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Death Of Mr.. F. W. Bennett.

Mr.. I. W. Bennett died at his residence,
No. 80 Mulberry street, Baltimore, at .1S
o'clock on Saturday night, in the sixiy.lirst
year of his age, Of Bright's disease. lie had
been confined to the house since November
%, but the disease was Dissolved about year
ago, during n visit TO New Orleans. On Fri.
day night Mr.. Bennett, was taken much worse,
and continued to sink rapidly. His mind re
manned clear up to the period Of dissolution,
and he passed away without pang. He was
born August s, 1870, ia Baltimore county,
about four miles from Reisterstown, on the
farm of Jesse Bennett, his father. He was
educated at Oakland and Reisterstown Acad.
emies, and worked on the farm with his faith.
er. He frequently came TO Baltimore with
farm produce, and secured a position here in
the auction house of Cooke & Co., Baltimore
street, when Is years Of age. While occupy.
ing this position he opened night.schoOl,
where, after having performed the duties OF
the day, he successfully taught n number OF
young men. Shortly afterwards, in 1913, he
entered the auction house of J. b. Cannon,
corner OF Lombard and Charles streets, aud
hnally bought Cannon out and removed to
South Charles street, where he continued the
business until few weeks ago, when be re,
tired from it. For over thirty years, aud up
- - N'A'N VI hto hNaAhf hE hao u dlIctAuF
the firemen's Insurance Company, and for q
short tune IN the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
on the part of the city, during the admins
ton OF ex'Mayor Banks. lie refused on nu.
merous occasions to be made bank director
and siudiously avoided places of trust and
honor, but was always kind and vaiuabl,
adviser to those who needed the service Of biz
clear head and sogaeious judgment. wher
the city was financially embarrassed, four OF
five years ago, Mr.. Bennett offered a loan o
$li250,O00. He was one Of the administra
tors Of Genus Barnum's estate, which was II
nally settled up as the children became of age
Mr.. Bennett married Margaret, daughter o
the laIe John Patterson, prominent mer
chant tailor Of Baltimore, who survives him
bat had no children.
! Mr.. BENEFITS mother is still living, at the
age OF 81 years, and resides on the HON,
place, in Baltimore county, with her sol
Henry. Jesse Lee and Elisha, his two othe
brothers, live in the same neighboi hood
His only living sister is Mrs. Dennis Maynard
who resides in New Windsor He leave
six nieces aud nephews. Mr.. Bennett wa
remarkable for his energy and perseverance
in business and for his insight into fnancia
matters, -BolfimOre Sun.
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MARRIED..

In Centenary NJ. Z. Church, this city, %, on
February lath, 1880, by Rev. :; d. sui NE
William King, Of Salisbury, Nd, and MISS
sadie johnson, Of thiscity. Particulars ueN'
week. n AZ
ON February l2Ib, 1850, by Rev H. W
Knhns, Mr.. John s. Schweigart and MISS Cor
della q. Gladhill both Of this county - =,
On the 9th instant, at ascension 8 en- :, =.
Sell Fair William D. Jones and Miss Nette
Poole, both Of Baltimore and formerly OF
Frederick county, n
Ga February 9TH, 1880, at LilIlestowS5n' Pa
by Rev. Z. j. Metzler, j, IL. Hess, OF eney
town, and Miss 4. N. Shoemaker, OF this
On February 10th, 1850, by the same ).
A. Roser, Of New Windsor, and Miss Emma
NJ. Rittase, Of Germany township, Adah'
county, Pa. n
On February 10Th, 1880, by he. Dr, HGg'
er, Mr.. John NJ. Zepp and Mrs. Julian y
Wampler, of Manchester district, this county
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Political Notes.

The result Of the bAlloling on the presiden
tial question al Harvard College, which CLOSED
Saturday, was; Bayard, 233; Grant, lac; Sher
man, 1879; Blaine, TJ; Washburne, %; Hayes
~ Edmnnds, 20; Garfield, Is; rilden, IL;
Evans, .; anti.Grant, G; Thurman, s; Adams
D Curtis, Il Brisiow, 8; Butler, 2; Hoar ant
Chamberlain, 2; scattering, "a. Total, 7GO.
In the First Assembly District Of Oneida
county, N. Y, on Monday, two Republican
Conventions, each claiming to consist Of {
majority OF the regularly elected delegates,
chose separate delegations 10 the State Con
senton. One Convention chose Conklinl
men, and did not instruct them the othel
chose anti. Grant men.
Mr.. Sheridan Shook. shrewd republican
politician in New York, who predicted the
nomination Of X. D. Hayes for President n
1875, nov predicts the nomination and elec
ton Of Senator Blaine.
The republican delegates from Darlington "a
the Vermont State convention express a pre,
ference for Senator Edmunds, providing there
i chance Of his nomination; otherwise they
favor Grant.
IL is said Senator Conkling has determined
10 be a Delegate 10 the Chicago convention.
This is regarded as indicating that Me-. Conk.
ling Is out Of the field as presidential candi.
dale.
Blaine clubs are spriuging up all over Ohio,
much 70 the dismay Of the admirers Of Secre.
tary sherman.
Two Republican eoaseDlions were held al
Clinton. N. T., on Wednesday, Grant and
anliGrant delegates being chosen to the
State convention.
The Georgia republican convention will
meet in Atlanta April u.
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Editorial Hrsvities.

The Democratic National Committee
win NEE. in Washington next Monday TO
determine time and place for holding the
next national convention.
Option, as defined by Webster, means
Fright Of choice" Then is not local op-
ton misnomcr2 II is not local fright
of choice but local eompulsion.
Holding the State up by the tail and
shaking it, is the Baltimore Balleiias way
Of expressing Governor Hamilton's per-
formance when writing his last message,
but adds that it would not give 'cOnti-
mental for Governor who could not hold
State up by the tail and shake it.
The Baltimore Bulletin, in beginning an
article on "Baltimore's Sanitary Coudi-
ton, says "one Of the very few truthful
proverbs runs somewhat to the effect that
an ounce Of prevention is worth ton Of
cure" Perhaps it is, but the old proverb
says that "an ounce of prevention is worth
pound Of cure.
The House committee on elections have
reported in favor of seating Donuelly,
Democrat, in the place of w. d. Wash
burn, Republican, incumbent, from the
third congressional district of Minnesota
aud in favor of seating Brady, Republi-
eau, instead Of Slemons, Democrat, from
the second Arkansas district.
A significant fact occurred at the cleo
ton in Philadelphia on Tuesday. Tho
only Grant man 10 the Philadelphia dele
CATION to the late Harrisburg convention
which instructed its delegates to vote fol
Grant, wns defeated for councilman b,
450 majority iu a ward which usual,
gives 1000 Republican majority. Strawl
show how the wind blows.
Some one has expressed the idea thai
the money paid to the press for the publ
cation Of the laws is in the nature of 1
subsidy The Frederick CiiseH, 10 speak
ing Of this, docs not exactly say he ''de
mics the allegation aud eau lick the ALI
gator" but says ''the man who dares tC
insiuuate that the conservative press o.
Maryland eau be bought up for the paltry
sum of few hundred dollars, deserves Il
have the base insinuaiion hurled back
upon him"
Secretary Sherman was no doubt mad,
happy few days ago when he received ;
letter from the colored members Of th,
Virginia Legislature, assuring him that b,
is the choice for President Of the coloreI
people of Virginia. But the Secretar,
should know that, although the coloret
people Of Virginia comprise nine teuths o
the Republican party Of that State, they
have no voice in shaping the action Of th'
party The colored people there, just a
in Maryland aud some other States, do tn,
voting, but get none If the Offices Of
honor
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Anothsr ereelsr Moysmen..


A report comes from Washington which
would Indicate that another Greeley move
ment Is on foot, II is said that Secretary
Sehurz and Messrs Hassaarek, Halstead,
Koerner and other Republicans, believing
that Gen Grant will be nominated for
President by the Republican convention
at Chicago, have determined to bolt the
nomination and organize new party for
the coming contest All anti-third,term
Republicans are to be invited to assemble
at Faneuil Hall, Boston, Just after the
Chicago convention meets, and presi.
DENTAL ticket, with Thomas +. Bayard for
president aud W. r. Morrison for vice.
president, is to be nominated, with the
hope that the Democratic convention will
endorse the nominees
Ii is not probable that Mr. Bayard
would accept such nomination, but if he
should the Democrats should make theil
own nominations without reference to the
action of the Republican anti-third-term
ers. The disastrous effects Of the Dem
ocratic combination with Liberal Republi
cans in 1872 should serve as a warning t
Democrats in all time to come, aud to teach
them that ouly under their own banner
aud with leaders Of their own selection
can success be obtained, The party SHOULD
have enough of the tail wagsing the body
as was the case in 1872, when the Who'll,
body refused to wag aud overwhelming
defeat enveloped the combination.
If Messrs Schurz, Hassaurek, Halstca,
& Co. can endorse such gentlemen Al
Messrs. Bayard aud Morrison, both able anC
pronounced Democrats, let them await h,
action Of the Democratic convention, Whel
these or others equally as able aud capable
opposed to third.term, will be put in tn
field. If they arc perfectly sincere in thei
movement against the third-tcrm doctrine
and not prompted by a further desire for self
aggrandisement, let hem join the Demo
Gratis and not attcmp, to lead. Standing
alone, they cannot poll n eorpOrals guar,
in each State, but by joining the Demo
Gratis they can turn the scale in most doubt
full States.
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no. 1857 EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
George W. Stoner, Sr., James A. c. Bond.
Trustees. VS.. George W, Stoner, Jr,, and vile
ORDERED this 20ih day Of February
~ 1880, that the sale Of tho Real Estate
made and reported by George W. Sloner. ST..
and James A. &. Bond, Trustees, under a
deed Of irnst from George W. Stoner, IT,, ava
wife, mentioned ia the proceeding IN .sn
cause, be finally ratified and confirmed, IN
less cause to the contrary thereof be shown
on OF before the 24th day Of March rex,
provided a copy of this order ho inserted 10
some newspaper publishcd in Carroll county
once week in each Of ihreo successive week
prior TO the 10Th day Of March next
Report states amonnt OF sale to be 500.
wM. n. HAYDEN,
Judge Of the Circuit Court.
True oopy,--Test;
feb 2t.3t FRANK L. SHAW, Clerk. .
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TRUSTEES SALE
or VALUABLE
Personal Property !!
Near Unioutown, Carroll Co, Nd.

pl virtue OF deed OF trust from John
- Hollenbury, the undersigned, named as
Trustees therein, will offer at Public Sale, on
the premises, situated near the turnpike lead
ing from Westminster TO uniont0wn, and
within half mile OF the latter place, on
Friday, The 5h day Of March, 4. d. 1857
commencing at o o'clock, A. NJ, the follow.
ing Personal Property, to wit:
Three horses, two mules, six good mich
COWS, six fat cattle, six shoais, wagons, jagger
and buggy, reaper and mower, horse rake,
grain drills, threshing machine and horse
power, wheat Tau, plows, corn by the barrel,
potatoes aud rye by the bushel, and a large
variety Of farming implements in first class
order, together with half interest in 3pl
acres Of growing wheat. Also household and
kitchen furniture, consisting Of beds, bedding,
bureau, sideboard, chairs, stoves, and many
other articles too numerous to mention, For
further particulars see sale bills.
Terms Of Saie-All sums of $40 and un.
der, cash. on all suns above $40 a credit Of
six months will bo given, purchasers giving
their notes with approved security, bearing
interest from day OF sale.
CHAS, b. ROBERTS,
WIN. A. MCkELIhP, ''Ns'ees'
feb 2l'is VIM. Brown, Auctr.
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The Legislative Caucus.

Owing 10 want Of unity Of action and speci
ic purposes among the Legislators, the Dem
ocrats have been caucussing and holding con
situations with the Governor for ten days past
with still no definite results. Another meet
ing il % be held on Wednesday night next
when the committee ofconference Is expected
10 make aFeport defining the course 10 pursnei IL
regard 70 changes IN Old laws and the passage
ofnew, also as to what reduction IL govern
mental expenses can be made. Il isimpossi.
bic 70 predict The extent Of the report, on
whether The caucus will be bound by IL
There are few democrats who hold ffeul-
selves superior 70 The party. and insist upon
taking their own course. These, combined
With kepuhlieans, make ksrong anti Demo
cratic vote
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Notice to Creditors.
NO. 1925 EQUITY.

NVs IHlD EQIII T.
Ia the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Henry Y. Beltz, Trustee, vs. George Banker,
aud wife.
NOTlCRis herebygiyen to all the Creditors
~ Of George Bankert who were such prior
70 the 10Th day Of April, 1879, the date Of the
deed Of trust in the above entitled cause, TO
hle their claims, properly proven aud anthen'
iicaied, with the Clerk OF the Circait Court
for Carroll county, on or before the 10Th day
Of April, A. ID. 1850.
J, ]. BAUNGARTNER, in.
feb 2l.It Auditor.
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WOODLAND AT PRIVATE SALE.

A BOUT IS TO 30 Acres, located one IL,
a rHile soaih.we OF Westminster s,ssA
ara only few hundred yards from .'.A--
Spring MIL Station. II Is very heavily set 70
water Oak, Chestnut and White Oak ne
,,f being tall will yield very largely IN
heilroad Ties, Rails, Posts aud Mood. one
pair o. horses ample 10 haul 200 Ties % 'hs
e'auen per day, where ready sale can be iouna
for ihem tn frat hands Al company prices.
For further information inquire Of Of address
John N. BOWERS,
ieh ia'st Westminster, Nd
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No. 1913 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County
Exparte.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Exparle.
Chas. T. Reifsnider, Trustee, vs.. Rebeecs A
Little and Lewis ]. Little, her husband
nRDERED this l7lh day OF February.
~ ID. iss0, that the sale Of the Real E,,s,e
made and reported ia the above entitled cause
by Charles 7. Reifsnider, Trustee, under ami
by virtue Of deed Of trust TO him from Re-.
becCa A. Little and Lewis J. Little, her hg,.
band, dated August Doth, 1879, aud recorded
among the Land Records Of Carroll eounlv
in Libcr +, T, s., No. 90, Folio 50, &C., IL
finally ratified and confirmed, unless cause "a
the contrary be shown on or before the aarl
day OF March next; provided a copy Of m
order be inserted in some newspaper pub.
lished 10 Carroll county, Maryland, once ,
week for three successive weeks previous IA
the 18th day Of March next.
The report states the amount OF sale To h
500. WIN. n. HAYDEN,
Judge Of the Circuit Court.
True copy,-rest.
feb 2I.3t FRANK I. SHAW, Clerk.
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that tho subscr
~ Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court OF Carroll county, letters OF Admins
uA,Iou on the Personal Estate OF
HARD RE.SS YOUNG,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. All per
sous having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated, To the
subscriber, on or before the 10th day Of Sep.
TENDER mkt; they may otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefit OF said estate Those
indebted are requested to make immediate
payment
Given under my hand this lGlh day Of
February, 1850.
JAS. A. C. BOND,
feb 2l-li Administrator.
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OYSTER SUPPER & FESTIVAL,
AT PLEASANT VALLEY

"A n Oyster Supper aud Festival. for A..
"A benefit Of tho Church, will b. hrld 4,
the basement Of ~. Matthew'S Church lI.e,h'
eran and Reform on Hedaesdav Ereaf.o.
February sYth, 1850, and 10 continue Thurs,
day and Friday evenings and Saturday amer.
noon and evening. -''''
feb ala COMMITTED
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Business Locals.


Attend the salo9f Personal Property OF the
late Benjamin BixIer, near Bachman's Mills,
ON March n, 1880. Stock, Farming Utensils
and Household Goods. Terms--six months.
WAITED
Every Blacksmith in Carroll county to call
and see the Helper Lever Fan Blower, the
simplest and best thing Of the kind ever IN.
vented. Price $50. J, c. Weaver, Agricul.
tarnl implements and Machinery Warehouse.
TO FARMERS.
] am selling the Lion Masticaisr and Food
Gutter, formerly bailt by y. Wagner, Tor
$50. u is just what you want. ]. ID. Biscr,
New Windsor. III
The Old Staten Island Dyeing Establish.
mens, Branch Office ITO West baltimore
Street Baltimore, Is, as ever, prepared 10 Do
all kinds Of work in their line with nestness.
cienpuees and despatch. The superior chars
aeter OF their work enables them TO please the
most fnstidious, and save 10 the frugal many
a dollar, The attention Of the ladies Of this
y.iciaisy L especially called 10 their baltimore
Branch Office.
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And there would be as loss. ...-..... S25, 2s6
The recommendations IN regard to cut
ting down salaries Of the oyster force and
saaries Of legislative employees, are not
specific enough 70 base calculations upon,
but considerable sum wmld BE- saved to
she State, and q large sur&smight be rca-
lizsd from sale Of tho States property in
tebzeeo warehouses; and eaisls scales.
Against these mast come the loss & indi.
sidaah for destruction Of tides, from abol-
isAlng Re land OF V: loss to individuals
By atoilshing Insurance. ACCOMPLISHMENTS
ONES md Showing uasound companies %
ees'auei business and possible loss Of NE
p seslis''ias mine Inspections
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no. lsas EoIlIrY

10 the Circuit Court for Carroll county.
Lewis ureen, Assignee, vs.. Joseph Il. Ward
and Wife.
hDERED this 20th day Of February. A
~ D. 1850, that the account of the asdi,a,
nled 70 this cause te finally ratified and con-.
armed, unless cause to the contrary ,hereal
be shown on or before the sth day of Marrh
next provided a copy Of this order be- IN.
serted icr Two successive weeks before the III
Carroll county. ''n ~
FRANK T. SHAW, Clerk.
True copy, Test:
feb 2l-2t FLASK +. snAw. cler,
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NO. 1919 EouTTY

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Conrad Frankiorter and John NJ. Boring iras'
tees, vs.. Manchester Savings Institution.
nRDERED this 10th day Of February, A.
" ID. 1850, that the second account OF the
Auditor filed in this cause be finally ratihed
and confirmed, nnless cause to the CONTRARY
thereof be shown on or before the Sth day oil
March nexti provided copy Of this order DO
inserted for two successive weeks before the
last named day in some newspaper published
IN Carroll county.
FRANK T. SHAW, Clerk.
True eopy,--Test
teb2I.2t FaANK I 2 SnAw, Clerk.
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Notice to Creditors.


No, IVZ5 EQUII1.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Airhart Winters and James A. c. Bond,
Trustees, vs.. Lycurgus Wampler and Eliz'
Abeth wampler.
NOTICE is hereby given to all the eredi'
~ tors Of l.ycurgus wampler who were
such prior TO the 18Th Of January, 1879, the
date Of the deed Of trust in the above cause,
to file their claims, duly proven and aulhenll'
Gated, with the Clerk OF the Circuit Court ior
Carroll county, on or before the 18th day oil
April, A. d. 1880.
j.. J. BAUMGARTNER, in.
feb 2l-4t Auditor
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The daughter Of Spotted Tail, a young
woman Of eighteen, is studying in the Gov
eminent School for Indians, ut Carlisle Bar.
racks, Penn She has lately married the hnlf
breed interpreter employed 1t the barracks.
and wheu sent 10 do some scrul,hinR The other
day, her lordly husband inleriered. His wife
was Of royal blood. he remarked, the daueh.
ter Of chief and he wanted her 10 learn only
what the white Indies DO.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY


DY virtue Of an order Of the Orphans
ID Court of Carroll county, the subscriber,
as Administrator Of Dennis Cookson, late of
said county, deceased, will offer at Public
Sale, ut the late residence Of said deceased,
situated one mile South of Uniontown, on
Wednesday,, the Ioh day Of March, 1850,
at o o o'clock, A. NJ, the following described
valuable Personal Property, to-with Five
VIA good work horses, 9 mich Ia
~NSAlcows, 3 yearling heiiers, lQ,221
Ubrood SOW, . plantation -NSsA
Wagons, one three.inch tread; 2 pair OF hay
carriages, stone bed with double sideboards
ground roller, horse rake, ? threshng ina.
cInes, one a Geiser separator, the other n
two. horse separator, tread power, new Heb
ron MakeD 2 reapcrs, ] mower, a lot Of
plows, hnrrows, cultyators, corn eulliyatOrs
shovel plowe, cart and harness, sets OF
front gears, 3 sets breechbands, sets double
harness, pillow gears, single and double trees,
hoes, forks, rakes, spades, shoyels, &c, &c.
/ set Of blacksmith tools with bellows, post
boring machine, large lot Of old iron, one
half interest in a new grain drill, one half in.
terest in a mammoth fodder crusher, 10 tons
Of good timothy hay, corn by the barrel, cross
cut saw, turning lathe, and large variety OF
carpenters tools.
Terms Of Sdie.-All sums Of $40 and under
cash; on all sums above $40 credit OF six
months will be given, purchasers giving
their notes with approved security, bearing
interest from day OF sale.
ISAAC {. BALE, Administrator.
/ feb 2l,t J. NJ. lingling, Auctioneer.
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ladies' minds in Italy must be accomplish.
ed, 70 judge from an advertisement ia Ro.
man paper. A young lady Is wanted who
must be from twenty 10 thirty years of age,
disengaged, aad Of distinguished education:
very skilllul with the needle and ia making
up hne things She must DO Of sympathetic
turn Of eleRan, figure, and possess linen and
good cloihes, good enough Tor going out with
and attending her young mistress She mus,
send her photograph 10 a siruor Ia Rome,
who will personally inspect those Young Ia,
dies who present themselves to compete Cor
the situation.
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IN the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
William II. Lamoite vs.. Peter A. Shipley
aud wife.
ORDERED this 10th day Of February, A.
~ ID 1850, that the account Of the Auditor
MED IA this cause be finally ratified and con,
armed, unless cznse to the contrary thereof
be shown on or before the 9Th day Of March
next provided copy Of this order be ~.
serted tor two successive weeks before inc
ias1 named day in some newspaper published
FRANK T. SHAW, Clerk.
True copy,-Test,
ieb 2l-n Faux T. SHAW, Clerk
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DIED.

On February II, 1880, near Pleasant Val
ley, Mrs. Catharine Erb, widow Of Peter Erb,
in her sOth year.
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Senate. Henry Yanderford said Seymour
would unite the different elements Of the party.
House.-T. Herbert Shriver favored the
nomination Of Bayard. lie would like Han.
cock, but was not partial to military men.
b. +. Grouse wanted Seymour. He thinks
filden is entitled to it, but the party must
have a strong man.
William 4. Smith favored Bayard,
Robert Sellman wanted Bayard.
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MARYLAND and the Presidency.

The Maryland Legislature has been
pollcd by Baltimore Gazette represen-
ta,ivc on the presidency, aud the following
is the result