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10 the Honorable the justices Of the
Supreme JudiciM Court, meet 10 be holden
at Rochlaud, trittm and tnrthe CountY u
Knox, on the second Tucsioy q Decem-
Der, A. d. 1872.
IOHN b. MOORE, of Rockland, in the County Of
- Knox, husband Of Eliza J. Moore, OF Lawrence,
Massachusetts, respectfully libes and gives this
Honorable Court to be informed that he was law
fully married to the said Eliza j. Moore at Sedg
wick, Maine, November 2Sth, 1862, by Jacob Dodge
ESQ, and has had by her child son, who is
now living that your libelant since their intermar
riage has always behaved himself faithful,
chaste and afectionate husband towards his said
wife, but that the said Eliza j. Moore, wholly re
gardess of her marriage covenant and duty, at
Rockand aforesaid, about the first day of
Nov. 1870 committed the crime of adultery with lewd
men whose names are to your ibellant unknown,
lett said Rockland, deserted my house, took all my
furniture and went to Manchester, New Hampshire,
and there lived with and committed adultery with
Romance w. Moore, and from there went to Law
renee, Massachusetts,, without my knowledge or
consent, deserted my house and left the State.
Wherefore your libelant prays right and justice,
and that he may be divorced from the bonds OF mat
rimony between himself and his said wife, as
measure reasonable and proper in accordance with
law conducive to domestic harmony, for the good of
the parties and consistent with the peace and NOR
aity of society. JOHN b. MOORE.
WIN. BEATTrE, ESQ.,, Atty. to Libt.
Sept, goth, 1872.
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DEALERS IN SECURITIES
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP,
SCHENCk'S SEA WEED TONIC,
SGHEN1ik'S MANDRAKE PILLS.

Are the only m,dlcines that will cure Pulmonary
Consumption.
Sometimes medicines thar will stop cough will
the liver stops the circulation of the blood, henor
riiagc follows, and in fact, clogging the action OF
the very organs that caused the cough.
Liver complaint and dyspepsia are the causes of
two-thrds OF the of consumption. Many are
bowels sonnet mes costve and sometimes too loose
sometimes very restless, and at other times drowsy
accompanied with acidity and belching of wind
These symptoms usually originate from disordered
condition of the stomach torpid liver Persons
if the cough in these be suddenly stopped the
lungs, liver and stomach clog, and remain torpid and
inactive, and before the patient is aware of his stu
and death is the inevitable result.
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup is an eXpcctorant which
does not contain ny opium, nor anything calculated
to check a cough suddenly.
Schenck's Seaweed tonic dissolves the food. mixes
with the gastric juice of the stomach, dgests easily
nourishes the system and crentes healthy circuia-
ton OF the blood. When the bowels are cOstive,
skin sallow, and the patient ia of bilious habit
Schenck's Mandrake Pills are required.
These medicines are prepared by Or. >. II.
SCHENCK & son, Northeast corner OF Sixth and
Arch streets, Philadelphia, Penn, and for sale by
GEO. C. GOODWIN CO., 80 Hanover street
Boston, and JOHN +. HENRY, s College place
New York, Wholesale Agents.
For sale by Druggists generaliy.-ly3sp
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sssApA>r PRICE CURRENT.
Corrected Weekly for The JournaL
MARRIED.

la Washington, Oct. nth, by f. NJ. Staples, Esq :,
Mr.. Legrand a. Johnson, OF Nahant, Mass, and
Miss Ada A. simmons OF Waidoboro
In Rockland, Oct. 5th, Mr.. Adelbert f.. Lamb of
Rockland, aud Miss Mary A. simmons OF Warren.
In Appleton, Oct. "a, Mr.. Samuel +. Perry of SO.
Ihomaston and Mrs, II1tie A. crabtree Of Apple
tom Sept. Oh Mr.. Curtis e Pease OF Charl'stown,
Mass, and Miss Cora f. Butler OF Appleton.
In jackson, Oct. eth. Mr.. Allen Holmes ana Mrs.
Dorcas Mann, both of Winterport.
In Charlestown, Mass, Oct. eth, Mr.. Geo. Il.
EIussey of Incolnville, and Miss Mary NJ. Dyke Of
Sebago.
In Ellsworth, Sept. 23d, Mr.. Charles Gerry Of
Ellsworth Fans and Miss Hubie IL. Hamilton Of
BROOKLYN. oct. 2nd, Mr. James l.. Leslie and Miss
Mary j. Sulh ;an, both OF Ellsworth.
in Thoma ton, Oct, ID, Mr.. Samuel B. Wade of
Appleton, and Miss Serena 4. Richardson of Rock
land.
In Orland, oct. 9TH, Mr.. E. u. Wood and Miss
Louisa K. Simpson, both OF Bucksport.
In Surry Sept I'D, Mr.. Samuel b. Freethy and
Miss Mary Merrill, both of Surry.
In fremont. Sept 18th, Mr.. Eds A. Robinson and
Miss Amanda I. Reed, both of Mt. Deserts Sept.
10Th, Mr.. Howard NJ. Giley and Mss Julia S, Mil
an, both OF fremont.
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.
WEDNESDAY, Oct, Q, 1877.

WEDNESDAY,, Oct. Q, 1872.
At market this week-l0l3 Cattle; 81, IS Sheep and
Lambs; 1911 Swine; Western Cattle SOB; Northern
Cattle 100.
Prices of Beef Cattle per hundred lbs live weight
Extra quality 80 50a$ 5O First quality 81 00a9 90
Second quality, SO 0oa$6 U.s. Third quality, 81 5oa5
90.
Country Talow SUB l-2c; Country Hides &c per ID !;
Calf Skins lSa2cc per lb; Sheep Skins $la1 Lamb
skins $75al 90; Dairy Skins 75ca$l per skin.
a nd the trade is less active. zas
sheen and Lambs-A hard matter of0rce prices
when the mutton trade is dull in the city.
Poultry-We quote prices unchanged. 16 2-3c per
pound fair lots is -2c per pound good fowl l6 lac
ordinary lots l6c poorl5 &c per Id.
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STATE OF MAINE.
KNOX, SS.-SUP. JUD. COURT,

KNOX, SS.-SUP. JUD. COURT, [
September Term, A. ID. 1872.
On the foregoing Ordered, That the libeant mott
fly the said Eliza j. Moore Of the pendency thereof,
by publishing an attestcd copy OF his libel and this
order thereon, three weeks excessively in the Re.
publican Journal being paper printed at Belfast in
the County of Waldo last publication to be thirty
days ut least before the next term OF the Supreme
and for the County of Knox, on the second Tuesday
of December next, that she may then and there APP
pear and shew cause if any she have, why the prayer
OF said lbellnnt should not be granted.
Attest EDWIN ROSE, Clerk.
Copy-Attest: EDWIN ROSE, Clerk. is
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A Canadian family crossed Lake Michi-
gan, bringing with them an ancestor who
had lain in Dominion soil for twenty
seven years. A storm arising, the super
stitious sailors attributed it all to the
presence Of the dead body, and promptly
pitched the latter overheard when the
tempest lailed.
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VISIT of Firemen and Military.

AiHtlVa-.IaN fba T.
''N'''N'h' lh response 10 an ihNlta-
I-0n me Na~hinyt0u Euoina o. arrived
- w.
NmalAa>cn Band They number :
80
... ,p., ,,ore received h,. tb. U,yh,,o
'"' N''O i''tiN'" ~ the W dAhilS-
a. fl CITY Guards, accompanied by the
.tr.- H., :.
'''' - '''"'' "''' ii'' "il"Ni VI
~ Capt. tha>. Baker. binder escort
iior- marched through the principal
tI,. ..., tj,,,. l,roce..io,, iain,r Iira,taI
'''' i'iO'' '''"'i '.i'@ Ni'r'i''t
Na-.a g.. u Woodward and aids, and in
.. +br ,.ift- government and vitel e.,in.t.
... rsl.b tcriuipatel at pierre,s Uaa whore
H''' ''h prepared iN l'ic ll'tlcH "t Inc
= - ~ 'N''
A'. ' -oinr appropriate remarks
HU r,pa,t being over the MAYOR introduced.
"
o,.....tl. oll,,i,o. ..a,,ti,,,..nt..
t".t 'N' ''iIo" 'h& Hehiiilfl'S-
lHa f. 2. tANAa ENGINE COMPANY.
.ar Bib +, -.nd. far back in tb. hat
tIe iara from hi- work took his seventh day
y S4,sn looked III Win a sneer and lest.
-tI that rn. work though accounted SO good
-stheFrd huge masses Of ROCKS from the high
4repPihS them INTO tAe ocean, made islands.
aS@k g me tEi, li' ta4 i eodmodioni
yogr ocean.
n,p w. '''. answer ioF mat pace Il nave
"NI "erk 90 those rocks I'll they blossom
4. reutgr'ee pass, ana The comers behold
ri.iar, Of beauty and strength the rock grows,
w ihe li''.ct MSioH TIE cold granite CLOVIS,
A Tie oApirt,'s boast, and lie priic OF the mart.
..- t- ii.ld- ,.ll bnt ittIe the forest sim l..s
iile cliffs bleak and bare. meet the pillows
,.',T, The good t.opIc ~, poverty mocts
>amnSe- heir bouId'rF they pocket hi, rocks.
inen of III, island, who hammer all day.
som, h,'' IMPORTANT arm muscles in play.
shirts,
t in me s% dn , EC,,G9S .S siu'iiS'
3 then wonderful stream Jumped 10 two TWEEN.
Nr.i ~ :" oat ho+om+ no envy has burned
.sa., i thr5ua and aiv,e Jlace 10 the takcr,
{. "nr l"tsiH md three cheer fof tue
...4. / / ,v.t..
0.t uI.tlr. rli,. VIZ III clgerGIllr snbmit to
TIA"
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BANK. OF DEPOSIT.
r. A. HAWLEH 4 co.
i \ ~ X II * =
No. I Devonshire, Cor. State ST., Boston.

No. I Devonshire, Cor. State ST., Boston.
Four PER CENT. INTEREST allowed on deposit
accounts. subject to check, drawn on any city
bank. Ou-o-iown depostors will have thcir remit
tances and collections promptly acknowledged.
We do a General Banking and Commission bust
ness Negotiate Bonds, Stocks Notes and other
Securities, make collections throughout the United
States and Europe As
DEALERS IN SECURITIES.
We invite inquiries relating TO investments, and
give below the prices of 4 few the most desirable
Bonds:
b., G. Il. 4 NJ, Milwaukee. Extension, - 90 II
Midland Pacific, - 80
Loganaport Crawiordsyiie 4 Southwestern, IS q / 2
IT, s. Bonds and other marketable securities allow
ed full price in exchauge.-3m9sp
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SHIP ~ H. ;.
PORT Of sELFAsT.
ARRIVED.


ARRIVED.
Oct 10. schs Senator, Condan. Mi. Desert
Heroine, Kinks, Bangor.
oct. l.. North Cape, Robbins, Boston; Eliza
Ann, Umcr, tockland; Henry, Carter, hanger.
oct IL. Hero, Foss, RanaoI; lInytoId Slutr,
Bangor; VIM Carroll, Mctiet, i;angor M4rthi
Weeks, Dutch, Sullivan; Brig Abby Ellen, Fosa,
New York, Conl for Swan & Sibly: Schs + NJ Bon
ney, burgess, caryrrs lIarbor; Forest Queen,
Marshall Boston, Moses Eddy, Cottrcll North
Scdgwick.
oct 10. SENS Hudson Post, Rockand; Flora
Condor, Condor, Bangor, new; Gen. Meade RAT
terson, Manchester.
Oct. II. u X Arey, Ryan, Boston Fani,y Fora
Davis. Deer Isle; banner, Curtis, Manchester; NJ II
garet, Crockett, Boston Joseph Il @tov'r, Arey'
iiucksport.
oct. Is. Henry, Garter, Boston; Hero, Foss, Bos
ton Moses Eddy Cattrcll, New York, VIM Carroll
Mctice, Boston, Earl Cunningham, Boston;
HayioGd, Shnte, Warwick.
Launched ut Lubec, Oct sth, by ohm Mcbride, a
three nased schooner of 500 tons, named Nellie
Dinsmore. She is owned by }. S. Win,uw Co.
OF Portland jed Frye Cos Of New York, $. Sta
pies Son, OF lubcc and Capt. Grin DlnSmnre, WHO
is to command her. Mr. Mcbride will build during
the coming year two doublcdrck schooners OF 400
tons, and one OF 100 tons
Messrs. Langmadc & Muntord have a large crew
1t work schooner for Capt Parker TO be launch
schooner of 100 tons for Capt. Jnhn A. Davis, and
will build single deck schr. OF 100 tons carrying
capacity for Capt. A. Rowell,
The schooner Maud Webster of this port is repair
lug on Mc(iilvery Co.'S marine railway in Brewer,
preparatory TO going into the southern coaStlnE
trade the coming winter. The schooner WfndWard
of Stockton is also the railway itptringl tiangor
Wing.
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Notwithstanding his suggestive name,
Mr. Shanks did not run well in Indiana,
hut was defeated by Democrat, Mr..
Men.
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DI ED.
Jbitttary notices, beyond the Date, Name and A9t
must be loaid f0r.)

{ OBITUARY notices, beyond the Date, Name and 1ge
must be pad f0r.)
IN Washington, Sept. 18th, John c., infant son ct
John c., and Abby Morton, aged 5 months.
In Lewiston, Sept. ed, Sarah Luella, daughter OF
John b., and Mary iiezeltne, of BuInhani, aged II
years.
In Unity, sept. 10th, Zalmuna Washburn aged u
years.
In Rockland, Oct. 3D. Mrs. Caroline, widow Of
the late Josiah Getchell, aged ~ years and !
months. Oct 5th Lily G., daughter OF Edward
and Annie l.. Hall, aged years months. Oct.
9TH, Lucnda, daughter OF David i. and Julia \,
Jones, aged = months and days. Oct. ith, Joseph
A.. son OF Capt. j. r. and Fannie II. Whitmore, aged
10 weeks. Oct. eth Mrs. Margaret, wife OF Joseph
Pierce aged 66 years and months. Oct. Sth,
Josiah f :. son OF William ID. and Mary Ann Erskine,
aged year and nine months. Oct. 7fh, William A
Sawyer, aged 20 years : months and q day
In Lincolnviile, Sept, eth, Mrs. Margaret Mckin-
ney, aged - years, 8 months.
in Warren Oct lat, Ebenezar w Lermond, aged
50 Years, | months aud l3 days.
In St. George Oct. LIST, Mrs. Sarah \. Falrs, aged
80 years.
In Ellsworth, Sept. Goth, Maud, du5 hter OF John
c. Sargent aged year and months.
In Mt Desert, Oct end, SUMNER only remaining
and child of Capt. Is. I. and Mrs, L. Il. Athcr-
ton. Oct. 18th, Mr.. Timothy Mason, aged - years
In Orland, Sept. I'D, Mrs. Tryphrna S., wifi Of
Sullivan Dunham, aged 81 years, 3 months aud II
days.
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PROCLAMATION.
~ y rca- The revolution Of another wear has
H u Drought he time when it is usual 10 look
aHtb tPon The past and publicly thank the AL
ahtt for his mercicS and his blessin Is: and
irreis- if any one people has more occasion
ula another f0f such th1nkfulness it is the
ilten~ II the United States, whose govern
iu'u j. their creature, subject to their behests
z h~ have received 10 themselves ample civil
.ui religious freedom and equality before the
-w who, during the last twelve months, have
rneNed exemption from any grevous or gen
ru calamity, and to whom prosperity i'm
aEricllture, manufactures and commerce has
'Hcu SouchSafed
Therefore. by these considerations, I recon-
mend that on Thursday, the 18th day of Novem-
'rr next, The people meet in their respective
places Of worship and there make their ac-
bn0wIedgementS TO God Tor his kindness and
t0uaty.
la witness whereof | have hereuntO set my
hand and caused the seal of the United States
10 h- affixed.
Done at The CITY of Washington this 1lth
ia' of October. in the year of our Lord 1872,
aud at the Independence of the United States
tht A1ih. u. S GRANT.
By The President:
HAMILTON FISH, Secretary of State.
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Seventy-one Years of AGE.

EAST MARSUFIELr, Aug. 9, 1870.
MIR. STEVENS:
Dear Sir,--I am sevrnty-one years of age; have
suffered many years with Kidney Complaint weak.
ness in my back and stomach. | was induced BY
friends to try your VEG ETINE, and | think it the
best medicine for weakness of the kidneys | ever
used. have tried many remedies for this com
plant, and never found much relief from VEG.
ErINE. 1t strengthens and invgorates the whole
system Many of my acquaintances have taken it,
and believe it to be good for all the complaints tor
which il is recommended
Yours truly,
josiah H. SHERMAN.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DR. - W. Pollard
Has taken office over A. r. Pote < Co.'S, Saloon
on kenduskeag Bridge, Bangor, where he viii re-
main until Nov. list, Those wishing to consult him
do SO free OF charge.
Bangor, MAY 10, lS.9,-am4i
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Heartily Recommends.

SOUTH BosrON, Feb. z, 1870.
NIX. STEVENS:
Dear Sr.--I have taken several bottles OF your
FEGETINE, and am convinced it is valuable rem
edy for dyspepsia, Kidney Complaint, and general
debility of the system.
| can heartily recommend it to all suffering from
the above complaints
Yours respectfully,
MRS. MUNRoE PARKER, 1856 Athens St.
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I Office.

N "r'cE'
I hereby give notice to the citizens of Belfast
that will be at the store of Cakes Angler Saturday
afternoons, from 2 until r. NJ for the purpose of
receiving taxes.
DANIEL H. PITCHER, COLLECTORS
fast Sept. 26.-ttl3
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Diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder, &C., always
unpleasant. and at times they become the most dis
tressng and dangerous diseases that can affect the
human system. Most diseases of the kidne, arise
from impurities in the blood, causing humors which
settle on these parts VEGETINE excels any known
remedy in the whole world for cleansing and pu-
rifying the blood, thereby causing healthy action
to all the organs of the body.
VEGErINE is sold by all Druggists-2wl5
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TAUTION. All persons are hereby cautioned
~ against harboring or trusting my wife, Clara
j. Benson my account. She having left my bed
and board without cause, l shall pay no bills
tracted by her. BENIN. BENSON.
fremont, Me, Sept 9th, 1872.
Wy AM ED!
Twenty good COAT MA Il Frs to take the
work HOME. Enquire of
SIDNEY KALISH.
Belfast, Oct. l7.-2wl5+
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-09-21

GRANTS NEPoFIsM,-An over zeal.
Gus supporter Of Gen. Grant, in this
city, went so far as to deny the charge
Of nepotism, against the President, a
short time since. We republish on the
fourth page of this issue, the list of his
family connections who are holding
Office under his administration. 1t will
be seen that the family draw from the
public treasury, annually, 1884, GOO,
This is pretty round sum to be put
into the pockets Of the Presidents
family connections He seems deter
mined to enrich the whole Of them. No
other President ever quartered his
family upon tho people in this way.
The list, be it remembered, is furnished
by the New York Saa, Republican
paper, 1t is act "cOpperhead lie,
as our opponents classically and con,
veniently classify all the unpalatablc
truths which are SO damaging to the
Grant Administration. The Nep York
Sun bore an active part ia putting
President Grantiutothe Executive Office.
But his nepotisn, along with other
acts of maladministration, have aroused
its active aud earnest opposition, and
it is now doing all it can for his over,
throw by the election of Mr.. Greeley.
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DIED.


In heistcrstowH, on the 10th instant Jacob
Eyerhart, In the 10th year Of his age. The
remains were Inferred at Manchester on We'd
nesday.
10 this city, on the 18th inst, Claude Ridout,
infant son Of VIM. l.. W. and Harriet y. Sea-
brook aged mouths and II DAYS.
Near Frizzellsburg, on the 9th inst, Mr..
FL hesson, aged 81 years, months and u
days.
In carrollton, on the 18th Instant Mr..
Nicholas Shilling, in the 10Th year Of bis age
On Friday morning, 18Th instant, at la
Saietta Cottage, near Emmittsburg, Nd, DR..
Timothy g. Sweeney, in the 3lst year Of bis
age.
AT the residence of her mother, in Taney-
town, on the Ith instant, after protracled
illness, Mas Mary Elizabeth Root, aged 20
years, months and rs days.
Al the residence Of his father near Houeks-
VILE, on Saturday, the l4th inst. Dagid Miller,
aged 20 years, month and 20 days.
This young man died With the typhoid feyor
and lett his aged father, mother, two listers,
and one brother down In a very low state with
the same disease.
Near Frizzlsbarg, on the 10th inst, Susan
beloved wife of Elias Ceppersmlh, aged 9!
years, 0 months and day.
Departed this life on the llth day OF Sep
tember, 1872, Kate Gehr Smith, wife Of Id.
ward L Smith, and eldest daughter OF Denton
Gehr, Esq, aged 26 years, months and 26
days.
Her schoolmates came and gazcd upon her
face
That erst bad beamed npon her kindly grace,
And thought on days now numbered with the
past,
Where lovingly her school days had been east.
They thought on all the life Of that dear one,
The battles she had fought, the victories won,
Bat Memory, thus besought, eouldst only bring
70 view
Deeds Of sweet kindness, loving words and true
a Christian life; an ever oHtstretehed hand /;
Feet that were toiling to the better land
so that With silent tears we looked above,
lmploring ihers to meet the one we love.
scAooLhATE.
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The Geneva Award.

What do we get BY itS Fifteen
millions Ave hundred thousand dollars.
Not much over half the claim, for direct
damages, originally put in. Out Of
this sum the costs Of the commission
viii have to be paid, so that the amount
realised will be reduced considerably
below that sum. Besides, there is an.
other commission, to inquire into the
claims against the United States, for
cotton seized during the war belonging
to British subjects. These cotton claims,
it is supposed, will amount to at least
five millions, which viii reduce the sum
to be paid by England to less than ten
millions.
England has fairly beaten US in this
game of diplomacy, After driving our
commerce from the seas and monopoliz
Ing the carrying trade by which she
realizes hundred millions Of dollars
per year, she agrees to pay US the paltry
sum Of fifteen and half millions for
the damage she has inflicted. Aud this
is not all the construction given by the
Geneyatribuual to ''due diligence" 10 the
discharge Of neutral obligations, puts
us under bonds to permit no cruiser to
leave eur ports to prey upon British
commerce. If the bond be broker the
penalty must follow.
And this, says the Washington Pa
triot, is the achievement of which the
Administration boasts After yielding
all that was first claimed, swallowing
its high pretentions, aud retreating at
every point, it has the eifrontery to
assume the airs of success aud to insult
public intelligence by pointing to an
ignominious defeat as cause for feliei-
tation.
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.


Eef virtue Of commission issued To us
AZ by the County Commissioners for
Carroll county, to examine aud determine
whether the publich convenience requires
road to be opened in said county, commenc.
ing on public road leading from the Penn
sylvania line to Hot7s Tavern, on the land
OF Lydia Smigh; then to the land Of William
S,egneri then to the land of Peter Stogner;
then through the lands of Philip Roser and
George Weaver, (now sold to Zepp;) thence
by the division line between Jacob IIuuck
and William Ness; AVID from thence 10 the
Hanover and Baltimore Turnpike road, near
the residence OF said William Ness, in
Manchester District
This is therefore TO notify all persons
whom it may concern, that the undersigned
will meet, ON the premises, on SATURDAY,
the 18th day Of 0cToBER, 1872, at 10 o clock,
A. NJ, to execute the Trust reposed in US
by the said commission.
URiAH b. SULLIVAN,
JOHN kR0H,
SAMUEL SCHAEFFER,
sept 81, St Examiners.
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At Baltimore, on Sunday night, an
attack was made at the Northern Cen
lr"l Depot upon delegation from
Washington who were going to Pits
burg to attend the Soldiers aud Sailors
Convention Several bricks were thrown
intothe ranks, and one Of the delegates
was severely injured ON the head
We learn, from the Baltimore papers
that the terrific reopeniDg of the civil
war in the streets OF Baltimore, Of which
our Radical cotemporaries made so much
on Monday was no more than the
throwing ola brick, BY james Plowman,
al Richard c. Wills, both citizens Of
Baltimore and both Radicals. This
happening while the Grant military
delegates were passing through Baili.
more to Pittsburgh, some alert politician
telegraphed all over the United States
40 account OF sangnuary assault ON
them.