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Maine and Louisiana.


A correspondent OF the Philadelphia Times
writing from Rockland, Maine, says 81 am
surprised to see that your usually well inform
ed paper is apparently aboring under mis-.
apprehension as to the little political infelicity
in this State. You persistently raiterate the
statement that the condition of things here is
similar to that in Louisiana in '76, and com.
pare our Governor and Council with the Wells
Returning Board Now, whatever the merits
of either dispute there is no such likeness be-
tween them AS you seem to suppose.
FiRsr. Our laws are exactly the reverse OF
those of Louisiana. They make the duties OF
the eanvassers of the returns purely miuiste.
rial, aud require them to give certificates to
"lhe persons who appear to be elected "
without regard to the facts as TO who really
were elected The laws OF Louisiana gave
the canvassers power to go behind the returns
on the aiiidayits of the Supervisors.
SECOND. The nature of the fraud charged
By the Democrats against the Returning Board
of Louisiana is entirely different FROM that
charged against the Governor aud Council of
Name 10y the Republicans. The chnrge
against the former is that they exercised the
power conferred on them by the law without
the aliidasits required by law as condition;
also that having gone behind the returns,
they exercised Judicial powers unfairly and
recklsssly for fraudulent purpose. They
were also charged with forgery, perjury and
other little matters. II has not been charged
by anybody that the Governor and Council OF
Maine went back of the returns Had Giey
done so the slaughter would have been much
greater Could they have gone into the ques.
ton of bribery and intimidation they could
have unsea,ed a score of Republicans to whom
certificates were given. They are accused in
general terms of counting out Republicans,
but it is not claimed by anybody that they did
any of the thinga that the Louisiana Returning
Board did.
THIRD. In Louisiana the Returning Board
counted out n popular majority Of thirteen
thousand. In Maine the Fusionists-who
were united on Legislative tickets, though
running two candidates for Goyernor-are IN
a majority Of over one thousand on the vote
as reported in September, and that majority
will be increased to ten thousand il the pur'
chased and inundated votes are thrown out.
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''The returns from Portland are defective
stated in the returns. A large number of
votes were returned from the city as ''scat
tering,n and there was no possible means
afforded by the returns to determine for whom
such votes were thrown. The returns from
the cities Of SaeO. Lewiston, Bath and Rock
land are fatally defective, because they were
not signed by majority Of the aldermen
Under the statutes aud by the decisions Of
the courts such returns cannot be counted,
and we have been obliged to reject them. 1t
will devolve on the House OF Representatives
to determine in the first instance and finally
who have been elected to the House from
these cities, as We have no legal evidence be-
fore us to determine that question"
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German Customs.

A friendly letter from an American now
residing in Stuttgart, Germany, gives some
account Of customs, or rather laws, in that
city, which do not eompOrt with our idea
Of liberty, Nearly every action is subject
to police regulation. Servants, especially,
are under strict regulations When they
do not do what is required Of them, the
employers are obliged, under the law, aud
the penalty Of a fine, to report them to
police headquarters, where they are dealt
with accordingly, When they change
their homes the fact must be reported to
the same place, together with the cause Of
the change. Persons then, when servants
apply to them to hire, can ascertain where
they last lived, aud the cause of their
leaving.
No person in the city eau give party
without FIRST obtaining leave from the pO-
lice authorities, aud no one is allowed to
play the piano or other instrument after
10 o'clock at night Servants are not per-
mitted to carry water during church ser
vice hours, nor can any one drive faster
than walk past any church.
For each servant the employer is re,
quired to pay fifty cents a quarter TO the
Hospital, SO thai in the event of their be-
lug sick they eau 20 there and be treated
without Charge. There are also regula-
tions concerning the food of servants, aud
they cannot demand more.
All horses, driven whilst snow is on the
ground, must have bells on them, and no
one can drive any vehicle in the city or
country after night, except with a light
attached 10 il.
The number of drag stores in the city
is regulated by law, and the fees of doc
tors, lawyers, dentists aud druggists are
also regulated by law, and nothing in ex-
cess can be legally collected.
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Notice to Creditors.

NJ Office is hereby given that the subscri.
~ Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county, letters Of admiuistra.
ton on the Personal Estate Of
JACOB MARKER,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. All per.
sons 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 81 day OF
July next they may otherwise by law be
excluded from oil benefit Of said estate. Those
indebted are requested to make immediate
payment.
Given under my hand this 3Oth day Of
December, 1879.
CYRUS SIGNIFICANT,
jan S'lt Administrator.
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Composition of the Maryland Legislature

In the next Legislature, which conyenes
next Wednesday, nearly all the trades aud
professions arc represented. In the Senate
lawyers are the most numerous Of any
class, and Ia the House the farmers are the
most numerous.
The Senate is composed Of one mer.
chant, five farmers, nine lawyers, four ply.
siciaHs, ono planter, one pilot, one railroad
president, one canal president, one editor,
one druggist. The occupation Of one il
not given.
The House is composed Of one planter
and lawyer. one contractor, six merchants,
one mine overseer, four clerks, sixteen
lawyers, thirty farmers, two shipbuilders
one insurance agent, one grain woigher,
one real estate broker. one hay packer, one
market clerk, one restaurant keeper, one
spothecary, one produce merchant, one
butcher, five physicians, one millwright,
one manufacturer, one lumber dealer, two
teachers, one slater, one mechanic, and
the occupation of two is not given.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTlCE is hereby given that application
| y will be made TO the County Commits.
ppers Of Carroll county, at the next meeting
iirty days from the date hereof, to locate and
open public road in said county, beginning
Tor the same on tho Nj, odemns road, between
Elias Ogg's dwelling house and the culyert on
said road below his house; thence through the
land oflhe heirs Of John Stansbury, deceased,
to Joshua Murray land; thence on the diyid.
ing line between said Murray and Charles
Brelning, as far as practicable; thence through
the land Of said Murray to the dividing line
between Moses Barnes and Brother aud Lewis
Stocksdale, or near said line to the land Of
George Bartholow; thence on the dividing
line between said Barlholow aud Stock sdale
as far us practicable, to the Deer Park Road;
thence on or near the bed Of the old road,
through the lands OF William Gardner and A.
Fall, to the ford across Beaver Run; thence
through the land of said Fall and Thomas G.
Brown to the Coekey mill road; thence on the
bed Of said mill road to the Baltimore aud
turnpike road, at Finksburg.
JOSHUA MURRAY,
JAMES W. TYSON.
WIN. ii. GARDNER,
Jan BOT aud ~ others.
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PRIVATE SALE or HOUSE, LOT
Ia Fountain JIdHeu

TIME subscriber offers at priyai sale the
Il House and Lot situated
about p miles from Westmin. AaN-A
ster, on the road leading to kN
Taneytown. The Lot contains l1si. 10y
ABOUT ? ACRES OF LAM, improved
with Log House, archaeological, stories
high, with basement, and 0oif.ins rooms
and oeiag. The house is j good repair
having been recently built. There are all
the necessary outbuidings itigood repair; u
neverta failing spring of waterAear the door; a
variety Of choice fruit, whilgihe entire lot is
enclosed with good fence Persons desiring
to view the premises can cR upon the under.
signed, residing near by, Who viii give all
the particulars.
II not sold at private sse it will be offered
at public sale on SATURDAY, JANUARY
81, 1880, at l o'clock, PIN.
jan 3ltS CHAS. !. ST0NER, Agent.
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Business Locals.


$i,9o9O0 Reward for a better Sewing Ma.
chine than the Improved Domestic Don't
buy any other until you have examined the
Domestic. For sale cheap by J. q. Skunk,
opposite Depot
TO FARMERS.
am selling the Lion Masticaior and Food
Cutter formerly bailt by 4. Wagner, for
500 1t is Just what you want. J. ID. Biser,
New Windsor. II
FuR sKtNs BOUGHT.
Such as Rabbits, Skunks, Muskrats, Minks,
Offers, Raccoons, Opossoms, &c, at A. G.
Strnsburger& Bros. opposite Catholic Church.
Second Hand Sewing Machines from 90
cents up; Needles and Attachments for all
Machines, very cheap, at J. G. Shnnk's, OPP
posite Depot.
WEDDING INVITATIONS.
The Advocate office is prepared to execute
all orders for Wedding Invitations in the hes,
manner, either on paper or cardboard. Call
and examine specimens.
BILL HEADS, Erc.
Those in want Of Bill Heads, Letter or Not,
Heads can lac supplied at the ADVOCATE Or
ficE. First.Class Material, Good Work aud
Reasonable Prices.
The Old Staten Island Dyeing Establish
ment, Branch Office 40 West Baltimore
Street, Baltimore, is, as ever, prepared to dc
all kinds of work in their line with neatness
cheapuess and despatch. The superior chars
acter Of their work ea..bles them TO please th,
most iastidious, and save TO the frugal many
a dollar. The attention Of the ladies Of thii
vicinity ia especially called to their Baltimore
Branch Office.
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No. l5o7 EoIrITy

IN the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
John u. Smith and Charles 7. Reifsnidsr.
Trustees, vs.. William Brandenburg.
ORDERED this slsi day Of December, A,
" ID. 1879, that the second accoun, OF The
Auditor filed in this cause be finally ratified
and confirmed, unless cause 10 the contrary
thereof be shown on or before the 10th day
OF January nexti provided copy Of this or
der be inserted for two successive weeks be.
fore the last named day in some newspaper
published in Carroll county.
FRANK T.. SHAW, Clerk.
True copy, Test:
jan3-2t Faux +. SHAW, Clerk.
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10 the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
William p. Maalsby, OF ais. Trustees. vs..
George Shower and Rachel his wife.
nRnERED this 2nd day Of January, A.
~ ID. 1880, that the account of the Auditor
filed In this cause be finally ratified and con.
hrmed, unless cause TO the contrary thereof
be shown on or before the 10Th day Of Jauu.
AIRY, instant; provided n copy OF this order
be inserted for two successive weeks before
the last named day in some newspaper pub.
lished in Carroll county.
FRANK I. SHAW, Clerk.
True copy,-Test
jan s.2t FRAgE 4. SHAW, CLERK.
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The Pennsylvania Republican State con.
vention will meet in Harrisburg February
4, The Indiana Republican State conveu-
ton will meet at indianapolis June II.
The Pennsylvania convention is to be
gotten up in hot haste so that the opposi-
ton to Grant cannot be concentrated. The
convention will DECLARE for Grant, it is
expected.
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DIED.

Near Hampstead, December 25th, 1879,
Margaret Blanche, daughter of Michael and
Amanda Buchanan, aged % days.
In Manchester district, December y, 1879,
Mrs, Sarah A. Lucabaugh, wife of VIM. f.,
Lucabaugh, in the both year Of her age.
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YNHE undersigned, BaililT, under n distre
Il for rent, will sell at Public Sale, on
TUESDAY, J1NUART 18Th, tS1
commencing at iOl O'Clock, A. NJ, at h
warehouse OF jesse Reifsnider, Esq, ado
ing the hardware store of Andrew StepM
Esq, adjacent to the railroad depot, at w
Minister, very large assortment of Cab
aud Chamber aud other Furniture. "
Stoves, Queensware, Carpets, Mirrors, XIII
Utensils and other Furniture, all in exceh
condition aud but little used.
specify in part the following ;-Piannu
stool, mantel mirror, tables, what noife
proof safe, buffet, 30 walnut chambef'isi
complete; walnut bedsteads, bureaus, 'sh'
stands, large number Of cottage chambsee ,
complete; % dozen Eureka oak dining AIRS,
oak arm chairs, | dozen solid bottom airs,
large quantity of rocking chairs, e''seat
chairs, split-bottom and other chairglafoie
top centre table, tete.a-tete and tirsi
sofas, lounges, large number of ra5asses,
box spring mattresses, feather bedsoisters
and pillows; waTdrobes, very largfianll'y
OF bed clothing of every variety am good
order large quantity Of Brusselseree ply
and ingram carpeting; blinds, curt $, oiliee
furniture, kitchen furniture, aiTa great
quantity Of other furniture, such . usually
found in first class hotel, eontang about
10 chambers, all OF which werdnmpletely
furnished, together with all Oft appnrte'
nances usual in such an establisient. The
furniture and fixtures to be now IA comprise
all the furniture of such hotel. he sale will
be continued FROM day to day ul all is sold
gsh- Terms of Sale-Cash.
Any one wishing to view n properly be-
fore the day of sale, can do sOy calling on
the undersigned.
THoS. BESr, BailiiT
jan 3.2t W,b Brown, Auctr
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ELECTION NOTICE.

Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
OF Westminster.
Westminster, Nd, Dee. l2th, 1879. }
YNHE Stockholders Of this Bank are hereby
Il notified that an election for Five Diree
tors TO manage the affairs OF the Bank for the
ensuing year will be held at the Banking
House, on the Second Tuesday, being The 18Th
day, Of January, 1850, between the hours OF
~, ~, and clock, D. m.
w. A. CUNNINGHAM,
dee late Cashier.
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A second attempt to assassinats King Al
fonso Of spain was made ut Madrid on Tues
day, A waiter by the name Of Gonzales,
aged nineteen years, fred shot from pis.
toll at the royal carriage as the King aud
Queen we're driving through the gate Of the
royal palace, Gonzales was arrested and con.
lessed.
There are Ia inmates in the House Of Cor.
rcction, 81 OF whom are women.
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Election of Directors.

DSIox NATIONAL BARK or WESTMINSTER, !
DEcEnBER -, 1874
A election for Ten Directors for this
"A Bank will be held on Tuesday, The iJth
day Of January, 1850, between the hours o.
II o'cloek, A. NJ. and ~ o'clock, NJ. Of said
day, at said Bank. J. w. Herring,
dec la-te Cashier
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The New Year will open with war il
each of the grand divisions of the Earth
and very few heads of governments vii
be able to proclaim to their people, as did
Zachary Taylor, that they ara Sat peace
with all the world and the rest Of man
kind Turkey is still unsettled, and al
the leading powers of EurOpe-Russia
Austria, Germany, and Eugland-arc more
or less affected thereby. England has two
wars on hand-oue in South Africa and
one in Alghanistan. Italy is excited oven
an assault on King IIumberts gendarmes
and au outbreak is expected Chilli is en-
gagged in a war with Peru, aud civil wal
is raging in the Argentine Republic,
France is just going through another crisis
but that is nothing unusual, as that coun'
try is not happy without "a crisis"
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If Talbot, Queen Anne's and Caroline
counties should unite 10 an almshouse,
HillsbOrough, the point of junction of the
three counties, would be the proper site,
and the Tuckahoe would afford all the
water required by the institution.
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SENATOR BAYARD. "A gentleman Of
This county, who is an enthusiastic adj
mirer Of Senator Bayard, writes to us that
de following vas bis toast on Christmas
day
Bayard, the hard money democrat, always
and noF incorrnptible, true iype Of pasi
political honesty, ana one OF the few capable
Of bringing oar coaniry back TO Jeiefsonian
principles he be The choice ofthe Dem
aeratic Couzenton As our standard bearsr ID
1850.
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TRUsTEEs'BALE.

+
DY virtue Of n special DR. Of the Court Of
ID Common Pleas of b alnore City, passed
in the matter of the estatsf Edmund l.. ii.
Geiger, au Insolyent Deb, the subscribers,
as Trustees Of said IafNenl, will sell by
Public Auction, on the fmlsosi on
Tuesday the s7h dqg,f January, 1850,
at III o'clock, A. NJ. oihat day, all those
three lots, situate id Manchester, Carroll
county, which are dese,ed and conveyed in
an assignment from EAOr Geiger to said Il.
l.. II. Geger, dated Jnary 18th, 1870, and
recorded among thu nd Records Of said
county, in I.iber j. TB., No. 81, folio W
&c, TO which relerer IS made for more
particular acknowledgement.
LIST. All those TIVE is separated only by
an alley and used 10 occupied US one prop.
eriy, on which resp lively are
the Brick Dwelling louise oc ,A.dlN-A
cupied by Adam Sower, and -
the Stable in the Il thereof IL tf1st5-
the house lot bcibt part of lot No. - on
the plat Of Manchtcr aud having front Of
twenty-five feet oplaiu street, and depth
of l52 feet to g. alley, and the stable lot
being about of hSame dimensions, and be-
ing part Of a st Of land called German.
town, and of d lots No. 80 and 43 on the
plat Of German wn.
These two is will be sold together and
are subject to aground rent Of seventy five
cents per and.
3D. All tbaliart Of tract OF land called
New Market tuaie about one hundred and
fifty yards fro the above described property,
containing out Three Roods and Eight
Square Percls of Land, ON which there is an
apple orchar in good condition, being we'll
known as n, Gegcr's lot, and bounding on
an alley on.e South, and ON Mr. Eycrhart' 5
lot on the Iast, and particularly described by
metes andjounds in the assignment above
referred 70
This lois subject to the yearly rent OF
three dolls aud twenty cents.
The tens Of sale according to the special
order aGesaid are, oue.third cash on day Of
sale, au the balance in two equal iustalmenls
at foufind eight months, tho notes Of the
purchars with interest and approved sccu.
rity 4 DO given for the credit payments, OF
the whle purchase money may be paid in
cash, q the purchaser option.
STEWART BROWN,
THOMAS WHELAN,
taBs3t Irngfpaa
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LIST OF LETTERS

PEMAINfNG in the Post Office, West.
Az minister, Nd, December "a, 1879.
Brown, Mrs. Sarah Il. Hoif, David
buckingham, y. l.. jackson, Mrs. Susie
Fowler, Mrs. ]. RiekeIl, Miss Mary
Fowler, Mary y. Smith, Mas Ada
Frederick, Christian Smith, Harriet G,
Easton, Miss Sarah Spiro, Ludwig
GFammer, John Young, Mrs. Lizzie
Henry, Nicholas
Persons calling for letters in the above lisl
will say they were advertised.
jan A. II. HUBER, 2. N.
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JOHN BERRY,s LAW OFFICE,

Above Captain BillingsIea's Cigar Store,
MAIS srnkEr, NsAa CouRr SrRgEr.
WILL practice throughout, the State, ana
w will give advice or attend to bust
ness pertaining to The laws OF Pennsylyae'a
and New jersey. nov SIT
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No. 1875.

NO. 1925.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County sitting
in Equity.
Henry +. Beliz, Trustee, vs. George Bankert
and wife.
ORDERED this Sist day Of December,
~ 1879, that the sale Of the real property
in the proceedings in the above cause men.
toned, made aud reported in the above cause
by Henry Z. Beltz trustee, under deed of
trust to him from the defendants, be finally
ratified aud confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary thereof be shown on or before the
9th day Of February next; provided copy OF
this order be inserted in some newspaper pab'
lished in Carroll county, Mar, land, once IN
each Of three successive weeks before the 2lth
day Of January next. The report states the
amount Of sale TO be 81 10000.
WM. N. HAYDEN,
Judge Of the Circuit CoaEt.
True Copy
jan 8 81 FRASE I. SHAW, CLERK.
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Democratic and Republieap lesislatiss
eauca,ses win be held At Annapolis next
Tuesday night.
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l5e ACRES OF LAND.

more or less, which were conveyed to the
said George H. Frazier, by the said Daniel
Frazier and wife by deed dated the eth day Of
June, A. ID. 1878, aud recorded among the
Land Records of said county, in Liber J. b.
d. No. IS, folio 2Si, &c. Containing ia all
42s Acres, 2 Roods and "a Perches of Land,
more or less. The improvements consist of
a two story Stone Dwelling, large Bank Barn,
with stabling for 50 head Of cattle, Dairy,
Smoke House, and Corn House. Also set OF
buildings on the turnpike, viz good two.
story Log House, Stable and Barn. Twenty
Acres in Wood, same in Meadow; will cut
100 tons Of hay; in fine state Of cultivation.
The Terms Of Sale are Cash.
X. j. Cuttings,
FIELDER G. SLtNGLUFF,
Administrators pendente lite Of
jan SITS Noah Wotihington Of John.
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DIVIDEND.

UEiOS National BANK OF WESTMINSTER,
WesimiRsteT, December 80, 1879.
THE President and Directors OF this Bank
a have this day declared Semi Annual
dividend OF FOUR PER CENT. upon the
Capital Stock Of the Bank, payable on and
alter Monday, January 8, 1850, clear Of State
Taxes. w. Herring,
dec 27.al Cashier