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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-09-12

Mn, EDr0R: Please to announce Mr..
Au0N AiGiWE, OF the It'll. District. as ncan.
didate Tor Sheriff Of Carroll county, subject
to the decision ofthe Democratic ConscryR.
tive Convention II he will allow his name
to he used, he will be supported by
scpl2 MANY FRIENDS. a
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-09-12

Mr.. EpiToR: In reply to call Of many
voters of Fiuksburg District, Ia which re.
side, ] hereby announce myself ~ candi-
,htc for Sheriff of Carroll county, subject to
nomination by the Democratic Conservative
Convention. II successful, my bust effort,
will he given TO repay the kindness Of the
public lg faithful and impartial discharge
of the duties OF the ciliee.
sepl2 &c JABEI A.. BUSH.
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uaRpuEp.

On the 5ihinst IN the Lutheran Parson-
age Westminster. BY Rev. II. L. Holloway,
Mr, Isaac II. lIynr, and Susan WhSz, both
Of this county.
III lmeytown, on "Wednesday the 2ist Of
August, by Rev. John Gloyd. Mr. Gro. 4.
Mott, and Miss MARY T.. BARNES, both Of
this county.
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"a Acres of Land,

more or less, stu ate about one mile South
iroW said town Of Nsuchcsier, rs8d Ia now
in lie Occupancy 81 iIery Shslsr. Til,
land is we'll .1imhered and wasered, In 10 .
sossd sets q csl,iss,ion; auser spqd tssss,
DWELLING HOUSE, Log HS
BARN, Corn House, Hog
House, Spring House, sndu -
q hopssS Thjs properly VII = 80 +,
ihefhk Henry shaifsrs he fo<61s pr
Alscfss Lots adjoining tie shave js,p,
VIZ .ot No. ] containing Q Acres ~ ]
Rood o. Land, more or icss, Lot No. ,
containing 2 Acres and 2 Koodv ID hand
more % tfss. 1.otNo<1 coSI}n}oi6f 4 Acres
and 2 Pcrehes pfinnf, more or Ifss.. lot
No. 4, containing & Acrcs aad 3 R6oas Of
land, more or iass. Lot No. lcoulnfnins
q Acrcs sc land, mors Of lsss. -
lhese lots sili BE- sold ut thcrisItof <sn'
uel Shader, the former purchases. s. !.
TIE Terms Of Sdis are, NJ One third
part az the purchase money shall BE- paid BY
the purchaser OF purchasers Ia tlts frustes
on The day of sale. OF npon the rs1iHcesion
Thereof by the Court aforesaid !, and The ri.
due sfnlfbe paid in two equal pawn e,its, he
one 70 be paid IN ono, and the othef n Two
years from, tie day q salc, and TO Be secar'
edby the purchaser or purchaser notes
p&sable TO the Trustee with security 10 b
approved Of BY the Trussacy aud ~ bees in
tersst from The day az 1nlo. ~ So
e Aa J. = BAusIGAlsTNER,
iEsxss Moarss Asssioassr
supl2,is ~ sssir \
VERY large add hssaIoue sos Bxdlls'
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lO4 ACRES OF LAND

more or less. situated in Carroll county
Maryland, half n mile West of the Hanover
Turnpike, miles above Manchester and
miles from Hanover Pa. slpi,l.ng the
! nd of David Gerrt, Gcorsc Lease and
others.
This farm contains about 10 Acres Offer.
collent WOODLAND, ofthc mos. valuable
varieties Of timber. and the balance eonssni.
entity divided into fields under clean fencing:
has been all twien Tuned over recently d
of good quality, lies nicely, and produces
wc!l all kinds OF crops
he improvem'uis consist Of new and
large sized two Story Log A1a
DM GLLlNG HOUSE, I'M
leg Barn, Smoke House. and lsl
other outbuildings. Their is good I.imr
hin b;ilt lbs, Spring. an Nipple Orchard Of
= Acres, nt choice trees just beginning to
b+'ar, tel le uthcr fruit trees, 4 . Springs Of
gnud water MAR the dwelling.
Tue above properly will be sold clear. Of
The NpiDw dover. The purchaser will lie
a'inwcd to prepare tor the next year crops
soon after the sale but I,os.csripn of he
lnn'llngs eannot be sisen till the lat. Of
Apiil. t't
ftins Of Sale. rs prescribed BY the De.
cres, are; tine third OF the purchase money
I" l,c paid on the day Of sale, ~ on lis fn,i
iicaiioh by the Court, lin about four week.
and the balance in two equal annual pay
meDis "a one and tso years from the DAY II
sale, with Interest, to be secured ty the rur
clia,cr's uotss with approved security.
WILLIAM II. I,iNEfAitf.
Trustee.
HryRy Merrrn, Aur,ionccr. II
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Dress Ma king,
PUBLIC SALE.

THE undersigned, htci lg removed tbcrc-
from. viii offer at Public Sale, Oh tie l.trm.
ises, on Ks
Saturday hr 5th, ri Osieftr 1861, (
at ! % clock p. N. parccl of land, situnied
in lancyiown District Carroll county, y
miles Fast from raneytown, on the road
from Erb's (late Eek d Mil, nov occupied
by Jos. q. Stonesiier improved by new
Twc-Story Frame and
Weaiherboarded HOUSE, A&A~A
good Bank lnrn and Wagon M.stf.h
Shed nearly new 1t contains % tt1.ss,...s
Is ACRES OF LAND more or less,
two Acres ofwhich are IN Wood, and two
or three acres OF Meadow. There is never
iaiiing Spring Of Water nrar the house. and
% branch runs through the Meadow.
Also at the same time will bo offered a.
bout . ACRES Of WOODLAND, we'll COW
cred with fine thriving young Hickory and
Oak Timber, situated about half nile
North ofthc above tract, adioiniug lands Of
Joseph Hornish and John kesseiring. Il
offers good situation Tor bniIding. ssa
Both the above lots are well worthy the
attention of those who need property ~ the
Kind as few such good chances are 10 behad
Terms, which win give the usual credit on
note, interest and security, made known o,
the day Of sale. a5gts .-rs,sk' $40 81
aepi2 Is aae3 MARGARET HANK.
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NEW CONSTITUTION.

CLuB MFEfINGS-Thu .iuhu-nn
Club of FREEDOM DIsrBicr viii meet
on every Saturday afternoon at , O'Clock,
at Freedom.
The Johnson Club of MANCIEirEi
will meet every Monday night at Man.
chester
The johnson Club Of WEsrMsN'Tgn
will meet every Saturday night >; Zach.
arias's Hotel.
The johnson men of the 18th District
will meet at Browns School House on
Friday night TO organize a Cinb. j.
\. c. Bond Esq, viii be prosen, and
address the meeting Turn out.
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SheriRalty.

USIoS Mus, August 2isI, 1867,
To Er, DKA. ADVOCATE Please annuunec la
your columns the name Of ions ", lISGLiSG
for sheriff OF Carroll County.
USIoNTowS Dfsrrict USANINops.
aug. 2s,--te
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nas.aeatIon Meeting.

met, at the Court House Westminster,
pursuant TO notice, on Saturday Sep
TENDER 18th. inst. |; aud was organized,
on motion Of Col j. X. LoDgweli, by
choosing the following ofiicers--Dr, j.
SHOWER, President; Messrs s, r.
MATTERS and D. w. SNADER, Vice
PresidcutS; J. NJ PAGKE and L. T..
SLiNGGuFF, Secretaries.
The object Of the meeting having
been stated b. the President, on motion
of Chas. T Reifsuider, Committee on
Resolutions was appointed by the Chair
composed as follows, Charles T. Reif-
snider, Stephen Gorsuch, Nimrod Gard
uor, Daniel Stull and b. Worthington.
la short time the Committee re-
turned and reported the following Pre-
amblc and Resolutions, which were read
by the Chairman Of the Committee, aud
adopted by the meeting--the names Of
the Central Committee being filled up
by the President, by consent of the
ueatina On consultation With gentle
r.,...-,,,.r p,,,.,a,'
nisa " '4o 'A''o"'
WHmEAs, the people Of this State
were, by improper means compelled to
yield an unwilling obedience TO defdo-
% Sosernlnent, inauSuratea hy the Rad
icals undsr the Constitution OF lso4'.
whereby = was sought % deprive 80
many o. them Of the inestimsbie rigM
Of the elective franchise, as % reance
the majority TO the condition Of poiltr
cal seryitude
AND WHEREAS the laic Constitution
al Convention has submitted 70 the peo-
pie, TOR their approval or relection' a
Now Voustltutlon' oy inc aaoP'ion 0,
which they VIII 90 again eniranchised
and restored TO the-rights OF rreemen
AND WHEREAS, the proposed New
Constitution =, IN many other OF It's
provisions ana as a Whole, great nm
proyenent on the exisung Constitution,
therefore DC u
lS, isesotrr'i, That we do most hear,
tly ratiiy the sew Consultation, and
commend y % the approval o. all our
ieilow c',,kens; apr II = ius.aer
zad. Resossea, That VIC WI vote Tor
the New constitution on eaaesday
the ieti. INST, and use all honorable
and proper means % induce our friends
aud neignbors to DO likewise;
Jrf. hcsofced, That the Democratic
and CONSERVATIVE voters be requested 70
hold primary meetings 10 each Of the
election districts ~ TINS county, on sat
urday September 18th isV' at Q clock
L. ~, TO select eleven delegates 10 each
District to County Conventions TO be
held ~ Westminster on Saturday, octo-
~ s', ieo H.; ~ ~ ''oon =, o., "
and Ala ID selsc. deleaates Is 4 State
Convention to be held in the City Of
Baltimore, October 9th, to nominate
candidates for state Offices, IA the event
e pt, = ,r Ts 10Y y. 0' ss,,s
persons be and are hereby appoipted q
Central Committee for Carroll county,
70 attend to the interests OF the party
e a1slh .niS Tan eampa'gs, anu VA
nra'nnt IA deciseJ ,,,sns;on e ,bs
dates Of the station---,o wit:
District No. William Fisher.
yno. "A. Jofuaa.
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TIVE bss, and cheapest assortment Of Mems
j Boots ever Offered has just boon received
At Tis5 pefr'e. Y
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vLsT received a large stock Of Dry tsaods 4
u Notions. which will be sold very cheap at
sept. IL. II Taco. Dsrr'..
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VERY large add hsndSbuc vi B1dilf
IN Morocco Bsots, Cox's pisks 3 only 50
nt T4>o. Defr's Neu Sfors,
,ePt. u wstsninsitE, ~,
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W "nS' w. ''lp'icsiiei iitlpfuf
Gwo-Story Frame and
Weatherboarded House,
good Bank linru and Wagoni
Shed nearly new. 1t containsD
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NOTICE TO CREDfToRS,-All per
sons indebted TO David schwartz b, Note,
Book account or otherwise, are, hervl,s no.
the'l to make immediate pymc,t - Ne IN
dcrsigned, ~ prnmpt payment will save co.,.
WILLIAM \. ckotiSE,
scpl2,ls Trustee.
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49, Die &nslGnnsr ipannsn oessnrG,z
tia In Snpten pen gtpbanten Dor osr
paua. Ste babsn aus! benz lGDnel
3bteys einen frisolid5ss Mr5eissr semaht
Wau fer'tSt in 2cueon uussnetn arobt
uno aa,fs pFu9s on, !p!s ie etr &tof
ps5 Etiere6 an0en,Htn lno HID ,1@of
fe per Dompfbrot iber Gus miitxIaHp!s
(hs Niss1 purd Den Canal Don sue,
cas- ,o:bs Mesr. uno ben tnoilbsn Scsar
mad iDrsn 8sR;mmane6orteu. Saes,
Wcrhen nimmt Der G:!epbant ls;nrr
I6bres beim @irtsl, isBt i'm auf Der
Naden uno Qebt ouf's Gslb. 3met ar:
teit,r balteu bic teipsr phuahstsen. 81
lunoe' rie 9snne uber Sem 9or',pni fsb'
u7aetpt Ger @lepbant lsinsn Mss uno wi,f
biuser flo etnen 0aufsn Gre cesr nisls
mebr s;nen Iaueen flsiner 6tioel auf; e.
,lebt oui pisie Dst|e Gin: Jnrde DIR BET:
nabs 5 Vu5 Bysi1e unD 36ub 2tefe.
@ettere Bcwetfe1d bel
tenfreunp1@aftbe {.
mptoten. SIM 9eie9neten 2anpe 9fett
SerleY flno bic Demptraten auf emma
bic parmiten Treunbe per Soloaten Sc:
,pproen. So baben fte in Mtpolefe r 81
einen Colonel Spne6 fir bic 2~e9tslatu1
nomintrt. Dieter: .@pl. Spne6 ma1
i'm Srtes II. rier,te ldn9ere nit 3eits Mus:
seidnun9 III Der Mrmee, - pob 1pie63 oi|
Nebellenarmee unter Gene:
raj prtcewar, ma9t natarli9 bel &c:
iunoen De'notraten 1t@t8 aus au
c%ontraire!
Sn pemielben Staate Netp. ,SerRy
tpuroe neuli& ber7 5elp son 8in6elter
Der brave Sen. Sbertp, a n, 55ouls el
pur9 bic Straben BON patter1on rift
Yon BEN cfratt1@en pSbel mi
StetnwQrf fen attadirt. - AZ
Das 1T peuapfratilde Splpatenfreunp:
19aftE
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> Isr .Nad,bar" |aQt:

Ok bsutlGen &aneipatsn auf rem
repusl!fantjbtu @puntY Tidst ,batsn
9an5 pl6slib cine merfnaseiac Noc.
lisbs fit ofI,(de Demctycten oetou>
men.
ST es nint lpneelbar, eoB Ge jsBl
pl6yiid wi0sp, cab Dsn'otratsn out
IcuiIds lein fonnen uno pab fe ron
nsr 6Sbe Der Satsu;sen5 "a Ia DOM
ntf) trretA:iasn uno fly unter rde
eemeine Dolf Gailbsn lollten,
S. jo> nos ctc MuSidtcn auf 70 Gin
Memtbsn nitt Au:5 aus rinem Wen>
ldea MAIDEN fBnnen!
Das S5i9e, penftn mir enlbdlt eine
nuf Gbas. Shsfer. mts
uaieTn oeut|heu psmofra. !|Cben
Wlithuyyeyn. aanit fe Zen 3orn pee
,.Dsstn Steuau" n:ht aHi fin !snfen eins
an nielen B!see1maan III
am BET Ge. @rsusns anfraaen 3u
Ia0su, mem sod pie!elbe iibsybaupt &C.
0a!te, NIT e ;u receu.
10 1T grade ~ .ma |sf11see!bre@en fiji
Demofrats! obns &%.laubniB ce6
9srrn 2ienau nit e;rsm oeut(Aen
Nepat1faner III Iesen.
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Mounteb@ Noness> NeStment,
tstaants beltenmutbi5e
Die Sptunfrencr-

u8ruper" Yeterion rpn Der uSSemperenS
platfprm" 9iett einm au6fiibrltden 8e5
rt1t iiber Die GerbanplunSen Der GrpS=
lp9c Der >.@uten Templer", III welder
unter Nnbern AUDI cine Neibe ppn 0ez
wt0en6fra9cn 9elellt unp gum Gbeil III
re9t intere6anter Weiie beant>portet muir
pen. Mtr beben beute Bios cine pavpn
.berYpr: -.
vJroee: SIT Der regelmdBtse
@ebrau6 Don Spium NJ ais &et3mttz
teL menr bobur6 8erau dun Yerz
anlabt wirp> cine 8erleyung 1nirer Ser
binoli9feit? ..~
Mntmprt: Netn. Mufmerfionfeit
1T jebp& 1T 'einem irlden Sale am
plabe."-
5ier baben mir bic, 9onse Ienpen5
uno &tdtun9 Der Gemperen;leret in elmer
Nabidale. Ger @enub rpn rette11 uttz
i1dpliden unb b%etllalnen 0etrdnfen> mic
Wein Bier uno @tper; it, AUDI in ben
BEL 1eipenl fen Suantttdtet1 III ben Ml19en
bie1 er iiber9ei9nappten 5eudler etn gro
be6 @erbreden. Eie Sptumfre0erei oaz
9e9en> baS e%ntnerYenpfe aller befannten
2ol ter> wirb ni9t olS Elm 8ru9 ibre5
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES betro6tet!
Man 1iebt jeBt aus tbren et9enen Sc
it1upnife1l mesbolb Der @erbraud Ypn
Spiuln {I1 in Rem @ercini9ten Staaten
til Den leBten SabrSebnten Iber pie 3u<
nab1te per 8enHlferun9 serbretz lno yer
sterfodt bat. Die 2e'npere>1Sler fre1en
ibn! ~~
limb biele Sc eQi1aft, bic et1geianocz
nermaben einem ga ter fr1bnt, wsldeS
ietne Nnbdn9er .6rineltder gu StlaYen
1nadt !, ais tr9eno Elm anbereS, mill bet
9rpben Majpritdt tbrer 9fetennenI9fn
Sitten9eiebe pprlbreiben 1no anf5>pin9en!
Sat e6 ismal6 einen els,lperen II. Scrd9t
li9eren 9un1bu9 9e9eben?
Btr babeu BE @btneien in tbren Sc
betnen &netpcn Seieben, 'app ite itd Dem
fren9 yerbptenen 11np "be6balb un 70 eff
rtsera el lGten @cnuB bes Spiln,raulde8
btn9eben> 1tno iie bur9 ale, Stapteu> BON
ben eriten belebeneen 3Isen bis gum
@ipfel pes &aui9e$ >up Der &tefe pe6
parauf fpl9enpen &abenjammers beotaGz
tet unb baber einen ltbbeften 8e9rif
papp1t, wie e8 in elmer prtpat1bun9 bet
Gemperensler 3useben. mag. limb BON
iolden idlafen &ned,ten brer elencea &C.
betnen 2uite lpute poS 8plf BET: 8ereint9<
ten Staaten ft@ beberri@enss uuo an
per Naie berumfibren la0en? Mn1merz
mebr! .~- (Scwa Trtb.)4
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NoA elm bempfratifdser Derseneec>
0uR.

9rtf Ypmerpp, Der pfmefrattl6s
5aup.babn, Ter bier bet Der eroben BE-
mofrat: l9en Mofsnpeylammlun9. msl6e
Gas DOH her bemcfrati|hsn Convention
nnmintr1a T'dst unn entmcrfsne Ylat
form tnooRtr,e, }hreibt tn ether Ger leBtea
Nummern lsine6 81 @re0s .Dsmpffot
~0incoln'e pe,auhies Mnesnfsn lstro nj,
?srasnen ,o'Ycen, f. .anae cte en9ltl@s
Sp:ohe As|D1isten uno aslsfen wirp" ."..
rNoh uaae5prene 0tuerelt men mey>
ben, |6auceyn uno nit @tauren fraaen,
,pie ea einem fo!dsn unS:bsuer aud nur
stnen Wonat a~e|tattet leta fonrte aui ptm
pgdlioenten{ tube 5u letea."
50! Noa unBe*oyenf @snerat'oaen
ut:ren %taunsn, pag |etb| Die ren1oiratiz
lde partFi aineu 5hurfsn pte nielsr
Grid pomereY ~ ibtem Wunoaid ma:
Gea fonnte.
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anat Fam s siibnennid d rcd tntaden

ST. bic Repl,ulblliifarnresrrTT ff6jn,n1een,'S ,,ibren
beuti1 pempfrattl den Breunren nie re6t
mad'eh ,pe'1, ~ .fe 'f fft99 aud fb NOD Il i .siele
1iube 99eber1. 3:sr,. Hfim: at#jia44a j ,gtY,m
Mi u erit Yerlonete,t bic peutidzbempfra<
til1en 1reunpe, bic ;:Neplbltfa11er {plen
III iitbrtn 6 pnsentiip men X Dfentlid,
burd bie platform 1erflaren, 1pab ie &C.
gem onntaesz 1."unp Geu.perens3wan9
unp !geser1t prpbibittpgefiebe' 11eiien, Eic
@epubltfaner tbaten HES nidt uap un}ere
beutidzrelnofrati lden Treunoe: rieien noz
Der benz pelttlden' 'Ylblifun pbne Inter
lab ST, Sept ,tbr's rjeBt Ste repl1blita
nt19e; partei ~ o9te6ntdt i, init ether
iplden Grfldrun9 beraussufcnmen, ite
net f, oob Tie ropard inter ben Mnertz
tanerotele Sttmmen Yerlte + II
wurbe!"> 49,.
ID Warf man Sen beutl1zbeupfrattl1en
Treunoen .etn> paB ia AUDI nod fetn E
|efn5t9z be mpfratt11 de @pnyen<
tipn it@ 9e9en ben Gemperens< unp
Spnnto96Swaa9 auS9eiproden babe, u1o
raB' es 9a115 beipnperS nte Yflt@t Der
rempfratiiden Yartet ,p1rs cine iol6e
Grflarun9 ab5u9eten, NEIL Il NJ m t.
Hide Gen1perens< urp Spnnta9sswaugz
@eebe DON pempfrottl9en 2e9t5z
laturen 9enlad)t rprpen ieien ; pa murce
erwteoert> uote relnpfratti1e partet babe
ni9t n5tbt9 cine fol9e G%rfldrune digit
9eben> ite banble liberal"
Grlanbte man itd bt,rauf 51 ben,crfer>
rab bic republifant19e partei. eben1 70
liberal banpls RAP 5. g. TT auen
9rpben republttant19en Stdpten
pie Netparf, Cincinnati Gbicasp> ct.
Souls SoQfomtnene Spnnta95f reibett Ell
fire. ia fam bic alte Mnt>pprt:. uDas
reidt ni9t aus pas itblp@ Equalization:
MIR %Yerlon9en cine bffentlt6e Gr@
fldrun9 Der Gtepublifaner III ibren Ylatz
former 7,
Stun baben eubli9 bic republifaniz
{9en GpnYenttpnen BON Miscpnl in Miiu
nelpta> .Snptana 11np SEEM g)prf in ibrcr1
Staatsz GpnYentipnen pur@ bic 3 I a t.
form f@ 9e9en oerorti9e 3wans6<
9eleBe ans9elprpden rffen rtlp flar, uno
mas la9en tcb unitre peutl9zpempfraz
tt}9en Jreunoe?
uSSa oa6 iino leere Wprte, mir Yerlatsz
gen. paB bic republifaail9e partet n is G.
raj bonble"
Stun ja> 1T Mewert ). g. banbelt
Tie LIBERAL eben|p in allen bepeutenpen
@tdpten Der Union, 100 1te am Nurer
1tnc ; wa9reno So, I'M rempfrttl@e en-
GltSabetb> Grentpn II. I. ~. Die Cunt
ta9S9eiebe auf'@ %fren9ie pnrbQfiibrt
pereen. user tnTrentpn am Cunt
ta9e etn @las Bier yerfauft wtrn auf 80
Sage in Die Sail 9e11idt.
limb mas ent9eanen oarauf rie beuti1z
cemcfratiiGen 8reunoe? uSSa> Bal1er has
1T gang mas Nnperes."
81 e. s. Z.
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QSiehm1rft.

MittpoG ben Stem Stunt bieles Sabres nne an
erfen Mittwod eines ieben folsentfn Monata
tpiro in Der @taot 5enberion in Sibey Counts
etn gtebn,arft ab9ebalten perben. Da 1ol9f
Martte benz &anfer, iutpobl tpie Gerfaufern, nu1
Don Nuben lein f%onner, 70 1perben ale Dtejenigen
pel9e pferbe une NtneSieb taufen tpplen cber 81
o~erfaufen b%eablidtisen, CUR lebbaften G6eilnabn1s
einaelaben.
@ie ibon allsemeia befannt, beTsen bic Garner
in @ibley County einen iebr guten Diebfano unit
eles }ompbl tpie Der quite @i1e MQer -@e(9afts>
cute in 5enberfon uiro ba3u beitrasen, iol9e
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THE WILMINGTON AND MANCHESTER
RA1RoAD.-At the Goth annual meet
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ton on, the 9th of November, the
following officers were elected for the
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Directors-O. G.. Parsley, HNutt, j.
Eli Gregg, John Dawson, D.. s.
Cowan, r. Bradley, J. G. Burr, J.
l.. Bartlett, O.. Graham, A. J. De-
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The Chinese Empire appears to be
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who was to have certainly disposed
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escape unharmed through his lines.
There are to-day in Massachusetts
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ize them. 2 M a7l
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