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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-02-18
TRUSTEES SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION. a

AT PUBLIC AUCTION. "a
DY virtue Of Decree Of the Circuit Coor,
ID Of Baltimore city, in the case wherein
Ezra Chew aud others are complainant.
and Matilda A. Campbell and others are
defendants the subscribers, as Trustees, will
sell Of Public Auction, on the premises, A
short distance from Pa,apseo Station, West.
ern Maryland Railroad, on
Thursday, the All day Of March, 1869,
at II o'clock A, A., oil tho Real Estate Of
james A. Campbell ,of Baltimore city, de.
deased, as follows;
FARM No. I,
containing Ninety One Acres (9l) Of Land
more or less. The Improvements are a
Large Nec House, "a
no, quite finished, splendid &8!!NI
building when completed the iiif
cost TO finish said building will
be but small; good Barn, Tenant House.
Carriage House, Hog House, &c, &c. The
land is In good state Of cultivation. having
recently been heavily lined and improved.
The Pa'spseo Falls passes through said
land a well Of good water near tho door,
with Springs IN various PLACES on the farm;
variety OF ine fruit trees in bearing con.
dition. apple, peach, pear. be- due por.
ton In Tmbor, several hundred pauuel Of
post fence recently put up. Said farm is
laid ont in convenient fields.
FARM No. ..
contains about Fifty.Two Acres more or
less, a good portion Of which is in Timber.
Buildings arc fF
A LOG HOUSE, STABLE, &C.
Said property well watered with Springs.
A part OF this land is in good condition,
having been lined aud improved a lot OF
fine young fruit trees, some in bearing con
di,iou; also o limo kiln. Said property
within 200 yards Of Paiapsoo Station, West
ern Maryland Railroad.
FARM NO. 3.
joins farm No. I, the county road leading
from Browns Meeting House TO Shamber,
gers Station passes IN front Of the build.
ings. This farm contains about Thirty
Acres more or less. The improvements
are n comfortable --..
DWELLING HOUSE, GOOD BARN,
and Stablng, Cow and Hog House, Spring
Of good water and Dairy near The House
This land has been lined, and is in good
state OF cultivation, a fine Orchard OF choice
fruit, apple, peach, pear, &c. n
These lands will be surveyed and q plat
exhibited upon the day OF sale.
The locatlon Of this property makes j,
particularly desirable and well worthy the
attention of purchasers. = H.it
Any information desired in regard TO tho
above property, will be given by calling upon
or corresponding with John IL. Chew, Car,
rollton, Nd, or James Frame, No. 40 St.
Paul Street, Baltimore. -r.-
The Tsrus Of SaIs az prescribed By the
Decree, are :-0ne-third Of the purchase
money cash, the balance in two equal in
stallments Of one and two years,
payments 10 bear interest ffom day Of sale,
and to be secaredhy purchasers giving notes
with approved security, III
Possession given LIST day Of April, 1869,
JOHN II. CHEW,
JAMES FRAME,
Trustees
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For the heaeht Of those who desire
their advertisements bfeaght more
premipsntiy before the pubic, We have
eonelpded e have q Business Local
such itenns vii be 10 cents per liuc,
each insertion, solid or l5ees.is loaded,
Under no eehsiieration WIN advertise
meuts be inserted IN this column.
Bosss fasrat,ty and . Li'cAy " Ntee,
ers. fone nlght lasf week 2 set o. psla
thieves entered tho stso'e soeloas'pgfo
sss % Mary . eesiese, pear k.Alnltss,
burg, 70 Frederick coansy, aud took out out
Al me hofses on the place, with view
o. making the most o. mem, but 'nckiy'
lusl a sney were aoou' % Starr, s a
anickered aud awoke the farmer, who
90 looking out saw what was going On,
aud hurrying out gave the alarm. The
thieves hGding they were discovered
and pursued, hastily 'dlsniounted aud
made good their escape acrossthe fields
and into the adjacent mountain. A
Horse Thief Detecting Society should
Be formed without delay 10 every neigh
borhood in this andFrederick county
Raakrodd- We understand that the
President and Directors OF this road
have located 1t as far as Brueeville, in
this county, and It viii shortly DO put
under contract. This road commences
At Frederick and extends 70 Litllestown,
Pa, distance of about thirty miles
We hope all persons will see the neces-
siiy Of subscribing literally to this en-
terprtse, which will afford them much
produce than they now possess.
- d
Death Of Lesris Trao'bo, Esq-This
gentleman, widely known throughout the
county, died athis residence in this city
on Sunday last, the l4thins,. He was
elected Sheriff OF the county in 1873,
and subsequently, represented the eoun-
~ IN the State Legislature. HIS re-
mains were inferred IN the Cemetery
Independent Order Of Odd Fellows Of
which he was an old member.
Sspere Aeeident.-A son OF ID. W.
Houck, Esq, OF Houcksville, met with
a serious accident on the 9th instant.
tie was cutting wood, and as he made
blow his foot slipped and the axe
passed through the great toe up to the
ankle JOINT producing an ugly wound,
wound, and the patient is doing as well
as COLD be expected.
:,
more burglars ioos foaad.-Mr'
John weaver found on Saturday mora
ing last, IN the woods oil VIM. Reese,
Esq; near TINS cry, large number o.
burglars 'ools' conSis'ingo' eoih ehiselsi
brace and bits, Iimmys, wire, wax, keys,
some oats. These are undoubtedly a
portion Of the tools asel in the New
Windsor Bank robbery.
7he coaeerf-A grand concert oil
vocal and instrumental music under the
direction Of DR.. Kerr of baltimore, will
be gwen at the Lutheran Church on
Saturday evening, Zoth inst, att O'Clock
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Jacob and VIM. O. Rinehart adminiatrstars Of
John Rineharl deed. and others.
nRpEREp thIs lsth DAP or February, 1869,
" that the sales made and this day reported
by John J. Dsumgartner, Ttustee, for the sale
Of the Real Estate Of Johp Rinehsrt deceased,
be ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary thereof be shown on or before the 18th
day Of March next; provided a copy Of this
order be inserted In some newspaper printed In
weeks before the i7th day Of March next.
The report states the amount OF sales 10 be
JOHN D. BOYLE, Clerk.
True copy,--Test,
feb ls,-st ions B, Boris, Clerk.
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Public Sale.

vUvHE subscriber will sell at Public Sale,
Il at HIS residence, ] mile north east Of
Silver Rua Church, in Carroll county, Md,
On Monday, he stA day Of March, 1889,
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, the following personal
property, TO wit: igo0d Mares, -
two Of them are with foal, one nEfyTFI
of them is half blooded and is f9&
with ioal by T. T. Ta,es' cele- ,IAS1s,kk.
brated horse; three.year old colts. well
broke for either single or double harness :;
fS-EN Mich Cows, 2 Of them will be
NSAAfresh by day OF sale 2 heifers
-AG-uheavy with calf, good sheep, l
brood SOW aud 4 shoats, broad tread road
wagon, with bed, bows and cover complete;
] good four,horse narrow, tread wagon, |
reaper, self raker, Flickinger's make, as
good AS new; spring tooth rake, ! falling.
top buggy and harness, as good Ms new; |
sleigh, hay carriage, 2stone beds, 2 two
horse plows. 4 hree'horse plow. 2 two
horse barrows, | three. horse do, 2 shovel
plows, double do, I raller. dung boards,
fifth chain, stretchers, single, double and
tripletrees, 2log chains, 2 pair breast chains,
2 pair butt traces, . sets brcechbands, 8 sets
trout gears, brides and collars, halters and
halter chains, COW chains, wheelbarrow, 1
grindStone, good threshing machine and
horse power, wheat fan, | rolling screen,
l cutting box, set blacksmith tools, forks,
rakes, hoes, shovels, matsock, axe, wood
saw, dinner bell, and many other articles
too numerous TO mention.
Terms Of Sale :--All sums OF SIS and IN.
der, cash ;all sums above SIS credit Of l 2
months will be given, purchasers giving
...sa i. a n
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WAGONS, sc.

4 four,horse marrow tread wagon, good as
uew I; new Ssp.hofse Wagon with hay car.
rage and stone he'd, substantially made |
Jersey wagon, suited for either one OF. two
horses ! on, -horse spring wagon, | Eng
fish wagon bed, cart and harness,
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Anns Iruadsi CouAiy, Hd., J
Norsnsbsr iOiA, lsGs
MISS. o. 7. MERRrHAN A Co.
GxSrLKaEn, --Iu answer To your enquiry as
10 what think Of your Raw Bone Phosphate
purchased in July last, allow Inc to say gave
Il fair trial on Cabbage by the side Of three
other Fertilizers Of acknowledged merit and
found Il equal u not better than the other, and
at less cost ! am 30 we'll satisfied with Il,
intend TO use Il the coming Spring.
Yours, Truly, REIN HAMMOND.
For sale at Manufacturers price 1.-THE cost
Of Transportation added) by
LYNCH K DlLLAR,
feb ISM. Westminster, Nd.
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l2ih Diariei, Bet,i~ors Co.. Nd,

l?h Diariei, Baiiiaore Co., Nd, |
Hops@bsr lila, 1868.
Mss. o. T, MkARrnAS 4 Co,
GESILEsEs IL applied the Raw Bone Phos.
phate purchased OF you last Spring on ms
Corn, side by side with one of the most popu.
lar and expensive Fertilizers in tho Market,
and could see no difference yours was fully
equal 10 It. | also applied II TO Turnips with
perfect success. 1t gave such entire sAtisfac-
ton that | used nothing else upon my Wheat
this Fall. sowed the most OF Il the latter part
Of September, and at this time Il bids fair TO
make ss good Crop as I ever produced BY
the use of Peruvian or any Of the expensive
Guanos. have every confidence in it II Is
only TO be tried to be appreciated.
Yours Respectfully, JOHN Z, WILLIS.
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property, to wit: igood Mares,
two Of them are with foal, one
of them is half blooded and is
with ioal by T. T. Tates' cele.,
DRAFTED horse; 2 three.year old
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The Rev. Vim. G. Holmes, Of the
Maryland NJ. p. Annual Conference,
will preach ia the Deer Park Chapel,
on Sunday the 7th Of March, at 10
o'clock A. n.
Mrs. Mary. Sheets has sold her farm
10 Taneytown District, to Joseph Har-
nish, eontaiaing IS acres, for $4,000,
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Sermon on Baptism by request,
the Rev. p. A. Sirobcl, will preach .
sermon on Baptism u, Baust's or E.nan-
uel,s Church on Sabbath Morning. 2Sth
Of February. Service to commence at
10 o'clock. e4 Il ...af
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: Washington Moaameat AT the re-
quest Of che Executive Committee Of
the Washington Monument Association,
a collection viii be taken at the Luth
eran Church on Sabbath morning in aid
Of the said association. lf
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Pdrade.--Gompany A., 18th Regi-
ment, Maryland National Guard, will
have dress parade on Monday next,
the I'D instant. r. b. Normeut, Esq
will deliver an address TO the company
at their Armory, Green Street Hall, at
10 o'clock, A. NJ, to which the public
are invited. @
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More Burglars Tools Fomd.-Mr.
John Weaver found on Saturday morn.
ing last, in the woods Of VIM. Reese.
Esq, near this city, large number of
burglars tools, consisting Of cold chiscls,
brace and bits, iimmys, wire, wax, keys,
dark lantern, &c, also new halter and
some oats. These are undoubtedly a
portion Of the tools asel in the New
Windsor Bank robbery.
The New York herald., 1869-01-15
THE NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

Both houses met yesterday morning at ten O'Clock.
No business OF interest transacted In the Senate
In the House Mr.. whalen offered resolution limit
ing the amount Of stationery to nifty dollars worth
for each member exclusive of that required for the
officers Of the House, which was referred to the Com
mittee on Stationery. concurrent resolution was
adopted that when the Legislature adjourn to-day 1t
adjourn to meet on Monday evening at eight O'Clock.
quorum is not expected to be present this morn
ing, SO that the Legislature virtually stands ad-
journed till Monday evening" when 1t will further
adjourn to meet In Taylor Hail. at eleven O'Clock on
ernor elect.
nounced IN the senate yesterday
Jud,csdrv.-Messrs Hopper, nixon and Wolver-
Finance--Messrs. Gaskill, Cobb and Brinkerhor
Educdtt0n.--Messrs. Anderson Bettle and Rice.
Corpordtion.-Messrs. Robins, Clarke and Edsall.
Municipal OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Taylor, Hayes
and Bovine.
Anlculture.-Messrs. wldrick, Torrey and Ander-
son.
Eiectfons.-Messrs. BOVINE warrick and Hopper
Gains and Perastons.- Messrs. Rice Plummer and
wildrck.
MUita-Messrs. Edsall, Gaskil and Adams
EaJossed Bius.-Messrs. Cobb and Anderson.
Unfinished Business.-Messrs. Brinkerhon Bettle
Miscslianeous Busfness.-Messrs. Edsar Hayes
and Taylor.
Joint Committee on Engrossed BRls.-Messrs.
frhe other committees OF the Senate have not yet
been apponted.l
Tne following are the standing committees OF the
House announced yesterday
.Jud'cla,y-Messfs. conover, Valentine, Jones,
House and Beach.
corporat'on.M .Messrs. Jones, Williamson, Clarke,
Lppencott and Beasiey
Elntdpdi orpordt,on-Messrs. whelan, Bevans,
Winton, Copperthwaite and Shinn.
Ways ana Me1ns--Messrs. Probasco, Brown, Pur-
cell, Sheppard and Kennedy.
Eiection-Messs. sharp, Besson, Probasco, Kem
EIucation-Messrs. smyth, Lanning, Lippincott,
Lord and Harding.
fnoyossed B'ns--Messrs. Maxwell Hough, Dore-
Mltla-Messrs whelan, Kunkele, Valentine, shinn
and Stats.
Gurney.
Ayicdtvre-Messrs. Welt, Cox, Herring, Coles
Claims and penstons.-Messrs. Lippincott Peck,
Coogan, Spear and Bonsail.
U,,rnts'ed Business.-Messrs. Bergen, Van Mater
Hawkins. Van Voorhles and sheppard.
Incidental Erpenses.-Messrs sharpe. Bcvins
Van Mater Jarrard and Bonsail.
kiscea.a,.eo'Ls Business-Messrs. Welt, Hunt,
Irwin, Price and House.
stationery -Messrs. Herring smyth, Irwin Beas-
Clarke, sharpe, Brown, Jarrard aud Mackin.
state Fr1son.-Mesfs Nelson, Welt Besson.
Luna,c AsyIun.-Messrs. Hough, Lannlns Coo.
gan, Beach and Aicott.
Ltorarv.-Messrs. Lannins, Probasco, vlies Gray
Public B,stdinqs--Messrs- williamson Curpey.
Sharp, Peck and Norris.
.P,inttno.-Aessrs. smyth, Cox, Hawkins and van
Mater.
PIssn Bus.-Mcssrs. Lippincott. coogan, Lair,
Hemmlngway and Reeves.
Commerce and NdrGgrtton.-M -Messrs Bergen Dore.
mus, sharp, Jarrard and Beasey.
Fpderut RsfdttOns.-Messrs Valentine, Winton.
Besson, Conover and Bonsall.
Sodiers' HoDle.-Messrs whalen Hunkeil, Dore.
mus. Lord and Beach.
.sobd,ers' Chiidre,'s Hone.-Messrs. Lppincott,
Nelson, Doremus, Norris and Van voornies.
Reform SChooi.-Messrs sharp, vliet, Cox, Mackin
and Coles.
The New York herald., 1869-01-15

Lovers Of the art OF skating on the tiptoe OF
expectation yes erday 1t being well understood that
grand masquerade carnival would be held at the
Empire SHAKING RINK, In Third avenue, In the even
ing. IL was announced that many OF the best
skaters OF the city and neighborhood would grace
the rink with their presence. JACK Frost was not,
however, propitious, though In a melting mood;
the surface OF the rink was uneven and pools Of
water lay In some places The ice not therefore,
In good condition, and general disappointment was
the consequence.
About eight o'clock the skaters and spectators, I'm
costume aud in ordinary attire, began to arrive in
hundreds Each and all were In ormed Of the un-
fortunate condition Of the ics aaI were presented
with free tickets or next Thursday night. when It -
ape weather. There were many there, however,
who were not deferred by the slushv aspect OF the
their ordinary attire FOR Character dresses and masks,
and putting on their gittering skates dashed
on the ice. Their example was speedily fol-
several ladies' who were only waiiing FOR some ono
TO make beginning. and very soon there were
thirty or forty professional and amateur skaters cut
ting figures, dancing, running and exec utng ali the
movements known IN tire tactics OF skating. Some
~ svere vey s H. nat
excited the admiration OF The SPECTATORS; and an
other, VINO was arrayed q Ia iiumpty Dumpty, con-
tributed much to the amusement Of tile lockers on.
~ well a. TO those on the ICE. nc unevenness OF the
surface brought many overconndent youths to
UeiI levci Vut these misuaNH, netucN iew
nor far between, were taken with the greatest good
humor. Two young ladies, who wore very hand.
some and becoming dresses, were greatly admired
Tor the brliancy and grace with which they ska.eu
as well as for thelr personal charms lhe excellent
band OF music when IL attached To the Umpire
skating RINK performed several operatic selections
In the Course or the evening. and occasionally
marched round the rink paying soilstirrllg AIRS
The acc pnlmodations In the building are very good,
and there can be no doubt that the carnival on next
Thursday night II II freezes IN the ncantiin VIA
be hgny iashionaoIe aud briiilans ana num, ~ :,
ber OF celebrated skaters, who diL not attend iass
night slr. Edward uaslney among the rlst are eA.
pectci 10 bo present 70 delight the lovers OF tue ar
OF skating.
The New York herald., 1869-01-15
TINE muE-w Or Tine NEW STATE ADMINISTRATIONS.

From the Springfield ulL) Journal-RepublIcan
The Hon. sharon Tvndale formally retired from
the ONCE OF Secretary OF state Yesterday. and
was succeeded bv the Hon. Edward Rummel. In
parting with Mr.. Tyndalc We taxc pleasure In bear
Ing testimony to the promptness accuracy, ability
and uniform courtesy with which during the last
four years he has administered the manifold and
perpexing duties OF the Secretary's once. Thrown
In contact perhaps, with more people having busl-
ness with the state than any other oicer and being
compelled by the hature Of his duties 10 deal
IN such details and routine a. are always
more or less embarrassing, and yet calling for
prompt action, he has ever exhibited O uniform
courtesy aud an equal willingness TO accommodate
All who have had dealings with his once. He has
been faithful and excellent Olcer and In retiring
citizens.
HIS successor, Mr.. Rummci, goes into once under
the most promising auspices, and we are sure he
VIII make In every respect, an able, cfncIent and
most acceptable secretary OF State. We have al
ready announced that he has secured the services OF
Colonel Harrow, heretofore private secretary TO Gov
ernor Ogleeby ~ ms assistant-a selection winch
pie Of the state.
The New York herald., 1869-01-15
SUPREME couaT-caculr.
Liabilities OF Telegraph Companies.
Raf0ra Judre Gilbert.


Before Judge Gilbert.
Charles shay Us. The Western Unfon Telegraph
p.-Tnis was an action to recover damages growing
put Of an error in the transmission OF message sent
through the defendants line from Great Falls, N.
H., by the plaintiff who is the proprietor OF
the "Monster Qulncupexal 1roupe.n The message
was addressed 70 the agent OF the Athenelm
public nall In Brooklyn, to engage the hall for
the use OF the troupe OF monstrous name. The
messafe sent to Great Falls IN reply. to the
application OF plaintiff was:- .'Can't have
the hail." The message received at Great Falls by
the pnintin was:-'Can have the hall.n On the
strength OF this message, plaintin had large num-
ber q posters printed, when proved OF no va.us.
and the suit was commenced to recover the cost OF
these, some $500. when the testimony for the
plaintiff was oil In the counse for the defence
moved to dismiss the case on the ground that q
person sending message by defendants company
becomes party TO a contract by which the company
Is not liab unless the message is repeated" and
FUN paid by the sender or the message equal to
opehan the charge OF its first transmission.
The mot on was denied. s5~
The evidence all put IN and the case adjourned
f1l to-day for argument. -
The New York herald., 1869-01-15
BROOKLYN CITY,
>~o~~~~~>~~.--~~-~~~
The COCRTS.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS cuulT.

aue~cd Conspiracy 10 Dcfraud the Revenue.
Before Commissioner Jones. h
me United STATES as. C1fles W. Aover L. Lepp-
saan ana Jacob Sthloss-The examination In this
case was resumed yesterday, the defendants being
under examination on charge Of coaspiring to de-
fraud the government Of taxes due, as alleged. on
certain tobacco manufactured by them. One Of the
defendants, Moyer, as appeared In evidence Is a
MANUFACTURER Of tobacco in Williamsburg, and the
defendant Sclloss was the revenue Inspector
In MOyer's district, while Leppman was
tobacco dealer In New York. Through this latter
party Mr.. Paine, II Albany, purchased IN October
last 100 pounds OF tobacco, having on the boxes
Meyer label manufacturers or tobacco are re-
qured 10 put their own labels upon their manulac-
tures) ard the brand purporting to be that OF
Schloss, the inspector. IL appeared In evidence
that Meyer returned but about 700 pounds OF the
tobacco purchased by Paine, and Schloss returned
but the same abount Us having been inspected. The
testimony showed further that the brand that
Schios was In the habit OF using was not the brand
which the to0acc0 was marked that Paine had pur-
chased, and Schloss was accordingly discharged
The further examination OF the other two parties
was adjourned until the 2lst.
The New York herald., 1869-01-15
SUPREME cuuaT-clRcuIT.
Suit Against the Sheriff.
Before Judge Gilbert.

Thomas BreakspeaYe cs. Thomas Can,poeu.-The
defendant in this action, as Sheriff Of the county,
seized certain distillery property in building corner
Of Summit and Van Brunt streets, south Brooklyn
% collect the rent OF the building In which the dis
tllery was operated, and alleged to be due by one
Goodwin the supposed owner OF the property
oasa m Inc sn sui na was ~ aaomss bfesx
longed to him and not to Goodwin, who simply held
1I lease, and had acted as plaintiffs agent In It's
purchase. The value OF the property In question
was about $3,50o The defence set up was that the
property belonged to Goodwin, and not to the plain
hin.
The iurY returned verdict for the defendant,
The New York herald., 1869-01-15
q dozen head Of mIlk-pro-

dations for from nve to dozen head OF mnk-pro-
ducing animals.
gate this matter OF diseased milk IN so facts wil
perhaps be interesting to them we commend tnem
10 their careful study.
The New York herald., 1869-01-15

The Salem Register says that last week lady in
that city lost about dozen yards OF velvet which
took Gre from the rays Of the passing through
globe ia which ornament was noatinQ In water
But for the timely discovery Of tbe nre the house
might have been burned.
The New York herald., 1869-01-15
COURT cALEMpls-TaE DAY.

rhe jury returned verdict for Che deiendant