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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-02-18
Jan 2l-td
NRUS TEE' s SALE.

VNRUSTEE' SALE.
By virtue Of . deed of trust executed on the
10th day Of June, 1854, by John a. Fairfax ana
wife to Caleb Richards, and duly recorded ih
the Clerks office Of Fairfax County Court, Au
gust 14th, 1854, in liber w, No. 2, folio GAG, to
secure unto Archibald McFarlan, his heirs and
assigns, the payment Of two bonds given by
the said John A. Fairfax, bearing date tho 18th
day of jane, 1654, and interest thereon from
the lst day Of July, 1881, one OF SAID bonds De.
ing for the sum of 81 ,439 28 the other for To
sum of 81 ,546, the undersigned, Trustee thereir
named, will, on MONDAY, the 18TH day
March, 1869, that being Court day, expose &c
sale, at public auction, at II M, in front OF the
Court House of the county Of Fairfax, Va tn
A certain TRACT OF LAND. situated il
the county Of Fairfax, Va bounded on tn
west by a tract of one hundred acreg, sold BY
r. Coyle to George d. Fowle, on the south by
lands owned by VIM. Simms and other: &nG
the big highway; on the east by small rGr
north by the lands Of Richard Windsor anc
others; containing On HUNDRED ACRES
more or less Terms Of sae cash
fe l3-eots CALEB L. RICHARDS, Trust.
DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
= executed on the 10Th day Of s pril, 1893. By
Walt BrJughton and ~arah. his wife, 10 a fired
Moss, to secure the payment of the sum OF four
hundred d,llars, due oy the note or the sal0
Wait Broughton, dat d the 10th day Of AFrii,
l'53 md payable twelve months after date,
with interest tnereol rom date the nndersgn
ed substituted Trustee, viii, or NJ N Az,
the 10Th day OF March, 1869, that leg Court
day, expose 10 sale at public auc ion, ~ IL n
in tont Of the Court House Of the coun'y OF
FIJI fAA. V, the following described PhOP-
kR =, 10 WIT:
All int IKACr OF LAND. situstrd ia tho
COUNT Of Fairfax and Stale OF Virginia where
on the SAL Wal. Broug nton resided al the time
f the execution o; said de"i of trust, and est
m .ted to contain about W. n UNDhkD and
FIFTY ACRES, be toe some more or less, l.
beng The residue ~: tne laud rem aiming unsold.
At the time OF the exec uton Of said deed OF
/ ust which was purchased BY the said Waite
Uroukhtou o. FrAuei, Coter Terms Of sails
Cash y LIB II > M Fh
u0-tt4ted Trustee
u - % ,o.e
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-02-18

DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS,
~ WINDOW GLASS sc.
COOK s. CREIGHTON have on hand and
will continue to keep at their store. No; l01
King street, near Pitt, large stock of goods in
their line to which they invite attention.
Just received supply of SHAKER SEEDS.
to be sold on commissions also, lot Of ONION
SET S, of all varieties
We are also in receipt of fresh supply Of
AYERS MEDICINES, for sale wholesale and
retail, feD IL
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NJ Q .
The regular meeting of the ALEXANDRIA
JTTERNRY ASSOCIATION will be held To-
NIGHT, in ono of the rooms of Mr.. Kemper,'s
school building, at II o'clock full attend
anca Is earnestly requested, as important bust
ness will be brought before the meeting for
consideration Members who have not pro-
cured their tickets for the supper on the I'D,
will please come prepared to do SO tonight
A.>C CAZENOVE, Prest,
tlopNE1rTrs Cox. Secty. feb lS-lt .
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

A TUF INOL
The undersigned have this day entered into
copartnership under the name and style of
COOK & CREIGHTON, for the purpose Of
conducting the wholesale and retail DRUG,
MEDICINE, PAINT and OIL BUSINESS,
at the old stand of Cook & Kelley, No l07 King
street, where they will be pleased to see their
friends and the friends of the late Henry Cook
and Cook u Kelley.
Physicians Prescriptions will at all times re-
ceive prompt attention.
HORTENSIA II. COOK.
VIM f. CREIGHTON.
hIovan1r;o Fab II 1890 fah 1T-tf
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Alexandria, Feb. II, 186'
NOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

v ,,
The undersigned will continue the HARD
WARE BUSINESS III all its branches, at the
old stand, 88 King street, under the STYLE and
name of JOHN 7. CREIGHTON q SON
JOHN r.. CREIGHTON.
feb IT j. CARLIN CREIGHTON.
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HAVING, ON THE FIRST Jay OF + EB-
Il ruarV, eighteen hundred and sixty nice
associated with me in business my son, - j.
w MALLS return my III .nks to my friends
and the public in general, for their liberal pa
tronage extended towards me during he aSt
year, and solicit continuance of the same TO-
wards the new firm Al persons indebted u
me will please come forward and settle their
accounts, and all persons having claims against
ma will please present them for pay ment
feb II JAMES w. LIS.
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E0K SALE AND RENT.

Ie. FOR RENT.-A large FKAMB HOUSE,
81: 60 St. Asaph street, corner Of Wolfe Gas
and water all through: large yard, stables and
other convenienceS. Possession given the frat
dav of December. For terms apply to GEO.
L. SEATON, 179 King street nov %
FOR RENT-TheH HOUSE now occupied
E$S by myself Possession given Immediately.
BY applying at AZ King st. ,,,,,,,,o
jan ENOCH dhl OIL I'D.
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Fairfax ca feb l3-eots
The Democratic advocate., 1869-10-14
M AR RIED.

In the Presbyterian Church, New Wind
sor, Tuesday morning October 9Th, by Rev.
David Wilson, NJ. d., Charles p. Bale and
Alice NJ, only daughter of Jonas Ecker,
Esq, all Of this county.
On the l2th inst, by Elder Daniel p. Sayfoy.
Theodore y. Englar and Resnie Roop, 10Th oii
this county.
On the 18th inst, by Elder Daniel p. SAVIOR.
Charles Sesaefier and Annie X. Englar, both
of this county.
On the S0th ultiu,o, in Hanover, Pa, BY John
Mcllyaine. Esq., Noah kolbaugh and Miss Su-
san RitenOur, both Of tSis county.
On the same day, by the same, George A.
Davis and Miss Sarah Ritenour, both VI this
county.
On Tuesday morning the 9Th instant, at the
residenee Of the brides father, by the Rev. Mr..
Reid, DIR. Lewis Kelly, Of Franz! lin district,
this county, and Miss n. Oracle NALL, Of Sam 8
Greek, Frederick county.
May the rose that blo0meth now
On the brides youthful cheek;
Sootbingiy fan the Doctors brow,
And make his joys complete.
Thus, joys begun IN youthful times,
Nay last long years to come
Like howers that grow in warmer climcs,
The earliest, the longest bloom.
The Democratic advocate., 1869-10-14
DIED,

In baltimore, on the Sd instant, Sarah
A.. Wright, formerly Of Uniontown.
ln this county October LIST, 1869, Ed
ward r Butler, in the 10th year Of his age,
formerly Of Baltimore county.
On the Cd ot ociober. 1854, near Browns
Ohurch, Belinda, consoyt Of Mr., Geo, Houck
aged q years, months and : days,
On the 9th Instant, George, son of Alexander
and susannah Cramer, aged 4 days,
,, on the sth inst, Mrs. Margaret, wife OF
Emanuel Erh, aged % years ! month and 70
Iy nEaoRIAu,
Written on the death Of Sarah Jane Sbafer.
aged years, l month and 10 days, daughter
OF Joshua and Elizabeth Shafer,
our Jennie was our darling,
:, Our pet, our joy, our pride;
But early In the morning
Wyouth, our Jennie died.
Our hearts seemed nigh breaking,
To think that she has gone,
And left us sad and lonely,
To thiak, TO weep and mourn.
Oh, how we will miss her,
In the garden where she played,
And more by the freside
:. When the flowers have all decayed.
Yes, and we will miss her
When the day Is cprtained by the eyenipp
shadcsi
Her vacant chair aud silent tongue,
Alas, too true, they say she's dead,
oh may we live that when we die,
To Us 1t may be given,
To meet our Jennie In the sky. 4s
And dwell with her In heaven,
ny her Brother and Sister,
The Democratic advocate., 1869-10-14

No subject has been more befogged
and nysti6cd than that of the tariff.
Tint speeious, adcaptandum phrase Of
''prvsection" 70 home industry has mis-.
led is thousands. When the subject
y stripped Of its mystery and simpli6sd,
is d seen that tho "proteetion" afforded
to American Industry by the tariff, is
oaly that Of the vultnre towards the
lamb. Facts are often better than ar
guments TO illustrate the truth Of apy
proposition, and one Of these facts Illus
tFasing the hartfal nature Of q high
destructive 1--WE win not call II protec-
tive) tariff, is furnished to us BY the
Nsw Hork Heraia, in relation to the
duty on coal. That Journal says =
asidney coal, We are assured BY cor.
respondent, can be delivered in this
city now in quantities Of one hundred
toss al ssven dollars per ton. Let the
people reaectthat one dollar and seventy
cents Of this price is paid for duty
Thus the price Of the same coal, IL i,
were relieved Of the duty imposed to
"Protsct" Pennsylvania, would be Eve
The Democratic advocate., 1869-10-14

FINANCIAL VIEWS OF AIR. A. 7
SrEwARr.-The New York HorIfs
interview reporter has had conversa-
tiou with Mr.. A. I. Stewart, the emf
neut dry goods merchant, (whom Presi-
dent GrSpt nominated as Secretary oi
the Treasury to know what effect he
thinks the recent operations in Wall
street will have on the commercial in.
terests of the country. The reporter
Gays Mr.. S. responded as follows;
"I eanuot regard them as otherwise
than disastrous to our commercial in.
terests. In the FIRST place they inter.
fere with aud confuse our values by
rendering uncertain the price of gold
But to tbs there is added another rea.
sou, in the demoralizing effect which il
must produce.
T" disapproved Of the policy of sell.
ing gold and purchasing bonds with the
proceeds, believing as / do that it will
never lead us, as il is probably mean,
10 lead US, to specie payments. Such
a policy would not lead us to such a re.
suit in ten years--no, nor in hundred
The purchase Of bonds with gold gives
the spectators means to carry on their
operations. This policy is unquestion.
ably Of great benefit TO those who have
no means Of their own. While solvent
men will entirely oppose this policy, i,
will be approved Of by those who are
shaky."
The Democratic advocate., 1869-10-14
Can Irishmsn Support the Radical
Ticket

The Radicals have the bare-faced ef.
fron,ery to ask our foreign citizens to
support them. Can the Irish forget the
many insults hcaped upon them BY this
partyf How in 1914, under the name
Of Native Americans they burnt their
churches; how, in 1S54-'55, under the
name of Know Nothings, they pro-
scribed them and their religion iu par
ticular; how, since, under the present
party name, they have placed the beastly
African over the Irish aud Germans.
The ignorant negro is made citizen
instantaneously, but the most intOlli-
gent foreigner has to wait five years
before he can vote.
The Democratic advocate., 1869-10-14

nv eh4tOao w tto-p Jul DbOhcs nNtIN-
thing we use has to be paid for on de.
livery, and we cannot afford to work on
credit any more than a farmer can sell
his produce on the same terms. Ne.
cessity compels US to urge . aspeedy set.
Element Of all claims, and no one can
complain Of unreasonableuess on our
part after six months or years credit.
This thing of dopuipg is very puplsas-
ant, but it is absolutely necessary.
Base BaH-On the 29,b ultimo, a
game OF base ball was played on the
Carroll County Agricultural grounds
between the Star and Keystone Clubs
Of this Oity, resulting in favor Of the
latter.
A game was played oa Saturday last
for the junior championship OF the
county, between thu Mohswk, Of Man.
chester, and the Keystone, of this city,
in which the latter wers victorious.
We are gratifed to learn that IN in.
stitutiou long needed in our communi.
ty-vize Fire Insurance Company, is
about being established. Augustus
Shrivcr, DIR. j. W. Herring, Granville
Haines, DIR. Beltz, Richard Manning,
Edward Lynch, aud others of our most
prominent and enterprising citizens Of
the county are-conneeted with this pro-
ject.
The Democratic advocate., 1869-10-14

We have received from the Publish
ers, J. B. Burr 4 Co., Hartford, Conn,
advance sheets Of new work entitled
STRUGGLES aud Triumphs of Forty
Years RecOlleetions of p. T. Barnum,
written BY himself" This work is re-
plete with humor, anecdotes and enter
tanning notwithstanding an epitome Of
the eventful life Of the great Snowman. n.
IL is expeusively illustrated and will
contain 800 octave pages. Sold by
subscription only.
The Democratic advocate., 1869-10-14

Locdi Neutrality-suspicious.. Diflen-
dali n Hughes, Nlachinists, of this city,
have obtained patent for u horse power.
The Basement Of the new Methodist
Episcopal Church WAS opened on Sum
day, aud the collection was large enough
to pay for furnishing tie room.
-Four thousand fruit cans were made
by one timer, in ths eily, during the
present season.
The wheat in many portions Of the
county looks very 6ue, especially that
seeded early.
There have been heavy frOsts during
the past week.
Mcssrs. Yingling 4 Son have found
it necessary to add seventeen feet to
theiT store in order TO accommodate
their large stock Of goods.
The Democratic advocate., 1869-10-14

FAST TRoTTINa.-At the Narragan.
so,t Park on Friday, Lady Thorn won
the trot for 81, ,000against Palmer, Gold
smith Maid, Lucy and American Girl.
Her time was in 2;19l, 2l7l and 2:2l
American Girl was distanced on the
fourth heat. This is said to be the fast
est race, in the aggregate of heats, ever
trotted,
The Democratic advocate., 1869-10-14

The California whea. crop is cnorm
Gus. The receipts of wbes, and other
grain from the interior coatiuue to be
large, and it is said that not less than
twenty thousand tons are waiting
shipment along the limo Of the Western
Paoi6c Railroad, in addition TO the vast
quantities already sent over the line.
The Democratic advocate., 1869-10-14

The argument in the injunction case
Of Geo. NJ. Gill and others in the mat.
ter of the hypothecation of 81 ,00O, ,O0O
OF Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad Bonds
by the city authorities to aid in the
construction of the Western Maryland
Railroad, was commenced in the Court
of Appeals on Friday, October 5th.
The Democratic advocate., 1869-10-14
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

rJ,HE Communion Of the Lords Supper will
Il be celebrated in 81. Penis reformed
Church, in this city, on next Sabbath the 18th
instant. ffa
Services previous 70 the Communion. will
be observed on Thursday, Friday and satar-
day evening", eommeneing att o'clock.
The Democratic advocate., 1869-10-14
AIIcgany County

Geo. W. Hoover, late Reg
ister Of Wills, lsii7
Dan. duncan, ltto ShG 81
John barnard, late shd AS
Hanson Wilson, " 1858
J. Pioy Mccullough, Col
leetor, 1861
James williaon, 1865
The Democratic advocate., 1869-10-14
1rtaulters to the State.
CTATE OF MARYLAND,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
CONFTRollga's OFvIcE,
1aaopoiis, UslaLer l, ls69.


In compliance with Section G, Article 50,
Code Public General Laws, to wit;
"Thc Comptroller shall furnish each officer
Of the State whose accounts are in arrears, at
least sixty days prior to n general election,
full statement Of his accounts, and In default oi
hi, accounting for such deficiencies within
thirty DAYS, then 1t shall be the duty Of the
Comptroller to have published weekly for ono
R,oafl, 10 one or more newspapers In the sew
eral counties Of the State and the city of Baltl-
more, the names and titles Of said officers, with
the amount Of sach deficiencies"
herewith publish the following list which
embraces the names Of all accounting officers
in default to the State Of Maryland, together
with the amount Of principal and interest due
by each. WIN. J. LEONARD,
Comptroller.
The Democratic advocate., 1869-10-14

There are thousands of acres Of late
corn in Knox county, Indiana, that will
not produce more than ten bushels an
acre
The Democratic advocate., 1869-10-14
baltimore City.

t. q. SeSwssft latc clerk
Court Common Pleas
VIM. J. IIamilJ, late clerk
Court Common Pleas
Thps, n. Gardner, late elk
Criminal Court
Nath. Hickman, late Reg.
lister Of Wills
Thos. K. Rich, late Notary y
Public
LeAnder Warren, late No
,ary Public
Lewis Sutton, late Notary y
Public
John NJ. Walker, late No
tary Public
Wm. Reeder, Tobacco In
speetor Warehouse No.
Rich France, Lottery Con,
tractor
The Democratic advocate., 1869-10-14

Oshkosh, Wis., has thirty two saw
and shiugls mill establish ments, which
consume, On an average 5000, 900 feet
Of Icgs each, during the season, making
an aggregate u l6O. .OOe, 600 feet.
The Democratic advocate., 1869-10-14

Fifteen men and twenty hsrses we're
drowned Sunday, in S. Maurice rissr,
near Point chateau, Canada, BY ihe
npsettiag ofa scow in which they we're
crossing
The Democratic advocate., 1869-10-14

The P<esidest has issued a proclama-
tios appointing Thprsdas, the 18th Of
November, = day Of thanksgiving
and prayer.
The Democratic advocate., 1869-10-14
Howard County.
Hartford County.

WIN, q. Burke, late shd, 10
Il. II. Bus,ey, late sbd, 1858
James A. Cover, late sheriff,
1856
William Carsins, late sheriff,
lGac
The Democratic advocate., 1869-10-14

See new advertisements on next page.
Several have been unavoidably left over
until next week.
The Democratic advocate., 1869-10-14


~ tszf fssssios ths I.sEislaturs Of
MsfyIssd wiIi b called upoo to vote
~ y rgsisst the XIV Amendment TO
~ Csestitasios of the United States.
- l~disal eosvsstios Of this county,
shish nonisstsd candidates for that
YSsisios, h.vs Ieft The people in igsor-
ssss = tAis ssbjest and We now ask
che ss.slenen forming that tiskss--Are
lss j. fsssr Of negro equality; are you
sssrs yoa, set 10 favor Of ihe XIV
Asssd.snt; . yes nsiss.ia that The
sssszc 4 sstlsled y I'll the privileges
kish a. white nsa enjoys; will you
aes pssp's ksow where you stand
st'tli issss, i the sbssnes Of any in
hsnatiss from che scuvsntioa which
resisstsd yoss Y '.'''ss'
The Democratic advocate., 1869-10-14

Our attention has been recently nj.
traeted by the artistic work Of beauti.
ful basket Of wax flowers executed by
our towusmau, Mr.. Chas. w. Motter.
MT. Motter displays the finest concep.
ton Of floral beauties aud makes his
arrangements in tasteful and dependent
contrasts. Mr.. Motter is now 10 town,
aud is anxious to form class and give
them proper Instructions. His merit
certainly deserves encouragement. He
can be found ut Mr.. Marsh's Hotel.
J. Yingling & Son are still selling
the best cslicoes at l2i ceats. 1t
A full line Of mourning goods at J.
Yingiiag 4 Sons. 1t
t CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS.
Go 70 John L. Reifsnider's aud az.
anime bis large and beautiful stock Of
Brussels, Ingram, Rag and List Carpets
Oil Cloths, Hassocks, Rugs, 10.
/ have made arrangements with n
6rst class Upholstercr to make and cut
carpets or any other work "a his line.
The Ladies' Of Westminster and
vicinity can depend upon having Bon.
nets and Hats Made and Trimmed In
the seyy latest styles, at Mrs. A. Z.
Armstrong;, = few doors West of the
Depot. oct 142t
Water Proof for Ladies' Circulars
and Suits, velveteen for Goats and
Suits, and . large stock OF Furs, at
Johi W. Sanford's, one door East Of
Railroad, Westminster.
No trouble viii be spared to please
the Ladies 10 Boonets and Hats, at Mrs.
A. y. Armstrong;.
Ladiss' Extra Kid Gloves, only sI 90.
Ladies French Corsets, ouly 81 Co.,
Ladies' American do, ouly sl.00, at
John w. Sanford's.
FOR SALE.
4 new two-story Frame Dwelling
House and Lot situated on Main Street,
east Of the railroad. For terms and
other infarnaiion apply at this Office.
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70 TIE yorERs OF CARROLL COUNTY.
l aaer nyself as an Independent can
didate for Sheriff, at the next election.
JOHN NJ. yINGLING.
SEP 23fes
The Democratic advocate., 1869-10-14
Caroline County.

wm. q. Nicholson, late
register Of Wills
Alex. Knots, late shE. col.
Iced on &c Of T.P.Garey
Alex. Knots late shift 1853
Jas. II. Barwick late shG.
1858
Edwd. L. Young late shh.
The Democratic advocate., 1869-10-14
st. Mary's County.
Somerset County.

Southey 2. Miles, sheriff, 'esI
John W. Chrisfield, late si's.
atinrney, for amount due
by J. W. Phillips, late COL,
as per sales reported
'Sapthey y. Miles, eollee. '6s
The Democratic advocate., 1869-10-14

"a Azss sAsAtieg si'sbe Democratic EAass
csssssSls., = BaAlznors, % Thursday
~ FFssiasst ar2oiated Dr.. HessJ
n 4e1ss ~; Frsak skss aad H.. w
P.4Asnsrsss = she Exss,xiss Cen
nissss for this county n Il
The Democratic advocate., 1869-10-14
lcfaultrrs to the State.
pOHcHEsrER COUNTY,
CoNTiALJD.
Frederick County.

Casper MHntr, late shG, 1853
Nathan q. Neighbours, shH,
1865
WIN. NJ. Fcaga, coilee. 1896
do do do 1867
Daniel Miehall, do ls6s
The Democratic advocate., 1869-10-14
Montgomery County.

James @. Henning, late elerk,
1855
Silas bse~Aiag, late sheriff,
1857
John I. Baker, late sheriff,
1869
James II. Claggeti, sheriff
NaAL
The Democratic advocate., 1869-10-14
Queen Anne's County.

Geo T. Burgess, late shif, 'e3
WIN. y. Foard, do do '66
Thos. ]. Satterheld, late shf,
The Democratic advocate., 1869-10-14

Notices under ibis head TEN CENTS
per iiae for each assc,iion.
The Democratic advocate., 1869-10-14
Anne Arundel 60.

Rioh'd I. Durall, late Reg
lister of Wills, 1861
=. n. Daley, late Collector
lsts and lSSD
Jas. Sanford, Colseg'r iS6j
b. +, Dimey, " lsS6
Saml Shepherd " ls6I
William Glover, Collector,
ls6l, 1865 and 1861
81. Welsh OwcDs Col lssS
The Democratic advocate., 1869-10-14

Ssml. W. Caleb, late sheriff,
1865
William N. Gilpin, late shG,
is65
The Democratic advocate., 1869-10-14
Wicomioo County.
Worcester County.

sInsolveneiss supposed TO cover the amount
Of claim. oe,li-ts
The Democratic advocate., 1869-10-14
Prince Georgs's County.

J, W Webster, hie shtf. 1859.
Peter G. Gripcs, late shif 1858
Jadson y. Richardson, late
sheriff, ls6i
John L. Tsr,oh, late sheriff,
The Democratic advocate., 1869-10-14
baltimore Co.

Francis /. Wheeler, La,
Sheriff, 1850
3. 7. Storm, late Sheriff
james Thompson, late She,
1866
John X. Harvey, late Sbd
1867
j. d. Q,Dell. Cnllee'r 1855
The Democratic advocate., 1869-10-14
Calvert County.

Aug. Il. Sellers, late clerk
Tbas. John Hutchins, late
sheriff, 1860
Zach. Bowen, late sheriff,
1862 and 1858
The Democratic advocate., 1869-10-14

4 new two-story Frame Dwelling
House and Lot situated on Main Street,
east Of the railroad. For terms and
other infOrnaiion apply at this Office.
ocf7-tf
The Democratic advocate., 1869-10-14

10 TIE yorERs OF CARRoLL COUNTY.
l azer nyself as an Independent can
didate for Sheriff, at the next election.
JOHN NJ. yINGLING.
sep 23fes
The Democratic advocate., 1869-10-14
DorcI,ester co.

John 7. Moore late shtf '65
James 4. Brainble sheria'
The Democratic advocate., 1869-10-14
Carroll County,

WIN. Segafoose late shff
1869
Jeremiah Babylon late shd
1868
Lewis Trumbo late sheriff
lsts
Thos. p. qjst lste sheriff
lsfs -.
The Democratic advocate., 1869-10-14

INfYH- FEtNCI-
EST rat
The Democratic advocate., 1869-10-14

Ladies Extra Kid Gloves, only sI 90.
Ladies French Corsets. ouly s100.--
Ladies' American do, only s1.00, at
John w. Sanford's.
The Democratic advocate., 1869-10-14

]. Yingling & Son are still selling
the best calicoes at l2i cents. 1t
A full line Of mourning goods a. J
Yingliag 1 Sons. IL