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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-09-21

Estate IF Mordecoi G. Cock'ey, decd
NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
IN scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county, letters Tes,amen.
tarJ on the Personal Estate of
MORDECAI q. C0CKEY.
late Of Carroll county, deceased. All per
sons having cl' inns against the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof legally authenticated
to the subscriber, on or before the lilh day
of March. 1873; they may otherwise by
law be excluded from all benefit Of said
estate. Those indebted are requested to
make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 10Th day OF
September. 1872.
STEPHEN B. ST0CKsDALE,
sept II 1t Executor.
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JOHN n. HARE,
Matchmaker from England,

HAS removed to his new store. Fayetie
IL Street, opposite Barnum's Hotel,
Baltimore, 8 doors below his old stand.
N. b. Fine Watch Repairs at trade
prices a specially.
Cleaning Sl.50 Main Spring Sl.25.
Warranted for one year. nov Is
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
DESIRABLE LITTLE FARM,

yENHE undersigned, by virtue of a Deed of
Il Trust from Joseph d. Barnes, duly ex.
ecu,ed and recorded among the Land Re.
cords Of Carroll county, will offer at
Public Sale, 10 the highest bidder, on the
premises, on
Saturday, The 2sth day Of September, 1872,
at 2o'clock, p. NJ, n valuable and desra.
BILE little Farm containing
so rs Acres of Land,
more or less The improvements thereon
consist OF comfortable two story LOG
DWELLING House. &ssr.s
Stable, Dairy, Meat House, fsS.!nA
also a Barn; all the buildings SSSJIsi8
are in good repair except the -
Barn; Springs Of excellent water mi the
house, and the fields are conveniently
waiered, there is also one of the best
APPLE ORCHARDS
in the vicinity on the premises, about Is or
20 Acres is heavily covered with Timber.
This property is situated in Freedom
District, Immediately on the Washington
Road, and u short distance south of Porter ;
:. o., and adjoius the land Of Jonathan n.
Dorsey, David A. Dorsey's heirs, William
Brnndenburg aud others.
This property is desiraLly situated, is
convenient TO Stores, Mills and Churches,
and is worthy the attention Of purchasers
who want comfortable home for small
amount of money.
Taxes paid up to and inclusive of levy of
1872.
Terms Of Sdie.-Onc third cash on the
day Of sale or on the ratification Of the sale,
and the balance ia two equal annual pay.
ments OF one and Two years, to be secured
10y the notes of the purchaser or purchasers
with approved security, bearing interest
from the day Of sale.
CHAS. +. REIFSNIDER,
sept IT'S Trustee.
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Two gentlemen may obtain board at mod
crate price by applying ut this office.
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$500 Reward.

Estate Of Francis ~ Grimes, deceased.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the subscriber
IN has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Carroll county, letters Of Administration on the
Personal Estate Of
FRANCIS N. GRIMES.
late OF Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated to the subscriber,
on or before the 2Glh day of Eebruary next:
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
All benefit Of said Estate. Those indebted are
requested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 2sth day OF August
1917.
BASIL 7. GRIMES,
aug sl-4tr Administrator.
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

EeG virtue ofa commission issued 10 us
I'D by the County Commissioners for
Carroll county, to examine and determine
whether the public convenience requires a
change in the public road leading from Ia
neytown to bridgeport, commencint for
said change at the stone Bridge over Piney
Greek. thence running cast over the race of
Henry G. Wilt leaving the old bed to the
left; thence running through the lands of
Henry G. Will, William Fisher and others
TO the top of the hill, intersecting the old
road near Jacob Reeds barn, it being the
road now in comnon use.
This is therefore to notify all persons
whom it may concern, that the undersigned
will meet, on the promises. on Saturday,
The l9th day Of October, 1872, at 10 clock,
A. NJ, to execute the trust reposrd in us
by the said commission.
STERLING CALF,
ADAM MOTrER,
ALEXANDER ADELSPERGER,
sept II 81 Examiners.
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NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YoKE. August eg.-Wm. Walsh.
while drunk, shot car conductor HeAry
Blanchard last nigh, lor ejecting him
from the car. Walsh was arrested
The three nile scull race on the Hudson
r!yeE Yesterday was Won by Deely, who
beat EnselhGrt easily. Tine 2sSl min
and 10 seconds
LOchiel won the stecplo chase race at
Long Branch this afternoon, Of three
miles, Tor purse Of $1,000 Time, gl4t
Governor Curtin Is reported to be dan.
gerously W a. the residence Of his son TO.
law IN Brooklyn His physicians forbid
any one but the nurse seeing him.
The National Convention OF Amateur
Oarmen to-day adopted the following
definition OF an amateur One who does
not enter into public competition Tor eth.
er stake or admission money, or entrance
Ices, or competes with or against any pro.
ieSsionAI for prize, or who has never
taught, pursued or assisted 10 the pursuits
OF athletic exercises as the means OF
livelihood, OF has not been employed IN or
about boats OF on water.
The furniture OF Josie Mansfield was
sold At auction to-day. Many articles
brought extremely high prices.
Spencer Petiis, who is charged with the
Minneapolis bank robbery, was bailcd To-
day in 5000.
Peter Grant, Governor General Of ia
malca, Is expected here tonight. 10 make
the country bEiei visit
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ABOUT BEER.
NAT Mr. Greeley knows Concerning
i:--A hnotty Point Thoroughly
EiucidRtcd.

what Mr. Greeley knows CONCERNING
it.--A hnottY Point ThoroughIy
ElucidaIcd.
A WRterlown lWisl brewer recently
"IOic to Dr.. Greeley, wanting TO know
why lager beer souB 50 quickly in hot
weather, The following was the rcply
CnurrmG GROUNDS AT CuArrAou,
THERMOMETER lOi DEG. AND RrslS0.
August /, 1872. J
HoSoRAuLE BREWER Having us,
finished telling and trimming three piant
monarChs OF the forest, and walked 10 the
Posioilicc and back distance, two miles
one hundred and thirty eight rods; time.
eleven minutes eight and three lourths
seconds, and il you doubt il, you are a liar
and a DemocnO, | hasten to rcnly 10
your inquiry,
i have ever considered lager beer A
most vlllainous compound, aud The makers
anu drinkers Of 1t all . pack Of inhcrcn,
sCoGn!f..', g as you will sec by last years
Ir0H6e, which paper Is ef,,uHirs,y arrl.
cultural in its character Specimen con.
les Tree; low terms to clubs during the
campaign, In which !, Of course. tnke NO
part, only desiring to heal the wounds of
irhIrictdal strife, clasp hands across the
bloody chasm, and roll on the ball until
the minions Of Grant, the dcspot lwho
was Iaudcd by me IN the Tribune only be.
cause | was ictIered by party shackIes,
snail tremble before the majesty Of Tint
mighty wave which IL rising and hearing
me onward and upward To the pinacle Of
political glory. The reason why II sourg
IS that the hops are generally dug while
green. II they were left in the ground
until the skins on them become tough and
req, We would hear no more complaints
about sour beer Stale Graham bread
cruss are a good substitute for hons.
Give them trial, and report the result 10
Yours, scientifically,
"llORACE GWEELEY.n
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TILE LATEST NEWS.

Gov, koerner and Col. Morrison ad.
dressed a Liberal Republican meeting al
Cairo, Ills, Wednesday night The at.
tendance was large, numbering over two
thousand, white and colorcd.
Mrs, Harry Line was drowned a,
Cleveland, Wednesday evening, while
bathing. The body was recovered.
1t IS stated that President Thiers has
ordered the prohibition Of all dcmonsta.
tons on the 4th Of September the ami,
versy OF the establishment Of the Re.
public.
M. J. Williamson, one Of the pro-
prictors Of the Montgomery Adoerfiser
died at Shelby Springs, Ala, Tuesday
morning.
The Republican Convention Of the
l7ih Pennsylvania District nominated
Il. W. Watson for Congress. Ex.Gov.
Curtin's name was used without his
knowledge or consent. He received ca
votes TO So for Watson.
AT Madison, n. J., Tuesday night
Melvin Sanford shot his father, Michael
Sanford, a well known sporting ho,e,
keeper. The old man is said to have
been beating his wife, when the son shot
his father to save his mother. The wound
is mortal. Young Sanford has been ar
rested.
The engine makers of Berlin ARE on
a strike.
"A Vienna dispatch says the Empress
Carlotta is fast sinking, and there is no
hopes whatever OF her recovery.
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WASHINGTON.

WAsHNGToS, Au-usN - "A dispatch
states iha, Secretary Fish expresses the
highest satisfaction with the reports irum
Geneva, and feels confident Of good rr,
suits
Information received Al tie Auor-
ney Generals OLice from official sources
10 North Carolina, makes Il necessary 10
give the ka' kluN cases another aud more
particular examination The President
therefore has decided no; 10 issuc pArdons
a. present
The Cabinet met al II o'clock this
morning AL the members were present,
except the Secretaries OF the Navy, Treas
uy and Interior, the last named being
represented by AssislAn, Secretary Rich.
AfisOu.
The President leaves for Long Branch
tonight Very few visitors called at the
White House today.
Isaac Il Sturgeon, Of ST. Louis. G.. W.
johnson, OF Washington, and ID. w. vii.
lard, oi Lansing, Michigan, were appoint.
ed Commissioners to examine the Tcp0r,
TO the President upon the road construct.
cd by the Kansas Pacific railroad.
Supervisor Cobb has been retained hy
the President Ills hgld Of duty IS not
yet assigned
senator Harlan has been curuestly
pressed TO assist In the canvass In Maine,
but the continued illness OF Mrs HarlAn,
will probably prevent him from doing So
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PITTsBURGH, August 20.-The river is
about stationary with 90 inches in the
channel There was rain stos,n this af.
ternoon and the prospects lor water arc
more favorable.
CINCINNATI, August 20.-River three
feet and stationary. The Licking Is run.
ming out,
CAIRO, H., August 29-Riyer station.
ary; weather clear and cool.
sLoUrsyLLE, August 29-River falling
with four feet five inches in the canal and
two feet five inches IN the chute; weather
cloudy and pleasant business dull. The
canal is kept open for the Alax, Jim,
Watson, Emperor and Paul Jones 10 come
up, which will probably arrive tonight
and the canal will be Immediately closed
The Nashville has retired from the Lon
isyille and Cairo trade for the present and
will have texas put on at Tell City
EVANSVILLE, lSD., August 2O,-Tbere
was a heavy rain last night from midnight
till near morning and pleasant to-day,
now clearing up. River has fallen six
inches; business iair.
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How TO DESTROY MosoToEs-The
process for destroying mosquitoes may be
condensed into few words. The strong.
est crystalized carbOlic acid should be
placed in 4 bottle, and covered with the
same quantity OF strong red cod-liver oil;
shake the bottle thoroughly until whit.
lsh colored foam appears; Il such foam
does not rise, however, small quantity
OF powdered lime should be added, with
a little water. Pour the mixture into a
dish or other convenient article, and place
directly under the open window, as Il is
from that quarter the mosquito enters.
In my humble opinion, the effect should
be explained in this manner: The mo-
ment the mosquito enters Il loses the
scent OF blood; for, as the combined odOr
OF the oil and acid is much more power.
iul than that Of blood, II follows as con.
sequence that the mosquito becomes sud.
denly perplGxed. The consequence Is,
that, after scrambling and skirmishing
about in the dark, the mosquito Is led, as
it were, instinctly into the mixture, where
ii Is either drowned in the oil or burned
TO death by the acid. Formerly was
accustomed TO smear my face, arms and
breast with the strong oil alone, but | ire
quenlly arose in the morning smelling 50
terribly that, though It protected me from
mosquito bite, was happy to lay ii aside
have slaughtered more mosquitoes with
the article explained above than ever |
could have done with my fists or any
other dangerous weapons.-C0r. Scientific
American.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.


A"N AliAVuA diamond SWtndle.
LONDON, August s9.-Ruaf. Lever.an
Z Co, diamond brokers. ina commupIes-
ton 10 the Itias, state that few m5.,h,
$50 81 American came 10 this CITY AMI
bought 3 large number OF diamonds In
The rough state, paying no attention What.
ever 10 the weight OF quality Of the stones
Thcsc, they intimate, were used by the
alleged discoveries OF diamond mines in
Arizona to sustain their assertions The
A"t', IN commenting upon the above
communication, expresses Ast0ulshmcut
that Nathan Barlow and General Nc
Clellan should have been induced 10 allow
their nSmes 20 be connected with Tho
Arizona enterprise
LiyERrooL, August 29.-Thc steam
shin la.y lrom Sweden hes arrived
The steamship james Stephenson bum.
cd OIL Lisboa. fhe paSsc0gers and crew
were saved
Several cotton operators In Lancashire
have failed IN consequence OF gpeculal.uns
il cotton.
The bronze statue OF Sir Walter Scott.
which ls 10 be erected in the Central Park
New York, IS completed, and will be.
shipped from Edinburgh to the former
city, 10 morrow This Is the frst work
oiarI produced in Scotland especially !Dr
America
The bust Of the distinguished novelist
and poet which Is To be sent to 81. Louis
WILSON be finished.
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| TEESTuS, August 2J-TLe New Jer-
seq RrpgbJc4B COBYsnli0B met a. n0Ju
to-dSy. There !. large representation
rom every coQHiy 10 the state Hon. J.
g. shiplAir was chosen temporary CEAir.
mAn, and mAts speech On the .mpor.
lance %! the CANVASS.
The following Presidential electors were
/ appointed Charles 5. Alden and seldom
7, Scran,On The resolutions were then
read and adopted as follows
Ry.Jei, Tia, the Republican patty Of
New jersey 10 Convention assembled DO
hereby declare tAeiT adhesion to the prin.
Ciples OF RepubliC4nlsm as so oilen pro-
claimed IN former Conventions and acted
out whenever power has been entrusted
20 Us By tie people 10 the general or
state governments, with equl. rights for
all men before the law and ~ The ballot
box; 4 thorough aDi economical admins
uatiuG Of the public affair, enlrustng
places o. honor " power 10 worthy men
and the pr0mp'rrmUyal uflLu5e who have
proved themselves unworthy, and we cor.
daily indOr.e the platform adopted AZ the
Philadelphia Convention and commend
to our fellow citizens the same for their
support; that the best interests OF New
jersey demand a continuance IN power OF
the present administration, under which
all our material interests have prospercd
beyond all precedent and Of Congress
that will be 10 harmony with that admin
isiraliOn and will carry out It's policy Of
peace at home and abroad and thorough
enforcement OF the laws and removal OF
the abuses that have gathered about the
civil service during the last forty years.
R>0lusd, Thatthe great political parties
Of today are substantially the same ls
as they were tour years ag0, whatever al.
tI1ude the Democratic party may 10 day
assume Ur whatever candidates il may
put In nomination, aud we confidently
point 10 the present prosperous condition
OF our country as strong argument for
the continuance Ia party Of the RcpubIi-
eau party, and we cordially invite all hon.
est voters OF the State to cooperate with
Us 10 this end
l.s,a.1cd, That we pledge ourselves 10
use our best culCavOrs TO initiate the cN.
ample OF our gallant brethren Of North
Carulina, and 10 roll up for the whole Re.
publican ticket handsome majority in
November next, aud cast our electoral
votes for Grant and Wilson.
Secretary Robson then addressed the
Convention at considerable length, after
which il adjourned.
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IlI,nor. strnirht Conrention.

sPRTNGFIELD, August 2O.-The straight
out Democratic State Convention met In
this city at 2;30 p. NJ, and was called 10
order by Joseph Ledler. Judge II. NJ.
Wood, Of Peoria, was elected President.
Some sixty delegates were in attendance.
Resolutions were adopted rcpudiating
the action Of the Baltimore Convention
and declaring that they would resist the
attempt made by Office seekers to sell their
votes, and that they would never vote
Tor their lifelong enemy Horace Gree
ley, nor for the present incumbent
of the Presidential Chair, but they
would support the nominee of the Louis
vile Convention; also declaring opposi-
tion TO the system Of national banks, and
to the interference OF the general govern
mcnt with the rights Of the States.
The following delegates for the State at
large were appointed 10 the Louisville
Convention: G. W. Wright, James Sedlic,
j. V. Pulan and w. 5. Stackpo!e.
\ State Central Committee, consisting
Of one from each Congressional district,
was also appointed.
The Convention was addressed bv W.
c. Marian, Of Indiana, and others.
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DETROIT.

DETROIT, Mich, August 2O.-The
schooner Mceker cspsized and sunk in
Lake Michigan. The captain and four
men were drowned.
Mr.. J. II. Richardson, Of Tuscola, Lib.
oral Republican, was nominated in the
Seventh district, now represented by o,
D. Congor, who is rGnominated. Gen. ],
G. Parkhurst, oi Coldwater, Liberal Re.
publican, was nominated in the Third
district, at present represented by Gov,
Blair. Allan Potter, Of Kalamazoo, Lib
eral Republican, was nominated 10 the
Fourth district, now represented by Gen,
StougEton. These nominations were all
made by joint conventions of Liberals
and Democrats.
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a "Li''Io Dreeches" on the Car,

A "LitIIe Dreeches" on the Cars.
(Fron the Kansas City Bulle,ln.J
Yesterday, as the conductor on the up
train on the Missouri River, Fl. Scott and
Galveston railroad was making his col.
leciing rounds alter tickets, this side OF
Pao!a, he came across little llve.year
old, whom he had not observed before.
Ticket, said the conductor.
Haven't got any" squeukcd the chill's
voice.
where arc you from and where are
you bound forf'
I'm from La Cynge and | want TO 70
to Kansas City," was the reply.
Further conversation revealed the fact
that the boy had boarded the train at La
Cynge, and had secretcd himself under a
seat until Paola was passed, when he
iancied he would be safe in showing him
self, and accordingly came forth from his
hiding place. The conductor Judged il
would be better TO bring him on u the
city, and return him on the next train 20.
ing down, rather than leave him oil at
some OF the way stations Accordingly
upon arrival here he was turned over 10
the conductor Of the down train. Hav.
ing been to the great city bis curiosity
was seemingly satisfied, and he appeared
anxious to go home.
Come, hurry and hitch up there, II you
expect me to ride with you. Tn ready
to start, was the exclamation.
One Of the officers oil the road, who was
by, suggested that they would
box him up and ship him us freight.
No Stree, you cant DO anything Of
that sort" said be. "pm first.cIas,
passenger, / am, and I'm going TO ride in
coach with soft, cushioned seats" and
ended with an injunction to hurry the
horses, as be wanted TO get home. The
impertutbable GOODNESS Of the little shay
er and his ready wit pleased the offers,
and he was accordingly well taken care
OF, and started on his journey in good
spirits
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.Nse York co'rr'PNslsaSs CAlosgo Trlsassl
The friends @. Man!on Marble ,f,t,
N"7a, wi. rcgre; TO learn that hls health
Tor a EHS while seriously tmulreJ IN
growing worse instead VI better. Tbr
eNaci nature oi bis disease docs moi sr,r
TO be known. lie appear, As understand
10 DC completely hrukcn down. hi, pby..
clans have no hope q his rpcovcry 1nl
indeed Tear ihath can not live six month,
longer, II Is fully year sinle he h..
done any editorial work, and he ha, h,gr
'0aIAel 10 MS homo Tor some time pas'
AF. Marble Is still young-li,tlc nor,
Aah ior'y-anI has such sudden and
RAPID tise 10 Journalism that itlza pl'v hr
should bc carly removed from The nm.
ptFiy he has achieved Il Is hardly
twelve years since he was cmplDyrI png1
the EoEiHg Pgt, ct this city. at a s,I,-y
o' twenty-five tolAN week. and In
'dfer years past be has been the sol, com.
unhef and owner 81 the World, now Doe.
some a very AalsJme pgup,fiy Il NJ
Marble should die, - is generally feared
al' newspaper viii, doubtless. be- uiI,rsi
lOr sale, Hs Ac isB Wiluwer. and. IbcIIrvr
without children, ot near relatives IN
whom he would Dc likely 90 b,guea,h the
Journal ''''''" ''''
an Informed than George " Child,
o. fhiihdelPhta, has his eye upln Tho
word, aud hopes TO purchase Ii In The
event ct Mr.. Marbles dcceasc /, thr
melancholy apprchensions lrlt In regard
10 The latter gcntleman's health be ycr,.
ned, he vii! be the lhifl editor of the
great morning quat,os who have passed
away within the last few years 81 Henry !
Raymond, james Gordon Bennett ami
Manton Marble, leaving as survivor only
Horace Greeley, who bids hir to have 20
years oI valuable work in him yet
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TEXAS.

BROWNSVILLE, August 29.-Capt Rich.
ard king,the largest stock raiser in Texas
has been examined at length by the [. S.
Border Commissioners. His testimony
strengthens that heretofore obtained
proving the Mexican officials guilty OF
gross neglect of duty and completely in
the ouuages committed on this frontier.
He declares that the continued attempts
on his lie compel him to maintain an
armed force for protection. Twenty.
three Texans were killed by Mexican out.
laws at the Balsac, thirty miles distant on
this side of the river, in revenge for the
execution Of the five desperadocs there a
short time ago.
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SALT LAKE CITY,

SALT LAKE, August 29.-By order of
the Mormon Justice Of the Peace, the
police this afternoon made a descent on
two houses Of ill.iame, and with axes
knives, &c, demolished all the furniture
therein, worth probably 10000. The
bureaus, bedsteads, pictures, carpets and
everything were chopped to pieces. A
considerable amount oi money and jew.
elry had 10 be taken. The excitement
among the liberal citizens on account Of
the wanton destruction Of property Is
very great, and threats are made to organ.
ize vigilance committees and clean ou,
Brigham Young and other Polygamist
houses.
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New Railroad Projected Into the
Pennsylvania Oil Regions.

TTUsvILLE, PA, August 29.-It is
understood that the contract for the pur.
chase Of the Shenango IL Allegheny rail.
road, by the Pennsylvania Petroleum rail.
road, was executed yesterday. 1t is the
intention oil the latter company to extend
the road to Parkcr's Landing and ada.
cent oil fields at once. A corps of en-.
gineers are now on the ground, and the
Pennsylvania Petroleum railroad is being
rapidly pushed forward. Ii IS expected
that trains will connect at PilhOlo with
the A. & G. W. r. II. in October.