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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-19

The Grant Republicans are to have
mass meeting, barbecue, aud torch
light procession in Westminster, on the
I'd Of November. Two members Of
Grants travelling Cabinet, Boutwell,
and CreswcIl, are announced among the
speakers, but they neel hardly be ex-
pected to be here, though possibly the
latter may. These arrangements have
been undertaken as an offset to the
Democratic mass meeting aud barbecue
in Westminster, on the 10Th inst. De
mocrats, Conservatives, arouse your.
selves, aud make your demonstration
such an one as your Grant opponents
cannot hope to rival Come forth from
every district, in unprecedented mum
beFs, and give one day to the cause.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-19
District Meetings.

The Democrats Of this city aud vicinity
met in the Court House, on Tuesday
evening last. aud we're addressed upon
the issaes Of the present canvass by j..
II HOPKINS. ESQ, Of Hartford. aud Hon.
Stevenson Archer, our candidate for
Congress in telling aud effective speech,
es which elected rounds Of appla use.
The National Grays Band was present
and eulisencd the occasion by their
spirit stirring airs.
A meeting was held at Finksburg, 10
the 4th district. on Wednesday night
last. Mr.. Bond, Of this city, made the
opening speech, and was followed BY
Mr.. Archer. The meeting was well
attended.
Mr.. Archer aud other gentlemen viii
address the citizens Of Manchester dis
trict, this afternoon, and Of Hampstead
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-19
MaRRIED.

Marriage. or Death, Inserted free. v hsF
,,e,,d 6rs iias, thsy ell b cha ssd for at me
rats ofr!Ys cESfs per hHe.
On the 10Th instant, by Elder ID. T. Say
Tor. nj tbe house Of the brides mother IN
IIerbaneh's Valley. Mr., Albert l.aniz aud
Mss Amanda +. Boyer, all Of Frederick
county, Nd. -,
On Tuesday evening last by Elder Eph B.,
rain Stoner, Mr.. Daniel T.. Brown, OF
Adams county, Pa, and Miss Lney Ge!inan,
Youngest daughter OF David Geiman, ESQ.,
near Westminster
On the 10Th instant, at the parsonage
by Rev. Joseph H. Barclay, David T. Az
bsugh, of McKiuarys Mills, and Miss
Miriam Fovble. Of Baltimore.
On Thursday, the l0lh Inst. Al the residence
of the brides parents, near Union Bridge, ey
Rev. S. Stoner, Nj. Peter frite aud Miss Nag
gle Byers, all Of thi. county.
AT the Lutheran Parsonage, Ltttles1owni by
Rev. L. 7. Williams, on the 18Th inst. Nj, ia
cob II. Bankart and Miss Fannie Bankart, boi1
Of this county. 49,, a,
| On the same day. by the same, Mr. III u
Dnttera and Miss Emma Shaier, both OF thu
1 county. ,,,,,,.
On the same day, by the same, NJ. WIZ iau
Yingliug aud Miss Mary Jane Lambert boil
| Of this county.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-19

RADICALS OvERTAKES Internal
Revenue Collector lIoyt, L. d. Shoe
maker, radical candidate for Congress,
ex-Nlayor Mories, of Scranton, Penn
sylyania, and Revenue Assessor Gaines,
Of Pittsburg, have been arrested on the
charge Of bribing voters at the recent
election. Capt. McMelen, member Of
the Select Council Lancaster aud men
Der ofthe Republican County Commit
tee, also John Wittinger, prominent
broker, have been arrested aud held 10
81 800 bail to answer charge of issuing
fraudulent naturalization papers
Complaint was made on Monday be-
fore an Alderman in Lancaster, Pa. by
an election judge, that DR.. Muhlenberg,
collector Of internal revenue, aud
brother-in law Of Hon Simoa Cameron,
had offered him two hundred dollars II
be would stuff the ballot box 10 reduce
Buckalews majority in the Eighth ward
to one hundred.
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Carroll County Teachers Institute.

HNilE Teachers Institute for Carroll conn.
A. ~. at which Prof Newell will preside,
will open in the Public School House, in
the East End Of Westminster, at o clock.
A. NJ, on Wednesday, The 18Th Of Norem.
Der neSt
The Board Of School Commissioners
having passed an order to allow compensa.
ton for three days time, prompt attendance
to all the exc cises by every Public School
Teacher in the county is required.
PRoF. NEWELL. President Of the State
Board of Education, will give Normal In
struclion, and an appropriate address will
be delivered each day.
WIN. REESE, President.
j. N. NEwsoS, Secretary, &c.
oct 10 81
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Items Of News.

The Saratoga County Bank at Wa.
terlord. New York. was robbed ON Sun.
day night Of $500 900 in money, bonds
aud stocks. Tho heaviest loss falls ca
special depo,itors The burglars sc
crelcd themselves in the cashiers
house, aud when all things were 10
readiness sprau. from their conceal.
m.nt, ovcrpowcrcd the members Of his
firmly, gagged and tied them, aud then
compelled the frightened bank officer
to open the vaults
A coup d'etat in favor Of rcstora
ton OF Bonaparte rule in France Is
among the rumors in Paris The pen
pie of France are in no humor at ihi,
time to BE- trided with by the Bunapar
lists. aud there will be lInger to any f
the faulty caught ia attempts 10 over
turn the Repabiic
Al awful accident occurred At Al
lauta, Ga on Sunday While Samuel
Carlcy, OF Dekalb county, vas driving
his wife AID three children to church
tree fell across the wagon aud killed
the lady and Que child, and wounded
| probably fatally the other two chill
lrcn.
John i. Martin, receiving teller Of
the Gainesville Nntionai Bank, was
arrested at Bethlehem Octob lG,
charged with embezziug funds Of the
bank to the extent of $4,000. He has
been fugitive for nearly two weeks
Martin speculated in stocks, aud the
money was used in tba. way,
John Shailner, charged with poison
ing his first aud second wife, also Il man
ntuled Johb Sharloek, plead guilty t,
murder in the second degree ia the
Court of Quarter Sessions at Harris
burg yerterday lie was sentenced to
the penitentiary for thirty six years
Governor Scott, the carpet bag Gov
ernor ct South Caroline, has sued tn,
New York Tribune for libel, in il,
statements with regard to his fnancia
operations. The Tribune promises I,
show that the general impression abou
them is correct
Fighting still continues 10 Cuba
The patriots attack the Royal troop.
whenever such a course is lighted by
} single CLEAN of success. There will b.
no peace ou this island until the Cuban
are free FROM the dominion of Spain.
Mr.. Stewards book Of travel hid beef
completed aud at the time of his dealt
he was revising the last few pages q
, it. 1t will be published 10 It's presen
form. Mr.. Seward owned $500 90
worth of real estate about Auburn.
A Washington despatch says that III
assault upon the colored cadet, Conyel
1t the Naval Academy is to be followe
D by the summary expulsion Of all cot
cerned therein.
!, The Anne Arundel Circuit Cou
commences on Monday next, The Sc,
: oud trial of Mrs. Wharton is set /,
e this term
e Snow fell at Hazeletoo. penna @
Tuesday 1t fell violently for tire
quarters Of an hour, hut melted rapid
" aud was f'llowed by rain.
j. Q. Hays, formerly known as lead,
Of the Texan Rangers, is living {
I" the income Glover $500 900, in Alamed
! Cal.
!. On Tuesday twenty five co!ored IN,
n IN one ward of Newark, N j., we
arrested on the charge Of false regisir
ton.
Thirty thousand tickets we're sold
The agricultural fair at Doylcstowo, Pa
. IN one day.
Willie, the youngest son of Ho
Jefferson Davis, died at Memphis We
!, nesday morning Of diplheria.
Five thousand laborers on the Live
pool steamship docks are on a strike.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-19

To-day, the 10Th Of October, is tho
anniversary Of the surrender of Lord
CornwalIis, which put the seal of iri
umphal victory on the arms and fate oil
the American Colonies. This day, like
the 4th Of July, used to be kept as a
kind of gala day by the American PEG.
pie, especially Marylaoders, Virgiuiaos
aud citizens of the old thirteen States.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-19

Gov Whyto and the Mayor of Balti.
more, have both issued proclamatious,
Offering rewards amounting in the az
gregate TO two thousand dollars, for the
arrest and conviction Of the parties who
killed Capt. Samuel Barrett, and a col.
ored boy named George W. Barrett, on
the night oil the 10Th instant, 10 Balti.
MORE city.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-19

INnIANA.-vIion. T. A. Hendricks,
Democrat, rs elected Governor by 1914
majority. Milton B Hopkins, Demo
crat, is elected Superintendent Of Pub.
lie Instruction, aud the Democrats also
elected four members Of Congress.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-19
DIED.

In Dwight, Livingston county, Illinois,
on the 9Th instant, Of typhoid fever, Nora,
onl, dau liter of Jesse and Sallie Diilen D.
baugh, aged 10 years and months.
Ia Boonsboro,' Nd, on the u Of Octo
Der, 1872, Prof. j. Is. DehoH, formerly Of
Manchester, Carroll county, Nd, aged 20
years, months and u days.
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Hampstead District.

The citizens of Hampstead District are
requested to meet at II. II. Iamotte' S
Hotel, at 7 o'clock, P. ~, on Saturday,
October 18Th. Hon. Stevenson Archer, our
candidate for Congress, Hon. James b.
Groome, and j. thomas Hopkins, Esq,
will positively be present and address the
meeting,
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PROGRAMMES f:
PROGRAMMES.
cuIEF MARSHAL,
THOMAS b GIST.
ASSISTANT MARsHALs,
]. W. PERKINS,
GRANVILLE WILSON,
JOHN TRACY,
DAVID A. OWINGS.


Morshals to be mounted and desig.
nated-Chief Marshal by red sash ;
Assistant Marshals BY yellow sash
Headquarters at Wheelers Hotel.
The line OF march will be formed at
10 o'clock, A. NJ. Delegations as they
arrive should report through their mar.
shall to the Chiel Marshal ut Wheeler S
Hotel, who will assign them places in
the line After the line has formed
the procession will move to the foot OF
College Hill and then through Union
street to Pennsylvania Avenue, eoun
termarchiag through Main street to the
Agricultural Fair Grounds, where the
barbecue will be held aud where the
speaking viii take place,
Ample provision will be made for all
who may be present, and all are invited
to participate in the barbecue.
AS soon as dinner is over the people
will assemble at the grand stand when
the speaking will commence
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-19

pa Let every Election District in
the couaty DO represented by large del
egations at the Democratic Mass Meet.
ing aud Barbecue in Westminster on
Tuesday, the 10Th instant.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-19

Simon Cameron wants John W For.
nsy kicked out Of the Republican
household. FOruey thinks Cameron,
politically, one Of the greatest raseais
in the couairy.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-19

Knowing-ooes affirm that the recent
conference of Emperors at Berlin had
for Que of its principal objects the over
throw of fepubIicanism in France aud
the reestablishmcnt of moulrchial gov
eminent II that be true, the repub
lies of all the earth ought to make CON
mon cause against monarchy, and pr
ticularly against the Etnperors of Rus,
STA, Prussia and Austria. Enslaud i,
republican in essence.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-19

Hon. Samuel j. Randall, Chairman
of the Democratic State Committee,
and Col. A. X Mcclure, Chairman OF
the Liberal Republican State Commit.
tee, have united in au address to the
people of Pennsylvania, denouncing the
frauds aud villaiDies perpetrated by the
adherents of Grant at the late election
in that State.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-19

NO. 1871 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll uo'.7
David II. Rinedollar next friend 70 "a
Rinedollar and Others, VS., 6eo's'
Rinedollar and Others
ORDERED this 7th day Of ocl9e sj !
" d. 1872, that the sale made - y.
ported by David II. Rinedol'.I ,.,.r.s
Tor the sale Of the Real Estate u nv nv,
decreed To be sold be ratified ana 80 Ssssl
ed, unless cause to the contrary ~ ~
shown on or before the 18Th daf y ~ !
Der next; provided copy OF lu'i ' ~ ~
inserted for four successive Weeai I. -
the 18th dag Of November n ,,a =
newspaper published in Car 1ny Yi = b
JNO, d. B0lLbi
True copy,--Test cl,a
oct II A. JSo. u. boih'' -
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-19
Political Meetings
Rally, 9th District.

TlIERE will be a meeting Of the Demo-
Il cratic Conservatives Voters Of the 9Th
Election District, at FREEpoA, Saturday,
October 1914, at o'clock, P. NJ. for the
purpose Of forming Greeley and Brown
Club. oct ~
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-19
SILVER RUN.

The Democrats and Conservatives Of the
Third District win hold Mass Meeting ut
Silver Run, on Saturday the 18th ins,an /,
at 2 o'clock, p. NJ. Speakers will be pres.
ent to address the meeting. BY order
DISTRICT CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
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Manchester District.

Hon. Stevenson Archer, our candidate
for Congress, Hon James B. Groome, and
j. Thomas Hopkins. will address the citi.
zens Of NJ anchester District, on Saturday
18th of October, at 2 O'Clock, p. N.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-19

A Coon MAN DEPARTED. -.-Rev. S.
Gniteau, general agent Of the Maryland
Tract Society, Baltimore. died 10 that
city on the 10th inst
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President Grant has issued procla-
nation setting apart Thursday, the
18th day of November, next, as a day
Of general thanksgiving and prayer.
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MASS MEETING.

A MASS MEETING Of all who favor
the election Of Greeley and Brown, for
President and Vice President, aud Hon.
Stevenson Archer as Congressman, will be
hajd at
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-19

or the doubtful States our chances are al
least even for one.half OF them, winch is
aLdndantly sufficient to make up any posi-.
Die detection in those States counted GER
tain for Greeley and Brown. We have ev-
cry reason, therefore, TO move forward with
confidence and courage. 0et1ber, it is
true, has not fully decided the Presidential
contest IN cur favor, as we hoped, but the
preponderance Of results Is with us, and all
that we have to do 10 10 close mp our lines
and use the advantages gained, and as sure
as November shall come victory is ours.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-19

Gloves, Gloves, a large assortment at
N l Gorsuch's.
Water Proof for Ladies', cheapest 10
the market, ut n |. Gorsuch's.
A full aud complete stock Of loths
and Cassimers, from the Philadelphia
market, at N. /. Gorsucks
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

10y virtue Of writ OF Fieri Faeias issued
I'D out Of the Circuit Court for Carroll
county, State Of Maryland, at the suit Of
Joseph Davis use of Samuel Haugh, against
the goods aud chattcls, lands and tenements
of James A. Boslian, and TO me directed, |
have seized the following property, To wit;
All that Tract Of Land called "Bedtor1,"
part of a Tract Of Land called Brothers
Agreement, and Tract OF Land called
Amendment lying eontiguo $ tn each
other, and containing
E,ghy-i,ro Heres, Tjoo Roois and
T,ceaty nine Pcrches ot' LaHd,
more or less. which was conveyed 10 the
said James A. Bostian By John Cabbs and
others, by deed bearing date the 18th day
Of March, 1866. aud recorded among the
Land Records Of Carroll county, IN l.iber
". \. Mex. No. 80, Folio 80 &c--cxccpt
Forty two Acres. one Rood and Fourteen
Purches thereof sold aud Conveyed 10 Ger
tain Jacob Moons by the said James A.
Bosiian, by deed hearing date the 18th day
Of May 1866, aud Recorded among the Land
Records of Carroll county, in l.ibrr ". A..
Mex, No %, Folio 4ds, &c., thereby
containing
Forty hco Here's, Ose Rooi and Fifteen
Pccthes Of LpHi, more or less,
and is improved with a GRlSr and SAW
MILL, aud other improvements, and was
the property Of the late George Crabbs, and
is situated IN rancylown district, on Biz
Pipe Greek
Also the following personal properly :
One Black Mare, FLtenmug Hogs, !
| Jaeger Wagon
Aud hereby give notice that on
Thursday the lith day IF Noremjer, 1872
at O'Clock, r. ", on the premises, viii
sell said property. so seized aud taken into
| execution, to the highest bidder for cash.
GEO. n, FEINGER.
| oct 1915 Sheriff
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E.lal. ID Jleob NoIae.. ~

Estats of'Jicob Ho'mes' d';a
NOTICE is hereby given 'ha' IAs |, i
~ scribcr has obtained from 1he VIZ
Court Of Carroll county, letters ie''A'e
,ary on the Personal Estate Of
JACOB HOLMES,
late Of Carroll county, deceased Al 3
sons having cl' inns against The 49, 4,
are hereby warned to exhibit the sane y
the vouchers thereof legally an'llt ,,., 4,
to the subscriber, on or before The l-ia 4 4
OF April, 1873 they may o'e e " I
law be excluded from oil beneh' y u i I
estate. Those indebted are telas'i'' :
make immediate payment,
Given under my hand this S'A '''
October, 1872. uo,vrS
oct IL Al hi''--
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FRANKLINvILLE,

on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2sth, at 2
o'clock, P. NJ. Speakers will be present
to address the meeting. oct 5-tm
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Business Locals.

Notices under his head TEN CENTS
per hac for each insertion.
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Notice to GllnarS and SD)tyEI

M Il. the undersigned, DO bar-b, an,
w ice 10 all persons. thai iros 4;
laih day Of October, 1872, no, 10 lrs,,
on our property by Cunning, liust,, /,
tapping, ~ we are determined 10 p4l 1,
Law IN full force on all offenders vis.s,.
this notice,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-19

The smallpox has broken out at Lo.
gansville, York county, Pa.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-19

Snow fell at Oakland, Md and at
Windsor, New York, on Sunday last.
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In the Cirsnii Coar, for Carroll csusy !
Equity, No, ll5&
Mary NJ. Bennett vs.. Charles A. Vs.
81 a. l.


ORDERED this 18th DAY Of 0sas.
" A. b. 1872, that the sale ns1s q
reported by James Mackuhin and Cas-
u, Roberts, Trustees, app0ia edb p,es
in this cause to make sale Oflhe Rst =
tate mentioned therein be nliiiei ahl q
hrmed, unless cause 10 the contrary iAseH
be shown on or before tie llth day Of V
vember next; provided a cops ofihii ~
he inserted in some newspaper ped''l'' 2
Carrull county, once in each Of hfey q
cessiye weeks before the said lin as' :
November next. The report silie' :
amount Of sales to be s3BGn00.
JNO. b. BOYLE, Cai
True cnpy,-resi;
oct 10 - JNo. u. BoYlk' VaA
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Ia the Circnii Court for Carroll Coast q
a Court of Equity, No. f3l4.

a Court of Equity, No. fln.
The Carroll County Saving, Bank ofUsu
town, Nd r.. Joanna Dawson al
Hugh Dawson, her hashanl
nRpEREp this lsib day Of Osa~.
" A. d. 1872, that the sac mai, \
reported by the Carroll Coaatg SINE
Bank Of Uniontown, Ma, BY yir,i, I,
powcs Of ale contained N the noasy
mentioned in the proceedings IN thsais
be ratified aud confirmed anless ellr
the contrary thereof be shown on OF VA
the l3lh day Of No,eaitcr neu; pvrla
copy of this order he inserted ia "a,
newspaper published in Carroll engs
once ia each Of three successive Eessi 4
fore the 18Th dsy of November next N
report states the amosn MT Of ale, ID ]
s22D0. JOHN b BOYLE Ok
True copy-rest
oct l9--at JOINT BOYLE, Ct
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

WESTMINSTER, Der. 9th, 1872.
rINHE President and Directors of the
Il Westminster Savings Institution have
declared dividend Of
SEVEN PER CENT.
for the year ending October LIST, 1872, on
The capital stock, weekly aud monthly Dc
posts, payable on and after tho 26th inst.
By order Of the Board,
b. W. BENNETT,
oct III 81 Treasurer.
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Linwood Items.

seed has been deposited in the earth
prepared for its reception, and left to
natures fostering care.
Cold winds have been prevailing here
during the last few days, aud Jack
Frost has been playing his pranks
around at night, yet our forest trees
present an unusually green appearance
ut this season of the year. The wealth
or wise say we may yet expect fine au'
tumn weather. For this We cannot
vouch, but trust their prediction will
be verified.
Chestnut gathering is interesting our
young FOLKS at present. Chestnut trees
are not very plenty id this immediate
vicinity, but the boys hunt them up
and if one is discovered with the brown
nuts peeping through their prickly
bur, they engage it at once, (without
respect to owners, or titles of prior
discovery because they have early
learned that delays are dangerous
Cora husking has commenced aud
the crop is well matured.
Orphans Court Proceedings Adam
Shower, Esq, Chief Judge; Isaac G.
Bale aud Upton Roop, Esqrs. Associate
Judges; Joseph NJ Parke, Register OF
Wills; Geo. NJ. Parke, Deputy Register.
Monday, October IAN, ls72.-Daniel
A. Cox, administrator of Elizabeth Cox,
returned list of sales.
john NJ Suowden, ecutor OF
Lydia Psrraway, returned inventory OF
goods aud chattels, inventory Of money,
list of debts and stocks-orders passed
to notify creditors, aud transfer stock.
The will Of Nicholas Zentgraf, de
ceased, was admitted to probate, aud
letters testameutary granted to Aun c,
Zentgraf, his executrix.
Melchour r Allsire, executor of
Nicholas Allgire, settled his fourth
account
Distribution of the assets If William
Liedlich, deceased, to his creditors
made aud passed. Payable at uuion
National Baak of Westminster
Tuesday, October 1911, 1872 -Sus
anna Ecker, natural guardian to Martha
h Ecker, settled 9Th anil tinll account
Stephen d, Stocksdlle, exocu or Of
Mordecai q. Cockey returned list Of
sales OF unbequearhed personal properly
Order passed for NJ Elizabeth ORR
dorff aud Adam Zimmerman, admins
traitors Of = + 0rudorif to sell personal.
property.
A Concert of sacred music viii be
given in the ST. Japes NJ 4 Church.
near Sykesville, on Wednesday evening.
October 23l, commencing at seven
o'clock L. NJ, for the benefit of the
Parsonage. The music will be rendered
by several lady and genliemon amateurs
from Baltimore, assisted by the choir Of
the church, aud will doubtless be of u
high character The object Of the
concert, is most commcndablc one, aud
the enterprise will doubtless prove a
success.
A beautiful crimson aurora presented
itself 10 the admiration Of all beholders
on Monday night. The temperature,
meanwhile, was nearly that Of winter
League has been tried four times for
murder, in Baltimore county, aud each
time the jury could not agree. The
case is now 10 be removed
Typhoid fever and dypthcria arc
raging iicrccly in the southern part oil
York county, several deaths having
resulted from these diseases
Partridge shooting commenced on
the l5tt Instant. This game 10 abun
daui; who will send US the ffst brace
Of fat birds
The first ice of the season was yisi
bic on Saturday morning last.
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Notice.

VVNHE Animal Meeting Of The 1'% jl,lrs
ers Of the Western Maryland 'lp
Company, for the Election oil
five Directors a
for the ensuing year, will be n N",,s u
Ctlice Of the Company, No, y We We, D
vert Street, baltimore, on Helss'
toJer 18th, 1872, ut IL clock, 6nppR.
ROBERT H0Orre11g ~,
oct - Secretary and lIt.'. --