs
and deiormities Of every nature. He says
to all those that have any disease, ii makes
no matter what the nature Of your disease
is, come and see him and get cured. Beins
in a large aud successful practice FOL
twenty One years and fifteen wears of that
time in Philadelphia and II. Louis, and
now permanently located in Se,lalia, since
january lat, 1874, he can give the best oi
references from patients he has cured, and
some Of them have been givelup as ineurable
by other physicians in Se,ialia. Call at his
Office and get their names for references.
Consultation free, and charges for treating
diseases reasonable in all cases.
n. B.-Send stamps when you write
Office, Porter's Block, corner Of Main and
Ohio streets, Sedalia, Mo. Residence
Third street, one door east Of the NJ. r.
Chu, ch, south.
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Mr.. Blanchard Jerroli, in his vol
ume just published in London. tells
of the conclusion If Louis Napoleon's
courtship. 1t was at the New Year
hall in SO that "a the company were
passing to the suPper-room Mdlle. lie
MOntijo and Nine. Fortoul, wife Of
the Minister Of Public Instruction,
reached one Of the doors together.
Nine. Fortoul. mastered by that jeal-
ousy Of that fortunate lady which was
general ut court, srudely rebuked
Mile. de Montijo for attempting To
take precedence Of her. The Young
lady drew aside with great dignity
before this afiront, and when she en-
tered the supper-room the pallor and
trouble in her face at once attracted
the notice Of the Emperor as she took
her piece at His Majesty's table. In
great anxiety he rose and passed
behind her chair to ask what had
happened. "What Is the matter q?
Pray, tell me-" The marked and
sympathetic attention Of the Emperor
drew all eyes upon the lady. who he
came covered with confusion. 81
implOre you, sire to leave" she
answered. Everybody is looking at
u.s." Troubled and perplexed. the
Emperor took the earliest opportunity
Of renewing his inquiry. 81 insist
upon knowing. What is it," 1T is
this, SIRE" the lady now answered
haughtilv. the bloOl man:ling her
cheek. 81 have been insulted tonight
and l will not expose myself to a
second insult" Tomorrow" said
the Emperor. in a low. kind voice.
nobody will dare to insult you
again." Returned home. Madame de
Montjo and her daughter, their Span
ish bloo] thoroughly reused, made
hasty preparations to leave Paris for
Italy. On the morrow morning,
however. the mother received u letter
from the Emperor in which he
formally asked the hand Of Mademoi-
selle Eugene de Montio in marriage !;
and the ladies. within q few days. re-
moved from their apartments to the
Elysee, which was assigned to the
Emperor's betrothed. Within a
month Mademoiselie de MOntijO sat
on the throne Of the Tuileries
beside Napoleon III.
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CAST0RIA.

Aeomplete substitute for Castor Ul. without it,
unpleasant taste or recoll Ia the throat The re-
anti of twenty years practice by DIR. Saml Pitcher
III Massachusetts.
Pitchers Castoria is particularly recommended
for children. IL desiroys WORMS assiislIate> the
food, AMI allows natural sleep. Very e.:-i'''i> IN
Group and for children feethins- For colds.
feverishnes- Disorders at the Bowels and Stomach
"mIaaints, nothing efsective. u - ~ pleas
ant to take a. honey, costs but thirty -hSc cents.
and can be- had II any Druggist.
THIS ~ one Of many testimonials
CORNWALL, LesANox Co., Pa, March u, 1874.
"iA'ar sur - have used your Csst"rEa IN my
pr:Sctsre for some time. take great pleasure IN
accommodating il 10 the profession ~ safe. re-
liable AMI Agreeable medicine IL IL particularly
adapted tn children where the rePu2nant taste Of
Castor Oil reualers 10 SO dificult Ia administer
y. A. ENDERS, b. D.
Motsers wh" try CastcRis will find that they can
sleep nights and that their tafies will he healthy.
j, y. ROs. 3 Co., New York.
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MISSOURI BONDS.

1t is not true, as alleged by num-
Der of Eastern journals, and particu-
49, - 49, Now Work Times. that
Missouri has persistently repudiated
her obligations. On the contrary.
there is not an instance on record,
where a bond issued by State authori-
ty, has ever been repudiateJ by the
people. These erroneous statements.
if not made with deliberate intent 10
deceive, arise from a confusion of
facts which can be easily placed in
their proper light. The only thing
which can in the remotest degree. give
countenance to the SANDER circulated
in the East, arises from the fact that
some years ago, number of township
bonds were rejected by the communi-
ties which issued them. This action
was based upon a decision Of the Su-
preme Court of the United States in
the matter of the railroad bonds is
sued by Mount Pleasant Township in
Bates county. 1t was not done, as is
alleged by the Times in pursuance Of
an order from the Courts Of Missouri.
On the contrary. the State courts have
almost invariably decided in favor o,
the bondholders and against the con-
testants. The decision i'm point was
made upon an appeal from an adverse
decision of one our courts. There is
no community in this country which
holds more inviolably the obligations
it has entered into, than the State Of
Missouri. In proof of it our bonds
command a higher price in the markets
of the East and in Europe than those
of any other State i'm the Union. The
prevailing public sentiment in this
part of the State, and we have had
these bonded controversies here in
Pettis county, has been in favor Of the
payment of the bonds. liquidation
in any form has been inexpressibly
obnoxious to the feelings of the pub
lie. 1t has always been held that it
is even better to pay an unjust and
onerous obligation than run the risk
of impairing the credit of the COM
munity, by contesting what the moral
sense of the community knew to be
wrong. 1t has been more than sus-
pected that the railroad securities
which have been brought in question
were not, as alleged, held by innocent
purchasers-that the transfer was a
trick only thinly disguised with the
Interior purpose of defrauding the
people of their rights, but notwith-
standing this, the public sentiment has
always been IN favor of shouldering
the responsibility, and keeping bright
and clear the credit of the communi-
ty. 1t is true that bonds have been
issued in this part Of the State for the
benefit of railroad companies that
never intended to carry out the prom
ises they made-lines were projected
and money obtained on them on the
falsest of false pretences it is true
that they were never built and were
never intended to be built, but the OBJ
legations once incurred by the People,
have been carried out to the letter,
and the credit of Missouri to-day is
not excelled by that of any State in
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-07-03

People Who are surprised at the
faet that it requires thirty-five lamps
% light up Huntsville on q dark
night and only sixteen to make dark
nm viibls in Moberly, don't take in
. consideration the fact that Moberly
has . man for hes Monitor who Is al.
u,ys using blue blazes.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-07-03
HUSBANDS, IDEAL AND REAL.

'-O fair Ambrosia. I'm thy earnest look
4 moment from the lay.-> Of thy bD.k;
l. there lover that hath I.wer 10 move
Thy noile heart To strong and perfect love-"
MY lover must he wise, must love With me
All lovely things in Art, and Pcesy;
Hi- soul must at ga high lik. some hrs.. star,
And m~n >aiute him, even from afaT.
II do not ask for houses, land, or gold,
Only for knowieslge great and manifold.
l~t snch a lover eek my heart aud hapi.
And will bow m. 20 his wise command
.Ah, whsi stupid hu>'and:'' answered E.y;
I'D not have such . one n single day:
Ny lord mus, own very lengthy pur>e.
Or else fear he'll find IL all tie xoTs-.''
"Ani l." sail proud Cor,,elia. ''cwn no lcrl
But lse Who buckles on his c"untry'> sword;
He must leas armies, and in bloo-l AMI fame
Carve the bright letters thst shalt spell hrs name
TIE wise Amhrosla webs q banker Old,
A man without th..usht beyond has gold;
And May, who vos red that naughi bai wealth should
rule,
Narr'es poor professor. aud keeps school.
And ne'er TO proud comeiia soldier came.
Vain were her dreams Of glory aod of fame:
She bowed her soul 10 daily hou-ehsld work
Her lord little harmless dry-goods clerk.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-07-03

Its noted rs 4 significant fact that
John Tyler and Mr.. Hayes are the
only Presidents who ever visited Be.
ton during their term Of Office. But
the significance Of the fact undergoes
considerable wear and tear. when the
Of Grants visit . year
ago is recalled. But for all that,
Hayes, like Tyler, may 60 back on
his party.