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IiiE REJECTION.

Oar opponents proclaim f.om tho
s,aal and elsewhere that they do no.
intend to let .Rcbcls" vote az tie elce-
lion. Astle1c arc none such 5se,sierc,l
- presume hat t,ey meaa 70 require
the Judges torcjce. fseh Registered 70.
tcry "a they may choose b. dsuomiualq
ercbr,a' such coura would be extra.
ordinary and unlawful, bgt we have 90
time nor 'plcc tbis ucek, % ihcaa .hc
rigl. of lAc Jads,s %, election 70 over
pl the decision OF ihs Register. --
Suffice Il to say, chat tie Constitution
intcaIgd ~ gfaut ng sueh poser lo the
Judge. after the Registry Law should
80 into effect
Should they do so. however ihr pro.
per course g., our rsuals b purdue viii
b.. opret.stsra.n, aueb ggalnel, aul
b take m account Of I'D such rejected
yo'es .1 TIA, they can De established
/ ~ eaec Of contested election. before
the rrole, tribunal The m4slihat eaa
be done is ior our people 70 demand
thgir just rights. IN a 65m y,t prudou,
manner and leave the jli NO excuse
/ if they chQoao TO adopt an uawarranta-
.
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AK EXPLANATION.

May We be allowed to say that We oc-
cupy the position ola candidate very
unexpectedly. it would have suited
our wishes much better had the choice
fallen on another person Under ordi-
nary ci cumstanccs We should have de-
clined the honor but our country Is
yet passing through a most trying or.
deal, aud the future is 50 full Of uucer-
tainty, that we believe no one should
shrink from any duty imposed on him,
If We chn be Of the smallest account in
Substituting the great policy Of aaion and
reeonciliatioa, and in restoring to our
follow citizens their just rights, we are
wiling to make any fcusonablesacrifce
for that purpose.
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The Mass Meeting.

Capt. George W Shriver, Of West
minister, has been appointed Grand Mar
shall for the Mass Meeting Of the goth.
inst Tie will have the Programme for
the occasion published by next week
1t is desired that all the Districts come
in procession; and that they appoint
their Marshals soon, who can confer
with Capt. Shriyor, 50 as to have a pro.
per understanding with each other. We
suggest that early movements be made
on tbe morning Of the goth. Also that
our friends attend well to this meeting
as it may be the only one of Importance
this year to call them from their pres
sing business. ~.
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OUR TICK ET.

The Convention which met in West
minister, last Saturday, for the purpose
Of nominating q Conservative County
Ticket, was composed of as substantial
and respectable mon as ever assembled
for the purpose. They had duty to
discharge, and their only aim appeared
to be how they could do itbcst There
appeared to be no undue anxiety mani
tested by any oftliose putin pomination
| fo, the oliice--but al wore willing to
servo iftho duty was imposed on them.
| An excellent ticket might have been
made out Of any FIVE ofthc names be-
i,forc the Couvention--and it was no
dispOragemcnt 70 any that they wcrenot
put on the ticket. 4
We are preeluded from saying all we
would like, in favorofthe ticket selected
from Che fact that VIC happened to be
! placed thereon. In regard to our col,
leagues we may say that each is said
TO he remarkably popular in his own
section which always indicates The
strength Of candidate in the whole
county Mr.. Thomas r. Cover halls
from Middleburg District, Mr.John II
Jordan from Cniontown, Mr. J. r. j.
I.amottc from Fiuksburg, and Mr. g.
II. Waters from Franklin. They arc
fairly distributed over the county, and
considering the former politics Of the
several parties, the Ticket IS well bal
anced land we hear that it is generally
conceded 70 be very satisfactory.
From the fact, that, in three Of tho
most prominent District, 10 our county,
Radical Registers hayc been repelling,
By their obnoxious course, and lisfrap.
cbising together hundreds or our voters,
aud that the judges of election will all
be Rilical., Il might well be conceded
that il may prove 40 M bill lt.sjaea 70
elect this ticket IN our county thiF ycar
Roll ing however, opthe Justice Of our
cause, and tla known accossies Of lainy
Influential Onion men to our ranks, We
stand T9r,h uulispay.l and uglis.
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INC Na,ni Arndcmr.

The beautiful promenade ihe sweet
strains ofmuao. the Tcir@hipg Eophyr
enc water Fceuery, aud 80. lrss the tas.
.y aud neat uniforms Of officers aud
mi1ahiymcn. prove very attractive %
denisdas Or dis city AND transcrs who
gjsit az
Tho Academy vill have allad con.
sdgrablg to rs beauty ny The addition
Of tho State tiogernmea' ptopjty 20
It's grounds VIC understand Tie out
buildings or the GUYlrnorh Mansion
win be demolished; al5 fhe buildiugs
at che lpggr portion IL the yard one Of
ahich IL nos occupied by The Naval
Storetccpet, Sir Rogcr Bgllis, will b
taken down and DE- ground fronting
the mid.hipmen's quarters, including
That portion below tie Gorcruor's house
will Be formed in,o a parade ground
4 gymnasium has also been fitted w
in the battery building Tor the usc Of
neutrality-suspicious. epubt'em
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rotiilCni Affairs In washington
spuufy.

WA.ulvaroN CO Nd Oct 3, 1866
Edition, Hphimor~ GassHr:
Colonel Naulsby bias entered actively
on the campaign 10 this county. aud i
nat ms quite a favorable impression, al.
though il Re q bad ,ime for speaking.
being 10 the midst o. seeding
Tie Conservative ticket which liss
bcan brought ont DO this county i Que
og l..e bgsi which has been presented
ior insny yesrs aud. oa the other baud.
toe Radical ticket Is acknowledge 10
be Que oflhe poorest. The hfs' gives
uaifeHal satisfaction.
The spirit which prevails 10 our
midst is of The most bitter Kind The
ksdicais ia view Of the prospect Of 10.
sing power. have grown desperate. wlllc
thr long oppressed Constitutional men
BEGIN again to feel that they are oucc
more irCemcn.
Although there arc seycra hundred
Johuson nru in the county uureglster.
cd. set. With a fair election. we hope
and believe wc can carry the county
asaisst the Radicals Bot this depends
upon the course TO be pursued By the
judges Of election aud the pr lection
which johnson voters will receive. II
the Governor would only issue a proel
uaiioa aud give tic Radical judge, ic
understand that, in case they refuse &c
receive Iohnon ballots, such action
would gcudorsnuil and void their pro
eaediu,s, we believe it would have .
good effect, We believe that al Of tht
/ Conservative candidates from this coun
/ IS are favorable to Governor Swami iot
the United States senate, On his az
( ton may depend the votes Of Gse Of ban
I friends In the Aext Legislature.
The farmers are putting ont larg'
crop Of wheat in this county
AlPuA.
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CouNCm pRoCBEpiNGs.--Ihe fol.
lowing Ordinance was passed at meet
ins Of the City Council for the City Of
Westminster.
Ordiaquec No. 30. Bc it enaetedaud
ordained by the Mayor and City COM
ell Of Westminster, that from and after
the passage of this Ordinance it shall
not be lawful for any persons to play
ball in any manner in any Of the streets
of this City under a penalty Of sl.OV
and costs for every offence, to be rscoy-
cred before Justice of the Peace
This Ordinance 20 take effect from and
after September 18th, 1866.
The following named gentlemen were
appointed Commissioners to condemn,
lay out, and open an alley bounding on
the property Of Abraham Long, VIM
ShaelIer and others Vim. Il. Lawyer,
j. il. Hoppe aud Francis Shriver.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-11
Co1,,,,,,n;cated.

EDIToR or ADVOCATE, Sir,-I cannot help
but think, that my much esteemed friend
Lockord, in his reply to my inquiries, put to.
hmm in your paper of week before last, must
have been in very bad humor at the time,
as the language used by him, was decidedly
course vulgar, diH Wndignided. Now, my
dear friend Lockdrd, did not expect such
treatment at your hands. You seemed to be
trying 20 slay some one, but as you have
missed yonr mark, ! would advise you TO
''pick goHr flint and fire again" Take bet
ter aim next time, aud don't make such n
random shot, or you will be suspected Of
having "brick IN goar hutr | don't think
Il would be aIniss To here relate TO you CIR
cumstance, which may materially benefit
you. Some time back as a couple of gentle
mon we're walking along Franklin Street, in
Baltimore, they observed man approaching
them, who By the bye was Printer tool
who seemed to be 'tcirc,OaHdrigdfilJp from
one side Of the pavement to the other, so as
TO induce one of the gentlemen, TO ask the
question whether he was not fence maker,
laying worm fence. The other thought he
was, but MS 30 did not SEE any rails, he
thought il likely that they we're both mis-,
taken; which was the case, as the man proved
10 be Printer they knew, who had - brick
ia his nm hat, the weight ufwhich pressed
too heavily upon his brain, which caused
him to ''circumnariJnie. DO you see il !?
In conclusion, friend LOckard, thank you
for the partial answer you gave to my in
quiry, that is, that you admired your cola,
borer Fred Douglass so much, that you
manned a pet Kitten after him. So far, SO
good. Had yons rot better get another
'Ritis,i, and call him Dr. RaldotDh, 10 honor
of that other Colaboror of yours, who lhils
from the South aud who Was a Negro
Dciegaie, ut the Southern Loyalisis Con-
yention, which 700 50 heartily endorse. -
Will you DO sol lfyou do, | will belicss
that you really do admire and love 'rootlg
AcaI3 morn Dian sou do Rebel
MOEE ASoX.
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MARRIED.

On the 9lh inst, IN the Evan. Lutheran
Church, near Westminster, By the Rev. II.
G. Holloway, Mr.. AnRAnAN RooP and Miss
IhzzIE HAiNgs, both Of this County. ~
On the 10Th ulto., By Rev. G. N. Gallo
way. of Baltimore. Mr.. GEoRGE O. SAvAGB,
OF Baltimore, TO Mics MaTrIE v. CAssggi.,
of Westminster.
On the 9th inst, ut the residence Of the
bride, in Wakefield Valley, hy the Rev. Mr.
Thomas, Mr.. Abraham i. Bale, 10 Miss
Sarah Pennington, both of Carroll County.
Fort Kind remembrance oftlc Printers,
the happy couple ARE entitled to their high
regard.
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COZ. srAurSRY.

Our a.miuee for Congress is nov
cauyassing Washington county, speak
ing daily throughout Tho county, since
the Sd Inst and making very fayora-
bic impression Tie viii be in this
county by the Goth. and afterwards at.
tcudto The clngass in Allegauy county.
1t is desirable ihat as many as possible
shoald hear him on the 10Th, as how'll
not have much time to devote to this
county. lie presumes on the friend
ship of.cur people, apd that they viii
not cease TO work for him though una.
yoidably absent.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-11
son LItendI.

Oar ucighbor was braegine last week
Of Sweet Potatoe ! , inches rouna, II
inches long, and weighed . pounds, but
on Monday lart Mr.. G. J Hoolcyy pc-
scented us with ono measuring ! 3 inches
ia length, 10 inches rouad aud weigh
ing 3 lbs This is n genuine radical
and throws our Conservative uciglbor
again in the rear just as the Election
viii.
The Sentinel, from which we copy
the above, docs not represent fairly our
our notice Of the large Sweet Potatoe
furnished by Mr.. Lambert, as no at.
tempt was madoat Dragging" 1t also
nlisreprcscuts the weight, which was 2 lbs
e o.. Since our ncighbor seems inclined
to make some small political capital ont
Iof lis big Potatoc, Alessrs Andrew
Reese aud IJilliam D. d. Hampshire,
have left at our Office, where il can be
seen, genuine Conservative Sweet Po-
tattoo, raised on Cranberry, which meas.
ures lGl inches round, 10 inches long,
aud weighs, honest, 3 pounds l03 ounces.
II had piece broken off at one end.
If this docs ut throw the Radicals into
the shade they will go higher up tho
creek and get big one. CONSERVATIVES
10 -
still ahead, aud likely to be SO at tho
election .4
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westmlnster Johnson cub.

Mot Saturday night at Zacharias' 5
Hotcl,, +, ,shriver President, and Capt
G.. w. Shriyer, Secretary, present
The meeting was large and enthusiastic,
adding sixty more names to the list
Addresses were made by Mcssrs T.
Shri9er, Longwcll and Parke.
Adjourned to meet at same place
next Saturday evening at Z O'clock.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-11
delaware EIecfinn.

DOVER, DELAWARE, Oct. 3.-Thc
returns Of the inspectors of elections in
this State on Tuesday show that the
majority against the radicals is at least
fifteen hundred. Under the influence
Of the Philadelphia Convention large
number of voters have abandoned the
ranks Of the radicals The majority at
the last presidential election ,..ainst the
radicals was six hundred and twelve
This election of inspectors is always
conclusive Of the result in the State.
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2lO "a ACRES,so.

into Seventeen Lots and Small Farm, and
he will offer them at Public Sale, on tho
premises, on
Wednesday, tie 31st Of Octobe, instant
This property is situate on the Deer. Park
Road, about q miles from Westminster.
Lot No. / contains q a.. Il R.s35 Pill
Lot No. 2 contains A., X. 36 z.
Lot No. 3 contains 10 Acres r. seI
Lot No. contains 10 A. Pop.
Lot No 5 contains 10 a. II.
. Lot No. 6 contains 9 A ! l., AR
Lot No. Z contains 10 a, 20 p. a,luT
: Lot No 8 contains 8 4. 2 X. 80,
Lot No 9 contains 10 A. 3'R.
Lot NJ. 10 contains 2 A.'2 Isaa "s'.fs
Lot No. IL contains 5 A., . tR 36 ~, Il.
Lot No, IL eoutains a Ar ~ .hs.r4ds
Lot No. IL contains "A lRosaqas7aI IL
Lot No. II contains . A. 2 X. .4oi4.,s
Lot No. ID contains Is A. II.
Lot No. III contains ~ a.. 20iP.a
Lot No. II contains IL Acres, ..,.r
Lots No. !, .. 3, II, IL, 10, ~ 15,, l6.,si
and H. are Wood Lots, covered with =. !.
heavy growth of Chestnut, Oak, &c., aud
some OF them are well watercdJ ~ .s-ai' ss'
Lots No. 4, 5, y, ., 3, aud lQgeach .eopaas
sist of part Wood Land aud part old fields. /,
Lot No. has recently had all the ,WoodeuC
ipil and is now new ground ready for fencing.
Lot No. IL, is small Farm, containing
COZ ACRES or LAND, more or less, Reff
wntcrcd, having sufficient quantity of
Wood Land, and Improved %itha .Axa
DWELLING, Stable, Fences, & lsFsm I
Fruit Trees, Nearly oil these Ia-..e@, i,
Lots bound on the Deer Park Road, iand. II
private roads have been located and will be-
reserved for ways to those lots that. do not
bound on Tie lleer Park. isSJUssB
This sale will offer rare chance for far.
ncrs West aud North of Westminster to
secure WoodI.ots; and DEALERS in Wood and
Timber may ney0r have such another oppor.l
tunity to buy Timber. ! would also remind
spectators in lots aud land That there hascX
been many sales of lots in the vicinity Of
Westminster recently; aud that within q !.
fow months after the original sales, which
wcro Thought to he at high figures, those.
lots have doubled or trebled in value, and.s4
ready purchasers have been found for them /"
at those ADVANCED prices. a'a..nN
TERAs Of SAfE--Thc Terms of Sale will
be- one tlurd casb, and the balance in two. (,
equal paymcnts At SIX and twGlse months :,
from tae dny Of sale, to be secured by notes 4
bearing interest and with approved security.
Ha.The sale will commence at 10 o clock Z
4. g., Wednesday, the glst INST, when due 2
attention will he givcu 10y - '.,.
WM. \. HAYDEN, I'ia 'i
Agent Tor TLos y. jacobs. +.
J iiGSBi llorrH, AuctioneeF. i3sl
oct I a4.t4 ..9.s-t atIfUsI
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Election Notice.

MTOTICE is hereby given to the stock
~ Holders in the Western Md. Railroad
Company, that the Election for Directors
advertised to be held on the 18th ,ofOctober
inst Is postponed TO "Wednesday 31st Of Oc'
tober inst.
BY order Of the Board,
: JOHN Is. BOYLE,
oct lite Secretary.
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FOO LATE.

It's no part of the duty Of Registers
to hear testimony against registered yo-
tcrs on the Both, and 31st, as those
days are only appointed 30 correct the
list for errors or accidental omissions
Consequently the Sentinel is too late in
its call for more witnesses to renew the
assault on voters who have been regis.
tered.
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Notice to Soldiers.

n am now prepared to make out the papers,
and collect hebounty for Soldiers, under
the late decision Of the War Department,
and the ActofG Congress approved July 2sth
1866. Noaphy,a or charge made, until
collect the money from the Government,
and paw it ovor to the Soldier. have re.
ceived a number of blank forms from the
War Department, and am now, ready to
make ont the claiihs and collect the money :
RICHARD MANNING, : {
Office Prizell \ Mannipg,
Ei-ii.@ Brokers, Westminster Nd, ''i'l
oct IL, If
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nv Much ado about nothing lIo'

Much ado about nothing How
ean that be !? What is more important
to us than our life? Its only through
life and by living well We can ENJOY
present and prospective existence
There is d happier aud better world, :
but we must do our duty here. live il
YOU ean--tako our advice--give up des-
pondeney aud try the resource you have
never vet tried get box OF Bryan ;
Life pills, they viii Danish your enanl
and gloom, aud although you may be
far gone, they may yet be in time to
restore you to perfect health. (see adj
yertisement.)
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" 0lD 1 on

containing 81 Acrc4, which will he divided
into three lots Of ~ Acres, each, more or
less, and j. situated, aloit two and half
miles South Of The t,boyc Farm, and imme-i
diatoly on the Old franklin Road, adjoining
lands Of Washington NALL and others.
Persons Wishing To ticw ihcpropcsty Will 3
call on Hon David W NaiH, residing near
hv. Who viii give all information,
Possession given first January, 1861. ~
TERMS. = 0uo third 81 tho purchase
money shall he paid by the purchaser or
purchasers othe Trustee ON the day Of sale,
or on the ratification thereof, and the resi-
dac 10 be paid p-fso equal paymeniS, the :.
oncto be- paid ia twelve iuunths, aud thee
other in two year, from the Jay OF sale, with
interest from the day Of sale, aud 10 be sea
cured by the purchaser or purchasers notes
with security 10 Ice approved by the Trustee,
CHARLES N. MURRAY,
oct II, is Trustee,
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$500 "a RarBara .Nlnter, deceelsed.

Estatc IF BnJdra Miatcr, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri-
Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Carroll county letters Festamentary
on the Personal Estate of BARnARA MINTEn,
late Of Carroll County, deceased All
persons having claims against said Estate
are hereby warned 10 exhibit the same with
In six months from this date, otherwise they
may be excluded from all benefit of said
Estate. Those indebted are requested to
make immediate payment.
JOHN SHARPER,
octll-lt. Executor.
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I,EAraqs.

On the morning Of the 9th inst, after an
illness of over FIVE weeks, GEogGE JACOBS,
one of the oldest aud most highly respected
citizens of our County, IN the sSth year of
his age
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-11

SIGNS -oF THE TIMEs,-Tho local
clsdtiansi imDela#are and Connecticut
shbwplargeagains for. the Conservatives.
In Delaware the johnson men carried
every county by several hundred ma
jority.
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Communicated.


Mn. EnrroR 1T seems, that my commu.
nication IN your paper OF the goth ult. drew
forth few ambiguous remarks from IN
1nysiis,, aud FOR the life Of me, read his
pierre 0ver and over agaih, and vas too SIN
bid 10 comprehend wha; BE- meant but |
came 70 the conclusion. that he was a "aigh
iasaoi dup but 10 the couclusI0u Of his
piece noticed that he drew some infercncrs
Fhich seemed 10 be leyciicd at q gentleman
pf oaz City, whose courage uu that occasion
no one can disgatc, aud nho, it he did 60
into shs fight hnd right 70 retreat as he
BIAS nos on Government pay, and has retreat
dii not shuw him q coward, % that be- was
frightened a3 hr came along ~ the rcBr sgrs
rounded BY Rrbs auI dig not arrive al u
pafa pIarp three h9u8s ia adruHes ~ hi
r5alrafss bat g IL not my purpose t. de-
fend che sets ~ thai gentleman, - ! nGi sat-
ahpd he ean defend hims,ll, and Il W. Log
oiH SILL emil ou bwi be will hud that out
a. his saiislaetion. ] must now SAY a voe,l
about them T.ro huHirci bioo.ig Union
I.csaHe Beys Nherc arc they Sir. Los
ai.stg could not 49,, thrm ib your Gfssd
Firarrssios on iaH Thursday night Mas
hne ,s thafg bal come 20 che conclusion,
tha, pu account u your migbiy eStg,lont,
Eah H1afs ~ BHG rod imported speskeFs,
TIN, my oyCya would ltkoid grand sight
indeed b,a elias, hos ! vas dg5uei to br
disappointed!
nov NJ. LeyaiiH, ! will take yaaf ~
ticc and not e., ''scsrcl as | rs, not set
.eoa any u,,Ug bcloagng 10 the UuigH iea-
zse thst Vas calculated " frighiou any ora.
bas Ifaliowtl % judge q, +" Lo9tsr o.,
r5ald have 20 say, ihink that .he 'ls,9' il
90 ~ DIR ifq, aud, thai yoaF "taiou
l4msae Fapr Rre ht''o the wurt scared
csepurga rvsf saw nud wc.i they ulighi he,
a. the johnson Ch,j Dogs are al.out and
eau ald aili egfCud ~ n'l lhois wants.
4 i,uu<Ya nE TH NJFTauEegsH,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-11

Ea~J John Price was convicted Of
murder ia the second degree at Baltl-
dnorc, on Thursday, last for killing
Clinton James, at the Baltimore Muse
um, last May, This is the third time
that Price has been convicted Of muir
der.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-11

The first silk dress pattern ever mado.
in California was completed on Friday
in San Francisco.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-11

Thirty ycsfs' experience, and the great a.
iaount " t-sti.auuy from sil part ~ tir world
has rragrn u a staHdafd and tfltadr remedy
fpr Colds, AsIhma. IirpHehsHt, Nrrvon' Debil'
itv. Blood splitting Liver Compliant FaiHs ~
,hp side and Breast al dtssases ~ ihr Ar fas'
saEcf and l.an2s
prersrei oajy l,y On sWAINE 4 som,
go North Si2l Street fbilsdlpl.ia.
Sold bv WM REESE,
brtil.iy Nrtminsicr.
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on,NI4etlng at GarrotIt0l.

There viii be a meeting at VIM IL,
Blizzard's Hotel, Garrollton, on Tues
day heFening.tho 10th inst. at Z o'clock
to .$gFm 4 johnson Club. Let all attend.
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PUBLIC SALE.

TOY virtue Ola Decree Of the lIou6rsble
ID John L. smith, Judge Of The Circuit
Cunrt spr Carroll County, sitting as u Coptl
Of Faulty. tho Undersigned, as Trustee, vii
sen nl Fus,lie sale, on the premises on .
Tam,altg, he ijh # Noecmbcr, 1896,
At 10 o'ciock, A. NJ, the following Rcat
Estate. hainq the same of which Thomas u.
MURRAY and (,lhaiur 4 Murray, his wife,
d.ul sg,zel aud possessed 'n; go
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4 F1RK, CONTIIATEG =,
OIL ga Acres OF Land,

more nr less, The only im provement iitinR
large Hif.ITZER BARN This land il
in - very good state - cultivation, y part NJ
which hrs hrch recedtly LINED The fields
are laid of IN eonumi6nt size, aHd wa,crrd,
Svn. Creek rans through portion Of this I
Tr,rt. Ihi4 tarma il sitnatpd on Satna'
Crock, 8 milcs Soath of New Windsor, ON
the Franklin RoaA, auI adjoins Nails Mill
Peter Fngci and others. Alsop
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