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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-17
nURLHY'S STOnACn BlTTERS.
HURLEY'S SARSAPARILLA.

The great Blood Pufiner, ~ = Spring and Summer
Medicine. stands unrivaled. all impurities
IRON the blood and gives health ard strength to the
systen. HURLEY. RUDOLF 4 CO..
Projectors, Louisville, Ky.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-17
MuRlevs POPULAR WORM CANDY

A. this u really specific Tor Worms, and the best
and most palatable form to give to children 10 not
surprisng that II is fast taking place Of al other pre-
pssations fse worms-it being tastelsss. any child
win take II. aug25dAw1v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-17

AYE SURGEON srH IOWA CAVALRY
HAVING nEks ENGAGED IN THE PRAC
Il tce Of Medicine and Surgery for the lasN
TWENTY 1--WE rEsFs ~ rms SfArR. hes d rman-
entity located IN this city. and oflera his profea.
sional services 20 the citizens Of Davenport and
vicinity. and hopes by his long experiences With
she diseases of the climate 20 merit and rycefve
portion Of p"bifc patronage.
'fcc corner Of Third and brady, over Lind.
saws ;s~clry Store, residence in what wee for.
mcriy known ~ the Fulton House. ON Water
street, above the hrsdCe iune91 A1e
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-17

DlYSlCIAN AND SURGEON. Office. cor.
L I'd and Brady Streets, under Streeper 4
Eaylie's store. Residence on 18th It,, bet. Bre.
DIV and Main. ocsSd Al
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-17
Miss. =. L. PHELPS

STUDIO no. --FARRANDS BLK. "a FLOOR
DHOTOGRAPHS WORKED IN OIL ON
water Colcrs. or India Ink, on plain Or
30 copies. S
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-17
Nip the Evil I'm the Bud,
Mr.. WHITTIER.
~ South CLARK Street. Chicago, HI.

( Hes for many years nels d
treatment Of privats dioeases b
Il busiaass ssd study. Syphili
I |in I'll iss ferns. elect and STRIFE
Z tures. Particular attention Riv
On 70 old standinR cases, whicl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-17

= 49, Me1elAclnss - Progresses, na1hlD, i. Z.
Wnpoat. oee1 911W-o0Ws00o4ah1fAU
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-17

DANIEL. GOULD.
WnOLESA1E AND RETAIL DEALER m
Earnlearc. larpets. Oan Cloehs.
Mate. 1em4s, window
Shades, 70.
mchal-itf East second Street.. sss. Penn.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-25
The Registry Publication.

We are sorry to say there has been a
failure to publish the Registry of voters
in this County according to law in all
the Districts, except Westminster and
Hampstead, which were the only ones
given us for publication. The other
nine were given to the Sentinel Office,
and sent, We understand, to Baltimore
to be printed as supplement to the
Sentinel. On Tuesday last the lists
were all sent back with the excuse that
it was impossible to print them. Had
they been furnished to us at first We
would had them all published by last
week. The handbills required should
have been put up in every district at
least by Tuesday last. On the Both 4
31st inst is the time limited for the
Registers to sit for correction Of the
lists, but in those nine districts the pub
lie have had no chance to learn whose
names have been REGISTERED. There
has been great fault in this matter some
where. We do not believe this failure
should yitiatc the Registry in those
Districts; so We advise the Registers to
correct mistakes on their lists as far as
they can, and furnish the corrected lists
to the Judges Of election aud the County
Clerk as required by law. Then let
all who have been before the Register
apply to him personally to see if their
names are carried ont as qualified voters;
or at all events attend the election and
they will then discover whether they
arc voters or not. Men cannot be dc
priyed of suffrage for this shamcfulneg
lect.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-25
Local Intelligence.

MyRpERors ArrkiR Late on S4lur.
day evening as the people sho attended
the Mass Meeting were quietly disper,
sing 90 their homes every body vas
startled by a report tA4i four mon h,d
been shot u Shco's's Hotel by Henry
Bell q we'll known Radical This Wa
about mile aud a half from the place
Of meeting, aud st the lower euI Of
town Many different stories were circu.
lated aud the excitement which pre-
vailed was naturally intense. II is
reported, for there has yet been no regu.
lar legal examination Of the matter that
some men passing Heury's Hotel. date
Bartholow - hide lively, hurrahed for
johnson, which was met By eoun.
ter hurrah on the other side for JcfT
Davis, Onc Of the party called back
you had better hnyrah + jos SHAY +"
Henry Bell, who was one of the parties
tried and acquitted for the killing Of
Mr. Shaw IN 1868, Immediately follow
ed the parties down to Sheets Hotel
about 300 yards further lie was seen
entering the bar room door az Sheets s
with his hand in his pocket covering
the butt end Of revolver Here there
were a number Of persons, some Of
whom had been drinking, and enjoying
themselves as usual on such occasions.
We have not heard any reliable state
ment as yet as to what happened there
before the firing commenced II is GER
tain Bell fired three times aud that
four men were wounded thereby. AZ
ter lac fired the first shot it is said that
some one struck him with chair, aud
that he was some what bruised. At the
second shot the landlord ran to the bar
room aud as he opened the dining room
door seized Bell round the body, aud
threw him round into the dining room,
from whence he fired the third shot
past the landlord into the bar ROOM
lie then escaped out Of the back Of the
house aud concealed himself in cellar,
whence he was soon taken by the sheriff
and in very short time landed in the
Jail.
William Lafferty was shot through
the upper part of the thigh the ball
passing near the femoral artery. lie
bled very profuscly and lay as If dead.
The attending Physicians, Drs. Beltz
and Herring thought his case very crit
ical but he rallied after midnight, aud
is now thought to have good chance
of recovery. John Stewart was shot
through the palm Of the hand near the
fingers, having probably grasped at the
pistol, short barrelled QUE. The ball
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-25
Raft. Police commissioners.

A petition Of near FIVE thousand citi-
zcns of Baltimore has been presented to
Gov. Swami for the removal Of the two
Police Commissioners of Baltimore for
official nisconduct--the law providing
for such removal by the Legislature, or
in the recess, by the Governor The
case was taken up on Monday last
The counsel for the Commissioners put
in an answer denying Jurisdiction and
on the Governors deciding that he had
the power to remove, withdrew. The
Governor postponed the case until Fri
day. .Messrs. Schley and Latrobc ap-
pear for Petitioners.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-25
TIE ELECTION.

We have only chance this week to
say to our friends to attend the election
and insist on their rights peaceably, yet
firmly. We do not anticipate any at,
tempt on the part ofour opponents TO
reject registered voters, except under
the semblanco Of law-thoy having the
Judges with them. If these choose TO
decide wrong it may be redressed by
the proper tribunal if the evidence is
preserved. We hope no outrage will be
attempted which may provoke our
friends to forget their respect for the
law hard as it may be,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-25
Assessor OF Internal nc.enGe.

Col Roger l.. Coo. of Washington
County, a. brave aud eallau, q gentle.
man and soldier q, entered hia ryuutry's
service dufins the late ~.r. h.s b,sn
appointed As,ss,yr u Ia,,TaL 9s,ssae
for the Fourth District Of Maryland
10 place Of Thoma, Goruch fS4 .ho
recently resigned @ a. Tho Erami.
ner' said b.causc be dsaypryy,l u
President Johnson'a policy anl 49,
unwilling to hold olhca under hiis any
longer Tho EGanuer' ,LUgll have
added If Mr. Gcpu ch h,i npt rssi,u.
ed quite SO soon he wouia have b,su
turned out to make room Cor h,e sue.
ce,sor who is "oue OF tho boys ia blue "
Col. Cook posscs,cs al Tie u.es.sAry
qualifications for The position aud hia
appointment, ~ believe, gives uniScr.
sal satisfaction --i5h Ia.T.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-25
MARRIED.

% tho g3Fd last, 81 ihc fcsidebcr ~ The
hFid's mother. near NasiuiusirF rs The krt.
II. e. Holloway, Mr. Joss r. UtFsbuHI t. Niss
MUtiF G, GilatAr,
90 thr llh met. ~ ths Rev J. =, McMur-
ray, Mr. hrsH PrCtES, o. harrisburg. o. Miss
$. Fassis SaFsrv. ~ Atoms Pa.
On tho 18Th ihst, IN lhr lnth Patronage,
Westminster, by the Rev II &, Holloway NJ.
faEnrscT " ToWstssp ard Miss LAraA V.
Nrtl, both II this county.
On The same dAy. by the same, At the resi-.
dcncu u The brides fnoJhcf Mr. Jtsts II.
Nrshs. and Me, S,atu T.. WuHrEa, both u
this county,
On the 10th inst, At tho " r. Parsonage.
Westminster, by Rev. ]. Edwin Amos, NJ.
FaAscs l.. CHIserLI. t. Alss Lptmk q. Coso-
WAY, AL IT this county.
Ga Thursday evening, lith. inst, by Rev.
Jonathan Nuuror, NJ Jossrn N. Glst. ~ Car
roll county, Nd. a. Mics May $. GisT, ~ Ohio.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-25
That $50, OOO,OOO.

The Constitution forbids the Lcgis-
laturo from paying for slaves cmanoipa-
ted in Maryland. When charged with
iayoring Negro Suffrage, Frank Thomas
and his party say that is not in issue,
because the State Constitution prohibits
it; yet these consistent Radicals have
the audacity to clamor every whore
about design Of the conservatives, If
elected to the legislature, to heap up still
more taxes on our people for an object
prohibited by the State Constitution.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-25
Meeting at gIanchester.

The People are invited to attend a
Conservative Meeting at Manchester on
Saturday afternoon, November Bird, at
l o'clock. Messrs. j, NJ. Parke, and
j.. A. j. Lamotto, two of the Candidates,
and other Speakers, will address the
meeting. All Of the Candidates of the
National Union party are expected to
attend. BY order,
II. L. BELTZ,
Presi lent johnson Club.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-25
THE EegiIInei.

We trust our readers will excuse Us
if we cannot condescenl to notice, any
further than this, the scurrilous person
al attacks made on us in the Radical
organ. They are the product Of low
and vulgar minds with whom we can
have no controversy. 1t is our opinion
that such contemplate slang Injuries
none more than the party which is com
PEELED to endure such an organ.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-25

NEW Suor STORE We should have
noticed according 10 promise, last week
the Advertisement Of tho new store Of
Mr. I $. Eokari, a little wost Of the
Rail Road Westminster lie il an
experienced workman, aud desires to
establish character for reliability 10
his business lie has all kinds Of shoes
4 Caters for Women aud children aud
Boots for men all which be recommends
as customer made and very superior, and
sells cheap.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-25
PROCLAMATION.

Gov. Swami has issued his proclama-
ton against the military organization
attempted in Baltimore by the Radicals
and threatened invasion from adjoining
States, IN y::ol..ion oeisw.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-25

rsa-lf al tho worlds = stage aud all
the people actors there must be many
a curious scene IN life. Bud as TUpper
hath Il, No pea within the pod, no
sand upon tho pebbly shore bath il
counterpart Neither have Bryau's
Life Pills their equal 10 the world Of
cleansing the blood ffoia humofs OF
every Kind. octls
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-25

IaS-J J l'anmgarlnot Esq alser.
tlscs At Public Sale, very desirable
Brick Dwelling on Main street near
Court Street Westminster. the same il
which he resides. Those in san, Of a
good house well located, should attend
the sale. Saturday Nov 10.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-25

NoRwALK CHARTER EtEcTIpN 49,.
The charter election o. No-Ealk Conn
took place on Wednesday l7th inst
+ 4 Weed, democrat gas elected ma.
y.r. and ,ha whole democratic ticket
carried by about forty majority
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-25

THREATENED RIoT.--As soon as the
unfortunate shooting ARRAY at Sheets
Hotel, on Saturday evening last, became
generally known, the actual facts bad as
they were being of course exaggerated,
the excitement of the crowd was fear
full. a strong disposition was maniles-
ted to take Bell out of Jail by force, as
it was thought he was taken there merely
for refuge, aud would be allowed to cs-
cape. This dangerous spirit was com
batted by all rejecting persons; and f.
nally reason prevailed and all retired
to their home fortunately without doing
any great damage; though il is said that
the outside wooden door of the jail
building was pressed open BY somcpar-
ties who assembled there. The general
opinion amongst them appeared 10 be
that the law could not be depended on,
because he had got of ia the Shaw case.
We admit that the proyoca,ion was
great aud that under the circumstances,
the same thing would have happencdin
any community; but to the credit Of that
excited crowd be 81 said that they smoth
cred their wrath, and agreed to await
the result Of tho law as all should do.
RI wrong 10 indulge eycnsuch thoughts,
yet they Sustained in good time, aud
listened to reason, which cannot be said
of some other mobs shich our town
has witnessed. II is proper to make
due allowance for the weakness Of hu.
man nature, as neither party is infallible
The Sheriff aud his posse have been
quite busy sineo in avresting men who
arc suspected Of having couutenanccd
the affair, Some have been brought
from distance and compelled to give
bail
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-25

sss~ Mr. George 4 NIoarcr, has sold
his two houses on Main Street West
minister. West End, to Samuel Ma
baum for the sum Of $4,000
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-25

Governor Worth has been clccte j
Governor u North Carolina over MS
Radical opponent By an almost uuani.
nous vote.
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or less. The improvements consist Of
new two Story Weatherboard
DWELLING HOUSE, tS.ssA
with Back Building, with A.AA-
Basement; Spring House, Smoke House,
aud other necessary out buildings. The
House is in good condition, aud all the
buildings are IN good order. The Bars
is large Switzer one, and is in good
repair There is an Orchard OF 80 to
100 Trees, Of the most select Fruit on
the premises, and the Trees are young
and IN thriving condition. There is
Spring OF excellent water near the
House The above described farm is
Limestone land, about Que hundred
Acres Of which is cleared, about thirty
Acres being covered with Timber All
the cleared land has been heavily lined,
upwards Of fifteen hundred bushels
have been put oa within the last ten
years. There Is a new lime Kiln on the
premises, with fine Quarry Of Lime
stone adjoining. This Farm for situa-
ton, society, schools, churches, aud
healthy location, cannot be surpassed
in any County ID the State; 1t IS ~ the
heart Of thc fertility OF ,he County and
the riches OF It's adjoining.
~ B.--Any information in regard to
the above properly vail be given ON ap
pli,alion 20 the Trustee, or to Dgnnis
Cookson residing on the IA. IA adjoining
the above.
TERas OF SALE .---0nc.t hird cash on
tho day Of sale, or on the ratihcatiOn
thereof, aud the Tcsidus to be paid 80
equal payments tho one to % paid IN
Que year, aud the other ia two years
irou, the day OF sale, the credit pay
uuuts TO bo secured by the notes OF the
purchaser or purchasers bearing inter
est from the day Of sale, with security
to be approved Of by the Trustee.
JOHN SAITH, trustee,
near Wakefield, Odd.
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In the Orphans Court for Carroll Go. :,
OcToBgR TgRA, 1866, n

In The Orphans Court for Carroll Go.
OcTonER Tgss, 1866.
Estate Of ION Application it is or,
Martin Kroh, ~ dercd this 10th day Of,
deceased. J October, 1866, that the sale
Of Leasehold and Real Estate Of Martin Kroh
late Of Carroll County, deceased, made by
Adam Diehl, Acting Executor Of the last
viii and Testament of said deceased, and
this day reported to this Court by the said
Acting Executor be ra.iiied and conEnDcd,
unless cause be shown to the contrary, on OF
before the 2nd Monday, 18th day of Novem-
Der next: Irorided a copy Of this Order be
newspaper printed and published in Carols
County, before the said Ind Monday, 18th
day Of November next The Acting Exc
cutor reports the sale offs ali the Real Estate
Of said deceased, containing seven acres oE
land, more or less, situated in Carroll esuatyiN
Maryland, sold Mt public sale, w two parcels
for the sum Of seven huBdTed and seventy
three dollars, and also at public sale, the
l.easehold property Of said deceased, consis-
ting OF "a House aud parcel Of ground, situa>
ted in the Town Of Manchester, Carroll Co,
aforesaid, being the same willcd to Testatorz
Widow, md ordered TO be sold after the
death Of his Widow, now also deceased, Sold
ior the sum Of one Thousand seven hundred
aud fifteen dollars making tho amount of
purchase money, the gross sum oftwo thou.
rand four hundred aud eighty eight dollars,
(S24Ss.O0.) fs
True cupy,-Tcst
lIY. II. TIEgBACGH, s",a
oct 1914 Register of Wills.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-25
DEATHS.

On ihc ilth Oct. inst. In Myers Diet, on 81 x
Pipe Creek Carroll Caunty. Mr. UatAW Ean,
aged 81 years and months
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-25
ALSO,

Ga the same daJ aud after the sale Of
tho above described property, the sub.
scS,bcF as Agent Of hrs Rachel Cook !.
son. viii sell az Public Sale, at the sane
placu, Tract VI Land Of lhs same quail
ity ~ the Farm containing
"a ga Acres of Land,
more Of less, aud hss heretofore been
iarmod aud u.cd IL connection a,th tLe
farm, and vili no, damage either prop
city by bong owned separately, but
would sell adapt itssit U the enlarge
meat OF the farm
Tgnus -oaetb,rd cash, ono third
iu one year, aud tho Olhor oau.third IN
two yeara ifom the day Of sale.
JOH& SMITH, Agent,
CR0tr s. KEifsNIpgR,
oct 25,-t. Attorneys
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-25

Esiatc n i~lror Bccker, 6eeeased.
NOTICE Il hereby given iIiat the SUBJ
scribcr hasoHainci from the Orphans
Court 81 Carroll county, letters documentary
on the Personal Estate Of .NNURgw BECK
~, late Of Carroll county, dccrhsed. AT
pcratns having claims against said estate are
herol,y warned 10 exhibit the same Within
six months from this dute, otherwise they
NAV hy law he excluded from all benefit oS
said estate Those indebted are requested
to make immediate payment
JACOB MIERLY, off.
octi.lt Executor.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-25

Their grazed his check hope glancing
oyerthenos Both these men are COM
paratiyely strangers, having resided but
a short time in tho neighborhood Of
Manchester.
John Loyeall was shot in the neck,
near the jugular vein the ball passing
round to the hind part Of the neck -
He made very narrow escape, as his
wound is not thought dang erous. Isaac
Green was slightly wounded, the ball
grazing his left arm. These two last
are citizens Of Hampstead district We
believe.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-25
SALE
OF ALUA BILE
REAL STATE.

BY virtue Of decree of the Circuit
Court for Carroll County, sitting as a.
Court of Equity, the undersigned, as
Trustee, will sch at ublic Sale, on the
premises, on WEDNESDAY, THE
Dist DAY or NOVEMBER, 1866, at
o'clock, r. NJ, the following described
Real Estate. TO Wit hff
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-25
No. I2l. LvSOLTENTS.

No. 12I. LYSOL VENTS
IA ile Circut cou,f far CarryR roup,g
I Ia Il, ,,' X Estate Of u IGi6 day Of Dc
EiNin Shipley tobcr 1866 th.t the
audi, iil,h in she above causo be- finally rnti
fed add confirmed unless cause 10 the con
trafv be- shown on 81 before the arl day Of
November next, Tipr5iei . copy Of this or.
der BE- printed in some newspaper printed
in carroll county. Tor two Nicccsave wecks
previous 10 the last named DAY.
WM. 4. NcKELilP, Cl'k
True copy Test.
osls ~ WV. 4. MckuJir, OK.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-25

E,'afc IF Catherine Hapa, dcera~d
NOTICE il hereby given tha, The Sub
scrl,oF hos obtained from the Orphans
Court pl Carroll county. lsilou o. AtIpi.t TIA
Guu On the Personal Estate Of Cailmriao
lIaun, iair ~ Carroll cppaty decreased. an
prrsnns having claim ayniusi fR,d Estate arc
hrrt3y atruad to exhibit tht same wtshiu
six months frou this date. olhcraisc They
nay bg excluded from all benefit. pf sud
Es,ate ThIc indebted are requested 10
make imme'iia'c payment
DAVID WANTH,
oHllit Administrator.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-25

E,fGs Of Baybaya W'asr, ircea@t.
NOTICE Is hereby given tbs; the suhscri.
' brr Inns obtained from tho Orphans
Court OF Carroll county lcitcrs Parliamentary
on The Personal Estatr of BWu,Rt MNrEU,
late Of Carroll County, deceased. Al
persons hh,ipg daims naninst said Estate
are hruliy VARIED 10 exhibit The same Nth.
In sis months troB, this date, otherwise they
mas bc excluded frum al! benefit OF said
Esiaie Those indebted arc requested to
make immediate payment.
JOHN SHARRER,
octfi a. Executor.
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a EA e M,
CONSISTING OF
II 33 Acres.

and 33 Square Perches Of Land, more
or less. The improvements consist Of
a new two Story Weatherboard
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-25

D.. Z. tFtns.-- .dOidgcal 4, Mck IN
stry, Theodore Warner.
Col Lonawo.l thcn opened the meet
ing with q very appropriate address, aud
concluded by announcing as the first
speaker Governor Parsons, Of Alabama
We canno. pretendtogiye even a syn
op5is Of the various speeches delivered
so limited is our space. We can only
alludc briefly to the speakers. Cover
nor Parsons was the first Provisional
Governor Of Alabama appointed by
President j Johnson, and we believe AZ
forwards elected to the u. S. Senate for
that State. lie is a noble specimen Of
a man, aud his speech was of a very
superior order, able, eloquent and states
manlike.
lie WAS followed by Gen. John w.
Horn, late Colonel Of the 9th Maryland
Regiment, who astonished his many
friends and old acquaintance Of this
county by the vigorous, manly style he
displayed in his new vocation as an or
ator. 1t was very able, and just such
speech us was calculated to do good.
The next speaker was Major Gen. ii.
Il. Heath, Of Nebraska. He is a ma
tive q n W York lived in Iowa at the
commencement Of the late war and
served with distinction in high command
during the war, respected by friend and
foe. He is every inch man and a
statesman. His speech was very able,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-25
THE GRAND RATIFICATION
MASS MEETING.

The Mass Meeting of National Union
Party of Carroll county at Westmin-
.ster, on Saturday last, was grand laf-
fair, and perfectly satisfactory. 1t was
about as well attended as the johnson
meeting in May last, but decidedly SUI
perior to it in display; though none
was then anticipated, and even this time
it was not insisted on Six districts,
however, joined in the procession-the
other FIVE, owing to the busy season,
the late disastrous food &C., being una
able to organize in time though all
were well represented at the meeting.