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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-09-13

Preparations have been made ut Savannah,
Ga, for laying The cornerstone Of monu-
ment to Sergeant William Jasper, who fell at
the seige Of that city, October 9th, 1779.
Senator Gordon is to deliver the ordlion.
An unknown scoundrel attempted to wreck
the Washington Express train, on the p W.
u. Railroad, Saturday night, by placing q
to on the track at Traynors Station, below
Chester. The tie was caught by the locomo
tive and carried over mile.
The furniture in the La Pierre Hotel, Phil.
adelphia, has been sold by auction for SEQ
900, which sum is far below its value. The
tenant demanded repairs that the owners
would not make, and the former summarily
determined TO close. This was thcf first hotel
IN this country TO put up prices above 81 a
day, and used to be very fashionable. The
Centennial Exhibition caused a brisk season
in the Philadelphia hotel business; but the
reaction has closed the American and West
End, besides the houses that were built es.
pecially for that season.
At the convention Of the American Bar As.
sooiatiaR In Saratoga, President Broadhead
made an address on the new California Con.
stitution, and the only part OF his speech that
elected cheers from his hearers was that
where he said that hereafter judges Of the
supreme and Superior Courts in the Golden
State will DO required, before being permitted
to draw their salaries, to make affidavit that
no cause in their courts remains undecided
that has been Submitted for ninety days
This provision Of the constitution originated
with the lawyers Of San Francisco. Many
attorneys thought it showed disrespect for the
bench, but it seems to be the opinion of the
profession IN the country at large that some.
thing Of the kind is desirable.
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Tho Republican Platform.


The declarations Of the Republican
County Convention on "Wednesday, to say
the least, were reckless in their assertions,
aud not sustained By facts They assert
that the taxes have been increased from
year to year, and that the expenditures
are far beyond what is absolutely necessa-
ry. The levy for county purposes in 1873
was AZ cents; in 1874, 40 cents; in 1875,
AZ cents; in 1876, AZ cents; in 1877, n
cents; ia 1878, 80 cents; in 1879, 80 cts.
II will be observed that the tax for county
expenses has been nearly uniform for the
past six years, and the increase amounts
to but three cents, during that period.
The levy for this year would have been
reduced, but by reason Of large court ex-
penses and other necessary OUTLAWS for
bridges, &c.
The resolutions complain that the pro-
perry is assessed out of all proportion to
its real value This may or may not be
so, and it would be a difficult matter to
determine, cntailing more trouble and OK
pensc than we believe the authors Of the
resolutions have expended. Whether true
or not, would not affect the amount levied
upon the people The public schools must
be maintained, the courts must be kept up,
bridges and roads must be provided, aud
all expenses Of the county must be met
What matters it, then, whether VIC pay
low rate Of taxation on a large assessment,
or large rate on small assessment?
The amount TO be raised remains the same.
The next resolution relates to the man
agement of the aims house. OF this we
viii have something hereafter, merely re-
marking now that f,he Republican party is
depending for support upon the Offices they
expect TO obtain at the next election, they
had better advocate the continuance of
that institution.
The fifth resolution will receive attcn-
ton hereafter, and for present rcfutation
Of one of its assertions, We refer the reader
to the official statement Of county expenses
published in this issue
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

1NPRlNcIpLED persons are selling nm
~ interior quality OF Dissolved Bone. and nd
calling u Baker's Bone. The Dissolved Raw
bone manufactured by II. ]. Baker 4. a.
ior several years, with great success, Is the ouly
Dissolved Bone known as Bakers Rom w
are a. no, responsible for any Pure Fine Ground
Bone Or Pure Dissolved Raw Bone thst has
not our FIRMS name printed on each Bae.
om... X. j. BAKER a co.
= vincc 70 and as SoaLh Charles Street ana
raoloFy Locust Point, baltimore, Nd.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-09-13

Near Silver Run, August 10, 1879, Catha
rine L. Hull, aged . years, months aud 3
days.
In this city, August 10, 1879, Mary Edna,
infant daughter OF Peter and Louisa Leidicl,
aged months and % days.
September 8, 1879, in Hanover, Henry
Grove, aged 32 years, months, and 2 DAYS.
September 8. 1879, Jesse Swartzbaugll,
OF West Mannheim township, York county,
sged about 40 years.
In Hanover, September !, 1879, Miss
susan Holman, aged "a years, 3 months and
20 days.
10 Wakefield Valley, September 9th, 1879,
Mary Ann Baxsten, aged "A years, 0 months
and "a days. F4i T'''- =
Asleep in Jesus, blessed sleep.
Dearest Mother thou hast LEFT Us.
We thy loss most deeply feel
but Us God that hgs bcreft u.s. .Irr4J
IA Gan all our sorrows heal. .tLE
She Is gone her dear Saviour 10 see,
Her wishes she fully has gained
shes now where she longed 10 be
Then let us iorbear 20 complain
We soon shall behold her again ~
with new aud redoubled delight
No sickness OF sorrow, or pain,
shall ever dsquiet her now:
fny death 10 her spirit was gain
Since Christ was her life when below;
Her soul has now taken It's flight
To mansions OF glory above. WINDS
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An Illinois farmer astonished Decatur By
going into that place with a train of six wae.
ons, laden With 375 bushels Of barley, drawn
By steam road Locomotive Of his own invsn.
ton.
Colonel Nicholas Smith who married Hor.
ace qreeley's eldest danghtsr, u gDinR to leo,
tuFe on g The True Ideal for Americas Youth. ?
Lecture committees will be- interested 10
know that "he has been styled the handsom.
est man in America, the Queen Of England
going 30 far rs 70 pronounce him the hand.
soonest man 10 the world. y
From the Bessemer steel branch OF the iron
trade Of this country comes the same encour.
aging news that marks all other departments
Of that invaluable industry. Increasing con
sumption and orders that are far away ahead
Of TIE possibility o. the establishments nov
10 Elastic all ans tho welcome items Of intel.
ligence ~ anticipation Of probable delay n
getting orders filed everybody is rushing in.
Il IS discovered now that tie price Of qui-
nine Is kept up By einchonidia, sort Of sub
stilute which is protected BY lor.y.peF.cent.
duty. When tie foreign quinine begins to
ilos into the market he Philadelphia sharks,
who work MP the cihehonidia at a cost Of
only twenty-five cents an ounce, are able TO
drite the genuine article q the wall With the
bogus. Congress HjIl have 20 place ci1ehop.
idis on thf ifpe list neSt Winter.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-09-13

The New York Democrats at Syracuse
nominated candidates for State Offices on
Thursday. Lucius Robinson, for Gov
ernor; GARRISON N Potter, for Lieut.
Governor; Allen c. Beach for Secretary
of staiei Fred. p. olcott, for Comptroller;
james Maeken, for Treasurer; Horatio
Seymour, Jr, for State Engineer and A.
SchoOnmakcr. for Attorney General, is
the ticket. All but tho governor were
nominated by reclamation, and he received
243 votes out of SOL Nearly al the can
didates are ineumbeuts.
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At the last meeting OF the Board Of Direc.
tors OF the Carroll County Agricultural Socie
~, Mr.. Granville S. Iaines was designated
@ confer with Col. Hood, President of the
Western Maryland Railroad, in respect 10
special rates over the road daring the fair
The following letter has b"en received which
explains itself;
Western Maryland Railroad Company,
Office of Gen. Freight 4 Ticket Agent,
sts 81 baltimore, Sept. =, 1879.
q. S. HAISFs, Esq = Dear Sir Referring
70 Exhibition of Carroll County Agricultural
Society, would say that we will issue tickets
from local points ut one fare for the round
trip, to which 25 cents for admission will be
added. No Railroad fare to exceed 81. I'm
sold exhibits to be returned free.
Yours Truly,
b. II. GRISWOLD,
General Ticket Agent, w. NJ. X. r.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-09-13

To Georgia many Swedish girls are tax
ing the place Of eolored help. A few years
ago, large number of Swedes, of both
sexes, we're brought from Sweden by the
Immigration Society of SIiddletOwn, Del
The men found ready employment on the
farms aud the women as domcstics, aud
they give great satisfaction TO their en-.
ployers. But at the expiration Of their
contract, they nearly oil left for the cities,
or fos Swedish settlements 10 different
parts of tbe eosatry,
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COUNTY, pEMoORArIo CONVENTION.

WESTMINSTER, Mn, Sept. s, 1879.
At lOa, a. M, Richard Manning, Chair.
man Of the County Democratic Central
Committec, called the Convention to order,
and named DR. D, Rinehart as temporary
Chairman, and VIM. II. vandcrford as
Secretary.
On molten Of Dr. james p. Summers,
committee of one from each district was
appointed on credentials, permanent or
ganizatiou, and order of business, viz
Taneytowu, Hezekiah Hahn; Union
town, John A. Brown; Myers, Samuel
Cover; Finksburg, VIM. H. Stoeksdale !;
Freedom, Joseph j. X. p. Brandenburg /;
Manchester, George l.. Reagle; Westmin-
ster, Charles v. Wantz; Hampstead, Chas
Il. Lauver; franklin, DR.. S. Il. Waters ;
Middleburg, Thomas f. Cover; New Wind
sor, VIM, T. Smith; Union Bridge, Edw.
w. Leeds.
After an absence Of some minutes the
Committee made the following report
Your committee respectfully report that
they have found the list of the several dele.
cations from the different districts correct, ex,
cept district No. /, Taneytown, which has ten
delegates, and your committee recommend
that each delegate be allowed half vote.
We recommend as permanent officers of
this convention, President, DIR. j. Rineharl;
Vice Presidents, Hiram Davis and DIR. 4. ].
Crawford; Secretary, VIM. II. Vanderford.
We recommend that this body be governed
by the rules of the House Of Delegates ms far
as applicable.
In making nominations your committee re.
specially recommend the following order -
LIST, Clerk Of the Circuit Court; I'd, Register
Of Wills; Sd, State Senator; 4th, House Of
Delegates; 9th, States Attorney; 9th, Judges
Of the Orphans Court; Tth, Sheriff; Sth,
County Commissioners 9th, County Treas
urer and Clerk to the Commissioners; 10th,
County Surveyor.
wN I. SMITH, Prest.
CHAs. L. LluyEn, Sec'y.
The report of the committee was adop-
ted. On motion Of Dr. S. II. Waters the
convention proceeded to nominate eandi-
dates for the several positions, viz:
For Clerk of the Circuit Court, DR..
Frank I. Shaw Register of Wills, j.
Oliver Wadlow, DR.. Henry f. Beltz aud
Louis G. Trumbo; State Senator, Henry
Eanderford, Richard B. Norment, T. II.
Shriver; House of Delegates, Robert Sell
man, Jr., Thomas c. Brown, Col. james
Fenner Lee, j. Weston Perkins, james
Koons, B. +, Grouse, T, Herbert Shriver,
Orlando Reese, Charles r. Favour, WIN.
I. Smith, James W. White States At
tOrney, d. N. Henning; Orphans Court,
Francis ii. 0rendora, DIR. James p. Sum.
mers, VIM. II. Grouse, Granville 7. Her
Ing, Me!chOr +. Algire, David IL. Hof-
facker, Adam Shower, Isaiah Ham, David
Fowble, Henry Gait, VIM Frizell, Reuben
Saylor, George l.. Little; Sheriff, George
A. Shower, X. Charles Matthews, Alpha
NJ Ruby, Byron S. Dorsey; County Com
missioners, Jacob NJ. Marker, Col. VIM.
c, Polk, Col, John X. LongwelI, Francis
Warner, Hiram DAYS., Jonas S. Harner,
John 4, lIaines; County Treasurer and
Clerk to tho Commissioners, Joseph A.
Waesche, Daniel Ebangh, B. w. Bucking-
ham County Surveyor, J, Henry Hoppe.
On motion recess was taken until ] !
p. N.
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MARRIED.

On Thursday, September 4, 1879, at the
Iesidence Of Joshua +. ColtriGcr, by Rev. J.
u. Jones, Mr.. John c. Belt and Miss Maggie
A. Wertz, both Of this county.
On August II, 1879, at >Pikesville, Bali.
more county, by the Rev. William Curly,
Mr.. Phineas A. Gorsuch, of this county, and
Miss Annie i. Beam, Of Baltimore county.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-09-13

Storms Of extraordinary violence visited
portions of Mt. Pleasant and Straban town.
ships, Adams county on Wednesday of last
week. The clouds were dark and funnel.
shaped. and destruction marked their course.
On Charles Hemler's farm the barn and wa.
gon shed were partially unroofed. AT Jacob
Sponsellers corn crib and carriage house
farm, the barn was considerably damaged
and chickens we're carried into the air and
torn to pieces. The outbuldings Of Charles
Howard, Joseph Shultz, Isaac I. Frinkerhoff,
Jacob Foot, John u. l.ittle,. Ms. Hoffman,
Jesse McCreary, John G. Brinkerhof, Jere.
miah Taughinbaugh, solomon Longnecker,
and others were more or less injured.
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To the Democrats of Carroll.

HAVING been defeated for the nomina.
- ton for Sheriff ia the late Democratic
Convention, | gracefully accept the result
and pledge cordial support 10 The on,ire
ticket. The nominations are efficient and
sirongi and the ticket will not only meri, liz
vote q every Democrat, but must command
me respect Of the opposition. return thanks
% all those who assisted me ia my Aspirations
during the canvass, and announce 10 chem
ana all other Democrats that will be n tlle
field again two years hence. = ''e
W. :, II. c. MATTHEW'S. I
Westminster, Nd, Sept. 9th, 1879 :
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Ia the Orphan, ceurt Of csroIL COUNTY.

ADJUST lENht 1913.
nRpEaED this 9th day Of September, 1879,
~ by the Judges Of The Orphans Court Of
Carroll county, that the account and distribu
ton OF the assets Of the personal and real es
tate OF Delilah NJ. 0hler, deceased, IN the
hands Of Abraham Stoner, Executor Of said
deceased, be ratified and confirmed, unless
cause be shown 20 the contrary on or before
the 29th day Of September, 1879; provided a
copy OF this order be inserted for two succes'
slye weeks before the last named day in some
newspaper published in Carroll county.
ADAM SHOWER,
ISAAC G. BALE,
LOUIS p. SI4INGLUFF,
Judges Of the Orphans Court.
True eopy,--Test.
HENRY L. BELTZ.
sept 1921 Register Of Wills.
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CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

Owing to the pressure Of business and
the late hour at which the Convention ad-
journed, only few of the districts handed
10 names for the County Ceatral Commit
tee. It is usual, in such cases, that the
old Committee act until the next conyen-
ton shall be called together.
RICHARD MANNING,
Chairman County Central Committee.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-09-13

Howard Meeks, gsq., The poRigee Of
the Greenback Labor Party for Governor,
is au old friend and former business part.
ner Of the senior editor Of the Adeoeate 10
Baltimore city. As politician lie may
be classed among the impracticables, but
Le 10 an able man aud one of the bclt
writer's in the State.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-09-13

Jno. Z. Orndorff, Of the firm Of 0rndorlr 4
Alhapgh, intends goiag 70 New York and
Philadelphia, Monday neat, 18th, 10 make
their first extensive FAiI. purchases Of Dry
Goods, Notions, Carpets, Shoes, Hats, Cloth
ing. etc.
The Old Staten Island Dyeing Establish
ment, Branch Office 40 West Baltimore
Street. Baltimore, is, as ever, prepared 10 do
all kinds Of work IN their line with neainess-
eheapness and despatch. The superior chars
actef Of their work enables them 10 please he
most fasiidious, and save 10 the frugal many
dollar. The attention Of the ladies Of this
vicinity is especially called to their Baltimore
Branch Office.
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no. 1919 EQUITY.

NO. 1919 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
William II, I-amolte VS.. Peter A. Shpley
and wife.
ORDERED this 1llh day Of September,
~ 1875, that the sale made BY George W.
Lamolte, Trustee, under the decree in the
above entitled cause, be finally ratified and
confirmed, unless cause TO the contrary there
OF be shown on or before the 18th day Of 0e'
!!ober next; provided copy Of this order be
inserted IN some paper printed at Westmin-
Ster, Carroll county, once 10 each Of three
successive weeks before the 9th day Of ocio'
Der next. s4
The report states the amount Of sales to be
$1,000
FRANK T. SHAW, Clerk.
True cupy,--Test,
sep 1881 FRAKk 4. SnAw, Clerk.
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The nominations made by the Democratic
convention, in Westminster, on Monday last,
were surprise 10 many in this neighberhood,
yet they believe il N be strong ticket
and will give Il their hearty support. The
CHOICE Of i. Oliver Wadlow for Register of
Villa, and Col w. C. Polk for Commissioner.
from this district who represented the oppos.
ing elements in the party here, was n
q coup d'etat which heals all past differences
and insures for the ticket in November such
vote us will give old Freedom the hammer.
In this year of reconciliation we would say 10
our friends, keep your Rensil IN Your pocket,
and keen the hhyonPt from the polls. ron
want to scratch anything scratch your head,
and remember that q complete success this
year VIII make victory easy for 1880, when
We oil hope 10 sec the bottom rail on ton.
Now that the political tournament is over
aud failing to hear who took the ring, the
people OF Freedom are turning their attention
10 the grand tournament that poGlas OH on
the 18th. We hone Ia SEQ many of our West.
minister G.ends, Who arc promised real
good lime, This cannot be said to be a land
OF corn and wlne, but il truly Is lust now n
land Of corn aud cider
!Sykesville is busy place just now aud fer.
tilizer agents are happy, the place Is com.
plelely blocked with wagons loading hone
and phosphates. The supply of bone is said
to be exhausted, there is nothing left to grind
up now, but Egyptian mummies,
The first frost Of tho season was recorded
on the 10th.
St. Josephs Catholic Church, at Sykesyille,
was dedicated last Sunday, I'LL, by he Most
Reverend Archbishop Of baltimore. The
train that loft baltimore at a, M, brought
quite number from the city aud stations on
the route to witness the ceremonies. About
hive hundred people were present. The ser.
vice was grand and impressive The choir
was assisted by volunteer service from West.
minister, Baltimore and Wheeling, Miss
Golden, Of Wsstmlnster sang Millard's Ave
Yeram. The Archbishop preached from the
laOih psalm. His sermon was 10 yindication
Of the faith and unity Of the Catholic Church,
and was remarkable for its plainness and
force. Quite number Of prominent people
from Howard and Carroll counties we're prea.
eni. The Arehhishap was assisted IL The
dediieatlnn by four priests from Woodstock
College.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-09-13

The Esylish Mechanic, published in
London, says the highest speed yet attained
by railroad locomotive, is 81 miles per
hour. 0Eera mile minute has frequent
ly been run 10 the United States.
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Political Notes.


TBg fAxsAYERs' T,eggT. The Taxpayers
committee Of Baltimore county have agreed
on the following ticket For State Senate,
William whiteIock; for House Of Delegates,
John |. Yellott, Jas. Il. Hooper, L. l.. Con.
rad, p. s. Owens, Wilson Townsend and II.
4. Seth; Sheriff, Jacob Banghman; Clerk
County Court, Henry G. longnecker; Treas.
urer, Isaiah Sparks; Registkr Of Wills, Rich.
ard Wooden; Judges Of the Orphans Court,
Albert Brown, ID. Timauus and Daniel Beck.
leyf County Commissioners, William Gam
brill, Samuel HaFd and Matthew Gosnell.
The only names on the aboVa ticket which are
ON the temperance ticket are those OF Town
send, Owens and Conrad for the Legislature.
Albert Brown and ID. Timanus for the Or.
phans' Court, Henry c. Longnecker for Clerk
Of the Court. II Is expected that the Tenn.
perance committee will meet on Monday and
that an effort will be made to patch up a
ticket oai Of the two tickets selected Lead.
ing Republicans 10 The county still adhere 10
the statement that the Republican ticket will
remain in the field and will net be vi.bdFgwn.
The Democracy throughout the county are
confident Of the complete success Of their
ticket. ts
Senator Thurman made bis first speech in
the Ohio canvass at COLUMBUS on Saturday
hignl. iht haih pofllUu Of ht- AuQreSs was
devoted 10 a review Of the Republican cleo.
lion sgd naturalization laws, and their opera.
ton, especially in New York. and TO de-
fence Of the Democratic party in Congress.
III said little on the financial question, as.
sorting thai We bad only the semblqucc Of re.
sumption.
Secretary Sherman "a very Nyaiebed oseg
the result OF the Maine election. He had
hoped for an overwhelming Republican vic
tory. but in spite Of Blaine strenuous efforts
| the Republican party has won only BY The
skin Of ils iseih The Grant men, on the
contrary, are said 10 he very much pleased
with the way the Maine election has resulted.
They think Improves that Grant IL The nnl3
man who can unite the Republican party, and
are booming" for The man on horseback
more loudly than ever
1 The Chicago Times says -The Grant stu
alton 10 shout this-lf he can get the Pres
dencys bell tske i, and If he cant he won't
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-09-13
NO. 1884 EQUITY.

NO. 1884 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll comfy.
George A. Flickinger and Charles Fair.
Trustees, vs.. Thomas Angel and ADELAIDE
Angel, his wife.
ORDERED this sth dny of September, A .
~ ID. 1873, that the accounts A and b. Of
the auditor filed in this cause be finally rati.
fed and confirmed, unless cause TO the con.
trary thereof be shown on or before the 2gth
day Of September inst. provided copy Of
this order be inserted Tor two successive
weeks before the last named day h some
newspaper published in Carroll county.
= FRANK T. SHAW, Clerk.
True Copy-Test:
sep l3'2t FRANK T. SHAW, Clerk
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Trustees Sale Of Desirable Property in
Manchester, Richard Fowble, Trustee.
10 the Democrats Of Carroll, II. c. Mat
thews.
The Edict Passed, Lawyer Reaver, West.
minister.
Abram W. Wright, Principal Of Central
Hall Grammar School.
Public Sale, Philip NJ. Hunter, Trustee.
Important Notice, II. J. Baker u Co, Bal,
timoFe,
Statement Of the County Expenses,
List Of Lettersin Postoiiee. Legal Notices.
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TuE PExiSms.s RRtca OGoP, --Afier al,
the peninsula peach crop has irrnsd out much
better than was expected. So far his eees0n
about 400 cars. containing about Eve bundled
baskets each, Or total Of =, 50O.00 baskets,
have been shipped 10 market froutshc Penin-
aula over the Delaware, Philadelphia, VIII
minelon aud Baltimore kaiirosd There are
rel to be shipped about 500, 200 baskets more,
lfom that regiopo d nearly four million baskets.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-09-13

A movement Is on foot III Virginia to
have celebration Of the centennial ami.
versary of the cap.urs of Corn~allis at
Yorktown. IL is to be a National affair
and is to take place 0etobcr 10, 1881.