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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-05
NOTICE.

0VTieE CLERK ciRouu couRr ron BALri.l
noRE COuSrY, Dec. 2ist, 1856.
nERsoNs HAVING DEEDS OR MORT.
il CAGES in this ollice for Record. left prior
10 December i5fh, 1886.
are requested 10 call and receive them, being
now ready for delivery.
JOHN II. LONGNEcKER, CLERK.
Dee. 13.-st.
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Legal Notice..


VINlilS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, that the sub.
Il seribcr has obtained from the Orphans
Court OF baltimore county, letters Of sdminis.
tration on tho estate Of
JOHN GALLAGHER,
late oi said county, deceased. All persons hav.
ing claims against tho said estate, are hereby
warned tn exhibit tho same with the vouch ars
thereof d. tho subscriber,
-" o. befors he 22d day Of August, 1867;
they may otherwise by law DO excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Those indebted 60
said estate are requested 10 make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this ieth
LAY oi December, 1866.
wM. 5. KEEcH,
Dee. 2,.-its Administrator d. u. n.
FINIIls 10 10 GIVE NOTICE, that the sub.
Il srriber has obtained from Tho Orphans
Court "i Baltimore county, leiteu al sdinin
istrr'i"m IN thecstete al
RICHARD SCOTT.
l"t""i ssid rounty .dercsscd. All persons he,
ing claims agsinst the said estate are hereby
warned To- exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof t. the subscriber.
"a ~ bcforc Me 32d day II Aug., 1867
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from
all benefit 81 said estate. Those indebted 10
said estate are requested ~ make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this leth
GEORGE SCOTT.
lee. 22.-it' Administrator.
I'HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the sub
J. scribcr has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of baltimore county, letters tsstamsn.
tsry On the estate Of
RICHARD BARNUM.
late 81 said county, deceased. All persons hav
ng claims against tho said estate, arc ereby
warned a. exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof b. the subscriber.
~ o. bcfors ne i5M dry II august. 1897.
they may Otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 4.
said estate are requested io make immediate
payment Given under my hand this I3th day
If December. isss
JOHN Il. BARNUM,
Dee. f..-Gtf Executor
FI'Iils Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
! scribrr he. obtained from the Orphans
Court % Baltimore county, letters of sdininis
trrii"u un the estate Of
NANCY ANN ALTHER.
!ate Of sid county. deceased. All personshsv-
ingrlaiiu' against the said estate, are hereby
warned g. "a .ott the came. with the vouchers
thereof. e. the subscriber
80 o. b,fors ne I5h day Of AHga.i. 1887,
they may otherwise by law he excluded FROM
all benefit of said estate. Those indebted l..
said estate are requested "a make immediate
payment. Given undermy hand this sth de,
# december. isss.
:. FRED. 4. TALBOT.
AiministrsioT with the Will annexed.
Dec. li.-4t.
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Ncso Advertisements.

rUNIIls "a TO GIVE NOTICE. that the SUBJ
srribcrs have obtained from the Or hans
Court for Baltimore county. letters" ~ '"tnll"
trstion GA the estate ol
late " said county deceased. All reFs"nsha'-
Ing claims against the said estate, are hereby
warned g. exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof to the Subscribers, ,..-
% or bcfore Me 5h day 81 NcPtenhe,' iSe'
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from
al benefit 81 said estate. Those indebted 70
said es.ate ar. requested =" make immed'a.,
payment Given under uuF hands '"'s ="
lay u january. ls6'. ,,,ury,vp
tsNAc HERTLLER,
Ian 81 Administrators &. T. A.
vV,uis is 70 aiVE NOTICE. that the sub,
.crihers have obtained from the orphans
Court ~ baltimore county, letters '"'''h'"'
~ an the estate Of
HENRY u. CHEW.
lat. of sid count y deceased. Allpersonshav-
in. claims asains, the said estate are hcreb.
warned To- exhibit the same with the T"uchers
thereof. t. the suhscribers. 49,.
q. or before ne stA dag ~ NPi.' lNe'
they may otherwise by Law be excluded if"m
an bencdt Of said estate. Those indebted 10
all estate are requested o. make immediate
ravmont. Given unisr our hands this 81 ia!
SAMUEL CHEW.
BENZ. CHEW,
Executors.
or to charles L. Chew. their Auy. IN Fact.
Jan. ST
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FARMS WANTED IN BALTI.
MORE COUNTY.

HARMS. COUNTRY SEATS. FARM. -,
IL ING. MINERAL AND TIMBER
LANDS. wanted in Baltimore county. -
ro- Persons having such Property, or Rsal
Estate Of any Kind 10 dispose Of will dnd ready
purchasers by sending description. location
and price 10
JOHN G. HOLLAND.
81 ". calvert a4reet. Baltimore.
Nov. ., Iseess-em.
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STRAY cow

(tAME N the premises Of the subscriber, a
S IN s az 'hT l IrS So TsrDr;.,s3n
long horns, nine or ten years old.~RzA
gives little milk; white down the back, belly
and bind leg, a cFopin the leit and swallcwlcrk
in the right ear. The owner Ia requested %
come forward. prove property, pay charge and
take Der away. CIiAs. a. CANDLES.
bee. 9e.-W
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90 ACRES OF LAND,


on EWES with lamb BY . full 1szwN
JOcotswold Buck, imported stock. A.
The Ewes are principally halfsouth- .-~H
down. The Buck was owned by the late VIM
Jeasop. Apply h CHAs. L. JEseOp.
New. A.-G near Ashiand furnass.
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SPLENDID FARM FOR SALE.

Fbt - tll'h d }. " ti Ito
n kh9. .u fsltluos" county. au -
IT hour aud halle iriye from BAL. ,.s..
~ tiiuprr about 500 acres 100 wood ssss
consisting oi whit" euI tiarA
"a1. ODE. inut .ui hscko.v Ir.. .ttIT1 f7--,-
= enclosed aud 'ii,idod Ini" t..l n.tl.. .1,ry
held ssccssihle 2" water. eIcst' mo The s..l
q ruffeu rock.
THE DM ELLlNn -. = hr.t elias. fsue aud
stone building. 90 mu'i'ru style. cpi.i. ". 10
convenience. aud n excellent condition The
nslghbarhoni - good su.l Vrayefbia. taf L,,ltl.
lias large double Barn. corn iinu., atd sfrau
srl, sfth Hay House under nu~ r..i Hen
House. Nupi House. Csrfiase ilsus. f.r liai....
and Workshop under same root Ia - list
lisrrics, with shingle fo,f
Oh Appl" Orchard oi shout l,n tfr,s. anl 4,
young Nipple Orchard "i ah,,at loo tr..s. Nluii.
dance 90 common aud chu.-r Th,rrirs. Pear.
Plume. pamsuus. rurrauts. RasI b"rfir.. BLACK
herrcs sud grapes. Ahnui l2p rcarn trees iu.i
coming into bearing. 4 never falling .luing
1T the bcst soft water.
There % . charter nos ia existence f.r "a
rsi road from Baltimore {" Bel Air. which ~ 90
le located within Eve minutes walk from the
dwelling. Lime Kiln on the place. aud m
abundance 81 lime stone within ! milr.. The
land . in good state oi cultivation. ani clear
II white blossom and blue devil
There u blacksmith shop and whcelright
shop on the adjoining property Post oilicr"ne
mile distant, with daily mail. ernst aud saw
mills half = mile OF Apply 3"
HENRY W. COOKE.
. Law Buildines.
81 Paul Street. baltimore.
Nov. lT.-tf
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PRIvATE SALE
WARREN STORE.

WARREN STORE.
HiLT0 ""f'NTT nm
FALL AND WINTER GOODS!
TIVE FRuPEiETuRs or THE WAI.EES
Il STORE would catl the attention 30 the
ciisen, Il this urigAsvrha.J g. their LtEsE
iNb HELL sELE'Tfp yTOcK uf rooHN.
which they are Offering 10 the lowe CASH
PRICES GROCERIES. surh as
brown AND WHITE SUGARS.
GREEN AND IArAN TEAs. - hnc grade.
flavor OH RIO aud other roners 81 ai., ila
vor superior sugar cured amt PLAIN
BREASTS.
slloULDERs oF BACoS. 49,:
q. \. aud Fine Salt. Mackerel aud Ilsrrngs.
Spices. ar.. a..
LARGE ASSORTMENT nj
BROWN MUSLIN 81 our own manufacture.
warranted equal e. any made ia the State. aud
sold al very low priees. Wholesale ~ retail.
Blcache, and Cambria Muslins. large stock
Of PHn,.. Alpaca. Dress Good Mcfno. III
VOL D.lains.
HOSIERY AND
FANCY GOODS.
Superior Cloth. Ca.-imcr. aud Saunoit. Tor
uifNH anu NfNH hfAfa fNlfAfllNiN hFNHfNH NfiH
Linsey for heavy work.
BOOTS.
SHOES.
AND CAPS
For Ladies. Gentlemen children. wear.
cROcKERY a IIAhDwAKE.
TIN A HOLLOW WARE.
WOODEN WARE.
BRUSHES.
BASKETS.
KERoSENE 4 PARAPHINE O. Is,
MOLASSES AND - RIPS
re-ln short. many articles not usua y found
in a Country Store.
Es~ALL GOODS sold by a, wa. .n,ed q.
| represented. or the money returned.
faf- 4 NALL ~ SOLI'ITEB. -
II. T.. TIIOMAt.
For Warren Manufacturing c. ipany.
rem. B.--COHNTRY PRODUCE taken in
exchange for Goods, o, city prices
Nov. .. isSs.--Gfn.
NOTICE.
oTVIrE ~ tHr MrfrAL Far lNsrEANcs1
CoNrASr ~ HARVoHB CouNrS.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that in pur.
IN suanee Of tho Charter Of said Company,
AN ELECTION for President aud eighteen
Directors thereof will BE- held at BEL AIR, on
MoaJay. The ia day II January. 1851.
10 serve for the ensuing year. and for the pur-
pose Of making such changes or modification
Of the BY. Laws ~ may be considered expcdi-
| ent. A. l.. JARRETT,
Dee. l5.--tl Secretary.
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ROAD NOTICE.
Notice Is Hereby Given.

ROAD NOTICE.
Notice Is Hereby Given,
'INll4T ia thirty day. from this date applics
i iien will be- mai. t. the County Commits
l'u.r' "i Baltimore county. for the closing OF
county Road running irom - point on tho
Hartford Turnpike near Henry Bishop. DID no.
tnl. 90 a point ou the ioppa Road, distance Of
City wards through tie lands pf the subscfib Der.
aud 81. inr the .peuingo' e County Road from
q point about fity yards north It tho points
mentioned on .a.d iiari.fl Road 70 iuierscc.
The ioppa Road a. t4" point ending the propos
81 closed road. running through the lands 81
o. Z. .rsf grrhefcer.
q. 7. ~PASGEEBERGER.
go. T. EDWARDS and o,hsrs
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-05
PUBLIC SALE
Valuable Property,

BALTIMORE COTNTT. M.
HNnE undersigned, a. Executor of the estate
Il of Benismin Wheeler, late of Bal. "a
~ timors county. deceased. andf.s.t
Gby virtue o. an order ~ the or sssS
GPhsns' Court ~ said county, esas
VIII sell st Public Sale. on the premises, on
Thursday. iod day II January. 1867.
st 10 o'clock 4. NJ.
nilAT VALUABLE FARM lying GA the
county road running from the Falls Turnpike
to the York Turnpike. about 10 miles from BAL
timors, adjoining the lands Of John Matthews
Thomas Pearcs. William Ensor. and other.
and contains
90 ACRES OF LAND,
mere or less The improvements consist of =
6OOD LOG HoTSE.
Stone Barn aud Corn House, Spring House aud
all other necessary out.buildings.
There is plenty II Timber and Lime Stone
on the place, and q good Lime Kiln; On,
Orchard and fruits 81 every description. and 3
never.iailing Spring Of Water.
enrThis Farm IL In = good neighborhood
and convenient 10 churches II several denomi
nations.
TERMS .--One.hal Cash ON the day Of sale
the balance in six aud twelve months. the pur
shassr giving notes for the credit payments
with iaterest, and satisfactory security.
ARTEMCs WHEELER, Executor
WILLIAM DUNCAN, Auetionssv.
nee. N.--ts.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
A COMFORTABLE DWELLING HOUSE
IA five rooms aud cellar,) in Tow "a
soniown, with Blacksmith a Wheel fsVN
wright Shop. an excellent stand fortsSS
the business, with an established rus ssas
tom and several other neat HOUSES AM
LOTS In the village.
Also, FORTY FARMS in Baltimore and
Hartford counties, 3 10 500 Acres. At prices from
$500 to $4,000. Apply 10
BENZ. y. PAYNE,
smsdley Row. opposite the Court House.
May ~, is6e.--h
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MssaB
SEWING MACHINES.
Onicc--.21I Baltimore ST.
oct. IS. iS6G.-ly

AKtutS Wuut6Q NOW hChuy
HON. ]. T. HEADLEYS
HISTORY OF THE AWR.
COMPLETE IN two volumes. ALSO. isst ~
y CoHFLgTE ~ oNE VoLUnE. The beet, cheap
50. most interesting. popular and valuable
History ci the Rebellion ever published. which
- fully attestcd by the enormous sale u has
reached u 500 900 VOLUMES aud - now selling
with increased rApidity.
All those who have acted as Agents tor the
work aud delivered the fret volume. are inyit-
81 io rc-canVass the territory they have occu.
pici aud Ia canvass u more thoroughly-ior
by - doing they will greatly increase she sale.
aud consequently. enhance their profits.
We have concluded 60 issue an edition OF
both rsiHwss bound IN one. which IL now ready .
and seems 81 exactly meet the wants of the
people. IL - the opinion Of Agents nov "a the
hcld that the future sales of this work ~ be
confined exclusively 10 the FRO ro'ure. Alsnd
oar.
other Histories have been before the public
i"r some months -kasfily Wri''ea. before the re-
port 81 General L. :. Grant and other docu-
m'uis had been submitted To- the poN eminent.
-':t '':sr'iaen,ly are inaccurate and deficient
va much tia; constitutes the greatest value and
Importance II such works.
Nj. Iradlry has delayed the completion oi
this, until those documents usrcssfry 70 cgrrs-'
NESS and rom p'stcncSs could be obtained. tn.
Will constitute = very essential feature 81 o.
sspert0rtfs. and hep 10 render II by far th" most
g--t-afe. reaprchensirs and raiuasic work ersr
,..asf on this subject. Il - meeting with mn
patalleled sale. Agents nov N tho field o."
obtaining from So 10 loo subscribers per week
~ vosk OF a similar character present such
.sisiaciory inducements a. those who are de-
.iraus Of engaging in lucrative employment.
Exclusive territory given. send stamp for
terms. a. Address.
/. sLEMMER 90.
100 ". Baltimore ST. Baltimore. Nj.
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Trustee. will sell =, public sale. on ihc lromi
s"s, On
T'os'iqg. .ia"aa,y s2d. iSe1.
at o'clock. =. NJ,
Alb THAT FART 90 4 TRAIT on LAND.
called "GuSWlCK'S CHOICE" stu An.A
~ at" "a baltimore county. "irvcniss..fr
Inilrs from baltimore city, l"ur Issls
miles from Tow .nntawn. aud aaAs
alriui three iH'ifthsut nilr FROM the TuW on
town and bulancy VALLEY Turnpike. anl n.i
joining the land of Jsnir. II. lt-l"y. th.rir.
B'sl.y, Joshua Epdcy. aud "'h"rs. and . ail
the zeal cstai' 81 which WilliHm iisl,y. late
"i Baltimore county. died sciyc,l. aud j. ,lrsrri
h"d va q decd % CONVEYANCE from ian,. n
loslcy aud others To- said William li,,lcv ,lr
rcascd, bearing date the 9Th day 1t ucioicr.
1861, aud recorded ia Lilrr T.. - ~. I, E,lin
li3. Sc. 81" uf the land records 1T B.liimur.
county, IA the clerk office "l the Superior
Court Of Bnlilmur" city. by reference there
To- will more fully appear. Thi1 tract contains
80 ACRES or LINU,
more "r less. being LOT 10. tot tho division
"i the land owned hy the eight surv living chill
dTcn NJ the late William aud Elizabeth unsIrv
This land IL IN EXCELLENT state of cultivation.
aud IL the most productive ia that section
ii tho country, aud a. we'll watnre,l aud fenced
There - GOOD BARN upon u. aud Rita.
gcther Il i . valuable property Tor either in.
vcstmcn, or farming situated 10 % delightful
neighhnrhu"d. q, the west end at nulancy',
Valley. aud convenient g. rhurrh"a. scho1l,
mills, &c.
There - also upon the property thriving
Apple and Peach orchard.
TERMS or SALE prescribed ~ the decree
sro--That one half the purchase money shall
lie paid in cash on the day of sale. and the bal.
sncc in twelve month. thereafter. the credit
payment bearing interest from the day II sale
with surety approved by the Trustee
MILTON BOSLEY. Trustee
L. Il. BOARMAN. Attorney.
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1.-THE same tim" aud place and nmcdi at:ly
w after the sale - the Real Ia
I'D Esiate, ! will sell an the 49,
" ~ PERSONAL Property ni SwS
the late William B1sley. deceased. fliows g.
One Gray mare. one Wagon aud Hay Carriage.
on" Market Wagon. Shovel plow- Hinge Har-
row, two Cultyators. one Stone Bed. Butt aud
breast Chain-. Log chains. wheat Fan. Cut
ting Rox. A.. Also cross.cnt Saw. ons shot
Gun. &c. A.
4 so
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NOTICE.
Rlnnkamithinr and WhoulriRhting.

Blacksmithing and Whoolrighting.
I would respectfully inform my friends and
1 the people ofths ighborhocd that in addi.
ton To my business Of Discriminating, have
secured the services Of aGooD wHEELRfGHT
and will hereafter he prepared 10 execute all
either IN sew
work Or repairs.
net. Ia.-6 N5wuontswn, Nd.
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Property Sales.
TRUSTEES SALE
Ol
P1LUABLE RE1L ESTATE
BALTIMORE COUNTY.

DY virtu. of a decree of the circuit Cuutt
Dior Baltimerc county. the undersigned. a.
Trustee. will sell at public sale. on the prami
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SlIERlFFS SALE

Nitigr ui wtt,i nsri flc,as i.susl 90
90 t0r tIf.u.t Court ior Bsitmar. r,rnfy
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-07-11

litical auxiliary. When that point is
reached, the next step will be to dis.
franchise white men who differ with
them as to political measures. This is
what will follow negro suffrage by Con-
grcssional action, and white men must
prepare for the issue. "Irjncpiis OBJ
sto," oppose the very beginning Of evil,
is always sound policy. Let the free
men Of Pennsylvania oppose in a united
phalaux this attempt to force negro suf.
irago upon the North as a measure Of
soll-preservati on. If they boldly con-
front the question now presented, they
will not be compelled to face that which
involves the disfranchiscmcnt of white
men in the futurc.--IHi1adel'hta Age,
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-07-11

DY VIRTUE OF SUNDRY writs
ID of Venditioni ErponaS, issued
out of the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Elk county, and to me directed, there
will be exposed to PUBLIC SALE at
the Court House in Ridgway, on Hon.
dag, the 5h day of august nert, the
following described Real Estate to wit F.:
All that certain lot or piece of ground
situate in the borough of st, Mary's, coun-
ty of Elk, and State of Pennsylvania, boun-
ded and described as follows Beginning
at II post on the south side or line of the
Philadelphia & Erie Railroad, thence south
80 30r cast 1858 feet in. to post on
Weis and Bruner's line, thence along said
line north 500 15/ east G2 feet inches to
post, thence north so 30/ west 153 feet
inches to a post on the south line of,the
railroad aforesaid, thence along said south
line of said railroad GO feet to the place of
beginning, containing 1878 square feet,
exclusive of the road to the railroad depot,
upon which is erected one two-story build
ing with stone basement calculated for a
storehouse--one story and a half building
with stone basement occupied as n dwell
ing house, with stone foundation for ano-
ther. Seized ard taken in execution, and
to be sold as the property of John Rauh.
ALSO,
All that certain lot or piece of ground
situate in the borough of st. Mary's in the
county of Elk and Stgteaa ReRRggsyly1alpii,q 81 4,
ming at post on the south side of line of
Philadelphia Erie railroad, thence south
80 Sc east l68 feet inches to post ON
Weis Burners line, thence along said
line north 500 l5/ east GO feet 7 inches to
a post, thence north SO 30t west 1853 feet
to pest on the south line of the railroad
aforesaid, thence, thence along south line
Of said railroad 60 feet to the place of he
ginning, containing 1878 square feet ex.
clusiv e 5f the road to the railroad depot,
upon which is erected one two story bufld-
ing with stone basement, calculated for a
storehouse--one story and Il half building
with stone basement, occupied as dwell,
ing house, with stone foundation for another
house. Seized and taken in execution and
to be sold as the property of John Rauh.
.. E ALSO, -..r....
All that certain lot or piece of ground
situate in the borough of St. Mary's, county
of Elk, aud State of Pennsylvania, bounded
and described as follows Beginning at n
post on the south side of line Of the Phira.
Erie railroad thence south so 3O/ east
l6S feet inches to post on Weis & Bru
ner's line, thence along said line north 500
~ east 81 feet 8 inches to a post, thence
north 80 3O/ west 1913 feet and 6 in. 10 n
post on the south line of the railroad afore
said, thence along said south line of said
railroad GO feet to the place of beginning,
containing 8,573 square feet exclusive of
the road TO the railroad depot upon which
is erected one two story building with stone
basement calculated for a storehouse--one
story and half building with stone base \
ment occupied as dwelling house. with |
stone foundation for another house Seized
and taken in execution andto be sold as the
T;"nnnrtv Of John Rauh at the suit of Sieeel \
& Scott, JAS. A. MALONE, Sheriff.
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The S1srrUH Case.

Mr.. j. II. Bradley, Jr., opened the
case for the defense. and said the time
had at last arrived in this case when the
- 80. - Ia '-,-~-~.y- A. Hmeu -uUt
only his guiltlcssuess may be shown,
BUT the pure fame of his departed moth
cr may be vindicated The difficulty
OF at first summoning jury was advert.
ed to, and fter complimentary remarks
to the jury, Mr.. Bradley said the attor-
noys for the defense came to the trial
Of this case in full confidence of the
innocence Of the prisoner. They had
come to this couclu sion not from sym.
pathy, but after full and candid inves.
tigaton of all the circumstances sur
roundin 6 the case. All that the pris-
oner asked was fair and full trial, and
he trusted the verdict of the jury would
set at rest all the misundersto cd circum.
stances of this case. Every man was pre-
su1nel to be innocent until proven gull.
ty, and yet in this case tho Assistant
District Attorney, in his opening remar.
ks, spoke Of the defendant 8 a monster,
of iniquity.
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SnnIE ERC BSiiii

Shall we win in the pending politi,
cal contest? Democrats OF Pennsy Iva.
MIA, shall we win great and crowning
victory at the election in October ?
Shall we elect Judge Sharswood and
crush out radicalism in the good old
Keystone State ? We can do it. We
have the power. A full poll Of our
vote will secure the desired result be.
yond peradventurc. There is not a
Republican in the State who doubts it
Many of them already give up the con-
test. We have heard very intelligent
men among them concede that we
would carry the State of Pennsylvania
this fall. Shall we do so p? What say
you reader? Are you ready to do your
full share Of the great work
We can win, but we can not win
without proper effort There must be
a perfect organization of the Democratic
party in every election district in the
State-no half way work, but a com.
plete and systematic organization, such
as will bring every vote to the poll.
Thousands OF honest Republicans are
ready to turn in with us. They must
be properly approached, and every in
fucnce must be brought to bear upon
them. Democratic newspapers must be
largely circulated your local paper
first, and others afterwards. There
must be public meetings and addresses
by the best speakers who can be pro-
cured, and there will be when the time
comes but the great bulk of the work
must be done through other and more
quiet agencies. Organization is what
is needed-close, perfect, aud effective
organization in every election district
With that we shall wipe out the Radi
cal majority in Pennsylvania and make
it,certain shat the electoral vote of the
State will be cast on the right side in
the coming Presidential contest. We
can give Judge Sharswood at leas
twenty thousand majority. Shall We
do it ? What say you reader ?-Ldn.
caster MtcZIjgcncer.