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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-01-18
Drawing of the Juries.

On Tuesday, the 18th inst, Judge Walters
drew the following names of persons TO serve
as Grand and Petit Jurors, at the February
term OF Court, which will commence at Bel
Air on Monday, the 11lh of the month:
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Hon. John r. Franklin, Associate Judge
of the 1st Judicial Circuit, died at his home
in Snow Hill, Worcester county, Nd, last
Friday. a., had been Speaker of the House
of Delegates and also member of Congress
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In MeinOriall,.


asleep Ill Jesus, blessed rest
JUSTIN HERBERT SCARBORO,
Infant son Of Samuel S. and Jane Scarboro, obiit
January It'll, 1873, aged months.
1t hath pleased our kind heavenly Father TO
call this sweet babe home to His bosom, aud he
is now a shining spirit in the bright glorious
realms of Paradise, with our Blessed Redcemer
Jesus Christ our Lord, who said "Sufter little
children to come unto me, and forbid them not,
for Of such is the kingdom Of God"
A. w SCARRnpp
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saY Notice! Having taken the old Store
Stand at Falston, where intend doing a strict
ly Cash business, l offer to the public good
assortment of Domestic Dry Goods, Hardware,
Tinware, &c Groceries a speciality. there
fore hope to receive a liberal share of public
patronage. AS | have to change my location
the first of April, | offer Castings, Stone and
Earthenware at cost, until that time. Charles
II. l1ollingsworth. ian1l-4t
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MI. Vandlver, IN voting, said That he was
about TO cast his vote for man from the
Western Shore The law of the State added
to the constitutional provision that the Sena-
tor should be an inhabitant of the State ;
another that he should be an inhabitant of a
particular part of the State. 1t might as well
provide that he should be an inhabitant of
particular congressional district or county,
and that each county should be alternately
entitled to the United States Senator He did
not consider that they were bound by any
such law, or that he was violating his oath as
member of the House in voting for man
from the Western Shore, as the law was in
conflict with the constitution of the United
States. He then voted for Hon. Robert M.
McLane
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Each Number contains THIRTY TWO PAGES of read
ing many fine Wood Cut illustrations, and one COL
oRED PLATE. A beautiful Garden Magazine printed
on elegant paper, and full of information. In English
and German Price. 81 .25 year; Five copies S. co.
Vick's Flower and Vegetable Garden,
5o cents in paper covers in elegant cloth covers 81
cents. '
Address, JAMES WICK, Rochester NY
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Babies are tie institution and should he
guarded from attacks of Collie, Flatulence, etc,
by DR.. BULBS Baby Syrup. Price 25 cents per
bottle
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~ Straycd away from Taylor's Island, in
September last large dark Red Cow, with one
horn broken off and the other sawed off about
three inches from the head. Any information
in regard TO her whereabouts will be thankfully
received aud literally paid for. John Mitchell,
Dr., L. y. HaVre dc Grace. ami At
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az For Sale at or near Aberdeen, Lot improv-
cd by roomed House and all necessary build
ings. Address Z. w. Baker, Aberdeen. i11-4t
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"a Important to House Keeper" If Won
want Pure, Fresh Spices or Flavori II Extracts
90 to the new Bel Air Drug Store Main street,
L. Wyatt Baker. land
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q" $50, 900 to loan, in sums to suit, on good
farms in Hartford county. Thos. Hill, Fayette
and st. Paul Streets, Baltimore, Md. jan4.4t
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s8y" Congress, Frederichshall and Sulphur
Waters, fresh and natural, constantly on hand
at the new Bel Air Drug Store. +. Wyatt
Baker an4
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The An,erican Farmer for January is num-
Der of rare excellence. 1t contains, for 'front.'
ispiece, q ful-page portrait of Joseph T. Moore,
Master of the State Grange of Maryland Com.
munications on the application and value of
manures and fertilizers, improved stock, &c.
The poultry, dairy and gardening department
are full and interesting, and the home depart
ment contains attractive and valuable reading
for ladies of country households. There are
also timely editorials, and valuable suggestions
on many topics connected with life in the coun-
try. None of our farmers should be without
this old and welI-fled journal. Subscription
81 so year, or 5 copies IS. Samuel Sands d.
Son are the publishers, 1913 Baltimore street, Bal
timore.
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say For Sale Cheap.-Alderney Grade Calves
to raise. Address or call on d. P. Holdings.
worth, Falston. janl1 ST
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az" For Sule.-A new Express Wagon; has
never been used. A. A. Everett, Emmorton.
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Report of the Comptroller.

The report of Col. Levin Woolford, Comp
troler OF the Treasury, presents a full, clear
and satisfactory account of the financial con-
dition of the State, with suggestions by the
Comptroller in relation to matters of needed
legislation.
The Comptroller recommends that all real
estate belonging to corporators be taxed to
the company owning the same, in tie place
achere located, and not as at present, since this
often takes from county OF city where such
real estate is located, all benefits from such
property for purposes of taxation. He ex-
poets the amount in the Treasury during the
fiscal year 1878, to be 81, 300 9s OF; the pro-
babe disbursements will be So, 1873 10000, and
the balance in the Treasury at the end of the
current fiscal year will only be S152 09S OF, a
sum altogether inadequate to meet the pay
ments which will become due on Oct. l.,
1878. The Public Debt of the State is $40.
75S,677G7, being a net increase of 1896 $50
over that of last year. The taxable basis I'M
der the new assessment has been increased
$40 355 61O, and is now $47S, 4GS,O2S.
The comptroller recommends the taxation
of mortgages, on the ground that the capital
list, whose money is invested in mortgages, is
favored over his neighbor whose investments
are of different character. The Comptrol-
Ter apparently overlooks the fact that when
the money of the capitalist goes into the hands
of the borrower, it is used either to pay for
property already in his possession and fully
taxed, or to make improvements on his prop
erty In the latter case the Improvements
paid for by the borrowed money GRE ASSESS
ed and taxed. The lender can dictate
terms to the borrower, and will always insist
that the mortgage tax shall be paid by the
borrower. Thus the latter could not escape
double taxation while the money of the cap
talist would be as free from taxation as if
it were in bank or in his strong box.
A tax upon mortgages would thus not
only double the burdens upon the producing
class, whose necessities compel them some
times to borrow money, but would make
the borrowing of money more difficult and
expensive than it is now. 1t is well-known
that the laws restricting interest to six per
cent year, are evaded and no law could be
passed that would compel the capitalist TO
lend his money at SIX per cent, or to pay a
tax upon tie mortgage taken as security for
his loan. In our judgment, the proposed tax
upon mortgages would be a direct blow to the
farming interests, as well as operating in n
measure to prevent the investment Of foreign
capital in our State.
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-Wanted.-S500 for six months. Will give
board and room and S25 per month, with securi-
ty for the amount, in first-class house ana
and location in the city of Baltimore. Enquire
at The AgiS office. dec2l.5t
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above were drawn:
DISTRICT.
DR.. r. r.. Bouldin,
Jacob II. Plowman,
John w. Dieter,
Thomas b. Swar!z,
Thomas Ady,
James Cage,
A. A. Carroll,
VIM. A. Johns,
Geo. VIM. Hanway,
Edward Hall.
DISTRICT.
James Holloway,
Ambrose Cooley,
Calvin Michael,
VIM. z. Silver,
Robert J. Walker,
Carvil Gilbert,
VIM. L. jackson,
John p. Mitchell,
Frank Cord,
VIM. b. Michael of d
Thomas Morgan,
Robert Dick,
Patrick Callahan,
John Akers,
VIM. o. Hughes,
Thos. w. Mather,
Henry S. Hyde,
Samuel Deuvcr,
Lawson Ewing,
John Barnes.
DISTRICT.
Israel Wheeler,
Edward II. Monks,
VIM. Webster,
VIM. p. Wakeland,
John Archer,
Silas Norris,
Martin Russell,
Frank B. Glenn,
Ira George,
Thomas Lively,
VIM. NJ. Edelin,, Jr.
Glasgow ]. Gricr,
Robert i. Bovine,
John F. Lingan.
VIM. Fl. Waters,
James II. Ruff,
d. P. Hollingsworth,
John Moores,
Leonard Ady,
A. b. Hollingsworth,
DISTRICT.
G, Wiley of Matthew,
Jacob Fife,
Lycias Rockhold,
r. Kirkwood of Hope,
Thomas Green,
John Hit,
Sylvester Phelps,
Jacob Bradenbaugh.
Jas. +. Gilbert,
VIM. Calder,
Joshua H. Hope,
John II. Engle,
Alfred S. Upton,
Jacob Brookhart,
Charles Shrodes,
Richard Mcdonald,
Thomas II. Miller,
Gabriel Smithson,
Shadrach STREET.,
Joshua Glenn.
DISTRICT.
DIR. Dallas Scarboro,
Samuel T. Love,
j. VIM. Galbreath,
Robert McFadden,
John V. Whitefold,
Geo, W, Day.
Chas. A. L. Mccain,
JEFF. McCausland, Jr..
Thomas E. Smith,
Robert Love, -
William Dick,
Robert E. Prigg,
N. Newton Smith.
Geo. L. Scott,
David f Price,
Sam'l H. Matthews,
John p. Kirk,
Isaac Scarborough,
Hezekiah Huff,
John Heating.
DISTRICT.
Willing c. Griest,
Thos. NJ, Sumption,
Albert Letller,
Robert Green,
r. r. Vandiver.
Geo. V. Mitchell,
Andrew Kehoe,
+. N. Woodhouse,
Peter Galloway, ST.,
Jas. b. Cochran.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-01-18

THE WAR IN TURKEY.-The news from
the Russo-Turksh war is very unfavorable
to the Turks. The Russians, on the 9th ms,
carried schipka Pass, after desperate fighting,
and have crossed the Balkan mountains -
The victorious Russians are pressing ON To-
wards Adrianoplc and Conslantinople =
Thousands of Turkish refugees, In the most
destitute and suffering condition, are crowd.
ing into Constantinope from the scene of war
A panic has seized the Turkish government,
which is now ready to sue for peace. Two
Turkish plenipotentiaries have been sent to
Kezanlik, to meet Grand Duke Nicholas of
Russia, to arrange the terms of an armistice.
1.-Two Years Behind the Pillow" has Just
been published in Philadelphia 1t is Rar-
rowing Commercial Advertiser. Oh,
no-n0t as burrows we've read it.-Norris-
toaon Herald. 1t will be published on shares.
Baltimore Weekly Sun. The subject is well
handled
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-01-18

PATTERSON.-At Phoenix, Baltimore
county, on January o, 1878, JOHN G. PAT
TERSON, in the Goth year of his age. -
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BaLyload for January, fine double number,
full Of tiny Christmas Stories and lovely Christ
mas pictures, all in big print on thick paper,
just the magazine 10 teach babies to read 1t is
only fifty cents year. ID. Lothrop IL Co.,
publishers, Boston, Mass.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-01-18

10y For Sale Cheap.-A good Work Horse
Also good Butter Cow, to be fresh next March.
&. Edward Kerr, near Fountain Green Hist
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vICK'S
ILLUSTRATED PRICED CATALOGUE.

tons of thousands of the best Flowers and Vegeta
in the world and the tcay to gro,o hem-aI for TWO
CENT postage stamp. Printed in German and Eng
lish.
Weeks Flower and Vegetable Garden.
so cents in paper covers; in elegant cloth covers,
$1O0.
Vick's illustrated Monthly Magazine.
80 pages fine Illustrations and Colored Plate in every
number. Price ST. year /; Five copies for $500
Address, JAMES WICK, Rochester N. Y.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-01-18

SALE OF GLEN CovE,-Messrs. Barnes &
Archer, of Lapidum, have purchased of DR..
r, II. Archer and Edward Dickinson, the
Glen Cove property, formerly owned by the
late R. l. jackson. They propose to carry
on at that point the lumber, grain and fertili-
ger business, in connection with their business
at Lapidum.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-01-18

Ofthe Hartford delegation, Mr. stump and
DR.. Scarhoro voted for Judge Stump Mr..
Scott for Philip F. Thomas, and Mr.. Vandi-
yer for Robert NJ McLane.
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VICK7S
FLOWER AND VEGETABLE GARDEN

is the most beautiful work of the kind in the world
1t contains nearly $50 pages hundreds of fine lustra.
tons, and sig Chrome Plates Of Fio,oers beautifully
drawn and colored from nature Price 60 paper
covers SLIGO in elegant CLOTH Printed in German and
English.
VICK'S ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY MAGAZINE
80 pages, fine Illustrations and Colored Plate in every
number. Price ST. year Five copies for $780,
VICK'S CATALoGUE,-30o illustrations, only
cents.
Address, JAMES WICK, Rochester, MY.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-01-18

Tile Floral and Fruit Magazine, is the title
of new monthly journal, the publication
of which has just been commenced at Washing
ton, d. c., by d. S. Curtiss, formerly of the
Maryland Farmer, of Baltimore. AS its name
implies, it is devoted TO matters of practical
interest and value, in relation to the culture of
flowers. The January number, which is before
us, is well printed, well illustrated, and full of
original and selected articles, which may be read
with profit by even the most experienced cult
vators Of flowers and fruits. Its subscription
price is 81 year.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-01-18

ssS- For Sale.-A desirable Lot in Falston,
improved with House and Stable, both nearly
new; well OF excellent and never-faling water
in the kitchen. Fruit, Shade and ornamental
Trees, all ilourishng. Terms Easy Possession
given April 1st, 1878 Apply nj once to G. K.
Holingsworth, Falston P. o., Hartford Co., Md.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-01-18

2 VIM. McCommons,
2 John Osborn,
The following nan
box, from which the
FIRST
Geo. w. McComas,
John Waldman,
James Cochran,
B. II. Hanson, Jr,
Il. F. Garrettson,
John Haviland,
Thomas Moulsdale,
Allen Hoffman,
| VIM. f. Anderson,
| Thos. j. Tydings,
| SECOND
| Daniel Chesney,
VIM. McCommons,
jarrett T. Baldwin,
Melville Thompson,
John r. Walker,
Nathan Barron,
Samuel Kirk,
Benjamin Cole,
Henry A. Raymond,
Robt. A. Mitchell,
John Osborn,
james Keithly,
James A. Cooley,
Geo. A. Gilbert,
Geo. Crevenston,
j. Henry Greenway,
Augustus F. Brown,
W w. r. Hall,
Richard Holloway,
Charles Osborn.
THIRD
Samuel Martin,
Abel ID. Wilson,
John Lochary,
George Kirk,
Howard lowering,
Joseph 0. Cole,
E. Pearson Amos,
Patrick Dunnigan,
Geo. A, Henlslcr,
Wakeman Morgan,
VIM. ID. BarllesOn,
Henry Os,hinc,
Thomas Beaumont,
Frederick Becltel,
Geo. G. Jeffrey,
J. Stonebraker, Jr.,
John Clark,
John Robinson,
Garrett Amos,
Francis Kearney,
FOURTH
Samuel Arthur,
Samuel Deets,
Alfred Garrettson,
Cornelius Murphy,
| Andrew Smallsbeck,
Geo. w. Morse,
Samuel Street,,
Geo. B. Rigdon,
John Shaw,
E. Stanley Rogers,
A. j. Wiley,
Wash Barton,
Corbin Taylor,
Frank Macatee,
Thomas Kennedy,
Peter F. Clarey
VIM. Ayres.
Lewis King, ST..
Jas. VI. Scarf,
Samuel Moore,
FIFTH
VIM. II. Flaharty,
Joseph w. Famous,
Charles Crew,
Sam'l w. Hopkins,
Frank J. Hopkins,
james II. Kerr,
VIM. L, Bailey,
Thomas Ii. STREET.,
Hugh T. Heaps,
Henry 8. GorreIl,
Jos. E. Worlh;ngton,
Hugh N. Stokes,
JOS. Ii. HOPKINS,
Henry r. Walters,
rhos. A McNutt,
Henry Macatee,
John Keys,
Thomas G. Jones,
Daniel p. Thomas,
Thos. II. Z. Reed,
SMITH ]
Robert Seneca,
VIM. ]. O'Neil,
Joseph II. Carver,
Frank Hopper,
VIM. o. Field,
John N. Spencer,
G. p. Field,
Clement Weber,
Jacob Hergenrother,
Matthew Hewlett,
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u" For salc.-Two Fresh Cows. J. s. Rich
ardson, Bel Air. dec2S
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The MARYLAND PENITENTIARY.--Th
report of the directors of the Maryland Pen.
| itentiary which we have received, contains
some interesting information and statistics.
The institution is not only selfsupportng
but yields small revenue to the State over
and above its expenses, from the labor of the
prisoners. There are now S57 prisoners in
the institution, larger numter, perhaps,
than were ever before confined there at one
time. The statistics, which go back to 1861,
show that while the war lasted the institu-
ton had less than one-haf as many inmate s
as at present. Whether the subsequent in
| crease was caused by the decentralization of
war, or because the desperate and dangerous
classes who found refuge in the armies re-
turned to plague society, is subject for
speculation. The hard times have also had
the effect Of increasing the number of crimi-
nails tor the past two years
During the war the white prisoners out
numbered the blacks. Since 1876, while
there has been no average increase in the
number of white convicts the total increase
is due To the colored prisoners Ofthc S57
inmates now IN The Pententiary 564 are COL
ored
Nearly every trade and profession has lis
representatives in the Peniteniary. The
most numerous are the aborers, of whom
26l find home within the prison wallis
There are also 1915 farm hands, 5 farmers, IS
house servants, II carpenters, m;lers, 10
hosilers, IL painters, . saloon keepers,
tavern keeper, 2 school teachers, and not a
single lawyer. OF the entire number Az, can
not read nor write. The unmarried out
number the married two to one, and there
are only 81 widowers and widows in the
institution. Only 1876 were strictly TEMPER
ate the remainder, rel, being composed of
the occasionally Incorporate and moderate
drinkers.
The native-born Marylanders number 562.
of whom Hartford has sent 90. There are
only 3D. foreigners among the S57 inmates.
The Penitentiary is conducted in highly
commendable manner, and while the disci-
plne is, as it should be, firm and iudicious,
the prisoners and kindly treated and made
comfortable.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-01-18

FATAL ACCIDENT.-John Sweeing, who
accidentally shot himself in the left arm
while out cunning, on the 3lst of December,
died on Wednesday night of last week. He
was son of Benjamin Sweeting, who lives
four miles south Perrymansville lie was
10 years old and highly esteemed
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-01-18

ssag-A trst-class Bar, Billiard Room, with
Oyster Counter, to let, connected with the
Westminster Hotel, corner of Charles and Sara
loga streets, Baltimore-all In running order.-
This is good chance for steady young man
meaning business. Call on or address g. b. N,
Westminster Hotel, as above. dec2l-5t
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DEATH fhOM hPOPLEAf.-On SATURDAY.
last, Patrick Oman, n well-known citizen of
Darlington and an extensive mail contractor
stopped at Claymans Hotel, in Bel Air, on
his way home from Baltimore. He appeared
to be well and cheerful and after dinner sat
down in the parlor before the fire and fell
asleep. He continued in this condition until
late in the evening, when an attempt was
made to arouse him, and it was discovered
that he was unconscious. DR.. Lee was sent
for, and pronounced it case of apoplexy.
The Doctor remained with him all night, but
efforts at restoration were Intellectual, and
Mr.. Oman died about two o'clock Sunday af
ternoon. His family were summoned by tele.
graph and his son came at once. The
young man returned home for his mother
but Mrs. Oman did not arrive before her
husbands death. His remains were taken
home on Sunday night, and inferred at st.
Ignatius' Church, Hickory, on Wednesday.
MIR. Oman was about 60 years of age. He
had several mail contracts in Hartford county.
and others in New Jersey, Pennsylvania and
Texas. He was an energetic, reliable bust
ness man and good citizen.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-01-18

e. Whitman & Co.'S illustrated Catalogue Of
Seeds, Fertilizers and Agricultural Implements.
Issued by the firm above named, at Baltimore.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-01-18

SUDDEN DEATH-On Sunday morning
about four o'clock, Mrs. Moffet, wife of Will
liam Moffet living on the farm of Col. VIM.
Hanna, ST., near Fountain Green, was taken
i'll with sensation of smothering. Her hus-
band lifted her out of bed and placing her in
a chair went to Mr., J. C. Hanna's house for as
sistance. He returned in very short time,
and found her dead. Her death is attributed
to heart disease. She left helpless family
of five small children.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-01-18

s5y The Hotel Property, in Bel Air, now &C.
cupied by VIM. H. stngmer, will be exchanged
for small Farm, with good improvements and
clear title. The Hotel is in the best business
location in Bel Air, and has in connection with
1t three valuable Building Lots. Apply to
Robert W. Whaland, Attorney at Law or to
f. w. Baker, Bel Air. octl2
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-01-18

sY- Hauling.-Wheat, Hay and Corn hauled
at low rates. Bags for hire by Henry Reckord,
T. %. Fork Meeting House, Baltimore county,
Nd. aug3
az For Rent-Stone Dwelling House corner
Main st. and Hickory evenue, Bel Air. Apply
at this office or R. W. Whaland, Bel Air, Md.
0ct2s
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-01-18

say"F For Rent.-Dweling, Store House and
20 Acres of Land B. F. Minnick, Hickory.
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s8g Several young Berkshire Pigs of best
stock, for sale at low rates. A. NJ. Fulford, Bel
Air. dec14
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tSy- For Rent.-A productive farm of first
class Deer Creek land, containing $50 acres
Address A. b., Thomas's Run, Hartford county,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-14
TrfE P.IP.tI SUCCESSION.
Three Parties In the sacred College and Their
t"ndidates-rhe r"pcs Wealth.

ROME. Feb. l3.-Thc Libcrtn says that
three parties have formed in tho Sacred College.
namely. the irrcronciahles. the advocates Of
compromise, aud the advocates Of the main
trnancr oi the status quo The first of these
parties. led by Cardinal Manning. commands
about twelve votes. Tho second j. said To- have
decided 10 support the election OF Cardinal
Morcui. Archbishop Of Ravenna. while the
third which l. tho most numerous party. j. said
To- ha,r solicited Cardinal Luigi III Canossa
Archbishop ol Verona. a. il candidate
IoNpo>. Fob. l3.-Thc Times Rome CORE
spondrui trlrgraphs ~ follows: Tho Amha>sn-
Il r. ui IA" Cathode bowers have Jointly init
mated iu the tn"rlcncO that il som" Car
dirhl9 known Tor their unronpromising spirit
Whom thcN name. mr." likely 10 ohtnin the sui
irHgcs of thol onclavc. the Ambassadors would
be compelled 10 OPPOSE their election. The
tdm"rl-nso has found in the rupcs dosk u
senled packet with n,iru fions FOR delivering It
into III" hands IT his successor. II al.n found
iuOuou Srud. the destination Vt which probably
l. dos iInated IN the rupr'- testament. The
Popcs w"nih altogether j. snid 10 amount To
l20wO,uW lire 1913, l60u0ol. which is mostly in
tho hands 81 the lothsrhds At Paris"
The Cardinals have drcdod tu reserve COM
p,et" liberty nf action. hut 10 permit the powers
having III" right 10 the veto to make Interior
rrplosr citations.
The lying in state ~ the remains NJ TIA. lnte
Piu- IN. has terminated, and 81. Peters has
been closed preparatory To the ihtermcnt.