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Letter from the UpDeT End.

UPPER END, Oct, %, 1872.
MeSSrS. Editors The latest item of interest
ing news which has reached us this week,
through our County papers, is that the Board
OF School Commissioners at their last meeting
determined to invite proposals from the vari-
GUS publishers and editors plying their voca-
ton in and around Towsontown, to print all
the blanks, reports, permits, bills, receipts, &c ,
&C., for the use of our public schools. This is
as it should be, and l am glad that now all will
have an opportunity to perform the work as
cheaply as they desire. True, the Union is not
included in this arrangement, and this is Glso
as 1t should be. Your paper represents but a
small, poor and illiterate portion OF the people
who pay the school taxes The democracy do
now and always have supported the public
school system in their quiet aoay. This little
printing job may be made to cost any sum
from one hundred to five thousand, but that is
nobody's business. Publishers and printers,
like other men, can't live without money, and
the great democracy thrives and prospers as
the noble system of free schools Adurishes.
am aware that the great and good Horace said
not long ago, that "if there were no public
schools in the country, the democratic party
would thrive better" but if Horace could see the
deep interest taken by our democratic friends
here in school matters, be would own his mis-
take. also justify this little contract business
for another reason, viz: We should be liberal
in our dealings with our liberal republican con-
verts, ang as the entire democratic, conserva
tive, liberal republican press in Towsontown is
run by t,0o democrats and one hberGlthe chance
should, of course, be only given to these three,
-fSr since we nominated honest old Horace
IA make no distinction on account of - any
thing. Yours, For GREELEY.
P4S.-since writing the above am inform
ed that one of the democratic publishers has
refused to serve as public printer, thus leaving
the contest between the liberal and the demo-
crat, Why democrat should refuse to serve
thespublic in any capacity, is not very clear,
but perhaps in this case, it may be satisfactorily
explained.
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Be ON DUrY --Fellow-citizens, the election is
upon u.s. Rouse mp from your etbargy Awake
from your sumbers and get the men in line
Some of your neighbors will stay at home unless
you urge them out Some will say they have
not time Some will be indifferent to it. 1t is
the duty of every devoted patriot TO be active and
energetic from now until election night in having
the greatest possible number Of votes polled for
Grant, Wilson and Hancock Every voter has a
duty to perform That duty cannot be perform
ed unless he votes But he should not stop there.
He should keep the luke'warm stirred up, the in
different aroused, the active at work. Talk to
all you meet. Let no man put you off with a
paltry excuse. Let none put you off except by
voting This, and only this is the one thing that
should satisfy your demand to do the duties OF
an American citizen. Give those who surround
you to understand that if there is nothing else
done on election day that they must vote. This
cannot be deferred 1t cannot be neglected. Let
no man faI;er in his duty. Let-Pone fail to dis
charge his sacred trust Your country and your
business afterwards is the spirit tor election day
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Circuit Court of Baltimore County,.
SEPTEMBER TERM, 1872.
ffo7s. Richard Grason and Geo. Yellott, Judges
Edlo. II. Ady, Esq, Clerk; j. F. G. Talbot,
Esq, States Attorney !; Samuel J.
Robinson, Esq, Sheriff.

THURSDAY, Oct IL.
State VS.. Thomas Lippincott indicted for larceny;
tried before the court adudged not guilty. State
John NJ Smith, indicted for conspiracy, removed from
Criminal Court of Baltimore city; motion to quash
fled and overruled; tried before the court adjudged
guilty and sentenced to city Jail for two years.
FRIDAY, Oct IS.
State Chas. Hogan, colored, indicted for burning
the dwelling house Of George Hamilton, tried before
jury verdict guilty not sentenced State Geo. T.
Spapgelberger indicted for assault and battery;
moved from Criminal Court of Baltimore city, tried
before the court, and adjudged guilty; fined 500 and
costs State Henry Teick, indicted for riot; re-
moved from court tried before the court adjudg
SATURDAY. Oct 10.
State vs. Frederick Lawrence, indicted for assault
and battery gave bail in the Of $500 with Christian
Lawrence.
MONDAY Oct 81.
Francis g. Fossettvs. Daniel Lee agreed each party
to pay his own costs.
TUESDAY, Oct %
Kittaning Coal Company vs. Thomas Ward judg-
ment by confession for plaintiff terms to be fled
Amos Baughman VS.. Q, G. Towson; Judgment by de
fault for plaintiff for S131.99. L. Hartze Edward
Shelley Judgment extended for plain tiff for Sill So
John Ray and wife VS.. John Loeber; judgment of non
pros HArman Goldsmith VS. Lawrence Tobn judg
ment by confession for plaintiff terms to be fled
VIM s. Shealey Bro. Charles Jessop: tried before
jury; verdict in favor oil plaintiff for $500 Jacob
HnckeIl VS.. Wm A. Disney and Joseph Marriott tried
before the court Judgment for plaintiff for costs Helm,
Nicodemus Il Co. VS.. II C. Grabenhorst; removed to
Court of Common Pleas Baltimore city.
WEDNESDAY, Oct %.
John Thomas vs. Stephen Musgrove; removed on de-
fendant's affidavit to the Supreme Court of Baltimore
city. Thomas Wooden and others VS. Rebecca Wooden
Dodge 4 Co. Robert Dworth judgment by
fesson for $114S3 Jacob Hecht Co. James Crud-
den Judgment by confession for plaintiff for $315.S3.
Same VS.. same judgment of non pros John Downey
Son VS.. David 5. X. Miller judgment of pros.
John Marst vs. John Gracey, Robert NJ. Polk and Mary
Polk action of repevn for goods under distrant for
rent in arrear tried before jury verdict for avowant
for $25557. Henry Cramer VS.. John T. Johns; judg.
ment for plaintiff for 1925,
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CORNER "-Democrats have never been in
so bad fix before They have always been al
lowed the privilege of voting for Democrat
They have always bad a candidate who had
something in his antecedents to recommend him
to the Democratic party. But now they are de-
MED the privilege OF voting Tor straight Demo
crat Charles O'Connor is a straight out Demo
crat But our Maryland Democrats are not per
mittei to vote for him. Add after being denied
their privilege as Democrats they are then denied
their privilege as American citizens Of choosing
which of two Republicans they will support -
They cannot vote for man Of their own party,
and are not permitted 10 select a Republican to
suit themselves. What an Anomalous Democra-
cy Has this party OF Andrew jackson, James
K. Polk and franklin Pearce degeneraled into
the political property of its politicians? They
must cote for Greeley. Because its "Greeley or
no fodder" They can't vote for OConnor be-
cause ii is anything to heat Grant" They
can't vote for Grant because the Liberal Repub-
lican Greeleyites trying 10 convince them that
Greeley is better Democrat than any man in
the Democratic party. Will YOU explain to US.
our Democratic friends, how it is that you are in
this fix This is surely YOUR corner in politics.
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ALL THOSE THREE LOTS OR PAR
GELS OF GROIrND


lying and being at Hampden, Baltimore coun-
ty, and thus described:
Beginning for the first lot Of ground on the
centre of Hickory Avenue at the southwest
corner of lot number ninety four as de- ignated
on the map OF the Ham den Association prop
erty, and running thence with the south line
of said lot easterly about 220 feet TO the centre
OF Central Avenue; thence easterly with the
centre OF Central Avenue by straight line
about $50 feet; thence still soUtherlS, curving
westwardly 20 feet with the centre of the Cen
trail Avenue until it meets the centre OF Hicko-
ry Avenue and thence north westwardly with
the centre Of Hickory Avenue to the place Of
beginning, being lot No. 81 delinested on the
map aforesaid.
Beginning for the second of said lots on the
east side OF the Falls Turnpike Road at the dis
lance of 3O5 feet southerly from the intersec-
ton OF the east side of said road with the cen
tire of the Sd Avenue of Hampden, and run
ming thence easterly with the south line of lot
No. 81, delineated on the map aforesaid, about
294 feet to the centre Of Hickory Avenue :,
thence with the centre OF said Hickory Ayen-
ue southerly l35 feet thence westerly with
the north line of lot No. 90 to the east side of
the Falls Road about 294 feet, and thence north h
erly with the east side of said road about 1874
feet to the place of beginning, being lot No. 95
on the said map.
And beginning for the third of said lots at
the intersection of the centre lines of Hickory
and Third Avenues thence running easterly
with the centre of Third Avenue about 3l4 feet
to the centre of Central Avenue thence south
erly with the centre of Central Avenue 49, feet
to the north line of lot No. Sc; thence westerly
with said line about 80 feet to the centre of
Hickory Avenue, and with the centre of Hick-
DRY Avenue about 1870 feet to the place of be-
ginning, being lot No. SO, as delneated on said
map.
These lots are beautifully located in the -four
ishing village of Hampden, near the city limits,
on the Falls Turnpike Road, and the most de-
sirabe land near Baltimore for investment.
TERMS OF SALE.-One- half cash on the
day OF sale, the balance in twelve months from
day of sale, with surety approved.
THE MARYLAND LAND AND PERMANENT
| HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION OF BALTI-
MORE COUNTY, Mortgages.
T. I. r. B. Bo kRMMAN' Attorneys
MORLING & CAN'T, Auctoneers.
Oct. lets.
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Wednesday, 18Th Of Norember, 4. D. 1872,
at 4 o'clock P. NJ,
ALL THOSE TWO PIECES OR PAR
GELS OF LAND.

situate in the village Of Hampden, Baltimore
county, and described as follows beginning
| for the first of said parcels ofland on the cen
ire of Hickory Avenue, at the distance of So
| feet southerly from the northwest corner of
Lot No. loo as laid down on the map of the
Hampton Association property, and running
| southerly with the centre of said avenue IS.
| feet; thence easteriy parallel to the 4th Az
enue OF Ham pden, about 40 feet to the centre.
of a ten-foot alley midway between Hickory
and Centre Avenues; thence northerly with
the centre of said alley IS feet, and thence
westerly parallel to 4th Avenue, to the place
of beginning.
And beginning for the second of said parcels
of land on the centre Of Hickory Avenue the
distance OF 81 feet southerly from the north
west corner of Lot 100 as laid down on the map
ofthe Hampden Association property, and run
ming southerly with the centre of said avenue
IS feet; thence easterly parallel to the 4th Av.
enue OF Hampden, about l70 feet to the centre
of ten-foot alley midway between Hickory
and Central Avenues; thence northerly with
the centre of said alley rs feet and thence
parallel to the 4th Avenue of Hampden wester-
ly to the place OF beginning. The above de-
scrbed parcels of land being part Of said Lot
No. lO6, which is particularly described in a
deed from W. S. Crowley and wife 70 Sarah A
Mankin, dated 18th day of September, A. D.
1885, and recorded ia Liber j. H. L. No ST. TO-
lilo 3Sl, one of the land records of Baltimore
county.
The above property is situated within a
short distance from the city limits. in a sec
ton contiguous to the city rapidly increasing
in value.
TERMS OF SALE:-One-haH of the pur-
chase money cash on the day OF sale, the bal
anee in IL months from the day Of sale, the
credit payments to bear interest from day of
sale with approved surety.
THE MARYLAND LAND AND PFRMA-
NENT HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION OF
BALTIMORE COUNTY, Mortgages.
L. P. D. NEWMAN, .t.o.
R. L. BOARMAN, A''ofheyS'
M0RLING & CAN'T, Auctioneer.
Oct. l9.-ts.
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GIGANTIC FRAUDS AND Mosr IMPUDENr Rob-
BERRIEs.-The Baltimore papers of Wednesday
published the following dispatch;
York, Pa, October 22,-Last March, soon af-
ter the Legislature appointed reauditing com
mittee, the court house here was entered, and
all the vouchers stolen which could implicate
any of the members of the ring, Last nigh t
another bold stroke was made; the courthouse
was again entered, and all the Treasures ac-
counts for the past six years were stolen, to-
gether with the stub-book, in which is contain
ed the record of the notes issued by the coun-
ty. But the most important of all, the reaudi-
tors report itself, which was to have been filed
at the November term of court, containing evil
dence of the most gigantic frauds, was taken,
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ATTENTIONf

Every member of the Republican Executive
Committee is urgently requested to convene in
Towsontown, at II o'clock NJ, on Monday, DC.
tober 2Sth. Business of vital importance will
be submitted to their consideration.
C. w. gladden., Chairman.
81. c. LoNGNEcKER. Secretary.
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Ns~ President Grant recommended unver-
sal amnesty in his annual messagst to Congress
in December last. The Republican party at
once acted upon the recommendation and
would have passed universal amnesty act,
but for the opposition offered by Senator Sum
ner and his friends. Mr.. Sumner tackled his
supplemental civil rights bill to this bill every
time it came up for vote and prevented its
passage xecause it could not obtain two thirds
vote without Democratic support.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS,
Corrected from Thursdays papers.

FLOUR.
Howard St. Super $5.OO@S6.5O; Extra $3.50
@S7.5O Family $8.3O@SlO.OO Baltimore Fam
lily $1,000; Rye Flour $4.O0@$5.OO; Corn Meal
$350@S3.6O.
GRAIN.
Southern White Wheat $20a; Red $l.95
choice Western White Sl.55; Pennsylvania Red
Sl.65; White Corn 70@7S cts; Yellow do.
60@62 Oats "A cts; Rye rs cts.
PROVISIONS.
Bacon Sides, loose, to the trade, III cents /;
Shoulders 81 cents, TOR cured meats; Hams 81
@22 cts. Lard, jobbing, $40 10 cts; Western
Dressed Hogs % cts; Liverpool ground salt
SL7O@SI.sO; fine $2.75@S2S5 per sack Turks
Island 5000 cts per bushel.
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ELtcTIoN IN BALTIMORE,-An election took
pIaN Ia Baltimore city on Wednesday last for
members Of the first brpneh of the Council
veeE lightvote was poIled and the election
passed off quietly. The Republicans succeed
ed in electing three Of theirS men, viz, one
from the 18TH one from The 10th, and one from
the goth ward. This is a gain of two members
the last Council having ibutone Republican,
member-Mr. James Hughes from the 18th
ward, who is re elected -.
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at GOES RIGHT TO THE SPOT"
INSTANT Relief
Reinhardt's German Vegetable
Bitter Elixir.

THE very best and cheapest Remedy of the
Il age, only 20 cents bottle, offered to the
public not to accumulate an immense fortune,
but to relieve the afflicted. 1t is the most sure
and reliable help for all those who suffer with
Dyspepsia, and all disorders that arise from
weak and foul stomach. A single dose will
cure the worst kind of Sick Headache in few
minutes.
FEVER AND AGUE attacks will be check
ed instantaneously by taxing dose at its pc
riodical appearance, and few bottles will cure
the disease permanently. Price, 20 cts. bottle.
NS-For sale at l41 N. Gay St., and Manuf'g
Depot, No. 1S1 East Madison St., Baltimore.
Oct. I9.-1y.
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MAKE MONEY fast and honoraby by at once applying
for territorial right (which given free to agents
to sell the BEST nges most useful and rapid selling
Sewing Machine, and Patent Button Hole Worker over
used or recommended by families buy one for your
use it isonly $a, Sent free everywhere by ex'
press Address for particulars JEROME B. HUDSON Co.
Corner Greenwich and Courtlandt Streets, New York.
Oct a-6m.
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FeILO,g-CjfjzellS.

DON forget the registration On Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday of next week the reCistra-
ton officers will complete their work. No one
can vote whose name is not on The list. See TO
it that nobody is left off who is entitled to regis
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PERKINS is still Photographing 1.-THE human face
dyne' at his long established Gallery Nos. EOS and
207 Baltimore Street. He is making LIFESIZED
PORTRAITS, enlarged from old deguerotypes, and
small pictures speciality. Cali on PERKINS.
Oct. LILY.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, STU
ATE IN THE VILLAGE OF HAMP-
DEN, BALTIMORE COUNTY.

Tn pursuance of power contained in mort
Il gage from Alice 6. Mankin, Sarah Mankin
and M. Theresa Mankin to the Maryland Land
and Permanent Homestead Associa- ST.
IS ton of Baltimore county, dated oath SssSS
E&day of October, A. d. 1868, and re
corded among the Mortgage Land RECORDS OF
Baltimore county, in Lber E. II. A, No. 81,
folio l76, and under the provisions Of the Pub.
lie General Laws OF Maryland, the undersign
ed will offer at public sale, on the premises, on
Wednesday, 18th of November, a. d. 1872,
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DIED.

AT Gainesville, in this county, on the 18th
inst, of typhoid fever, GEORGE W., youngest
son of George and Amanda Wells in the 18th
year of his age.
At Hookstown, in this county, on the 18th
inst, of congestion of the brain, ANN CRAWFORD,
in the I'D year OF her age, consort of the late
VIM. Crawford.
At Rayville, Baltimore county, on the 18th
instant, after a prolonged illness, ELLEN RAY,
beloved wife of B. +. Ray.
At her residence 235 Madison Avenue. Balt-
more city, on the 9th inst, Mrs. SARAH BosLEY,
widow of the late Daniel Bosley, of Baltimore,
departed this life, aged SO years.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CLOTHING !
CLOTHING

AUGUST LOOSE, MERCHANT TAILOR, Towsontown,
that he has laid in his stock of FALL and
WINTER GOODS for gentlemen and youths Ev.
cry description of goods be found in his
Enlistment, which will be made up the shortest pos
sble notice, in neat and fashionable See his
advertisement in another column. [0ct. 5.--3m.
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NATIONAL TaANKsGIvING.--Pres Grant
has issued the following proclamation.


WheredS, The revolution of another year has again
brought the time when it is usual to look back upon
the past and publicly to thank the Almighty for His
mercies and His blessings and
Whereas, If any one people has more occasion thar
another for such hankfuness it the citizens of the
United States whose Government is their creature sub
ect to their behests who have reserved to themselves
ample and religious freedom and equality before tht
law who during the last twelve months have enjoyed
exemption from all grievous and general calamity and
to whom prosperity in agriculture, manufactures and
commerce has been vouchsafed now, therefore,
By these considerations, recommend that on Thurs.
day the twenty eighth day of November next the peo
pie in their respective places of worship and there
make their acknowledg ments to God for His kindness
and bounty.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand. and
caused the seal of the United States to be affixed Dont
at the city of ashngton this eleventh day of October
in the year of our Lord thousand eight hundred
apd seventy iand Of the independence of the Vp
ted States tina ninety seventh,
tSigned) U. s. GRANT,
BY the President; 4
HAMILTON FISH, Secretary Of State.
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Reo;.tery Reojsteyy Re0ists,.

| You cant vote unless yon do. Once in four
years only you vote for President. The moral
effect Of n vote is worth much when you come to
make up y popular majority. Don't let one be
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nas~ Isn't it hsmilistipg 70 the people Of this
Congressional District that the geutisma p@wko
has represented them in Congress for six years
can give no better reason for his reelection
than just for the fun of the thipg~
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Reconciliation.

The cry of the Democracy is now reconcilia-
ton. They are very anxious to have things
reconciled to their way of doing by having Re-
publicans enough vote for Horace Greeley to
elect him. This is what would reconcile them
beyond all doubt. Something of this sort
some programme that would have placed them
in power and given them all the patronage OF
the nation would have brought reconciliation
at any time.
But why are things not reconciled as the
Democrats say they should be? Who is to
blame, the Republicans or the Democrats The
Democratic party has shown by its history that
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EUeT'y Vote

Coun's one. Every one helps 10 swell the num-
Der necessary to give najorty. Do not allow
any of your neighbors to go unregistered Let
every man be diligent and 40 hs-'dufy Let
none be negligent in this particular
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4U Names

% the list that do not have corresponding voters
should be stricken off. Call the registrars at
tention to this. Have every name taken off.
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YOIE1. NeiOhbO1'

Who is not registered can't vote. Hunt him up
Compel him 10 go to the registration officer and
have bis axqie pal 90 the list. Now is the time
TO attend tOii
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gss> In August, 1871, "honest" otd Horace in
discussing President Grants reelection used
eJRese words "Shouh my viecs be orerrHied and
.GelssroL Grcnt nominated, IhOLd his election in
yfuitety preferable to that Of any candidate Uho'H
QeBscrats may nominate" Democrats OF
INV can you support man who
Nqr party2
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1aS- Do the people of the District favor re-
pudiation !? Mr.. Archer as member OF Congress
voted in favor of it.
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Nay- Mr.. Archer has disgusted the people
wherever be has gore With his obscene "parrot
story"
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PEREMPTORY
MORTGAGEE'S SALE
OF
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN
THE VILLAGE OF HAMPDEN.
BALTIMORE COUNTY.

n pursuance of the power contained in a
mortgage from Sarah A. Mankin and Hen
ry Mankin to the Maryland Land and Perma-
nent Homestead Association of Baltimore
county, dated the 9th day of July, A. D. 1869,
and recorded among the Mortgage Land Re-
49,. cords of Baltimore county, in Liber aze
%% E. H. A., No. 80, folio 347, &C., the Sss sA
G+undersigned will sell at public auc- -
ton, on the premises, on
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