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DEATHS.

In Manchester, on the LIST instant,
Michael Sullivan, aged " years, 4
months and II days.
Near Westminster, David Everly,
aged 81 years, months and 6 days.
On the 3lst ult., Catherine Earhmt,
widow Of Jacob Earhart, aged II years,
8 months and days.
On Friday, I'd inst, Mr.. Nathan
Nicodemus, aged 40 years, 2 months
and IT days.
On the 10th of LIST month Mr.. John
Miller, a member OF Bush Creek Pre-
paratiye and Pipe Creek Monthly Meet
ing Of Friends, in the 92d year of his
aye
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FALL ENl FALL IN!!

bFSAas = hS AhSRNOiiSohoj NiS
war, proclaimed that it was prosecuted
for the restoration Of the Union, and
believing them sincere in their profess
sions, many Democrats were induced
to join with them in what they con
ccived laudable work The mask is
now removed, the predictions of De-
mocracy have been verified. 1t re-
quires no "sharpened sly inspection" to
discern that the war was not for the
restoration Of the Union, but for the
elevation of the negro--for securing
equality between the races. This is ey-
idcnt from the fact that while no steps
are being taken to restore the Union,
every obstacle is thrown in the way to
rctard consummaton so dcyoutly to
be desired. And whilst this is being
done no pains are spared to legislate for
the benefit of the negro-to procure
for him equal or superior rights to the
white man. So far the whole lcgisla-
ton of Congress has been with that end
in view, and we are coolly notified by
the leaders Of this party that the agita-
ton shall never cease until their ends
be accomplished, and until then there
shall be no Union.
These proceedings, these sentiments
doubtless meet the cordial appreciation
of those who have ever been Abolition
ists--of those who will swallow any
dose, however nauseatiug, provided
they are permitted to feed at the public
crib But how stands il with those
Democrats who have been scduced from
their timc-hoporod principles, and in
duced to act with this noisy aud decep-
tious faction. We doubt not they en-.
tertaincd the honest impression that
in voting with them 0lcy vnrc voting
TO maintain aud supper; tho Union. but
will they continue to bc deceived and
cheated, with evidence before them 20
plain 1t can 20 longer De- oucaued
that the Shoddyites are diauu.ou.sts ut
heart, besides being a-yr, eyaaiay
pariy--that the advancement O: ;he
negroes takes precedence in then
thoughts and their acts 10 the restoring
Of the Union and the interests Of their
owu race.
Vca all liable TO cgr-to be car.
riel of from correct principle is
moment 0f excitement. This has been
the ease. during the past Cow years.
with many honest add well meaning
men No shame can attach 20 honest
error, but 20 only nch "a continue Ia il
after il has been made manifest There
should therefore be no he-itaucy with
such as arc convinced that they have
been troad,ug the wrong path, IN To-
tracing their steps, aud cnl.sting under
ihe Democratic banner. It !, ouly
through that party tba, The Ship Of
State cau be righ,el and ,hr country
BROUGHT a-liu tua stat. 10! uu,u'. peace
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eey'lhe minority in power in Mary
land are determined to continue their
rule. "Peaceably if we can forcibly
ifwcmust (" say these worthless. The
pressure the disfranchiscd are bringing
to bear upon them has sounded the note
of alarm. Fearing that the public voice
would condemn their unjust acts at the
ballot-box, their delegates at Annapolis
are making provision for the formation
of small standing army to be Offered
and commanded by the Governor. This
legion will take the place of the one
which so long held sway under the plea
of military necessity" The purity of
the ballot-box must be maintained, and
our State pushed onward in her course
of freedopl--evenif bayonets are needed
TO assist the good work
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

FEBEuARY, 7--FLouR. Howard street
super and cut EStrn jOa$9, do Extra 90
nSlO, do Family l2aSl3; Ohio super and
cut Extra 8 25aSs 30, do Extra, shipping,
9aS9 90, do Family 70 00asl3; Norihwcs.
tern super B 25asS5o; Chicago Extrn, 25
aS9 So city Mills COED to fancy brands su.
per, 3 dua~S "a, do shipping brands Extra
II JOn -, do atnndnrd Extra . 25nS950,
Rye Flour, 75ns5. Corn Mcal-city Mills
and Bmudywnc3 s73asi per Dbl.
GRAfy Wheat The offerings were about
$500 bushels. OF (which 100 bushs white sold
at - 50, aud ijnO hu.hs red at 12as2 %.
OF corn 5000 bushels white were offered, and
5000 hushs changed hands at s5nsS cents
1900 bu.hs yellow disposed Of at - cents
per bushcI. OF Oats the offerings were light,
and sales a, prices last given
SrEus.--Nc quote Clover at S. % per
buyhoi Flax seed is quiet at 2 9OaS2 % per
busd"i Timothy is dull and only nominal
ia price.
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charter was granted by the Grand
Lodge of Maryland to Jesse Cloud,
Worshipeul Master, William p. Farqu-
har Senior Warden, and William Stay
maker, Junior Warden, empowering
hem and their successors "to admit aud
to make Free Masons according to the
most honorable custom Of the Royal
Craft in all ages and nations throughout
the known world, and not contrariwisc." "
Thus legally constituted, this Lodge
took rank at once as one Of the most
Furnishing and respectable in Maryland,
never ceasing to have on the roll of its
workmen many Of the best men in the
community. After removing to Union
town and thence in.July 1924 to West
minister, at last, like many other Lodges
at that day, it succumbed to the yio-
lent anti-masonic .fitrore then raging,
and surrendered its charter to the
Grand Lodge The last meeting was
held in Westminster OH the 2lst Octo-
Der, 1927, at which date its officers were
as follows DR., William Zolliekoffer,
w. Master, Joshua Sundergill, s. War
den, Johns Murray, J. Warden, DIR.
James Fisher, Soct'y, and Joseph Ar
thur, frcas'r
Door.to-Virtue Lodge, No. 4G, A. r.
& A. NJ, having renewed tsyouth, aud
promising 10 regain its ancient prosper
ity, will now meet at Odd Fellows Hall
in Westminster every Thursday even
ing, to resume, with the working-tools of
the Royal Craft, the labor suspended
nearly forty years ago. The officers Sc
lected for the first term under the re-
yiyed charter are Hon. John Il. Smith,
Worshipfu Master, Rev. James W.
Reese, Senior Warden, William II, II.
Geaity, Junior Warden, Augustus d.
SehaelIer, Secretary, aud William \.
McKellip, Treasurer.
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DIVIDEND.

FARMERS & mechanics NATIONAL BANK, |
Westminster, January q, 1866. !
FENHIS Bank has declared dividend of
IN y per cent. on its Capital, for the
last half year, payable on or after the 10th
Of February next. All taxes paid by the
Bank. JACOB REESE,
febs4t Cashier.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-02-08

"GGoUND-HoG DAY. Friday last,
the "a inst, was what is familiarity
known among the old folks as Ground
Hog Day Upon that day, SO the
story goes, the ground hog comes out
from the snug quarters where he has
been alternating since the cold weather
began Should be, upon this advent,
be uulucky enough to get a glimpse Of
his own shadow, he forthwith prccipi-
lately retreats to his lair, aud his inilu-
cnoe With the elements is SO potent as
70 produce six weeks spell OF rough
weather As Friday last was clear
day, SIC fear the little auimal may have
seen h.s shadow, and Cur readers may
look DAT los cold.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-02-08

THE SEASON OF LENT.-0n We'd
uesday next, the 18th inst, the season
of Lent commences, it being Ash
Wednesday. Archbishop spalding has
issued the series of regulations to
be observed by Catholics during this
season in his Diocese.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-02-08

EGy- A convention of opponents of
white suffrage was held in Baltimore on
Friday last Resolutions were adopted
thanking Francis Thomas and John j.
Thomas for voting to reduce our repre-
sentation in Congress; approving of the
measure to raise a small standing army
thanking Pilkington for his manly
course" reading Montgomery Blair,
Purneli, and others of their Central
Committee, out Of the party, and de
nouncing the efforts of the adisloyal
press" to restore the right of white suf-
frage. Mr.. Purncll, who is postmaster
at Baltimore, is out in card denoun-
eeing the convention as unauthorized,
and telling its fanatical members some
plain truths. Evidently the Shoddy
camp is getting into pretty muddle.
Ea%A large colony Of emigrants are
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-02-08
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

FARM SoLD.-Mr. William Miller
has sold his farm of 100 acres, situated
abont two miles from Westminster, to
DR.. Cole, Of Baltimore county, for the
sum of $50 per acre,
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Tt Oh Gpa,r} FIR F,jruy-Thc
February number at this magazine is
before u- IL ha. n steel plate portrait
81 Gen S,oucwali Jack lou and % sketch
The leading article Is on the htc Lord
lalmcFston aud his Policy Tho iea-
,ures ot number however. are the first
chapter. OF an original aud thrilling
romance of tho war, by Southern un-
thor entitled BERTHA SEELY, THE
llEaoINE or THE OLD DoMISIoS. -
Among the other articles may be men.
toned Review of President johnson S
Position ;'"Pcu Pictures Of Puritauism.
Chapter II. aud several picccsof poetry.
The Editors Table il also full aud pi-
quaint as usual Van Eyric, llor,ouSCo.
publishers New York Single copies -
cents So 90 FER annum
Goicy's Lmiys Booi', Fbruacg--
This number Of the Lady's Book comes
TO Us with new evidences of the enter
prise aud energy Of the publisher. 4.
Il Huber, Esl, is the agent in West
minister
Arthu'f H,me Hygasiae, FcG,uary--
This numbcrot the magazine maintains
the veil established character ii has
lon. since earned r S. Arthur &
Co, Phladelphin
Tin No''oaai hn,eHigeaccr--Nlr. Or
Iando T. Bliss, agent for this stauneh
old conservative journal, has been in
Carroll county within the last few
days, soliciting subscribers We are
pleased to say he has been very sue
eosslul The Intclligenoer is a consist
ent advocate Of the rights we shout d
enjoy under 4 Constitutional Govern
meut.
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SIS REWARD.

II 0ST between Westminster and Manches-
Z ier, on the 2nd inst, seven shooter
REVOLVER, Silver Mounted, the finder
will receive the above reward by leaving it
at this office. febS-3tF
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-02-08

ASrI-REGIsTRV MEETING.--A meet
inr OF ,Gc Fourth District Association
will be held at the Nalen School House
on the Deer Park Road, on Saturday
evening next Names of permanent of.
tecrs next week.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-02-08

D1nWe are in receipt of neat sew
ing machine, manufactured by Shaw &
Clark, Biddeford, Maine. 1t does all
that it is represented to do.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-02-08

puBLc SALES TO TAKE Place
The following are to take place at the
time and places designated
Saturday, February t0th, Mr.. James
l. Shulil, residing at Travanion Mills,
miles from UDiontowu, will sell fine
lo' Of Personal Property.
Saturday, February l0th VI VIM
Otto will soil at Limo Hotel ia Middle
burg, % sorscl mare with fual
Saturday February 10th, Mr.. Peter
Nascnheimer, wall sell valuable lot OF
Woodland situated in Myers, District, 2
miles from Baohmau's nIi J Henry
Hoppe auctionccr
Tuesday. February 18Th, Mr. YIN.
iIi4h. residing ! milo from Geimlu
Ntill. will sell large lot Of Personal
Property. J. Henry Hoppe auctioncer.
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HOGS

Quotations may be stated at 13Ia1li cts
per ID. for good Hogs only very few ex-
ira primo ones at IL cts. The market rather
hnnNY. md tnndinr dnwnwnrda
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-02-08

SALE OF BANK Stock On Monday
last ten shares OF stock of the First Ma
tional Bank of Westminster were sold
at sl20 per share. Par value 500.
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SITEEI'

The supply Of sheep on sale this week is
qucuce Of which they have declined.
5. Frankcngtine reports sales at CAST cts
gross and marke! dull at the quotations.
McClclIaud Logan report sales at 54a7l
cts, and duIl.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-02-08

HoRsE SToLEN.-0n Friday night
last some thief entered the stable of
DR.. j. G. Crawford, residing at Win
field, Carroll county, and stole there.
from horse SADDLE and bride.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-02-08

Jrsrrcrs or rnE PEAcE.-Thc ap.
poiatmcnt Of Justices Of the Peace for
the city Of Baltimore and tho counties
Of The State by Governor Bradford q
short time previous 10 his retirement
from ofhc" Is likely to lead 10 trouble
The matter came up 10 tho Legislature
recently, and resolutions were passed
calling upon the Governor to take the
requisite steps to have the casc brought
before the Court Of Appeals on a man.
damus or writ OF gg9 rrrraaf9.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-02-08

PLEASING ENTEHTAlNMENT.-O
Friday evening last IL, 6sdiolars attach
ed b the classes in the Institute Of Rev.
John A. Munroe gave literary enter
tainment to the parents aud friends of
the school, at Odd Fellows Hall The
exercises consisted Of dialogues, recita-
tons, singing, etc, and gave evidence
of commendablc proficiency. 1t is the
intention Of Mr.. Muaroe to give a series
Of such exhibitions, aud we arc sure
they must prove acceptable to all.
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MAsoNIc.-lt will, no doubt interest
the Masonic Fraternity of Carroll coun-
ty to learn that the Most Worshipful,
the Grand Master, acting under a reso-
luton of the Grand Lodge passed at its
last November communication, has res
tored to a legal number of petitioners
the Charter of Door-to- Virtue Lodge, No.
40, which was surrendered in the year
1927, This venerable Lodge held its
first meeting (under dispensation) at
Pipe Creek, june 23d, 1911, and on The
4th day of November in the same year
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-02-08

Dy1DEND.--The Farmers and Ne.
chanics' National Bank Of Westminster
has declared halfyearly dividend Of
Eve per cent, payableo on and after the
10Th of February nezt.
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rsa- Among the delegates chosen to
represent Frederick county in the State
Convention were Hon. jacob NJ Kun
kel, Anthony Kimmel. William p
MauIsby and Joscph NJ Palmer.
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HoBsTs ASp SLugu SroLEv On
Monday evening, 10Th ut. two horses
apd a sleigh belonging to }lr Norris
residing this silro Of Rcjtersiown wcro
stolen from 10 front Of Winigolo's
Tavern, Aboa, 3 miles from Baltimore
on tbc Rsister,iown road NJ Norris
had gone into be house for short
tne when two 'rnsHcs rot iu'o tine
sleigh and drove 81 having previously
taken 81 the bells from tho horse. IN
order "a escape detection. The thieves
wore caught 10 Ggtty.burg. where they
hai'miej The harness % for saddles.
hayiag broken the sleigh
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-02-08

Sr. VALENTINE DAY-OBthc l4th
instant is Valentine day, when mystc.
rious messengers introduce tender ja,rf-
d2rr. This Is pleasant and harmless
custom, and it ought not to b. made tbe
vehicle Of Any bat tcnler messages Gn
the part Of bashful lovers. 70 all those
We hops It will bring the hnPp.c,t re-
suits
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| fly net. ! spring wagon, suitable for or
2 horses, hay carriage, furrow plough,
double and single trees, l log chain, l fifth
chain, two horse spreader, together with
many other articles too numerous to mention.
Sale to commence at II o'clock, NJ.
Terms Of sale will be made known on the
day of sale, and due attendance given by
MANASSAS WAREHIME.
feb8ts j. II. HoPPE, Auct'r.
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To ADyERTIsEEs.--Thls will 10 q
stirring year in the history Of West
minister. and we call the attention Of
business men and othaEs to The supe-
rior advantages presented 10 the col,
unms % the ADVOCATE We iutoud
to always have good County paper.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-02-08

pa We c4lla'iru,ion 10 the adycr.
,iscmout ia another column of B,ugh s.
Raw Bone Phosphate. Nesar.. Bowers
d Gehr have for several years pest been
agoats for the sale OF this Fertilizer
which has been extensively used BIS our
farmers, ADD B. Acknowledged 90 be a
truly valuable manure. bringing large
crops aud permanently improving the
hul
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-02-08

TuE MEMORIALS There have been
forwarded from this county 70 cLcgis.
hturc 100 name, to the memorials ask
ing the right of suffrage for tho dislan.
chi-cd citizens, We have seen some
very large lists IN The hands Of gentle.
mcn One from Manchester with 300
names ono from Myers, with 100.
aud others in Ike proportion In
Unioutown nearly everybody signed
aud the euemics ot the movement have
been 80 exercised thereby that they
have got up q counter memorial
stating tho signcrs were informed as
10 the object OF the paper This i,
certainly not paying the signcrs a
very great compliment, for the memoir.
al in a few printed lines at its head
stated plainly its object Could more
time have been given for the movement,
three thousand names would easily have
boon obtained.
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BG~A large colony of emigrants are
establishing homes on Elk river, Va.
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lLTIMORE LIVE STOCK MARKET
FEBRUARY /, 1866.
RECEIPTS.
Total. 6,sl9
,ICES OF BEEFCATTIE.

Very best on SALE. ................... .3a8i C
That generally rated first quality ~ Jc
Medium or good fair quality. ale
Ordinary thin Steers Oxen and Cows a54
inferior aud lowest grudes of Cattle. 4Ic
General average Of the market..... 7lc
Extreme range OF prices laS3c
Most Of the sales were ECONOMICALLY
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ELENrNrs 90 Successive have
always noticed that business mon who
are distinguished for liberal patronage
to those gho assist iu building up their
business arr suece !ul tar beyond men
who hage 40 appreciation Of the benefit
ob' derived lroiNsuch asisiancr. We
make these remark, 10 call attention 10
our entefprisjue towusman. Mr. John t.
RciEnIder he luow, the value to him
oftho printer nod whil-tuot dcimctipg
from the merits OF those vii, lbgrully
sustain us wo take great plea arc in
chronie!iug his success Liboalmind-
ed and gcntlom1nly, he has secured more
than Il share Of tbc business Of West
minister. May De sell more goods this
year than ever.
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Thrcshing Machine,
PUBLIC SALE d.

Intending to declined farming, the suhscri.
her will sell his personal goods at Public
Sale, at his residence near Bachman's Mill,
on SATURDAY., the oath of FEBRUARY,
1866, the following property, to wit; ONE
BROOD MARE, heavy with foal, / three
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yenrIing COLT, 2 Mich Cows,
/ Heifer, heavy with calf; ]
! EFT of front gears, = blind bri.
Hes, collars, halters and chains,
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3%terfennuneen I'M 8elaufe BON Mtltpnet
Dollars, lauf sn fat ta9lt9 bur@ bte Office
Ubne Gerluf zines einSt9en Dollars fir Die
&e9iertn9.
-Mr. Sdmee 6. 5arSeS, Der amertfant=
ihe @elanpte tn Yprtugal, bertdtet, Dap bic
gUrteS cine Wcte paltrtet, melGe Die btSbet
auf bic Nt8flbrun9 BON @etnen lte9enoen
8el6ranfun9en aufbebt.
= @ine informele Ger1ammlung Der Ntt=
9Iieaer pes NeprdientantenbauIe les ipuroe 9ez
tern NnGmitta9 bolp na6 Der Gerta9uh9
aboebolten. Mlr. WUrria BON Sermpnt mar
@orIiber. Sbas. Stevens beantra9te, Elm
COMMITTEE BON 5 Mttaltebern 3t ernennett,
tpelAes misunderstanding iiter ben Sub be8
6pn. 6enrY g8tnter 0nSiS etttperfen fOQ.
Ote getreFenpen werben l6 am nG6lten
Wontag tpieper peri ammeln.
= Der Senat beltGtt9te beute bic fir bic
Terrtiprien NebraSta nnD @a1binetpn erz
nanntrn 0pupernerre nnb cine Qlnsabl BON
Ypfmeitsru.
= Dem Setat wurbe cine 9etttipn 6eu<
berUn'S ppr9ele9t. bic Sdiffabrt auf Dem
Mi1fItppt bur6 S6leuBen &c. gu perbelern.
= Der @raIOent iberlhtfte Aeute Dem
Observation-Disclosures etne 8ptl6aft, In melder
er Nustunft iber Die GerltAe Marimilian'S
9ibt, cine Nnerfentung BON ben Ser. Stdaz
ten 3t ~erlan9en. Gus Den Der 8Ut16oft an
lte9enpen Mittbetlunaen &c. ee6t ber1pr, baB
Senior Nrrago am q. Mdr3 1865 eeeen SCR.
@orptn pen Wunl4 auSlpraG, cine ~llnterrer
bun9 nit SER. Separt 3u baben, nm auS3uz
fnpen, pb cine Ql1erfennung Der tail erlt4en
Gpnlule mG9lt9 Iet; ferner, baB Warqut8
be Montbelpn DEM Staat5ietretar mittbetlte,
DAP etn N9ent nit einem SGretben Niartmt~
liau'S en- ben prafOenten rer Ser. Staaten
anocfommen lei, in nel6em I'm Nnertennutg
na9eeIuht merne. Sctr. Setparb antpprtete
bret 0p2en ip6ter beSl9lt6 Der Nnerfennun9
Der @pninlu, paB ell Seoer bas 8eat BABE,
1tA ais @pnIul on3u3etger, I'M uebri9et tperpe
mat Der btsberigen pulttif ni6t untreu tper=
Den unb ocrldufg nur Die 9iepubltt in Mericp
o~nerfennen. Sefr. Separb Bate cine l1nter=
reoun8 nit benz 9rdfoenten unb CAB Scr.
WtOntbelpn bas BON Nrraeo ilterbra6te
S6rejben unerGfnet 3urid. SeparD 1aete
babel: o0isle Nuturttdt (Nfar) III I'M biret=
ten 0tperlpru9 NIT Der 9plitif Der 8e9te=
run8. DieieIbe betradtet Den Geriu6, cine
frentpe unD tatlerlt6e 9tegtsrung auf btelem
Continent gu etabltrtn, als unerlaublt9 unb
unausfibrbar."
Otele Dpr9elegten Gprrelppnben3et 1tnb
Dptumente 7nb BON Der duBerfen @i9tt9feit
unp mir perOen auf Die elben suriidtcmmen.
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RcuereS aus europa.
Der Sau bts gbenaaSoab.- 0ipIomatif1e
S0rrefp0ncen;.

Der Sau bs gbenaaSoab.- 0%ipIomatifOe
Corresponding.
6aGtfar, 9. San.-0er Opfr. Canada
lit NIT Na6rtAten ppm %. aus liverpool,
Sin 2ueenStopn, bier eineetrpfen.
@ettere @prrePpnpsn3en 3ptl@en Scr.
Qpant8, Dem amerifaniIHen @elanptea, uno
@arl CLARENDON linD SerGfentli9t worben.
Sn ben elben lit elm GOr18lag reS Scr. NDamS
an Die brtttti9e 9te9terung, baB, wenn Der
Sbenanbpa6 in 9ioerpupl anfomnte, Die britt
tii4e 8e8terung 8e9en Die Naumldaft oerfab=
rem lOls.
Carl Clarendon erwieberte, baB NtGts
p%Or6anpen lei, mas cine 6anplun9 9egen bic
ielben redtfertt9en tperpe, ba Die Nann1adft
MIR aus Nu6lGnoern belfebe.
Der In Dublin perbaftete Senior, Nnmens
Barr, purpe na4 pem Dprtmppr-@ efangntB
9ebra6t.
Ser. Staaten 5l20er 8pnos 664-668.
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