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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

DECEMBER, 13th.-FLoUR.-We give
quotations, though mainly nominal, viz:
Howard st. Super and cut Extra 8 5Oas9, do
Extra Q 50a$10; do. Family 12aS13; Ohio
Super and cut Extra 50aS0; do. Extra
50aS10; do. Family 12a$13; Northwes-
tern Super 50a$8 rs; Chicago Extra,
choice Q 5oaSlo; City Mills, good to fancy
brands Super 50a$9; do. shipping brands
Extra II 50aS12; do. standard Extra 6 50a
SO; Baltimore Family Sis; do. high grade
Extra $13 per Dbl. Rye Flour, new 6 75a
ST. Corn Meal, City Mills and Brandywine
81 SO per Dbl. Buckwhcat, per 100 lbs.
475a$5 Is.
GRAIN.-About 1000 bushels fair to good
reds were reported in lots at l2a$2 20 per
bushel. Corn was in large supply, the offer
ings reported on Change footing up 5000
bushs white and &c, 900 bushels yellow the
market declined several cents, aud induced
an active demand. Included in the sales
were q, 500 bushs. white ut S0aSl cts, 20. DOC
bushs do. at SO cts, and 1900 bushs inferior
at 70a78 cents-of yellow 5000 bushs old
and new sold at 76aS0 cts, bulk at 77a7S cts
also, 1900 bushs old, fly cut, at 7la72 cents
per bushel.. Oats-760O bushs offered, with
sales of $3.50 bushs at 4Sa5O cts weight, and
1900 bushs at Al cts measure lot of 200
bushels prime brought 81 cents weight Rye
100 bushels sold at 80 cts per bushel.
PRovIsIoNs.-Hogsa at the pens were quite
active to-day, selling from $l3 25 to 81
net; some 1900 head changed hands, and
mostly taken by butchers. At Cincinnati
to-day Hogs further declined; understood
about SO net; subsequently reacted J. City
Lard is offered Mt Is cts. without BUYERS :
small lots from iobbers are quoted at 81 cts.
Bacon is scarcely inquired for; quote nomi-
ually Shoulders, old at l6al64 cents; Sides,
old and new, 20 cents. Mess Pork 3oa$3i
per Dbl. iegs ss9 ID. l-ass
BUrTER.-The market continues very hea-
w. Roll is in good supply and offered free
ly from 80 to 35 cts, at which sales were
made. Glades-we notice sale to-day OF
500 pkgs common, to 60 out of the market,
at % cents; Diaries are held at SSa4o cts
per lb.
SEEDS. Glover was quiet to,day, and
rather easier; we quote fair to prime at 2s
ass 80; Timothy dull; FIaxseed steady at
) 10aSS Is per bushel, as to quality.
WHIsxEY-Continues dull; we report 9
small sale to-day of Country, in secondhand
packages, at So 80; quote at 2 30aS2 81 fol
new. Old is scarce, and selling in small
lots from jobbers at 81 IS per gallon.
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Sheriff Snodgrass, of Jackson count,
Ala, has been arresting discharged Fedora
soldiers, on charge of robbery and murder
committed while in service. Gen. Griersor
released the prisoners and forbade any fur
Their proceedings against them
The hod-carriers employed by contrac
tor in Boston struck for two dollars ane
seventy.fve cents per day on Thursday. and
they were discharged, and their places filled
with negroes.
y Martin Gleeson,a merchant doing busi-
ness on Broad street, Nashville, Tenn, was
found brutality murdered In his store on Sat
urday morning last. The money drawer
was robbed. About $1,000 was found on
the body, which the murderer had not Sc
cured. t.-.s.,
The New England Farmer says that the
Lowell cotton manufacturers realize profit
of one dollar on every pound of cotton they
use. 1880 sErsk
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ErIscopAL VIsIrAT1oSs-The Most
Rev. Archbishop Spaulding administer,
ed the Sacrament Of Confirmation at st.
Johns Church, Long Green, Baltimore
county, ON the 10Th ult., to % persons
On the 21st he administered the same
sacrament to SO persons at St. Mary's
Church, Deer Greek, Hartford county.
On the 22d, at st. fgnatius' Church.
Hickory, st. Mary's county, he con-
frmed "a persons, and at the private
chapel of Mr.. Delmas, at Abingdon, in
the same county, he confirmed % per-
sons. On the 23d ut, at st. Ste
phen's Church, Baltimore county, 81
persons were confirmed by him.
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MAKE UP YOUR CLUBS!
New York DAY BOOK
FOR 1866.


The DAY-BooK proposes to stand in the
future, as in the past, upon the great doctrine
that this is a. WHITE MANS GOVERN
MENT on the basis of FEDERAL
UNI0N-that white supremacy and negro
subordination are essential elements of
American civilization and industry Having
kept the flag of State Rights and Constitu-
tlonal Liberty flying at a great pecuniary
sacrifice, in New York, and at time, too,
when 1T had no other journal to keep it
company, 1t does not propose to surrender
any Democratic principle, but so long as it
can speak freely, to contend for that which
is Right rather than that which seems to be
popular, hoping thereby to makethat whiehis
Right, popular Itaspires to no higher honor
than to be the defender of the great AGRI-
CULTURAL CLASSES of the country
from the assaults of the public plunderers
of all parties, who now, through banks,
tariffs, taxes and free negroism, are striving
to crush them, and it respectfully asks the
pportand aid of all in extendingits circula-
ton, who actuated either by interest or patriot
ism, do not desire to see the bones and
sinews of the farming and industrial classes
mortgaged forever to the grinding exactions
of debt, or the old Union and the old Con-
stitution surrendered without a struggle to
the Mongrelists. The DAY-BooK is now
generally recognized as the -
Leading Democratic JT1eckly of the country,
and has the largest circulation of any pub
lished, being the only New York paper of
ITS class made up as a FAMILY and AGRI.
CULTURAL journal.
/ Expressly for Country Circulation.
With full reports of all the New York
| markets.
| TERMs-CAsH IN ADVANCE.
One copy one year......... ............... $500
/ Three copies one year........,........- $50
| Five copies one year, and one to the ,ooo
/ getter up of the club.................. INV
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twenty copies one year................. 5000
Gold Pen Premiums -
/ rsA- Send for a Specimen Copy, and sec
the full particulars ofthe Gold Pen Premium.
offered for getting up clubs for 1866.
IA We employ no travelling agents, but ever,
person who approves of its principles is re
quested and urged to act as agent for IT il
his own neighborhood, and send on sub
scriptions. Address, giving post Office
county and State in full,
i VAN EVRIE, HORTON &CO..
No. l62 Nassau street, New York.
49,.
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: II or i 81 ID

TIME Books and accounts of JOSEPH
SHAW, deceased, late Editor of the
"Western Maryland Democrat having
been placed in the hands ofthe, undersigned
for settlement and collection, by the Adnin-
istrator of said deceased, all persons mdebt-
ed to the deceased are hereby notified to-
call at the Office Of the undersigned, in
WestminsterY at an early date, and settle
the same: sss:
CROUT& REIFSNIDER,
Nov. 30,--4t. Attorneys at Law.
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Estate of ADAM Gsabsyt, deceased.

Office is hereby given that the Sub
IN scribers have obtained from the Or
phans' Court Of Carroll county letters Tes-
tamentary on the Personal Estate of ADAM
GILBERT, late Of Carroll county, deceased.
All persons having claims against said Es-
tate are hereby warned to exhibit the same
within six months from this date,otherwise
they may be excluded from all benefits OF
said Estate Those indebted are requested
to make immediate payment. a.. 81
JOSEPH BYERS,
JESSE MYERLY,
no30-4t Executo g p
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WANTED.

A TAILOR to take the entire control of
N the Measuring and Cutting Branch
of my Business. Only a man of good moral
character can obtain the position. Single
man preferred. Address
NJ I. GORSUCH,
sShas Westminster, Nd,
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REAL ESTATE
and Collecting Agency.
LEVI EVANS, WEsmrssrER, Md.
Office at MikeseUs Store, from
9 a. NJ to 3P. M,

aHAVING made arrangements for the
III prosecution ofthe business Of buying
and selling Real Estate, offers his services
to the citizens of Carroll county who NAV
wish any business transacted in his line
A large amount of Real Estate always on
hand. Persons having property to dispose
of will find him the best medium for its sale,
Also, all collections promptly attended to-
dec7-tf. 81
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Hathe Orphans Court for Carroll e6nafy:
DECEMBER Ferm,s 1866.

Jacob Fisher, decd. ~ is, ordered this
Fifth day of December 1866 that the sale of
the Real Estate of Jacob Fisher, late Of Car
roll County, deceased, made by John G.
Frizell, Executor of the last VIII and Testa-s
ment of said deceased, and this day reported
to this Court by the said Executor be ratified
and confirmed, unless cause be shown to the
contrary, on or before the 1st day Of January
next: Prouided copy of this order be in
serted for three successive weeks in some
newspaper printed and published in Carroll
county, before the said 1st Monday, LIST day
of January next. The Executor reports the
sale of all the Real Estate of said deceased
in Carroll county, consisting Of six Lots, or
one and half acres Of land, more or less,
sold at public sale for the sum Of three hun
bred and FIVE dollars. ($305- co. - 3st,s
True copy-Test:
HENRY H. HERBAUGH, g
dec7-3t. Register of Wills
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MARRIED..

In Baltimore city, November End, by Rev
DR.. McCron, Mr. JOEL BLIzzARD and Miss
CLENESrrNE MYERLY, both of this County.
On Thursday week, by Rev. Samuel Spur
rier, RuFus NUsBAuM and REDEccA SHIPLEY,
both ofthis County. A' =
On the S0th ult., by Rev. j. G. Shoaff,
Mr.. GEORGE w. PALMER, of Littlestown,
Adams Co., Pa, to Miss SARAH E. LIGHT.
NER, of Harvey, Carroll county, Md. ::
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No. s5s EQUITY. /

IN the Circuit Court for Carroll county.
and as ~y and HI s Sss,. ad BE- ,, Ibis his
as. cember, 1865, that
Rcbecca j. Stocksdale the sale made and
and others. reported by Henry
ID. Gore and Elias c., Stocksdale, Trustees
for the sale of the Real Estate in the above
cause be finally ratified and confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary be shown on or. before
the 9th day of January, 1866: ProUided, a
copy of this order be published IN; some
newspaper printed in Carroll county, for
three successive weeks previous to the 2Sth
day of December, inst, The report states
the amount of sales to be $1,000.
VIM. A. McKELEIP, Crk.
True copy-Test: 80
dee7-3t WM. A. MoKELLIp, Cfk. Il
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THE County Commissioners for Carroll
L County will meet at their Office, in
Westminster, on the FIRST MONDAY OF
JANUARY, 1866, for the transaction of
business.
By order,
LEVI VALENTINE,
Nov 30,-tm Clerk.
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No. 1873 EQUITY. 3,
n tie Circuit cowt for Carroll County.
Jacob , Bowers, Tn E sI.E Re- \. this

Michael Stier, ct. ais. J yemher, 1866, that
3he sale made and reported by Daniel Zentz,
Trustee for the sale of the Land of John
Stier, deceased, be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary thereof be.
shown on or before the 26tA day Of December
-ne1t Provided q copy Of this order Be In
serted IN some newspaper publishedsin Cars
roll County once IN each Of three successive
weeks before the 23d day Of December next.
The Report states the amount Of sale to be
WIN. A. McKELLIP, Clerk. &
True copy Test: isss 8. SIS
VIZ. A. McKEI1zr, Clerk.
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GREAT BARGAINS, Dry Goods COM
" ing down, Calicoes and Musings for
sale at reduced prices, at
Noy. 80, ]. Z. Rcifsnider's.
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AzHA The Improvements consist
.STssaN comfortable LOG
TIT. TT. I'll Gus ~.

weMherboarded, IS feet long by "a feet wide,
with Porch extending the whole length of
| the building, Log Barn, Granary, Smoke
House, Cave, two Spring Houses and
other necessary out-buildings, all in good
repair, with never failing spring of excel
lent Water near the House; also, large
and thrifty APPLE ORCHARD, of differ
ent varieties of excellent fruit.
A substantially built MILL DAM, cover
ing about 81 Acres of ground, on Murphy
Run, never failing stream, supplies the
Mill (which is two stories high, 40 feet long
by 30 feet wide, the lower story built of
stone, the upper a frame ,weatherboarded,
! runs 2 pair stones, has elevators, smut ma
chine, and other modern Improvements, is
in good repair, and has an excellent run of
custom at this time. ~
The Terms, as prescribed by the Court,
are as foilows One-third of the purchase
money shall be paid by the purchaser to the
undersigned, on the day Of Sale, or on the
ratification thereof by the Court aforesaid.
The balance in two equal annual payments
bearing interest from the day of Sale. The
credit payments to be secured by the notes
of the purchaser, with security to be APP
proved by the Executor, Cor, if desired, the
whole of the purchase money can be paid
Immediately upon the ratification of the Sale
by the Court.
ssa. Possession will be given on the LIST
day of April next, and upon the payment of
the whole of the purchase money the under
signed will execute good and sufficient
title, free from all membranes.
neAs Persons DESTROYS of viewing the
PROPERTY before the day of Sale will
please call on the widow of Conrad Mar
shall, residing on the premises, who will
take pleasure in showing the same.
HENRY E. BELTZ,
decl4-ts Executor.
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No. S41 EQ UITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll county.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll county
and wife, ~ day of December,
rs. 1865, that the sales
David L. Richards made;and reported for
and others. the sale of Real estate.
in the above cause, be:'finaily ratified and
confirmed unless cause to the contrary be-
shown on or before the 8th day Of january
1866: Porided a copy of this order be pub
lished in some newspaper printed in Carroll
county for three successive weeks previous
to the 18th day of December, inst The re-
port states the amount Of sales to be
S1SG0.14 - .se.- 4.
VIM. A. McKELL1P, Cfk.
True copy-rest; ~. 4 = 4
dec7-3t. VIM. A. McKELLIp, CIR.
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Dwelling House,

two-story Log Tenant House, nearly new;
and large Frame Bank, with Wagon Shed
and Corn Crib attached; Carriage House,
Hog Pen, &c. There are two Wells of water,
one at the Brick Dwelling and the other at
the Barn, having Pump therein; there is
an Apple Orchard on this property, and
also Peach, Cherry and Plum Trees.
Terms of sale are as follows: One-tliird
part of the purchase money shall be paid to
the Trustee on the day of Sale and the resi-
due in two equal payments, the one to be
paid in one Year, and the. other in two years
from the day of Sale, bearing interest, and
to be secured by the purchaser notes, with
security to be approved of by the under
signed.
JOSIAH ADLESPERGER,
Trustee.
j. HENRY HoprE, Auctioneer.
HAYDEN & BAUMGARTNEE, Solicitors.
no30-ts q
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AIDES FURS. IA large aasortmept
= OF Capes and Muffs, for sale 81 low
prices. j. Z. Reitssidcr.
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PUBLIC SALE.

ME Subscriber intending to move West,
IL will sell at Public Sale, on his premises,
On Monday, the Isl day Of January,
1855, at o'clock, A. NJ, the VALUABLE
FARM on which lie now resides, situated
between the Gettysburg and Iaittlestown
Roads, about miles from Taneytown, Car,
roll County, Md, and adjoining lands of
Sterling Gait; James and Robert Knox, and
others. This Farm contains
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IMDER LAND

The Farm is under excellent fencing, the
land is rolling, but not hilly, and all well
LINED a Pump at the Barn and at the
Kitchen door, and a never failing Spring at
the Spring House.
Persons desiring to view the premises,
will be cheerfully shown the same by the
Subscriber, living on the place.
pa The Farm will be offered at Private
Sale ON easy terms until the 26th.
RY Terms accommodating land made
known on day of Sale, when the Plat will be
shown JACOB ERB.
dec7-ts. lfL39 Te.,
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w A NTED

A GOOD Cook, Washer and Ironer. One
N willing to make herself generally useful
in small family can have good home and
Six Dollars month wages, by applying to
j. w. MASS1E,
dec7-2t* West End.
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~ Ia Acres ofLand,

This Lot is located between the above named
County Road and the Uniontown Tuanpike
Road, fronting on said Turnpike Road
&c Perches. This Lot will also be Sur
veyed and laid off in small Lots, from
two FIVE Acres; some TIMBER and several
fine Springs of Water on this Lot.
LOT NO 4 CONTAINS
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- MARYLAND gEssg
RAIIR O A D..
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.

/, o. On and after MONDAY. December 18th.
The Trains will leave Unions Bridge at IA
$50 A.. NJ.
Leave Baltimore at 9 A. NJ. and 80 P. NJ.
p. II. IRWIN,
noao-tf Sup't.
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Public Sale of
REAL ESTATE.

THE Undersigned, Heirs of Magdelena
Markle, deceased, will offer at Public
Sale, on the premises, on ,.=s
SATURDAY, the 18th Of DECEMBER
1865, at II clock, NJ, the Valuable Farm,
situated in Myers District, Carroll county,
adjoining Lands of Joseph q. Hahn, Joseph
Dutro, and adjacent to Weist's, formerly
Maus Mill.) The Farm Contains
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SO IA Acres of Land,

This Lofts located on the East side of the
Westminster and Littlestown Turnpike Road,
fronting on said Turnpike Road So Perches,
and bounding on the County Road leading
from said Turnpike Road to A. Winters
Mill, the County Road called and known as
the Sullivan Road running through said Lot.
This Lot will also be Surveyed and laid off
into suitable Lots, from, two to five or more
Acres, as may suit. A very superior Sand
Hole is on this Lot.
{ A Plat of the Home Farm and Lots will
be made and shown on the day of Sale.
Persons wishing to view the grounds and
Timber Land before the day of Sale. will
call on Jesse Myerly, one of the Execu-
tors, residing on the premises, who viii take
great pleasure in showing the same.
g TERMS OF SALE.-One-third part of
the purchase money shall be paid by the
purchaser or purchasers to the Undersigned
on the day of Sale, or upon the ratification
thereof by the Orphans Court aforesaid, and
the residue in two equal payments, the one
payable in one year, and the other in two
years from the day of Sale; the credit pay
ments to be secured by the Bonds, Notes or
single Bills of the purchaser or purchasers,
with security, to approved by the Under.
signed, and bearing interest from the day of
Sale. 81
JOSEPH BYERS.
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1863 ACRES OF LAND.

more or less; about 40 Acres is covered
with excellent TIMBER, and the residue is
cleared land, in good state of cultivation.
The Improvements on this Property con-
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NEW ADVERTTsEaTENTS.
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2OI .HcreS,

8 ROODS and-s4 PERCHES OF LA ND
more or less, Of which 80 Acres are covered
.,,.k f.g.i
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County Commissioners Notice.

dec14-2t* Henry MoHer, 4uctioneer.
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permitting. d they have not really encouraged
incorrect and false statements be rssal
has been is.i To-, saat of confidence mani
Tested by OCT people. when sprh %. deter
minatiou was mos; required rae cae0urag,
meat these false statements have gwen .
those inlm.eal % our cause. and the .Ulseqa,i g
Generalization that has. followed
VI Gregg reports Hood = army a, ia hil b
state % discipline, aud as determined as 4 DO
disasters bad oscuf,i to II. Tbs was 81. So
had really 20 fear Tot its l1sse. can se 70
paired and with Gen Joseph johnson o. zee
more IN command OF it, ~ b. reported ], nil
aoan re-l1er a. tlAt hl. heen Ll.l.
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We would ask Nil such men, VIA, have
the people Of the North done to inspire
respect. or to make u believe they are
moro yirtuous, more friendly to US, or more
capable Of freedom than they we're four
years ago? II our connection situ the
North vas in,o'ersbIs then, would it not
b. loudly so now let these men pause
and reflect, and come up to the meeting
and 10 a spirit OF clacord and good feel.
lar, unite hand ia hand viih those whose
orly desire is 70 sna'Bin our government,
in its Efforts for au honorable peace
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such cases bat al such rcgg .,.on. -
be- abolished when iug0mpail0.e -
especially when there b., t,-k n
soldier. Ar EDITOR, Il is my op.so,
am not Singular X my ccuc.u.iia. n
are more -a.dIogs Jos. by Improper Il,
bal management. than by TIE ba..a
tbs plTe y iur the benett nt tue SIX 4.
living and auBe other, that % m., p.
corrosive.
Very Respectfully A
SAN ma.
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Tue CALL FOR A PUBLIC MEETING

The n.tiet .se.i plainly and explicitly *
plains the object aui purpose q the
meeting
Wc entertain % Sd wi. aFa'ns, the per
sons whom this maeuBg Is intended n cen.
sare. In DO sp.f., u maueyo.ance would
~ as.ail or injlry them But sAan men
con.pire against their country sta crisis
l,se The present wa conceive i go be- the
duty Of patriotic citizens 20 assemble 10
mass meeting and condemn them
The existing var wns inaugure,ed four
yoars ago. not by the South bu. BY the
North Thirty years Of eontum-y and
aggression eliminated IN The election Of
Black Republican President, chosen not
% account oil bic patriotism, virtue. and
Intelligence. bu, because he hated o. ADD
our institutions, We were compelled to
leave ,hs Union. The Norlhern States
after many outugcs upon our Conslitu.
licnal right. bad by deliberate vote,
agui6ed that large majority Of ,hcir
popu.at.ol wcre 10 BE- hcGcsiorth SUI en-.
emies and that the Federal Government.
instead Of being shield Tor our protec
tioa, was TO be converted into an engine
OF oppression.
-Four years Of war, sirnaiifed by acts.
90 the part Of ,he enemy Of rapaciiy and
vandalism unparalleled in history. has
rendered conclusive What vas believed ia
the beginning of this contp.t, that the
Northern people are iucapabl, % main.
tanning free government. Their President
Of his own yo.ition, ADD without authority
Of law called out an army Tor cur sabju
cation He suspended the writ Of haheas
corpus, arrested distinguished citizens aud
hanishci them from bis country tram.
, pied the liberty a The press under foot.
destroyed State rights arrested All entire
Legislature and placed its members with.
o.t charge against thmiug fanut
organized mock government. ia Che part.
of States occupied b, Dis troops 4..t
i.hei iaery Ia JAa-e ~atr. 81. aa IS .a
na. capable aai instituted 'Ar mat t.
raenea aaJ 5ppre--ucAe- u ,a.
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sy N. R,a.hero say. that trade Al Browns
&, lie u Ia
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Died.

.I r.iE place ca ,ht .tl sHa.
- ~ lfbkNlAH IC ttg .
-syHtt a.. % bates county 81 ,,t.