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WEST POINT, GA, Sept. 16, 1870.
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Messrs. Editors Please allow me space
for little commentator an article which ap
peared in your last weeks paper, denomi-
mated "Croquet Stays"
Now, Sirs, Though your informant asserts
that .Croquet is one Of the prettiest Of out
door sports for young ladies' and gentlemen, =
he seems to dissent from the idea that men
alone should engage in it. ! believe | was
present on the occasion that gave rise 10 the
criticism referred to, and remember the two
gentlemen spectators, who were kindly invited
by some Of the stays to participate, showing
conclusisely that though there were no ladies
present, thaitherewere some gentlemen. That
] may not be misupderstood in my identity of
the two spectators alluded 20, | will endeayor
70 describe their personal appearance to some
extent,--0ne Of them Is rather diminuiiye in
size, but Of srph physique and age as not 10 be
neglected by the fair sex; the other, rather on
the other extreme in point of size and weight,
nevertheless, they both refused to accept the
mallet and ball, probably because they wit
messed tho dnxiarons and precise strokes of
some Of the participants. But TO return
more particularly 10 the criticism, a. regard
il, quote some Of the language used IAN
ugly, ungainly, awkward squad, y ''The ladies
should broom. stick them off the ground. =
Now here a ludier0us picture looms up before
my minds eye, sec those stays intent upon
the game the spectators no less engaged, not
only noting the effect Of this or that vancouver,
than also 10 protect their persons from dam
age, by one Of those ashais' from .'sledge
hammer like mallei" Whep suddenly q
company of ladies appear upon the scene,
their flowing trRils in one hand, broom stick
IN menacing attitude 10 the other. Fly ye
- ~ -
brogans' going over lumber pilsa at the rate
Of !. 40. The old men aud bachelors soaking
every nook and corner, to protect, perhaps,
their bald pates; but oh the spectators, Of
course, being aiders and abeltors, come in for
their share Of the punishment when the
small man being agile as q deer, mounts the
highest tiopile; but his companion, the fat
conservator Of the peace, less fortunate as to
agility, Is obliged 70 sue for mercy. But |
must Gloss or perhaps be accused Of lacking
IxTEfl1gExcE.
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A ihonghthAl friend Of Gen. Buffers has
written him letter. urging him to lay aside
his habitual modessy, and stand forth once
more as candidate for Governor Of Massa.
cbhsetts. Gen. Butler, concealing his reluc.
lance to the degree that politeneas requires,
raplies that if the voters who supported him
lasi year hare not changed their minds, he
has not changed his
The Baltimore Morning Herald Of Tuesday
says The Democratic Convention that met
in Towsoniown yesterday made judicious
nomination for State Senator Of Baltimore
county. This IS the time for the party TO
choose is best men, and awe their strongest
support fthey do moi want to rellnqaIsh tha
reips Of government 10 their opponents With
such a noniiee as George II. Williams, a
man possessing high order Of ability, spot
less ii public and private life, and sufficiently
yell known 10 give The impress OF sterling
merit 70 any Pleasures Be may advocate, the
public choice could not llnye fsllan Oh a more
deserving nominee, nor The party be seprel
lepts have ipcfs efficient o. grlsly aiandHd.
bearer.
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Anne Arundel Politics,

Considerable feeling between the two
wings Of the Democratic party in Anne
Arundel county, Md, has existed for some
tune, and at the meeting Of the eonycn-
ton at Annapolis on Tuesday a break &C.
Cured between the supporters Of Hon.
Michael Bannon aud Gen. I. A. Bond.
Mr.. Bannon, as chairman Of the county
committee, called the convention to order,
when one Of the delegates named Mr..
James S. Robinson as temporary chairman,
and another nominated Gen. Bond. Mr..
Bannou put the vote as to Robinson and
declared him elected, when Gen. Bond
and his friends made a rush towards the
presidents chair. Mr.. Bannon afirms
that he did not hear tho name Of Bond
mentioned A scramble ensued, pistols
were drawn, and one man received Sc
we're wound on the head from billy.
There were three districts for Bond aud
three fer Bannon, aud one unpledged.
Gen. Bond states that he did not approach
the chair 10 threatening attitude, but
only to mako a statement TO the conven
ton, and being assaulted drew his pistol in
self defence. The two factions held sep
arate conventions, and each nominated
tickets for county officers, viz Senator,
Michael Baunon; House Of Delegates, DR..
Geo. Wells, Samuel Acton, John +. VIII
liams; States Attorney, james Revoll !;
Sheriff, Thos. S. Nutwell Clerk of Circuit
Court, Sprigg Harwood; County Com
missioners, D. G. Handy, T. II. Arnold,
George N Potee, Il. L. Brown, aud II. s.
0wings; County Surveyor, Louis Green /;
Judges of the Orphans Court, Geo. john
son, Sr., ii G. Webb and Joseph l. Du.
vail Delegates to State Convention, John
Ireland, Samuel Smith, John T. Clark and
Jas. S. Robinson. Mr. Bannon returned
thanks for his nomination, and the con-
vcntiou adjourned.
The seeding delegates organized with
Gen f. A. Bond, chairman Franklin 0w-
ems, secretary, and made the following
nominations Senator, WIN. Snowden
Clerk of Circuit Court, Sprigg HARDWOOD
States Attorney, Henry Asquith; Sheriff,
W. L. Dorsey House of Delegates, DR..
Geo. Wells, John +. Williams and Samuel
Acton; Judges of the Orphans Court,
Frank White, Thomas Iglehart aud w y.
Owens; County Commissioners, John W.
Williams d. c. Handy, John W. Shiploy,
Thomas Phipps aud Thomas R, Arnold
Surveyor, A, r. Hartman; Delegates to
State Convention, Gen. +. A, Bond, f. L.
Griffith, W. B. Chairs, DIR. Thos. Welch,
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The State of Maine is somewhat affiict,
ed with greenbuckism, and Secretary Sher.
man las recently fred off several financial
speeches there, whilst travelling ostensibly
for recreation, but really in the interest OF
his presidential aspirations next year. We
are unable to say whether the Secretary
succeeded in satisfactorily explaining his
financial administration to the citizens Of
that State or not, or whether he impressed
them with his superior qualifications for
the executive chair, over their own stall
wart--Jamcs G. Blaine-but We opine
greater boring those people never had
Maine Is State Of extremes. The PEG
pie are extreme in their views, and the
temperature is always extreme. There is
no spring aud no fall. From the freezing
blasts Of winter there is a sudden change
TO scorehing tropical breezes. When Mr..
Sherman was descanting on finances, and
giving long lines Of statistics, the mercury
was standing at about 1909 il the shade.
Statistics are dry and uuinteresting even
10 agreeable weather, and We cannot i'm
agine anything more boring 10 hot weather.
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FOR THE CAMPAIGN.

State and County officers are to be elected
this fall, and the campaign will open the first
week in August, when the Democratic State
nominating convention will assemble. The
result Of the State election will be important,
as it will bear more or less upon the presi-
dental election Of 1880. The contest will be
animated and hotly fought. Everybody should
have paper, in order to keep posted in the
movements Of the parties. Tomeet the wants
Of the public the DEaocRAric ADVOCATE will
be sent to any address, postage paid, from
August I'd, to December LIST, 1879, for Fury
CESrs, reduction Of one-fourth from our
usual rates. Address
VAxDEaFoRD BRos., Westminster, Nd.
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DIED.
DsutA. rrsuie' rOoy. &c. FiOs oni' per line

Near this city, July "a, 1879, Mrs. Mary
Helen Hile, aged 50 years, months and 5
days
Near Unionlowu, July I'D, 1879, Dennis
Cookson, aged a years, months and 10
days.
At Emory Grove, Baltimore comfy, July
90, 1879, Herbert Clifton, only son OF Pere
and Kate +. Winchester, aged s months and
0 days.
On the 26th Of July, 1879, in Hanover, Pa,
Mr.. Henry Hemler, aged IS years, 2 months
and % days.
On the 26th Of July, 1879, in New Oxford,
Adams county, Pa, Daniel Heltzel, aged 20
years and 3 days.
On the 9th Of July, 1879, in Hanover, Pa,
Mrs. Annie NJ. Forty, aged 20 years aud 10
days.
July Is, 1879, in Mount Pleasant twp,
Adams county, Pa, Mr.. Bernard Noel, aged
about sc years.
July eth, 1879, near Oak Orchard, Fred
erick county, Md, Of congestion Of the lungs
John Wesley Barnes, aged 80 years and 0
months.
In this city, July 20, 1879, at the residence
of his son.in. law Josiah S. Martin, ailer a
short illness, Mr.. Stump, Of Reisterstown,
aged II years.
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Editorial Notes.

A State convention Of taxpayers will
meet in Baltimore on the 18th instant
Monday was the thirsy-irst anniversary
Of the Independence Of Liberia, aud the
day was celebrated at Thunderbolt, Ga.
Somebody, writing from Baltimore, has
nominated in the New York ,Saa, Hon,
William Pinkney Whyte for President 10
1880.
The scandal circulated in connection
with Rev. J. II. Wiley pastor Of Della
ware NJ. f.. Church, is officially pronounc-
ed SANDER.
Hon. John Welsh, Of Philadelphia, U.
s. Minister to England, has resigned.
Recent deaths in the Welsh family is as
signed as the cause.
Another naval conflict between Chill
and Peru has taken place at Iquique, 10
which Peruvian ironclad disabled two
Gillian war vessels.
The Boston Posi-, commenting on Sher-
mans financial policy, says he has only
succeeded in restoring the credit Of the
government to the point where the Demo
Gratis left it nineteen years ago.
Hon. Lloyd I.owndes, Hon. r. Stoekett
Mathews and Samuel Shoemaker, Esq,
are mentioned as gubernatorial candidates
BY the Republicans Of this State. Lowndes
is much the best man Of the three
Statistics show that our exports for the
year ending June 30, 1879, exclusive Of
bullion, amounted to an increase Of more
than s2I,OOO,O00 over the preceding year,
and that the balance Of trade is largely in
our favor.
Gen. b. =. Butler is again a candidate
for governor Of Massachusetts The Gen
eral stirred up the State very much last
year, and The probabilities are that he will
mike it still more lively for the Republi
cans this fall
Methodist, Presbyterian, Congregation
alszt @s.d- aihar1 aAiniaiara -af Nav York
denounced from their pulpits, on Sunday,
the race ostracism pronounced by Corbin,
&c the Manhattan Beach Hotel Company,
against the Jews
The Baltimore Americaa says that New
York has gotten 10 the way Of going Dem
oeraiic, since Tilden beat Dix in 1874,
and IL the Democrats should renominatc
their present able and honest Governor,
Lueius Robinson, the prospect is that they
viii carry it again. The american thinks
New York viii be the pivotal State in the
next presidential election.
The Washington correspondent Of the
Baltimore Herald says THE Republi-
can Committee here are having a thorough
Canvas OF al the departments made, 9th
view to finding out what clerks have right
to vote ia the States, how often they have
voted since they have been 10 Office, what
ticket they voted at the last election, and
what tickc! they intend voting at the
next
The Soafhern States, published at Oko-
Ioaa, Mississippi. is still furnishing sub
jecis for editorials to the Radical organs
Of The North. The States, Il is said, is
.
owned by Northern Republican politicians,
who have is articles written up in the
most approved bugbear rebel style, and
then circulate immense numbers of the pa
per ia order to make solid North. This
Is of piece with the fraud they perpetra-
Ted on The presidency.
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NOTICE TO TAx-pAYERs,
CoNAissIoxras' OrrlcE.

NbAAloNtuNbhs OffICf. !
Westminster, Nd, June 30, 1879. :
pursuance Of an Act OF the General AZ.
= sembly, passed al January Session. ls74.
! hereby give the following Notice 70 Tax,
ms Is to give notice that the County Com
mlssioners OF Carroll county have made their
annual levy on the assessable property Of mid
county, for State and County Taxes. for lie
year eighteen hundred and seventy. nine. and
mat Az persons or incorporate institutions
that shall pay their State and County Taxes
% Or before the first day Of September nex t9
shall be entitled TO deduction Of i've ner
cenium on the amount Of said taxes, md II
pala OH or before the first day Of October
next deduction Of four per cenlum; and II
pad on or before the first day of November
nez', deduction Of three per centum, tbat
said taxes will be in arrear on the first dav Of
january next, and bear interest from ibal
aa'ei that oil persons or incorporate institu-
ION, lions failing 70 pay their State and County
taxes before the same shall be In arrear viii
render the property and estate Of such delin.
qeen. liable TO be sold for the prompt navmen,
oi sala lexeas L. c. TRUMb0,
""s <ot County Treasurer
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Prlmar Mssllags Attention Democrat.

The Democratic voters of Carroll county
are hereby requested TO assemble in their re-
speclise election districts, at the usual places
Of meeting, on Saturday, Iagust 2, 1879, the
pollsto be kept open from 4gatil7 o clock, p. m.
to select Five Delegates from each District, to
meet in County Convention, on Monday, Aa-
gust An, at the Court House, in Westminster,
at 10 clock a. M, to choose Five Delegates
70 represent Carroll county in the State Con
yentfon, which assemblies in Baltimore, on
Thursday, August IN, to select candidates
for Governor, Comptroller Of the Treasury,
Attorney General, and Clerk Of the Court Of
Appeals. By order
RICHARD MANNING, Chairman
County Central Committee.
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NJ VIicE is hereby given that the subscri.
per has obtained from the Orphans
Soatt o. carroll county, letters Of Admins.
iFalion an the Personal Estate Of
WILLIAM II, PRICE,
late Of Carroll county, deceased An n..
sons having claims against Inc deceased a.
hereby warned to exhibit the same Win lbs
vouchers thereof legally authenticated 10 he
srenscriDer, on or before the 20th day Al
February next they may Otherwise by law bc
excluded from all benefit Of said estate. Thoee
payment '''''''e''H'e
Jaly, 1878. ~ -" '"' q
-. k0RERT N. BECK,
"ae<sN Administrator,
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Nrw YoRk poLirIcs. and
Robinson 10 New York or Tammany.
Which viii win The Herald, free
lance, and the Express, Tammany 5 mouth
piece, both urge battle under the leader
ship Of Kelley and Church, with the vet
eran of 0ramsrry Park and with New
York's popular Governor, Robinson, to the
overthrow Of both. But the San gives
Kelley credit for more sagacity than that;
while the EseSiag 7elegram thinks it
would be prepOsierous for The city. With
less than one-afth Of the voters, to attempt
to dictate to the rest Of tho State.
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Notice to Creditors.

sHlS Is to give notice that the subaeriber
4 has obtained from the Orphans Cont
Of Carroll county, Maryland, letters Of al I.
ministration on the personal estate of
EMANUEL F0RNEY,
late Of said county, deceased. Al per.ons
having claims against the deceased are here.
BY warned to exhibit the same, with the youch
ers thereof legally authenticated. 10 the mi.
scriber on or before the 2sth day Of February.
next; they may otherwise by law b. ex.
cinded from all benefit Of said estate. Those
indebted are requested to make Immediate
payment.
July, 1879. ~" Se' y
EMANUEL c. PoRNEY,
aug z'4tr Administrator.
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AND

The above are the most concentrated FER
TtLlLERS ever offered to the Farmer
combining all the stimulating qualities of
Peruvian GuRno, and the everdurable ierti
lizing properties Of Bones, in fine, dry powder,
prepared expressly for drilling in with Grain
and it is the the universal opinion of the
farmers Of Maryland and Virginia, after over
twenty years experience in tho use Of the
Excelsior manufactured by me, that an nppl.
cation Of 100 pounds is equal IN its effects to
200 pounds Of any other Fertilizer or Guauo,
therefore fully so per cent cheaper.
With my present advantages and superior
facilities for manufacturing, | Challenge CON.
petition with any Fertilizer sold in the United
States in Quality, Mechanical Condition and
Price.
By strictly alhering TO my Original Form
ulas, using only the most concentrated mate.
rails, and experimenting in person their
manufacturers for the past twenty years,
UNIFORM QUALITY Is GUARANTEED.
pD- Farmers TO secure the ONLY GENU.
me EXCELSIOR AND PHOSPHATE,
prepared according by my Original Formulas
established in 1855, should see that every Bag
is branded as above, with the 1nalysis and
my name in Red Letters.
j. q. A. HOLLOWAY,
Originator and Manufacturer,
l07 McElderry's Wharf, Baltimore, Nd
ron SALE ny
GRIMES 81 WEAVER, Agents,
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p. ENGEL a. son, Agents,
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NO. IS EQUITY.

NJ. 10 Equity.
In The Orphans Court Of Carroll county.
Nathan Haines and others, vs. Laura NJ.
Haines.
nRDERED this oath day Of July, 1870,
~ that the account Of the auditor filed in
thls cause be finally ratified and confirmed
unless cause TO the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the llth day OF August next;
provided copy Of this order be inserted Tor
ior TWO successive weeks before the last named
DAY IN some newspaper, published in Carroll
county
HENRY Il. BELTz, Register Of Wills.
True copy-Test:
july 26.2t
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NO. 1886 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll county.
Jeremiah Rinehard, Mortgages, VS.. Joel X.
bollinger and Mary A. Bollinger, his wife.
nRDERED this 2srd day Of JAZZ, A. ID.
~ 1879, that the corrected account Of the
auditor hled in this cause be finally ratified and
confirmed, unless cause TO the contrary thereof
oe shown o. or before the llih day oil August
next provided a copy OF this order be insert
ga Tor Two successive weeks before the last
Carroll county.
FRANK II SHAW, Clerk.
True Copy -Test.
July 2d.2t Faux T. SHAW, CLERK.