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, 1876-12-30


Mr.. Rolph, tho Building. Superlntendents
accommodating Secretary, has compiled tho
statistics showing the
AMOUNT or BUILDING DONE
in the past year, and has made bis report moro
lucid and thorough than my that has ever gone
from that office. From It arc taken the figures
in the following table:
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THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

~
'e".N !e.tssv a,,,. m,
1"aeF III ah"s''es wy ,,,.
Judge Williams wishes tic uFnno anu fetlt
.ry. iy7;, tn take notice tint they need not
meet until Tuesday, jan. 2
,r.. ,,,,,,,-,t,,r, .,.,crJ,v, NJ oh.rrycd ty
lnc 1eahIesI.o I.'..t,,, Hi,a;sa, .trrrt mntn
usr Yuil.i,1,rl MA At q. ni, IS dcgrcus; 10 a. !
nj, 30: II H., %; . p. M, 90; 8 p M, q.
barometer al n, H., 93so; 8 .. ir., 2Q,S9.
w., c..,.,u w., ,o.,.rdrv tcttl m in.
DcaMtflnfn..n'ser RIFT holn susiiI; sssi ,r;I{ rr.,na ~
n" l A5h @ stres., WIZ ps W., rpisrn !" Ia srmc.
~ y: HSs'' vi ',W+ H! F,.tor sirrct WIN rd ri
o. NJ. ~ Msn r;,nr.'ay iMy oscninr ""3
n"af' "'Sc'Se ln"'so"s e's'''''H'
wrestling ,nn.cl, 10 take place ut an carly day
hclwrrn Brink, Of Drinks Exprcss, md Capt,
nc:kcr, who stands 1T tlss. helm Of one Of tho
laka rrats pam9na Joc IL ro.nis ~ 1a'a' 's' 'of
se''' ""s' "ce" 's"''''a y" ''o 'ss"'''
The "Scl.u!astle Almanac" for 1877, pub
piled s,y J. A. l.yons, and printed At tlIe
Scholastic Printing vIltc, ls been rccclscd, aud
proyrs to he a considerable Improvement on TIC
matter In prose and ructry, ae well a: ft'! cal
c,ulark and nthcr matters snceiaily valuable to
Catholict. geographically, i IS one Of tic
most cycllitatle publications Ut tic year.
A, Saints, En,.conal suuday-srhool Of this
.1tv hill ia Ghrfsnn..trrn fcntival la the
s,ly ,'siM vho.int - s.",,t,,c vrrv manr bntmT
,rns,.n, onT ,,c"3cS witn t,,n tnnny oc1nsion
p1osen, nna aea's r,'a. w." ~ ftor XIII" reii
A.u lIt.ciGat'E , r.. it -'nnr.tn,s III ,Tnr
si!ae ~ tno siae'., ..tao H. w Wourv a
g,tcs 81 pshsel nsla p1aI, IL, nnarara tinn IL sn
ieFfv, ne:tnr, aacssc ~ ~ ~; NJ trs,,",aon ~
nppEp1h.G t.a,'"ss, a a,r.s .'so ~. fni"we,a hv
gus 70 Elauuci s.aal.s % n.ns 70 IN Ao'''"e0 ~
closing sonee anu oehce'etloh'
The regular monthly meeting Of tho Sofdtcrs'
IIun.c was held yesterday Afternoon Mt the resi-
tlcre of Or. lfannniil, No. 6e0 Wahas, nvcn,lc.
Very little business was done. A resolution
wa. Adopted directing, all the innlatrs Of the
Home to attend tllc religious services held there
Sunday afternoons, Tic usual reports showed
the institution to be fl n good financial C0lldt-
ton There arc at present tlitrty-one Inmates.
Mrs I[a,nniII and Mrs. Harvey wcrc appointed
The Visiting o,n,nlttce for the month"; It was
decided TO unit the next regular meeting, and
adjourn to tho annual meeting nt the Home,
South Evanston, on the 22aA Of February.
u,..us yr,,,,ot, 4, Etctr ,,h,tshcr.- ot 110
,.nr strt ,nvn ,s, i.s,.r r." irst n,,tnhcr
oa,h ht!sul, Inv W.. 1sAnIu .tH ,nU.
" tne tsHhchtoHttt pfe@iu} t"l'ttS 'IHaIo I"Ft4
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pledge, and there WINS every reason to hope that
many Ind bcrn led TO Christ.
Alter some further talk tho meeting ad-
tourncd.
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erw.pr nr 1onru p,,lsnNs

vendcd under tho uame Of Dentslnces. Adopt and
adhere 10 tho only preparation that really pro.
serves tho teeth. and haEdens tho gums, fragrant
sozodonl Its effects on dceaying teeth ure mar.
yc1ous.
, 1876-12-30


The Superintendent Of Buildings, Mt, L. D.
cleveland, has prepared his estimate for tho
appropriation for tho expenses Of hts depart.
mcut during tho year commencing Jan. 1, 1877.
The document will soon be submitted 10 tho
Comptroller 1t is a. follows:
Tho force Of this department cons!sts OF ten
mcn, ,-onc Superintendent, oNa Secretary, ons In.
e n aS
tte linta include ttlfty:stx square mas. and as
the lire and building ordinances require this Dc;
hnldngs in process Of erection alteration. In ad:
s!l,ion to Keeping "a, sl..sp Lockout o;a for s'l
Hfr a na sG T III ss =
iags hclng erected. which tn 1876 numbered !, $780,
cd, 10 properly enforce tho rcqnircmcnA Of tho
ordinanccs. woi1a therefore ssk that each IL.
ssPS5 ), Il ss 4 s T II m e''s ssiss 5 s Go 5' ss s
pr year, eight Inspectors with tlortes Gould 10
over tho entire city each day and enforce tho ordi.
s.c foscc could do ' wi.font horscs The ordlnanee
also requires this dc partment o tako charge Of the
rsmosal Woeao" 1n'aIhes' neh which
spectoss Ths ofdln9hse also requires th!s depart
.ams This werk of ,tsxlt WI ,sqa'ta ths sntlIo
make yearly survey Of III pnbltc buildings. thea
tres. halls, churches. schools, etc. n making
Of public nse, deem II necessary 10 hare Sketches
pnns made Of Theatres, public halls churches,
Of cgrcs., and means for the extneulshus Of Gres,
-ssil skctehcrto be kept on hc n this le6artmcns
md to be tho property Of tne eisy snbjsc, to she
emr a's'' an s1pcnse for the ensnins, year only.
a. al! changes In or 70 said buildings could
would therefore strongly urge TINT tho necessary
amount he appropriated tor shlt rurposc wonl
also strongly recommend that small contingent
the discretion OF the Superintendent for tho pur-
puao OF tearing down dan9ctous WnllF, buildings,
ffoin ro tor which purpose tbsro Is at present no
Annfopr1ntt0n
, 1876-12-30


OF comforting with Prof. Colbert was left entire
~ witt! Mr.. Jones with power to act.
Mr. jonos said III would Visit Mrs. Wnlhcrt
again, and Il she fixed the number nf tickets
Colbert Of that fact, und then arrange with the
Irotcssnr about securing tic Academy. lie felt
hound to tuform tho meeting tat tho Professor
tlccllmcd to furnish gas, and that tho audience
would hare to pay for that commodity.
Atr. Williamson asked how much extra ex.
pense that would entuil, aud atr. Jones re-
piled that the Professor had tixcal Il at from
t2 to s& of which nniount he waa willing to nay
h!s kha1c. llc w1s to SEQ the rrofcsaur at.atn
Monday or Tuesday, and moyed An Adjournment
until next Frlday evening, Which VIA a:;rccd up.
I'll. ....
woMAN's CHRISTIAN UNION.
Tito regular monthly meeting u tho Woinan's
Christian en!W, was llell yesterday Morning ut
us Madison street, Miss Frances Willard pre-
sl.llng.- The report Of the Corresponding secre-
S s .s,ea Il T. o, II tbn sp9ks s.k Of fs s5sath III
ln,s,rc1 III from mothers, wives, and sisters In
t.tlcr rtaccs rejoicing With tho tadles in tho re-.
ae'nplnn of loYcd oncs for whom prayer. l!a!l
os,ocK S s sets. M % had hcen sosta!ng 1eaIk ~ S
t'le. During tho month, 3il personsY. had
signed the pledge Ut these meeting none.
lluslng the past tnres g., m1nttls The daily
leas. l,ooo requests for prayer, ana aas persous
had signed tile pledge. Mss. Hounds also read
4tuuc!ing lcttcr from . former 1nmatc Of !
house ut prostitution, which spoke In glowing
terms of tbs peace anl joy ahc had found in be-
l.eyiny.
Mrs. Clse said there was very pressing ncctl
OF tnoncy to carry IN thc work. Mrs. Hounds
contributed considerable encouragement iu the
1urut ol a check fur f35. Mira. Case was up.
polated guardian of thu fund.
!sn encouraging report of the meetings ut the
Burr Mission was read, from which It appeared
that the to.sl humber Ut those who had siyuetl
the pledge during tic rrAr was 2l2, with "a
names on ttle juvenile roll Ut llonur.
Mrs. 7. u. C.ssc rcTorted tAu attendance on
the Bethel Home meetings for tie lnonlh as ri
During that time slxty-seycn Lad slguel lAe
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INDIANA,

IEDIAKAP0LIs, 0st0ber Il.-0firial
returns have been received sufficient 70
insure the election Of Blue Jeans Williams
by hetWeen 4,00e aus 1900 nlsinritr
The Republicans retirsd from thar head
quarters early, dizgustsd n the increasing
gain Of the Democrats. Considering the
immense amount Of labor and money e--
pended, Il Is = glorious triumph fu Tilden
and Return Indiana Ereaik the Eaz
with majority from the home Of Hen
bricks, and viii double IL IN NOvemi,s-.
The majority may foot up six thousand
but safe estimate vii give III leasa four
or five thousand Nearly all the slseaker
who have been eanrassins the State, and
the leading politicians, JOIN in the rsjoiip-
ing Indiana Is redeemed and Morton
laid on the shelf The Official returns from
al the counties viii not be IN far swp on
three days, but the result cannot vary ms-
terially from the abpve rcpurm.
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rcR CONGRESS.
CHARLES B. ROBERTS,
Rs Las Rssauns


In smother column the NOS reliable
sleetioa Estarns al hand ara given They
serve Is an unszring index 70 point The
pay % yirtssy in NOvenber for DsnOezs-
e AID ReFesn- In sssy truth II may Be
sid Nos, by my sEOth, tho work goes
bravsly on One more szors, n NOren-
b<r, and tie Sicscry i ours Relax nOs a
muscle, pause nos even to take breath, but
zsealy u year purpose move right Oawara
. visaozy. Yoa have everything % en-
cszrsge yea. and tie prospect Of a triumph
IN NOrenbsr 5 cheering INDEED A dis
pasrh ECn Washiagsos, pssIishea os
Thursday. aia.
:. The ReFsh6r1ns ksre are very suzGA DE-
mar4lSzea eser the resna IN these SsA2es- and
nos a fsE q fAeA gre .p tie Presidents,
cpussst
The rkaaaslYhiA TEsaes Ia3speasszs
Rspah6cau, % Thursaay, zunniag ue 1bs
rezalt d Tuesdays saatsss, sid.
HSyss Is osr1ifsl . the csuze-y far Nc
xsznber enSsshlss ~ hiss aasszszg Repzlkc4z
kncs, MAzie Hendricks Is gVrs.seasea % ne ma
ION green xz.A ihe lsurels az sshslnH1ial
yiraosy xVesied rom ths very desperation q
power
CsmmsHiiag a Tuesdays slossions slss
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SO ACRES OF LAND

to be divided aud soldin parcels as follo.
LIST. A Lot containing about ~ 'IS"s, w;
cleared land, lying on the South side If q
road. " slid
I'd. About 4s Acres Of said land Oo.
with good Chestnut and Oak Timhasss , W.
laid off and sold in three lots of nearlv - %
quantities, to be shown by day of sale TTyaA
lots are desirable as the land ia well - ins'e
and one Of said lots will contain a mo a''e'ed
cellent spring Of water. @
Sd. Also another lot Of ground lvin. a..
half mile from the former, lots on isa aoOaI
from Hampstead TO Westminster sJ;s;s'ys@
lands Of Noah Leister and others. con,.,ag
4 Acres, ] Rood and s Perch Of Land mo'H
less, with about one acre heavily coward w
White Oak timber, the rest good bottom ~ ~
with a fine spring Of water, and 4 s, ,ano
stream called Aspen Run, running ,h, "vns
the same.
Terms Of Sale ;--0ne.ihird of the nn,,t.
money TO be paid in hand or on the ra,sa
ton Of the sale; one-third 10 one YEA ~
one third in two years, with interest e.. y. "
day Of sale, the credit payments 10 h 80 AS
by the notes or single bills Of the purcLssa'
with good sureties, to be approved L IN
Trustee. vac
By order of said Court the credito,. =, -,
Catharine Storms, deceased, are aIsn S,' ~
notified TO file their claims, properly prova.
with the Register Of Wills, within three mo,I
from the said day Of sale. -''nu'
WIN. II. BEyARD, Trustee
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NO. l5,l EouIry

In the Circuit Court for Carroll Coun,y.
David \. Henning and Edward Lynch, Tp,.
tees, vs.. LYDIA A. ZachariAs and Conrad
LAeharias, her husband.
this 18th day Of October. A,
~ D. 1876, that the accoant OF the Apiito,
n1ed II this cause be finally ratified and con.
nFmed, unless eaasc to the contrary thereo,
ee shown on OF before the seth day of Oc,o,
eef, InstAn. Provided a copy Of his orde,
e inserted Tor two successive weeks before
- rs AS E@ned day in some newspaper rub,
hshed N Carroll county. P-'
FRANK 7. SHAW, CLERK,
irne cofy.-fest.
eef h-a Fax 7. SHAW, Clerk.
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CsmmsHiiag a. Tussaas's slessisns saas
NeK Ysrk Wwal saEs:


M. Harris With ssadi-a design and
eaEers iasinuHtisa, has sought, N his lss-
ssr cf asrspsanre, 10 GIVE snsh undne
prominence 70 the PuhIie Sehooa snesaisa
that We prsPass nov % sivs Sms asw
facts cunnsuSing Mr.. RSbsrss with 1liis
sal5sua. n order shst DISCERNING pulEir
amy see and dsterzzsne whsthsr be who
nrzs o. he whp sSsorises Is nare deserving
u crrait
Mr. Rdbe5rs : sisadisst friendship 10 the
Pabls Schools : szissian1ls WaH kngxn
4 Tie eonnunizy IN Ehsrh he -Isres ma -
ruquire here sszfezneat e tint FIST, bai
siat the tongue q slanazs 1nay be chained
. rusrersfa silsars IN otbcr c1zuuuii-
DIES, We shall net hesiraas 10 genk 81 il.
Nr RaSerss. Ike mrs. Of me ypunE men
efts-aay. sSss his carr eanrs1i1nzl s-zin-
ing 70 the PnbEs Schools, IN xhish he rrrr.-
tiaasa fsr ; uuz.hsr d yznzs, and mil he
sszrhr ss ost.in she Asnssss q sii.;i.sr m
ssHssssusl inssrsussun. whivh he rvuls 4a.u
suly aSsuunziiish t.y suaEzssng use Of me M
nsrvus svEgsr.- viii xat,,,b Il. ,..pu,,-r :.
vel surssisS. Issn.e. tb.p. =. n s,,
Frizias that he shslla issk hszk wish
,r.t;.uils ..a =. !. AZ. - s,tsE.,:;..s !, v.,,-
mt his a.sspz sursn- me -nra,. s,-s;u.
sf Caar-essL n s.skSSa. q rsuaUp. \. 1,,,.
- - a. 1.azs. 60 - 3,
N--s '-.s .''-'- -'-'''.'s 4a-'A A'i
Sosslhi1 ramrrnl a pa lfieni szSlszaErs and
a.,.. -. -
- -s''7s
scheMafE s1arSs they had, N I 'rEr1san IN
-, -. s-..-...z -. a.. -. Z, ..,,s;,
-
"a oenzrss<zsy nsis q e1z-se. without
ssra'H's rssrHs zrceay ezss'faHH ed and *
Erssssa e fhs Fnrt = a god si1izllIs, e
shcn = i'aaasal1ssy became mas-sr q
cgrsaasralat izaezea % ser the fztSs
ssnees E.'zoea s'lrs.s ss5ana ne FAAe q
Potslss
fAiss then, 5 lasefy fhs rsusra 81 Mr.
Rsssrz e he sshea gaazisz
Earn N the pas assiuH u Congress,
NJ. Biaise sAuss nsiiEss haazme pam
fl.ly aFEassnt bs6sss the end q I'm Sos
siun ssssuisa the fsls~ing 70 be pm
Pased . ne ssssSal ssasss : A amend
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subseri.
~ Der has obtained from the orphans'
Coert OF Carroll county, Letters Of Admins.
tr1fion on the Estate OF
NICHOLAS DORSEY,
ate Of Carroll county, deceased. All person,
having claims against the deceased are hereby
sArned to exhibit the same with the voucher,
thereof legally authenticated to the subscri.
esr, on or before the 9th day Of Nav
iea'i the may otherwise BY law be excluded
iron all benefit Of said estate. Those indebt,
Cd are reg uesied to make immediate payment.
GIsen under my hand this 9Th day Of Octo,
ELIZABETH DORSEY,
Vu t-R Administra.rix.
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THE LATEST.

The Atesa dispatches from Indiana place
the Democratic majority Al aboni : zoo
far sRlnA Jeans Williams. Nest Viz
gina gives $4,000 majority, and ere-y
candidate Is elecsea In Ohio the majority
Is sail IN doubt, bpi the Republicans claim
5000 Ranning, Democrat Is elected
over Matthews, Republican, fr COesress
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fEDERAL fEkkEEE.-We need ne fur
fher evidence q che change which In.
been vrsugia IA oar government than fhs
arrest n Wssdsba-S. Frederick s1nuty, a
few days sines. by Marshal Gslssbwgugh,
q several rs4nuiabls citizens Of thnE tiiaos
IN ths ShnFgs d fhrrais and infiuiiaaEiun,
made sy DoaumAnian- The party ar
rssed ssrs taksn q BaliinDzs, Al mush
inn1uFsnisnrs AID expense, their wives
und ehilansn slnrmed, and their busincas
Interests mads y su5r- Such a fhiac
rOal2 aat have bsen done before Raaie.s-
ism converted 0ar onps fras guEsrumspt
iusS oentrsIi.sa asspstism.
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0ssbrsssns Il. Tiu.ury.

The DeDne,1ls o. Nev York celebrated
the riUauy in Indiana and IVES; Virginia
BY an immense juhiles meeting. Il Bal.
tImara On Thursday evening, large
crowd assembled in Mupunsn; Square N
franf af tina Democratic headquarters,
Ehish was handsomely illuminated Con.
s-z1ulEaury speeches were made by Co.'s
Fraa BAN and Harry Mccoy Ipa sshsrs;
1915 guns were also fred Al Annapolis
100 guns WERE fred Al Blar, Nd. IN
immense meeting was held ana the town
Illuminated on Wednesday night
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WEST FIREIMA.

WHEELING, October 1.-THE returns
are std cunning showing immense Demo
rratie gHins IN every parf of the State
The bezt opinion Of the m0si careful cal
rulatur puts the maturity xor the Demo
crztie State ticket nj nine thousand. md
II InnE reach tan thousand. The Demo
cislis have fnlly tWo-fhiras nfbott branches
Of ths Legislature. which, Of cuurse In
sures two United States Senators. We
have CARRIED M fhnef or The eonsrcssinnal
distrirts which insares the alestinn Of three
members Of Cungress in November Yuu
may safely write Wess Virginia down fur
fifteen zhuusuna msjurity for Tildsn, Hen
bricks and Return.
eEEAz aAIEs u HAaEPsHTHE a MINERAL.
CrEBEE1AKn, Nh, Ostpiser I1s-Re-
iinbls harices from West Eirrinia state
thai Hampshire county gives m hundred
Democratic. large gam From Mineral
county the uikeia resuzz Is txp hundred
md twenty-une, gxin Of two hundred.
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POLE RAISING.

A DeDocrniie Pole VII be erected on Ssi.
urdHy. the As instant on The l4.,d 81 Henri
t-nnE- on the line bsfvsen Myers and Mas.
chester dlstric1E- 81 o clock, "A. m. Hon.
z Z, A0rmsui- Dr.. T. 7. Shxx and James
q DiienbEugt- Esq, WI he present And
Address the meeting.
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Huse and Lot at Public Sale,

|0EsATURDAY, OCTOBER enh. ~
y p. m, vii be offered far s.le !
t@o-oiory Frame WeAiherbaardes Ho".e
s, ~ q, on fennsglvania Arcaae. q ths -,
u "essmlnster- Il adjoins he res,dencs w v
Fey; mr. Ward, and is very desirable ls, !
n ,s. iur . residence. THERE'S Frnw. c,.sS-
wash House, Hen Mouse, Hog Hons .- -
o.sef nailaings vol with pump :, fhs 49, -
Seisar under the house, good fencing. Ts,.-,
mAae known on the day Of sale. -
oo' as-N s. n. RTgu
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Z = nSS aFgarsut sini nei1hrr the un-
limiied use If munsE. nr the Es .buat
IIi5ans inrsne tax, nor The &c nbout has
raliruai xreskins. suE ths lie Absut Ssuth-
en- rlnims nrshs Ee sisuf ike rBhsl Con
sran tzrrinE 0ut Unicn ssldss-s and APP
Psinfias rebels u fbsir Faaez, nar the
blosdy siirts mr. the esars % kindle sfrssh
the pazziaas Il The var nor auy othar
ding. wiH kssr SsmuA J. Tlasa fsum
being M sezi Psss;1ss. Ths rsuyas
vsal shuass q Adminiesatia. asa dizzy
ass saaas . have 4
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FURTHER NOTICE

THE undersigned will also on ,bc sam.
l. day, on the premises, and On ,Ss
same terms as above, offer Of Public Ssia
the following parcels Of his own real estate; r.
same neighborhOod, to.wit: ' !"
Lot No. |, containing % ACRES Of Lawn
adjoining lands Of George Houck. Az
Lowe and others, with abou, three az sa.s,
cleared, the rest ia thriving timber, Oak =
and Chestnut, well wa,ered, and Inn. &c
proved by two-story
Log Dwelling House.
Lot No. 2, consisting Of about Q ACRES a,
thriving young Chestnut timber, adioiniOs
lands Of said Catharine Storms, deees,s5
Lot No. 3, containing about I ACRES n
land, covered with good thriving timber, Al 4
joining No. 2, and both on the road l,an
Richards Mill to Mexico.
Ali these are desirable lots and well worth,
the attention Of parties wanting to purchs,s
timber land
oct l4'ts WIN. H. BEvARD
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|DaT Is BREAKING!
Lat 1 b. 11,1,'i b 1 be G,,,1 Sl''t
| has,
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H'SN
lEA ZI<IYN
H4S7ksSF1
MW HR MlENRER
WEST VIRGINIA DEMOCRATIC.
Ohio Republican By a Small
Majority, . Democratic GAIN
over 1872, when the Major
ity was "a, 26S for Grant.
GalTR OFHVlAHilIlI Democratic.
TILDEk & HENDRICKS
Certain In November.

Never befa-s IN lhe hiauiy Of this
country his thsFs ever besn As unsh tx
ciasmsBi manifested IN any elecfioa n
0TG IRdiEHa and Ohm, Both parties
have done hsscnlsn work fur the lass siz
weeks nes-lncs have been held IN era-y
town and cry the bssi stump 0nIiorz Cd
the country have lAburcd DAY and night m
the interest q thslr Respective parties, and
nothing has been lsh una1ns which wu1l6
N any way contribute 10 The sarress ID
shs candidates BslpF VIII he found the
mos reIiahls Information dhaf we can
sa1hsr-
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La M .ne Be dBsarzes s1un reading tins
lszssr. winch We publish ss-llsy, On asuault
u N Ernuf leHEth. Issmbsaiss 1hs truth
q histErg, and Is sHs q The anusa srsrtihiins
aacunsais HAish hzs hssn issued during
ths ssagress ID this campnisn- il should
be srudiea wei, and remembered br an
Ebo wish 70 auguziinf themselves VIII he
political Aisiosy Ss aiae tines. i oDuasm-
parzsy thas sxEAains shs cssrslmssnnses
uhisA called uzi this 1Bss4.riy Iusta- frun
the pen q Jasgr Blask
During the lnsr session d Congress Zen.
rssenfA6pe Lzmar. uf MississygT, delivered
xE,eerh "a fhe House q Rssreseu1zzivss
rYon me poiisE az The Aapuiiirxn szrev and
The poiisicnl r1ndaiitisn ct tina South L vas
Ahae, eloqusa1 and philosophical, and Ina Re
pnbhr4ns, fearful 0f IL sfars 1Js1n TIM enun-
srxs dstsrminsd up7n reply ard sslsctss
Rer. Sea 6arfsaa te make Il A cogw d
Mr. Gnrkzlds speerh. Which xRs Sszirsssf m
ihe Hsnse on Angas 1, 1856 was sHnf b.
him 70 gadgs Black. aud the lsEssr riiEh ws
publish On anr frs, pige acknowledged rs ne
ceipk and rrificizes rs consents. yndre
Black Is MOI only oae q the irxz 5aras1s N die
cuuufry, but i one u the mesa Tiearnus aud
pnl.geni Engiish Eziiers q the dng. HIS sfFls
i esDa, h;s iarir s1und- and his eonrlnsinns
unansEernble. he hzlldisz Mr. Garfield WITH
nut gloves EXPOSES his zfiHmFzs 70 fslsiiFs his-
tofy and the miserafln r-eeanees anE vlruu;
sas Of his party The Isssee sanuld nua zassnlF
he read, and that cxrefnllF, bnt shsnl2 y
studded, i = q especial 5nfesast To RepnbE-
Cans. for i shoEs 1rum mhsncs nauz = The
germ of tie IDEAS u fheir pnssy. Lar no
oHz xAzx 10 nKkp m
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GRAND
DsHDGlis Mass KsstiEE and BarbaCls

AT C0CKEY'S WOODS, near Ashland Fur.
Race, On WEDNESDAY, ociober IS. iS76.
commencing at 10 0 clock. A. ". The Dem,
oc-aey Of Baltimore eounsy, and al Who Are
N iavo- Of The election Of Iilden, Hendricks,
Roberts, and 4 thorough Reform in The sen
cal government Of this eOaairy, viii Assem-
5ls Z Mass Meeting, at Giss 7. Cocker
Woods, near Ashland Furnace, Baltimore
county, On The line Of the Northern Central
Hallway Several distinguished gentlemen
have tesn invited 70 be present and address
TIE ueseins.
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A MEETING

Val he held in the Town Hall. New WIND
sur, On IL lRsllAE, OCTOBER lash. a,
: Q clock, z n. The meeting will he address
sec y J. = L. Nond, Est. Of Frederick,
Enu Hon x 4. Au-meirt- Of Westminster.
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No lom Eorr7y

IN the CiToais Court fsr Carroll Coun,y.
Henry SirurS, Us. Lewis Winters. a. nj.
ORDERED Tins ssth snr 81 oes,a,s-. ss-e
~ that sne nEscguAit u the Audisar 6Ird =
tii.s cause be finally rs1ifsd and cuufrmed
aiaAHss t1nse 10 the contrary therer.F he shnw,
On or befors the afnh aHy uf Octphrr- m,
Provided cory q tins nrder he inserted n,
Two snccaszirc weeks before the ls.ss nnuta
ans n some newspaper paklishsd in Carrot
FRANK 7 SHAW, Cierk.
True eggE.-TeE-
ec4 l4iS FRAkK 7. SHSx. rl.-k
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81 Johns Parochial School,
WESTMINSTER, ND.
SELECT DEPARTMENT.

sLAsslcS and MATHEMATICS taught.
- fHrsienlsr attention paid to FsrlsS
So1nPns'tion. Termsper quarter o. 10 wects
rem " 70 SIS according 10 the staa;e, nar.
SUED = A AeGlRR, A NJ, Pr;ne5l,si
a Alght School for Young men VIII be onen
lEom % >, p, m, on Monday and Thurs5sr
On each week begiHning Oct5ber 10Th. ls-S
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Democratic States.

AlahamA Arkansas, Ken1usky, Deb
wHre. 0unnscarut, f5sa-ria, Indiana and
Nea virginia have indicated Their prefer
eDse ius TTldsn, Hendricks aud Reform.