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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-09-15


Notice is hereby given that will offer for
sale, at Public Auction, to the highest bidder,
the above described land and premises, at the
Court House door of said county, in West
minister, on
Monday, he s4h day Of September, 1877,
at one clock, p. NJ, or so much thereof as
may be necessary to pay and satisfy the above
stated State and County Taxes, interest, costs
and legal charges.
Terms Of ale-The terms Of sale are that
the whole of the purchase money shall be
paid cash at the time of purchase, otherwise
the Collector will rel sell the said property at
the risk of the first purchaser, the right of re-
demption extends to within twelve calendar
months from the day of sale, by paying into
Court to be paid to the purchaser the amount
Of purchase money and interest thereon, at
the rate of 10 per cent. per annum.
BYRON S. DORSEY, Collector,
of State and County Taxes of the Ninth
sep Its Election District of Carroll county.
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Believe not al yon hear, and report
not al you believe.
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TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

RY virtue Of authority vested in me by the
- Laws Of the State Of Maryland, and ms
oothce as Collector Of State and County Taxes
for the Ninth Election District of Carroll
county, State Of Maryland have seized and
taken IN execution the following property
situate in the Ninth Election District Of Car.
roll county aforesaid, to pay and satisfy the
hereinafter stated State and County Taxes,
due, id arrear and unpaid, to.wit:
All that tract Of land and premises situate,
lying, and being in Carroll county, on the
Frederick Turnpike, Old Plainville and Mt.
Airy Roads, and adjoining the lands of John
W. Cochrane, containing
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-09-15
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

pY virtue Of authority vested in me by the
ID Laws Of the State Of Maryland, and my
Office as Collector of State and County Taxes
for the Ninth Election District of Carroll
county, State Of Maryland, have seized and
taken in execution the following property, sit.
uate in the Ninth Election District of Carroll
county aforesaid, to pay and satisfy the here
matter stated State and County Taxes, due,
in arrear and unpaid, to.wit;
All that tract Of land and premises, called
Eppington Forest, situate, lying and being in
Carroll county, containing q
55 5-8 Acres of Land, More or Less,
adjoining the lands of Amos Davis, Nimrod
Davis and Thomas Fleming. Being the same
tract OF land and premises conveyed by Amos
Davis to John BHnyan Davis by deed, dated
the third day of August, A. d. 1868, duly ex.
ecuted and recorded among the Land Rec
ords of Carroll county, in Liber +. I. S., No.
40, folio 961, &c. Assessed to John Bunyan
Davis on the books of the County Commits
sioners. Amount of State and County Taxes
due and unpaid:
State Taxes for 1876 and lS76.-........S $40
County Taxes for 1875 and ls76.......,. 7.76
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Notice is hereby given that will offer for
sale, at Public Auction, to the highest bidder,
the above described lot Of land and premises
at the Court House door of said county, in
Westminster, on
Monday, the EN- day of September, 1877,
at one o'clock, p. M, to pay and satisfy the
above stated State and County Taxes, inter.
est, costs, and legal charges.
Terms Of Sdie.-The Terms Of Sale are,
that the purchaser shall pay the whole amount
of the purchase money cash at the time of
the purchase, otherwise the Collector will re.
sell the said property at the risk of the first
purchaser, the right of redemption extends to
within twelve calendar months from the date
OF sale by paying into Court, to be paid to the
purchaser, the amount of purchase money
and interest thereon at the rate of 10 per cent
per annum.
BYRON S. DORSEY Collector,
Of State and County Taxes for the Ninth
sep Its Election District of Carroll County.
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l02 ACRES AND "a PERCHES,


more or less, as shown also by recent sur.
yey. The'sol is of the same quality with the
trst and possesses similar advantaa es, with
the exception that this farm has so Acres in
good TIMBER.
Lot No. is Wood Lot Of Acres on the
"Gorsuch Road, about half way between
the City of Westminster and the "Gorsuch
switch on the Western Md. Railroad.
Lot No. is a lot of cleared land almost
adjoining Lot No. /, and contains 8 ACRES
OF LAND. more or less.
Town Lot, No. /, is that lot of ground in
the City of Westminster, corner of Main St.,
and the Washington Road, and being the
same property upon which the said Beaver
Is at present residing, and being also the same
lot OF ground which was conveyed to the said
Jacob Beaver by Thomas Mitten and wife by
deed dated the 10th day of April, 1888, and
recorded among the Land Records of Carroll
county, in liber W. w., No. 2, folio 1923,
having front of about 2S feet, and extending
back about 1904. improvements are LOG
WEATHERB0ARDE TWO
An&-A STORY DWELLING, with
commodious back buildings and
lit9assa9s-po ss c1, ,Wash.ho Use, Co nhouse
and Barn, with pump of excellent water at
the dwelling
Town Lots No. z, 3, 4 and nre taclng the
Washington Road, each with front of So
feet and running back 90 feet; all are unim.
proved. Town Lot No. is adace 1t to lot
No. 8, with front on the Washington Road
Of hity-ive feet, a'depth Of 30 feet; improved
by two.story Log Dwelling House.
Terms Of Sale for Land, are :-One.third
of the purchase money cash on the day of
sale or on the ratification thereof by the
Court; one.third in u months, and the bal.
ance in IS months from day of sale. The
credit payments to be secured by noes of the
purchaser or purchasers, with security to be
approved by the Trustees, and bearing inter.
est from the day of sale
JOHN L. SMITH, I Tu.,oo,
JAS. A. C. BOND, ! iru''eeS'
sep Its
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TAX COLLECTORS SALE

RY virtue of authority vested in me by the
- Laws the State of Maryland and my
office as Collector Of State and County Taxes
for the Ninth Election District of Carroll
county, State Of Maryland, | have seized and
taken in execution the following property sit
uate in the Ninth Election District OF Carroll
county aforesaid, to pay and satisfy the here.
matter stated State and County Taxes, due,
in arrear and unpaid, to.wit;
All that lot Of land and premises situate,
lying and being in Carroll county, State of
Maryland, in the village of Winfield, contain.
ing FlFTY.SIX SQUARE PERCHES OF
LAND, improved by LOG I~o
DWELLING HOUSE, Ah
being part of tract of land isf IhL@N
called Laurance Pleasant Val sss4ssSi
ley, conveyed by John C. Gist to John Israel,
by deed, dated 10th day of October, A. d.
1872, duly executed and recorded among the
Land Records of Carroll county, assessed to
John Israel on the book of the County Com.
missioners. Amount of State aud County
Taxes due aud unpaid
State Taxes for ls75--1S76..............S S2.l5
County Taxes for ls75-lS7G.. ..,....... 5.3s
Total ,...--- c7 70
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l52! ACRES nF LAND

I539 ACRES OF LAND,
conyeyedby David Burdett to Lissetta schieb,
by deed, dated February 10th, A. d. 1872,
duly executed and recorded among the Land
Records Of Carroll county, assessed to Henry
Scheib on the books of the County Commits.
sloners,, Amount of State and County Taxes
due and unpaid;
State Taxes for 1875 and 1s7G......... 949
County Taxes for 1876 and IS7G....... 23.7O
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Ratification Notice.

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VALUABLE LANDS
An PnREIn SALE
So IA ACRES, More or Less

situated on the Stone Road, near Mt. Pleas.
ant, adjoining lands Of Noah l.. Stansbnry,
the heirs of Lewis Myers, deceased, and
,L,rs Thera IL n II stnrv
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RUSSIAN PORT REGULATIONS.

RULES GOVERNING THE MOVEMENTS OF FOR
EIGN SHIPPING.
WASHINGTON. ID. c., August 20, 1877.
The following regulations have boon issued by the
Russian government to be observed by enter
ing and sailing from certain Russian ports:-
War having been declared the 18th Of April last,
those OF the Taman OF the Dnieper OF tho Bug tho
Strait vi Kcrtch and In the Bay OF Sobastopol al.
lowed TO vessels only ON the following conditions,
which, although they are not provided Tor by tho
ternauonal maritime law may DO established at tho
present time when the ports protected by obstI
tions In tho shape OF mines whose passages must
main secret.
Frs-E,ery vessel its arrival must TO outside
OF the line OF the Mines whore Russian officers with their
crew. shall board and taking charge OF tho said
sell shall bring into after havn. become convinced
oil the regularity OF tie ships papers.
Sec,wf-tho captain oil the snd vessel shall sign writ
ton pledge both for himself and passengers that during
the whole time OF sailing through the person
shall deck the port holes or
scuttes. the route follow cd by the vessel.
Third The conduct shall positively be observed
when merchant vessels leave the porsthut Is say
Russian officer and shall take charge OF said
according TO articles I aud .
Fourhln case of the of cruiser
places whence II w0nd be impossible to observe the
trance and departure OF vessels the Russian
shall require IL TO be Withdrawn to certain distance
tho vessel shall have been able to effect its
vessel shall enter depart But the same time
captains shall be notified that hostile cruisers might
willing to consent TO this popostion that might
immediately commence hostilities In this vessels
itexpose themselves Inevitably u the hazards of the
enemy nre.
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serya wants ample funds. and, above
all, special and ofiical convention
with Russia. As the Russian committees
will no longer need representatives here. General
Fadyer has offered mis- services to the Servan gov
ernment
DIPLOMATIC GOSSIP.
The Vienna Political Correspondence reports
that Austria and Italy have instructed their Am
bassadors to join Germany's protest against Turk.
ish breaches OF the Geneva Convention.
The Political Correspondpnce's Belgrade special
says for several days important consultations have
been held by Prince Milan, NJ Risties, the Servian
Minister Of War and several Russians OF note who
are now in Belgrade. Meanwhile confidential in
structons have been issued to district governors
for the mobilization OF the militia.
lie MUST HAVE SHIPS.
The Times Berlin correspondent states that the
Khedve OF Egypt in return for his military services
to the Porte, demands the right to form a navy.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER RICHMOND AT NOR
FOLK.

ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMER RICHMOND AT NOR
By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NORFOLK, Va, August 80 1877.
The United States steamer Richmond, flagship OF tho
South Atlantic Station. reported yesterday IRON Rio
Janeno where she LETT the United States steamer
Froio and the United States steamer Adams in port.
the latter vessel having arrived u short time before
tho Richmond sailed. Tho Richmond has been abscn
from the states for three years She was flagship of
the South Pacific Squadron, Rear Admiral Reed Wor-
den, commanding, for two years aud half, and for
the past six months has been stationed ut Rio Jsnero
The following is a list Of officers :-Licutenant
Commander John J. Reed, commanding; Licutcnants
Samuel W. Worry, George A. BcknclI, Arshur b. Spcy.
ers ana n. J. Patch Ensign, Frank Il. Sawyer:
MidsEipmen, Walter ). Hughes and Harry NJ Hodges:
Medical Inspector OF fleet Benjamin +. Gibbs Passed
Assistant Surgeon, Henry Stewart; Assistant Surgeon
Howard f. Amcs; Pay Inspector, Charles H. Eldr,dgc:
Chef Engineer stephen d. lIubbert Passed
Engineer, A. " f. Mullen Assistant Engineer Alfred
b. Canag :. Captain oi Marines, William b. Renncy:
Lieutenant Of Marines G. Is. Benson; Gunner C;eorre
Dunn Carpenter Benjamin H. Fornald; Sailmakcr.
Daniel q. Broytar. Tho Richmond will await orders
from the department and Will probably 10 to the
Boston or Portsmouth Navy Yard Tor repairs.
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THE ST. LOUIS BOND FORGERY.

Sr LOUIS, August 80 1871
The publication this afternoon Of despatch
from New York mentioning the arrest OF
Hustled and wilson, having forged 50.
LOUIS county bonds In their possession,
produced considerable comment IN financial and
other circles. and inquiry at police headquarters re.
veacd the iac that the authorities hero know OF the
existence OF the freudulont bonds several days ago and
have been 10 constant correspondence with fnkcrton
In regard to tho matter Detective j. W. Tucker was
sent to New YORK the 18th Inst TO CO operate with
PInkerton IN working up Tue case, and this
morning Chief OF Police McDonough left Tor
the same place give his aid In the
matter Mr. McDonough took with him several can.
ceIlcd genuine bonds identical with the bonds issued
tuat has been forged except IN date and
number: and besides this he was personally
acquainted with Messrs Thomas X Lacey,
who signed the original bonds and can readily identify
their signatures Nothing viii DO lett undonc
BY Chef McDonougb ana the authorities hero
to capture everybody connected with the forgery and
secure the forged bonds. Dispatches from Now York
say tho fraudulent issue VIII probably amount to
$3.50 900. The original bonds are for ~, 500 da, cd
1858 and numbered from 1913 to l33s incl usiye
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wAsnISGToS. August, %. 1871.
Major General Mcdowell, commanding the Military
Division Of the Pacific sends the following despatch
the War Department, received By him from General
Howard by courier to Pleasant Valley, Idaho.
HEADQUARTERS DIVISION OF THE PACIFIC
san FRANCISCO, August ~. 1917
To ApJurANr GENERAL, Washington d. c.
Tho following has just been received from General
Howard, dated Camp Meadow. Idaho. August 90
arrived ut this camp yesterday with cavalry and
me tonight My advance camp was approached this
morning before day by over ono hundred hosiilos.
They succeeded in stanpeding and driving OF about
one hundred animals OF which number one third
recaptured by the cavalry, who started IN pursuit as
soon as they could s-ddle their horses
Major Sandiord Frst cavalry struck tho party alter
pursuit OF SIX miles and engaged them with loss OF
one man Killed, one occr Lieutenant Benson of The
Ssventn infantry, and six privatcs wounded. No
cavalry horses were lost lilo will continue the pur-
suit via Henry Lake 10 morrow.
HOWARD, Br.adcr General
The following despatch received at the depart.
ment this morning IRON General Sheridan
CHICAGO. Ill, August 80. 1877.
10 General T.. ID TOWNSEND. Washington, -. c.:
Captain cambridge, with the Bannock scouts en-
route 10 JON General Howard, tcicgraphs mo IRON
Sand Hills Montana stage route, ut i've r. ST. ON tho
2lst, that General Howard IL at the head of Dry
Crock, ihirty-nvo miles north that he had a light
with the hostilcs the day before 20b no partica-
lars are given. T. H. SHERIDAN.
Lieutenant General
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A SENSATION SPOILED.

THE MURDER OF REVENUE OFFICER DURHAM
IN GREENvILLE COUNTY, s. c.. DENIED.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
COLUMBIA, S. g., August %, 1877.
The reported killing OF Revenue Officer William
Durham in Aght with Illicit distlers the foot OF
the mountains in Greenvle county, e., Is denied by
parties lately arrived from the scene. Tho ru-
morreportsd that two OF the dis.iers, Howard. and
Harrison, wcro killed at tho time by Durham's
brother This Is also Denied and the whole story
now reduced to tho statement that the Durhams at
tempted to arrest HARRISON who resisted and In tho
fracas that ensued Durham was shot IN the lace nd
Harrison cut with knife, both wounds being slight
One Of tho partes-Gosng has been tod ed in JUL
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SENATOR MORTON.
GRAVE ApPREHENsIoNs FOR HIS sATETY-wHAT
HIS FRIENDS SAY.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

HIS FRIENDS SAY.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD ~
RICHMOND, Ind, August 49, 1877.
Senator Morton Is in very prccarious condition,
although every effort Is made by his friends to keep
back tho truth from tho public Tho news which has
been furnished by the local and associated press Is not
reliable, 1t is dictated by Governor John A. Burbank
DR.. Thompson and Oliver Morton. Jr., despite whose
efforts the fact became known that he had rcapses
which were all but fatal yesterday afternoon Death
expected any moment but to-day he better, although
much worse than his friends are willing to admit Dr.
Thompson remains at tho bedside constantly and
Dr. Bliss, OF Washington, is expected to return to-
night. Governor Burbank betrays his own fears by
his xcty to impress upon others that tho Senator's
illness Is not caused by paralysis but that his
troubles are simply OF a local nature. In newspaper
circles and among the best informed classes ana pcr
tho impression prevails that no IL worn out man
and that death may DC expected any time. Those who
have HIN in charge complain thnt he will not govern
his appetite. Great trouble IS the consequence
Dr. Bliss arrived from Washington this evening and
held IA consultation with Dr. Thompson They both
ful than they could expect considering HI, alarm IN
condition yesterday. Thoy hopeful that the = en-
ator will so0n rally again.
SENATOR MOTIONS CONDITION AT MIDNIGHT
Senator Morton at midnight resting com Ia
bly,. Drs Bliss, Thompson and WOODBURY. express tho
belief that the crisis Is passed and his gradual
Is anticipated.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
WASHINGTON, d. c., 4

WASHINGTON, d. c., August % 1871
BY direction OF the Secretary OF War tho following
changes in tho stations and duties Of paymastors in
the army have been mado:--Major H. 81. Terrill re-.
lieved from duty In the Military Division OF tho
Atlantic and ordered to report TO the command.
ing general OF the Department OF Texas for
duty as chief paymaster OF that department.
Major W. T. Gibson, relieved from duty In tho Depart
mcnt OF Texas and ordered TO report TO Commanding
General OF the Department OF the Missouri for duty
Major f. II. Brooks, relieved from duty In the Depart
ment OF the Missouri and ordered to Detroit Mich to
report by letter to the commanding general OF toe
Military Division Of tho Atlantic for assignment 10 duty
IN that I'll vision.
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ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, August %, 1877,
Lieutenant W. T. Day Is ordered TO the Hartford at
Norfolk. Va Lieutenant John II. Moore TO the re.
ceiving ship Colorado at New York. in place Of Lieu.
tenant Geor2e W. Tyler, detached from that vessel
and ordered TO hold himself readiness for sea SER
vice; Master Frederick j.. Upton 10 tho Ossipce at
Norfolk; Cadet Engineers W. n Little, G. S. winets
and +. NJ. LOOMS TO examination for promotion sai.
maker John G. Herbert to the receiving ship St. Louis
at League Island Mate Joseph Reid is detached from
the ralupoosa and ordered to duty IN charge the
Pawnce, at Port Royal, ,. C., in place OF Boatswain
Charles Y. Hawkins detached and placed on waiting
orders; Master William +. Elliot from the plymouth
aud placed ON sick leave.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
WAR IMPAIRMENT.
ofrIcE or rHK CnIKF SIGNAL OfFIcgE.
WASHINGTON, August al A. N.

offlsE or rHK CuIkF SIGNAL OFFIcgE.
WAsnrSGroS, August al A. ~.
Indications
For the lower lake region ani the Middle States,
rising barometer cooler northwest to southwest winds
clear or clearing weather, following Hight rains
For New England, southeast to southwest winds
warmer, partly cloudy or rainy weather, aud station.
AIRY or rising barometer.
For Friday in the South Atlantic States, RISING
barometer, southeast, vecring to northwest wlpds
and cooler, partly cloudy weather will prevail
For tho Gulf States. rising barometer, north and
Winds cooler, followed by warmer clear or partly
cloudy weather
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, rising barometer
clear partly cloudy weather and cooler northwest
WINDS possibly backing to southwest and southeagl
Forthe upper lakes, Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri valleys, rising followed by falling baroms-
ter cooler partly cloudy weather and northsry shit.
ing at western stations to southsastcriy wiada
Tho rivers will generally tall, except rise In the
rivers OF inc Southern States
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General John $. Preston, OF South Carolina, 10 Il
tho New York. General Lew Wallace, of Indiana, and
+. ~ Frisbie, OF Elmira, at the ST. Nicholas DIR.
]. G. Holland is at the Brevoor. Z. r. Patterson,
superintendent Of the United States Coast Survey;
General Adna Anderson of Chicago, and Major Au.
gustus :. Nicholson, OF the United States Marine
Corps. are AT tho Everett Jerome b. Parmcnter, OF
Troy, Is at the Westminster. Thomas n. Gibbs and
Thomas Swnyard, OF Toronto arc at tho Brunswick.
Ex-senator s. s. Lowery, OF Utica Is at the ST Denis.
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CAPTURED COUNTEkFEIrER.
icy TELEGRAPH TO The HERALD

[BY TELEGRAPH TO The HERALD
WILMINGTON, DEL, August %. 1877.
Chief Detective Drummond. Of Baltimore, stopped
at this city to-day, having In his charge Joseph
Gordon, OF Philadelphia, the noted coun,ericiter who
WAS arrested at Sixth street and Girard avenue, IN
Philadelphia that morning An indictment from the
State OF Maryland for countcrfcting United States
rcncy. When captured he had ia his possession very
timely executed $50 bill on the Central National Bank
of New York. The detective left with his prisoner
for Baltimore this evening.