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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-12

r. mo IotarSgfhe 3ri Election District
NOTICE is hereby given t. all whom il mny
! ' concern, that ia compliance With ms Act
ui As mbly ui The State Di NJ, ltsI, Chapter
49, passed al, JaHusr, SsssiYH, tao. the uu-
&c s,gued, OHic,r at u Registration TOE III, Tiird
Election District of Carroll coaniy, Guiy lp.
pointed. commissioned and qualified. viii st
with oyeu dpws, on Monday, the z7Jh of Octu-
Der, 1919, al thcfcsidgucu RI J'tcUb H. Liypy, and
On Iutsdty, tng 2it!i, nc his Hsuisarr, au4 vii!
remain tu sy-si0H pu rapu ct sail d.ys from
O'Clock, 4. NJ, uHtil q o'clock T.. NJ, f1r 10.
purpose oi correcting the iis,, 81 registration
By linking lum The list VI qualified voters tHl
names ct all persons known ur made kulsyu Go
him, vl1 have died ur removed from sHi
Election District, az have become disqualified
under the provisions of 'hs Second aui Th4fd
SerIiuir Of the fifst AIucle ul ia. CoustiJu.
ZION, aud e. deliver To- any pcfsups appiytug.
whUsg uItues appear on lh' said list ut quail
hyd voters, a yeithcate ui regt.trutiuu, aud tn
IT Ike 'tnn the books ut registration Tie name
81 said dead, removed or disqualified persons
and Cor what cause under the Constitution and
Laws OF thIs State, as III case may be, aal t.
register the uIme of eyory person who all
apply 10 him 10 be registered ~ qualified
voter, who shalt satisfy hin that hc possesses, or
bciure the day al election next ensuing viii
possess, the requisite qual. cations under the
Constitution OF the Uaittd States anu the law
made IN pursuance thereof, and the Cnnstitutioa
OF the STATE Vt Maryland, TIE qualiica inns of
age, citiI 3ashp and Residence, aud is not dis
qualified under the provisions OF the Second
aud Third SECTIONS OF die First Article OF the
Constitution.
ELI EEB,
oct. II IT Register.
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Tuesday, after the ISi Monday,
being 5ih day Of AOYcm-
Der. 1872.

ron THE PURPOSE or ELrCTivO
Eight Presidential Electors. TO cas-, the
vote Of The State Of Mafy land for Que
person. for President nfthc United States
nud Que person for Vice President Of the
United sMtcs, in conformity to the Con
suutinu Of the United States and Of the
State Of Maryland
One person TO represent the Second Dis.
tact Of Maryland in the Forty third
Congress OF the United States.
The Polls for sand Election will be opened
at o clock, a. n, and close al o clock
p. ~, when tie ballots shall BE- publicly
counted.
GEORGE y FRINGER,
Sheriff OF Carroll cuauiy.
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A LARGE supply of Iaees. Jaeonet
"A Edg'ngs and lnsertings, Infants Waists,
just received from Philadelphia, Mt
apH Mrs. 4. r.. 4irmstrongs
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oct

HALL and see my fne assortment Of
~ French Cloths, Cassimeres, and Goods
OF all grades aud kind, at Philadelphia
prices.
oct 81 !. G0RSuCH.
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Registration Notice.

TO the Toies Of The oh Election District.
NJ 0TiCEis hereby given to all whom 1t may
~ concern, that Ia compliance with the Act
Ol Assembly of the State OF Maryland, Chapter
1853, passed at January Session, 1870, the un-
dersigned, officer OF Registration lor tho Firth
Election district Of Carroll county, duly APP
pointed, commissioned and qualified, will sit
with open doors, at bis residence ON Monday,
the 2sth, and at 5, kesyiile, on Tuesday the 2gth
days Gt October 1872, and wili remain 10 session
on each OF said days from 8 o clock, A. NJ, until
9 o'clock, =. ", Tor the purpose of correcting
the lists OF Registrations by striking from the
list ul qualified voters the names OF all pei sous
known, or made known To him, who have died
or removed from said Election District, or
have become disqualified undertake provisions
Of the Second aud Tbird Sections OF the First
Article OF tue Constitution, and TO deliver 10
any persons applying whose names appear on
the said list 0i qualified voters, certificate of
registration, aud t. strike from the books Of
registration the name ut said dead, removed O +
disqualified persons, aud Tor what cause under
the Constitution aud Laws OF this state, as tho
case may be, aud to register the name of
every person who shall apply TO him to be
registered as qualified voter, who shall salts
~ him that he possesses, OF before the day of
election next ensuing will possess, the requisite
qualifications under the Constitution OF The
United States and the law made in pursuance
thereof, aud the Constitution of tho State of
Maryland, the qualifications OF age, Ii1en.
ship and residence, aud Is not disqualified un-
der the provisions Of the Second aud bird Sec
tions Oi the First Article OF the Consultation.
sUkRATf ID. WAREiELD,
oct l2-3l Register.
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PVBLIC SALE
OF VERY
DESIRABLE MILL PROPERTY,

sNliE subscriber will sell at Public Sale,
a on the premises. on
Thursday, The 2lh LAY Of October, 1872.
at o'clock, p NJ, his
Valuable Mill Property,
on Big Pipe Creek, within ~ miles of Ia.
neytown, Carroll county, Md. within one
mile Of the Frederick and Pennsylvania
Line Railroad, containing 80 ACRES OF
LAND, more or less, about Acres in
Timber. principally ash, beautiful Mea.
dow oil about % cres, is. aud can be
fIrmed, two very convenient fields Of about
4 Acres, with water, the land is Of the best
quality and in n high state of cultivation.
under good fencing, Orchard of choice fruit.
The improvements are a new
House, new Mill, new saw A al
Mill, also good Barn aud nhfA
other out buildings, aud a IL c s!!sss1,s
never failing well Of water ut the door; the
Mill is titte with two pair of burrs and
room for another, is run with fort two
inch Burnham Wheel, capable of doing fast
and good work; the Saw Mill is double
geered, and also run with n l}urnham.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
For further particulars apply to
] COB ERB,
Mayberry, Carroll county. Nd.
oct 5.sts
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BUILDING and cabint Hardware, large
I'D stock at lowest city prices, at
feb 10 E. K, GEIsNAND'S.
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Estote Of Joseph Daeis, deceased.
NOTICE Il hereby given that the subscri-
IN Der has obtsined from the Orphans'
Court Of Carroll county, letters Of Adninis-
tration on the Personal Estate Of
JOSEPH DAVIS,
late of Carroll county, deceased, All psrsons
having claims against said Estate, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same within ak months
from this date, otherwise they may b. crelud-
ed from all benefit OF said Estate Those In
dcbsed are requested to make immediate pay
ment
JOHN T.. SMITH,
angt ~ Administrator.
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Two gentlemen may obtain board nj mod
crate prize by applying at this Office
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HEAD QUARTERS
Estate Of Nm Lisdiich, deceased.

Estate Of I'm Liediich, Deceased.
NJ Office is hereby given to the creditors
~ Of William Liedlich, deceased, 10 file
their claims agninst said deceased, properly
authenticated, in the Office OF the Register
of Wills for Carroll county, on or before
the 18th of October next, preparatory to u
distribution Of the balance of the estate Of
snid deceased now in the hands Of the IN.
dersigned, as Administrators Of said decd,
10 be made amongst said creditors under
the order Of the Orphans Court Of Carroll
county on the 18th day Of October, 1872;
after which last named day the undersigned
will pay TO each Of said creditors their re.
spective dividends according 10 said dis;ri.
button, ut the Union National Bank Of
Westminster
ELIZABETH LIEDLlcH.
Administrators.
Westminster, Nd, Sept. IS, 1872.
sept 81 st
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Estate Of Francis ~ Grimes, decreased.
Office IL hereby given that the subscr iber
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 porsons
having claims against the deceased, areherrby
warned to exhibit the same with tho vouchers
thereof legslly authenticated to the subscriber.
on or before the 18th day Of February nex,,
they NAV otherwise by law DO excluded IRON
all benefit Of said Esiaie. Those indebted arc
requested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 2sih day Of August
1879.
BASIL ]. GRIMES,
aug 3l.4ts Administrator.
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E.tate Of Samuel 8. Fa4r7lqa, lirqease.l

Estate Of Samuel o. Fatrnan, 'iccease.i
OrlCEi Is hereby given that the subscribers
~ bave obtained from the Orphans Cosrt OF
Carroll county letters OF Administration on
the Personal Estate OF
SAMUEL d. uHaMAS,I
late Of Cavroll county deceased. All persnus
having claims against the deceased, are hereby
warned 20 exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated to the subscriber,
on or before the 3D. day OF February next;
they may otherwise BY law be excluded from
all benefit of said cetate. Those indebted afs
requested To make immediate payment.
Given under my band this 2sth day Of July,
1874
SARAH JANE FCHRMAS,
DANIEL G. FRANKF0RTER,
aug at Administrators.
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InsoIYcnt,s NotIce.

John y. Fritz ps. His Creditors.
ORDERED this lth dry Of March.
" 1872. that John y. friIs give notice
10 his creditors, endorsers and surclies. that
the Second Monday Of August next is fixed
for the said John y. Friiz TO appear in
the Circuit Cont for Carroll county, 10
answer such heterogeneous as his creditors,
endorsers aud surelies may propose or al
lege against him; aud that copy Of this
order be published in some newspaper
printed in Carroll county, once week for
three successive months prior TO the said
ID Monday Of August next. rs such notice.
Test: JNO. .. BOYLE, Clerk.
mar ib.3m
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WESTMINSTER HOTEL,

HORNER Main and Court
- Streets, Westminster, 4 asl -
undersigned having leased VIC 1911
this well known Hotel, and the salne hav.
ing been thoroughly repaired with many
improvements and reIitted generally, takes
this method of Informing the citizens Of
Carroll and adjoining counties and the tray
cling public. that 40 effort on his part shall
be wanting 10 make them that favor him
with call AS comfortable as possible. The
table shall he as good as this market affords.
The bar stocked with pure and unadultera
ted Liquors; waters attentive and polite,
and charges moderate. A call is respect.
fLlly solicited
Good and reliable 0stlers specially.
mar l6tf L. /. WHEELER.
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DWELLING House,

a good Barn, and the usual number OF out.
buildings The soil, like the Home Farm,
is Of excellent quality and in the finest state
Of cultivation; it is also well wriered and
well fenced. Both Tracts have been thor.
oughly lined
pca- This Property will positively be
sold.
Tic Terms Of Sale as prescribed By the
Dccree We One third cash on the day Of
sale or on the ratification thereof, one third
in one year, and one third in two years
the credit payments 10 bear interest from
day o. sulc aud 10 be secured By the note
or notes Of the purchaser or purchasers to
the satisfaction of the Trustees
TOBIAS OURSLER,
JOHN I. OCRSLER,
Trustees.
JAMES a. c. B0Sp, SJliciior.
sept 2l-ts
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF TWO
VERY VALUABLE FARMS

II CRANBERRY NAIl.EY, tARRoLL Co. Nd.
TRNllE undersigned, by virtue of the De.
l. cree of the Circuit Court for Carroll
county, as u Court OF Equity, passed in the
case of 1nbias Oursler aud others aghinst
Mary 0urslar and others, will offer the
Real Estate in said cause deerend TO be sold,
at Public Sale, to the highest bidder, on
the premises, on
Saturday, tie 26th day Of October. 1872,
at O clock, p. NJ The said Real Estate
TO be sold embraces Two Tracts OF Land
The first, known rs the "liome Farmh OF
the late Henry uursler, contains
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Ill ACRES OF LAND,

moro or less. The second is a Tract Of
Lnud continuing
TWENTY FIVE ACRES OF LAND,
more or less, and is adjoining the Home
Farm. They will be sold either separately
or together Us the occasion requires. The
said Real Estate is situated in Cranberry Val
ley, Westminster District, and lying between
the old Sullivan Road and Baohman Valley
road. This property is about two miles from
Westminster, one mile from Winters Sta
ton on the Western Maryland Railroad,
and one mile from the Littlesiown Pike
The Home Farm is improved 4 M -
with large hree story Stone MrfSAs=An
DWELLING HOUSE, sftHst4f,
with back building; large
Switzer Barn, Wagon Shed, Carriage
House, Meat House. and nil the necessary
buildings in good repair. II has on il
& sufliciency of good Timber and the resi-
due is cleared laud in the highest state OF
improvement, so Acres Of which is heavily
set in grass. II is well fenced, there being
about 500 panels Of post and rail fencing.
There is water in every field and a never
falling Spring nj the house.
The second Farm Of Is Acres is itnprov
ed with comfortable
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at Shamberger Station on the Western
Maryland Railroad, in Carroll county, Nd.
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Registration Notice.

JOIN e. HAINES.
kugister.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-22

in o." matter Of rb" Guardianship u the
uJvor heir. ii Coriulba a. Irabcru, de.
urlsrl
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CoayI2oiLrs Cg4tLycr
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: U"W|7N- = " I \ "-"TNT|,
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Cabinet Salesrooms

Long knowing the wants Of the citizens NJ
Wood Cou1ty ia the establishment OF 4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-27
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 81 1872

a highly reprehesible manner. But we must
recollect that It requires the exercise of al
most Divine forbearance to 'tturn the other
cheek also, the first having been smitten.
The. negroes are not saints. Those who
| complain of their conduct in Mobile have
stoUtly maintained the doctrine that they
are hardly fit to be men, being of an in
ferior race. They have rarely, if ever,
been respected as citizens, even though
they are included in that category by the
| laws Of the land and the customs of the
higher Civilizations. But we, as the friend
Of the negro, have never claimed for him
anything higher than human character
istics; and we are aware that he is en-
dowed with as large share of human i'm
| projections as are some of his lifelong
prosecutors. Among other peculia1ities
| Of the average man is a tendency to re-
| ciprOcate any sentiment or action felt or
practiced toward him. After centuries of
physical and moral bondage, the descend
ants of the Africans have begun to learn
that they must strike for themselves if
they would maintain their defenses. And
as they are naturally the most docile and
peaceabIe Of all the races on this con-
tinent of which'we have any knowledge,
it follows that they must have acquired
their aggressive habits from the example
Of the self-styled superior races
Those who resort to unlawful violence
incur the liability to be punished; but the
negroes have observed that the usual way
in Mobile is to give and take on the street.
and thus have it outo No Q6tice of many
Of the ARRAYS has ever been taken by the
courts, or, at 1easto no vigorous punisho
ment inflicted when influential parties are
involved They nave learned by sad exc
perience that all the redress they San get
is such as they can take on the instant
By pursuing such q course they Become
law breakers and justice requires they
should be punished. Public opinion so
far as il is confined Co the white senti. |
nents appears 20 clamor for it, Let the
law take its course in this case with the
understanding that the superior race cake
care TO set q better example in the future |
And as they laTe fotlnd QUE as last that no
man or class Of men can disregard the law
without suffering Coz it &C last, we hope
our ~hite friends in Mobile will f6arn q
moral from WHAT at present seems to be
by them as an esjl with no bright !
side to il,
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| the head rather than the heart. We do not
believe that Grant and Greeley are the bad
men or the weak men that their political
enemies represent them to be. On the
contrary, there is the best Of reason for
believing they are good and useful men,
for they have proved themselves such in
the past; and it is but reasonable
to suppose they will continue to be
such in the future. As professional
men each has distinguished him
self Greeley has long stood at the head
OF journalism in this country, and by his
writings exercised a more powerful infiu-
ence over the masses than perhaps any
othey political writer during the last
twenty years. He is intimately acquainted
! With our form Of government. IS q devoted
friend Of well regulated f:begty. and tho
! Iegstands thoroughly the wants Of the
people. He possesses in a high degree
the talent for imparting the thoughts Of
lis 'ssl! stofed m.nd to tie people, both
| as 3 writer and public. speaker. In this
! respect lie is the superior Of tIro Grant.
! The marked manner in which 1I.. Greeley
! is .: present being received in the Western
States and the effect Of Lis speeches
among the people, are significant.
It VIII require something more !han
partisan abuse to freals down srch q man.
CLEARED Of the dead weigh. the old Demo.
c:ae:e patty las sadalei uro,: NJ. Greeley,
he ysould be. Under the impulse the pros
gect o5 reform lad given lie Liberal Re-
publican party. cey.ain e Sc sne next
President. And as It IS. ne IS going 10
make q ss1:cb better run thaD tie friends
Q: Mr. Grant are willing to admit.
Whatever have been the faults Of SIR
Gran: a. the chic! eiyi! officer Of the re-
p'sblic. it Is generally acknowledged that
be displayed none as q professional! sol-
dieg during the civj! war that seriously
Threatened re integrity q tie country.
O a.! the generals who distinguished
themselves il that trying contest his
:7c"y; IS perhaps the brightest This Is
sad without meaning any dispayagement
to she :.4any noble, daring and patriotic
men who rallied under che Gag Of she
Union in defense Of freedom.
81! parties agree tia: Pgesil!en: Grants ;
military geeogd IS good. Bat large
party Ease pronounced Is civil career
vesy imperfect, and this party IS support. |
ing N:. Greeley for the Presidency. The |
two parties are now eapvass;ng the mat
- heso.e tie public, an! in November |
mex. :Le:r verde: will be rendered. It /
would be :ery strange. indeed. If both |
candidates for the exalted position of
Pges!dsn: Of !: great republic srere not !
amii:e 2tis,' wise. good ana patriotic men.
When uesa wao can aspire to the highest
horo.s within the gif. Of :gee and en-
iigb'cae.! :eogfe caD cease 20 be this,
then oHss :=S'sbJicaD days vi! Sc aum-
It3et!o
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THE LIBERAL CONVENTION,
Call for a Liberal Convention to meet on
Monday, October q, 1872,
HEADQUARTERS LIBERAL EXECUTIVE Coxa1TTEE. )
Parish of Orleans
Narv Orleans Ser,tn,rt.er loo I

| HEADQUARTERS LIBERAL EXECUTIVE C0xHITTEF
Parish of Orleans
New Orleans, September IS, 1872 !
| To the Citizens of New Orleans
| WHEREAS, Compelled by the exaetiops of the
| Democratic Parish Committeeman forced by their
hasry example to appeal to all voters OF New 0r-
| cans who are free from the exigenc!es CT par.
tisarsbip we fearlessly place our cause be-
fore the august tribunal of public opinion
The records of the conference committees DO not
stain our hands with an unlawful greed for Office,
We were the last at the doors of conference Cor
cancellation as we were eminent in spirit for unit~
And had the overtures and concessions, barely
short of humiliation, been accepted in fraternity
and patriotism this community would have es-
capped the vezations incident to a family disrup.
ton. While most deeply deploring the necessity
for a convention composed exclusively ofLibeIals,
and conscious of the rectitude OF our purposes
We frankly fall into line to give the final roke of
success; therefore be it
l. Resolved, That a convention of the Liberal
party be and the same is hereby called TO meet in
this city on MONDAY, October 7, 1872 at 10 4. NJ
for the purpose Of nominating candidates for ali
parochial and municipal offices to be voted for by
the electors Of the parish of Orleans tie fourth
day of November next.
?. That the election for delegates be held On FRI
DAY, October 1872, from A. NJ to P. VI, in such
manner as the central ward clubs may direct Tie
places for holding such election will be designated
Hereafter
g. That the basis Of representation to said cod.
veLtion shall he as follows, viz:
Delegates.
>. coud ward........ .,......,....
Third ward
Fourth &rd..'........... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Fl tn ward
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a% c!2Il% is 3GpidIy Gpp!Os ch!flp when {
3! .;1.aI decision viii have 70 ie rendered Il
.,7ts citizens '.po,s The question o:s;sjsc.ip
F.; ton % The Texas gailyoad. So: is it as
su;n;as 500 3nucb to say that Upon tha,
J decision will hinge il 10 :acoY4s:derabie
eIegyao tie future. prosperity Q: the citv.
E'oy ills line Of travel this az e.l?e Of com,
mcgee as vital to oil. business interests
az are sic arteries il the hQma.. frame e,
s5pp'y:ng :!.e heart with Boot.
81: sic material question now ID f2s con.
! s;iegat; !. whether sc vii. take 4 sub.
I, ri: ton :: one !4i.lfo. dollars. 10 .be paid
| in asses :1.s.1ss IS tie erogI. progresses. for
'gl.icis an equivalent s. given in stock. or.
wle sseg SO viii con.eu: 20 Jose the four
millions. .: Soad; ISSUED Iy the State to
! :he company. These !Jords are positive
oietse tgoa Iyhjch fLeye s no .scapfnc.
4 .c.;.5.. % tt.e ;c:fs wese conditional
seven l.uirsJ and fifty thousand dol.
!ars ~ tie completion 0. tile road to a
sag:a:n point. Tia. has Been COMPLIED
with. In additional! se~eD hundred and
fifty thousand dollars is secured y = sac.
oaI mortgage, to be expended on the same
section Of sixty miles: w;gi:. the two and
lais millions dollars e;r.u in DISCHARGE
Of the guasanteed Endorsement On the sec-
ond mortgage bonds or the Branch from
ye.milfonyi;!e IS REPRESENTED 81. twentr.
- s4-.., i. -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-27

DR.. NJ. Schuppert, following the lead of
Governor Warmotb, who subscribed $4,000
toward building the railroads to Houston
and Shreveport, volunteers to subscribe
$1,000 for the same purpose. lie says: Il
do net doubt that the city Of New Orleans
contains at least 800 more men who, even
with small means like myself, are willing
to subscribe for $1,000 bonds so well Sc
cured. In this way we can do without the
'oId fogies, spectators and large capital
ISIS