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On Saturday Postmaster General Ores.
well received a telegram from Gen. Stokes,
Of Tennessee, one Of the candidates for the
Governorship, informing him that it was
time for the Administration TO take sides in
the present canvass, and let the people
know whether he or Senter was regarded as
the representative Of the Administration. -
Mr.. Creswell autographed back a hearty en-
dorsement Of General Stokes, who has now
received the support Of the Secretary of the
Treasury and the Postmaster General.
Weclip the foregoing extract from
one of our Republican Maryland ex-
changes, and We presume it is true
True that the Government, through
two Of its Secretaries, is interfering
in State elections What would have
been said Of such an admission, in the
purer days ofthis Republic? 1t would
have consigned these men, and this
Administration, to deserved infamy
but now, che admission is openly and
boldly made without a blush. Alas !
Tor the dcgeneracy Of our public men !
Alas for the foul and feculcnt corrup-
ton, whose rocking oifeusiveness "smells
to heavcn!' Boutwell, and CresweIl,
debating 70 the people Of Tennessee,
for whom they shall vote. The telo-
- =
gram Of Creswell seems to have lacked
one thing, as far as its substance ap-
pears in print, il does not seem to have
been BY order Of his Imperial High
sess Gen. Grant" They do not seem
70 have advanced SO far--as yet.
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aonce more unto the Breach. !"

ID
The indications are growing stronger
and stronger, that the people are coming
back 70 the support OF the old Demo
cratic faith--the union Of the States
upon the basis Of she Constitution, as
established by the fathers. la 1856,
when Mr.. buchanan was elected Presi-
dent, the Democratic vote of the coun-
try was l,sOS,O2s- IN 1864, tho vote
for Gen. Mcclellan, without the vote Of
any Of the Southern States, was 1884,
7S4 In 1868, the vote for Horatio
Seymour was 2,Io6,63l, almost mil
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A PERMANENT TENANT WASTED
FOR THE WnITE HousE.--A pretty
good joke was played on the White
House people to-day. Some wag, up 10
mischief, stuck on one Of the pillars Of
the portico large placard, containing
in big letters, the words, ITO let for
four years to permanent tenant The
word permanent" was capitalized. The
plaeard occasioned great merrimeut to
passers, and remained undiscovered for
nearly On hour Wash. Cor. ~ "
Herald, august 3. Y
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The coroner Of Pitisburg yesterday
stopped the body Of dead man which
was being borne to tho grave, on sus.
picion Of a fraud, tho deceased, whose
life had been Insured, having been re-
ntly.personated by another party who
succeeded in increasing the amount Of
insurance % twenty-scvcn thousand
dollars The matter Is being inyesti-
gated,
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DIED.

la Westminster, on the 7th inst, Joseph
Emanuel, youngest child Of L. X and Fran.
ces n, Gernand, aged II months aud days.
In Hampstead District, Carroll county,
July 20, 1869, Richard Harris, Esq, in the
77th year Of his age.
In Westminster, on the 9Th instant, Mr..
George Brown, formerly of Baltimore, aged
about GO years.
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DEFECTIVE WooD AND Dgrgcryp


DETECTIVE WooD AND DETECTED
FoRsEY.-Ex Treasury Department Dc.
tectiye William z. Wood is out in
another circular addressed to John w
Forney, in which he says the Treasury
Department redeemed $4,000 in spur
ious seyeu-thirty uotes, besides large
amount Of stolen Gve-twenty bonds. He
further states that ID. 9. Forney called
upon him and stated that with the ip-
fuencc he could bring TO bear upon
Secretary Boutwell, that officer could
be induced 10 reuew certain contracts,
which would be OF much pecuniary ben.
Cit to them as well as to the Govern
ment, Wood farther states that he
never sold out his Official patronage.
and declares that Forney cannot say
the same, truthfally. lie next charges
Forncy with be:raying tho Democratic
party 10 consideration Of being elected
Clerk to the House OF Representatives
by the Republicans, and with having
John \. Coyle, Of the National Iateigi-
seaeey, as his right hand man, who dis
posed Of the patronage to the highest
bidder. Wood, 10 conclusion, says his
uupleasantpess now is not with the
Democrats, but with certain members
Of his own party, against whom he pro-
poses 70 ''carry tho war into Africa
Wash, Cor.N n Woyld, Aayua 3. \
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NO. ool EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
John Il. Shoemaker ct ais. VS.. Araminta
NJ. Shoemaker ct. ais.
nRDERED this 9th day Of August,
" 1859, thai the audit filea il this cause,
be ratified aud confirmed, unless cause 70
the contrary thereof be shown on or before
the 18th day Of August, instant, provided q
copy OF this order be Published for two sue.
csessiye weeks. before tho last named day,
IN some newspaper published in Carroll
county. u'
- JNo; B. BOYLE, Clerk.
True copy--rest. b
augusil2-2t Jso. B. BoYLE, Clerk.
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Eighty'three ear loads of peaches
went ever the Delaware Railroad, to
New York, on Friday, and II to Phila.
deIphia-one hundred car loads Of 500
baskets each-50,O00 baskets in one
day.
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET,

y
Beef Cattle. THE offerings at the Scales
during the past week amounted to 1912 head.
The prices ranged as follows: Old Cows and
Scalawags, at 5OaS4 90; ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen and Cows OOa$i so; fair quail
ity Beeves 8 6oaS6 so; and the very best
Beeves at 6 75ass 90 per 100 lbs. the aver.
age price being about S. rs gross.
Sheep.-Fair to good fat Sheep OF IA.
81 cts. per pound gross.
Hogs. Prices ranged as follows; fair 10
good fat Hogs 10 50asl4 90 per 100 lbs
net.
Wool-Unwashed, at S2 to "a cents, tub.
washed AZ to 81 cts, and pulled at % to "a
cents per pound.
Leather.-City Slaughter 40 to 46 cents;
Rough Skirting 40 to AZ cents; Spanish SO lie
35 to ~ cents Country Slaughtered SO to
Al cents.
Hides.-City Steer at IA to IA cts; Cow
II to II cents
Hay.--Pennsylvania baled Timothy Mt
2QaS2l per ton.
Feuthers--Quote at 40 to so cents per ID.
Tor common TO prime live geese.
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IN ne District Court Of the United
States, for The District Of Mo,yiaad,
In he natter Of John iStqfer, Bank
rapt, in Bankruptcy.
ORDERED this Oath day Of July, 1869, that
" the petition Of Charles D. Roberts, Assig-
nee, to sell certain Real Estate OF said Bank.
rnpt free and discharged of various liens
thereon, and 10 pay of said liens from the
assets OF said Bankrupt's estate, stand for hear
ing, on MONDAY, AuGUsr s0th next, and that a
copy Of this order be published twice in the
30th OF August.
WILLIAM +. GILES, Judge.
True copy,--Test;
JAMES w. CHEW,
aug l2--2t Clerk Of District Court.
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DIVIDEND.

fAeAEns' AND MRcmxfcs' national
BAxg OF WRsrsnxsrER.
Westminster, July %, 1860.
vEsHlS Bank has declared dividend OF s
u per cent, for the last half year payabl q
on or aller the 10th Of August next.
JACOB REESE,
aug i2--it Cashier.
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MARRIEn.

On Tuesday June 22d BY Rev. David
Wilson, NJ, d., Mr.. Charles NJ. Stuller, and
Miss Matte Swarizbaugh, all Of this city.
On Tuesday the "a instant, by Rev. David
Wilson, NJ. D., Mr.. VIM. II. Myerly, aud
Miss Susan Beard, all of this county.
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NOTICE.

vVHE Carroll Building Association will
meet on Tuesday evening, 18th inst,
AZ O'clock, in the Hall Of Ii. Il. Moreloek
4 Co., Tor the payment Of Stock and other
important business, A full attendance OF
the members aud all persona desiring to
JON the Association is requested.
by order OF the Board Of Directors,
N. l. G0RSUcH,
aug iT7-lt Secretary,
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o,I"ns 'D ~, 'sfes'''''y - S :, !.
nowuei, Hsqii Nn'cl ySuSvi i-et, nu''
nng'on anu i,ahSon !. neep' Isq,s''
nssoela'c 'uuses yosepn ~ "Aei
N4s,l,, IIsls'e, " "in ,oco -
m, Mouuay, Aesuse -nu, i9oS--'1hn
-, noa'sy"' "u'h'u'se' , ~ i0p p. e u'
u'sel, ~ aoee1seu ss , u,S I I
seooons " sio 49, 49,. :, uo S. ~
VA i'ooI duni .l a1 VI @V n i'oop,
aeoeaS0o, Gu's'seu G'ue' !" DP""ss
I s auSnoslA'us 'a ~ S' s anu ,'a"S'ef
VI T ny s,osA' 49, ~ ~ , TIvoIse ~.
iue $50. ~ a. -. iI''1s ao nuS
80 1 s"'I -, g., G n'nim NJ S T
"nI haa' aseoahs ~ Da",s' A. e
sua ~" o M W. ~ .a0s ~, oy1'
49, ny ~ 90 ra,hs-;, aeA VIZ "- .; yom" L.
tanned letters oil administration on the
estate Of ueorge Won, deceased.
III p.,,;uo.o 80. ..,,; a.
rn;s"on,I Mo,saG,P rh eoss o. sh'
ad,,'nopaa, - A. tr, III" sT ~.
,ora,n~n 49, - ~ .na'Suas;l ~ i.9iS,
49,, ~; n IT, !. - L aO o'o'up 10 wa,
aro'a;,na - /" 10 Ia" -, 'S'' year anu any
r. - " a ~ "s Sost o'or he,u'
aa ae 49, Qua ~ pI'''lherS o..y'
Gan,sI 3, p"'',., 0 M.n h.lnl'y'
RoaJ G.. "s Nor,n baltimore,
Psas,.; go, oou'n WI, baltimore aua
IN eaO'.SN Nv, nseuue w.i pe represented
~ ni'"''. .', e'u WIN oe ., inc h'gn-
~ oste o,uoi, , 'ue'u1ns bs"OP Early, w'.h
os "aJ eV ao u ., inere VIII DC
$50 aiso"' ';";. ior those VINO
n", hsr 49, taa ~ ' Ro 'n' c sanip VINO VIII
man is preacher in charge, and Charles
L. Cockcy and Elias Q. Stocksdale,
managers. Upwards OF one hundred
tents have already been erected.
M, mr.. T|
.Mo iI .t nc ec'rpsc on oa!ur-
uAy was 'no 'a'oi op'eol conversational
anu many hnscr was cut, aud lace
scrvatlon. The eclipse began about 5
p p, NJ. and passed away about ESQ p. NJ.
Inc greatest observation took place
about 90 r. NJ. The day was cool and
bright with an occasional floating cloud.
About . O'Clock many OF our citizens,
both ladies and gentlemen, repaired to
the outskirts of the city in order to OBJ
across the lower portion of the sun, and
at one time about ten twelfths of it was
obscured, making darkness about like
that of twilight. Although the light
was dazzling, the eclipse was plainly
Cowt.-The August term of the
Circuit Court for Carroll county com.
menced on Monday last. Two cases
have been decided: An appeal case
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Taneytown District presents the
name Of Ewd. Devilbiss for the Sher.
ifialty, subject to the decision of the
Democratic Nominating Convention.
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~ snapal w fl stats and county
laxes for kent county hss bean made,
and i IS follows: County expenses
81 eenss; public schools "a cents; State
lax 10 cents; total l07 cents in the
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4 Dysa3ht sf siehs weeks duration
il Crsuline county, vi, was terminated
!. 1kur>Ilay last 81 I terriGe storm Of
ne I'D Ill. Tho latter fell a great
Ir1stitr, and cana If The stones was as
- = i guinea egs entirely destroy.
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TR Z s TIE E. s SALE
OF
" a l u a BILE Farm


RY virtue Of Deed of Trust. from Levi
~ Woods, TO the undersigned, will sell
at Public Sale, TO the highest bidder a,
Smelser's Mill, GU
Saturday, the 2sh dog Of Augn,t, 1860,
at o'clock, r. NJ, a Tract of Land containing
45 ACRES and / ROOD, more or less.
The improvements consist Of a comfortable
TWO STORY LOG Al
DWELLING HOUSE, G1nNl
with basement Bank Barn, &s5itik
Hog House, Corn House, &c, S<SsasA
ali Of which are in good repair. There Is
also on the premises a good Orchard Of
Apple and other fruit trees. Water conye.
nient to the House and Barn.
This properly is in New Windsor Dis.
trici, one mile from New Windsor, one
fourth Of mile from Smelaer's Mill, and
three miles from Uniontown, and adioins
the lands Of William Smelser, Peter Quo
and others, and is now in the occupancy of
James Lantz.
The desirable location of the above prop.
erty, convenient to Railroads, Mills, Schools
aud Churches, aud the superior condition
OF the soil, commend j. highly to any person
desiring cheap and comfortable home
Terms Of Sale. One. half cash balance
in nine months, to be secured by the notes
OF the purchaser or purchasers, with ap.
proved security bearing interest from the
day of sale.
CHAS. T. REIFSNIDER,
aug Its Trustee.
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The RadIeal quarreI il Minnes,

The Radical quarrel in Minnesota Is
very bitter "A correspondent Of the
Chicago kepabkcam, writing from Ro-
chestcr, 10 that State, says:
"There is 20 use concealing the fact
that, notwithstanding Minnesota gave
5000 for Grant, there is possibility
of our losing the State this fall. Well
informed politicians all understand and
aeknouIodgeit. We cannot afford 10
hazard the success Of the Republican
party to please Sertain clique, or to
benefit any mans chance for the u. s.
Senate. Something must be done to
harmonize The party orr defeat is certain. :"
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A block Of buildings in the village OF
foukers. New York, was burned Mon.
day night, ipaicting loss Of two hus-
drsd thousand dollars, with but little
insurance. ~
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- - - - -
Keystone. al oil 40 6l9s Oh
Mohawk. 2 Gilt 80
Fly Balls, keystone,T Mohawk, 10
Umpire, T. II. Mourer, Of Enterprise.
Scorers, J. Baltzley, for Keystone; Mr.. DiE
fepbaugh, for Mohawk. -
Think cfh-An exchange aptly and
truthfully says Of local papers, that they
enhance the value Of property; they
benefit particularly merchants and real
estate owners thrice the amount Yearly
they pay for the support. There a
nothing that would do a place more
harm than to be without a newspaper
This every man knows. A local paper
then, is necessity. IL il sacred dutv
to support your local paper You need
not think that the publisher of 4 paper
can run il for yonr benefit and paw *.
pcnses out Of his own pocket Give
your home paper good advertising IA.
tronage, and respectable list, aud YOU
will then have just such paper as you
wish.
Loaascf Building dissertations The
Deputy COMMISSIONER Of Internal Rev
cnue has decided that q Building As
socintion whose President or Secretary.
BY yistae Of The provisions oil IDS consfi,
tuition and BY LAWS, sells at suctiou the
loans Of the association, is not liable to
the payment Of tax Of . broker or aue-
tionoer, as the money Of the association
u not, properly speaking, sold, but the
use thereof ouly Is involved IN the sale.
Il The Fruit The fruit crop 10 this
county win BE- very good On an aver
age. In some districts apples will be
light, but in olhors the yield will be
large Peaches PROMISE we'll eyory-
where, and win BE- more abundant than
far several years past. We notice In
our Exchanges equally gesd, il not bet
tor reports W.
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Bonnets aud Hats from % cents up.
At Mrs A. Il. Armstrong;, a few doors
west of Depot. aug5
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The railroad to the top of Mount
Washington is successful
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If William Segafoose, Esq, will con-
sent to allow his name to be used in
this connection, subject to the decision
OF the Democratic Nominating Conven.
ton, he will be supported by
Jy22 MANY VoTERs.
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TO rHE VOTERS OF oARnoII couNr

TO THE VOTERS OF CARROLL COUNTY.
At the earnest solicitation of many
warm friends throughout the county, /
announce myself as candidate for
Sheriff, and respectfully solicit your
support
CHARLES r. WATERS,
jyl5n Franklin District.
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Notice 10 the stockholders Of
the Frederick and Pennsyl-
vania Line Rail- Road Com
pany.

DURSUANT TO resolution Of the Pres.
IL ident and Directors of the Frederick
aud Pennsylvania Line Railroad Company,
passed August Sd, 1869, the Stockholders Of
said road arc hereby notified that an add.
ticnal installment Of twenty per cent. Of the
stock subscribed, is required and will be
payable on and after the 10Th day of Sen.
TENDER next, TO David j. Marley, Treasurer,
at his Office in the city of Frederick.
JOHN LOATS, President.
JAMES McSHEanY, Secretary.
aug. 12,-4t.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS,

UdN.-saIes OF 2UOO bushels white at
55asl 90 for Western, and 60aSl 6l for
Maryland-of red 400 bushels Maryland at
81 10. Corn---Saies Of 1900 white 0saS.
] l0-35o0bushs prime yellow at loaSl ~.
0ats-sales Of 10000 bushels al 55a6i cts.
Rye-4l6 bushels sold at l5aSi Is, and
100 bushels inferior at 92 cts. per bushel,
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A few days ago, Plain Ebony Cane
with small piece Clipped out near the
ferule. A liberal reward will be paid
BY leaving same at this Office.
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Business Locals.

Notices Under his head TEN CENTS
per line for each insertion.
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az fhe O7hass' Court for Carroll Co.
5,in .l'sesii Auousr TERM, 1860.
Estate Of ION application il is

Estate OF NON application il Is
deceased. day of August 1863 flint
the sale of the Real Estate Of George I.inny
late Of Carroll County, deceased, made by
j. Henry Hoppe, Executor Of the last VIII
and Testament Of said deceased, and this
day reported to this Court by the said Ex.
ecntor be ratified and confirmed, upless
cause be shown TO the contrary, on or be.
fore the LIST Monday, 9Th day Of September,
next: provided a copy Of this Order be ia.
serted for three successive weeks in some
newspaper printed and published in Carroll
county, before the said LIST Monday, 9th day
Of September, next. The Executor reports
the sale Of all that part Of the real estate
devised by said Testator to Sarah McCue,
tos life, consisting of parcel Of land with
The improvements, containing q acres, Q
roods and So perehes Of land, more or less,
situated on the Littlestown Turnpike Id
Carroll county sold at public sale, since
her death, for the sum Of two thausaud
eight snIndred and sixty dollars, (S2, $50 90,
True oopy--Test /, ~,
4e.a & Ina JOS. M, PARKE,
augl2iSl Register.
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J. Yiugling 4 Son are still selling
Calicoes at 6, 8, 10, aud the best at
12i cents. 1t
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Local Intelligence.

''
Vesse,.a M,,,s,l,,,,t p, 49,,
respondent az tLe Fre,@oy;cL E,,a,,,,..
writes:
.sThe citizens az Dnukle pin. c.o..l
and yicinityS hayipc nni,ed IL Al. M
chase ~ ya;ls.ad ran 81 ana,i, ~ - NJ ~
err Maryland Railroad t,omnsnv =, !, M i. :
the track from M tcru ;n,s ~, ~ ~.
Pine Greek to Tho Dauhlc Pr e.
Station. the eomn,nv nra,aa,lrr r. 800 -,
a strong forcn az mon NIL, r. H. -. ~
peryisioa Of their oxner;snced anl
energetic traek.layer Mr. Iasnh v;,s 49,
who speedily closed M NJ ~ n'J !"
laycd gan. Variops wore ,ha 49, ~
expressed by the nrobahl. serop, "' ,hs
weight of eep,ne and cars won,S ~
on the bridge over Bin Pine c,ScE
which Is n new natte,n AMI h.a 49,
capsixed by n gale Of wind ,,bon n.,erl,,
finished on the 9th of FahrnarY Ias;
but was speedily rcconstrnc,aS y, ~"
contractor. Mr. Bruton ToJ.,h
ever, all doubts and fears in rc,.ard 40
n ware a;snallaa H.. ~. ..eu :"
rival Of the noon train from R.I,;mo -
in charge of conductor Mr. Rohos, g.
ner, having on board Mr. wen5sll Ri
man, president of he eomn,nv snd Ms
Harry Irwin. SUPERINTENDENT Thas.
gentlemen after moments Iool =, re-
bridge fcarlessly tool nos;,;ons on - ~, ,o
engine Monoeacv hv III ~ 80 sn'
his engine in motion dasb;,a 90. IL
bridge, 1852 feet snan. ne foos 49, .ne
above Eve feet water as ,honah ~
capacity had been tested bun5reds or
times. The engine was then RIM b..h
and forth over il at the rate of s5 w;Ioa
to the hour, without PRODUCING ,nv no.
ceptible impressiop on n. dcmena,sy,if r..
its entire safety to the Satisfaction e
ALL"
Ne,e Building Association las,
Wednesday evening quite laroc and
respectable meeting was held al Green
Street Hall, and new Building Asso.
citation organized under the name of
"The Carroll Building Association .
N. |. Gorsuch, Esq, was chosen tempo.
rary Chairman, aud j. w. Perkins.
Esq, appointed Secretary. After the
adoption of the Constitution for the
government of the Association, the fol.
L.
to manage the affairs of the institution
for the first year DIR. J. W. Herring,
President; A, Reese Durbin, Vice
President !, N. l. Gorsuch, Secretary
=: n. Gernand, Treasurer. Board Of
Directors, Messrs. Ira Il. Grouse, John
Iv,oh P;.Ln.J EuWard
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Total ~ 30 Totat ~ =,
1ssfsas. Ia CTS Total.
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Fly Ba1lsi keystone, 7. Mohawk, i3
Umpire, T. IL. Aourer, Of Enterprise.
Scorers, y Baltzley, for Keystone; Mr.. DIFF
fenbaugh, for Mohawk. ~
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Base Bal Match. game of Base
Ball, for Bat and Ball, was PLAYED on
Friday, August 9th, between the Kew.
stone, Of this city, and the Mohawk. Of
Manchester, on the grounds Of the lat.
ter. The following is the score.
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AS sEEN on rnE PACIFIC coAsr.

The solar eclipse commenced in the
cityof San Francisco precisely at the mo
ment predicted by astronomers, and at
3 Z. NJ the obscuratiou reached the
maximum and the sunlight was reduced
as in partially cloudy weather. The
air was chilly aud the wind did not
blow as strongly as usual at that time Of
the day. The sky was cloudless.
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Wink A,oGy.-A wink at an auction
Ger says an exchange, has been decided
not to be a bid. Our auctioneers should
make note of this fact. Our folks
can wink as much as they please.
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COrrection.-Iu publishing the names
of the Judges of Election last week
for the Third District, we published the
name Of David Kump when it should
have been Peter Kump.
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THE SCENE AT oIScINsArI.

The eclipse attracted great attention.
AT the time of the greatest observation,
about half.past Eve o'clock, the gas was
lighted, aud deep, strange shadow set.
tied down on our city. The atmosphere
had yeliowish appearance, and indis.
tinct clouds skirted the western horizon;
stars were distinctly seen. The mercury
fell to 20 degrees at the time Of tue
greatest observation.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-08-12

Base BdA-Thc Enterprise Base
Ball Club of this city, will play a match
game on Monday next, with the Excel
sior club of Frederick on the grounds
of the latter. The Enterprise will also
play another match game at Emmitts-
burg, on Tuesday, with the Alpine club
Of that place.
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-08-12

COwt,-The August term of the
Circuit Court for Carroll county com.
meneed on Monday last. Two cases
have been decided: An appeal case
from ?. b. Mikesell, Emanuel Stoner
vs.. U. b. Mikesell-judgment reversed.
Emanuel Stoner VS.. William Frizzell-
Judgment for $50.