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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1868-12-28

Born Christmas aud New Years' this
year come on Ilangman'. Day.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1868-12-28

TuI Graftoni'es are experiencing a re.
vival Of religion.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1868-12-28

GRAFTON, says the PAPER there. is i,.-
proving. Well, God knows it's time.
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TERMS:

In order to place the paper within reach
of every que, w. ave reILceI the pIlce
10 81 per year. which will, III every cAse,
DC required III advLuce
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F,ederi'ck Berlin. Hnrid s.
Hasei.ln and itnry Simp-
sen. defendants

Nv TUH NTTFKT.
The oil cct OF this suit is 10 obtain n decree
10 sell the three lots or tracts Of land ing in
md d accent to Buckhannon AS SET 70 III nd
described in the bill and Proceedings III this
cause, and toapply the proceeds thereof TO the
raymen' OF the judgment, therein set forth,
The dc.cndiu,, Da.id S. l.asclden. no, har-
ing entered his appearance, and it appearing
from affidavit fled in this cause tina; he is nots
resident ofthis STATE. on motion of the coui-
n'ainant i; is ordered that he dn appear here IN
Cnc month after due pup icn,ion of this order
and do what iSncccsSiry to protect his interest
in his suit and thai acopy of this order 10
published and posted according TO Law.
T"ste: JACOB WAUGH. Crk.
j. FIsnfR n q. dec 2l.it'
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SrRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
Z. NJ. II A L E,

Is now receiving large addition to ISL
STOCK OF GOODS.
and invites his former patrons and the pull
lie generally ts call aud examine h:Sf
NEW SUPPLY.
consisting of the usual variety of
DRY 20 o b s.
Also splendid stock of
LADIES SHOES,
Misses and Childrens Shoes,
A large lot of Mems and Boys
BOOTS AND SHOES.
A splendid lot ef Mems and Boys Hats.
VERY CHEAP.
Ladies' Hats,
READY-MADE CLOTHING;
COFFEE.
SUGAR.
NAILS.
DYE-STUFFS,
Qu ihNSW ARE.
ST0NEW ARE, and
SALT.
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PUBLIC sal

PUBLIC 81
By virtue ef g
District Court of
trict Of West viginiis
I'd iay OF January, Is1
the highest bidder. Ut
Court House of Lewis
ali the land surrendered ID, 6incSV
Thomas y. Roy, Bankrupt Ths'f'fi SO sur
rendered heing an undivided ;wo-tiir,i, part OF
two ira, is of land conves ed "a him hy W.n.
Gibson Que Of GIG hcres on SIND ForS Of West
Fork, in said c0sny md the other of 80 acres
on waters of BIZ Skin Greek, @diuning. The
larger tract is extensively improved. The
said Thomas B. Roy having cunrei cd 10 his
Mother. Mary Ru', one uudi':d d part. so
M 10 embrace the dwelling horse, barn, gar
den an! orchard.
Terms.
4 credit orthrce, six, Mn. and twelve months.
The purchaser giving lends with Io'd security,
bearing interest from day Of sale.
JOIN b ROMlNE.
A. ". WOODF0RD,
TICS. ASSIGNEES
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~, TIES WRlNGERS.
CHAMPION" with Patent Slotted
Cog G"arrnr and Curved Claup.
NOVELTY" with Double Cog Gear
ing AMI Curved Clamp.
Celebrated UNION" Washers and
Wriugers.
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CT1TE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
- tiu!cs held in the Clerks Office Of the
,ircrit Court OF Upshur county, on the first
Honda, in Deceu,ber, 1868.
dam B"Mmyuriner. con'ph
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1868-12-28

EsED CUTTERS.
NATIONAL FEED CUTTER.
GALES COPPER STRIP CUTTERS.
GALES LEEE!SCrTTERS.
TELEGRAPH CUTTERS.
SINCLAIR'S CELEBRATED PRO.
PELLOR CUTTERS. the best. strong
est and most durable Cutter in use.
, 1868-03-31
5 Z. G TX Avl s.
Conditions

hvorefter Overtagelsen af Leverancen af
Menagebespisning, Br0d og ~Belysnings-
materiale for G%arnisonerne i Christiansted
og Frederlksted og den Militaire Station
paa kingshill, SAINT for Forpleiningen af
de milltaIre og ciylle Syge paa Hospitaler-
ne / Christiansted og Frederiksted stiles
til Licitation, enten samIet for allie Steder
under eet, eller serskilt for Garnisonen
ChrisIiansted or Hospitalet sammesteds,
og serskilt for Garnisonen i Frederiksted
og Hospitalet dersteds SAINT den miIitaire
Station paa Kingshil!, fra 1ste JUL 1868 at
regne, ligge til Eftersyn Diet KongeIige
Bogholdercontoir paa st. Croix og i Ere
derkSfort.
Skriftlige Tilbud, der maa omfatte de i
Conditlonernes 421 opgiyne ~forskjelIige
Punkter bIive at indsende under ForsegI-
lag til Gouyernementet markede "Leve-
rance torinden den l4de April d. A. Eff
termiddag Xxi. 3.
Gouvernememtets 2det Secretariat, ST.
CroiX den 26 Marts 1868.
CARL HATTENSEN.
, 1868-03-31
Translation.
Conditions

for the ~victuaIing and supplying of bread
and ll9htingmaterlaIs to the Garrisons in
Christiansted and FrederikSted and the
Milltary-Station at Kingshill as also for the
maintenance of the sick both military and
civilians at the Hospital in Christansted
and in Frederiksted, either for the three
stations combined, or separately for the
Garrisons and Hospital in Christiansted and
separately for the Garrison and Hospital in
Frederiksted together with the Military
Station at Kingshill, from the LIST of July
1865, accompanied with a translation in
English, may be seen in the Royal Book
keepers Office in Christiansted and in Ere
derIkstort.
Written tenders embodying the points
mentioned in 5 Ok of the Conditions must be
sent in to the Government sealed and
marked Supply" on or before the 14th of
April this year 2 o'clock p. M.
Government 2nd Secretary's Office, St.
Croix March Goth 1868.
CARL HATTENSEN.
, 1868-03-31

WE met at court to-day, the LIST of April,
with Mr.. Carl IIattenSen-(the Recon-
cling Court, of course)-and, as the public
is already informed, for the punishment of
an action, of which no a"llusion nor con-
nection is meant to Mr.. Secretary Carl
Hattesen.
This conference.-the. Carl Hattensen-
has instituted another suit against US, for
the non-inseriion of his article, (communi-
Gated to us)-Why? The article was too
personal SO we would not give it inser-
ZION, without payment. This gentleman
refused to pay us-rheretore-as a natural
consequence-having expenses to meet
every day, we rejected Mr.. Carl Hattensen's
communication.
Is it not, r a4cr. "m0re than diSlressing"
that we should be so much troubled and
annoyed -? What have we done? Accuse
us for what? Is it because we have spok-
en- of the inevitable ruin of this Island,
without a proper support to the planters
here? Or IS it because according to the
idea of the GOVERNMENT we have commit
ted high treason-For what? Nothing!!!!
The present age is too enlightened to
admit of certain advantages and when
THE EYES of people get opened, they
will see ALL.
Understand Reader, and bear ALL in
mind !!!!!!
, 1868-03-31
WILL BE SOLD

wv 4AA g SOLD
IN Public Auction, at the residence
III of Gen. A. L. DeSanta Anna.
Thursday, 1871 instant, at 8 A. M.
all the
FyRaLTyRg
in said premises consisting off,
Mirrors, Presses, Tables, Chairs,
Chandeliers, Crockery, Statuary,
Bedsteads, Beds, and Pianos, &c.
&c. &c.
The above imported from France,
and made by the best makers,
st. Thomas, 18th March, 1868.
u The sale is postponed until
further notice.
, 1868-03-31
SoMMnnitatiQu,
To the Editor of the "St. CrOix Avis"
NV very dear Sir!

keep a little school bat not
CHI means, [ cannot keep up APP
as the common phrase is. [
yer, amuse the public, in the
a scene, which took place in
Here it is:
70 the class Define the word
"abiiity'? Is it "a noun or an
adjective.
: 1t must be an adjective ;
since, | IN aware that an adj
jective qualities a noun /; and
without an adjective, no noun
can be properly qualified. Say
for example an adventurer
takes a trip TO the West Indies.
He seeks an employment in
the Island of ST. Johns {; but
not succeeding-goes to ST..
Croix, and becomes what ?
-therefore I say that the
the word liability" must un-
questionabIy be an affective,
and answers 10 can able man."
| cannot qualify the word III a
better way.
You have lost sight of your
GRAMMAR! dbl not give you
proper Instructions, and where
Is your mead?
i: Well teacher, it must be
buried Ia a cotton piece, or in
a cotton grove.
Now, no nonsense, you had.
better answer me correctly be-
fore | trash you?
: | know teacher that | have
always received kindness of
YOU that | have been promo
ted in the first class, through
your influence ; SO | beg
WHAT OFFENCE may be
offered, might be forgiven.
}. ga smart ~feIIow-siands
up with a bold front, and de-
clares to the Monitor, that [
think | can define the word
as an adjective for examples;
cable" to sue q man without
a cause. cable" to bully a
man because he advocates
the truth. cable" to come
to the Westindies, and get
something to do. cable" to
assist Monitor in keeping the
poor printer out of his money.
Well, AN [ NOT A VERY
CABLE" MAN? There you
see, Monitor, it is an adjective,
and not a noun.
No! Vel, Vel, since
you are so humble, and ac-
knowledge your faults, l will
call the class together, after
Pupil No. 2, takes his place.
rms a line, composing Of "Pe-
ter Porcupine," GA Native"
"Sambo," Benny" and seve-
raj others. They pass this Yer
dict, LET HIM ALONE,
WHEN HE LET'S VERY
, 1868-03-31
Striatianat1a, 81, gruix.

TUESDAY, 3Isr MARCH 1865.
, 1868-03-31

We have received a communication
from a very intelligent correspondent,
relating to the "Royal Decree, free
of Import Duties, in the Island of
Portorico, from the 5th January this
year" This article will appear in
our next.
- We labor under many difficulties at
present. No hands here in the office
to assist US; owing to sickness,
which fact cannot be denied, as it is
too general here in the Island so we
offer an apology for the late issue again.
GY The Government having refused to
pay US for their work and on the
very day payment became due, they
withheld the money; so, Readers, you
cannot expect to see any of the Colo
NAL Councils Proceedings particu-
larly, on this account, and more than
that, the manuscripts we receive, cam
not be read.
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will be hell NJ i"liawf.
Zou'Ksv lLLE. Monday Evening, 90. sG,h,
BErKLEYsylLlE. ,o-tdny, 'ieel,' ';ih, -,
u'cissrk u. Al,
MiDDLE1owN. 10, sta, E,cnin. nrt,hrr
9iti, a. u'clock.
PARkTok. MednssiA,. o,.,ntri gath a !
e'elnuk =. n.
HEREFORD, "Wednesday kvcn,ns. "''i. gsh.
hoNkToN: Thursd-y. oc'"he' sV,h. nj .
O'Clock 4. N.
pmoENix. Thursday Evening". "c,obcr ssih.
AMOS HOTEL. Hartford Road, on Friday
Evening, October Spth. ~ : o'clock.
WoODbERkf. saturday Evening. oci',bsriist.
At . O'clSck.
KINGS TAVERN. obi York Road. Monday
Evening. Nov. ID, a. : "'clpck.
These Meetings will h. addressed by JOHN
I. ENsOR, Esl, caudidslr let CongfCss Ia The
II district. and ~ M ". MAXINE. Esg
Prudential Elraisr .ls,' b. Hon. john y
Bmith. COL WA. 4. Mckcliil,. lion. Henry n
marlborough. Hon ballas ~. KenBaT,l. :. l..
k'sley snd J. H. Askew. Esqs.. and others.
All wao are IN favor ui Peace aud Naliansl
Honor. aud oppnsea 10 smother wsf aud rclu
diH'iun. are invited Ia attend. al are invited
who think with Gen. Dix, l"adins democfst
81 New York aud President ~ the National
Democratic Conservative Convention 81 pLiia.
dslphia. that" The wishsa o. opium, IT the
great body si The deiauelAiic PARTY arc not
..iriy expressed IN the proceedings Al View
York, aud that there u but one source II safety
for che country under existing circumstance.
aud ttsl is The election of General Grant
YET 81 vgsgs sad hear discussed ths r. eat tuas
tions vhIch 90 deeply concern us an. a. eiu
seas VI lhe Saule s'olinaa sauutry, with ans
comiapn Interest. l0ct u. tan
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20 lisa lately iail,n To- ia at - 'te journalist.
g a." r'not, 10 f'epid q ruu' victory obtained
10, ~" frirls. Thrir are not many Vi tories
uaN-a-days, over which roppefhrsds eau truth.
f4hr frjuirr. and When ilc, lee obtain one they
ought ia make mole ~ g." The Union men
~ the States - Maine. Vermont, Connecticut.
Colorado ohio. Indiana, r,lusy wanna, NeLtns.
Ia, aud oihrr -'Aies. hn,r nhisined victories
Ehsrr ,hcy met ileig olioEenis ~ tie ballot.
i.nx. sud ctushingi! d'tahi ihen the rebel
yiciery wns obtained az Camilla. Ia Georgia, and
MS obtained hj meanr 90 iuir' and Knife nud
ii,s 90 ~ IL victims ~, i,.uslii remains u
,hiHt.fse uh'oH4iai" ,n.Aan Lpiugs, aud
.'ytt ~ hlndfcl oihfr- W g. wounded bolie.
~ill ihrolgh ne p,,'t n.L,u.i,r evidence ~
',i'cl hatred 81 iheii .,,c. hfil may ibis Ia.
tiia ifair h. termed b. iif nulhoriilcs who
have investigated aliihe ,Ii,ums,anefss surround
inf tas m 'onimss lo'A ~ a. 4 large
uan,ler Of co,0iod neu hnd a.ssn,b.ed 10 quietly
listen 10 n Union nddiess lhrg had nloiested 40
onr. intericrd with none hui set they are set
upon by crowd o. unuconsifucied rebels, are
.liis,r from ,hr us,iing, tho, down IN cold
hiaod, mcrcilsssly hunted through inorass and
fo,ss, with gun and .o,dh, una, and wherever
found. Wese iuihlcssl, muidrlta Il was q
great q % sieio,y iof il' fiends Of Seymour
and Blair sud should l., nHdc The mos; Of by
he adssWlcs 81 o. luiiii,fl locifin,s 81 those
asnilemca. II would ., iood slosy 10 tell
Conservative That down IN Gcorgia thirty
nvs nIgEsrs w,rc hind and over hundred
"oaudsd. bseaus, thsy I'D ~, gsiseify TO at.
'snd U~ieH nisgiiue aud io iorn, Ia Procession
'En'eih ,hr Stars aud Snilts" 4 Few more
sash shoissAis h'assarre, ~ Is.pubii,an voters,
aud s;sorFla may, with truth. te counted ne e,y.
fssA foF Seymour aud nlair.
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Since that calculation was made, wherein
ihc .ioW'''ai found "ipsi sgaFciency" Of voters
10 elect IT, candidates, several Of the state,
claimed ~ positively for seymour have repu.
d aied him and his doctrines. For instance,
'"nncriicul thu Journals published state.
""ni {" the contrary notwith standing. did
v"i" Republican ~ the recent election held
there aud that by majority Of nearly 2.eoO.
aud we q" not suppose tina, AFTER the earth.
quake Of Tuesday last, either Pennsylvania,
Obi" or Indiana. will be claimed as either Ger.
tain ~ probable for seymour. These four
states have sixty Eve votes take ,hcin from
these counted probable for Seymour in the
|o"""aFs table gwen above. and ninsig one
are LEFT :" seymour add them to the l37 con.
ccde'l Z" Grant. aud he has I9;. or n good ina.
j"riiy 9th" whole electoral college According
10 ,hc showing of IT, avn friends. the demo.
rrsiir ''g"osc is cooked
Aud then. there are plenty Of other States
claimed Ia the Jopr.sFs table tor seymour that
will :" for him just about like Maine. Vermont.
Pennsylvania and Indiana went Tor the cop.
Pcrhcod- ut the lutte elections. The real result
81 the cnnirs, ia November will be- about a.
follows
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On Tuesday last, State elections we're held IN
Pennsy lvauia. Ohio. Indiana and Ncbrnska. To
these the eyes OF the whnl, country were ,ufucd
Republicans sud democrats alike wee nnxionsly
awaiting the result rs Indicating, with almost
positive certainly the result ~ the great nation.
nj contest now pcndia.. u Ih,, hal hten lost
TO the Republicans nj ~. rirciiun ~ would
still have had hop't that Grant pIs.s' nsms aud
inn, would have civ,n ihcm To rs ia November
Tut u would have been uphill worA hut. gonr
against the 'irmocrai,, II. they have. il is ruin.
absolute and irrriricvnh!e W. rrioicc with
'jo, unsirAkable nj the f,sul on Tucsla, !:
the ritriion al Grant aud col'ns il no longer
prOhl~u'aii'Al, nO longer douLuui. they viii
sweet ihr couniry, from the Atlantic To the Pa.
ci6r. n"n tie Lake Sc the ,i,ui Cult and
~i,h 'hrii administration W. slail loul for the
coming oi i'earr. safe reconstruction 90 tho Union
aud universal national II, sp,ti,
We have had nc doubt ol the icsul, 10 the
States thar voted on Tu'.la, Ne have all along
believed that the, would ttnnin tue ,u their
loyal record, and ;iIf {" IL, patriotic feelings
that impelltd them 70 send icfih huuditls 81
thousands oi their brave sous 10 c.ush cut H..
great rebellion The, hnv, come nohl, IL TO
the expectations OF the l,y al people Of ihr nation
and cheers ard huEz,s ate cyeiywhr,c greeting
the result. aud heartfelt i.ank ssi wings lrin. rem
dvIrd That fs'', il ..tni.A 10 tie coaniu and
that loialu will govern what lnyait Ir,.ctwd Pc
The laies; piutns ate given below
PENNSYLVANIA
The Republicans hns' c,rlitd W. State by
about li.Oco majority cn ino Sin'o ticket. We
have both LFnnch,s u IL, &. Eerul Assembly
having gained nine ntmbets IN our nGjufiu Of
last year. Tbis give us United States Senator
in place OF Charlr. Il Buckal,w. l.mocrat.-
Philadelphia wcnl tot the d,inuti us b, abou,
200 but this result was obtained by the mos,
batr-fac'd maud iha, ever dissracrd an election
u, means oiiLr large nunirf vt iiaululen; votes
east ihrre, We have Eosin4liv iu.i two congress.
meh, one los .css Than huudud umioti;,. but
the gentlemen returned as elected will never be
admitted n'rn,h,Is at the House The Repub.
lican candidates will cOhtsi. aud will he ad.
United To thu sta's Of Which the, are, by the re-.
turns, % unJls'l! deprived. The following are
ILL.,
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FOR GRANT AND coLrAx.
FOR sEYsfnuR AND MAI


New York ..............ii California. o.. ....... ..
W. h"li"yo that Grant will carr: every state
given To- hin ia be sb,vo table. anL the two.
New York and california. ,1i down ~ doubt
full. He has also good chance for the cicctor.
al votes Of Mississippi. Gcorgia. Oregon. and
Virginia. 80 that there !, a strong probability
of his receiving the electoral votes OF every
STATE except Maryland. Kentucky. Delaware
and Texas. In the abovc calculation. Georgia
and Mississippi are given To Grant aud Texas
to Seymour. but it is no, probable that the vote
OF either ithcm will be counted, owing to their
failure to reorgAnixe their State government.
under the rceoHs,TurtiDn acts Of Congress.
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THE B.ILTIuORE M.IKkEr,.
.N.lRRfEH

1t Ellico;t city "a Sept. o,i. by ,h- EN.
Do. I. J. Martin. HgNG, fg,N,i ;o Nj ham.
T.. eldest daught' e wm. T.. Whi,icu. ! 49,.
both Of Baliiin re- county
on ,hy l:ih inst Icy llev. l. ii. rul..t. >,
Mo- Drsls tai 'snA"iN W,NAitn.hii 80 ~
tinuTr county.
an ia" lih instant, by the Roy Il e Ha.'up.
RIou,Hp HAnris and Mr.. Nycif,~, Sn,r.
both of baltimore county
On the Sth insian'. By the Rev. II Dunniny.
JosnrA 7. woETTiN.fox, 30 Baltimore cnnn
~, {" Miss BLArvn, NicHoIts. 81 Montgomery
county.
On the 18th instant. at 81. Paul'i (bur,i.. by
the Rev. W. q. Hugo Ians.I.' Eni..uuAN.
u Baltimore city, o. Mis- Jrtt, : E,HE. 81
baltimore county.
On the 18th inst. ai TIL 9Th Baptist church.
by Rev. Dr. Fuller. Ni>toS ". DrtALL.uf Auuc
Arundel county. 80 As.i,rA T.. dug. -
Alex. smith. Esq. cf Baltimore county
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State VI Pennsylvania ohu indiana and Ne.
bTaskA BY good majority, aud made large gains
over our vote Of Iass year. rsdeeu,ing Psnnsyl.
vania FROM The hands OF The democracy wehave
The Legislature of oil there States, aud eouss-
qucb,ly gain i~o Uni'sd states senators our
only icss Ia two Cougrrssmcn Ia Ohio, two 10
Prnusy lvania, Who, however, will be Ous,ed from
the seats they Underworld 10 obtain BY fraud,
aud perhaps los, Cougresmen In Indiana.
Have we nO, reason 10 congratulate the UniUu
people oi OUT county.
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PunL.Tc Dam


PUBLIC SALE
90 vALUAsLE
sTmrK. FARMING IMPLEMENTS, a..
VNnE undersigned intending 70 qui, farming
Il will sell At public sale, on the farm Of the
late Vim. Slade, near Shades Tavern. Tenth
Election district, on
Ho"'ay, igh day q DytgLe,, IsH,.
al ~ o'clock ~. precisely,
MomM superior Horses. line -
Mule, valuable Colt, 20 LIN
0Z years old. by Wagner one MN
spring COlt. fine milch Cows l Heller, one
wang halt Aldcrney Bull. ~ tine sheep. IN
iattenins iogs. Farming Utensils Broad
tread Market Wagon, I unc h"rse spring d.
Hay 'pfriage. Stone Ilcl. Flows. iIarr,wa.
douhl" aud single shovel Flow. Culiiyatnrs,
hublc aud single Trees. wherlbf -rnw. Grind
stone. l.rg Chain, Srythes. Cra...es, Com sl,el
Ter. Eau. straw Cutter. Grain aud Straw Bags
set 81 Brccchbsnds. Lead aud Flow Gears. set
single Harness, Wagon. Riding aud Side Sad
dies. Brides, Picks, Maitocks. Bhoveis. Spades
Forks, Rakcs. stone Hammers. with @ large
number u "ther articles.
ALSO. " acres Of Wheat and \ acre. 81 Rvo
Ia the ground, isi acres of g,od Corn on tho
atalk lot Of Hay. lot of Rye Straw, rick of
Fodder, rick Of Wheat aud Oats Straw, p,aa.
toes. large lot u Garden Truck, Ae. Also. q lot
Of Turkeys aud Chickens. Cnpk stove, nearly
new, dining room Stovc, a.. Also, the House
I" rent for four months.
The Terms are--All sums 81 Ego aud un,ler
Cash over that amount = credit of : months
will he given, the purchaser giving note with
approved security, hearing interest frofn day
Of sale. ALFRED H. SfADE
sAML g. WILSON. Aua,ionrer.
Oct. l:.-lts
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'l'His Is 10 GIVE NOTICE. TIN, the .uh
! acribcrs have received from the Orphans'
Court at Baltimore riiniv. leitrIs IT alinnis.
tratan. ga tho estate 81
SAMUEL FEAST. ~.
Pfsae 81 said r"untv. deceased. Al pc sons h4v
ing claims against ,Lr saii rsiai. o.. her",y
warned Ia exhihii The tnin" with the vonch.T.
thereof. Ia the subscribers.
." o. s.fort Ia i.M log Of Jaas. ISca.
the! inay "'hetwisr. by law. he excluded ir.,l.,
ell bei eft II said estate. Those indebted l..
said esia," Rrc reqaesied tn make imineiin,~
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The demoera,y papers have lately been
making calculations a. 10 how the several
states were soing 10 vote this fall, aud they
managed 10 get enough Of figures together To
give Seymour and Blair majority Ofthe slce.
'oral college, tai 70 afsuia his resaii, IsnH,yi.
ra"'a' OHIO and Indians rae u, erery insiaace
gee" 10 hc d'1Ocruts. How these seekers after
knowlcdy" feel now we do not know but Ger.
'siniy the rcsul, Of last Tuesdays voting has
played the Very deuce with their tables II
probabilities.
Our iiicnd of thc Journal some lime ago tried
his hand at figuring up the result. aud here Ia
his opinion.
So la all probability the following States will
- Democratic.