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As is their custom about election time,
Republicans are charging extravaganza in
county expenses. We have heretofore 50
successfully demonstrated the falsity Of
such statements that we scarcely deem it
necessary to recur to the subject. But,
for the enlightenment of the benighted in
diyidusl who drafted the resolutions adop.
ted by the recent Republican county con
yention, We have concluded to submit the
following comparative statement derived
from official sources
Amount levied for per diem of Judges Of
Orphans Court, as per levy Of 1866, under
Radical l044.OO
Amount levied for same, as per levy
Of 1879, under Democratic rule...... l49S.6O
Amount saved under Democratic rule s45. 40
Amount levied and paid Officers of
Registration, as per levy Of 1866,
under Radical rule.....................Sl6 $1,000. OF
Amount levied for same, as per levy
Of 1879, under Democratic rule. $3.50
Amount saved under Democratic rule $7s3.5l
Amount levied and paid for per diem
Of County Commissioners, as per
levy Of 1866, under Radical rule. IS 1855. 05
Amount paid one Of the Commits.
sioners, for extra services. 1890
Total. Sl5S7. %
Amount levied for per diem Of Coun-
fy commissioners rs Der lew of
1879, under Democratic rule........ $500, 90
Amount saved under Democratic rule $685. O5
10 these three items alone the Demo-
cratic party has saved to the taxpayers the
neat sum Of Sl466.96. In extenuatiOn Of
this excess, it may be said that in 1866,
under Republican rule, each district had
three Registers of voters, where We now
have but one, But to Democrats this ex-
PLANTATION will not be satisfactory, when
they remember how they were treated by
these Registers; and We can assure our
Radical friends that they have not made
their ticket any more acceptable to Demo
Gratis by placing several ofthcsc same gen
tie men upon it.
In the face of such damaging testimony
as this we might hope to hear no more
talk about Democratic extravaganza in
county expenses, were il not that our oppO-
ncnts are so utterly bankrupt in political
capital that it is their only stock in trade,
aud upon it they hang their sole hope for
success. We suggest to them as new
themes, Republican extrayagancein Fred
erick county, where Radical Orphans
Court is in session nearly all the year, with
the per diem continually swelling the ag-
grcgate to be collected from the taxpayer;
or, "The treatment Of Democratic voters
by Republican Registers or ''the con
templatcd control Of the ballot box by
election supervisors and the bayonet;" or
"rhe manner in which Radicals cheated
Democrats cut Of the Presidency in 1876.
All these are Of special interest to Demo
Gratis. let us hear from you, gentlemen.
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Received payment,
PETER b. AIEEsEIL.

DEMOCRATS, STAND FIRM.-Eycry
Democrat should remember that a United
States Senator is to be chosen by the next
Legislature Of Maryland. Don't cut the
ticket. One vote might defeat candi-
date and lose U. S. Senator. Our ma
jority in the u S. Senate is now very
small, and without both houses of Congress
we can do but little to carry out success
fully our purposes Of retrenehment and
economy, although we should succeed in
electing the President in 1880. The
Democrats have saved to the Treasury in
four years, from 1877 to 1880, inclusive,
sl02, l8l ,2+6.63, making the public cx-
penditures that much less than the four
preceding years of Republican control of
the government. If the Democrats had
had control Of the Senate as well as the
House, the total savings would have been
far greater. Don't cut the ticket, If you
would not imperil Democratic supremacy
in the U. S. Senate.
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The Republicans are trying to work
themselves up ,o.the belief that a majority
Of the voters Of Carroll are Republicans.
The Seatiaei last week asserted il twice in
its report Of the Republican CONGESTION
When the returns come in in November
next, if it still maintains this opinion, it
will have to give as an excuse for the un-
preeedented overthrow Ct its party, that a
fill rote was not out, and harder task
will be to get the people to believe that
the real cause Of defeat.
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Notice to Creditors.
Notice to Creditors.

No. 1927, ia the Circuit Court for Carroll
county sitting in Equity.
Andrew A. Eckard and others VS.. Ellen V.
Eckard and Others
On petition Of William II. Starr for himself
and oihcrerc diiors Of John Eckard, dccens-
ed, filed in said cause July II, 1879.
TIME undersigned, special Auditor appoint.
4 cd in the above cause, hereby gives no.
lice TO the creditors of John Eckard, late of
Carroll county, deceased, 10 Gle their claims.
with the Clerk Of said Court, in the said cause,
properly authenticated, on or before the 3Ist
day Of October A. ID. 1879
JOSEPH NJ. PARKE.
aug 30.it Special Auditor.
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One Of the upexplaInable occurrences a,
the luie Republican Convention, was the
nomination Of Mr.. A. II. Norris for States
Attorney. Ths leading lights had eau
cusaed previous to tbe assembling Of tho
Convention, and BIT. Norris name was not
On dc slate.
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"Tho Future Governor Of Maryland"


Such was the announcement of Mr..
Crcsswell when he introduced Mr.. James
A. Gary to the Republican State conyen
ton, just after his nomination for Cover
nor Whether intended or not, Mr.. cress
well uttered bit Of wit when he made
that announcement Mr. Gary certainly
is "the future governor Of Maryland aud
50 much fnturity is there about il, that we
scarcely believe be will survive long enough
to make Mr. CresswelRs words good No
one knows better than Mr. Cresswell that
Mr.. Cary's occupancy Of the gubernatorial
clair is long way in the future; aud
knowing this, he used the expression he
did, which at the same time was encour.
aging to the convention and capable Of a
meaning calculated to sustain his rePuta.
ton as a political prophet.
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"serene Heights, = BY chesapeake, F" has
been received, and will be published
shortly Il is well-wrilien and en-
crossing story, and exhibits the power Of
the mind to overcome almost insuperable
barriers, as well as exposes the false re-
quiremenis Of society The writer is the
author Of Basil Gordon's Vocation, = pub
lished IN the ADVOCATE about year ago.
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DR.. Sturman, an old citizen Of Charlton
county, Missouri, was assassinated while
travelling along the road in a buggy about Is
miles from Glasgow last Saturday night. Some
20 bucksho: and two pistol balls entered his
body, killing him instantly. No clue to the
murderers has been discovered. Dr. Stur.
man was very desperate and quarrelsome
man, and was universally feared by the neigh
bors, and it is thought that no particular
pains will be taken to ferret out the perpetra-
tors of the crime.
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The able address Of Hon VIM. T. Ham
ilton delivered before tho Baltimore COun-
y Agricultural Fair, OF Thursday Sept.
II, will appear in our next issue. II win
command the earnest attention Of all
classes Of readers, but especially of farm
ers and educators. Wehaye read nothing
for long time more strongly marked BY
vigor Of thought and plain practical
common sense.
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Tho Republicans carried Maine BY q
very small majority notwithstanding the
important stump speakers from every pos
sibie quarter and spent upwards Of s275.-
00U 10 the campaign.
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NO. 1918 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County sitting
as Court Of Equity.
John Il. Smith and Chas. b. Roberts, Trns.
tees, vs.. The Taylor Manufacturing Co.
Of Westminster,
nRDERED this 18th day of September,
" A. ID. 1879, that the sales of real and
personal property made by John f. Smith and
Charles u. Roberts, Trustees, and reported
in above cause be ratified and confirmed, IN.
less cause to the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the 10th day Of October next /:
provided copy Of this order be inserted il
some newspaper Published 10 Carroll county,
once in each Of three successive weeks before
the 18th day Of October next.
The report states the amount Of sales to be
$50, 26e.09.
WIN. N. HAYDEN,
Judge of the CT. Court.
True copy,--Test;
sep 2O'at FRANK T. SHAW, Clerk.
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William J Hooper, Of the 6rm Of WIN.
+. Hooper 4. Co., has been nominated Tor
Mayor Of Baltimore BY the Republican
couseaiioa Nr, Hooper has not yet ae-
copied.
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FeEDERIcK TcKEr. The Republican Coun.
~ Convention which met in Frederick last Sat
nrday nominated the following candidates
viz For Clerk, Hy. c. NALL; for Register
Of Wills, James Z. Perry; for Sheriff, j. S.
b. Hartsock; Judges of the Orphans Court
A. W. Neodemus, John d. Lowe, Daniel
Castle Of Ii County Commissioners, Thos.
A. Smith of T., George W. Miller, Daniel
smith, OF j., Peter Dndderer, George II.
Ambrose; State Senator, DR.. l.. II. Steiner;
House of Delegates, c. NJ. Riggs, C. L. vii,
son, Geo. w. Rensburg, W. l.. Cutler, Ed
ward Barnard; States Attorney, John c.
Motter; County Surveyor, X. A. RACER.
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Under "Facts for the People" the Sen
tined last week published, as an evidence
Of the extravaganza Of the Democratic
party in Carroll county, bill for liquors
purchased for the Aims House. The bill
amounted to 500, and was contracted du.
ring four months in 1874.
This large purchase Of liquors for tho
Aims House was but the continuation of
a system which grew up under Radical
rule, and continued up to the date of the
bill the Sentinel published, when the
Democratic Commissioners, NJ. G. Nc
Kinstry, John W, Murray and John D.
Devries, put stop to it.
We have not spent days III the treas
urer's office hunting up evidences of this
practice under Radical rule, but few
minutes only sufiieed 10 make the follow
ing transcripts Of bills, picked up almost
casually, which are now on file:
Westminster, April 18th, 1864.
John Buckingham, Steward,
Bought of Theo. l.. Fritchey.
Feb. 20, 1891 gal. Brandy (Sl.50) rs
at. best rum, .35
March II, gal. old whiskey (S4.OO) 200
$50
Received payment,
THEo. L. FRIToHEr.
per VIM. b. Thomas.
Westminster, April IA, 1864.
Mr.. Jacob Myers, Steward of Carroll county
Aims House,
Bought of Peter B. Mikesel,
gal. Brandy, $500
/ I" Old Rye Whisky, 500
500
May ., 1864. Received payment,
PETER b. MIKEsEiI-
Mr.. Jacob Myers, for Poor House,
Bought of William Reese,
June II, 1851 gallon Whisky, $3.50
"a, gallon LOO
S3.O0
Received Payment,
WILLIAM REESE.
Jacob Myers,
Bought of Bowers 4 Gehr,
July I, lsG4-l gallon Whiskey, $500
Received payment,
BowERs 4 GEHR.
Westminster, August I, 1864.
Mr.. Jacob Myers, Steward,
To Peter d. Mikesell,
July 10, 1864, to gallon Whisky, 400
$500
Received payment,
prrRR Il AtYrspII
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

CENTENARY NJ. L. CHuRcH.-Subject for
Sabbath, 1890 a. M, "Unpardonable Sim"
by the Pastor, j. ID. Still.
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THg CRoP FaLuREs " Omar BRirAIv.
A despatch from London, September l6.
says The Mark Lane Express, in its weekly
review Of the British grain trade, says -
although unsettled, the weather until Satur.
day was tolerably favorable for harvesting
and a large proportion Of wheat and barley
has been cut and carried in in the southern
counties. There have been some heavy rain.
storms in the north and harvesting in Ireland
is seriously delayed by wet weather. The
few samples of new wheat exhibited in Mark
Lame have been wretchedlJ poor both in
quality aud condition. A great deal of barley
is also SO strained as to be unavailable for
mailing, From two and one-half to three.
quarters per acre seems to be the average
yield of wheat with, perhaps, the same reser.
walton IN favor OF oats. All the spring crops
are to great extent failures and pease most
especially, while the root crops are but little
better.n
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Gen. B. +. Butler Is wen nominated for
Governor tbs year lie has received the
nomination for that position from the
greenbackers, the Independents and the
Butler Democrats.
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MARRIED..

On September 7th 1879, in Liltlestown, by
Rev John Auli, Jacob Simpson, of Germany
Township, Adams county, Pa, aud Miss
Sarah l., Hull, of this county.
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The pemoorass elected one member Of
Congress 10 California. The Republicans
weIe aoarishIns ihe report that they had
made clean snesp.
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FOR SALE
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

HNPRINCIPLED persons are selling an
~ inferior quality OF Dissolved Bone, and
calling il Bakers Bone The Dissolved Raw
Bone manufactured by II. j. Baker 4. Co.
for several years with great success, is the only
Dissolved Bone known as Bakers Bone We
are not responsible for any Pure Fine Ground
Bone or Pure Dissolved Raw Bone that has
not our FIRMS name printed on each Bag
II. J. BAKER 4 CO.,
Office &c and 80 South Charles Street, and
Factory Locust Point, Baltimore, Nd.
sept 1921
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Public Sale Of a House and Lot.

TNHE undersigned, as Executor of the last
Il will and testament of Barbara Baum.
gartner, and by virtue of an order Of the
Orphans Court for Carroll county, will sell
at Public Sale on the premises, in 'laneytown
district, within half a mile Of Piney Greek
Station, on the Frederick aud Pennsylvania
Line Railroad, on
Saturday, the I'M day Of October, 1879,
at ~ o'clock, NJ, lot containing
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Sale Of Mortgaged Property
IN
Woolery's District, Carroll Co., Md.

DY virtue Of power Of sale contained in
I'D mortgage from Joseph Il. Ward and
wife 10 Nicholas II. jenkins, and assigned TO
Lewis Green, bearing date on the 18th day Of
July, 1874, and recorded among the Real Es-
tate Mortgage Records Of Carroll county, IN
Liber +. T. S., No. 8, Folio 23o, &c., the un-
dersigned, attorney named in said mortgage,
will offer at Public Sale, on the premises, on
Wednesday, the I5tA day Of October, 1917,
at n o'clock, p. M, all that tract Of land
called "Morgau's Tent, situate In the villnge
Of Mechanicsgille, Woolery's District, Carroll
county, and now occupied BY said Joseph 4.
Ward, and being the same land which Mary
A. Ward, wife OF said Joseph, obtained from
G. T Reifsnider, trustee, BY deed dated 9th
day Of November, 1866, and containing
8 ACRES. MORE OR LESS.
The improvements consist Of large two.
story DWELLING HOUSE and The usual
ontbnildings.
Terms, Cash. y. A. c. BOND,
sep 20ts Attorney named in Mortgage.
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COUNTY TICKET.
EoR FHE sEyArR,
HENRY vANDERFoRD.
FOR THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES,
n. HERBERT sHRIyER.
WILLIAM I. SMITH,
BENJAMIN y. GROUSE,
ROBERT SELLMAN, JR.
ron CLERK OF THE cIRcuIr COURT
DIR. FRANK T. SHAW.
FoR REGISTER OF WILLS,
]. OLIVER wADLow.
YoR STATES ATTORNEY,
DAVID n. HENNING.
ron JUDGES on rag ORPHANS COURT
NEIGHBOUR Y. ALLGIRE.
WILLIAM FRIZEII.
GRANVILLE 7. Herring,
P0R SHERIFF,
GEORGE 4. SHOWER,
FoK COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
FRANCIS WARNER.
WILLIAM {. POLK,
JOHN X. honeywell,
ron COUNTY TREAsrRER,
JOSEPH A. wAEscHE
ron COUNTY SURVEYOR,
J. HENRY HOPPE.
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DIED.

In Freedom district, on September 10,
1879. Johnny Selby, aged ~ years.
On the eth Of September, 1879, Louisa G.,
wife Of Il. II. Pennington, Of Emory Grove,
Maryland.
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TRUSTEES SALE
or
VALUABLE PROPERTY,
IN THE CITY OF WESTMINSTER.

DY virtue of a decree Of the Circuit Court
ID for Carroll county, sitting as a Court Of
Equity, passed in cause No. 1885, the under.
signed, Trustees, will sell at Public Sale, on
the premises, to the highest bidder, on
Saturday, ISh day Of October, 4. d. 1919,
at clock, p. NJ, all that valuable property
situate on Main street, in the City OF West
minister, fronting on said street l0l feet and
running back 1873 feet to an alley. The i'm.
proyements thereon consist Of
a large Double Frame Dwelling A.D'A-,G
House, conveniently arranged ~
and in good repair, new Stable, t3li
Hog House, &c, also large Frame Build.
ing, now used as Store House and Dwell
ling, and has been erected within the last six
years, substantially built, and readily con.
verified into building for any public business.
This property will be offered as an entirety,
and also in two separate parcels. One par.
Gel fronting 90 feet on Main street, with the
Dwelling House, Stable, &c., thereon, and
the other parcel fronting 90 feet on said street,
with the other buildings thereon; Well of
Water on the premises convenient To the
buildings.
This property is on Main street, one door
South Of the Odd Fellows Hall, adjoining
the residences Of Dr. Switzerland and David
ii. Shriver, Esq. The location Of the prop.
erty, utility of the buildings for dwellings or
any public business, presents an unusual in.
ducement to purchasers.
TERMS OF SALE :-One-third cash on
the day of sale, or on the ratification thereof;
one. third in nine months, and the other one.
third in eighteen months from the day OF
sale the credit payments to be secured BY
the notes of the purchaser or purchasers, with
surety TO be approved by the Trustees
JN0. +. SMITH,
CHAS. b. ROBERTS, Trustees.
CHAS. T. REIFSNIDER,
sep cots X. c. Matthews, Auct'r.
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PUBLIC SALE.

DURSUANT to decree Of the Orphsns'
Il Court Of Carroll county, in Equity, The
undersigned, Trustee thereby appointed, will
offer nj Public Sale, on the premises, at ORe
O'Clock, p. NJ, on
Saturday, The 4h day Of October, 1879,
the real estate whereof Richard Hunter, late
Of Carroll county, died seized to "A lot
Of ground containing about One Quarter of
an Acre Of Land, situated near Westminster,
Carroll county, Nd, opposite the grounds of
the Agricultural Society, fronting 80 feet on
the Turnpike Is. W. side,l aud running back
l9s feet; being lot conveyed to said Richard
Hunter by DR.. ]. Rinehart and wife in fee;
improved by a good two story
Frame Dwelling House, erected AZsA-A
n few years ago, having four -, .N
good sized rooms aud kitchen IL t2l1,I,,1s-
attached, with porch and pantry to each story,
a good cellar, smoke house, hog house, &c,
also well Of good water. Said property is
situated eligbly, and is worth the attention of
those desiring cheap and pleasant home.
1t will be sold free Of the widows dover
Possession can be given Immediately.
Terms.-0ne.third Of purchase money ia
hand, at sale, or on the ratification thereof;
one.third in six and One-third in twelve months
from the day Of sale, with interest from sale;
the credit payments to be secured by notes
with approved sureties
PHIlIP NJ HUNTER, Trustee,
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NOTICE
DREssMAKING.

MISS JOANNA HAM & SISTERS.
ANA Green Street, near Liberty, weslmin.
ster, Nd. announce TO the ladies that they are
prepared to cut, fl and make dresses. All
the latest patterns and designs continually
received. Also do plain sewing. Lowest
Prices. sep 20.8ls
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DsD- POSITIVELY TO BE SOLD.
TRUSTEES SALE
or
VALUABLE SMALL FARM,
NEAR WESTMINSTER, ND.

HNHE undersigned, Trustees, by virtue Of a
Il deed Of trust from Lycurgus Wampler
and wife, duly recorded among the Land
Records OF Carroll county, will sell at Public
Auction, on the premises, on
Saturday, The I'M day Of October, 1879,
commencing at O'Clock, p. NJ, that yalua.
Bile littlv farm upon which the said l.ycurgus
Wampler resided, containing
AZ ACRES OF LAND,
more or less, and situate about 100 wards
from the Western Maryland Railroad, about
] miles from the city Of Westminster, aud
adjoining the lands of David Shriyer, John
Baubliiz aud the undersigned, Airhart Win.
tiers. II has upon it good Orchard Of the
best fruits, and well supplied with running
streams Of the finest water, and which are
capable of being utilized into good water
power for light maehinery--also timber sufIi.
Gent for the farm. The improvements con.
slst of a two story Brick Dwell.
ing IN good repair, also Corn AGN-A
CRIBS, Dairy, Smoke House, 80
aud all necessary outbuildngs III
recently built and in the best order of repair.
Terms Of Sdie.-One. third cash on the day
OF sale or upon the ratification of the sale by
the court the balance ip two equal payments
oil SIX and twelve months, with notes Of the
purchaser, secured to the satisfaction of the
Trustees, bearing interest from day of sale.
AikHART WINTERS, T.
JAMES A. C. BOND, trustees
sep cots II. c. Matthews, Auctioneer.
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ron COMPTROLLER,
THOMAS ]. HEATING.

ron CLERK OF TUE COURT OF APPEALS,
SPENCER C. JONES.
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TRUSTEES SALE
or
A DESIRABLE PROPERTY
IN Manchester, Carroll County, Nd.

DY virtue OF a decree Of the Circuit Court
ID for Carroll County sitting rs Court of
Equity, passed in cause No. 1897, wherein
Peter Fowble, Sr., is complainant, and Peter
II. Fowble is defendant, the undersigned
Trustee, appointed by said decree, will offer
at Public Sale, on the premises, situated on
York Street, in Manchester, Carroll county.
Nd, on
Saturday, the I'M day Of October, A. D. Ls7y
at one O'Clock, p. NJ, all that lot or parcel of
ground called "German Church." containing
16, $50 Square Feet Of Land, more or les.
and being the same described in n MOrleagc
from said Peter H. Fowble TO said Peter
Fowble, and recorded among the Land Re.
cords Of Carroll county, in Liber @. +. W,
No. &c, folio 500, &c. The Improvement
consist Of comfortable two.
story Log Dwelling House with ASN-l
back building, aud all other .ikttA
necessary out buildings usually 1911
found on town property. This properly is
situated on York Street, aud adjoins lots of
Emanuel Shailer and the Public School lot,
and is subject to the payment OF an annual
ground rent Of S2.25.
Persons DESTROYS Of viewing the premises
can call upon Peter II. Fowblc residing
thereon
Terms Of Sale. one-third part Of the pur
chase money to be paid in cash on the day Of
sale or upon the ratification thereof By the
Court, balance in one and two years, the credit
payments to be secured 10 the satisfaction Of
the Trustee and bearing interest from the day
Of sale
RICHARD FoWBLE, Trustee.
Henry Williams, AuetiOneer,
sept l3.ts Smith 4 KcKellip, SolicilOCs-
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FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
CHARLES j. M. GWINN.
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Democratic State Ticket.

FoR GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM T. HAMILTON.