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school Commissioner.

We have requested to give notice
that meeting of the Democratic Con.
ssryative voters Of Westminster distric,
will be held at the Court House, on
Saturday the 2ud of October next, at 8
o'clock, P. NJ, to nominate candidate
for School Commissioner for said Dis
trict.
We also suggest that the voters in
all districts which have not yet acted in
this matter, to meet for the same pur-
pose, at the same time, at their usual
places of holding primary meetings in
their respective districts.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-09-23
New York Politics.

We would not search Gotham, as
with lighted candle, for purity in
politics. Rival factions have been in
existence there, ever since we have had
any knowledge Of the city. There are
twowell organizedand powerful clubs in
the Democratic party, there atthis time,
ia open antagonism. One, the Man.
haitian, or aristocratic branch of the
party, is headed BY August Belmont
The other, the Americus Club, repre-
senting the mass of the voters and the
roughs, is headed by VIM. NJ. Tweed.
The feud, Of course, is over the division
Of spoil, and the relative right of inAu.
ence in State and local elections, and
may, possibly, lead TO serious results,
unless they can be brought into har-
monious action. Belmont is charged
with owning the World newspaper and
with open perfdy and treachery during
the Presidential campaign Of last year,
inasmuch as be caused that paper to
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-09-23

The entire cost Of the Suez Canal,
which is to be opened next December,
has been about sSl 100000. But to
include improvements, which will be
applied as experience may suggest, we
may safely set the total sum at $50, OO0,-
600. Il is estimated by some authori-
ties that the annual business of the
canal will amount to 10000, 900 tons,
aud that its gross receipts will be 1O0,-
DOC, 900 francs.
The announcement Of an express
train that shall run from Liverpool to
London in four hours is remarkable
event. Tho distance is over two hun.
dred miles, and In order to make it a
through train-that is, to allow no stops
between the two places. The necessity
Of stopping for watcr is obviated BY
mechanical means of scoopins up the
water from the tanks as the train goes
along.
There were heavy rains in Minnesota
last week, and the Mississippi and Min.
nesota rivers are flooded, causing great
destruction Of property. Below Min
neapolis fifteen thousand tons Of hay
have been swamped The grain has al
50 been damaged. 10 Sc. Croix county
alone, the loss is estimated at $3.50, 900.
The response of the country TO the
appeal for the Avondale sufferers is as
generous as universal. From all quar-
tiers money Is pouring In, aud from pre-.
sent appearances il Is probable that the
sum Of $3.50 900 will be raised and for.
warded within month.
Within very short time Eve young
women in Louisville, ILL.,, have been
seriously poisoned by the use Of import
cd face power adultcrated with lead.
In each case the cosmetic caused pa
rulysis.
Laundresses in Montgomery have
found new way to increase their gains.
They take the clothes to be washed on
Monday morning, hire them out day
or two, and then clean and iron them in
time TO be returned on Saturday.
There lives at Havre, in France, au
old sailor, who, during the past thirty
Eve years, has rescued one hundred and
two drowning persons.
In reply to paper which called Gen.
eral Sherman .'the coming man. a
Georgia Journal says It "hopes he is not
coming that way again"
A singular disease prevails among
calves 10 New Hampshire. Small white
worms collect in the windpipe SO thick
" as 20 prevent breathing.
A woman ia New Bedford, Mass,
was arrested three times in one day for
drunksess. being newly drunk each
time.
An Episcopal minister 10 Philadclph-
10 has married thousand copies during
. fourteen years. pastorate, but himself
remains a bachelor.
The three canning establishments at
Bridgeton, NJ b., expect to put up g.
000, 900 cans offruit this season.
The Belle Of Clyde" won che 81 900
and Lady Thorn" the 90, 900 prizes at
Prospect Park, N. r., on Saturday.
Bonuar offerd s30,000 for sAmeri-
can Girl" Some American girls sell
for half that price.
Professor Judah Dana, Rutland, VT,
has q copy of Virgil printed over 800
pears ago.
There is no abatement or the Ere il
he Difmal SCAMP Of virgiuia
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-09-23
The Turf, Field and r.
Hon Town, BnILIIlKr Am -

1T IL the organ of all respee,,h,.
L Clubs and therefore the LEADING ~. ,aI
nal in America. II DISGUISE. Arris,i 1sl''
scientifically aud practically, and So ,
tention Is given to the Sports OF atIiit
Those who believe in the Gun, d. H.. RI ~ -.
Bat, consult its columns Win -
profit The paper deuounoe. pg,;s's n
all low, disgusting sports. BILLIARD, :.
due attention.
Asa Literary paper we claim Ii.
FOR the Turf, Field and Farm.
lts merit on this point has been So.
conceded to be superior to any Of h -
sors IN sporting literature.
lH correspondents are men Of ,pr.,,..
lcctual culture aud attachments, nd ~
ity is recognized as being Of the bigb,s,'-
The paper is weekly, the l,fy., /, 1
United States, and Il published e',,, ~
morning, at IS year In advance on
year in advance, by
$. d. BRUCE 4 SINpSN
sep23-u 81 Park Row, Nes Ia.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-09-23

The following conundrum is now cur
rent. If the government saves five
millions in Il month when Grant aud
his Cabinet are junkcting ut Watering.
places, how long would it take to pay
the national debt if they never went
near Washington at alls
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-09-23
Valuable Town Property
FOR SALE,
T y II . a u u ,

HNHE subscriber, as Agent, offers at Phi.
Il waite Sale, the HOUSE
and LOT situated on Main A en-
Street, near the Sentinel ID syt stM
Office, and opposite 10 the e sts u
", T. Church. The Improvements consist
Of two s;ory Dwelling II thorough rena sir'
with hne large Kitchen, Cellar IN rear OF
same; anihraced with the house is a fne
garden, containing choice fruit trees, such
as apples and cherry, with great variety
81 selected currants, &c. There il also a
fine Log Stable.
For terms, &e., apply 10
sss23f eaAs. d. R0BBRrs.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-09-23

When Rosencrans was falling back
from Chickamauga he called his staff
around him and asked for a pencil
Every one Of the staff felt in his pock-
ct, but nary pencil did no find
The General, flashing his eyes upon
them, with much bitterpes of tone, ie.
marked "If l had asked you for a
corkscrew every one of you would have
had one"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-09-23
NO. l03s EOtJTY

Circuit Court for Carroll County
Michael Scanlou rs. Emma r. Ripple
ORDERED this 18th day Of Septeuis
~ 1869, that the Audit filed in this ~.
be finally ratified and confirmed, unleaus
to the contrary thereof be shown on OF y
fore the 9th day Of October next prSn2
n copy Of this order be Published iOr y
successive weeks before the last NAMED !
in some newspaper published in Cam
county.
JNo. B. BOYLE, CIst
True copy,-Test:
sep 1872 JSo. b. BOYLE, Cied
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-09-23
NO. 1853 EQUITY.

Circuit Court for Carroll CoU,n
Theodore l.. Fritchey, Trustee Of ia
Greenwood and wife, IS. Joseph en-.
wood and wife,
nRDERED this 10Th day Of Sepi,s.
~ 1869, that the Audit fled in tAb |,
be finally ratified and confirmed. a.
cause 10 the contrary thereof be ,bon
or before the sth day of October merit !
vided copy of this order be inserts
two successive weeks before the last siil
day in some newspaper printed III Cl-I
county,
JNo. D. BOYLE, Clst
True cOpy,-Test,
sep 3,-2t JSo. B. BorLr, Clst
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-09-23

Democratic reader are you at present
a subscriber to your county paper? If
not, II is your duty to subscribe at once,
without delay; if you are, then go and
ask your Democratic ncighbor to go and
do likewise. Spread the truth and help
the cause.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-09-23

y "u'" dHd Court streets, Carroll county, Nd.
yANIs is one OF the best Hotels in the State,
being in the centre Of the city, and the
only Hotel near the Courthouse, makes Il
desirable for permanent and transient Gus.
tom. This property is IN the hest repair,
and occupies whole square, and has about
nifty commodions rooms, with large Parlors
and Dining-room. capable Of seating over
100 persons, with the convenience OF halls
throughout the house, with promenadiug
Portico about 200 feet long in front Of the
second story, aud with every convenience
OF first class Hotel Good Slabling for
over 200 horses and carriages; lce.bonse.
Cistern and two Pumps Of excellent water,
with all other necessary oonPeniences.
This is very desirable Summer Resort,
for ITS beauty and health, the cars going 10
and from Baltimore six times day. Rem,
low to good tenant Possession given
October IL, 1869. Apply to h. NJ. Polk,
No. 4, Aisqnith street, baltimore.
sept 23,--1t
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MILL PROPERTY,

nearly adjoining the above described prem.
ives, and situate on the public read leading
from Westminster to New Wiudsor, dis.
tant from the former about miles, from
the latter about miles. The Mill has been
recently repaired aud is in good running
order. There is an excellent Dwelling with
tho necessary cut buildings, and also
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-09-23
NOTICE..

CUBSCRIBERS to the Capital stoa !
- the Carroll County Agricultural SOcegI
who have paid no part Of their subsc9l
tons, are hereby notified tina, uuless u,
settle the amount doe with the TreasuuI
on or before the 2sth Of September ins,ls
the shares so subscribed viii be canssla
Those who have partly paid their suhs13
tons are requested to call and settle y
balance due by the date aforesaid, obs
wise legal measures will be resorted hA
enforce the collection thereof.
BY order Of the Boad,
WIN. A. MokELLlP,
sep 23,-lt SecretaT'
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-09-23


DEnocRArIc CONSERVATIVES STATE
CoNyEETIos.--At meeting of the
Exeenttvs oonmitsss Of the Democrat
10 State Gentrsl Committee, held al
Baltimore On the 18th Of August, 1869,
the following resolution was adopted:
fssoissd, That Il be and q hereby recon.
mended to the Democratic Conservative
voters Of tho State Of Maryland, 10 elect
Delegates from each County and each Leg
isiative Distfiet of the City Of Baltimore,
equal in number 70 their representation,
respectively, in both branches Of the State
Legislature, to form State Convention, 10
meet at the city Of Baltimore on the IN
day Of October next, at II O'Clock NJ, 70
nominate q candidate for the Office Of State
Comptroller
Joshua vAxsAsr, Chairman.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-09-23
NOTICE..

A CC0RDING to a resolution passei !
IA the Board of the Parkton and MA
chester Railroad Company on the lShE
slant, oil the stockholders Of said road AZ
hereby notified to pay into the hands OIL y
Treasurer, Jacob Shower, ut Manehes'S
two dollars on each and every share 3
stock subscribed, on or before the the rs
day Of Norembe', 1869, as their second D
stallment.
LEWIS c. MYERLY,
sept 23,-td SecretNy'
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-09-23

Arrangements have been made by
the Treasury Department, by which,
after the LIST Of October, $780, 900 a
day can be furnished of one, two and
ten dollar notes, to DO Increased soon
after to half million day.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-09-23

j. Yingling & Son are still selling the
Best Calicoes and the latest styles at
l2i cents. sen 33-1t
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-09-23

Cotisy's Lady's BosL for September
ID on our table. Il is Tie fsvorite Of
almost every household, asd, as Of old,
contains the latest fashion plates, choice
selections, ard much that interests every
lady.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-09-23
NOTICE.

AY wife Jane having left my bed ana
lvl board without any just cause or Pr,
vocation, this is to warn all persons no'w
trust her on my account, as ! will pay ny
debts contracted by her.
CHAS. DORSEY, fColore d,
Porter's p. o. Carroll county, No
sep 28-St~
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-09-23

George Cotton, Esq, Editor Of the
Annapolis Republican, has been nomi-
mated for the Legislature from the 10Th
Ward, Baltimore.
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Look ut J. Yingling & Sons adver.
tlsement in another column. s23.2t
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Z Acres and II Square Pcrchcs
OF Land, more or less,

belonging to the Mil Property There is
adjoining the mill an Excellent Disiillery
in good repair, which together with all the
Fixtures, will be sold with the mill property.
Also at the same time aud place will be
= 4 . l. L L 4
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]. Yingling & Son have just received
asplendid stock ofnew goods. s23-2t
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Democrats, examine the lists Of voters
pnt up by the register, and see that your
names and those Of your Democratic
neighbors are on them.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-09-23

Ask your Democrasic neighbor If be
s registered If not, go with him and
hare il done.
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NOTICE.

MY wife, Annie e. Tanner, having len
N my bed aud board without aay wv
cause, this is to warn all persons from!ru'fi
ing on harboring her on my account as
will pay no debts made by her.
sep 2s-3t# WILLIAM TANNER
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-09-23

Frederick and Pennsylvania Line
Raiiroad From the Baltimore SatHr.
,lay Nyht We take the following article.
This paper is now and always has been
warm advocate Of the Western Mary
land Road, as the many articles we
have already published from it prove,
aud the citizens of this county should
show their appreciation, Of its labors in
their behalf by subscribing to it, No
better family paper is published, either
in this State or elsewhere;
We learn with pleasure that the eventual
triumph of this important railway is alto.
gether encouraging. Ground has already
been broken, and several portions Of the
line are now under contract.
This road runs from Frederick City to
Littlestown, in Pennsylvania, where it in
tersoctsth the littlcstown railway, aud thereby,
the Hanover and Gettysburg road, through
which an outlet is had ut the Hanover
junction with the Northern Central. This
road crosses aud connects with the Western
Maryland at point near Middleburg, in
Carroll county. 1t will likewise secure ad
vantages accruing from the Emmittsburg
Branch when that is completed and, finally,
with other contemplated and projected I'M
proyements, from direct through-lne to
the North and Northwest, connecting with
the entire railway system Of our country.
The advantages OF this road, when in full
operation, to the trade and commerce OF
Baltimore, must prove of vast Importance,
socially and every other way. 1t will be
great feeder to the Western Maryland,
throwing largo amount of tonnage and
passenger fare thereon from the surrounding
country.
1t is gratifying, therefore, in view of all
these facts, 10 know that means abundant
will be forthcoming to secure, in due time,
the completion of this road The people
of Frederick city and county are alive to its
success, as they are also in Carroll county
and other regions along the entire line.
We are advocates for internal improve.
ments in every lurm-cspecial of railroads
and hope, therefore, for the benefit of the
Western Maryland, in which Baltimore has
so large an interest, that the Frederick and
Pennsylvania, and other highways which
may add to It's business, will be speedily
completed
Bdse BaH-.On Saturday last a spir.
tied, and, for time, a closely contested
game of Base Ball was played between
the Mohawk Club OF Manchester aud
the Amateur Club of Hanover, on the
grounds OF the latter. About three
hundred people principally Ilanoyarians,
were present to witness the game. In
the beginning everything was in favor
of the Amateur, but on the fifth inning
the Mokawks ran ahead and ably sus.
tanned the advantage they had gained.
This was the second of a series Of thee
match games, both being gained by the
Mohawks. The score stands as follows.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-09-23

TO THE VOTERS OF CARROLL COUNTY.
offer myself as IN independent can
didate for Sheriff, at the next election
JOHN. NJ. YINGLING.
sen % ties
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Every Democratic voter should cx-
anime the Registry list aud see that
his name is thereon.
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Business Locals.

Notices under this head TEN CENTS
pr line for each insertion.
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MOHAWK.
Amateur.

TOTAL ~ ~ Total "a "a
Fly balls, Amateur 8, Mohawk I.
Umpire, Mr.. Nyman Of the Eagle of Wash
ington, d. @.
Scorers, S, J. Bsrgclt for Amateur F. DEF
fenbach for Mohawk.
Fine FrH't.-Mr William I.ampert,
residing near this city, left with US last
week the finest apples aud peaches VIC
have seen this season. Some of the
peaches measured 10 inches in circum.
ference, aud the favor of the apples
was delicious. lie will accept our
thanks for his kind remembrance.
The scholars connected with laughs
Church Sunday Schoolsin Frederick
county, held a celebration on Saturday
last, in the grove near the Church
Many persons from Brucevillc and
vicinity attended, and the day passed
of pleasantly. The Union Bridge Band
furnished music for the occasion.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-09-23

In the Circuit Court for Carroll Cosnil'
In the matter Of the Insolvent Estate
Nimrod Burgett.
ORDERED this 2lst day Of Septemb.er
" 1863, that the I'd Audit filed in III
cause be finally ratified and confirmed, u.
less cause to the contrary be shown 90
before the 9Th day of October nexti proves
a copy Of this order be inserted in son,
newspaper printed in Carroll county, %
two successive weeks before the last nan'S
day.
JN0. B. BOYLE, Clerk
True copy,-Test;
sep 2S-2t Jso. b. BOYLE, Clerk
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-09-23
NO. 1907 EQUITY.

NO. 1867 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll county
In the matter OF the Trust Estate Of
Richard Fowler.
NOTICE is given, this goth day Of Sep
~ TENDER, 1869, to the creditors Of Rich
ard Fowler, of Carroll county, who were
such prior to the sth day Of December,
1868, to file their claims, properly proven
and authenticated, with the Clerk Of TINS
Court, on or before the 10th day of oc'o'
Der next. ,,.,
sept 23,-it Special Auditor
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-09-23

II loud RENNET, for making Slip
IL Jlnket, ke., for sale by
lrar II Hopper q IFilmai
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4 RlSINl The great Blood Purifier, for
4 saieiy H4pss-& IYiimtF.
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O,3,kaps Court ii-oceetliggs Jacob
Powder, Esq, Chief Judge; Levi Buff
6ustOn aud Hanson 4 Webb, Esqrs.,
Associate Judges; Joseph NJ, Parke,
Esq, Register Of Wills
Monday, September Is, lS69-The
viii Of Peter Erb was admitted to pro
bate, aud letters testamentary thereon
were granted to David u. Earhart, the
executor The will of Pctor Dietz, was
Admitted to probate, and letters tesla,
mentary thereon we're granted to David
b. Earhart aud Michael Dictz, the ex.
ocutoFs Letters Of administration were
granted on the estate of Sarah Murray,
deceased, to Jumcs Murray. Petition
Of james Murray, administration of
Sarah Murray, deceased, for authority
to convey certain real estate, sold by
the deceased in her life time. Levi d.
Maus and VIM. III. Maus, executors Of
Sarah Maus, deceased, returned inyen-
tury of goods aud chattels aud inyen-
tory of money.
Tuesday, September 14,--0rder of
Orphans Court giving authority to
James Murray, administrator OF Sarah
Murray, deceased, to convey real estate
sold by said deceased in her life time.
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FOR RENT.
A GREAT CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY,
THE WELLKN0wN, EXTENSIVE
WESTMINSTER HOTEL,

Loeaisdi IN the City Of Westminster, on The corn,
Of Han dnd Court streets, Carroll county, Nd.
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sep % te*
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TacaHt .Sslolorsaps.- Rev. Samuel
Register, President Of the Maryland
Agricultural College, situated in Prince
Georges county, writes to us that our
county is entitled 10 four free scholars.
Application for appointment must be
made TO the President Of che Board of
School Commissioners
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agreeable between the parties. The I,us.
|Oand came home ID dinner one day. as nsu.
~, and while eating his wife said q him
stephen, you had better cal a hearty Dim.
||nsf, Tor II is The last thar / will ever cook
|'ov YOU" lie inquired what she meant
70 mhshc informed him that SHE had inst "a
ceiyed letter fran Young man ii fur,ner
beau) whom She loved better Than any one
Else N ihe world; 'ha'sle was going ID leave
her husband and 90 10 him; and that she Ne.
yer loved (Stephen) her husband. After
dinner was over she attired herself neatly
and soon aftera hack called, her trunk al.
ready packed) was placed on II. tie noman
got inside, the driver cracked his whip. and
away went The wife from home and husband
forever. Such are the circumstances of The
case as they have been told 10 us.
The New York World. IL commenting
on the sudden popularity Of enlranchise.
ment Of tho white folks" If ihe Sonth.
expresses the following very decided epin.
ion:
The anomaly Of keeping down the sn.
per'"r race Is a failure, after five years of
Congress- aud ,hr army.io bolster il 49,
Ibis Is the abandonment Of reconstruction.
rs key stone was White dislraDchisemen,.
That pulled ant. Tie whole arch falls. Ii
aas ialien. and will soon be buried out Of
'igIit."
Everybody thinks the Printer. lives on
he wind.