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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-21

THIS properly IS al UnithcrTs SIDING, On The
baltimore and Ohio Railroad, y miles FROM
Hoods Mills and / from Sykesyille. The
buildings on this land are in good repair, and
the value Of the property renders this dcsi.
rahle Investment
Terms of sale cash; or, il desired hy the
purchaser, one-half cash, balance in six
months, TO be secured by note with approved
security, bearing interest from the dny OF sale.
CHAS. T. REIFSNIDER, Assignee.
jun l4.s II. c. Matthews. Auct'r.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-21
State of MARYLAND.

oFFloR OF the SECRETARY or SrArg.
ANNAPOLIS, June lIth, 1879.
10 all WhOm Il may Concern.
NOTICE Is hereby given, that application
~ has been made to the Governor for n
pardon IN the case of the State VS.. Conrad
hichelberger aud John II. Wilson, convicted
10 I, the cireait Court for Carroll county. at Nav
fer1, 1878, for winning money at cards by 4
for two years and to pay tine Of 5000 each
The petition is supported by the recon.
mendaIon Of the Court aud States Attornav
The Governor will take up the said case lor
iinal decision, on or after Thursday, The
twenty-sixth day Of June, 1879, until which
Tune protests against the said application will
inspection, at the discretion of the (,oyernor
by order Of the Governor,
II. G. HoLLYDAY,
Jahe %i-t Secretary Of State.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-21
In the Orphans Court Of oarroll O.,

JoSE Term, 1870.
nkDERED this 18th day Of June. 1879
~ by the Judges Of the Orphans Court az
Varroll comfy, that the final account and
distribution of the assets Of the personal -,
tate Of Charles W. Hood, deceased, vet 10 The
hands Of J. Oliver Wadlow, administrator ~
said deceased, made among the Creditors az
sa,a deceased, be ratified and confirmed,
before the 9Th day Of July next nrcy;d.a :
copy OF this order be inserted for two snceas'
aiye weeks before tho last named day IN some
newspaper published IN Carroll county SS'"S
ADAM SHOWER,
ISAAC c. BALE,
LOUIS p. SLINGLUFF.
Judges the Orphans Court
True Copy-Test:
lfEsaY +. BRlrz,
juno <l'zt Register Of Willis.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-21

The BALTINoREAS is a journal that
We can heartily recommend to our friends
who desire to take Baltimore weekly
literary paper. Nothing ever appears in
its columns that is in any way offensive,
and it can be placed in the hands of young
persons without fear Of any evil consc-
quenccs. Its corps Of correspondents is
large and keeps its readers thoroughly
posted in social and general affairs; its city
gossip is interesting, and its reports Of
social gatherings aud society news are full.
Altogether it is a paper that cOmmonds
itself to the public.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-21

W.. lp-p ENllil I.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll county.
VIM =. Maulsby, Trustee, VS.. Henry S. Davis
and Drusilla Davis, his wife.
nRpERED this 10th day of June, A. d.
~ 1879, that the sale of the real estate
made aud reported in the third report of sale
IN the above cause by William Il. Maulsby
trustee, under aud by virtue of deed Of
trust executed to him by Henry s. Davis
and wife, be finally ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary be shown ON or
before the 10th day of July next provided a
copy OF this order be inserted in some news.
paper published in Carroll county, Maryland,
once week Tor three successive weeks preyi.
Gus to the 9Th day Of July next.
The report states the amount of sale IN ba
S'Os'vS' WIN. N. HAYDEN,
True Copy-Test,
June ll'si tGASK I. SHAW, Clerk.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-21

4 aoaipius lheesing Sf he Hartford
eoansys Nd. Celsmbia and Oxford, Pa
and Cecil county Medical Societies. will
saka plaes a Port peposis. aayS tho 2lss
insiaeI
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-21
Proposals for Iron Bridges.

plDS will be received BY the County Com.
40 missioucrs for Carroll County, at their
office in Westminster, Nd, until july 2Is,.
1879, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, for the iron work
for four Bridges, Of the following dimensions.
LIST Bridge At Union Mills, over Pipe Crock,
3j feet between abntments, II feet roadway
low truss. 2d-at David Roop's Mil. near
Wakefield Station, Western Maryland Rail,
road, over Pipe Creek, IS feet between
abntmcnt', IL feet roadway. aud low trass.
3D., at +. l.. llering's Mill, near Enksburr-
over Beaver Run, 80 feet between abutm eut.,
L feet roadway, low truss. 9Th, near Fink..
burg W. NJ, L. r., over Paiapsco Falls, g.
feet between abutmcnis, II feet roadway,
low truss Tho flooring OF each Of The
Bridges 10 be Of q inch white oak plank
Iron work to be well painted Bridge so b.
paid for wheu completed aud accepted l,y ibs
County Commissioner or their authofik ned
agents by order
june iiiw l.. C. TRUMBO. Clrfk.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-21

Absenteeism is carried to great length
in Congress, 90 in the Senate and about
100 10 the House. Il is difficult, at times,
to secure a quorum.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-21

The New York World annouaces author.
tatiyely that the Khediye OF Egypt has form.
ally presented one OF the antique monolishs
known rs CleopatFa's Needles 10 the city Of
New York. This one stands Al HeliopoIis,
where Moses, the Hebrew law;giver, became
learned IN the wisdom Of the Egyptians, and
y a sister Of the obeisk recently carried 70
England and sci upon The Thames embank
meet A citizen Of New York has agreed Is
deffay he expenses Of bringing The Khediveis
latest gin to New York city and nothing re-.
maius now bat 70 select location fof Il.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-21
NOTICE.

Mh- Edward Reese Il IN no way co....,
pIs 90 with the sale Of .he aol;yer ch;,Iss
LOW being for sale ii thjs eon,,s ., ,'''i.l
- ,ne Implement Warehouse OF / n W. NY
Els, y, Westminster Beware ~ ;n;,a,; 80
June l4-2t ''-''Avois,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-21
Examiners Notice.

TllE undersigned, Examiners. appointed
Il by virtue Of commission 10 them issued
by the County Commissioners Of Carroll
county, to open public road in said county
commencing n; tho Ridge Road, near Car
ters Tavern, at Woodbiue, aud running
through the lands Of Grove l.. Welsh, Eph.
rain HepP, Reuben Harrison, George T.
Bnckingham, Jesse r, Gosnell, John lIaui-
son, John Flemming and Elisha $. Young to
the Harrisyille road, near the late jesse
Leatherwoods dwelling.
All persons whom Il may concern are here.
by notified that We will meet at the Tavern OF
james Albasgb, near Woodbine, on Woiaes.
day, ne sitA day Of june, 1879, Mt o clock,
a NJ to execute The trust reposcd in rs by
the Aforesaid com ission.
JOHN N. SELBY,
J. N. DORSEY.
r. +. McKENNY,
may ~ OF Examiner.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-21
/ IL ACRES OF LAND,

subject to the exceptions and reservations set
forth and mentioned in the lease herein re.
ferred TO. The said lot Of hand being the
same which is described in lease from Chas.
W. Hood and wife to Robert o. Day, bearing
date April 10Th, 1872, and recorded among
the Land Records Of Carroll county in liber
j. b. b., No. II, Folio pa, &c. for the term
OF ninety,nine years, renewable forever, com
mencing on the first day Of January, 1872, at
the annual rent OF $50 per annnm, ia equal
half yearly payments Of SIS each, clear OF all
deductions for taxes and assessments Of every
kind The improvements thereon consist Of
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-21

Captain James B. Eads, Of the Missisippi
Jelly lame. has his own notions IN regard 10 4
Ship Canal ucr0ss the Esthmns lie would
dig the canal alongside the Panama railroad.
Such work, he j. surn, would cost much
less than would canal By any other route.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-21

Report of the Condition
Df the Union National Bank If Westminster,
al Westaiister, in The State Of Maryland,
at The close If business, J,We I'M, 1879.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-21

Baccalaureaies were delivered in sundry
places on Sunday last.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-21

Muster IaAxslapi Il IIsyli, is not dead,
as formerly ffr0s's4.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-21
DIED.

pea,,. Hyc-r,o~'o.. Postry &C. r'cs cr"' per line
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-21
LIST OF LETTERS
MORTGAGES SALE
LOT OF LAND,
DWELLING HOUSE, &c.

DY virtue ola power OF sale contained IN
ID a Mortgage from Charles W. Hood and
wife to John A. Barker, Trustee, bearing
date September u, 1916, recorded among the
Real Estate Mortgage Records of Carroll
county in Liber i. Z. s, No. 10, Folio %,
&c, and by the said mortgage assigned to
the undersigned ] will offer, vt Public Sale,
to the highest bidder, on the premises, on
Saturday, he 5h day Of July, i. D. 1872,
at ? o clock, p. M, all that part Of a tract of
land being part Of tract Of land called
"Mounl Pleasant Enlarged, containing about
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-21
BACON / BAcoNi

m nnn pounds good eoantry ea a.
OOsOOO Bacon and ahoai 8, VOV NJ !,
good Lard, for sale al Wholesale and retail, Y.
W. nndeFslgneds, QUO nils nsFlh'easi OF Nc"
windsor. A call Is solicited.
may i0.sms JAS. W. IsANTl q %.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-21

TIE DEMO RACY of Pennsylvania is
very much exercised Just now to know
how they shall make even a respecta.
BILE showing at the next election. The
party is in such minority in the state
that there is no chance for them to car
ry it without union Of the Democracy
and the Greenbackers. To effect this
union it is said all the efforts ofRandall
and Wallace are to be directed. The
Democrats have no hope whatever of
carrying the State by the Greenbackers
unning suparats ticket, and are de-
voutly hoping that a Goa lition may be
effected. They think that by giving
Hendrick B. Wright, the Greenback
Democratic Congressman from the Lu-
zerne district, the nomination for State
Treasurer, they could please both the
Democrats and tn. Greenbackers. Nc
doubt the Republicans would be very
glad if such an arrangement could be ef-
fected, for in such case the Repub.
lican candidates might have 10000
majority.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-21
Our Circulation.

We invite the business men OF Will
mington, and indeed of the whole state
to pay the REPUBLICAN press room d
visit and see for themselves the large
editions of our daily run oil on our
Campbell railroad press. Come and
see and then make comparisons. The
following is the daily edition Of the ne
PUBLICAN since Saturday last, inclu-
sive:
Saturday, May l7th, o'4oo
Tnssday goth, 5000
Daily Republican., 1879-05-21

not claim that they were loyal accord
ing to the Interpretation Of the Repuo-
licans, but after Democratic fashion,
that is, that they were opposed to the
war, that peace might have been main
tanned by letting the South alone, that
concessions might have been made TO
the South upon the basis Of Offering
more protection to slavery, which the
South wanted to make the corner stone
of the Republic, and in many other
details which the Republicans stubborn
| ly persisted in calling disloyalty, and
the Democrats loyalty. The only dill
ference between Mr.. Bayard and the
Republicans during the war was, that
the former when he addressed any
public assemblage, it was always IN the
interests Of peace at any price and
against war on any terms.
He always showed his loyalty by re-
ioicing over rebel victories, and was
sad when the Union armies were sue
cessful, The defeat of Lee at Gettys-
burg, was an occasion Of supreme sor-
row to this loyal Delaware Senator, and
the day that Lee delivered up his sword
to General Grant at Appomattox was
the saddest of his life. The reason that
Republicans do not quite understand
Mr.. Bayard's loyalty during the war il
lonly because the latter happened tt
lhave a different way of saving thu
Union. While the loyal people Of thu
North thought Lincoln's plan the best
Bavard preferred Ben Hills plan, witt
has lately proclaimed himself as typ
of the true Union men who would hav'
saved the nation from war had the Re
publicaps only stepped out of the wa.
and allowed him TO carry out his plan
Mr.. Bayard is too honest man to CLAIM
LOYALTY for the Democratic party of Del
aware according to the Republican IN
I terr relation of the word loyalty, bu
:, what he meant must have been tina
: they were loyal to their political opin
ions, whatever they may have been
D This was Mr.. Bayard's kind of loyalt.
Y and the loyalty of those for whom h
: speaks, but not the kind that triumph
: ed in the end, and to which Mr.. Bayar
is a stranger.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-21

As THERE has been no caucus of the
Democratic Congressman called since
the Presidents last veto, it is supposed
that they are waiting for Proctor Knott
to prepare draft of his address, to the
country at large. If Knott is really en-
gagged in preparing such an address, he
should hasten before the country for
gets that the President really did veto
two of their bills. If there is any
doubt of the ability of Mr.. Knott to
grapple with the subject, he should BE-
assisted by such pure minded statesmen
and patriots as Chalmers, the hero of
the Fort Pillow massacre, Shelley Of
Alabama, and Hull of Florida. Chal-
mers could inform the public how he
got elected from a district that contains
$1,000 Republican majority. Shelley
could tell how he bnlldozed a distrie,
with $4,000 Republican majority in it
into electing himself to Congress. Hull
could tell how to manipulate and change
Republican tickets into Democrat,
tickets, for which some of his helper;
have already been sent to the peniten
tiary, and for which he is also on tria
and may be sent to keep them company
If these worthless would not be sutti
cient to make the address interestin!
to the people, Butcher Butler might b.
called in, and he might tell what h
knows about the purity Of the Soutl
Carolina ballot, and how the butcherie
of Hamburg and Ellenton made then
pure. By all means let us have tn
address. This thing Of having SO man,
vetoes is becoming mo1otonous.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-21

TIE "Gazette" is wonderfully tickled
over what it consioels the scoring tha
senator Blaine got on Monday from
Senator Bayard for daring to insinuate
that the latter's father was not as
loyal as lie might have beea during the
war. According to tile "Gazette,' u
Blaine got a terrible "sitting down,
and it will be a long time before he
will venture to allude so disparagirgl ly
to Delaware Senator again. If this
little episode so pleases our neighbor he
is welcome to all the comfort he can ex-
tract out of it. We publish synopsis
of the running debate elsewhere in the
Republican, that our readers can read
it and Judge for themselves.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-21

We HAVE frequently been importu-
ed to publish more communications
about the butcher Watson Bryant affair
but we have as invariably declined.
The people have had enough of the
scandal. They are sick OF it. Let Mr..
Butcher come home and look afrer his
poor neglected family and deserted wife
and then We may have more to say as
the case may justify. For the present
We would say, let those whom the peo.
pie know and in whom they have con.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-21
A NOTE.

Tho ssRepublican sttll ieads IN
e,rculstion. Advertise where 20"
get the most for your money anu
ens ..Republican'' In that Daper.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-21

THE NEGRO exodus fever seems to
have reached Virginia, but it is hardly
likely that the convention of colored
people which met in Richmond on Mon
day for the purpose of promoting an
emigration movement among the Vir-
ginia negroes, will accomplish great
deal in that direction. The black peo-
pie of that State do not have fair play,
but they have never been subjected to
such persecution as has afflicted the
members of their race in Louisiana,
South Carolina and Mississippi. The
whites in the last named States are
the mino.ity and they resorted to vio-
lenee 70 keep the state governments
ont of the hands Of the black majority
But in Virginia the whites have always
been able to defeat tie blacks in fail
elections, and there has been no provo
cation to treat them with great cruelty
The negro race will not engage in ap!.
large emigration movement exceptln,
under the impulse Of a severe necessity
and that does not exist in Virginia
One of the speakers, yesterday, emu
merating the grievances of the black
y in the State, alluded to the law whic
! forbids the two races to intermarry
: but this will hardly be regarded b
q most negroes as hardship, for thel
q are very few who do not prefer to MARI
r among their own people.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-21
LACE TOPS AND ELASTIC BANM'
myQ-lm j

TNNrEkfk push and pluch' Mo-.
ID and energy entitle man 70 sn, uon,t
thea Charlie Kyle, the ice cream and cVnS
tjonery man, ut the Second street lnaa' a
house, sheuld be u successful man. ChiiIhs ~,
succeeding in pleasing the people, an ana nuy nj
rapidly building up Il large trade. ~ r cor
ness is increasing 50 rapidly that ne 'sST sorTt|
PEELED to remodel his old stand at tne tn,oS All
Of Sixth and Orange streets. He has hllGa N.Y. Nd
store up in a tirstclass style. Charl III
been at his stand Tor the past twehij ,nlt
years, and his many customers Will. no "r 'osJs
be pleased with the new alterations ,"Tdat NV"
The grand opening took place last SaIu1ss 'rsus
evening, and Charlie made grea! r'ppi pN
rations for the event. He also suPp..vth III
mics. excursions and private families wilm ,nss N
cream at all hours Of the day, and at rI''''
suit the times. ms
Daily Republican., 1879-05-21

lyEEDS, SEEDS.-We have Just lald 'IH jsp|
y stock Of Fresh Genuine Reliapie nov
den Seeds, and advise all who may 10 emoud|
bled with an inclination to save their potto1 m1
In their purchases, to try our ROCK 'V'
Prices, for we mean business. rv
mh1o No, tll Market stie,'
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-18

been given In Z urt How deeply involved
Ingersol is can not yet be ascertaipej, as it
is supposed there are many who had the
greatest confidence In the fashy style of
conducting business at the house, and were
sure that the foundation was strong. The
judgments at present to satisfy are three
notes held by Christian G. Funk for
So, 2l8 20. that of Mary Ingersol for So, 225,
and Of Jos. N. lngersol IA sony for 81, l,046 20.
Our STALwART CHIEF, HIS CHIPS AND
SPLINTERs. Mayor Edward Stockton Wal
ace-Qur chieftain and dispenser of Midget
justice. heres greeting. Thou the terror of
law breakers aud orlginatorsU Of the Lowest"
ssible fine gag. To the long life thou
hast served us we'll
Chief Fred. uchman-Commande of
the big" eight. The charge is well be-
slowed For efficiency thou laekest not.
Consideration is the i.oblest feature of thy
work.
Marshal Foss Hay ward--You little fat
rascal, our ewes survey thee. Thou. tile
genial enthusiast If substantial ''whacks,"
NAV thy daily labors continue to heighten
that smile, may prosperity be with thee
always
Officer Tempest Wilson-We smile upon
You. thou 'nonarcl, Of ali You survey"
vigilance thou lackest not for; but consid-
Grafton. my boy, consideration. '.Remem-
ber you have children Of your owB."
Officer Dave Crnft-Modest man; we have
seen" you. The right man in the right
place.
Officer James No.ton-AIl hail to the
terror Of the bloody Fourth. Thy sus-
picions are with foundation. Bring them
in, Janiesey. Thou hale fellow, well met
here's our sentiments: 'Sweet sianiber for
thine to the natives In thy Charge"
Officer F ank Lang-Tl,ou avalanche of
smiles, shake! At the helm we ind yoa,
fthy constitution seemingly made strong
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-18
Cincinnati Leaf Tobacco Market.

The offerings at auction at the warehouses foI
the week ending with yesterday were 457 hogs
heads, against 547 hogsheaos last week. Prices on
common grades and colory lugs continue to rula
high while good md fine medium leaf was a
s ade easier bv %9s4c Fine red filters were full
up bringing 1S1c and l9c, but fine bright cutting
ranged at 1s62As1c
So The reflections for the week were heavy. which
were almost entirely on metipm grades Several
of our old reliable shippers closed out this week.
The offerings on Friday were only 36 hogsheads,
and the market closed quiet and steady at shade
easier prices.
Quotations for Mason County. Kentucky
Lngs-Comm0n, 81 5O16; good, $9@1l; eolory.
S12@13 50: bright, s14al5.
Leaf Common cutting Sl3@l4; medium cut
ting, &6@17; fine. $40 s0M2.
F'lers-eomron, S8m10; common red, $l3d14;
good red. Sl6@l7; fine red, Sl8MlS50
The offerings at auction for the past week were
457 hhds and LOG boxes as follows:
269 hhds and 3 boxes Mason County. Kv.-a
hhds at s3a5 So Mt s6a7 10 1s Mt $s@a Is. 1913 at
S10al4 rs. 191 at sl5@1925, 1hhd new at Sil 25; 3
boxes at 81 3O@l1.
90 hhds Brown County. Ohio-l hid at 81 10,
hhds at IS 75@9 70, IA hhds at sl1 75@lf 75 IS
| hhds at sl5a19 rs, | hid at $40 70.
| ~ hhds Owen County, Kenmckv-2 bids at
So Anal 90 at 81 40 8 at $ss 10 81 at s10@ IA IS.
| IA at &i56n18 25: hid new at S4 49,
| hid Pendleton County, Kentucky at 80 25.
shhds West Virginia--1 hid ut 81 90, hhds st
$S 9O@s 40, 2at ~ 0 75m12 l at s1h 25.
q hhds Southern Kentuckv-7 hhds at "a 250
s 30, at 81 50@7 S0 7 at SS 0s@0 ah
bids Northern Oho-l at s. So, 2 at $6f26 50.
| at So F5n9 95
2hhds Eastern Ohio at sSN7 Co.
| 9 hhds M'ssonri-s at s5a5 50. 1 at 50.
! 10 hhds Illinois at S3tat 26.
8S boXas Ohio Seod-9S ut ~ SOFAS q at S60
50. II at $sa9 90 10 at $40 25a1t 25. at SIS so
| 81 boxes Wisconsin Secd-7 nj S2(95, at Sc 70
| al so. A at $S@9 70, 7 at S10@11 rs.