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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-30

The GREAT QUESTION In Massachusetts
just now Is who shall succeed Mr.. Wilson 10
the Senate. Tue newspapers arc beginning
to take sides, and the Globe leads of In a
strong editorial declaring for Mr.. Boutwell,.
1t pays some high compliments to the Secre-
taryof the Treasury, not more, however, than
he deserves. 10 resume Of the leading events
Of his public life 1t says: "In the Legislature
of Massachusetts Mr.. Boutwell, early took a
high stand, and distinguished himself by the
fairness and ability with which he discussed
the important subjects OF legislation which
came before the House. His talents and purity
Of character commended him so strongly
to public confidence that he was elected by
the people to the honorable post Of Governor
OF the State Will yet comparatively young
man and in that position he discharged the
executive functions with a consclentlOusness,
intelligence aud ability that added largely to
his reputation Us faithful and enlightened
public servant" Subsequently, In 1852, Mr..
Boutwell, undertook the organization of the
Internal revenue department, where his great
executive genius had ample opportunity to
manifest itself His career In Congress and
in the Treasury Departmental endeared him
to the country aud to the Republican party.
lie has been good deal misunderstood and
misreprcscnted by those who do not know
him or have not taken the trouble TO study
his character, but in every relation of life,
both public and private, 1t can be said with
truth that there arc few men more deserving
or more worthy than he. His great ability
and sterling patriotism will make him a val
liable acquisition to the Senate.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-30
S6SS-HEGIsTEII's UFEIUE, -,
Co. plaEHICT oF OoLUMrt',l
WAgunoToy. b. u, O6tTbTT 4

WARRINGTON, d. ", OothgT a. lhla,
Notice ls hereby given that on Friday, hoygm
triot Of UoumbiA 70 all apothooAres, Suotiopeers,
banks and bAnkerabl posters browors, BOXERS book
AHena butchers In the several sts, caim agents,
contractors, cattle brokers' commission merchants,
dealers Of merchandise OF kind whatever dgAlets
In distilled and fsfmeutod lquura, wines, and cor.
dal dsillsrs, Insurance aEonls, Ice dealers, manu-.
fAotsteTa Of Illuminating Ele, life and hce insurauce
ph sTs, proprietoTs Of bar rooms sample toom 10.
pllrG houses, Billiards, bAEAtslls, aud Jenny Lind
tables bowling Aeya, hotels, uyery stables, intell.
gsnos ofioes, junk shops, restaurants and estinE
houses, git enterprises and theatres, real estate
agents, reotiharA, 30, ho.
feaiona must promptly sid licenses 10 accord.
Anoe with the proviL ~ the ended act TegulAt
Ing loopsss, approved June o. ls72, viz. That eyerJ
person engaged In any trade, pattlu or profess
sion for which license tar Is imposed BY the laws OF
the District Of Columbia shall, AZ tho time for pro-
curing the same, make Application TO the REGISTER,
and shall state, under ontn or Affirmation, such tsSts
EstsT shall then itsue TO the applicant Ac,rtihcato
stating the particular kind o. license for which Ap.
plication hiss been made, ard the amount o. mooey
y qursd by Law to be pai therefor said certificate
shall be delivered TO the Collector, who shall, uTon
the reosipt Of the Of money stated therein give
certificate q deposit, stating the amount Of mo1ey
paid and the kind Of lleon'e required ard II shall be
the duty Of the Register to issue IAid license"
"ThAt evTy person liable for license tar who may
fall pay the before engaging In the business
for which license may be required, shall In add lon
10 the license tAE imposed pay fine or penalty Of not
less than Ave nor more than hiW dollATS t9T zach
oSls'da- tsts,l Rosl,tsr District q Columbia,
aR-NOTICK OF OPRNlNG. a PUBLIC
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-30
~NR5FI6F II 4 FGl 9 6J6EfY OF w EgRd&



WASHINGTON, ID, u, Oct a. ma
Whereas 40 applloAt on In writing has been made
to the undBftgned for the opening Of road In he
county Of washlBEton, D. o., from a point on the
street noTthysst through III il IDS Of n. H. Dodge,
Mar LAns0urE, Jane, RdgsWby and Maria T. Stod.
dArd 10 Tnomas MorEAu's sub-diyisiOn OF OAK
lawn" and Hon. N. p. Uhlpman, Attorney General
Williams, B,n; y Q. lnEeI-oll A. p Pardon: Cot
T. l. Tul'ook, o. Y. RchArds3n ard Ten. Duncan ~
sAid COUNTY; And whereas the uudetsigned believe Il
oonduo to the public interest to cause road TO be
opened above descTbt aud prayed iori ID uhere
the routs OF said road has been by direction O the
undsrliEned duly surveyed, and q plat thereof pre-
pared and hied In otfoes
Notice Is hereby given OF the application Aioresad
we'll - Of the opening Of the proposed road and all
persons hA'lrg objections thereto are rtqu sed 70
make them known To the underaiEped on November
o. at noon, At the oos OF the NiJs President OF the
Board Of Public Works Of the District q Columbia,
Room No. IL, MoTrson's BuildinEs, tour.aut-shali
street Washing ton, D. O., where any objection watch
Of the hoard UHAS \. JOHNSON,
oe2t. 25y9O, noy9,Sq Assistant Secretary.
q
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-30

Mr.. DANIEL VOORHEES, has got into the Ifs, "
II they had had more time to work a change In
tho preJudlcos VI the "Slow.thlnklng people"
they might have done IT, II not successful this
year their views will triumph next year, year
After next, some time, pending which We prefer
taking our triumph In the year Of grace 1917,
and giving thanks tor present benefits, not least
among which IL the defeat Of Mr.. D, W. YOOF.
bees, says the IaisT. oGSGH.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-30

ADvICEs FROM NORTH CAROLINA say that
the Greeley coalition Is going to pieces in
that State. One Of the Greeley electors has
written q letter declaring for Gen. Grant,
and Liberal apostle sent out to inf uence
the colored men declares that 1t is no use,
and has also come out for the regular Repub-
llcan Presidential candidates. 1t Is now
thought that we shall carry the North Star
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-30
ELIZA BROWN g--,---
Oplt MAW


- WARRINGTON u, o., Gotta, ls72.
On the petition Of THOMAS }. hlTtLL, Of boston
Mass, praying for the eHtoha0u Of patent granite
10 him on the llth dag Of JahuATy, lAbp, Tor AZ
improvement In MAnufAotuTS Of Km6Ty Wheels And
Sticks!
II IL ordered that the testimony the case be closed
o. the lUth day Of December mott that tho tme foi
hlnE Arguments apd the FIAminaFB report bt
limited 10 the 10th day Of December neIt and tn Al
nSIt
A9y psTSoR may opposs thlS extension.
OeilhgW NJ ID. LRd0KfT, UommlsslonsF,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-30

GEORGE WILKES goes for Whitelaw Reid
the temporary editor OF the Tribune, In red
hot style In last weeks number of that high
toned reform journal, devoted TO pigeon
matches, prize fights and cock mains, the
Shirt Of the Times This Is sad. We hate
to see ruiOrmers like Reid and Wilkes who
are bound together by 40 many tender ties
quarreling In this exceedingly childish and
unchristan way. 1t entirely destroys their
moral influence aud Injuries the cause they
have 80 much at heart, Wilkes says that
Reid "has betrayed the cause entrusted TO
him." Now, this Is very serious charge TO
bring against u reiOrmer, aud especially a
re'ormcr that enjoys the close relationship
that Reid has with the Liberal candidates.
What Wilkes means exactly we do not know,
but Judging from Reds antecedents, we
should not be at all surprised II 1t were true,
It is not the first cause that Reid betrayed.
In 1864 he betrayed Mr.. Lincoln, In the in.
forest Of Mr.. Chase, for two hundred and
nny dollars per month, and we arc not alto
gcthor sure that he did not, in turn, betray
Mr.. Chase to some one else for even q
smaller stipend. Mr.. Wilkes regrets
that he Is compelled TO castlgate Reid
publicly, but says he cannot help III
that he has used all his influence "prl'
Vately" to Induce him 10 do better, but
10 valu. Owing TO this treason on the part Of
the Temporary editor, Mr.. Wilkes says that
I'VE (the pigeons, the pTlEe-aghten and the
COcks) are threatened to be toPplsd OF .
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-30
FOR PRESIDENTS
ULYSSES s. GRANT,
o. ILLINoIs.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
HENRY WILSON.
OF MASSACHUSETTS.

An ORGANIZATION, styling Itself the Ma
tlonal Liberal Republican Committee Of
Colorcd Citizens, prints an address, dated In
New York, endeavorlug to prove that Horace
Greeley has done more for the colored race
than any other man in the country. George
Hatton comprises the entire committee.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-30
Tea

MAN ARIN TEA,
WI Pure, heAlthtul and fragrant Mime, DomOT0st,
pTest W. T. Co, SJS Broadway, new YoTE, sold By
Mrs; hheeicok, 9l3 stTgOt northwest, and George
BOyden, 99O -Four Aud-A-hAlt street northwest
At WholssAls and retail BY Mrs Weaver, 1900 Tenth
street northwest. Price, o., 80 pound, or 3 pounds
ior 9ll; Any number OF pounds delivered on orders
By mail N0.ElN
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-30

THE Eerdd comes in on the home-stretch,
awiunCr. In an article on the closing week
Of the Presidential campaign, 1t says:
I'VE congratulate our readers, Of all parties,
creeds, races and cOlOTs, on the cOnsOling fact
that we have entered the closing week OF this
most exciting, embittered, tedious and exhaust.
Ing Presidential campaign, and that with the
setting sun on Tuesday next the demOTallEing
contest will be ended. The State elections Of
October have so broadly tOreshadOwed the re-
election Of General q rant that the issue Of the
great national field day Of November is hardly
questioned In any quarter Indeed, not My are
the hnanciers and stock lObbers Of Wall street
discOunting on another term TO the present ma.
uOnal ADM nlstrauOn, but the public mind Is
adapting itself ~ this expected contingency.
That which seemed to be against the party In
power, the rising Of an overwhelming tidal
wave In July, was reduced To an ordinary
grOundsWeIl In the North Carolina election Of
August, the force OF which was exhausted In
the September elections Of Vermont and Maine,
and the last rlpples Of which were overwhelmed
In the heavy TeactlOnaTy breakers from the OctO.
Der cyclone VI PennsylyaniA Ond Ohio"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-30
SgSRENE S2YRT OF q THE PIsFE5YT

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THk DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A SPECIAL TERM.
OOrOBEh ~, H72.
10 the case Of CHmsTOPHER lEaLE, executor OF ANN
HOuSq deceased the executor Aforesaid has with the
aDpT0batiUn OF the supreme Our Of the Datrot Of
columbia GfOtsNhld, appointed Z URSDAY, thu 2lst
day OF November, 18Th for the hnAl Aettlem Mt and
and OF the Assets 10 hand - far a. the sane have
been collected and turned into money, when And
where all the creditors Lhd heirs Of sAld dsobaae
are pouhed 70 attend, With their elaine properly
yOuohed, or they may otherwise By law DO excluded
frOm all benefit In sald dsoaAsods estate; Provided
= COPY OF this oideT be published ones = week Tor
Test A. WEBSTER,
os3eh5H Register Of VIVA
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-30

TIE DECLINE OF Pacific mail stock on
Monday was caused blythe report of the loss
OF another steamer-the Guatemala-on the
California coast. This vessel was purchased
by the company recently for seventy thou
sand dollars, aud was insured for fifty. But
there Is another story, which more probably
accounts for the decline, namely, that the
chief operator 10 the Pacific mail movement
was Interested in dozen or "more guRran-
teed accounts in the stock, all OF which he
ordered to be sold ont, the pool becoming the
buyers, the result being that while be stood
to win one half of these numerous outside
accounts, he would lose only his pro-rated
share Of what the pool might lose" Verify,
the ways Of Wall street men are mysterious.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-30
Personal.

SlU, UUU, loan IL separate sums. IisS SS ssysrS
smA Of sums. NJ NJ. ROHRRR,
OC25 oOdbt oh Seventh street.
NOTIOR-TO MY CUSTOMERS AND OTEkRs
~ JOHN DOUGLASS, Florist, takes this m sthod
Of Informing his customers aGd otherA that Out low
erH, bouquets, Baskets, fun0TAl WTaAthH, Ordssaf,
&c, can row be furnished At the GFssnhousS, -Four.
teenth street, between q street and New York ave.
nue., cheap for the present
Also, At tho County Greenhouse, near BsnnI E's
Bridge, Eastern BTFnob, large stock Of doe Ever.
booming Roses, now In flower Persons who desire
make selection for Autumn Planting are invited 10
0IAmiue the stock, Prices moderate.
Octl92W tChrUniole and PAtHiotl
cox IOO TO LOAN ON CITY RIAL Ks,
go, UUU TATE In sums e suit
5II Seventh street, oppOalts Post once.
ocl0BOlOL tStAfl
JUTlUE-ThAT X. 3. JUBTH. sIs ID BTRKRT
IN between Sixth and Seventh streets northwest
tolls custom. Ade secondhand Clothing At Ices thar
hAf the cost Of ready made new ones, N. B-Sepond
hand clothing Of all kinds bought At fair oAAh pSaa
Au3s-u
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-30

WAsHTVGrOR, October II, lb,9.
Where's an APPEL cation In writing has bosn NJ de
to the undersigned for the opening OF rOsd In the
County OF WAshinRtOn from Central avenue u In
oonVils. with the line Of HlohsTAh hhEan And shn
Earring, through tho said JOhu Warnings land and
whereas the undersigned believe Il o1nduciy 10 the
public interest to cause road TO DO opened As above
said road has been by direction Of the uldentgned
duly surveyed and plat thereof prepared and nled
10 our otioei
NoloS 1. hereby given Of the Application Aforesaid,
we'll "a The openuE OF tho ptupnsed road, ard all
persons having objections thereto are request a TO
make them known TO he undsrSisusd on kONhM.
HER y, at up0n, A. the Office Ol tie Vice President
Of tho Board Of Public Works o. he DiAtrigt Of Co
lumbiA, Room No I3, MoTrison's Building, -Four
And.a-ha1 street, WAshnE ton, u, o., where any OBJ
ieotlona which may be made will he haa and conslt
cred. n. ID. COOKE,
ALbN. X. hhEPuERD,
JAMES 4. MhGRUDhR,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-30
BARGAINS IN REAL Res,
II TATE

FOR SALE UHEAP.
e6,bpO-thFeo story and basemsut BRlOk, with
back buildlna eleven MONS, shlte mart 10 trim
waller range, LAtrobe, and all modern oonvsnisnoes
10 delightful neiEhborhoCd within two squares Of
the Capitol,
ALSO,
SEVERAL DFsIRABLR LOTS on PsnnsI lVNnl,
avenue east, nsar the Capitol.
ALSO,
For st9OO, neat twostoty and basement BRICK,
seven rooms and bathroom, water, gas and all mod
oonyeBleuosa Ia = 40 d nslEhbothood Ia the
west end $500 cash; balance in monthly payments.
A great bargain.
ALSO,
On street IN tbs most fashionable part Of the CITY
. hrat class RHSIDkNOF, eAborhtsly finished IN
even respect Price, $500.
ASo, Lots and Houses IN All parts Of the city
Waikiki 4 MCRAK,
535 Fifteenth street. opposite reasuTy.
LNOR RENT-THK LARGE DWELLING HOUSE
Il IS5 PennsylyAnl avenue, siK doors East Of the
National HOTEL wide ruomF, stall aud pass gee
,,,n FRAsS99K TAYLOR,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-30
Boarding.

ROARDIN G-ONE LARGE FURNISHED
u ROOM, With board for two persons, At corner Of
Eighth and q streets northwest O02att'
ROARDING. BOARD. WITH OR WITHOUT
y RoOMS, In good locality, oonysnisnt 70 the
street, between and stTstls BoTthNes stpgl n
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-30
LIMITED sTATFs PATENT OFFIOF,

" WAAnGRGrOE, ID. o., sept II, IsT2,
On the petition OF HUOH W, OOLLENDER, OF lev
York, n. Y, praying for the extension Of a patent
granted to him on the th dAJ q January, lss Tor
Improvement Ia BllliATd-Ous Tips:
Is ordered that tho testimony In the case be closed
or the Sd day Of Deoem6eT neIt that tho time foi
Ming arguments and the Examiners report bs lin
tied 10 the 18th day Of December merit and that said
petition be heard on the 18th day Of December neat
Any person may oppose this extension,
oottAsW n. b. LKGGET'T, Com laslnpeF,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-30
Special Notices.
WvAoCiNATTEGS CIV CTLY FRo.

gpSNAesA ANONANSDt
RrvACCINATInA DIRECTLY FROM
DIR. THEO. HAUsMANN,
No. no Eighth street northwest,
VIII yaoqinate to.dsJ Gentlemen from \ a. m TN
noon. Ladies' from 1880 p. m. til 1850 p. IN.
rSFsPECIAI MISUNDERSTANDING
on THTRspSY,s 'SooBS S0 AZ, s 's $50 ny oeloef.
Punoiua attendance, asbu iness OF inpor,Anoei s 10
ny order Of tho President. ....,.
oc3.lt NJ j. QNlGLY. Re-. Ser,
narsPBCIAL NOTICE..
Tho members Of the OgnEreen'lcn ADDS Israel of
n s snS h% ,SsGS "a q nG % y sSg
Xii sIpss, s1niHSs.I I. no ioasrt tsc az, boyiied
Butcher Of the CSnsrssation SiSs ITsSl, ard ali
ness sold hy him have not ben sil"d aqd stsRined
oo5pat' Minister Of the o6g'n ADS IsrG,l
r1-UIRCUJAIiNG kLinlss,sKH
Corinr Ninth and streets.
Tho D EsM ~ =. s. .v leu RSt5 to
wsS6ITg 90 Gity iIbfSo during the p,St week!
he Ed Of The world, y y; Egsloston'
The Eustace Diamonds, by A. Trollope.
BorAmhles among the Alps.
bic AND 5 pbSS' 80 Ty rs o.S s S
ter sketches, By MI Sod Nv Broihsis KsspsT won
ars WistsT' " ~ w. '''''''' W." cclg
HloS-ON. AID ,AkTEW ,WCTmBEH, 4, DH
eALTkRS once and residence will be At No
ais Third street, near peunsy lyAniA avenue; TO
moved from BI3 Louisiana Ay0nuo. ools.lm
nSg-TO OwNKRS or NOS SES,-DlSLN,
foot yJur Stables with CArbollo Lime, the bcs
dlalnfeotant Known, made and prUpatod BY teolpe n
DT. II, \, Verdi A supply always on hand by 3, "
OAsTLKMAN, RtnA Limo kilns, 2BtB Ponps,l
vAniA avenue. oo2B6
nSs- PRIZE MEDALS FUH ESSAY. =
Full particulars relative to the award Of golt
medals BY the Society for the Prevention OF Oruslil
to Animals MAJ he obtained BY Addressing q =
0ATOuEL. 1898 street nOrthwsst oy2i.ThASS
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-30
ALEX. Il. SHEPHERD,
JAMES 4. MAGRUDhR,
A. u. MULLEfr,
4, =. hkOWN,

R6S-THR wRRD FAMILY RAYORIrR
bKWING MACHINE gives more general rat
lsfAoti0n to purchasers THAI any gsgtnE machine IN
the market. FOR sale on MONTHLY PAYNE ITS,
at 400 Nlnth street. Ool I'm
nR-DR.A. Pr ATT, GItADUATEUFO ONO
College of Dental surgery, I seventh slT0ot,
bstWoan ID aud E, tgW doors south OF Odd fUllOWb'
Hall, WAshiHEtOn. Halt price TO labOring psTBDus.
Rollers To Dr. X. A, Bacon and k0V. ". Is. EyauA
ssps-f
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For Sale or Rent.

I ARGR AMERICAN SILK FLAG FOR SAL
II UnkAP, At MARBLE HALL, No BOI ssyenl
sttaai. oeal.ats
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-30
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFi0t. =

u WAsHIEaToE, D. O., October ~, ls79.
On the petition Of b. Y, s. hOERoE, Of Utica New
York. praying for the extension OF patent grant
10 him on the NH day Of January, 1852, Tor an i'm
proVsmen mt In Bad Bottoms:
IL ordered that the sstlmony In the case bo closed
the Ath day Of Deeemboi neIt; that the time for
ding Arguments And the Examiners report be limited
70 tie Sd day OF January nett and that said petition
be heard on the oth day Of January neTt.
Any person may oppose this extension,
oo2lWBW NJ, ID, LFNG EFT, Dom mIssIonar
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-30
iTfKD bTATE5 PATEETOFFIUF,

u WLSHRaToN, ID. o., Ootobsr ~, IsTa
On the petition OF L. y. GOODYEAR, Of Nov HA.
ven, Connecticut, praying for the extension Of 4
patent granted 10 him on the seth day Of Mar, b,
1859. for improvement In Tools for Cutting Metal
II Is ordered that the testimony the case DO closed
the 2bth dag Of February nsTt; that the time for
hinH Arguments and the Hammers report be limited
to the TN day OF March nsIt and that said petition
be heard on the 18th day Of March n0Gt
Apy pereon may oppose this oItenBon.
OulS. M8W M ID. LEgNHTsp. gonmisslonar
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-30

- HUOFLAED'S, GAU1IER'S, PLANFA
TON, VINEGAR, hIOnLKR's and other BIT
Bitter Wine Of Iron, Peruvian Syrup, Elixir Of
OAliaayA and other has Tones. fho largest stock
and the lowest prices, at
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COrnweII & Sons.
II H A s..

VI sf's SnST RESETy I5 IRON onT IA
tranolsoo, by RAIL TO New York, and steamer from
New York 70 Washington,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-11-30
THE STATE OF MARYLAND
PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS An election was held in thia
State on FIFTH DAY OF NOVEMBER,
INSTANT. for Elcctorj to choose Pres
idcnt and Ficc-Prcsidcnt of the United
States, and it being the duty Of the Cover.
or, in case of such Elections, to ascertain
the number Of votes given for each person
voted for from the returns of the Judges o,
Election, certified to him, and thereupon,
by proclamation, to declare the result
AND WHEREAS, BY the said returns St.
certified, and an examination of the votes
given for the several candidates for said
offices, respectively, vt appears that Fred
Erick Raine, Augustus w. Bradford, Phil
ip D. Laird, James B. Groome, John VI.
Carter, James A. Buchanan, James r.
Briseoc and William Walsh have received
the greatest number of votes for Electors
of President and Vice President of the
United States and that for Representatives
in Congress, Ephraim X. Wilson had the
greatest number of votes in the First Con
grcssi0nal District, Stevenson Archer Inv
the Second District, William J. OBrien in
the Third District. Thom Swami in thu.
Fourth District. William j. Albert in the
Fifth District, and Lloyd Lowndes, Jr., in
the Sixth District, do therefore, by this,
my proclamation, declare and make known
that Frederick Ranc, Augustus w. Brad
ford, Philip ID. Laird James b. Groomc.
John NJ Carter, JAS \. Buchanan, James
T. Briscoc and William Walsh are tie
duly elected Electors from the State Of
Maryland for choosing a President and
Vice, President of the United States, and
that Ephraim X. Wilson, Stevenson Arch
cr, Vim. j. OBricn, Thomas Swami, Will
lam j. Albert I'd Lloyd Lowndes, Jr arc
duly elected Representatives from this
state in the Folty-third Congress Of the
United States
In testimony whereof, I have here
unto set my hand and affixed the
l.. 5. Great Seal Of the State of Maryland.
this 3 xtccnth day of November, in
the year of our Lord one thou and
rignl hundred and srventy.two
WM PINkNEY WHYTE
BY the Governor:
JOHN THOMPSON MASON,
nov 2O-2w Secretary of State.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-11-30

ACCIDENT ON THE W. NJ. r. R. OH
last Saturday evening" as the EXPIRES.
train for Hagerstown was passing
Rocky Ridge Station, at speed Of %
or % miles an hour, a rail was dis
placed by the breaking Of the switch
ball, and portion Of the train was
thrown from the track. The engine
passed safely, but the tender baggage
and ladies cars ran off and the bag
gage car was very much broken and
injured by colliding with cur loaded
with bricks. The ladies' car upset.
but fortunately the ground was mud
dy and no injury was done to it.
None ofthe passengers, Of whom there
were about twenty-five, were injured.
The train was delayed nearly all night
by the accident.
The engine tore away the porch in
front Of Hon. Joshua Biggs' Ware.
house, but it has since been replaced.