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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-08-28
HolIoways pills and Oint.

ment are the only medicinal preparations nec-
essary in families. The pills regulate all the
internal organs with unerrlng certainty; the
Ointment isa positive antidote to all external
diseases. Sold 7s Maiden Lane, N. Y. Price
20 cents per box or pot. Ask for New style; the
old Is counterfeited.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-08-28
SUBMERGED PUMP
THE Best Pump in the World

OUR Agents report over 100000 worth OF
~ properttyfayed from'Flre tins ear BY thosd
pumps, being the most powerful 'force-pumps
In the world, as well as Non-fresEinE.
SEQ October number, page 900, also the Proc
MUM list, page sos offhe Am. Agricuiturlst
This'paper never decelycs tho farmers. se-
notice In February number, page a. Try one
II IT don't do thewerk claimed, send Il back and
get your money, AZ we wgrrant 0un puhnS Ia
70 do all we claim foftliaih 6n our circulars.
Rohd dforcirdulArso or orders 10 the bridgeport
An ordor Cor nino No. Pumps secures an OK.
elusive town agency. No i7-tf,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-08-28
To Teachers.

EDITOR ENoUIRER'-The teachers
in the vicinity of Macarthur will
please call on me and express their
intention to attend the Institute by
signing the petition to procure
funds. Respectfully,
j. S. HUHN,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-08-28

soRrBNER's MONTHLY, IN Illustrated maga-
zine for the people conducted by ]. &. Holland,
has been Issued for September, and win attract
marked attention from all lovers or light liter
ature 1t isa arst-ratq numbe, and - publIshed
by scrihner 4 Co., New. York,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-08-28
StGUbenVluG, O., Female Seminary.

This widely known School affords thorough
Christian education, at cost Of little more than
$5 a week; one-fourth OFF for clergymen. The
S7th session go weeks) opens Sept. 11th. The
address of ali former pupils is requested. A
grand reunion at the close of the next year.
Send for particulars to REV. CHARLES z.
BEATTY, ID. De- L. i. d., Sup't, or REV. A. nj.
REID, PHI. d., Principal.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-08-28

THE GALAXY for September Il capital num-
ber, and maintains, in every particular, les high
rank among the periodical literature Of the age.
y is published by Sheldon q Co, New York.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-08-28
DRues!! S
DRUGS! T!

0. L. CUNNING has just removed
from the "Old Brick Corner" his
splendid assortment of Drugs, Med
icines, Oils, Paints, Books, Station
cry, &C., TO his NEW ROOM
IN Wills New Building, one door
west of Gilman, Ward & Co.'s Store,
on Main Street, whore he will be
pleased to meet all his old custom
ers, and as many more as chose to
give him their patronage.
His New Room is really the finest
in Southern Ohio; is being visited
by evcrybodyY and his supply o
Drugs, Wines, Oils, Toilets, and the
like equal to any other establishment
in the country.
He fills prescriptions, and can ac-
commodate all customers atreason-
able rates. If you want to see
the finest Drug Store, drop
in and examine this one.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-08-28

Having this day sold my Store,
and retired from business, / desire all
who are indebted to me to call and
settle Immediately.
MARY DOLAN.
zaleski, O., Aug. 7, 1872.
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mOE TO 900 PER WEEK made easy by
ID 20 any lady. 10000 sold In six months. The
most wonderfully rapid selling article ever In
vented for married or single ladies tae. No To-
male can ndo wlthoutit. Durable, elegant, cheap,
and what has always been wanted, and always
Will. Prontslarge Rights for sale. Lady agents
cnn make fortunes. Standard articles. Clrcu-
lars ffee Address Mrs, MORGAN, 14a Fulton
st., New York. p. o, Box StSa. M s'l 3 " ~
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-08-28

attend the Vinton County Fair on
the 26th and 9th of September2
THE University at Athens will
be open for the coming year on
Tuesday, September 18th.
FARMERS have commenced plow.
ing preparatory to putting in their
fall crops.
A pet rattlesnake, in box.
is on exhibition at Richmond
~ Huhn's store.
THOSE desiring to keep up with
the times should take the McArthur
Enquirer during this campaign,-
Only 25 cents for 1 months.
SOME wpstched creature says that
flies were sent on earth to keep
church congregations awake in
warm weather,
THE Sere and yellow leaf is al
ready found to remind us that sum
mer is almost gone and that autumn
is near.
Every person should vie with
his neighbor in an effort to
make our County Fair a sue
cess.
Try an advertisement in the
Macarthur Enquirer. 1t has .
very large circulation in this
and the adjoining counties.
A Brass Band is being organized
at Zaleski, under the direction Of
S. V. Dodge. The members under
his instruction are getting along
finely.
THE picnic at Watts Grove.
near Allensville, last Saturday, was
apleasant affair. Allpresent seem>
ed to enjoy themselves and be hap>
py.
During the fierce storm last
Thursday evening the light
ming struck tree near the res
idence Of George Lantz in the
west part Of town.
Our friend George Brown, who
lives on the highest hill between
Macarthur and Allensville, must be
u happy man this season. He has
a large crop of apples and grapes,
and not q very small lot of peaches.
Works of art are especially
solicited to be put upon exhi-
hit'on at our County Fair
Every person having n taste in
the direction should be repre-.
sented.
On Saturday last, q man
named Nixon, who was dig
ging ore about three miles
from Allensville, was severely
injured by the falling in of the
earth.
The big typos and little typos Of
this of1ce-"devil" and all-were
treated, on Monday morning last
by Mr.. David Bray, to some Of the
biggest and best grapes in this sec.
tion Of the country, May he never
fail to raise such quality fgrapes.
and Ard ready sale for them 80 long
as he remembers the printer.
WHEN you 60 to the Post Office
especially for the afternoon mail.
don't stand in the office, nor in the
door Of the office to read your cor.
respondence. Get It and go out
with as little confusion as possible,
ever remembering that there are
those on the outside who are as
anxious to get in as you were a few
minutes before,
WHILE at Allensville last
Saturday we took dinner at
the Hotel, on Main street, kept
by M. S. SNYDER. The house
is fitted up in good style, and
the tables supplied with every.
thing the market Affords
MIKE will make all who pat
ronize him feel at home.
The basket meeting, Of the
Christian Union Church, at
Mrs Foremans Grove, three
miles north of town, on Satur-
day and Sunday last, was at.
tended by q number of Minis
ters Of the Church, The storm
on Sunday morning prevented
many persons from attending.
y was q success.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-08-28

The ATLANTIC MONTHLY, devoted 10 lltera-
ture science, art, and politics, comes to us for
September crowded with the accustomed yarl-
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-08-28

ETY. Of attractive reading. It Is published by
Scrlbner & Co., Boston.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-08-28

"DsYCHOMACY, OR SOUL CHARM
ING" How either sex may gain the love and
affections OF any person they choOse, instantly.
Thissmple meutal requirement all can possess free
by mall for % cents, rogether with marriage guide
EgyptianOracle, Dreams, Hints to Ladies'" &c. A
queer, exciting book 100000 sold Add2ess T.
WILLIAM & co. Publishers, Philadelphia.
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LOOK HERE. EVERY
BODY!

CALL at CUMMINGS DRUG STORE, in Will's
Building, and see those Fine Oil Paintings,
Chromos, Photographs, Plain and Colorcd Lith-
are so beautiful!
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-08-28

II Is not physic which may give temporary
relief TO the sufferer for the first few Doses but
which, from continued use brings Piles and
kindred diseases to aid in weakening the inva-
popular name of "Bltters' is so extensively
palmed onon the public as sovereign remedies,
put it Is aMosT PUwRRFUL TONIC AND ALTERA-
TIVE, pronounced so by the leading medical au-
thorities OF London and Paris, and has been
long used by the regular physicians of other
cOuntriet with vvondarf11 RON, cd nj results.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-08-28
Qbe Gnqnirer.
EVERY mechanic is busy now.

THREsmNa wheat and oats is now
in order.
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Double Pipe Creek Items.

A Large Business Mr.. Frank Cover
has manufactured 10, 900 barrels of -four
since the new crog came in, and has
paid out TO farmers ia the surrounding
country fer wheat, corn, rye, oats, clover
seed, pork, &c, upwards Of 800, 600
since harvest YET money seems to be
searca aud hard to command, at least
by some.
Railroad Bridge Tho iron for the
bridge over Biz Pipe Creek, near Bruce
willie, on the Frederick and Pennsyva.
MA Line Railroad, has arrived aud the
tres,ling or false work on which to rest
the superstructure while erecting the
bridge, is now being put in, aud the
bridge will shortly be constructed,
The her.-Another cold blow
up on Monday morning, which coutiuu
ed during the day, and ice formed on
Tuesday morning one eighth Of an zach
thick, and where the ground was a little
wet it was frozen hard. This unusual
cold with the drought which has again
set 10, reiards the growth Of all vegeta
tion, Que gentleman planted potatoes
three weeks ngo aud the seed are in the
same condition us when planted Last
Monday was the great potato planting
day, IL icds the good sign.
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MARYLAND DELEoATEs TO CINciS.
NATL A convention Of Liberal Ropub-
leans assembled at Barnam's, in BAlti-
moro, on Wednesday last, aud appoin-
ted the following delegates to cincio.
natl Ex Governor A. W. Bradford
Thos A. Cunningham, Milton Whit.
ney, Louis Heunighaasea, NJ 7 Cos
nell aud Col. Wm II Wiegel, Of Bal
timors city j. J. Stewart, Chas Find
lay, Edward Ley and DR., J r Ward,
of Baltimore county Hcury W. HOtf
man, of Allcgauy; Hooper G. Hicks,
OF Dorchester; Samuel L, Gayerneur,
Of Frederick, DR.. Chas. r. Doran, of
Washington, aud Thomas ireland, of
Anne Arundel simultaneously will
abe foregoing Convention, Radical
Convention assembled at the Assembly
Rooms and appointed delegates to Pbila-
delphia, Of whom W. L. W. Seabrook
Esq, editor Of the Sentinel, is one.
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FmpAY, April %, 1872.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.
FRpAY, Anril 20. 1872.

Beef Cattle. The offerings at the Scales
during the past week amounted to s9S head
The prices ranged as follows; Best Beeves
at d 76aS7 IS; generally rated first quail
ity at 75aS6 81; medium or good fair
quality at 4 S7as5 62 ; ordinary thin Steers,
Oxen and Cows Mt 5OaS IS; inferior
and loves, grades of Cattle 50aS8 Co.
general average of the market SO l2l. Elk
IRENE range OF prices 4 37aS7 70. Most
Of the sales were from ) IS to SO 80 per
100 pounds
Sheep. Fair to good wool Sheep at Ga
9tcts. per pound gross.
Hogs. ranged as follows. fair to
good fat Hogs O1as6 62 per 100 lbs.
net.
Seeds Clover Seed s. 2ja5 Is; rino;hy
So 25as %; FLAX 5 81.
Leather. City Slaughter 40 to AZ cents:
Rough Skirting 80 20 IS cents; Spanish Sole
80 to 81 cents Country Slaughtered 30 to
AZ cents.
Hides.-city Steer at l2l ..tsi Cow ~
cents.
Hay and Strac. --ITay S5asSo per ton.
Rye Straw lSaSle per ton.
feathers.--Q Quote al 20 to 40 cents for
common to prime live geese per pound.
Wool Bury uuwashed, 80 to 80 cents
per ID; ungashed. free from barrs, a. TO
So cents; tubwashed, 30 to SO cents; lamb
pulled "a to 43 cents long pulled IS to 10
cents per pound.
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The .Sea,iael misapprehebds the pur-
port Of these words, as used in our last
They refer to the editorial Gus" aud
not to the party. We have been con
sistent, throughout, 10 faVoriug Dem
ocratic ticket upon a Democratic plat
form, and we favor that policy still,
But, we have not shut our eyes to the
tendencies towards coalition Hence
we said, in the article quoted by the
SeatiHei, in the hands Of the so
called Liberals is the power to facilitate
or dissipate that coalition. We spoke
Of the aspect Of political events or
probabilities, as presented to our mind,
not Of our preferences in reference to
them We have undergone no change
IN our views, whatever, upon this sub
jec;. But, judging from what has been
transpiring 10 the political world, We
think it very probable that coalition
may be effected, ii the Liberals are
equal 10 the occasion" That is, il
they are, indeed, liberals, aud shall
pursue liberal course, by putting forth
candidates pnobjectionable to the Dem.
mocraetic party, upon a platform re
quiriug no sacrifice Of Democratic prin
ciples. These are essential conditions
precedent to such coalition. But, will
the Liberals comply with these condi
tons +? That is the question to be de
termined on the FIRST Of May, at Gin
einnati d" Let "a wait and sec, "
whether they will be "eqaal to the
occasion" and not PREJUDICE their case.
That was our meaning 1t is hardly
necessary for as agaiu 10 declare (bc
cause the Sentinel misappreheaded our
meaDing) that We will follow the lead
Of no man or set Of men, aud will enter
into no coalition whatever that requires
the sacrifice Of Democratic principles.
If no such sacrifice should be required
and coalition should be established,
on that basis, we arc free to say tina.
we shall support it with all the zeal in
our power. Because, i. win make as
sutauce (of defeating Grant, doubly
sure, We believe the Democrats are
able TO defeat him, Of themselves but
if they have the aid Of the SO called
Liberals, all doubt Of his defeat is at
once dissipated
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DIED.

Near this city, on Tle5lay evening last.
Of brain fever, F!oFeaec NJ, daughter of
Wm. j. aud Fransanna Morolock, aged .
years, months and 81 days.
In MechanicstoSn, on the 18th instant.
George W. Stockslale, aged years. s
months and q days, son Of George ".
Stoeksdale, formerly Of this county.
Near this city, on the 22i instant, Lewis
Henry, sou OF Edward aud Annie VI. Burns,
aged years, months and 10 days.
On the 18th ultimo, at Cemmou,, Fred
erick county, Mrs. Sophia p Clemson,
relic, OF John Gleason, ST., aged ~ years
At the Exchange Hotel, North lansing.
Michigan, on the 10th instant, NJ. Nouh
L. Miller, of this county, ia the 25tA yeas
o. his age.
On the 18th instant, ia Keysyille, this
county, OF congestion of the brain, Tao ms
shorb, aged about IS years
On tho Sd instant, in Pleasant Valley.
Carroll county, Nd, John William Henry
sierner, aged 10 years, months and %
days.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-04-27

We will pay literally fora eorrespon-
dent in Manchester, New Windsor,
Taneytown, Middleburg, Silver Run,
Hampstead, aud one in Franklin Dis
trict. Who is willing to earn a
salary with his pen BY writing up the
local uews for the ADVOCATE IN these
several localities 2 Let US hear from
you. We have quite number Of ac-
tive correspondents, already, but We
want more-one at least in each Of the
above places. Win not some of the
ladies undertake the task Let US
hear from you.
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Business Locals.
Notices under his head TEN CENTS
per iHe far each insertion.

Notices Hn0er hiS hedh TEN chHl9
per lne far each insertion,
Ga and alter May lst, 1872, tho IN
dersigned will positively sell 10 goods
to any one except for cash.
81 j. Frank Brinkerhof
On and after May LIST, 1872, We, the
undersigned, wilIpositiyoly sell 10 goods
TO any one except tor cash.
81 Il zopp & Bro.
Ladies' aud Children's Paper Pat.
terms, latest New York Styles. Try
them. Il X. Geruand. q
A good assortment of Hamburg Edg-
ings and Insertings, ut
1t j. Yingling 4 Sons.
d. +. MILLER'S STOCK CON
SISTs OF ALL NEW GOODS,
House Keeping Goods, all ki'als,
good Goods ut low prices, at Ligget \
Beekenbaugh's.
outpay 20 cents for Malaga Straw
Hat, when you can buy one for 10 at
Ligget & Beekenbaugh's. 1t
Japance aud Pougee Silks, splendid
assortment, at low prices, at
1t J. iingling & Sons.
Hats Hats ! Hats Il Large sup
plies, and latest style, At Il, X Ger
nands
T. zePp & Bro. are selling Shoes aud
Hats very cheap. 1t
Black Alpaca, and full lino of
Dress Goods, at Miller's.
Ladies' Lasting Lace aud Button
Caters, cheap, at j F. BrinkerhoH's.
Chamber Sets, elaborately eolored,
also Plain Styles, at L. X. Demands.
Shawls at all prices, aud new Styles
at Miller's
Dolly Warden Caliooes, only 4 cents
per yard, at J. Yingliug & Sons.
j. +. BrinkerhoF has a fine assert
ment Of Children's Colored Shoes.
Queensware 10 great variety, at
1t Ligset ( Beckenbaugh's,
For choice styles Caiicoes, and no
Seconds go to L. X. Gernahd's
Another new 10. of fTats, just reeeiy.
ed, Mt 7 ZopP Il Bros. 1t
A good assortment of Cloths and
Cassimers, at j. Yiugliug & Sons.
Bod Spreads, all styles aud qualities.
at Miller's. 1t
Go to Miller's for the largest and
best assortment of Spring Goods
Real Scotch CheYio,s. Blue and Black
Serge, for spring aud summer suits. al
! 1t " X Gernand's
White Goods, White Goods of ever,
description, Il, j Yiugling & Sens
Large line Of White Pianc, at
1t Miller's.
The first lot Of Shoes from the West
minister Factory, for sale at Ligset 4
Beckenbaugh's. II
For best and cheapest Pant Stuff, g
10 L. X, Geroands
Lace Collars from 8 cents up, at
II Mil!er's
Beautiful White Coffee Sugar. only
II. csn,s, and best Rio Coffee for u
cents, at Ligge, Il Beckcnbaugh's.
Large stock of Dolly Vardeus, at
u MileTs.
Lawns, Lawns, Lawns, plain aud fg.
urcd, at j. Ilngl.ng 4 Sons.
Large line of Browa and illcched
Muslius, at all price,, at M,IIcr's.
Call aud look at Iarasols, at J Wing.
ling q Sons, they have just received
80 dlz direct from the manufacturers,
some as low as 80 cents. 2t
Dolly Vardenv, and all the most flsh-
rni5le styles in Hats aud Bonnets, at
Mrs \ L, Armstrong; 2t
New aud beautiful stock Of Japanese
Silks, Plain, Plaid aud. Striped, just
received, aiJ Yingling & Sons. 2t
Spriug Goods, new styles, just re
cejvcd, a, alrs j L. Armstrong;.
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Louisville Items.

Baalag association The Louis.
vile Building Association held its first
annual meeting. on Saturday last, and
elected the following Officers and Di.
rectors for the ensuing year :--Direc
tors, s. @ Harden, Abraham Prugh,
L. $. Bennett, WIN. S. Gambler, VIM
Trott, Sr., Charles BriDning, N. l.. +,
Harden, VIM Phillips, +. A. Gorsueh,
John Boone and p. A. Gorsuch, OF
GERS. President, Samuel G Harden I;
Vice President, N. l., +. Harden /;
Treasurer, Abraham Prugh Secretary
VIM. s Gamber. The Association is
in a prosperous condition. aud has dc.
elared dividend Of s3.66 on each share
of stock, clear Of all expenses.
Tarapike Election "A meeting Of
the stockholders of tho Mechanicsyille
aud Finksburg Turnpike Company was
held on the 9Th instant, at which time
au election for Directors took place,
with the following result IL. A. j
Lamotte, Moses Barnes. George w
lIorner. L Z. Gorsnch aud Elias Cor.
such. The Directors organized by elect
ing l. A. Lamottc, President; h. p.
Gorsuch, Treasurer, and Geo W. dor.
ner, Secretary.
The practice Of cutting sods from the
by ways aud lanes of this town, is one
which ought to be put stop to, by the
town authorities Green street is cut
into holes by this practice,
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MARRIED..

Marriage or Deaths Inserted FREE. n tier
ssessd 6rs iiHu they ,gin b cha 9ed for At ne
rate Of FIyt CENTS per Lac.
On the l4th instant, in the Lutheran
Church a, Taneytown, by Rev. p. Berg
sresser, Mr.. Charles C. Currens and Mss
AmaSda Shaefer, all Of Taneytown.
At the Reformed Parsonage. ia this city,
on the 18th instant, by the Row. W. {.
Cremer M. John a. Little aud Miss A lice
Foreman, both of this county.
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The s,ate tax for 1872 Of II cents on the
500 is levied for specific parposes, as
follows School tax, 10 cents bounty tax
81 cents loan of 1872 for deaf and dumb
Institution ! Of cent; Southern relief
bonds, Off cent and for Spring Grove
Insane Asylum, of cent total, II
cents.
The State tax was at first supposed to be
III cents, but the bill for an additional
100000 for the deaf and dumb asylum
having failed to become law, through in.
advericnee in engrossing, tho one fourth
cent to pay the interes. of that amount was
not required to be levied. The effect Of
the lax measures of the last session is to
relieve the landed property of the State OF
the direct tax, and 70 levy the amount
upon its business industries.
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Railroad Affairs.

ELKroN AND MIDDLErowN RAIL.
RoAp.-The Governor of Maryland has
Issued a certificate of incorporation to
the Middlctown and Elkton Railroad,
beginning at Elkton, Cecil county, and
running to some point on the line divid.
ing the States Of Maryland aud Delaware,
south of the Chesapeake aud Delaware
canal, to connect with q road from
Middletown, New Castle county, Dola
ware Capital stock, $3.50 900; in .
eorporators, Jacob Tome, David Scott
VIM Lindsey, John Peach, DR.. c, NJ.
Ellis, George W, Cruikshank, VIM. j.
Jones, Robert G. Lewis aud Dr. Joseph
V. Wallace - Cecil Democrat
The Baltimore and Drum Point
Railroad Company has purchased a
controlling interest ia the Annapolis
and Elkridge road, and it will be turned
over to the new owners within short
time.
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CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS David
A. Wells, Esq, of Norwich, Connect.
cut, addressed letter to Charles Fran.
els Adams, OF Boston, Mass, on the eve
Of the latscr's departure for Earape, to
attend the Geneva Board oil Arbitration
desiring him TO be the candidate Of the
Cincinnati Convention. Mr. Adams
replied, saying he did not want tho nom
ination, but would serve if it were ten
dered TO him, based upon confidence in
his character as developed in his public
life.
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Rev Mr.. Curtis, late Rector Of Mt
Calvary p. Il Church, Baltimore, has
embraced the Roman Catholic Faith.
One seventh Of Arkansas is sai4 to
have been recently sold for taxes.
A beet weighing 1871 pounds was re.
Gently exhibited q, San Jose, California
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Estate Of Margaret PoVi,l, deceased.
NOTICE ia hereby given that the s.b.
~ scriber has obtained from the Or.
phans Court Of Carroll county, letters
Testameniary on The Personal Estate Of
MARGARET PQQDER,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. All per
sens haying clairs against the deceased,
are hereby warned to exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof legally authenticated
TO the subscriber. on or before the 5th day
Of October next, they may otherwise b.
law be excluded from ali benefit Of said
estate, Those indebted are requested TO
make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 22l day OF
April 1872.
JOHN X. LONGwELL,
ap -'H Executor.
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Ono farmer 10 California, during last
season trapped and skinned 10000
squirrels, s~tiins the skins for glove.
making. nj fifteen cents each, 81 500
Que thousand acres Of woodland
near Centretowa, \. j. we're burned
few days since, causing loss Of $40 900
Oysters are bringing but 81 cents
per basket ofthree pecks 10 Miles River,
Tllbot county, Md