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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-09-26
Anfictam Ccmciery.

The ground purchased by the State
Of Maryland for the burial of tho Fede-
raj soldiers who fell at the battle Of
Antietam, near Sharpsburg, was dedi-
Gated on the 18th inst. with imposing
ceremonies. President johnson, Gov.
Swami, Gov. Geary, Gov. Fenton and
other dignitaries were present, beside
multitude Of people. Ex-Governor Brad
ford delivered the Address, aud the
President spoke briefly. 1t includes
eleven acres Of ground, saclosed BY a
stone wall and iron fence in front, on
part Of the battle field; aud some 5000
soldiers are interrel there The mon-
umeut win consist Of the statue Of
soldier keeping guard over the graves
Of his comrades. It will stand on
pedestal % feet high aud - feet square
at the base. The statue aud pedestal
are to be constructed of white granite
from Rhode Island. Tho statue will
weigh sc tons.
The Radicals, il is said, behaved bad
ly, calling for Gov. Geary before the
regular ceremonies were completed
And their newspapers have spoken dis.
paragingly Of the affair, because its
management was in the hands OF Con-
seryatives.
The following is the conclusion Of
Ex-Governor Bradford's address.
But now, when we had safely passed
what for the last thirty years had been
generally reekoned the greatest danger
TO the constitution, aud that and other
results Of the conflict had allied US with
the highest hopes Of the future, and
given US, as We supposed, the assurance
Of complete tranquility for the present,
suddenly evil Influences are found still
at work, sometimes in the shape OF fears
honest or simulated Of dangers in the
future, sometimes prompted by vindic.
tive rccollections Of supposed injuries
| in the past, more Frequently than either
perhaps, instigoted BY old party leaders
| who play upon these fears aud memor
les With no other objects than to re ov.
er some cid Office or power they hay,
lost, or to retain Others they have more
lately won, until our exultation at Oh,
results we have achieved is arrested b,
our apprehension Of evils yet to come
4 Think not for moment, my friends
that | am about to dcsecratc the solcm
1 uity ofsueh an occasion BY any discus
sion Of the partisan topics Of the day
God forbid that the time should eve
come, or party lines be ever SO drawn
that q plca for the constitution shalt b,
reckoned as badge Of party fealty.--
The ouiy party in whose behalf | woult
this day raise q voice is the party o
moderation aud cancellation. The onl,
party against which | would this dal
warn you Is made up Of those ultras 0
all sides whose agitstions have coutri
butad 80 largely 10 tho disasters OF TIL
past, aud which, II not arrested, ma,
be the iorcrnnner OF othsrs equal,
deploribst in the future. Against sucl
agitntoss would therefore itrokc- AN,
take this ~ an appropriate occasion Q
dohse se--the moderate, diiLfsrested
! roHseiing aud patriotic people Of th
con.afy. ID was By this class. Is hay
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-09-26
ra- Subscribe for the ADVOCATE.
DIEn .

At Manchester Nd, on Friday night Sep.
tember2fth inst Of Apoplexy, Mr.. WILLIAM
CRUNRINE, Merchant, aged 60 years I
months.
He was buried on Sunday morning. accor.
ding to the rites OF Odd Fellowship. An
immense eoncourse Of people Attended,
Funeral services were performed at the
lutheran Church by the Pastor, Rev. Mr..
Wiser, and BY Rev, Mr.. Clarkson.
On the 18th lust. GEORGE SAMUEL, son of
William II. and Catherine l.. Fowler, aged
5 months, 8 weeks and days.
Dearest darling. thou hast left us,
We thy loss most sadly feel;
Yet lis God who has berett us;
lie can all our SORROWS heal
God only lent him for season, aud then
heckoncd him away for Jesus said suffer
little children to come unto me. Il. +,
On the 10Th ofSoptenlher, in Tiliin, Sen.
eca county Ohio, WILLIAM II, HoWSen, for.
merly OF Wayncsboro, Pa, aged about ID
years.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-09-26

That chance may be given for CON-
parison we republish the votes given in
Carroll County at the election for Comp.
troller in Nov. 1866, aud on the call Of
a Convention in April 1867, In seve-
raj of the Districts the Democrats were
still DISTINGUISHED in large numbers in
1867, In April 1867 full vote was
not out; aud on the 18th inst. the vote
was probably short Que thousand ir Il Q
County.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-09-26

TnE Poon MANS FgiEsD,-Doc.
tors bills are too long for poor man S
pocket, but many ofthem may be avoi.
ded by keeping Grace's Celebrated
Salye in the cupboard, 1t is the "pre.
eious pot Of ointment" curing burns,
cuts, sealds, bruises, sprains, wounds,
ehilblalns, ehspped hands, &c. Moth
ers, do nos neglect to save your hus-
bands hardearned money, but purchase
a box Of this salye, ouly % cts.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-09-26

ENHIBITtoN.-Mr. Vim. Bakes, of
Philadelphia, viii give very interest.
ing and instructive Exhibition Of "Dis.
solving Views, embracing Scriptural
Characters and Scenes, and the finest
specimens of European and American
Scenery, ut Odd Fellows H4llon Thurs.
day evening 26th. inst at I! o'clock,
for the benefit Of tho NJ. Z. Sabbath
School, The objce. in view, rs well as
the merit Of the entertainment, should
secure good attendance. Admission
% cts-childreu Is cts.
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Orphans Court.

L y response to a call in the DEaocRATic
Il ADVOCATE. and by the solicitation Of ma.
Inerous friends from various parts of the
county, am induced TO offer myself % q
candidate for the Judgeship Of the Urphans'
Court, for Carroll county, nj the ensuing
election I; and. il cleo ed, will discharge
the dn,ics Of the Office, without partialiiy or
party prejudice. 80.
sep5d GEORGE W. I.AMUTTE.
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me ON this the anniversary Of its adop
ton, 10 the name Of the men who made
il, By the memory Of the men who have
died for it, upoa this spot where blood
has been SO profusely shed in its behalf
appeal to YOU 70 preserve, protect aud
defend il.
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ShcriG's Notice Of Lien Law.

7 y and by virtnc of the provisions of Ar.
i ticle 81, of the Maryland Code Of Public
General Laws b. ~. 4
wHsREss n writ Of Scire t,icjds has been
issued on, OF the Circuit Court for cnrrall
county, hy Jasper G.. ShTincr, against Jesl
X. Bollingcr, retnrnable On The Second
Monday Of November 1891, and 10 me di.
recled for the purpose Of recovering tho sam
of hfty-six dollars aud fifty eight cents with
interest and costs, claimed as o lien for luns.
her aud materials furnished for and aboat
the repairing and Improvement Of Grist
Mill, owned by and situated pn the farm Or
the said Ioel X. bollinger. The said Gria
Mill SO as aforesaid repaired Is lasih partly
of brick and partly frame, six stories high
aud IL forty seven feet long and ihirty-six
feet wide and is located ON tract Of land
situated ia Carroll county which was e,as-
veyed to the said Joel X. BoIlingrr. by
Abrahain =. tents aud wife, by deed ol con.
vcyanco dated On the 2ist day Of Mareb. A.
ID, lsli5 anil dnly recorded ninpng the land
records nl Carreli county In l.iller, W. A.
Mex, No. ~, Folie Nc. 5u1 "a
Now therefore noiiee is hereby given ~
pursuance of The provision 81 SAID Arii<h
81 of the Maryland Code ID Pubic t;ensssl
Laws, 10 all claimants aud persons interss.
ted, to be and appear before said Court on
the Second Monday Of November, 1866 to
show cause II ANYTHING they know W have
to say why the said sum Of money ala,,e
named should ma, be leSicd of the sad huili.
inSs Ia the use Of the snsi Jasper &. Shri.
neF. according to the tenor and effect al tho
said Maryland Code Of rabiie Genernl
Laws. IAcOB u. HOPPE. IN
seP.G-a Sheriff Of Carroll cou,siy.ts
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-09-26

LIFE INSURANCE AGENTS WANTED.
"A long established and first class Life
insurance Company in New York are
in want Of an Agent at Westminster. to
take two or three Counties in Maryland
and Pennsylvania as a district. Good
recommendation or references must
accompany applications. Address Box
3005 7. O.. New York.
sept. 1881.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-09-26

TEMPgRAxGE MEgriSG-There will
be a Temperance Meeting held by CAN'T
and Smith Section, Cadets of Temper
ancc, in Carroll Hall on Monday Even.
ing September 30th, at Z O'clock
Addresses will be made by the Rev.
John \. Munroc, Dr. Chas. Biiliugslca
aud others. The parents Of the chill.
dren aud the public are cordially invited
to attend.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-09-26
NO4ICE.

The District meeting for Myers Dis
trict to send Delegates to the County
Convention win be held at Silver Run,
on Saturday the 18th inst at 6 o'clock
p. II. G. W SKULL,
= Central Committee Sd. Dist.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-09-26

with good Cellar; there ia TENANT
HOUSE. on the properly also a good Ice
House and = large Stable as good Us new,
q large Garden and two other Lots attached
70 this property, in ell nearly two acres Of
land
This property Is in very handsome town
WHARF there are churches Of different de.
nominations, also a College and several
other Schools, and surrounded by very
handsonv aud pleasant country also mail
and passenger coach'rnns TO and from tllen
Morris Station, daily. This property Is Of
fered at Private Sale until the i2th day Of
NOVEMBER next il not sold before that
day il viii then be sold al Public Sale. For
furlherinioFmntion inquire Of The snbscribef
Al Hampstead Carroll county Md.
Terms moderate and made known on day
ofsalc q
ssrssis BENNETT GREEN,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-09-26

ANOTHER PRIzE FiGmr MATURING
Mike McCoole has authorized John
Franklin. the hacker of Aaron jones,
tc make match for him with Joe Co
burn. McCoole has sent a deposit Of
81 900 to Now York.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-09-26
Notice 70 Taxpayers.

THE Ciiizeps Of wsstpnsteF ~ tds1A5
notified that the City Taxes for ff5S sre'
now dae, and the sa1ie cnu b paid b CALI
ing At the Office ofths undersiesea Il John
Gfass'S, West End. II q e
GEO. W. SULLIVAN,
sopi2.9t Collector.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-09-26

TTNI0N PACIFIC RAlLRc4 ADJ
" BOND, at 20 cents on the dpilAr 4
bearing Six per cent gold interest. for s'ik|
by FRiZEli,& MANNING,
sep5.A Agents for Carroll county.
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sheriRaIty.

MR. EoiroR Please announce Ne. THos.
p. Gasr, Of Manchester, for nomination to
the Office Of Sheriff by The ilemocratia Goa
servntivc Convention. Ieis the unsn;moas
choice Of
MANCHESTER DIsTRICT.
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PUBLIC SALE.


PUBLIC SALE u.
THE undersigned. having re,novcsl thert.
from, win offer at Public Sale, on tho prem.
ises, IN
Saturday he 5th. IF October is61.
at ! o. clock p. NJ. a parcel Of land, situated
IN Taneytown District Carroll county, -
miles kast from Taneytown, On The road
fran RIBS ilate Eck's) Mill, now, occupied
by Jos. o. Sionesifer improved by . new
Two-Story Frame and
weatherboarded HOUSE, ANA
good Bank Barn and Wagon !. -
Shed nearly new. u contains p
Is ACRES OF LAND, more n; icss,
two Acres ofwhich are Il. Mood, and tse
or three acres Of Meadow. There IL tsnestr
failing Spring Of Water neAr tho house, and
branch runs through the Meadostsst
Also nt the i,amc time VIII 10 oGGfetA.
bous 6fAcIiIsS Of WOODLAND veil eoys
cred with line thriving young Hickory and
Oak Timber, situated about hHif mile
North ofthe above tract, adjoining Lands ~
Joseph Hornish and John Kcsselrinc,s II
ohsrs good situation Tor building is-sA n.
Both the above lots are we'll worthy II .
attention az ihcse who need property az fhe,
kind, as few such good chances are 70 hchsd.
Terms, which viii give tha usual credit on
note, inissest and security, made knowa on
the day Of sale. s5f Y s,,il 4
scpi2E MARGARET HAWK.
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REPRESENTATION.


Coastics Of Maryland which are bur
dened with the largest negro popnla-
ton. In 1864, When they did not
know that they would ever need the
negro vote, they chose to exclude that
population from voting and, as the
Counties to be affected would all vote
the Democratic ticket, it suited their
convenience to deprive those counties
of the right to represent in the legisla-
ture that class Of their population. 1t
suits their political interest now to let
the negroes vote so they feel horribly
outraged at the idea of those counties
being allowed to represent people who
cannot vote They are fllod with yir-
tuous indignation at this great injustice,
forgetting that their own eyes have been
so lately opened to see the beauties Of
negro suffrage though We doubt, even
now, whether the admiration OF very
many of them is genuine.
The subject Of representation is not
SO simple as many might be inclined to
think. 1t is seldom found in this coun-
try based purely on population. Terri
tory, property, taxation, &C., are some
times taken mao the calculation In
Maryland we have been slow coming 70
the idea of representation according to
population. Al arst Baltimore City
and Annapolis city were allowed two
Delegates each, and every County four.
In 1851 Baltimore city was allowed six
delegates /; in 1864 eighteen, at which
it still remains. This is not near her
proportion, according to population;
yet the people Of the State are opposed
to copssdiug her that right, simply
because that city has large population
crowded on small territory, with in
forests somewhat different from the
rural population.
In our county nominating conyeu-
tions our ideas are primitive, and per-
haps could be improved on. A district
which gives-say 100 votes--to the
party ticket is allowed an equal voice
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-09-26

To En- Dts. ApvnrArg PLEASE anncanee in
your cplumns the nsme ef ions NJ fmdas~s
for Sheriff Of Carroll County.
USIuSrows Disrricr UsAmEovs.
aug. 2s,-te.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-09-26

S@-oser twenty thousand persons
attended q Democratic meeting az Def
ancc, Ohio. % Saturday last Belle
gates we're present from other counties
Of Ohio, and from parts Of Soutbern
Michigan and Northern Indiana.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-09-26

ra-Geueral scho6eld, ia command
IN Virginia, has issued 40 order direc-
ting that the white aud negro votcrs at
the coming election in that State shall
have their baIless taken separately
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-09-26

Estate Of Daeid Snocci, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
in scriber has obtained from the Oh,lans'
Court OF Carroll county letters Of Adminis-
trasion De Bonis Non, on the Personal e.
tate not already Administered, Of Daniel
Shovel, late Of Carroll county deceased. -
Al persons having claims against said Es
tate Ar hereby warned 70 exhibit the Same
within six months from this date, other.
wiss they may bs eSeladod from all benefit
Of said Estate. Those indebted are re.
quested TO make immediate payment.
AIOYSiUS FL ORND0RFF,
sep26tt administrator d. b. ".
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-09-26

Mn. Enron: Iu reply To call Of many
voters Of Finksburg District, in which 70.
side, hereby announce myself ass eansli-
date for Sheriff OF Carroll county, subject "a
nomination By the Democratic Conservative
Convention. II successful, my best efforts
win be given to repay the kindness Of the
public by faithful and impartial discharge
OF the dntiss ofthe Office. s d
sepi2 tc JABEz A. BUSH,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-09-26

Aaos AI6lng, OF the 4th. District, as acan-
didate for Sheriff of Carr.sll county, subjact
To the decision Of the Democratic Cpnserra..
tive Convention. Ifhc viii allow Ms name
TO be used, he will bO supported by
scpI2 MANY FRIENDS.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-09-26

Estsfs of Iseac r. Stonesifsr, deeeosed
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the Sub
phans ee.'s. If carroll county letters Of Ad-
STEER, late Of Carroll county deceased. -
All persons having claims againet said Es-
tate are hereby Warned y exhibit the same
within six months from this date, ofherwisr
they msy be excluded from all bcneiit Of
said I@iaie. Those indebted are requested
AIOYSfUS \. oRNnoaFF,
sep264t Administrator. W. A.
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= UFf.Y '''tI'tH VVUHsi ~ -
Sold Cloths, and
heoey Ctssmens
These goods have beon purchased for
sell them ut smslliper centage, with the
view Of establishing tho reputation Of being
the cheapest retailer ofclothing In the State.
! also keep constantly on hand Gentle
men Furnishing Goods OF all kinds,
Leatherand Piper, varying Ia prices from
81. 20 to 5000. fas tr
Give me call and examine for Yourselves.
CATHARiNE BUSBY,
Near tho Depot.
sep26 Westminster, Md.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-09-26
Local Intelligence.

Cf1w APFAIRs--Thc Boald Of Com
mon Council met at their Office We'd
nesday night September 18Th. 1861.
The Committees on Lamp Posts aud
Lamps, reported progress aud asked for
further time, which WIS granted. The
report Of the Commissioners ON Green
Street was taken up, considered aud the
following resolution was unanimously
adopted,
Resoierd, That the Common Council
Of Westminster having accepted the re.
port Of the Commissioners appointed to
extend Green street, from ITS present
terminus TO an intersection with street
opened on same line BY Geo. W. Mat.
thews Esq, aud while approving the re-
port of the Commissioners and ondors-
ing the justice OF the amour, of damages
reported, are prepared to act-yet feel
the resources Of the City totally made
quate to warrant such expenditures, aud
while appreeiating the liberality OF G.
w. Matthews Esq, in profferiug half OIL
said damages, are eompellcdto tall back
upon resolution Of this Board, toopen
no street or alley where damages are
sustained until au endorsement OF said
action in the payment OF damages from
citizens interested and benefited.
The consideration OF the Ordinances
was resumed until hourof Adjournment.
Adjourned to meet Friday night nj
O'Clock, September 10th. 1867.
-4~-- d. ..--.sL.S.
Hoo CHoLRRA.--The Cholera and
Throat Disease in Hogs is prevailing,
to fearful extent, in some sections. -
It is indeed much TO be regretted tn II
the farmers and siock.owncrs should
in these pressing times, suffer SO much
loss from these terrible diseases.
1t is stated, by some that have used
the preparations, that FoUTz's CEIE
DRAFTED HoRsE AND CATTLE Powders
win cure it; and if occasionally used
this time of tae year, will entirely pre-
vent the Diseases. This is simpl,
remedy and easy to get---we believe all
respectable stores keep them for sale
We would advise owncrsof Hogs to xiv,
it trial, as great good eau be accom-.
I plished by its use.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-08

A GRoAN FROM PRIsoN.-The Memphis
Avalanche publishes letter from Lieute-
nant Jous C. BRA1SE, of the late Confede-
rate navy, who captured the steamer
Chesapeake in Long Island sound during
the war, and who was afterwards him.
self captured and imprisoned. lie has
since remained in confinement, apparently
forgotten-fed from day to day with pri-
son fare, and neither arraigned nor tried.
lie is in Kings county, New York, peni-
Tertiary; and it is not surprising that his
letter uttcrs the complaint of one who feels
that he is neglected. His old friends had,
indeed, forgotten him. His letter takes
them as much by surprise as his sudden
appearance asa Confederate belligerent on
the Chesapeake did the captain Of that
vessel, Lieutenant BRAISE proved HIM
self to be brayc-nay, intrepid-man, de-
voted to the cause; and though his act
was irregular, it was entirely in accord
ance with the usages Of war. lie was ar
rested as pirate. Ills case IS haTd' Ilc
has no money to rcmuneratc lawyers to
plead his cause, and seems to have been
overlooked by the very Government I'M
der whose authority he is detained in Gus
tody. We trust that the announcement OF
the fact that he is still in prison will
prompt the Government to look into his
case at once and five are, indeed, to have
peace, and causes of discomfort, malice,
and revenge, are not to be treasured up,
that he will be set at largc-as, posi-
bly,, the last of those who were detained
to be tried and punished to make "treason
odious." For the veal Of the nation we
have had enough Of that.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-08

"The State Of Massachusetts" con-
tinues DR.. F., call classes considered IS
perhaps moro highly cultivated in intel I:,
iect than any other community OF IKE
population, and yet the crime OF wn' :. u
this book (Dr. Stover's) treats, shows It's Is
people to bc-rural and urban-neally
twice as corrupt as that Of France, anu
eight fold more depraved than that OF Tue
city of New York."
None, we suppose, would BIO willing to
concede that education Of itself cngcn-
dcrs dcpravity. Where that is conse-
ouence, the education must be bad, the
morality of the teachers must be bad, and
they become blind guides to tho children
entrusted to them. As we are to have a
system Of general education, let US hope
that its morality will be good, and that it
will teach, with knowledge, honesty and
virtue and the nobler sentiments and af-
fections Of our nature that it will be
tree bringing forth good fruit, and not
such as the accursed fruit Of the desert
fair to the eye, yet turning to dust and
ashes upon the lips.