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NATION AL
life INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
WITH PERPETUAL CHATTER
Ovr,c NO. 100 MONROE STREET, LOMBARD BLOCK
CAPITAL S25OOOO.
300 900 Deposited tie the STATE Of Illinois, S""y a" 1""y h"a
S'0''00' O7 uLoM.do ndC Comparative IHnn
ERS:
Treasure r.
DIRECT

o. r. W. LULU, .
Master In Chancery, CHICAGO.
JOHN $. CORNING, =;
Auditor Of Chicago and Alton r. R.,
NJ. X. JEFFERDS, .
sec,y of H. K G. T. Assoc. OF the U. s., "
DIR 9 r. BLACkALL,
Dist and 5. School Sec. Amer. Bapt Pub.S oc.,
WM. l.. STEVENS,
Merchant. New YORK CRY.
T. K. HOLDEN,
Prop. OF Phoenix Irou Foundry, CHICAGO
/ N. A. SOULE, .
Merchant,
J. G. MOORE =.
Chm Of Fin Com. Of NC I. Assoc. OF u s.,
LOUIS NELkE,
Manager of Nelke's Lith. and Manuf. Co.,
II p. STANLEY,
Commission Merchant,
J. D. WEBER,
Retired Merchant,
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

by virtue Of . Commission issaed 10 rs
II By the COEasy Commissioners for Car
roll ec1niy, TO examine and d~sernine
rketker the p1blie CONVENIENCE requires a
Pablie road 10 Be opened in said eoaaty,
co1Deaeing AZ = point On the line diEiding
the lands Of L A. Clxb4zgh AID J. ".
AcAhsier. on the pa6l,e rosd lezdiag from
Little Pipe Greek near Backley's Nil 10
Nidiiebarg. in Ni3ilessrg Electioa Dis-
uSci- ia-s1id eoanly, and rszaiag with the
dividing lice Of the said Z A. Clahaarh
and }. W. NeAlisser o. the bed Of lie
present road 10 o. ae4r the barn Of said J.
W. NeAhstsr; thea on or near the bed of
the present ro'ad ikrOagh the had Of said
J. w. MeAksser 70 the fara Of said z. A.
ClAbaagh, known Is the Birely farm; then
on or near the bed Of the present road
ihroask szid f4rln 10 Liiil. Pipe Greek 10
the Frederick coanty line near 70 the nil
OF E.r@s Appie-, whers Il vii infersacx the
pablle ro.1 proposed 10 Be cps1ed by the
Commissioners Of Fre3e-iek cc3nsy.
1Ais Is ihe-etore 10 noilfy ali persons
wbol ii rnzy e0aeern, that the undersigned
viii raeet On the prernisss, on Wellesley,
fs< 2lfA day II SsFs<Aby, 1871, A. 10
o'eioek, A. NJ, 10 execute the trusa nepos-
ed II Ne By sid commission.
GJSTAYUS CRAPSTER,
WILLIAM d. MERING,
GEORGE KO0SS,
aug 24-5t Examiners.
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August l4ih. an awful accident oe-
Cured at the Eagle SHAH, Pitistor. Pa.
By the explosion Of 6re-danp- Eish.
teen men are known TO have been Al
work 10 the chamber 10 which The er-
plOsioa occurred, Ere of whom hare
been brought out dead, aad there I no
hope that those remaining in the mine
have not met with Ike fate. Mean.
time large force Of volunteer uork,,eu
are usiag Efforts TO reach them. In
going TO and from their work the miners
used &C air shaft. which they sscesaei
aud descended BY means Of = ladder
the main opening not being provided
Nth safety ear and therefore eonsid-
cred uasafe- II Is supposed that The
explosion blew away the props. ssd
consequent fall Of the roof followed
completely blocking up the passages.
and euttiag Of the means of exit,
shonid the men have escaped death
fron the explosion, which Is Dot proba-
be- At the preseat time IL Is not easy
70 estimate The amount Of damage, but
experienced miners say that il Is not
possible that any Of The men viii Be
rseorsred alive Everything that was
possible vas done to exiricate the in
prisoaed miners. Outside the scene
vas heart rending 10 the extreme
Ihoasands Of sympathiziag citizens,
miners. and others we're present.. Wo-
men and childrsa we're weeping, wiring
ing their hands. and mourning aloud
for the loyed and lost. and waiting in
anxious expectation for each sew report
from the poisonous pit. This mine has
been nearly exhausted. and was known
70 BE hiled With the blask damp. Yet
il Was considered safe, and has been
constantly worked since the conclusion
Of the strike, although not to its fall
capacity
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Lord CbiefJ ussies coekbarn has
bsea sFpoinied arbitrator for Great
Britain, ssSer the Trsaiy Of wsshiss-
too- The ar1~iss up Of the case for
the British G0yerBmezf has beea IN
trusted 10 the Lsrd Cksneellsr. With
Lsrd Tsuier3ss asd Pref Mso;-g1s
Bernard rs assistants SIR Roa13eil
Psizsr vii at as eszuxel for Great
Britsia before the Bard Of Arbiirz.ioa
4 dispatch fron Bsras. SsitEerissi.
states that the Swiss Federal Cozaesl
has resolved 10 reserve the spyoiBinsBs
Of an arbitrator On the part Of SEifrer-
lssd 1pos the Aab4mA claims uaiil
after those Of Ragszs3 aa5 Italy are
selected Chief Juziios cOekbara Is AZ
sdFssesi Liberal, ard hel4 pssiiisa
IN Lord Psl1eTstoa'. eabisst The
e0aa@isS.oa of hsries Frzneis Adams
az arbifrai9r as3er the Treaty Of Wash
insioa has bsss signed By the Secretary
Of State aud forwarded 70 hin Il l.
r0u esrfsinly kBsEa that Assistant
Secretary Of Slsie J C. BsnerDfi DAVIS
i to De the agent Of the Usiiei States
The British sgsst has bo1 yet beea
anBo1soe3- This GoEsr1nesi has As
yei appointed DO eszasel Mr. Charles
C. BesrnAn. jr-, Of NeE YOEk. Is tn
plogea e assist The ase1; Ofths Uniie3
States % the preparation Of the eases
before the tribunal Of zrbiirsiica.
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~-F-r -
MEsszs- EBEroRs s-Aeeor3ias 70
yDu request. l sEIl faFor yOa oeesssos-
aliy wifh commzsic1fioa for shs An
vockTE, % keep Is pasted o. the ges-
ersl negs Of Dag HilI YaIisy. Il Is
rery dry Eish as son, ADD eos cells dr.,
bst the weather Is sxtreasely h0s, Il Is
100 dry sna hst 10 Ploagh, bat ear
fur@erx are a Pashisg class Of peoTiie,
as3 ssarly al hare iheir 1aazre hzz!-
ed, and their plSBing eoDPieied rss-
5y for seeding. Notwithstanding The
drszght, Cur eorn 6elis prsuis. an
abssd1Bi crop, ssd | Do sof thisk that
! an b0nstiaS- When ehaliesge the
eossiy u be1f IL bare trsreiea late
y thrOsgh part of Balna0re aud Car
roa eszsiiss and ssE nooe 10 match
ears. Our es0serssel is searly al reads
70 Ell, AID vii make eoasi3er.biy ever
n Average yield
The Bseh@asis Valley Rad Road IS
sOEPer1assssly heated from the begin
Stag % tie HsssTer Braneh Rail Rad
to abe Cbestuus Hin Ore Banks IN
Daehuaa's Valley | an ted that the
rosirsef for The gr=dins Of the rali
vas awarded TO Cyrns Dsilsr, Of Hsso
yer Pa, wh0 e01Dssce3 the work last
Neaiay- AeoOraiss 10 the issiea,ieos
at Presess. the Iros Horse vii raa
thrsssh BseAn.sis Valley to West
1i=ster before nasy years pass b.
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Political.

Political an1nifesfafi0as" nalgiplr
rs the Presidential year drzxs near-
Chisf Jnssiee Chase's leifeE 70 the West
Yirgini1 Ds2Ocrafs aEgris uazistak-
abe eyideac@ thai be sal Graves =
De30er1rie Bs@iaatiSs "a = New De
par1ars Platforn- Bat Mr.. Alsxasder
SssPAess wishes j. Is to be understood
tAzi II this aseans 1eqgiese<see il the
-fraadaleat Foartessfh zsd FIfthieenih
Anss3@eArs,7 Be xill take nsH De
Farsurs for = seq party rather ihaa
sEaliOE H. fOlloEisg Ibs lad Ct
Messrs- SseYhsas asd Toombs, JzesS
TAonPsoa. Of Mississippi, Prssi1eai
Bashsnan's Secretary Of the Inisrior.
eoDes cat fat footed sSsirsi Mr.. Val
laDdighanis s3EaSoe, SD declare. thai
be vii have soshisg 70 do With il.
Senator Frask 2. Blair ssnts GraiI
Broxa. Of Missoari, 10 be The Dsaao
cratic Presi3esiial easai3..e. He, zni
General Thoaals EEisg, Ct 0hio-,he
former 10 a. iHisrEisE, and the latter
il speech At Colanb.s, 0hio-h,rs
gives their a3bssiSa TO the NeE Depart
ere IL viii Be seen frvl lhese <a1
si1ilar exPressiSns Of opisioa, that the
DsDeerass are divided On this doctrine.
Wade those stthe North endSrse il Eiih
great anaDiniiy, SOaihsEs Dencerziie
isA3srs are equally anits1 10 opposing
u Amnesty sives prozEss Of beeoninz
dividing issue IN The RsPabisan party
Horace Grsely IN ths Eat, and Scna-
tor SehurT ~ the West, stouily n1in.
timed that al 11sBer Of pruseripiieu
EroEing oat Of The var should DoH
cease, 1sd UBi0Bisi and Coafe1sraie.
shIi= and black, share alike in the
Fsliiieal rights asd privileges Of the
eoaniry. Osber RePab lean leaders
srgse that Il Is noi the part Of policy
TO im1edisIsly Re esfranchise those vhe
have been hostile 70 the Government
Notwithstanding these difsreaoes cf
oPisieo, the RepgbliesBs sypesr 10 b
selIiin- a9Es generally sYS0 Presi5eal
GraDt a. their aeKr Bo4inse Ii be
has aay oPPoosns beyond Mr.. Grezly,
be has ysi 10 shOE himself Just nSs
a Visousas sfsrs Is being made 10 kar.
BooiEe The Repebliean facsi0as in
New York Those IN Loaisi1sa seem
lsgiy groE DOre hostile 70 each ozher.
The Pennsylvania State Teaperanee
COaEertloa net reoenily Al HsIrisbars.
10 SoBissts candidates for Auditor and
SarFeyor-Ge8srL. Geasrai 0Een zsd
otbsrs qsssiiVned the authority under
ahieA the gOuseAiioa assembled. jas
Black wss excited Chairman lie made
brief address, dehOaaeing the exisiiss
parties As hostile to TeMper4nue. Barr
Spabgler. Of Lancaster, E=s nominated
for Auditor General, and The H0a. L
a Wheeler, Of Merecr Couaiy for
SaryeyoT-GsBersL
WeLdeli Phillips viii not accept the
Labor reform Boraiaz;iOB for Governor
If Massachusetts The Prohibit;ooisis
have determined TO hold Ccsseotioa
after the other parties hare made ikeir
nominations
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Louisiana Republican State Convention

That vas nice little game played
recently, At NeE Orleans. where oae
Of the Republieza factions 10 the later
est Of Presideat GRAFT employed the
UHifed States troops TO further its
schemes. Here Is N account Of the
affair:
August 9th vas the day appointed Tor
the Louisiana Republican State Goa.
rea:ion in the Custom Hoase, Nex
Orleans Early in ihe morning tuO
companies Of United States troop-, xith
tEo gaos, arrived at the Custom House.
They were furnished BY Gea- Reynolds
on the requisiiion Of United S,aies
Marshal Packard When Cor. War
mouth aod party presented themselves
they we're refused admission, and re-
tirins TO Turner Hall, held their session
IN that building. 107 delegates we're
present Resolutions we're adopted CON.
Needing the administration Of Gov.
Yarmouth, deDOaneing the acts Of the
Caston House party, and iDs,rueiin.
the Presidest of the Conveuiioo TO
appoint . committee Of tEeaty delegates
10 visit President Grant add inquire
into the authority Of the Custom House
party. The Convention 10 the Caston.
House Organized with Mr. Bareh (col.l
as Temporary chairman. Speeches uere
made dtnaoeiatory Of Cor Yarmouth
Resolutions we're reported iasirnciing
delegates TO the National Republican
COnTentiOn to vote for the Domination
Of Gen- Grant. and limiting the State
debt TO SIS 600 .000 Marshal Pack
ard declared that his authority for the
use Of troops and the Custom House
came from President GRAFT August
liih, = Republican mass meeting was
held TO approve the course of Gov.
warmouth aud party.
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ne cas.a Wn.

Mai Dispatches gre fsiser E.rtiea-
lsIs Of Adairzl Roagerz' fshs 1ith The
Coresns- Ii Eili be re1enbssei the
eIpe3ition esterel Corsaa Eat~rs 70
make = survey Of the Kisss-bo, and -
make treaty relative to shipwr.ekeA
Iarisers- Ii has bses the eastoa Of
the Coresns 10 murder al Eho had "a
tkeir skores Ga Jaae IGsh. the Sc
eoaa day 0fthe Sighting, the Amerirars
rOsied The COreans asa captured kre
forts, viih zagy prisoners. The eees
rsizrusd 70 the B9izs aaehgrsse tEo
days later Admirsl Rodgers ihes seat
70 the COresas 10 kn5E xh1f be shssIi
DO Eiih lhe prisoseIs- Their reply
vas. do What you ike" TO DAYS
lsisr be set them al liberty. and sect
tso messengers zshore. BAT the ss.s=l
authority refused TO receive then, say
nag II Ess no use 10 attempt to comm
nieate farther With the court. Nr.
Lou, the A@erieso Minister. thea sent
formal protest that his naissios uas
peaceful, and that the American aitsek
uzs Bo4 for refusal 70 rssosiaie. bat
because the Cereass had treaeheroasly
hred o. the boats Part Of the feet
Eill resara to Che Foo. where one thoa
sasd rsti0ns have beea seat. Ts0ves-
sels sere seat to Shanghai The Cor
cans fought Ike men Their weapons
are wrttehe1 cd freioeks. snd their
eallssses made Of soft iron, which beat
IKE old hoops. They Uere dressed in
zrnor Of nine ihiekoezszs. eottoa-psd
ded, so that only rife balls could pene-
irs'e them SEords produced DO effect
upoa them DOeames;s e1pisre3 shOz
that the COreao government had PINNED
the surprise Of the American feet, and
Eere ast0nished at the failure Of the
forts 70 annihil1fe the vessels az ihe
FIRST fire. The expedition has aeon
plished no change in the relati,os Of
the txO countries, and Miaistsr- Lou
aad Admiral Rodgers will await instrue
tons from Washington before proceed
Ing TO further hostiliiies. Twelve IA
tive CHRISTMAS came aloogside the
AdmirsIsAsg ship ia jaak aud begged
to be taken 10 Shanghai. The request
vas granted.
Two Englishmea and ooe Gernas,
gagged 10 saving materials fro.s tie
wreck Of the German Schooner Chasan.
90 Sir Janes Halls Islssd, have been
captured BY the Coreaas, bOand hasd
aud foot, slung On bsnboos, and packed
OF to the interior Of Corea- The Brit
ish feet has saiIed from Japan to inquire
iato the matter. The Esgiish colonial
press 10 China dcno1nce the return Of
the American Feet to Che Foo as
having all the moral effect Of a defeat.
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Ekieh thsy we're fsissea spsa shs pes-
PIE, thaa ihis same HorAd bus. nsw,
We ksd i and ms fsllosers sos saly
isFsssating fnse discusses TO srpass
he isiquisy ihsy essrsal, .s1 The right
so~s ssprts ofaiI irns Esfrists 70 e.ss
nersirs ohleqzy upon thess spa~ss 81
arp0ts. threu=h ths- peaceful bsllos
ssi 1reP4zing 10 Prss0anee thea % Be
: daaE i.uses. : ssd. b. 4sex dspar-
tars. 10 esaErH thee % saEs1 para
IF ~ cezeassss-- Tkus, .zais. the
Rv1 and ms followers nes osly $50
he sssas Il dissestisa and disagree
zesi y iheir esu party, bat sPplssa
b. their oEa course al The asurpatiSss
ssa eurruP<ioas Of he Rsrsblsess
party vhirh they Frssss3 to hate and
eFPese-
As ne hars said. the Sew dsgarsur-
ists. uith he Hsria, are "a fsEy sp
siih he RePabEScaa party. 10 Which
they 5siDq<- o. which thsy sia ssa abes.
bal tAey .foEow 1Ea< sy.a~ its rsr-
Wesael Philips has been called The
rsdstse If the Radical party I; ssrely the
Word and tbs Hsev dePsrszrssss- are
Is str.ggisrs and eanPfolI0srrz-
Sss the @seE 3epartzrlstsg ss,csioa
The validity Of the l4sh and I54h
Anend@esis anz rEass them, as sbsy
diiihs rssoassrarsioa measures 81 1851.
as dad isszzk-~ Wereasz-storrudir<.
ihas. 70 less fhas trs ysa-s. ihey WI
regard IN the ssae Eight ~ oaigas ass
Ostr,geezs Kn Ksux Law
In shis srt5el= We hare treated the
new dsparssrssss- As beIoazisx tsssa
osly assSag bekisa, the RepabEeas
party We helisre ne ID sbs. n -
jussise- Tbssr Whsle eoarse. ds-sss-
At least the iass sszr ye.rs, shsrs shai
they are IS Du-h a parz Of thai party rs
he tad : = part sf The kite, and they are
As essestial 70 the ssneessfsi usTe-
neats q the rsdse.is towards The Is
tablish@eat Of despotisa, a. The tai
Is 10 the steady, upward fight Of The
kite And, as the tail f0llors the KITE
10 al is gyraEioas AID 3eseesio.s frsu
. strsighf 6ns, and SOFA e0aforms 70 al
rs NEG Pesfzres and coarsez. 50 the
Hovd asd rs followers are eFsr ready.
By new departure. TO eoofOrn to all
tie nesaderines wiki the RepabIiesa
party makes far the e=sabIshraest 81 az
Empire
To the ReP4baieas party. the Esrtd
asd the sew deParHrists Sagh. to apply
the tessAiag prayer Of the a6seiiOs.ie
Raih % Naoni. -Eaire.t m. %. %
iszse Thea, or 70 --fPayf" froa follow
ing after ihes; for whiiber thou goes,
| vii 60, where iLos lo5gesi / uiIl
lodge thy res7ae sb4H be ny people,
and thy Go5 ny God"
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Estate Of yokn Fgotsr. dseeoed.

Estate Of jobs Fsotsr. deceased.
NOTICE Is hereby giivea thstths subseri-
IN her has obtained from the ORPHANS
Court Of Carroll eoanty, letters Teslanen-
tzry on the Personal Estate Of
JOHN FLATER.
lzte OF Carroll county, deceased An
persons having Claims agsinst The deceasd,
are hereby Earn<d 70 exhibis the same xish
the vouchers thereof legally authenticated
TO the subscriber, on or before the 2iih day
Of March next; tkey may Otherwise by lax
be excluded from eli benefit of said
Estate Those indebted are requested 10
make immediate payment
Given under ny hand this i4sh day Of
August, ls7l-
JOHN N. FLATER.
sng p At Exeeu;or.
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Essate Of LHriada RicAayds. deceased.
NOTICE Is hereby giren thss The sab
IN scribers have ob44insd from the Or
phsas Coart Of Carroll eOaniy, letters
Tsslaneztzry .. the Psrs0zal Estzie Of
LUCINDA RICHARDS.
late Of Carroll eonDly, deceased All per
scns having claims against the dece2sed,
are hereby s1rnsi 10 exhibss The same With
the vouchers thereof legally sllheniieaied
10 the Subscribers, o. or before the 18th dzy
Of March nexi; they may othersiss By
law Be excluded frols al beaefs Of sid
estate Those Indebted are requested 10
make immediate paymsnt-
6isea under oar hands tbs 2Ist DAY Of
Angust, 1871
RUFUS r. RICHARDS,
WILLIAM L RICHARDS,
ang 244s Execasorx
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A MARYLAND FAMILY IN Lock
The Pesisiosn pa } Ledger say. that
. family Of brothers and sisters named
fingstrum, SIX in all. children Of Fred
erick Tingsirum. deceased, who former.
y lived about l2 miles from Frederick.
Nd, have fallen heirs 70 an estate
valaed at sl86, 900. or s31 900 each.
Il appears that J. II Tisgztrum va.
born 10 Maryland. bat ssDt to Europs
many yesrs ago. and has sincc become
possessed Of large property. and now
dging without an heir. his property has
all becn willed to his brothers children.
There seems 70 the Frederick R,pslis-
cas- % be 20 doubt Of the correcfoess or
the Statement
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Notice 10 Tax Payers.

THE Mayor and Common Council Of
Westminster. vii be in session al their
Coancil Chamber. Mr.. j. W. Perkins
Photograph Gallery on Main Street, or
posite the Catholic Church, on Monday and
Wednesday evenings, the 2sth and 30th Of
Augass, at " o'clnck. 1871, 10 hear and
Determine on ali Attachments and Transfer
ing Of Taxable Property Of the citizens of
Westminster All Attachments and Trans.
ferrinz of Properly for the year 1871, viii
cease from the above date
wN. IL DIDENH0yER.
sng 2f-it Clerk.
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Uhich n tie o-isss ss1so1 asf5rls $50;
power % keep TIE NIL cozstAntlF ruaaiaz-
Il .Ey ssserFe1ly Be sad thu. tbs nj. IA,
tArser ecszt-y caSoz ikaz Arv o;her
zsill a CA'rol eozaty. Il ran-izg dzy aai
nigki se4rly al the shis.
Los No eoat1ias - Acres Of I-zsi. Of
EAiea G5oz; Is Acres IS IN e1esiis-t Tin.
be-, the ress3zs = cleared ls.d IL = k;ra
safe q czlhrz1iea, lz5i ct nso eoarsziez;
sel3s AID soeiose1 slfh god ssnees- Ab5ut
tie eszt;e q this Lot ther4 are lwo excel
ls1i and eesef -fs5liag sprinss Of zAie-. asi
i2ers u also % this parse an excellent
Ape ORR, ard o. eho5cs frziL Tsis 10:
.1ss'zals-1iAisly sgsiziag B-oHa's Nseti=z
hoass- AID "a A. Fre,fy ysecs Of lind A.
Aay T.ersol ca ussh % sae-
L,Ji Ne ) e0ziAsns g Acres Of Lad, of
EhSeA a5osi - Acres il il good TT1ber,
TIE rest Is IN . P-o3zetivs stx.e Of ezlsirs-
Eoz Es1 OF iuio proper sired kea3s s.1
under good fences This I49s is iunpr0vzI
EllA god Lag House, S.1i,,e, GzAaA-T,
SgEing Hoass with an excellent sprSaz OF
E4asf, A. Apple oreAkri and otLsr Frzis
Trees
Lot No. I eouiAias 80 Acres OF L.asa. Q!
uAica 10 Acres i n IIn5s-, and the rs.
coasist Of excelie1ts farming lani Of whseA
some IS very fas Meadow Lad; i i.i5 Of
Iaio Convenient selas, sB5s- gOo3 fsaees
4sd kAs ssseszi sE.Elngs d EH.eT On II
Lo1 Ne coa-ains 4sl Acres OF Land.
q ShieA 10 Acres Is n Very kae TInbsr,
tse rezse2e "a exeslls8t farming lad II =
vsEy klgA safe OF prodae.ivsaess- diri3=i
iaio e0aTeaiszi SEEDS With gpo.i fsaciag,
AID Is sell wHierea By HeEer fsiliag sprisss
Of water.
Los No. AID are 50 si.aa.ed TIA;
tbey e.z b~ sold with the MI Property
which Is LOT No ] II desirable
IAese Lots have bs=a reesaily szrveyed
and plAi thereof IS in tie possession Of
Va L. Richards oas Of the Trustees, re
sldIng tkereoa, where the sane cAn ., AL
tunes Be seen, AID vii also be shown on
TIE day Of Sale Aad al persons desirious OF
vlesing the property before The day Of sale,
VAL please cali on the abOye nxrned Trss-
tee, sho viii take pleasure in sboEinx Tie
same
The terms Of sale prescribed by the De
cree &re.-Oneihiri part Of the purchase
1ozey shall Be paid By the p.rch4se. or
purchasers 70 the Trustees % the day Of
sale. OF apOa The rziiseAiioa ihzereof b. The
Coars Aforesaid, and the rexidGe shall Be
pad IN t<o equal payments, the one 10 be
rasd IN Oae year, Gnd the othe- n txo years
from the csF Of sale, with Interest. and u
Be secured b. the notes Of the pereAzser or
purchasers wSsh security TO be approved of
By the Trustees
wM- L RICHARDS.
NEIGHBOUR 2. ALLGIRE,
Trustees.
J. J. BArxGAkTsEz, Solicitor.
ang z4ts
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-08-24

MARYLAND ExcuRsroSIsrs-Ths
Northern Cessral Railway have placed
At the disposal Of the Board Of Public
Works Of Naryl.sd, car for trip to
Niagara Falls Col Levin woolfsrd
aad HosE Johu Nenynan. with a por-
sioa Of their families. and accompanied
By Lsvin l. Waters, Esq, Of Somerset,
VIM D. Knisht, Esq, Of Coed and
Hoa- Jacob Shower. Of Carroll, left the
city Of Baltimore for their destination,
On the 18Th
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-08-24

In lie Distnd Court Of fAs Uzited States
Diaricf Of Maryland. IN the waiter Of
IgaGtius Gore, Bankrupt, IN Ba~Ezspsqy.
nRDERED that the Petition Of Na:hau,
" Browne and Charles T. Reifsaider,
Assiynees 10 the above case. for authority
TO sell the Real Estate Of said Bankrupt,
free and discharged Of all lien, claims and
eae1mbrzness Of any sort, and that the
proceeds Of said sale shall stand IN the place
Of sid lands, and be satjeei 10 an legal
and equitable liens 70 the same extent TIA;
the laad is, be heard on the Ilth day Of
September next; provided copy Of this
order be published i<ice 10 the Democratie
Adeooafe, at Westminster, Carroll county,
Maryland
WILLIAM r. GILES. Judge
True eoPy,-Test:
JAMES W. CHEW,
aug "a n Clerk sAi- District cosrt
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Notice TO Bridge Builders and
Contractors.

THE COaniy Commissioners for Carroll
Il eosEiy will receive proposals for bald
ing Bridge over Big Pipe Greek on or
before the 18Th day Of September, 1871.
The Bridge Is 10 be baili orer the creek
where the pzblie road, No Ia, Ie1diag
fron Union Mills 70 and iutersecsing the
gi8eh4rt Road. crosses said road and Of
the following dimensions. va: he Ahat.
meats 10 be tueuty fees long, three and a
half feet thick II The bottom &sd three fee;
AZ the top; The uins walls 10 be iro and .
half 81 the bottom, tEo feeS al the top and
ten fsez long. TO be baiii % = good and
Substantial fSanaation; the abuinents 70
Be raised az feet above lOB water marx
and TO be plAc~d parallel Eith the creek, to
be Sled in wIih eArsh nth = grade Of SIX
teen inches 10 the rod; the span TO be
izenty- six fes;, covered with seven White
oak sleepers eight inches thiek, hewed on
two sides, ami the Aoor TO be Of white oak
plank three inches thick, and the bridge is
to be furnished With hand rails
By order Of the Board.
JAMES BLIZZARD,
arg FAR Clerk
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The Registrars Of Voters for the
several districts are requested to far
sish Is, By Mood.y next. the phases at
which they sill sit for the parpOse Of
Registering Voters The iau requires
ten days notice to be giren before The
third Aosdsy OF September, next, asd
unless the sOsices are publishsd in our
next issue they vill not be legal.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-08-24

A psinieal organizaiion called the
Naissssl Labor Parry has had slender
and prerarious sxisfenee IN this eoontry
during several years past Recently .
essveaiion Of its leading members uas
held az ST. Louis. and platform issued,
On the principles Of which il Is deter
niDed 70 nominate ticket for the nsri
Presidential election.