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Tue Mr. CESIsTuNNEL 1t has been
mentioned that the French Govern.
ment was mining the approaches to the
Mount Gents Tunnel in order to be
ready to block its passage in case Of
war. Later adyiers state that the
work is suspended, in consequence Of
representations made by the I,aliaa
Government, The French milling is
to be resumed ,rhea the Italian. com
menco to mine their side also Wheih.
er this means an indefinite post.
poncmcnt, or whether both governments
intend N peace to prepare for war; in
this remarkable manner, does not yet
appear.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
r { AL { s T A TIE
In InncnlnNn. CnrrnIl county M


IbY virtue Of a Decree passed IN en-
Eb No. 1913. ia the Cirguji Court ifu'
roll county, as . Court Of Equity, '.sal
Charles Crousr and Others ave C0nis
ants, aud Anna u Grouse aud o'he' z
Defendants, the subscriber as lmspe q
offer at Public Sale, to the highest 0'ti
on the premises, in laueytown, on
Saturday. hr lGh day If Noresib7 ~
ut ! o'clork. p. ~, the following des1a
properly, 10 wit;
Lot No. contains about
One Qaayter II an Acre Of IN
is situate IN Taneylown, and is imFr'
with q two story Log Dwell A%M- :,
irg cased with brick; Stable, rlIEs,A1
Cora Crib, &c; there isiftEETe
Is a well Of good wa or at the
back door Lot No. contains abos'
OSE QuAUrER Of AZ Aceg OF Lii''
adjoins Lot No. !, and is improved -
two story Frame Shop, formerly usei ,
Pottery, hut can be converted into a 'A
Portable Dwelling. Lot No, Q coaia''
u ACRES OF LAND, MORE Or In
and is situated short distance no. /,
above described property and is ave.
-Four Lots. These Lots are eon'sls-
located to tho town, arc in good ''A'
cultivation, and we'll fenced -t
Also at the same time and place' ,- W. J
sold for cash, the following pef',oi,a,a j. /.
erty, to wit: One Clay Mill, ] Wee :
Bench for farming pots. Il,
Terms Of Sals, One third IN ~ ~
the day Of sale or on the ratification W. y,
by the Court; the balance in equh y !.
nspts OF one and two years, win " 4.
thereon from the day Of sale asd lo''
cured to the satisfaction ofthe lra''N
SAMUEL sWoPB, lrf"
kdulsby & Roberts, Solieitor''
oct 2I'ts
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NOTICE.

RLACK BASS from the Potomac River
AZ having been introduced into my Dam
through tho efforts Of some public spirited
gentlemen OF Westminster, / hereby g,yo
notice that no person will ba allowed 10 i.h
IN my Dam u any mode or manner for two
years from the LIST day Of November, 1872.
hope and trust this request will be re.
speeied ard the fish allowed to propagate.
The law will be risidly enforced against
any person disreEardug this notice.
at 26'st AIRIIART WINTERS.
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Estate cf IPA'on, Siaretis, deceased
n Office Is hereby given that the sub.ctibcr
y has obtained from the Orphan,' Court n
Iaf,oH county, letters OF Admin. straiiou on
the Personal Estate Of
WILLIAM SHARRETTs,
late Of Carroll county deceased. An person.
having claims against the deceased, are hereby
warned 20 exhibit the same with the yoncbofs
thereof legally authenticated 10 tho su,lseribcr-
on or before the 2Gih day Of MAY nextt
they may otherwise by law be excluded rom
al benefit of said estate. Those Indebted are
requested 10 make immediate payment.
Der, 1874.
JACOB sHARRETTS.
oct 2G-lts Adn,ini.,r,,d
Frederick Citizen copv.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-26

A Democratic rally was held in Man.
chester, on Saturday afternoon last,
aud another at Hampstead in the eve
ming Messrs. Archer and Hopkins
addressed both meetings, These dis,
tricts will give good account Of them.
selves at the election.
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Estate Of Thomas LaT'oAr Ss'''',
NOTICE is hereby given thal'n e..s.s
IN Der has obtained from the -
Court OF Carroll county, Letters i''
tary on the Personal Estate OF
THOMAS LAWSON,
late of Carroll county, deeeasS, ..,.,l
persons having claims against ,he ~ |,
are hereby warned to exhibit The ,t sa"i
the vouchers thereof legally aa I 5elS /.
to the subscriber, on or before ny Wis. N,
Of MAY next; they may ONE e. n :,
LAW be excluded from all bensn' ,,' y
Estate. Those indebted are i9lH''
make Immediate payment. oo,h aay
Given under my hand tins -''
February, 1872. ,wsoy.
-, a. a.. i'i." ~ Execulo''
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Stokes, who shot Fisk, wants a
speedy trial, aud has filed an affidavit
before Judge Brady, Of New York, in
which he sets forth that his health Is
becoming impaired by his confinement,
bis wi'ncsse, are getting scattered, aud
great injustice viii be done him by his
'urthcf imprisonment Stokes, obyi.
oasiy. has uO fear Of the gollyws.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-26

Two orlheJapnesc girlssent to this
coun,ry to be educated have guuc 10
San Francisco with view to returning
10 their native laud. On is suffering
lrom serious affection Of the eye.sighl,
and the other is very probably afflicted
with home sickness. Twenty one girls
still remain.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-26

Christian Ak is the Electoral caudi.
date nominated by the Grant party to
Gil the vacancy in the 4th district oc-
casioned by the decliuation of Wm U.
Saunders, the colored man who refused
to serve. Why did they not puta colOred
man 10 his place.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-26

The vote polled in Georgia at the
last election has been about 100000.
In 1868 it was lG0 900, aud the majority
against Grant about As 600. So that
1t appears the Democracy hold their
own, aud increase their majority by
$4,000 Liberal Republican votes.
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The wheat crop Of this year is esti.
mated st 100000, 900, Of bushels, an
increase of about ten millions over last
year The quality of the yield is good ,
but there has been great variance 10
the average prediction of tho different
States.
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An anonymous burglar has offered to
90 to New York, aud produce the mur.
derer Of Mr., Nathan, the banker and
to prove the murderer's guilt, provided
he is given immunity from acquisitions
from other States, aud paid five thou
sand dollars after the conviction of the
murderer.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-26

Tie election in Baltimore, on We'd
nosd,y, luf the FIRST branch Of tie Civ
Council, resulted in tho choice Of II
Democrats and B Republicans. Tho
vote was 1000 short. The temper
ance men, straighlouts, and indepcad
eut Democrats were all affiliated against
The lrgnllr ticket.
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Senator Norwood, on the stump for
Greeley iD Georgia, declares that Gree.
ley's election is the only immediate
msans and promise Of reseuing the
Government, nov rapidly becoming a
despoiism.
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Notice TO TrespaSsers.

ii AVlNG been much annoyed by mar.
III sons bunting and oiher.iss ,resna.,.
ing on our premises, notice is hereby giy,n
that after this date the law will be nut In
force against ell thus offending.
Casper hillender, Jr. Andrew Grmmer,
J. II. Smith, joins SaubeI.
Leonard Rili, Charlotte prank
October 2lst, 1872. oct 2g 81
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IT il be true, as assumed, that two
thirds Of the 49, Gcrnsus aud 3d..
900 lrishmen of Illinois who voted for
Grant IN 1868 have now become sup.
Poriers of Mr.. Greeley, he will carry
that State in November.
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SILVER RUN.

The Democrats aud Conservatives of The
Third District viii hold Mass Meeting at
Silver Run, on Saturday the 2slh instan I,
at 2 O'Clock, p. NJ. Speakers will be pres.
ent to address the meeting. BY order
DfsTRICT CESrRAI COMMITTEES.
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Franklin District Items.

The Red Mems celebration on the
10Th was a grand affair, The process
sion was formed between 0 aud 10
O'Clock, in Defiance, by Wyoming
Tribe, of Uniontown, and Caloctin
Tribe, Of Defiance Each Tribe was
accompanied by brass baud.
Alter marching to Winfield, the pro.
cession returned to the grove aud,
after par,aking of a sumptuous repast,
was addressed by Elder Collins, Chap
lain Of Catoctin Tribe. The procession
then marched to Defiance, and was pho.
tographed by Messrs. Richardson &
Wilson. These pictures will be offered
to the public next week.
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THE MASS MEETING AND BARRIE.
CURVE again urge the Democrats
aud Conservatives to rally in their
strength, on Tuesday next, at the Mass
Meeting nad Barbecue IN Westminster.
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Bargains Bargains White Granite
Tea Sets. 40 pieces, 81 50 Beautiful
White Sugar y! cts, Best Rio Coffee
% cts. Save your money by buying at
W o. Liegets.
Big Bargain. 10 Ready made Cloth.
lug, al Seheathal 4 Bros at the
Depot 81
W. o. Ligget is Offering Bargains in
Mems and Boys Kip Boots, aud sells
Shoes of every kind at Baltimore prices.
FoUSD. "A Shawl.
Inquire at this 0tiec.
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Mona PoLIrIoA1 YlLLAINr l,

MoRE POLITICAL NILLAINY IN
PRooEEss.-The Washington cores
pendent Of the Bai,imorc SIN, says -
Il is declared in republican quarters
that the colored voters in Georgia will
be advised to stay away from the polls
in November, SO that tho plea may be
made that the electoral vote Of the State
should not be counted for President on
the ground that there was intimidation
created by the disturbances at tho
October election. The conservatives,
aware Of this movement, arc getting
evidence ready, and, in fact, have sent
some Of it forward, showing that this
charge is utterly groundless The vote
throughout Georgia, where even no
intimidation is alleged 10 haze existed,
shows uniform conservative gains, while
the evidence regarding troubles IN
Savannah aud other quarters, is quite
conclusive that i, was brought on in a
partisan interest by the republicans.
The conservatives sacrificed everything
for peace, knowing too well that they
had everything to lose aud nothing TO
gain by a riot.
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Alarming reports have been received
at Rome Of disastrous foundations Of
the liver Po. No details were given Of
the extent Of the damage.
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Political Meetings.
MASS MEETING.

A MASS MEETING Of all who favor
The election of Greeley and Brown, for
President and Vice President, and Hon.
Stevenson Archer as Congressman, will be
held At
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STOLEN.

SIOLEN from the Subscribers house on
~ me night OF the 18th inst, a Lady's
Gold Watch and Chain aud dark Fall
oTercoat, nc, $40 will be given for the
return of the Watch and Chain TO
j. W. STEELE, NJ. D.,
OCT zO'5t- Freedom, Nd
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,,, E pI0m'Fnsnt Republican politician
' naa', ~ zen 3. saa Francisco, California,
1000 majority. oreeley oy
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The Republicans have given up their
contemplated torch light procession 10
Westminster. They don't like to risk
the chances Of a failure.
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FRANKLINVILLE.

on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2sth, at .
O'Clock, P. NJ. Speakers will be present
to address the meeting. oct 5-tm
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mOHrGAGEEg s.r
oyA
DESIRABLE SMALL r,ss

DESIRABLE SMALL Finn
T'nE undersigned, /, ,i.,,. MN
=. contained in Mor,s.sTae q pow
James 4 Smith to Elisaba,e sssseulei /,
David Killer, dated Juns : M, Allsr vie
corded s among ,hs Rssl E,,. ,og, nj n
n ~ % OF Carroll county, Il aaOTps.
D. No. ., Folio 60, DC nn5 a tl.'SeF T. /
= power contained in Mor, s y 'ilss Il
~ said James A. Smith IA ~ eteelid
miller, wife Of Hartman N ~ e:a,safias A.
ne ,hS said 9Th day ofJuns' lseo d,lel
Iotued among the Real E,,, ~, I, Aaare
nees5ds OF Carroll county, Il I SHoHRe
D., No. 8, Folio 81, a. u sea !, B
Public Sale, 70 the highest NAL Az osa 4
premises, GU ' 0'aisfi ca d,
Saturday, The soh dan Of No.,
at ! o'clock, r. ~, the P,rm .''i VI
lAad named in snid Mo,, am o. Paled 4
y situated IN Carroll COUNTY. g, sad ~
me village of Bark Hin, on ,h sS a.had i
leading from Uniontown To II W. KUN 'al
about 2 miles from The Corn na'o1 Bnts,
about u miles from Inc la,is s. pace "
contains '''''s' Place ii
THIRTY SEVEN ACRES Avn 90.
ROOD OF LAND, MORE OR s Ip, vi
The improvements on mi, Ia,
Two Two story double log weaiI 'sssN I
Dwelling House, Log Barn. Ia'a ...la
okG House, Spring IIoa,e EA2
Hog lionss, aud other neceV' ssiltA
sary outhuildings, an exeel. Sssssis Ssft
lent Apple Orchard and otbs,s.,.
lieesi aal there is also a p ,,s. ' t.ll
Spring OF excellent water con, 49, A4al
aWSIlingi about three Acre, ars ,'' y " 2 u
and the residue is cleared lan5 u 'lAs'f
state of cultivation, and Is s,rl. "a ~
| good fences. '1'''seg vi
re Z, Terms IF Sale are a, fDlsr, n.
one half Of tic purchase mo S,.pi !, my y \
pa'a by The purchaser or purc6s,.,,.. ~, J, 4 I
Mortgages on the day Of at =. .,' . ~
ratification thereof 10y the Cirrpi, r wv. y
carroll county a. Cour, Of -, ~ z
me other half shall be paid within t ~. =, y
nom the day Of sale, with inls,s,, y. y. i y
be secured by the note Of the pp,'l, y. !. !
/ purchasers with security to be apB,,,,i !
by the Mortgages "il'''a
DAVID killer.
ELIZABETH killer bis via
HARTMAN n. HIMll.I,ER
CATlAltlNE IlMlLLPR6j,rh
n,,.....- Mortgages
oct 2G.5t
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Mrs Greeley is worse aud her death
may be expccledst my moment.
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Typhoid fever is prevailing to an
alarming extent in York county, Pa.
One physician informed US that he had
thirty patients down with it. Dypthe-
ria is also prevalent
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George Fouke, son Of DR.. George S.
Fouke, Of this city, has been appointed
to the State Scholarship at St. Johns
College, Annapolis, made vacant by the
declination Of Benz. /. Winchester.
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The discovery Of rich deposits Of tiD
in Australia bids fair to prove Of great
commercial importance.
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At the same lime aud place. will he sold
Tie following Personal Property, TO Wit;
one Horse Buggy and Harness. /
Wagon, some Household and Kitchen
Furniture, and other articles.
Terms OF sale Of Personal Properly. 49,
~ sums OF So and under, cash; ON all
sums above - credit o. ak months will
be given, by purchasers giving thei- notes
with approved security, bearing interest
from dig Of sale
SAMUEL SWOPE,
oct Gets Trn.tr.
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81. Louis is suffering from the small
pos Epidemic
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The rain spoilt tho sport at Pimlico,
this week.
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TlOFOHrhbrGd AldGFIGy CaIaf

-s@A Young Hcifers and BaIs' e. !.
~ Berkshire Pigs and s9nlh ~, "
sGsa.lle down Sheep, for s,ie - M
Clover Hill Stock Farm, 81 'r70lE
oct l2.Iy LEWIS IL W.
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1IACREREL AND mEnRING.

an hand few MACREREL and.
" HERRING Of last years catch which
will be sold at half price, ut
oct ~ w, o. LlGGET'S.
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Bidck Bass.-We announced last
week that Col. W. A. MckelIp had
procured l27 Black Bass from VII.
transport, Md, aud placed them 10 the
pond Of Mr. a. Winters, near this CITY.
la this issue Mr.. Waters cautions all
persons against fishing in the pond for
two years While we believe there is
none in our midst who would wish to de.
stroy these superior fish, after several
Of our citizens have gone 10 the trouble
aad expense OF placing them here for the
purpose of stocking the Patapsco and
other streams, yet we hope if any be
caught taking fish within the prescribed
time, that the law will be visited upon
them to the fullest extent.
Gas,-We very much regret that
our City Council have ordered the gas
lights to be extinguishel between 81
aud 10 o'clock nightly. Cannot some
arrangement be made by which our
city can be lighted, especially az the
loug nights Of winter are approaching ?
RoJbed-Ihc residence Of DR.. J. W.
Steele, in Freedom, was entered on tho
night Of the 18th inst. and robbed of
a lady's gold watch and chain, an over.
coat and other articles. DR.. S,oelo Of
iers a reward Of $50 for the recovery
Of the watch aud chain.
RegfstratioH.-0n Monday and Tu.
esday Of next week tho Officers of Reg
istratiou will hold their last sitting this
year. 1t beboovcs our friends in the
several Districts TO attend TO this mat.
ter, especially SO in the Twelfth Dis.
trict-Union Bridge.
The Teachers Institute OF Carroll
county, will be held 10 Westminster. on
Wednesday, Thursday aud Friday, the
18th, l4th, and 18th of November,
meeting each day at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
This meeting is looked forward to with
considerable interest.
Our young friend, j. Manning, took
up his shooting stick" on Tuesday,
and popped over eighteen fine fat par.
tridges, Of which our share was aiat
take" Of four, Thanks 10 him for re-
membering the Advocate Office.
Attention There will bo meeting
Of the Greeley Club at Wheeler's Ho.
tel, to night at Z o'clock. The Com
mittec of Arrangements for the Mass
Meeting and Barbecue will report. Let
there be full attendance.
Let all who desire to have day Of
enjoyment and pleasure attend the
Mass Meeting aud Barbecue, 10 this
city, on Tuesday next.
Charles B Nelson will accept our
thanks for a lot Of superior white tur.
nips.
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r Al ESTATE
AT
PUBLIC SALE.

h-AAL4LI.
DI virtue Of tie last VIII and T.,,,-.,
ID Of Frederick Zimmerman, de-
aud Of the Order Of the Orphans Cs,- J
Carroll county, the undersigned. a, g,s,
tor, will sell o. Public Sale, on Is, rT-
scs, on
Saturday, he l6iI day Of Norsa,sr. ~
AT 10 o'clock, A, n. the followin, d,srsI
Heal Estate, containing
1876 Acres of Land, More or Lsa,
situated in Manchester Distriri c,r-
county, Nd, three miles from 10 isg, j
Manchester. adjoining the land, n ia
Sharrcr, John Alhough, George Yislv
md others. The farm is divided in,o;,i
Of conyenion, size, has good fencia,. M
we'll waiyred. About 10 Acre, .-s 4 \,
cellcut TIMBER, such as lIiekSr. 0s
and Chestnut.
49, The Improvements ~
IN y good two.siory log Dr.
E.S, E,.R Ing House aud Krelsn, ID
~. -. .44-s1lI Cellar under the ehiifs TAX
ing Log Barn, Hog House and ComCa
Spring House with a Spring that Ia, ma
been known to tail iino orchard Va,
pics, Chcrrios and olher fruit, also pisl
Gmpe Vines.
This property is convenient TO chufss
mills schools and pos, Offices. and iiss
midst Of a prosper1 S and well inr7rA
ucighGorhooi. Persons wishing % ~
tho farm before The day Of sale u. y
shown the same by Mr. S,ausLary, s4'r
side. thereof. The farm will be gFais
one 10; or d. -iIsI, as may sui' parchlsa
\ plat Of the had will be exhibited % y,
day vt sale.
fsENS OF SALE One Thru cash % D.
day Of sale, or on the ratification q b
same hy the Cour, one,lhiri in oat !a,
and the remainder ia tNo years fioa g.
day Of sale the credit payment, to b e.
cured by notes, with approved s,t.a
bearing interest from the day of a.e
JOHN BURNS
oct % Ia Eyec9.H
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On Tuesday, October 10th,
in furtherance of the election
of Greeley and Brown, and of
Hon. Stevenson Archer, our
candidate for Congress. Sew
eral Brass Bands will be in
attendance.
The following Speakers will
positively be present:
Hon. stevenson Archer, our
ca ndidnte for Congress.
Ex-GOv. Aug. w. Bradford.
Hon. Richard Merrick, of
washington.
Hon. WIN. Il. Hamilton, U.
5. senator.
Hon. James u. Groome, OF
Cecil.
Hon. Frederick Rainc, of
baltimore.
Hon. James A. Buchanan, of
Baltimore.
y. Thomas Hopkins, Esq. OF
Hartford.
Hon. Albert Constable, of
EIktOn, Md.
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Charles y Nelson will accept our
thanks for lot Of superior white tur.
nips.
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 90, 1872.
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Let all who desire to have day Of
enjoyment and pleasure attend the
Mass Meeting aud Barbecue, 10 this
city, on Tuesday next.
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TRUSTEES SALE
or
Valuable Real Estate ! /!


DG virtue Of a Deed Of Trust executed
ID by John Thomson aud Wife. the sub.
scnher as Trustee, will offer at Public Sale,
to the highest bidder, ON the premises. sit
nate on the Public Road leading from
laucylown to littlcslown, distant about /
mile from Tie former, ON
InrEfDAr, TIE lith og Novgqnrr, 1872,
at o'clock, g. ", the following valuable
Farm, containing
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IY3 Acres,

adjoins tho lands OF Bcrj Skunk, john
Rnuer aud oilers, is we'll watercd, Pincy
Creek runi.lng through 10, is well fenced
and is IN al cNccllcu, state of cultivation.
4 goodly number Of Acres arc IN fuc Tim.
Ger with due proportion in productive
Meadow Land Tho Frederick aud Penn.
Limo Railroad rms through this property
which Is IN every respect one Of the most
desirable farms ia the county.
TuRa Of Sate,--uue third in cash on
day OF sale or upon the ratification thereof
by the Court the balance ia c1ual pay.
menu oil one aud two Yeas, with interest
thereon lrpm the day of saIr aud sycstcd
10 ;hc satisfaction OF The Trustee.
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Attention There viii DO meeting
Of the Greeley Club at Wheeler's Ho.
tel, to night at z o'clock. The Com.
mittec of Arrangements for the Mass
Meeting and Barbecue will report. Let
there be full attendance.
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HENRY vANDERF0RD, I -
wM. II. vANDERF0RD, tDirOHa'
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Houcksville Items.

Johu W. Murry, Esq, the Napoleon
OF Hampstead. in the art Of raising corn,
has had his acre carefully surveyed by
n sworn Surveyor, also cut aud put up
in shocks, by two sworn corn choppers
The acre contained one hundred aud
sixteen shocks, and il is thought by
many that it will yield from IL to l6
barrels of corn 10 the ear.
lie is one of the contesting parties
for the prize ut the cattle show, of this
county. lie has in the same lot another
acre that he thinks will yield equally as
much 10 addition to this of of the
same lot, he has cut three hundred
bundles of fodder, that was sown be.
tween the hills or where the corn did
not stand regular lie has also ia tits
lot 30 acres that will yield at least 10
barrels to the acre,
1t is thought by some. that he is
Greeley man, if so aud Old Horace
fails to get to the White House, if by
chance, he should happen to get to his
home, he would stand good chlnce
for Johuuy cake.
Ii is said by many, that the corn
crop will yield at least one third more
than an average. and that there is an
area Of one third more than usual in
corn in this section Of the county.