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The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-22
Grand Jury Raport.

The Grand Jury for the September term Of the
Circuit Court adjourned on Friday, 18th instant.
The following report was submitted 10 the Court
We have been IN actual session 10 days, inves-
tigated i2s cases, examined 227 witnesses made
SIS presentments. and referred cases 20 the next
Grand Jury. We have recommended the release
Of 20 persons from JAIL have visited the Jail, and
fnd everything In good order. The committee ap-
pointed 10 investigate the treasurer's books hnd
them we'll kept and perfect order. The committee
on licenses report that the statements handed In
By some OF the constables are very imperfect.
causing great deal Of labor In order 20 compare
them with the license book whereas if the letter
labor would be comparatively light. We would
also call the ateGton Of the Court 10 the fact that
there are three parties confined In jail who are
said TO be insane. Having performed the duties
assigned us, We respectfully ask 10 be discharged.
THOMAS CnEw wonrHIxafcx, Foreman.
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oreenback-Labor Ticket.

The Baltimore county Greenbackers held their
convention In baltimore on Friday, 14th instant,
Henry w. Shealey, chairman, and w. Frank
Mitchell. secretary, and nominated . full county
ticket, as follows:
For Register Of wills-IIarry Litlinger, 9th
district.
For sherih-Frank Potee. 9th district.
For Treasurer-Stephen Barton, Sd district.
For County Commissioner Edward Rider, 9th
district; Samuel Pinkerton, 1ith district; James
Harvey, LIST district.
For House Of Delsgates--L. p. d. Newman, ID
district; Henry W. Sheaiey, 9th district; Joseph
German. lith district; II. Lewis Gels, 9Th dis
trict; Thomas Kelbaugh. 5th district; William
Wheeler, 9Th district.
An Executive Committee, which will aiso have
charge Of campaign work, vas elected, % follows
Henry W. shealey, chairman; w. Frank Mitchell,
secretary Joseph Harvey, James Foreman, Jos.
German, Theodore Boyd and John Aekerson.
A resolution was adopted declaring "that Il 10
the sense % this convention that upon all ques-
tons Of public policy the people have the right 10
express their sentiments at the balot-box which
means that the ticket ID favorable 20 local option,
and also TO submitting the question to the people
Of the county for settlement.
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DEATHS.
Death. F-e.--- rrss.se.. &c.. 70 cts. Esas


H0OPER.-Suddsnly, on the evening Of i7th
inst.. catharine. wife Of Vim. =. HooPsr.
fIsHER.-At Arlington, on 18th Inst, Mamie
b., aged year and month. daughter Of Peter
and Mary Fisher.
JENNINGs.-At Glsnsar, BALTIC. co.. on 18th
inst. Louise. wife Of VIM Jennings.
GOUGH.-In BALTIC. co.. on 10th inst, Harry ID /,
In the goth year Of his age, son Of Dr.. D., and
Elisabeth Tough.
PRARcE.-On 18th inst, Edward Gcrsueh Pearee,
In the cd year Of his age.
TH0MPs0N.-0n l7th inst. ". Nellie Thomp.
son, In the 2sth year Of her age, wife Of wm. d.
Thompson, and daughter Of the late Aquiia
Amos, Of BALTIC. co.
JONES.-wiiliam A. Jones fell from the ears on
the Northern Central Railroad. on the 18th
instant, which caused bis death, In his 29th year.
'Tis hard 90 give our Willie up. t. s.
But We will be resigned,
To him who is too Wise 70 err,
Too good To be unkind.
You'll mise me when Tn gone from earth,
With angels bright and fair,
As have leaned on you while here.
You'll lean on mo mp there.
But while sleep within the grave.
And round my eurtainsd bed,
You think Of one you loved on earth,
You'll miss me when am dead.
JOHNsON.-on the 22d of Sept, Charlie w.. age
year and manths, youngest son OF James T.
and Mollie 8. johnson.
We laid him down 20 sleep,
Beneath the sod where angels
Bright their dew drops keep
The vioiets Ger bis grave.
H0FFMAN.-0n 18th Inst, at her residence.
near Hoamsn's Paper Mills, 9Th district, Susan
D., aged IS years, months and ~ days, wife
of the late William ID. Hoffman.
Dearest mother thou hast len us.
We thy less do deeply feel;
Dat his 0od Who hAsh bsreft ne.
He viI all our sorrows heal.
Yet again ne hope 10 meet thee,
when eur days of life are DER;
And On heaven with joy win greet thee,
where cur parting shall be no more.
nv MIA nAuanvgne.
ONDERsMITu.-saddenl on the lSth inst,
at Paper Mill, Baltimore eeunty, Carrie NJ.
dsughtsr of Hon. VIM. n. ftoamsn, and wife
ef Rev. p. vondersmith, aged - years.
R08IER.-NeAr Parkton, on l9th inst, Sarah
3. Roster, aged months aud 20 days
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Caveat TO q VIII.

The will Of George Conrad Dohisr, who died
Last September. was admitted 20 probate the irsi
or this month by the Orphans Court Of Baltimore
comfy. On the 18th instant George p. Dohicr,
Kunigunda Hay man and others. mother and els.
ters of the deceased, filed = cavcat to the will
The will devises the whole Of the estate. valued al
about 81 200, TO the widow. Caroline Dohler ex.
eept two sums OF $500 each 10 two boys raised by
the deceased. The cav ators arc represented BY
Charles Herzog and C. L. L. Leary, Esqs., and
the eavatee, Mrs. Caroline Dohler, BY r. X. Boar.
man and John Y. Centrum. Esqs.
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Legal Notices.
IN BALTIMORE co. ORPHANS COURT.
Il OCTOnER 5TH 1881

BALTIMORE co. ORPHANS COURT,
i OCTOBER 5TH, 1881.
ORDERED, that the sale of the real estate IL
liehjatnin ~. buck. deceased, made by william
Lynrh aud Samuel Piukerton, the Executors Of
the last viii anu Testament Of the said deceased.
aud this day reported to this Court by the said
Executors. be ratified and confirmed, unless cause
be shewn To the contrary, on or before the 3isf
day If 0e,oLsr, 1851, provided. copy ofthis order
be inserted in some weekly newspaper. printed and
three successive weeks before the 3lst day Of De-
tober 1851. The report states the amount of sales
TO be 50, 10000.
JOSHUA =. cOcKEY,)
JOHN GoNTkuM, Judges.
JESSE DALEY,
Test:-TH0MAS PHILP0T.
Register Of Wills for Baltimore county.
Oct. SIT.
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sale OF . Valuable Cow.

7. Alex. Seth, Esq.. Of Windsor Heights, this
county, recently cold bis csiebrted jersey COW,
"Arawanna Buttsreup." for $1,000 cash. He
bought her about three years ago for $3.50 and
Afterwards sold two calves from her, when they
were only seven days old. at s2s0 aud $500, re-
spscsivsly. This COW took The dFst prsmIum 81
the two last fairs Of the Baltimore county AEFis
culturAl Society the best three yearold Jersey,
Mr.. Seth made from her In seven days 1.-TWO weeks
AFTER dropping hsF hrst eal1 IL lbs. oEs. of but
ter, which, from lie superior quality, brought 50
cents per pound.
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Defacting q Church and Graveyard.

A correspondent at Fork. 1lth district, writes Us
- follows under date Of Oct. 10th "Some scoun-
drsi has ent the moulding on the front doors Of
Fork u. y. church and broken and defaced two
tomb-stones and one cornerstone In the grave.
yard. The trustees meet 20. night to Investigate
the matter and will offer liberal reward for any
information that will lead 10 the arrest Of the Of
fender. IL 70 one Of the greatest outragts ever
perpetrated In this vicinity and the members Of
the church are very indignant and are determined,
if possible, 10 end the guilty parties"
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Litorary Society.

The Towsontown Literary and Musical Assoei
alton will hold is next meeting on Wednesday
Oct. goth, at 7.so pm. Order efsxercises: E!sc
tion Of membsrs and permanent officers; tcnol
ssio. "Passus1ls =. D. Stewart, dust, "0ur way
across the sea," M. aud Miss Stewart; soprano
solo, "The lover and the bird" Miss Stewart
soprano solo, "Ths maid OF Dundee" Miss Stew
art interspersed with instrumental music, and
readings By Mr. Jas. L. Gallagher and others
The public cordially invited.
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zzrM.rk shs vssaissios. ws.ssrn Ns'yIsad
viii roll up such rousing majority fer Me-. Cor
such, our eaaiiiais ior 0sisP,sS;;sT. Tia, !: ssi
be big JOB Cor The Baltimore baIlot-box sta1sss
10 everyone and chest him out of victory ~
ysrsio~n Herald. -
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pwellines nuraiarizsd.

Some time during Friday night oflast week The
residence Of John L. Sears Rsq., on the Rsistsrs-
town turnpike . short distance above 0vines'
Mills, was entered BY burglars and . few articles
Of small value taken. An sntranet was effected
BY cutting slat out Of the shutfef ou one Of he
kitchen windows. by which means the sash was
raised. The kitchen 10 detached from the main
dwelling and rs the thieves could not enter the
latter BY this means they went in the rear Of the
barn and brought long ladder which they placed
against the front Of the house, but they did not
attempt 20 enter BY this means els supposed they
were frightened OF BY some noiss from within.
The thieves must have been acquainted with the
ladder.
On the same night the dwelling Of Nr. Nicholas
Walter, In the same neighborhoed, but further Up
tho pike, was catered and robbed Of lot Of pre-
serves and other small articles, and one other
dwelling In that vicinity vas also entered.
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Circuit Court.

Richard Birch. four ca.ss Of selling liquor on
Sunday and to minors. 10 one case guilty and
fined $50 and costs; In the Others not guilty.
Samuel Hardy. shooting guilty and fined 81 and
costs. Same two cases Of assault ; not guilty In
either. John Dunn and John Wall were released
from Jail On Recommendation Of the grand jury.
John u. Sullivan vs.. the catonsvilie Land and
Loan Ass citation Of Baltimore county suit de-
elared ''of'' by the plaintiffs attorney. George
kaihIer. Jr.. assault guilty and fined Si.u0 and
costs. On Recommendation of the grand jury the
following parties were released from Jail: Lewis
Jaeks"n AMI Charles Myer'. charged with assault.
James Manning. charged NJ a vagrant. and Cath
crime Sewary. Richard Moore, Jane. Sadtier.
Sarah Donneily, Annie Butler. A. J. Preston.
Charles Stack. aud Frank Cunningham. charged
with being drunk aud disordcrly. DR.. Louis A.
Monmonier vs.. chas. Thomas Wright, In equity.
exceptions To the ratification of mortgagee's ,ale;
argued aud held ."J r"ri". Frank Morling vs..
David Carroll. in equity, bill TO enforce specific
performance Of contract conveying real estate.
asking that the same be construed as . mortgage
and not a. an ab.oiute deed argued and held ."L
eHria.
On Saturday last court adjourned until Mon.
day, 9Th instant
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

John 7. Hooper, . carpenter In the employ Of
Dorsey's Run, on Friday, Isih instant. He was
engaged in repairing the platform at the above
station, and stepped aside TO avoid west bound
train. when be was struck by the engine Of east
bound train. The outer plate Of the frontal bone
was broken, and death resulted, probably. from
conclusion Of the brain. lie died In about fifteen
minutes after being struck. Barr,
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Wilson 3 Ristssu, suctioneers. sold at the Court
House on Monday, for W. N: RIstsan and John
county and State taxes due for the year 1871,
several lots Of greund, unimpressd, situated On
Carroll avsnus, 9th district. and assssssA ta mn
known parties. One Jet was rurehsssd By CAAs.
8. 0rassn ~. SIC enslher kf sIa1ks esslt fsr
BY John g. CnFsweII for e1i.
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EOR RENT.

EOR RENT. -
An old established STORE STAND. at Nan.
chester, Carroll co., Nd, now occupied by 0so.
W. Crum. Store room. 2ex4e feet. with Glass
Front. Counters aud Shelving. all eor"iese. The
town il thriving one. with about 500 inhabit-
ants and only two other stores IL situated the
line Of the BALTIC. 4 Hanover Railroad. Porsessisa
given Oct. lst. For particulars. address the an
dsrsigned or call upon GEO. EvERHART, Man
chester, Nd.
GEORGE p. EvERHART.
Railroad, York county Pa,
Semi. a.-Sl.
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MARRIAGES.

PRIcE-scARff.-0n 18th inst. BY Rev. Geo.
". Feelemyer. WIN n. Price 10 Susan o. Scarf,
all of Balto. co.
wARfIELD-MfLLER.- 9Th inst, by Rev.
y. y. Marine, r. II. wardeid. Of Howard co., To
:. Z. Miller. Of BALTIC. co.
BOssoM-cROcKETT.-0n iith inst. BY Rev.
J. 4. Amos, Franklin Bosom 10 Miss Matte
Crockett, both Of Baits. co.
SIIANkLING--GuRER. N, by Rev. Jos.
France, Marion shankiiug aud Annie q. Garer.
Of BALTIC. co.
TARBERT-STR0DEL.- ), by Rev. Jos.
n. Wheeler, Upton II. Tarbert, Of Giencoe, to
Mamie C., daughter of II. Strobei.
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Accideut 10 an old oeu,leman.

. ssfious accident while on q visit 10 Mr.. Colum.
bus Watkins, at Stockton. In coming down
stairs, on Sunday morning, he slipped and fell to
the bottom, breaking bis leg above the knee. lie
was attended BY DR.. Baldwin and was removed to
his home during the day. Mr.. Halle 10 over 20
wears Of aee-Bsiaiv Ifrgis. 1lsh
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Vaii from q window.

A little son ef Mr. n. Bauin Hoax, % this place,
aged about three yesrs, Cen from . secend sisry
windsw Of his fathers residence, on Tuesday
morning, 10 the ground, distance Of about twelve
feet. and mlrasuleusly escaped without lnjury.--
Q hruina.
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proportv Sold.

The Hanover (Ps.) Spectator ofl9th inst. says
On Thursday last, Mr.. Henry zouek, Of Glen
Morris, Baitimore county, Nd, sold at private
sale 20 M. Vincent 0'Isold. Of Mcshsrsytown.
Adams county, his valuable business property cit.
uate on Broadvsy, In this place. consisting OF .
large three snd haif-slory brick building, etc.
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Poetry Of the Pariod.

A Baitinere paper publishes . lot Of verses un
der the above caption, and among them the fol-
lowing, which 10 not bad:
A Baltimore county young man,
dust on bis boots young man,
Il 10 the identical
Hall Springs tournament.ieai,
crcwniug g.the.queen young maa.
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NOR SALE on RENT.

Asenus. near Joppa road. The house l. of brick,
iue stories aaisksA basement Lat 20 BY l5o feet.
Some fruit, Pump. House lately painted inside
Apply 70 JULIUS RUDIGHR. Tovsontcun, or al
Unlon oGlee. March 3f.-tG
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Railroad Accident

On the 18th instant, Mr.. Levi Bachtei, Of the
llth district, while on the Gunpowder railroad
bridge. was struck BY north bound train. His
collar bone vas broken and his skull fractured.
Ills injuries which are of . serious nature, were
dressed By Drs. AitvAter and Shubert.
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ES-The Yorktown Centennial celebration has
been the absorbing topic this week and the coll
umns Of the daily papers have been hlled with
glowing sccounts oft. Between thirty aud forty
thousand ir"oPs-regulars and militia from near.
ly every State in the Union. have been eneamped
there and ibs military display was the finest seen
since the war. The opening services on Tuesday
were Of very interesting character and attracted
Thousands of people The President aud members
Of his Cabinet, SENATOR and members o; Congress.
the Governors Of tho several States aud hundreds
Of other prominent men were in attendance. One
OF the principal events Of the celebration the
laying Of the cornerstone Of the monument TO
commemorate the surrender Of Lord CORVALLIS,
enc Hundred ysArs ago.
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BALTIMORE PRICE CURRENT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY By
B. 7. 4 Nd z q 8 q u,

DEALER ~
FLOUR, FEED OF ALL KINDS, PHRTILI.
ZERs. SEEDS, PRODUCE, &C..
13S North Front NJ, baltimore.
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p. N. Appointed.
Mr. J. y. Ayers has been appointed postmaster
at Mount Washington, Baltimore county.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.


Old Rsiiasss.-The n. Y. 0ne.Pries Clothing
Mouse. 1s2 and lst W. BALTIC. st., having been en-
lssssd 10 donble lie former capacity, has now on
haud Q stock Of clothing second 10 none In the
country. This house has always been noted for
the excellence ofths goods ussd In the manufae-
tars o. ell garments so!d eyh its .perfeetion In
% and its one price principle, which latter means
that the goods are marked down 10 the veFy low
cot living price and no deviation 70 made from
these figures. This stsikes the purchaser at once
~ being fair and just and they can rest sssured
that they are getting What they pay for. II win
pay you 10 call at the New York 0ne- Price Cloth
ins House before purchasing Jour winter o.th..
Dont forget the numher--1s2 and 1s4 west Bal
timers street, opposite Light street.
TAs Beet T;se.-Many Of our most prudent cue
toners and citisens are nov buying their clothing
for themselves and boys for The fall and winter.
We have everything ready, and there 10 no reason
for delay, and there 10 reason for buying now
You may ~ well have . house full of elething 10
select from and plenty of time TO pick u out ~ 20
cone In = crevd after awhile amer the hrrt cold
snap has caught you unprepared. Largest stock
10 baltimore. Lower prices than all The rsst q,
@. ". 0shm q Son. one price clethisss, Haneves
and Pratt streets. wshsve net asked permission,
bot ne viii chance H. and ssiss Publishers ei
sAis paper. t.,slTIIa
Sks.. sEoss.--If you vsas arst.elas, hand
made shoes 70 10 Phipps nss&, next door 10 The
postofiee. Towsontown. = xrsat variety Of all
kinds ef shoes eenstsntIy - hand. RsPaiTSsg
PSe-psiy dsss. -t " tF'f.sf ~
GB-"Ail over the county men are rising up "a
the conviction that u 10 neesssary Tor them 10 ook
70 something better and worthisf uhen they vots
than party watehwords, labels and sndorssments.'
This vas the emphatic declaration Of . Pro'ni'
nsnt Maryland Democrat In is7s-Mr. 9. Tsaskis
Wallis. what wss true then is sminsntiy mor'
20 rew. - gtFs1.E II tfssEg ftfTAf
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rINHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
L scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court for Baltimore county, letters testamsntary
the estate of
GEORGE c. DOHLER,
late of said county deceased. All persons having
claim, against the said estate are hereby warned
to exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof 10
the subscriber.
b.jors hs let day cf Msy, 1889;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit of said estate, Those indebted 10 said 90.
tate are requested 10 make immediate paymenf.--
Given andcr my hand this 5th day Of October,
1851. CAROLINE D0lILER,
t.s.-it.1 Exeeutrix.
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Federai Appointments.

The terms for which some leading federal ON.
sials were appointed BY Prssidsnt Hayes four years
ago are drawing to . close, aud the aspirants for
the places are keeping sharp lookout upon their
interests. The post Of Collector Of the Port, with
$1,000 year salary, is the mos, tempting plum
because Of the pay md the patronage ofthe Office.
Collector Thomas succeeded the late Col. Edward
wilkins, and was confirmed by the Senate nearly
four years ago. Surveyor Of the Port, Naval 0ii-
Ger and other leading officials were appointed
about the same time, perhaps . little later. Il
has been intimated BY Maryland Republicans
who are supposed 20 know something Of the views
Of the President that he win not be accessible
to the irrspressible Maryland delegations, but
that his appointments will be made with the advice
and approval Of persons who are In accord with
him and in whom he rcposes confidence. II has
been stated that the leading Maryland appoint
ments will probably be made In this way, and
that the matters will he settled promptly when
they are taken up. Tho present incambents
have TO contes, with numerous applicants for their
places-Raifo Hus
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NO.PARTNERsHIP.

We. the undersigned. have this day fe.asd .
CO. partnership. under the name and style of
WILSON RISrEAU. for the purposs of con-
ducting the business Of General Auctionsers. Our
once address l. smedley Row. Towsantown. BY
strict attention 10 business aud f.ir desling, ve
hope 20 merit share Of public patronage.
SAMUEL u. WILSON,
August IS. 1881. wM. n. RIsTEAu.
Aug. 2O.-u
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NOTICE. -
Persons PAsTURING STOCK upon 10
MY Farm are hereby notified that NcsA
assume no responsibility whatever Tor any aeei-
dent or ioss which may occur. .
JOHN c. PEARcE.
Long Green Valley, Baltimore county.
Osf s-ate
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EOR sALE---AN AURORA LIGHT IRoE
class order. snitnble for paFlor o. dinlng-Foom.
Owner has no uss fDF IL VIII - sssa right APs
ply a. uNlON OFfiCE.
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Political Changes.

u nder this head the ~. Aicbsei'e Talbot coun-
~ C"-s' Of last week says;
Capt. James A. Ridgaway, of Talbot. who has
hitherto been nm active, working Democrat, has
changed his politics. and be7ome . thorough Re-
publican. Maj. A. ". Hancock, of iiarfora coun
". hitherto an ardent Republican, and n foreign
consul under the Hayes administration. has also
changed. and H. now an vut aud. out Democrat.
Capt. kidgaway was president of the Hancock
and English Club of Easton last fall aud during
the campaign made zone valuable contribution
10 the newspaper on the Democratic side. Eigh.
teen month"; ago he vas an applicant for com
mander Of the oyster police steamer. and was en-.
dorsed for the ace By the Talbot Democracy
generally. In communication TO the Easton
Gazette last Saturday he set forth the reasons that
has impel!ed him TO change. the principal one Of
which seems 10 be that. In his opinion, the Repub-
lican party is progressing more rapidly than the
Democratic
There must certainly be an error In the above
so FAR as !, refers to Major Hancock. We see BY
the Hartford papers Of last week that he has been
invited to take part In the Pennsylvania cam
paign In behalf Of the Republican ticket.
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TOR SALE!

- scriber. on Chestnut Ridge. about the
sth Sept. TWO HELPERS, tuo years cd, EtYS
ene black with short, chubby head the go
other light red. with white spot In forshssa- A
suitable reward wii he paid Tor their return % Cor
information leading 10 fheir recovery.
Oct. 15.-2tel ELI 3. KELLY.
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jail Delivery.

About six o'clock ON Friday evening Of lasi
week, eight men escaped from the jail In tAi,
place. A eolored prisoner named jas. Z. Smith
appears to have put mp the job. He was confined
In cell No. rs, on the second tier, and BY some
means he came In possession Of lock belonging
TO one Of the cells. He made key 10 &c this %
rs to release the other prisoners and then planned
TO get out Of his cell. On the evening named ths
Sheriff was In The city and Warden wagoner was
up In the village, the watchman, George Clark
not yet having gone duty, % that the prisoner,
were alone, locked In their cells. Smith cut q
hole through his cell wall By which means he
reached the corridor. lie then proceeded 20 the
cells were Harry Brown, Leo Hamburg, John
Holiday, eoiored, George Howard, eoiored, -
McGinnis. colored, Julius Wolf and WIN. Gillian
were confined and unlocked their doors with the
key he had made. The men then escaped BY the
back door. Warden Wagner was soon apprised
Of what had taken place and he 1t once tsiephoned
10 the city and Hamburg aud Brown were ARRESTED
the same night BY the city police. The other sia
men have not yet been apprsheuded. Sheriff
siads offers reward Of $3.50 for their capture, OF
$50 for the return Of either. Smith, Who planned
the escape, was convicted few days before Of as-
sauit with intent 10 kiil James Rust, and was
awaiting sentence. Brown and Hamburg ars
charged with burglary.