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LITERARY INSTITUTE.

AslBOA1lDING andlDAY SCHOOL for
N Young Ladies, located in Uniontown,
Carroll county, Maryland, p miles from the
Western Maryland Railroad, With which
there is daily competition by Stages. III.
The SeeohdiSession OF this institute com.
menced on the 9TH dsyiof February and will
end the last week in June, 1866.
The Schools under the supervision ofan
efficient Corps Of Teachers. n a.i
Miss A. $. Hance, Principal Miss G. A..
Mering, Teacher Of Music Rev. Scott Norris
Lecturer on Social and Moral Economy.
Young Ladies at this Institution receive
thorough English Classical and Musical eda'
cation, and whilst all the energies OF the
mind are sought be developed the culture
of moral character Is not neglected
Z Rates of Tuition mot exceeding those OF
other well conducted Schools. The pupils
will board with the Principal unless other
wise provided.
Gsay-For particulars see Circular, or ad.
dress the President, OF amy member OF the
Board Of Directors. .gsfsLb.
Session
BoApD or DiREcToRs.
f' Rgy. X. ScoTT NoRRIs, President,
\ Lollckoiicr, William DeNllblss. james
Cover, c S Dcyilbiss, Stephen B Nelson, W
n Martin, NJ d,
REFERENCES.
Rev DR. j J Murray, President Of Nd. Con
ference; Rev j ? Murray, Editor Of Metho.
dist Protestant, Baltimore, MIDI Rev A II
Greenfield, Bel Air, Hartford county, Md;
Dcunis e Clemson, Sans Greek, Frederick
county, Nd; DR. j W Herring, Westminster,
Md. Levi Caylor Uniontown, Nd.
By order Of the Board,
WILLIAM n. MARTIN, NJ. ID,
mari. If Secretary.
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A Desirable Farm
Ar PUBLIC SALE.

Tnicuding TO move West, the Subscriber
4 sill sell his Farm at Public Sale,
Ot Tussiay he 18Th doy Of Nqrct, 1866,
on The premises, nj ! o. clock, p, M.
Said lurm !. situated onthc Deerpark road,
80 miles from Westminster. 90 miles from
Baltimore. y miles from finksburg and
Western Maryland Rsilroad, and adjoins the
lands OF Thomas l.. Stocksdalc and others,
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Estate Of Joseph Brummel, deceased.

Estate Of Joseph Brumne', deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Sub.
v scribers have obtained from the Or
hhans' court of carroll county letters Tesla
inentary on the Personal Estate Of JosErn
BaUnaEL. late of carroll county dec d
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 benefit Of
said Estate. Those indebted are requested
to make immediate payment
.F.Ea & DAVID BURNS,
ELISHA BRUMMEL,
mar8.lt3 Executors.
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PUBLIC SALE.

DY Virtue of decree OF the Hon. John
Id f. Smith, Judge Of the Circuit court
for Carroll county, inequity, theupdersigned,
as Trustee by said decree appointed, will Of
fer at public sale, on
Saturday, the 10th day of March next,
on the premises. situated in Hampstead dis
trict Carroll county, about half mile east
from the Turnpike, IL miles from Hanp-
stead, near WinteOde's lanyard. adjoining
lands Of John Dehof, Henry Tasto and 9th
crs, all the following parcels Of land where
Of Jeremiah ii Holiacker died seized TO wit;
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

4 Gentleman who suffered for yenrs from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the effects ofyouthful indiseretion, 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. ID Chambers ST., New York.
dec2S1 y
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Estate of Joln Little, deceased,

Estate Of John Little, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Sub
scriber has obtained from the Or.
phaus Court for Carroll county, letters pes
iamentary on the Personal Estate Of Jons
LITTLE, 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 Of all benefit Of
said Estate. Those indebted are requested
10 make immediate payment
J. LAWRENCE FORMWALT,
mari.It Executor.
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Estqte Of Daoid Boosc, decd.

Estdte Of Thomas Fleming, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Sub,
~ scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county, letters Testamentary
on the Personal Estate of Thomas FLEMING
late of Carroll county, deceased. All
persons having claims against said estate are
hereby warned to exhibit the same within
s;x months from this date, otherwise they
NAV by law be excluded from all benefits Of
cid estate. Those indebted are requested
10 make immediate payment.
" '' CHARLES T. FLEMING,
WILLIAM FLEMING,
Ssb1b-i ~ AdmlnitratorS'
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PUBLIC SALE.

atF r ~ II 2 Ahf
INTENDING 10 decline farming. the sub.
l seriber will offer a. Public Sale, at, his
residence, near David Roop's Mil, between
tho Uuiontown Turnpike and Taneytown
Plank Road, about 2 miles from Westmin-
s,er. on Tuesday, the 10th Of March, 1896,
thefollowing valuable personal property
4 Head of work EEerses,
any OF which arc well calculated for farm or
family purposes; 5 MICH COWS, ,ze--7.,
two Of them will be fresh by day Of CO.
sale; Young Cow fiitened for kill "a n
ing; . Heilers, l Young Bull, | Sow, =
Shoats, new Broad tread Wagons, one q y
horse and one 4 horse Wagon; stone bed,
with side boards, hay carriages,
/ BNgay and Haraess, r
3 saddles, ploughs, ] combined reaper and
mower, grind stonc, ! grain drill, 2 har-
rows, . single shovel pioughs, l double
shovel plough, 2 corn forks, rakes, double
and single trees, strctchcrs, breast chains,
traces, butt Chains, hind gears, front gears,
cdtting box, brides, collars, COW chains,
halters Also, .@t
Household AID KlrcHES FuRSTUEr.
q bcdstends and beddiug. corner cupboard,
! kitchen cupboard, tablcsi cane BOTTOM
chairs, and various other chairs, 30 yards Of
carpeting, fine lot Of qneensware and
cYockery. fine C0OKlNGSTONE, barrels,
meat tab, ! iron kettle, large copper
kettle, ! barrel and a half Of pure cider Yin.
egar. cburn and stand, potatoes by the
bndel, bacon and lard By The pound, dried
fruit. apple butter. lot of corn, oats and
ryr by The buslel, 100 bundles Of rye straw,
= 4
TreNs. An sums Of 81 and under cash /;
on an sans above s. credit Of six months
win be given, the purchaser or purchasers
giving their notes with sufficient security.
With interest thereon from The day Of sale. -
No property 10 be removed until settled for.
Sale to commence at . o clock. n. M.
JACOB YOU M In.
GcbS.H i. H. HorrE. Anvt y.
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PUBLIC SALE.

DGRSUANT "a IN order Of the Orplinnf
Court for Carroll county, tbt SnlNett
bers n Exccui5rs Of David Sihclser, dec a.,
will offer nj Public Sale, on MONDAY, tho
18th Of March, 1860, al their residence, al
Smclscr's Mil, near Now Windsor, Carroll
county, Nd. the iollosiug pah ot the Per
sonal Property of sa,d deceased, viz
Fine Horse, "a
? COWS, Sping Wagon and liar 0af9
ness, Carriage and Harness, Jack ucs-Ass
screw. Grindstuucg NhcclbaTUw, Mat
took, Hoes, Scnles, Shingles. Abo,
H1achold and Kitchen Furniture.
BcdstoaJs and Bedding, Bureau, Clocks,
Looking Glasses, lot Of Carpeing, Chairs
Tables, Stoves and Fixtures, Tubs, Buckets,
Kettles, Iron Pots, Sausage Grinder and
Stuffcr, CIDER Barrels, HogsheGds, Cup
boards, Queens and Crockery Ware, "A lot ol
Bacon, and many other articles not necessary
to mention.
TERMS. For allaums under 50 cash 90
all sums Of IS mud upwards, credit Of SIX
months viii be given, the purchasers giving
notes with approved security, bearing inter
est from the day of sale ...s.,. ....l-s8
Sale to commence at ! o'clock, p. NJ.
MARY SMELSER,
VIM W. SMILSER,
DAVID, Z. SMELSER,
mari 81 Executors.
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Estate Of John Po1oeH, decedsed.
NOTICE is hereby given that the snb.
~ scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county, letters of Adnistra'
ton on the Personal Estate of JonN POWELL,
late of Carroll county, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against said Estate, 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
JOHN HENRY HOPPE,
marS.it Administrator.
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TO GONSlMPTINES

The advertiser, having been restored TO
health in few weeks by n very simple RENE
dy, after having suffered for several years
with a severe lung affection. and that dread
disease, Consumption anxious 10 make
known to his fellow sufferers the means Of
cure
TO all who desire It, he viii send n copy
Of the prescription used free of charged,
with the directions for preparing and using
the same, which they will find a sure Cure
for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Coughs, Colds, and all Throat and Lung
Affections. The only object Of the advcr
tiser in sending the Prescription is to benefit
the afflicted, and spread information which
he eoncelyes 10 be invaluable, and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, as it will
cost them nothing, and may prove n blessing.
Parties wishing The prescription, FREK, by
return mail, will please address
REv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
drp2S. Iy
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House and Lot at
p U B LTC S a T. e.


DY virtue Of power and authority con
ID tanned in q mortgage cXecutedby lnah
Rover and Isabella Roger his wife. to the
undersigned bearing date on the slst day
of March 1863, and Recorded among the
Land Records Of Carroll County, in Libcr
G. l.. W, No. l., folios 48l DC, the nm.
dersigned as Mortgage, will sell a! Public
Sale, on the premises, on SATURDAY,
the oath day of MARCH, 1906, ut 2 O'Clock,
i. NJ. Of said day, Tract of Land containing
40 Acres and forty eight square perehes
OF Land, upon which il erected new com
Portable Two Story LOG HOUSE -
Frame Barn, &c This property H:A
is situated about two miles Fast Of ss
Taneytown, adjoining lands of Tho. A~sA~s
mas Longlcy and others. Terms Cash.
SAMUEL GAIT,
mari-ts Mortgage.
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/ Dwelling House, Msnsss.

q good Dairy, Smoke House, Barn, Wagon
Shed, Corn Crib and Hay Barrick, with other
necessary ont buildings, There is an excel.
lent Spring of water within 80 feet of the
Dwelling House, and stream Of water pas
sing through the premises by which most OF
the fields are watercd. There are quite
number of Fruit Trees on the premises that
yield an abuadance-of CHOICE Fruit, such as
Apples, Peaches aid Pears. = n
Any person who wishes to view the prop
erty before the day Of sale, may call on the
SUBSCRIBER, residing near Shnmlarger's Mill,
who will tike pleasure IN Showing the same.
The Terms Of Sale as prescribed by the
Decree, dre;--Onethir of the purchase
money shall be paid by the purchaser to the
Trustee on the day of sale, or on the rati6ca'
ton thereof by the said Court, and the resi-
due to be paid in equal pay tacnts, the ono to
be paid in one year, aud the other in two
years from the day Of sale, with interest from
from the day of sale, and to be secured by
the notes Of the purchaser, with security TO
be approved by the Trustee.
GEORGE HOUCK, Of Vim.
Trustee.
JEssE BCcnEG, Auctioncer.
fcb22.b I'm ~ Hdyieh, Solicitor.
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Building Materials.

A FULL and complete assortment for
IN sale at Baltimore prices. All Of my
stock in this line bought direct from the
amnuiaturers or their agents. Inducements
offered at ]. l.. Reifsnider's.
mari
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NOTICE.

TIME Subscriber hereby cautions every
1 body from receiving, or negotiating for,
two notes held against him by Joshua Shafer,
one for $500, 90 at 6 months and one for
$4,000 at 10 months, both dated about the
last of November 1865, MS the consideration
for which said notes were given has entirely
failed and tho subscriber not having re-
ceiyed value therefor, is determined to pay
neither Of said notes.
HENRY NJ THURMAN,
Manchester District Carroll county.
feb22.itA
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al EOo PER YEARt We want
'STRANCE. RUT 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 huInbugged will
oblige by not noticing this card. All others
will please address their obedient servant,
TH0S. i. CHAPMAN,
q . lssl Broadway, New York.
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1 Hubbard Mower,

1 Hubbard Mower,
GRNlN DRILL. nearly nsw, / Iron
Cleared llnrs. Povcr and Thyrshcr, ti,h
doubie shaker. t;rAv cutter, wheat fan.
Manchester make. sisglo and double shovel
pioufhs, two aud three horse lar shear and
ca, plopghs, with wingie. dnuhio aud trl,ls
trees adapted to al, l corn fork. cuhira.
tors, hauo~, log and hf,h chains, corn
shelter, grind stone bark mill, ! roller
! Patent Hs,.d cider Pace,
uagoa aud rlaugl, gears, wagon, rpliug and
eide saddles, head hnltcTs and chains, ] eros
hAg, J gram cradle srythrs. nike, hhy ard
dung forks, with many other article, H9i
necessary 70 cnumrrAte.
IInWs or SlLE --A Al sums under $1,000
cash; on ali sums Of 1000 and upshrds.
credit 81 four months will be- gwen The puf
chaser giving notes with approved socunty,
bearing interest from the day Of sale.
Sale 10 commence at . % clock A. NJ.
JAS. BLIZZARD.
J, Hgsay HprrE, Auc,iouryf.
matl.8t
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The Charter Oak
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
HARTFORD, CONN.
Capital aud surplus, 81 800, 900.

DIRECTORS.
James Walkley, John A Butler. Mel.
son flollister, Daniel Philips Roswell Blod.
gcii. NDyeA s Palmer, Samuel II White.
.iaines c Walkley, President
Moves Palmer, Vice President
Samuel II White, Secretary.
REPraExcEs rs BALTIa orr CRY.
WIN. w. Taylor, Ed, PRECEDENT Union
National Bank
Hon. T.. II. Webster, Collector Of the Purt
=" John l.. Thomas. Jr., VI. e., No 81
West Fayctie Street.
Mess. VIM. Fisher a Sons, Stock Brokers,
No. 80 South Street.
{" Austin Dali Co, Package Dry Goods
80. - Hhnofer Street
=" Taylor & Gardner, Package Dry Goods
Anctionccrf, No. German street.
Henry Barnard, l., l.. D., rfcsiden, OF 81.
john College, Annapolis, Nd
jaime. tulick, General Agent,
u North Calvert H.. Baltimore.
Applications for Insurance received by Geo.
$. fouLe. solicitor, al Westminster, Carroll
county, Nd.
j. ~ Herinr. " d., Medical Examine
fobl5timy
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SIX MlLCH COWS, ~

two of the Cava will lie iat hy the day of
sale; ! lieifcr ! young iiull. , Sows with >
Pigs each 2 months old; largo Shoats, |
Pour Horse Marcos tread Plantation Wagon,
and Broad tread Plantation do, for ili
. horses, wiih sions bed and sidu boaria
complete, Spring Wagon, nearly new, I
Cat, Hay Carnage, ! TrU,ting Bnegy. J
HcyDIyi,,v URy Rake
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Excellent Timber,

and tho residue is go1d fsrming land, laid
off into convenient fields, under good fcne-
ing, and has been. llinedI about 10 Acres of
il good Meadow. he other improvements
consist Of a LARGE gRF n. l.4-
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue ola decree Of the Circuit Court
ID for Carroll county, as a Court OF Eqei-
ty, the Subscriber, as Trustee, will offer Tor
sale, at Public Auction, to the highest bid
der. on fhe preniIses, lon SoATURDA1, the
l7thday of MARCH, 1865, att o'clock Z. NJ
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TRUSTEES SALE

10y virtue Of d6erec Of the Hon. John
ID T.. Smith, Judge 81 the Circuit Court
inr Carroll county, ia Equity. the uuAcr,igu.
oGcr nj pnblc Sale. nj his residence, So
Manchester, Carroll county, Maryland ri
Monday the 2Gth day Of March, 1866.
at 10 clock, A. NJ, the follopipg property
whereof Eve Bccchcr, wile Of The subscriber,
died seized 10 wit A Lot Of Ground con.
tanning about Quarter Of nn Acre
Of Land, situated in the Town OF Man
chester, adjoining property OF JoAcph Little,
having thereon TWO STORY AsfyA
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, 's.sfA
part weathcrbonrdcd, and part .,,,<g
rough cnst, Log Stable, Sc. Il yS1AasA
i. subject 10 ground rent Of : 90 per year,
the deceased interest therein being lease
for 20 years renewable for ever
Also at the same time and place, Lot Of
Ground, owned by sRid deceased, in fee
simple, containing about . Acres of
Land, situated on the Westminster Road,
adjoining land of Jesse Warner, less than
half mile from Manchester.
All the above property will be sold clear
Of the life estate Of the undersigned therein,
as surviving husband Of said deceased.
TERMs or SALE.--One. third Of the pur
chase money to be paid in hand, or on the
ratification Of the sale, and the balance in
one and two years from the day Of sale, to be
secured By the notes of the purchaser, with
security to be approved by the Trustee
LEVI BEECHER, Trustee
J. NJ PAREE, Solicitor,
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FARMERs, & HoRSEMEN READ F..

SAVE YorR HoEsE9, noes ANp cirriE fRoa
ntarAEE nN TnEIaE OF
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rs Acres of Land,

more or less. This land is situate il Hamp-
stead District, Carroll county, about II miles
from Hampstead, near the County road lea
ding from Hampstead TO Browns Meeting
House, adjoining the lands Of Elias Houck,
William Shonpkcgle, aud Henry Miller;
nbout t5 Acres of Il are covered with ~
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Last and Positive Notice.

Inarll Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-31
THE POSTS TnEACHERY.

The EreniHg Post quotes our ayerment that each
Republican is and has been perfectly free to favor
Protection or Free Trade, a. his own Judgment
should dictate and asks
mi, so what excuse there Sr the pertdy OF The
TRmUsf Stevens Nofr and few other designing and IN
scrupuus mon who from the beginning OF the late war lost
measure TO pass Protectonst bills by their influence as Re
pubcsn and generally TO impose upon the Republican party
policy Governmental interference with private ooheeIns
Ansmer-TmB TRIBUNE has always openly ana
earnestly advocated Protection, as The Post wen
knows. Messrs. Stevens and Morrill, represent con-
stituences and State. which were always for Protec
ton and never proiessed or pretended not to be- we
who were Wings and Proteciionists Of old were just
"a we'll known TO be such in 1854 and in 1850 as we
are to-day. The Post asked nor expected Us to
surrender our convictions on the Tariff question, and
had no more right to do than we had to require
kindred sacrifice of The Post And there can be no
pretense Of misunderstanding on this point since the
passage Of the Tariff of 1851.
The Post long since resolved to desert and oppose
the Republicans and it is deyising pretexts for
its predetermined apostay. We stated last year that
it was greasing itself with proSayery sophisry, pre-
paratory to being swallowed by the Sham Democracy
II WAS a. malignant then il is to-day. though not
80 palpably so. 1t is doing the enemy more service
than The Tunes because it is still quoted as Repub-
lcan and because good Republicans are still its
dupes After this week, these must be very few.
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TRADE WITH ITALY.

The mass of the people Of Europe outside of some
of the German States know little or nothing Of the
progress which has been made in this country in the
last few years in the way Of the invention OF labor
saving machinery and in the development OF the agr-
cultural and mineral wealth Of this country, while
we on this side are nearly nOrant of the state OF
things there, and have sClt of conception OF the
extensive market which must spring up there for
American machines, tools and other industrial pro-
ducts, when these are once known as they may be,
if properly represented at the Paris Exhibition On
the great gran-growing region of the Campagna,
near Rome, where the extensive plains afford the
finest field in the world for Ia use Of the reaping
machine, the old sickle is ST. used, and the horse
THAT readeth out the corn" f. the only thrasbing-
machine known or believed in. The grain is 'ulti-
waited and harvested just as il was 5000 years ago
and what is true Of this branch Of industry is true OF
nearly every other. For example, so common tool
with us as a circular saw is 'ayely to be found IN
Italy. Even in Leghorn, a comparatively modern
commercial city. can be seen in the ship yards two
men, one at each end Of an old-fashioned saw. work
ing their wsy through huge piece of ship-timber
accomplishing as much in one ay as would be done
with circular saw in ten inmates. In some places
can be found 300 families sending to the well for
water to drink, or 70 Use for COOKING; the only
machine they have for raising the water from the well
being rope tied around an earthen jar, which each
person carries to the well. Yankee boy wo1ld not
be sent 20 one Of those wells more than half a
dozen times before he would "rc up" some sort Of
machine for raising the water if ne had no other tool
than a jack-kniic. Our Amer 5an housewives are
proyerbially out OF sorts if the family washing is not
got through with in single day In Italy ii usually
occupies four days A couple Of saplings serve to
make the common pillow of the country; it is quite
as often used without any iron as with it. In either
style it dsturbs the soil about much our ordinary
curry-comb would if used for the same purpose.
We have spoken Of the Italians by way Of showing
TO what market the Paris Exp stion may introduce
American labor.savng inventions. Here is nation
of between twenty and thirty millions Of people, in
strong sympathy with republican America with
whom all active trade, of high advantage on both
sides, can be opened in time if our merchants only
respond to the economic needs Of Italy with fair
degree of enterprise Will I be believed that the
importations from the United States to Naples. the
third city in point OF population in Europe and the
commercial metropolis of nine or ten millions Of
people amounted few years back only to the
paltry sum of $50 600 year
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II appears that Sen. Sherdan'S dispatches have
been cxtinguiShei well as garbled at Washington.
We print to-day &. important and emphatic telegram
to Gen. Grant, viii was omitted in the recent official
exhibit, and was II ceved by us directly from New
Orleans The General defends the military from blame
and again. in the strongest terms, accuses the police
The Government may have had its reasons
all defense OF Gen. Baird, and making scapegoats OF
loyal soldiers. To make matters still worse, the
friends of Gen. Grant deny with indignation that the
CORES ,ndent of The Times received the "garbled
dispatch" from his Office averring that the original
telegram of Sheridan was sent to the White House.
and thence issued in the shape which it bore in The
Times Blame can no further go; and it is impossible
to garbe any part of this whole affair into official
decency