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Notice to Trespassors.

VIE undersigned hereby warn MI persons
a against trespassing on their land, either
lor hansiuE, cunning, fishing or in aay other
manner. The law will be risidly enforced
against all offenders.
1850 n, Phillips, Jesse Beaver,
p ~; a a. owinRs, John Buckingham,
~ I, Buckingham, John W. Holmes,
r'pas llnghng, danes KINNEY,
aug = iesO-ats Richard Owiugs.
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A PRoNIsED ExrosURE. John Mcdonald.
Of ST. Louis, one OF the convicted members
Of the whisky ring, is soon TO pablish book
entitled ''Secrets OF the Great Whisky Ring p
which he announces will give Complete
exposure Of the illicit whisky frauds culmina.
tag in 1915, aud the connection Of Grant,
Bebeoek, Douglas, Chester II. Krum, and
other administration officers established by
positive and unequiyoeal docum entary proofs.
comprising confidential letters aud kilograms
emanating from the White House, d Erecting
the management Of the ring.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Elder NJ. NJ. Eshelman, Editor Of Brethren
al York, l.anark, illinois, will preach in
the German Baptist Church, Westminster, on
"Wednesday evening, August ls, at "a o'clk
Centenary NJ. +. Church-August Is, 1880,
% a. m, Church Meeting il The Lecture
Room l0l, sermon in Audience Room; s D.
M, secand Quarterly Meeting, Sermon 6y
Rev. W. 5. Edwards, d. d., Presiding Elder.
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Sunday School Celebration

THE Sunday School ut NJ. Hone Acade.
u my, Carroll county, Nd, will hold H.
annual celebration, in Mr.. Geo. Hnmbertis 4
Groye, on SATuRDAY, AuGusr q, 1870. Rev
o. Z. Roth, Of Silver Run, and other promi
next speakers will be present Refreshments
wiii be sold, and the public are cordially IN.
yIsed toattend. The Silver Run Cornet Band
WIN pe IN attendance. aug l2-2t
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WESTERN MD. COLLEGE
For Students OF Both Sores

TNwENTY.sEvENTH SESSION beg;n,
"A sEPTEMnER 7lh, 1880. Healthy location.
thorough instruction, and Reasonable charges'
For Catalogue, address
>. I. WARD, ID. D., President,
aug i4bt Westminster, Nd.
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the sab
~ seriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court o. Carroll county, letters lestAmou,ap
ON the Personal Estate Of
ISABELLA c. REANER,
late OF Carroll county, deceased. Allpersons
having claims against the deceased are here.
BY warned to exhibit the same, with the youch'
ers thereof legally authenticated, TO the sub.
seriber, on or before the eth day OF Fehru.
airy, hexii they may otherwise by law he eS
eiaded from all benefit Of said estate. Those
indebted are requested 10 make immediate
payment
Given under my hand this 27th day Of
July, 1850.
WASHINGTON REAVER,
aug Ia Executor.
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given tha, ,he sub.e,;.
~ Der has obtained from the ornhans,
Cont Of Carroll county, letters Of Adminis.
sraiion on the Personal Estate Of
ISABELLA c. REAVER.
late Of Carroll county, deceased. An 80.
sons having claims against the deceased -.
hereby warned to exhibit The same. Win shs
vouchers thereof legally authenticated Il liz
subscriber, on or before the 9Th dav Of Feb.
ruary next; they may otherwise ~ law IL
excluded from all benefit of aaid estate. Thnse
indebted are requested 10 make immediats,
payment.
July, 1880. ~ "
WASHINGTON BEAVER.
aug 7.4i Administsato.
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Primary Meetlngs Attention DemOcrats.

The Democratic voters Of Carroll county
are hereby requested TO assemble in their re-
spectve election districts, at the USUAL places
OF meeting. between the hours of and Z, p.
m, on SATURDAY, AUeusT 2s, 1880, for the
purpose Of selecting Five Delegates from each
district TO County Convention to be held il
Westminster, on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER eth
next, which convention is to elect Five Dele
gates to the Second Congressional DistFic
Convention, 10 be held in Westminster, Sep.
TENDER s, for the purpose of nominating 9
candidate for Congress.
By order
RICHARD MANNING, Chairman
County Central Committee
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Fruit Festival.

YNHE Ladies Aid Society Of The Uaionsown
- Charge, will hold Fruit Festival at
Winters Church, on Saturday afternoon and
evening. August 2ls,, 1850. Ia tbs afternoon
an Address will be delivered By Rev. j. a.
clpiz, Of baltimore, aug An
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Fresh arrival of Buggies, jaeger Wagons,
Re; Nice assortment at j. lingling, Son h
Co.'S
The Old Staten Island Dyeing Establish.
ment, Branch Office 40 West Baltimore
Street, Baltimore, is, as ever, prepared 10 do
oil kinds Of work in their line with neatness.
cheapness and despatch. The superior chars
aeter Of their work enables them to please the
most iasiidious, and save TO the frugal many
q dollar The attention Of the ladies Of this
vicinity Is especially called TO their Baltimore
Branch Office.
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Western Maryland College,
INCORPORATED 1865.
HNIE 18th Semi Animal Session Of tht
4 institution Of learning will begin
SEPTEMBER STII, 1850.

IT TIT TT TN'U'
The special attention II those residing 10 W
near Westminster Is called to The advantage,
Of having such College 50 convenient TO
them. logag persons 81 either sex can here
receive Il tAorosgA oiReaiioa at a yety modcr
ate cost without losing the privileges Of home
residence, The Preparatory Department az.
lords full course for the ordigary business d
HE; and By the purchase Of a Scholarship The
iall Collegiate course can be had at about thc
same lor rates changed in the Preparatory
Department
For further information, see, or address
the President, J, T. Ward u. D., at hisre,
dence, or any Of the Professors at their rei-
dcnces or ~ the College.
u u important that Students enter al the
beginning Of the Session or a. soon there
after as practicable. aug 5-lOW
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A Valuable Farm for Sale.
10. lIsI EonIrY

, = w I8Vf EVITI 7.
Ia The Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Columbus Elseroad and jeremiah Elseroad,
Administrators Of John Elsaroad, deceased,
Mortgage, vs. Jesse Raby aud Emily ]
Ruby his wife, Morigagors.
ORDEhED this 9th day Of August. A. D.,
- 1850, that the account Of the Auditor
MED "a this eausc be inaily ratified and con.
hrmtd unless cause 10 the contrary ihereoi
be shown on or before the 2ard day Of Angus.
lnsi, Provided a copy OF this order be insert.
ca Tor two successive weeks before the last
Carroll eonnty.
FRANK r. SHAW, Clerk.
True eopy--Test.
aug I.Ae FaAsE I. SnAw, CLERK
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The time Cor holding The grand inter State
denceraslc demonstration AID Hancock and
Engllsh Fniieeation meeting ii Penmar, on
ihe Ne.lern Astfls1d railroad, hns been de-
bnlte|y bxed for wednesday, The j., Of Sep
iemDer Tie democracy Of Maryland. Viz
s'a'a and Pennsylvania viii participate.
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Public Sale Of Personal Property

TNHE undersigned, as administrator W. A.
Il Of Stephen Gorsuch, late Of Carroll
county, Nd, deceased, will sell at Public
Sale at the late residence Of deceased. one
mile south Of Denning s, on
THURSDAY, AUGUST 2GA. 1850.
at 10 o'clock, a. ~, the Following personal
property ~ fine mich COW, Young Alder.
1zNn ey bull, 6 hogs, / Chestef-,,--,.
fft boari wagons, ploWs bar. TX 4 e
sazz2sirows, corn dmgs, second .vM-,Sl,
band reapers and mowers combined, one 8.
horse power, ? pair Of brueching, 3 sets OF
front gears, collars, brides, lines, set Of
blacksmith tools, hay by the ton, corn aud
fodder by the acre, potatoes Ly the bushei.
Household and kitchen furniture, consisting
Of beds, bedding, stoves, chairs, bureaus,
stands, tubs, barrels and many other articles,
TeyHs An sums under Eve dollars, cash;
on sums Of five dollars and upwards a credit
Of six months will be given, purchaser, 10
give notes with approved security.
ISAAC &. BALE,
Administrator W. A.
aug li'ls Jesse Wilson, Aue,ioneer.
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HELP ON THE GOOD CAUSE.
Notice to Students Of Both Sexes


\ vacant Senatorial FREg SHorARsmr IN
- St Johns College being due 70 Carroll
Oonhty, notice Is hereby given that Gov.
fE,i'E EXAMINATION will &c held by the Conn.
Y Examiner ia the office Of the Public School
Board, on N'''e '''"o"'
Monday, he e3h day u .lugasi, iS1.
to which all INDECENT male students Of raoa
character and over fifteen years OF ace. who
desire to become teachers ia the State of Ma.
rJland' aud whoare prepared 10 provide ths;,
own textbooks aud pay into the Treasury az
tne college, at the beginning Of the term. The
invited 'e'p'stAi'y
NorIoE is also given that ..one noy;l g,o,,
each county in the State Is educated wi,bon,
charge Tor tuition or books" IN The Buyt.
MORE FEMALE COLLEGE; tina, this Emai,
scholarship for Carroll county is now yaean,,
and that an immediate application for d toths
School Board through the Secretary. by am
young lady Of Carroll county. Of l6s ~ nra s~
age ana requirements, will probably Is 30.
WILLIAM REESE, President
Board County School Commissioner.
j, N. NEWsoS, Secretary, 8c..
-, board County School Commissioner.
Westminster, Aug liih, 1880, aug ls.2w
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POWELL'S
PREPARED CHEMICALS

VIE best and cheapest Fertiliziny Can.
a pound ever mhde. Warranted 70 Owe
satisfaction in every case when used aecording
70 directions, or the money refunded. Ons
uihi Will convince you that you can save 500
Prepared Chemicals. ''"e' ;
Also for sale
Pure Dissolved Bone,
Ammoniated Bone and
Baugh's Fertilizers.
~, "A iall STOCK 70 store. on aud after August
ZOth, lss0, Of u. h. Buckey's Avrical,,,ssI
Warehouse, Westminster, Nd.
JESSE MYERS, Agent.
10 Orders for all FERTILIZERS received and
promptly filled asv 49, '.'''
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SATURDAY, AUGUST i, 1850.
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u Ha1AAA " bh- NANNtA.
De. Henry :. Tanner h a native OF nlpbride,
Wells England and Is about brty.nine years Of age
He was about sixteen years Old when he came 4
this country, He married when he was twenty
three, when working AZ his trade Of enrriare.maker
in Ohio His wife assisted him 10 start and ma,,aye
fruit store aud Afterwards stimulated his ambition
10 study medielne, She studied with him. and thew
graduated together At the Cincinnati Eclectic Nedi.
cal Institute They pracaoed together 4, two ar
three places In Ohio. and in one town were propfc
ton Of electrotheunal baths. Finally her bea,,,
Allied. and she went 20 Duluth TO recruit she still
praeiieed and supported herself but he followed
afler awhile She led IN the next move loo. which
took them % Hudson. Wis. Their they lived up,ll
aseparation three years ago. The separation was
amicabie but accounts differ as 10 tiie cause. The
DocorN friends say Il was beeanse she was active.
energetic independent ambitious Of ACQUIRING
wealth and professional distinction. while he wa,
phlegmatie and indifferent Whatever the cause.
the separation took place in 1877
Tanner has for the past three years ber uraetielnv
medicine ~ Minneapolis. Recently he has given
his time almost entirely 70 research and corrcspon
denec on the subject Of long continued abstinence
from food. Anunusuai tendency 10 accumulate az
when his appetite IL given unraralned sway first
led him % limit his diet ~ which means he reduced
hinsclfffpm 80 20 10 pounds. and ttose who are
familiar with bis habits assert that he eat scarcely
enough in twentY'iour hours 10 make one ordinary.
slzed meal II has long been hobby win Tanner
that abstinence from food was he sarust remedy Cor
bodily ailments, and 10 bis own case ne has resu.
safly pnesiecd Il ofIcn pursuing policy Of his
Kind for twelve days. on one occasion 10 Minnea.
polls be j. said 10 have Sustained from food nor
oriytwo days under the surveiilanee Of Dr. ).
Mayer, who has 10 doubl that he honesty lived
without ioad during ilai TINS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-26

10 Saturdays issue of the Gszette We ell.
luded 10 free trade as one of ths fundamental
principles of the old time democracy, and to the
unfortunate stupidity that has prevented the
democratic writer's aud speakers 10 tho present
canvass from promulgating and calculating it.,
and thereby deriving the advantage that VAS
certain to accrue from suoh course. We in'
tended to supplement our remarks Oh that sub
iect With s1me additional ones to day, but instead
thereof refer our readers to tho letter, which has
size, appeared. of Mr. Wells. 10 another column.
perusal Of which is sufficient Of itself to satisfy
even the protected manufacturer, that the
policy OF free trade would rcdouud to tho best
interest of everybody in tho whole country, bis
o8n included
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-26
NEWS or THE DAY,

Mi. William P. Preston. fcr msuy gears
rrominsnt lawyer of Baltimore, died yesterday.
The Two hundred en1 nirtb annual sssslco
Of Friends Yearly Mcetine OF Baltimore began
yesterday.
Cougrsssnsn Chitteudep. Of Brooklyn, N.
Y, offers reward of s.. coo for evidence lead
ing to the arrest Of the alleged forgcr CT tho
alleged Garfield "Chinese ettc.."
The Presbyterian Synod st Lexington, KY,
was attended by fout colored delegates. Three
Of Them wero old fashioned, dignifad, sensible
men, like unto Uacle Tom. and the other %
aggressive" type Of the latter day.
MIR. Henry Evans, jr, oftbe packing firm OF
Evans l. Day, CT Baltimore, has m5s!etlou6ly
disappeared 10 the West. aud his family and
friends suspect that hc has bacn tho victim OF
foul play.
The Episcopal Convention 10 session at New
York yesterday adopted committee report
setting forth the nsuffciercy Of missionary
| work heretofore done amongst the coored reo-
pie of tho South.
William Jones, chief of tho Seneca tribe Of
| Indians, was killed by the cars OF Llwtcn Sta
| ti6n, New York, Oh Sunday. lie had been
drinking, aud, his foot becoming fastened ia
tho track. he was run over and terribly man
gled.
A well dressed woman. aboas IS yasrs OF
age, giving tho namo Of Mrs. Lander, ct Bos'
| ton, was locked up in tho police station in New
Yolk last night for btpg, IS it is supposed, in
| toxicated 10 tho street. She subsequently hang
ed Eorself With silk haudkerchiet to tho cell
| door, but was discovered and cut down before
| life was extinct.
Ia the Vermont House Ct Representatives
yesterday bill was introduced requiring that
| packages of oeomargarlne DO stamped on the
top and side Ct the package enc half inch long
"oeomargarine," and also when retailed GER
ti6cstes stating the article to be ''oeOmarra
tine" must DO given tho purchaser. The fac
for selling unbranded packages was placed aI
800.
The demand for laborcrs 90 tho pl.ntstion:
| 10 L,usiaua is 80 excessive that they cannot
be hsd at 81 per day, With lodging aid food.
| The planters sre seriously cousiderirg the ne
oessity fer importing Chinese labor. The hotc
| proprietors 10 New Otlcaps arc about introduc
Jog white girls as walters. 10 COTS: queDce of The
strike Of the c>lored waters for higher wages
| A dispatch from Morgautcwo, ". Va, states
that SOD of Judge Psarre, OF Cumberland,
Md, aged 10, who had been attending the uni
velsjty there, in company with daughter G.
II. 8. Hayes, 8 :weler of Morgsn.o@n. elopec
into the peighboriug Greene county, Pa. a:d
were married. The happy pair ere awaiting IL
eome anxiety the subsideroe Of parcntsl ire be
fore returning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-26

General Gran. Cow vics With MIR. Garfield 10
his Efforts to stimulate secfi,nal animos;y BY
waving the bloody shirt, but it was only lsss
April, before tho Chicago convention however.
that he used the following wotds:
1T has b,cn my good fortune 10 have lost
rassed through little bit OF every ore Of The
Southern States la,1ly il rebellion, and it is
gratifying to me, and know it will be 10 you.
that 10 every ono of them scc1es. decorations
and speeches wsro much tho same as we s'e
and hear to day. Tho stars and Stripes were
a)atiug everywhere. A.grest portion OF the
speakers 10 every iostarcs were men who in the
ooLhiot wore the gray, and the speeches which
they made show their present devotion TO the
flag for which We fought, and which is all we
asked of them. that they should respect aud
honor the flag aad b;come good citizens, AID
hereafter, If it should bo assailed by a foreign
foe, that they should unite with % as one peo-
pls. From tho assurano, they give 1 believe
they are siccere."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-26

Another one Of Abxardris's oldest 40 ! most
prominent citiz,rs has joined the host that has
preceded him to tho urkuown world. We
aude 10 the late Hugh Latham. who died
lsst light. MIR. Latham was man OF irdom-
table e1ergy. and possessed o spirit that would
assert itself 10 the face Ct oil obstacles, DO mat
ter bow great. Ills self con6derc, was dsvel'
oped to Ligh degree. tnd to that may Justly
DO attributed much Of the SUCCESS be achieved.
The highest honor bis fellow eitz,ns could ccn'
fer (tbe msyoralty) Was bestowed upon him
several times. ADD be wore it With credit to
himself and to those from whom it was rec,i7cd.
He wss life Iorg democrat. ard always had
sstropg personal following, His eeatb is re-
srctted by tho whole community.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-26

CcUoHs-"B roaon's Bronchial IToches'' arc
used with advantage to alleviate COUGHS, SORE
THROAT, HoAEsENEss and BRONCHIAL AFFKC.
TONS For thirty years these Trochos have
been in uae, with annually increasing favor
They ere nct new and uutried, but, having been
tested by wide end constant use for nearly an en-.
tire generation, they have attained we'll msrited
rank among the few staple remedies of the age
The TuRoAT.-"Broaon Bronchial Trochss'
act directly on the organs of the voice. They
hevo an extraordinary effect in all disorders OF the
Throst and Lsrynx. restoring healthy tone
WHOM relaxed, either from cold or over exertion
of the voice. and produce clear and di.tinc
enur citation. Speakers and singers find tn
Troches useful.
A CoJGH, CoLp OATAREH Oh SORE THROAT
requires immediate attention. as neglect of
tentimes rosutts in some incnrabie Lung Dis.
esae. "Bro,o1ts bronchial 4roehes" will al
most invariably give relief. limitations are Of
fered for eale, m.ny of which are Injurious The
genuine "Bro,cm's B;onch,al Tro;hes" are cold
Gului,, LoTes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-26
LOCAL BREVITIE,S

The rer 5licsns Of ttil city propose Io,,.
grand rally ct Armory Hall next Moat. ,iYt,
J. Harry Shannon gsvo tn exhibition Il l..
elccutionary poEers at Ssr;pta Hall las, c;:S,
to Q small, tut delighted aIdeuce.
The only case before the Mayer this nl.:;,a,
WAS that of Edwsrd Meekes, cclcred, ctA:ye1
with vsgrscy and drunkenness. H, VS., s,;ct'
the work house for 81 dsys
The schooner James B. Ogden. which VS. -.
cior of this city all tho morning, EFF IL.
afternoon under command Of Captain Newbury
for New Bedford, Conn. Sho carrie: on IA,
her first trip, 80 tons of cosl.
Among the premiums AWARDED o: the ca.
roper fair was one for the best crochet ali.
and also for chid's afghan t. Mrs. Bette y
Sper Ger. of Charlottesville. daughter of Hsr,;,
freeman, of this city.
At the two hundred AID biah anlua!s SABA
Of Friends Yearly Meeting, in Bal!inare, 50.
terds7, memorial to the mtmory o! the ,,e
Samuel NJ. JanDey. CT L9udoua c!un;y. VI.
read.
The lady friends Ct the O,i Dominion B1s
CLUB Will meet at the Armory Of tho A!exaoi.is
Light Infantry to night for the purpose q
making srraneenepts for az ert,ttaipmen. tr
the benefit Of that dab.
The salt water spots. tsilors and rex sa,l
Mr.. Geo. f. Prico will have at his stspd 10 H..
market to morrow will be exceeGipQl0 Gae.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-26
a Correction.

Please allow mo to correct sn error IN yestei'
days Gezatte wherein it is stated that q pc son
coming into this State since the lst of February
1879, and who has gained residence here and
has been registered, will be s qualified votsr IN
November without the payment of tho capita
ton tax.
The law requires years reedfrcs IN the
State, and the payment of the capitstion tax fol
tie yosIs previous, to qualify peraon to vote.
sec gu page II Revenue law, provides that
tho commissioner shall assess all persons and
property On tho Isl CT February or which may be
found there before the commissioner delivers his
books to tho ofIiGr charged with the collection OF
taxes"
My books we're delivered 10 the Treasurer on
the 10Th Of August 1879 and do not think that
any one coming into the State before the 2Oth
CT hugu,L 1879 can vote in this city without pay
lag his cApitstoa tax. Very re5pt fully,
GEO. UUEyEY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-26
Ths New York Tribune ssys:

"a colorsd man living in Philadelphia, 40
owner Ct property and taxpayer for twenty
Eve years, is unable 10 get his children into The
public schools on account of their color. The
CITY Board of Education. alter much discussion
of the matter. has ordered that it should be TO-
vestigated further"
No coored man 10 A'ex'bdria he's any trou
BIO 10 getting his Children into the public
schools, though these schools are supported
almost entirely by tho taxes paid by bis white
neiebbor. And set. according 10 ibe Tribune,
negro has 90 tights 10 the Seu:h that any
white man is bound to respect.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-26
A "a, sns bu!etin SAYS there sre 59,4O2 te-

A oar sus bulletin says there sre 59,402 re-
gtoe, in the Distric. OF Columbia. There ale
no manufactures or oommarcs there to give
them employment. About ono fourth ct the
women and tenth Of Tho men earn their living
a. servants. How'the others Eubsis! is krcWn
only to those thoroughly acquainted With negro
character. Bat one thing Hbou! them Is pa!ens
to all, and tia. is that tte7 SUPP y large por
tioa CT the republican vote. rot only OF The
regions round about Weshiagtoa, but OF more
remote sections Of tho country. Troy formed
no smsll part Of the republican plurality 10 To-
diana, large numbers Of them lave gone to
Norfolk to vote sgains! Mr.. Goode. and many
hsva been sent to other clcsa distress in VIr'
ginia AID Maryland. Well, 10 the economy Of
nature there is use for everything. AID as there
ia ro.hiug else for the Washington negroes te
do but furnish fraudulent republican votes te
other parts If the country, We suppose there l:
20 help for what uppbiloSophicsl people LOOK
upon as grofs outrage upon free institutions