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LOYAL MEETING.

E1y-On looking over the .NeHtuie', Of
last seek, We accidentally discovered,
under the shove caption, that there had
been held at the Court House IN Wcst-
minister, on Saturday the 10Th inst. "a
large and respectable" meeting Of ''kayri
rot,rs," at which. Ms il Is said, Thco.
Hubbard acted a. President, Grove
shiplcy and John Smith, as Vice Pres.
idcuts. VIM Ilammctt, Secretary
/. l.. Pearson. : r. Gore, j II.
Christ Jonas Ecker aud j. Campbell
were appointed to draft resolutions, pre-
pare an address, aud call a mass meet,
ing Mt some future day
As piece Of the history Of the times,
aud 10 show the dHimu Of those who
profess TO be leaders Of that party, we
give the Resolutions entire, which were
adopted unanimously rs the report says
only calling attention to the eoolBcss
with which they IN the last resolution
denounoc the audacity Of all such Of the
DISTINGUISHED citizens and tax payers OF
the State us may demand >Quat rights
nth them
WHEREAS an effort has been made to
procure the repeal of the Registry law
by the Legislature which has just closed
It's session, and whereas those persons
who have been agtating for the repeal
Of said law, have publicly proclaimed
that they will use every effort TO procure
its repeal, and have pledged themselves
in case Of failure peaoeably to procure
It's repeal, then to resist it by force.
Aud whereas they have aud are now
threatening with social aud political
prescription all who do not unite with
them in their efforts to strike down said
law.
Rcsolred, That Maryland, a Loyal
State, having been redeemed from Rebel
rule and the tyranny Of n set of traitor
GUS eonspirators by the Blood aud trea-
sure Of the loyal who in 1861 struck
down with force of arms the very men,
and party, that are now seeking by a
repeal of the Registry Law to again OBJ
tain the rule over us.
Resotoed, That We endorse the action
of the Legislature in refusing TO repeal
the registry law.
Rcsolrcd, That We the loyal men Of
Carroll County regard the Registry law
which DISTINGUISHES none but rebels aud
traitors and their aidcrs and abettors,
as the only sure means whereby the
public peace can be maintained in Mary
land again by excluding from power
those who have heretofore by their re-
bellious agitations brought war to our
homes.
ResoLced, That whenever and wher-
ever Rebels and their sympathisers
threaten to, or do prescribe any man on
account of his Union sentiments or for
being in favor of the exclusion of Reb-
els aud Rebel sympathizcrs from power,
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GnnprPAs.

This body is spending most Of its time
in arguing whether the Southern States
are in or ont of the Union, and fixing
up a variety of amendments to the Con-
stitution to suit radical ideas
The new Frecdmens' Bureau Bill,
which contains features that must as
tonish the public when fully known is
now in the hands of the President for
his approval or rejection.
p. s. Since writing the above we
learn that the President has retoed the
above Bill; which will doubtless raise a
storm in the Radical hive. BY SO doing
he has earned the thanks of the Ameri-
can People, and We trust that he will
follow it up with more Of the same sort
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THE DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE.
THURSDAY ;-FEBRUARY %, 1866.
no ora PATRONS.
a. With this weeks issue our con

B6s~ With this weeks issue our con-
ncction with the ADVOCATE ceases.
We have transferred the establishment
to JOSEPH M.sPARKE, ESQ, who will
hereafter be at tits head. When the
ADVOCATE was commenced We were
promised the cordial support of its
patrons, and that promise has been
more than fulfilled. Pecuniarily we
have succeeded beyond our most san
guine hopes. In the short time we have
managed affairs system has been brought
out of chaos, and well organizedpapcr
started upon the melancholy wreck of
the old Democrat In appearance the
ADVOCATE will bear comparison with
the county papers Of the State, and We
return thanks for the indulgence cx-
tended us in our unaided editorial en-
dcayors.
Circumstances having arisen which
render this change benefit to us, and
Mr.. PARKE being now willing to en-
gage in its publication, VIC have dis
posed of the ADVOCATE TO him, he
assuming all liabilities and receiving all
indebtedness With many regrets VIC
resign our labors, but know our patrons
will be the gamers by the change. Mr..
PARKE is SO well known as to require
no recommendation that we can give.
His acknowledged ability, and the ex-
perience of useful life, render his ac-
ceptance Of the editorial charge Of the
ADVOCATE 4 desirable acquisitionto its
now numerous readers.
WILLIAM III. DAVIS.
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An IMPORTANT CANE.

aay-ln recent case before Judge
Martin in the Superior Court for Balti-
more city, on maaiamas, il was decided
that one Of the appointments Of Gov.
Bradford as Justice Of the Peace, was
made without warrant Of Law, and that
he should yacate the Office in favor Of
the former occupant The case is to
be brought before the Court Of Appeals
as soon a. possible. Should the decision
be sustained il will make great change
ia this State, aud require that the re.
cent appointccs Of Gov. Bradford should
vacatc their seats and the former magis.
trates resume theirs, aud hold till May
1867. 1t would also make necessary a
law to make valid all the acts Of the
lately appointed magistrates.
The Constitution requires that all
civil officers appointed by the Governor
shall DO nominated TO the senate within
fifty days from the commencement Of
each reguIoy session Of the Legislature
and that their term Of Office shall com.
mcncc on the first Monday of May fol.
lowing. This was not regarded, we sup
pose, because it was believed the late
magistrates could not serve beyond the
two years for which they we're elected
though the new Constitution expressly
provides that all the old officers shall
hold on till duly superseded pursuant
to the Constitution, and until their sue
cessors are duly qualified
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PUBLIC SALE.


INTENDING to remove west. | will
sell at Public Sale, on the premises, sit.
untcd in Finksburg District, Carroll
county, 3 miles from Westminster. aud
y miles from the Finkshusg Depot. on
SATURDAY the 10th day Of MARCH
next. at / o'clock F. NJ, a small Farm
containing II ACRES OF LAND,
more or less, - Acres fresh cleared, all
having been lined, and in good cultiva-
ton the balance in good Timbcr. The
improvements consist of 4 I'D
Story and bali Log Dwelling, 'Isfslss
Log stable, dc. This place is LIN
well waterud, has never failing spring
near the door, aud an Orchard Of choice
irait in bearing condition.
Also adjoining the above a lot Of "a
ACRES OF LAND, more or less, an
elegant site for building, with good
spring Has 20 Acres of il cleared.
The above property lies convenient to
Churches, Schools and Mills.
Possession given the LIST Of April
Persons wishing to view the property
will please call on the subscriber living
thereon.
Terms made. kpown on day Of sale
y ESlAS Gil FFEE.
fcb22-s T. A. GoRsUcu, Auctr
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Estate Of Cathorne 4. Murray, dec'd.
Nj Office is hereby given that the Sub
seriber has obtained from theOrphans'
Court of Carroll county letters Testameniary
ON the Personal Estate Of CATHARlNE A
MURRAY, late of Carroll county deceased.
All persons having Claims against said Is
tate are hereby warned to exhibit .he sane
within six months from this date otherwise
they may be excluded from all benefits of
said Estate. Those indebted are requested
20 make immediate payment.
CHARLES NJ MURRAY,
feb22.It Administrator.
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IERtoptcAts

PERIODICALS ---~
G'od,g's Lady's Book for March
maintains is we'll established rcpula.
ton as a great iavorite among the ladies.
The life likep ictarool knnckle Down
mus, also please the boys
Tho harykaad Farmer" for Febru
airy, published by $ $ Mills & Go. Bal.
,iiuorc Nd. monthly ior $50 IN ad.
vance. contains much that Is valuable in
H. various departments of knowledge
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a Bio PAYMENT The two distillcr-
ics now in operation in the third district
of Maryland paid an internal revenue
tax during the month Of January, 1865,
amounting 10 cighty.Gge thousand seven
hundred aud eighty fyc dollars aud forty
two cents This, as one item or source
Of internal revenue, indicates how large
must be the receipts from the whisky
foN
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SALES TO Come OfF.--Attention is
called TO the following sales advertised
in this paper to come of before our next
publication.
That of Ephraim Hitcshue, on the
26th inst, between Uniontown and Mid
dleburg, Farm rs acres, valuable
stock, farming implements, furniture
&c. Samuel Skunk, Auctioneer.
J. Ii. Swartzbaugh, on the Railroad
miles below Westminster, will sell on
the 2Sth, valuable stock, farming imple-
ments &c.
Augustus Ensor, near Wakefield, on
the 18th inst. will sell valuable stock
and farming implements &c. William
Brown, Auctionccr.
Manassas Warehimc, near Bachman 3
Mills on the gath inst valuable stock
and farming utensils. j. IL. Hoppe,
Auetioneer.
William Miller, n miles from West
minister, on the 27thins valuable stock
farming utensils, grain, hay &c. j. ii.
Hoppe, Auctioneer
The Messrs Single, on Littlcstown
road "a miles above Westminster on the
LIST Of March, stock, household furniture
&c. J. H. Hoppe, Auctioueer
Frederick Schlagcl, 0 miles n. Il. OF
Manchester, March lat. valuable stock,
farming utensils, household furniture &c.
Henry Koontz deed, Executors sale,
ut Westminster, 10Th inst j. Henry
Hoppe, Auctionecr
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NOTICE.

THE Subscriber hereby cautions every
L body from receiving, or negotiating for,
two notes held against him by Joshua Shaier,
one for $4,000 at G months and one for
$4,000 at II months, both dated about the
last OF November 1865, as the consideration
for which said notes were given has entirely
failed and the subscriber not having re.
ceived value therefor, is determined to pay
neither of said notes.
HENRY NJ. THURMAN,
Manchester District Carroll county.
feb22.ltv
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nALTIMORE MAnKETs.

Feb 2l-FiorR-lloward street
Super and cut Extra $ 5OasS -, do
Extra . O0as9 IS do Family l2al3;
Ohio Super aud cut Extra 8 00ass 80,
do Extra . 0Ods9 -. and Family - 90
asl3 per Dbl. Rye Flour, new, 4 50a
81 75. Corn Meal 75ns3 ~ per bbl
GHAiS .-Whcat--we report sales OF
20O0 bushels good 10 primo red at 2 2j
as 30 per bushcl; nothing doing IN
white for want Of supply Corn, white
at 7Ga75 cts and yellow at 7lu73 cts per
bushel. Oats Is quoted at 50a5l ceuts
weight No receipts or sales Of Rye,
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BANK BLECTIoS.--Atan election for
Ten Directors of the Union National
Bank of Westminster formerly the
Bank Of Westminster held on Thurs
day last, the following persons were
elected:
j. X. Lopgwoll, Jacob Powder, Dan
iel J Geinan, Abraham Shaier, Law
renee Zcpp, William Reese, John Rob
erts, J. Henry Hoppe, David RooP, sen.
aud David Geiman.
At meeting Of the Board Of Diroc.
tors, j. X. Loagwcll was reelected
President
This old institution was chartered and
organized In 1916, fifty years ago.
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Arthur Magruder, VIM. Mex. Kepler,.
Andrew X. Syester, VIM. Pretzman, A.
II. Appleman, David Brumbaugh, JAS
Fisher, Cornelius Artz, James n.
Grove, Washington L.. Berry, Louis
Stanhope, p Oswald and Benjamin Y.
Fechtig. Bah. SIN, I'M inst Il
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CaRRgcrIoS We are requested to
state that thc Ball at the Houscof John
Price, Esq at Manchester, Is TO take
place on Wednesday evening the 2Sth
iusi, instead Of the 9Th as heretofore
published
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a..Dr. Thomas G. Ristean, of Bait.
Co., Md, a noted politician of former
DAYS, and an estiInable man, died tho
week before last at his residence at Lime
kiln Bottom.
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ERRORs on YOIprIT.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the effects ofyouthfi1 indiscretion, will, for
the sake OF suffering humanity, send free to
all who need it, the recipe and directions for
making the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the
advertisers experience, can do so by ad-
dressing JOHN b. OGDEN,
No, 10 Chambers ST., New York.
dec2S-ly
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rs Acres of Land.

more Or less, This land Is situate in Hamp-
stead District, Carroll county, about l miles
from Hampstead, near tho County road lea.
ding from Hampstead to. Browns Meeting
House, adjoining the lands of Elias Houek,
William Shonpkeglc, and Henry Miller I;
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pea- Gen. r. Il. Lee was examined
for some hours on the 18th inst. before
the joint committee on reconstruction
at Washington.
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Trustees Sale.

sDY virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court
ID for Carroll county, as a Court of Egui.
ty, the Subscriber, as Trustee, will offer for
sale, at Public Auction, to the highest bid
der, on the promises, ore SATURDAY, the
18th day of MARCH, 1866, ut o'clock p. M.
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OYSTER SuPEn Tho Ladies of the
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage Society
will give an Oyster Super, at the Odd
Fellows Hall, Westminster, on Friday
night, for the benefit of the new Par
sonagc; and eXpec, to please al who
may favor them with call by furnish.
ing every delioscy suitable to the ocea-
sion.
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Excellent Timber.

and the residue is good farming land, laid
off into convenient fields, under good fenc-
ing, and has been lined; about 10 Acres of
il good Meadow The other improvements
consist Of Large
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STRANGE, Buzz TRUE.

Every young lady and gentleman in the
United States can hear something very much
TO their advantage by return mail free of
charge, by addressing the undersigned
Those having fears Of being humbugged viii
oblige by not noticing this card. All others
will please address their obedient servant,
TH0S. Il. CHAPMAN,
s3l Broadway, New York.
dec2S.1y
TATTLE POWDERS, all Of the most
" popular makes, for sale at
feb22 A. NJ, Warmers,
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care you looking for any one in par
ticularl" as the rat said when he saw
the cat Watching him.
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DEATHS.

A. his residence IN Hampstead District,
On ihc 18th inst, Mr. Jostru BHCpaEIi-
aged over ~ years.
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NO. $50 EQUITY.

NJ. so EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County
Josiah Adlespcrser, | ORpERED this
Trustee, 10th day Of
rs February 1866,
Margaret Adclsperger, that the Audit
and others filed in the u
boye cause be finally ratified and con
lirmed, unless cause to the contrary be
shown on or before the 9th day OF
March next: Proridcd copy Of this
order be published in some newspaper
printed in Carroll county, for two sue
cessivo weeks previonsto the last named
day, WIN. A, McKELLIP, Clk.
True Copy-Test;
WM. A McKELLTP, Cfk
feb22-2w.
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The Cry AND THE WESTERN Mn.
RAILRoAD.-An ordinance was Intro
duced in both branches of the City
Council last night providing for the sub
scription on the part Of the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore 10 four thou.
sand shares Of the stock of the Western
Maryland Railroad Company, being
5000, TO be expended on the ex-
tension Of the road from Union Bridge
towards Ilagerstown as far rs Washing
ton county line The subscriptions are
to be made by the issue of city stocks.
After the adjournment of the City
Council an informal convention Of mem
bers Of both branches was held in the
first branch chamber, TO listen to the
representations Of delegation Of citi.
zeus from Washington county, as pre-
yiously announced, in behalf of the OK.
tension of the Western Maryland Rail
road. Daniel Harvey, Esq, was called
to the chair, and the meeting was adj
dressed by VIM. Mckepler, Daniel
Brumbaugh, A. n. Syostcr, }. III.
Grove and james Wason, Esqs. They
all referred to the fact that the commits
sioners Of Washington county had sub
scribed to $3.50, 900 Of stock Of the Wes-
tern Maryland Railroad Company, con
ditioned upon the sanction of the Legls-
lature, and upon the subscription on the
part of the city Of Baltimore to $780,
900 Of said stock.
All the necessary Legislation had been
accomplished, and they now asked the
Mayor aud City Council Of Baltimore to
vitalize their own county subscription
by fulfilling its conditions, and also to
aid the road by their own subscription.
They argued that the extension Of the
road would advance the prosperity Of
Baltim IRE city, as we'll as Washing on
county, and the entire region Of country
it would traverse, &c.
The following gentlemen compose the
delegation David Zeller, james Wa
son, Henry Yingling, George !. Tyson,
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TOUGH nomore, use Stonebrakcr's Veg,
~ etato Cough Syrup, warranted to cure
or no pay. For sale At
feb22 A. NJ. Warmers New Store.
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fanraInn Geeda.

CHAKERS Fresh Garden Seeds Just re.
- ceived. For sale in paper or package by
feb22 T. X. Gernand.
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The supply Of sheep on sale this week l.
large and 10 excess ufthe demand. IN cunse.
qur1cr Of shiCh they have declined
= FnukrBsiiue reports falca at iaGl cts
gros. and market dan at the quotations.
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Comprising Buckets, Coffee Pots, Fruit
Cans, Wash Boilers, Strainers, Meas
ures, and humber Of useful articles in
House Keeping. Also at the same time
will be offered all of the
TOOLS AND MACHINERY
of one of the best supplied Tin Shops
in the County, including pair Rotary
and Square Shears, Double Scanning
Machine, | pair Rollers, large and small
burning Machines, setting down Ma
chine, Wircing Machine, l Growing
Machine, ] Folding Machine, Punches,
Shears, aud a large quantity Of small
Tools also a number of Benches, /
Desk, Stove and Pipe, lot of Stone
Coal, lot Of Charcoal, lot of Round
iron, lot of Strap Iron, lot of Patterns
Of all descriptions, Hand Saw, Grind
Stone, 3 new ladders. Lot of Lumber,
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PUBLIC SALE.

BY an order Of the Orphans Court,
the Subscriber as Executor of the last
VIII and Testament Of Henry Koontz,
late Of Carroll county, deceased, will Of
fer at Public Sale, at the late residence
Of said Henry Koontz, in the City Of
Westminster, on MONDAY, the Goth
day Of FEBRUARY, 1866, the follow
Ing property, to wit : large and well
made assortment of
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One Spring Wagon,

and many other articles too numerous to
mention.
TERMs.-All sums Of So and under
cash on all sums above IS credit of
Six months will be given, purchasers
giving notes with approved security,
with interest
esy-Sale to commence at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ EDWARD kOONTZ,
Executor
fcb22ts j. II. Hoppe, Auct'r.
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One Acre of Land,

situated IN the village Of Frlzzlesburg,
Carroll county. Tho improvements
consist Of good two Story 49,
LOG DWELLING, a Ass,-.S
good Stable, and other ne ngtg1i.@@A
ccsalry outbuildings.
Possession given on the lst day of
April, is66. H8fe NJ.
Persons wishing 70 view the prc,ni.
ses will call upon Frederick Tauey at
Frizzlcsburg. ~ 3
Term. OF Sale as prescribed BY decree;
Orc third cash on the dag Of sale or on
the ratification thereof, and the balance
10 two equal payments Of one aud two
year, from the day of sale, to be secured
BY the notes Of the purchaser, with Sc.
ouriry approved BY laeTrastee, bearing
interest from the day of sale.
AUG. d SCilAEFFER,
Trustee.
Fisher & Schacacr. Solicitors.
fcb22ts.
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Total .....-.......... CO.
PRICES OF EEEFCATTIE.

Worry hre oB sale o.. 90. .........s asi
Tha; generally rats,i first quality iaN C.
N,-iium or good fair qaaliiy..........6 att
Ordinary thin Steers. Oxen and Cows : ail
Inferior And lowesi grade 81 Cattle. I nc
Gcuoral average Il the markr,......- &c
Extreme range Of Pricrs,........ ..,...,.l Rs{c
Most uf the alrs were from ...-..,..6 az C
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Quotations mas boz stated at BALD cts
per lb for good Hogs only q very fcw OK
TIA primo ones ~ 5 rts The market rather
tasg.lt..a. a..
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TRUSTEES SALE
of Real Estate.

BY Virtue of decree Of the Honor.
able John +. Smith, Judge Of the Cir.
cult Court for Carroll county, sitting us
a Court Of Equity, the undersigned, as
Trustee, will sell at Public Sale on the
premises on
saturday, the 10th OF MARCH,
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BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK MARKET.
FiaRrARY -, 1860,
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Household & Kitchen
Flu r NIT r Z ,

Also will sell at Public Sale, the fol-
lowing Personal Property Of said deed,
on the premises, on Sans Creek, near
Nails Mill, on
Tuesday, March 9th, 1856,
at | o'clock, 7. NJ. about u Tons
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SALES TO Come OfF.--Attention is
called to the following sales advertised
in this paper to come of before our next