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Mr.. Hudson, of Chegiham, favored the
bill az a wise and polite measure.
Mr.. Sheppard, Of Hawkins, spoke at
length upon the bill, favOring the passage
Ofthe same. Itwas not the convention who
franchised the negroes, il was the people of
Tennessee, in their great and aggregate ca
paeity. The loyal negroes had the same
inherent right to the franchise that the
loyal white man had, and were more
worthy of the privilege than were rebels.
Pending the further consideration Of the
bali, the House took recess until two
O'Clock
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Decisions of the Supreme
Court.

In yiowo the necessities Of the legal Irofcs-
sion. and the general public interest atu,ehing
20 the many new questions coming before our
judicial tribunals, we villa publish an the i'm
portant decisions Of the supreme Court. RON
Official sources. which may he relied anon ms
entirely Trustworthy.
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ESTABLISHED -. 1915
CHAS. BERTSoN
B A IA H. R
ANDYMANuFAcTrpEp
No; n y. MARKEr srRrrI.

NO. ~ n. MARREF STREET
MOULD REMIND HIS OLD FRFNn5 fro
w Customers that he IS more than ever er1-
pared 70 supply them With The very best III Lirht
Bread, Crackers, Cakes, Candies etc
lie has also On hand the best 81 Vine s1if1-
Die LOT medical purposes. besides SUPERIOR laf 81
imported scotch Aies and london Porter. ana
Uitren. kigs. Dates. Nuts. etc
Just FeceiFe cd, q large assortment af Faacv Arti
eles, embracing Toys, Firecrackers, Masts and 4
very hne assortment Of Fancy Gonferfions-v
suitahls for Christmas Holiiays ,,bicb ~ l.
sold Wholesale and refafI -,,-sf tr
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NASHVILLE, CAIRO, AND
NEW ORLEANS
Tri Weekly Packet Line.

'f'HE ABOVE LINE COMPRISES THE FOL
1 lowing splendid Passenger Packets. leaving
Nashville during The sess0n az ullovs
TYRONE, ToM. HARa0S, Master. leaves TIT ES-
DAYS at n O'Clock ST.
NASHVILLE, WMEY SInms. Master RAVES Nash
vile THURsDkTs, at BIZ o',heL m
IALISMAN. Capt. STRONG leave Nashville
SATURDAYS, at " O'Clock. A.
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THOMPSON'S RESTAURANT,
Corner COIIege and Union streets.
n f MO ED.

UlHE UNDERSIGNED AGENT OF THE
i HR0ADWAF- MILLS, viii hereafter
manniacture bis Floor and Heal at the ROCK
City MILLS, - well known "a this com
munity for its good machinery and perfect work
lie retains the services Of Mr. p. B. KELLY
Who viii continue % exert himself % aec5mmo-
date our friends and customer lie has also OBJ
tanned the services Of Mr.. ". y. ROCKEL, a.
(Miiierj who has heretofore contributed bis fun
sh1re 70 the reputation Of the Rock City MlFs'
Flour. With increased facilities be hopes 60
meet the full expectations Of his customers.
- ID. ID. DICkEY, AReat,
Corner Cherry and Line streets.
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BAILEY, ORDWAT & CO.,
Z COTTON, COMMISSION
ANB
Wholesale GROCERY
WAREHOUSE
Nos 5 and 2 Broad Street,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

IA BEG LEAVE TO RETURN THANKS To
" our friends for the very liberal share of par
rOnago bestowed upon our house the past season
and would say that, having enlarged eur facilities
Tor storing cotton. No are now prepared 10 give
every attention TO the storage sails and shipment Of
ali cotton our friends may entEust 90 our cars. We
promise that every effort will be- used 10 secure the
very highest market price, whether sold here in
other markets.
VII make cash advances on all Cotton or other
Produce shipped 70 as. Our terms shall always be
as low as any other reliable house
JAMES NJ, GARSEY and WIN. T. SAMPLE will
give their undivided attention to the COtt9n Depart
mehti and Wll strain every nerve 20 make Il the
interest Of planters 10 patTonize US
We will at all times keep fun stock Of Groceries
Bagging, Rope and Irvine, aud al grades Of Flour
for sals At the lowest prices
WANTED-Ne wish 10 purchase washed and un.
washed Wool, Feathers and Dried Fruit and will
always give the best prices.
BAILEY ORDWAY l. 10
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10 Tobacco Planfern.

MTE ARE NOW PREPARED TO STORE.
w shir o. purchase Tobacco. either laose or
ID h0Eshesda. Gail al our Mafeh0sae No y
NJ arksf street hashVilie.
decl-a lB.I HUGH McCREA &C
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.
JUDGE JOHN S. BRIEN & JNO. @. BURCH
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
No. 90 CHERRY STREET.
LOCK BOX So ............NASHVILLE. TENN.
roupf


WANTED. AGENTS EVERYWHERE.
W Male and Female. % sell the Genuine
Improved Common Sense fnulily Hess
ing Machine. Price only sl3. This Machine
vii stleh. hem, fen. tuck bind. guilt, brad aud
embTolder. The cloth cannot be pulled apart
chine warranted three yenrs. Send f0r eircuiars.
BLISS a MCEAThROh.
Manufacturer soufheru Ageuts,
decI-2m LnnI-aLlIn. ~
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LiEerY Stahle for Renf

THE CENTRALLY LOCATED LIVERY
Il Stable on College street. second building
from Church, east side. is for rent fer 1867 on
favorable terms Apply 10
ianl0-lw a. NELSON & Co, Agents.
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REDUCTION OF RATES

We are srahGsi at bcinE able % state that
the very lance increase in the number " our
Daily and IH- Weekly subs'ribsga enable us 20
re5ncs hetinae of mbscririiaR g those editions
We 90 - the in0ro cheSriuily because the ncges
stiles u the people in the Impoverished csuii
ton Of orr stricken section. requires such con-
oesEi0ns o. can be reasonably made IN their Ia
terests. IRON and after the lei January. there
fore. our
TERMS or 81 HSCRIPTIUN WILL BE
~ ANN hefTE-
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RAILROADS

The resolution TO appoint joint com
mittee Of the Legislature to investigate the
management Of railroads in this State, was
taken up, when an amendment was offered,
deyolving the duty of making the investi-
cation upon the Comptroller and Commits
sioner Of Roads Pending the considera-
ton of the same, the special order was ia
ken m
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EHIDAl, 60. i IoUI - ne HOIat met
at 9o'clock.
NEW Bills AND RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr.. Thompson To incorporate the
Bedford University.
BY Mr., Mullins To regulate the juris-
diction Of Justices of the Peace.
By Mr.. Briggs To amend the franchise
law II declares that hereafter il shall be
considered aproofof loyalty to take an oath
to support the constitution of the United
States and of the State of Tennessee.
By Mr.. Clingan; A resolution requir-
ing the Legislature TO investigate the cause
Of the non.redemption of the issues of the
banks in this State. Lies over under the
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And for saarter periods 81 the same ratas
AZ We earnestly appeal 10 oar friend 10 aid
Ia ettsndinu onr circulaiill ana A. thersbs A,
oi0eainE ouF means a ussfulnoas. A COPY # the
paper VIII be seat ETatuit0uzly a. say one s.pd
IN tensubscrlbcrl to eithsroi theediuons.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-05-08
Good Garden Seeds.

-
II ONG Smeoth Parsnep,
- Early yalsaiine Bunch Snaps, ,3i ,sac YyKg
Y. Early Blood Tnrnep Beet. NY wv U.Hs Wv
Smooth Long Bload Beet, =, ~ stslg
Large Late Drumhead, Flat Dutch, and Sugar
~ Loaf Cabbage,
Large York and Drumhead or Ba.sersea Early
E,,n Ea,l, Russi, casunser. Z,
London Long Green Cucumber.
Extra Long Green Turkey Cusumber,i at,6A
Brown Dutch and White Cabhage Lettuce, "
Green Ciuon Melon,
Large Rcd Onion Seed,
Exup Early Kent May Peas,
Large White Marrowfal Peas.
Scarlet Turnep Radish,
White Bush Scolop Squash.
Early Bush Summer Crookneck Squashs
Win,sr Crookneck Squash, ~ -
Early Large Red Tomato,
Large Round Red Tomato &c. &C.. jnst feceiv-
ed fresh genaiue and reliable. AZ the Cheap Store Of
JAMES WEBB, Jf.s1
March s. 086 75-
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-05-08
n. WiIKEs.

Engineer 4 supsfiblsnden.
November ~. 65-3mp
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-05-08
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.


fINHE Subscribers have formed Copsunsrship un-
der The iim u Bfsgg 4 Hesrit. ief The purpose
Of supplying FCun is5ofefs aGd House Servants al
yery reasonable fllts.
They are prepared 10 make contacts fof Formers.
and others Who hire labOrers through them. and 10
iouafd Farm Hands 70 any part ofihe State, inier.ec
ted " Rail Road aud sitam boat communication.
They will also attend 10 the collection 4 Ieceunts
the renting and selling Of Real Estate.
They arc youEg beginners snd hors 70 be literally
paironiscd. ard promise their undivided att niirn 10
~ who need their scfyices.
They may be found fof the present Al Mr. L. y.
Hearts store, where they will BE glad 10 sec parties
hssing business Nth them.
They refer 10 Hon Thos. Bragg. 4. r. Heart. r.
2. Peseud, and the leading Merchants and Bankers
" Raleigh.
III. BRAGG,
L. ID. HEARTT.
On. 20. 1867
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-05-08

A BEAUTIFUL While Kerosene Oilin one and
"A eve gallon Tin Csns,d ihe
DRUG STORE.
A FINE RanifuIlAsorimeni ofPnckel Knj,ssand
n Scissors, the DRUG STORE.
D0MATI'Ms, Hair Oils. Colognes and EI,taets
l. fol the handkerchief, siihe
DRUG STORE.
pAZ0Rs, RszOr sireps and Shaving Brushes. j,
~ the DRUG STORE.
HAIR Brushes, Pocket. Round fine sDd p,e..
A ing Combs, at the DRUG STORE.
L KRRosENE z Lamps. Shades, Wieks. Ilu,ps,.,..
- chinneys, atthe DRUG STORE.
E,AP. Letter, Bill. Note AMI Legal Paper No,.
~ and Letter Envelopes a. ihe
DRUG STORE.
DOCKET Books and Pon Monie PoeIe, u.mo
Il fandum Books. aiihe DRUG STORE.
A GREAT variety of TOoih and Nail Bru.h., ,,a
= Toilet Soap. Honey Soap and -hasinF ailke
DRUG STORE.
DAINT, vsrnisb, white.wa,h and Bl,.1,,.
Brushes stihc DRUG STORE.
XIALKING Canes, a The
w DRUG STORE.
If you want good smoke. 60 70 The
a hRUG STORE.
A PULL Line Of Paints and Dye stuff. siibs
n fq DRUG STORE.
tHHRATON'ss ssJ other Ilcb Ointment THE
w DRUG STORE.
IyIsH HoOks,snd Lines, Marbles Dc stlhe
L. DRUG STORE.
A PINE Assortment Of Pipe, and stems. som.
"A very fns,sttbs DRUG STORE.
VoU will find pretty lot Of Jewslry. st,hs
CT laah DRUG STORE.
CEWiNG Msehins Oil, d superior srieIr 81 l,b.
- alo DRUG STORE. {
April II. "a
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-05-08

0caneeche Mills and Tan Yard.
GREEN and Dry Hides received ., The Yard
- Dry Hides AZ Brown, Parks a Cos. paya.le in
rLie faif pjees, seeordiprto size and qualiiy.s
No Tanning done on shsfes. af2 -
The miiiisn coalition 20 give sattsfsetien. Gfisi
ush assfsj sgsinst fossrs. No Grain received on
ftossge sTssptby contract. N ~
tu'.h II. N. BROWN, Err.
Iss. lsih,i a.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-05-08
sTRAGE. Blu TRuR.

70 Every young lady and ecrts man In The tinl
tel states hear something sey much TO their Cd.
,sa,sse by return mail tf're ofehsssl, by addtos.
" the undersigned. Those having iss,. oftsirg
humbugEsd viii Obliss BY MOI noueins ihi. eard. an
others will please adJfr.s their obe5isnt servant
THOMAS r.. CHAPMAN,
sJl btoaessy Nee iett
APills. ss-if
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-05-08
No Old Goods scere packed a,cay las
FaR TO Be opened this Spring.
RECEIVED AND OPENED.


Saturday and Monday, the a3d and 25th
instant,
Lswns, Swiss, Jaconei and Printed Muslins Debage,
Challe, Chst1. Ginghsm., Calico. Ladies' Hats,
(new sfyle) Trimmings, Handkerchief. Gloves, Cor.
sets, Belts Ladies Linen and Paper Cuffs and Col,
lars. Fans, Ribbons, and thousands Of other thing.
that only the ladies can think Of. as.d
Aho Boots. Hats Cur, Wool and S,raw.) Ready
nase Clothing. Shirts, Collars and Ties, Blesched
s5 Unbleached Cotton Cloth; Kersey, Cotionads At
Is 70 SO Gents, Sumner Cassimer. James FOR Pants.
ooBts. sugar and Sab, and nearly every thing call.
cd for in this market. aaf
THE HONDER OF THE ICE.
The Selfadjusting COLBY SKIRT,
received BY Express the 233 instant,
Kiss curiosity, ladies, call and see il.
70 AL kinds Of Country Produce Ia
ken in exchange for Goods.
AL kinds Of Furs, wanted.
Call at COHENS.
March ~. r.
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orr No,aination.'

Having received the nomination 81
Register ofNNiils FROM our Convention,
On Saturday last, our thanks are due
tic members aud the party for tia hopcr
more particularly 50, since !. was a
voluntary tender Of the same, made
without any solicitation On our part.L
The pleasure Of receiving the uomina.
ton for any Office which hiss been the
subject of competition i considerably
marred by the reflection, thai, in erder
to obtain IL worthy gestlcmeu have
been set aside, and the reasonable hopes
aud ardent desires Of their warm friends
crushed on that occasion. To endure
it always needs a considerable amount
OF philosophy, Us well as Of true party
spirit. For the sake Of thea cause,
whose instruments ~saaIl are, IL Is nee
'essary 70 aet with due forbearalcc 70.
wards each other; and We shall .thcre,
fore expect, in our case, the, same cor,
dial acquieseenee and suppor.iwe should
most cheerfully have given 70 my 81
our competitors had they succeeded
We might venture to say-thc same fol
the nominees generally. No cause car
succeed without liberal and generous
sentiments prevail in the party: Tru,
| popularity, aud eventual success, ca,
rarely be obtained in any other way.
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H,eet,ou, TINS week.

On Tuesday ofthe present week cleo
lions came of in Pennsylvania Ohio,
and Iowa. At the time we are compel
led to go to press NE may not be able 10
learn enough Of the result 70 indicate
how they have gone. The public viii
hold its breath in suspense SO jmpor,
tant are the issues Of the day now to be
decided by the North. In Pennsylva-
MIA We haze hopes Of considerable
reaction. The Radical majority, last
year, for Governor was i7,lTs. The
Democratic and Conservative have
nominated Judge Sharswood, % most
eminent Jurist, for Judge Of theSupreme
Court, whilst the Radicals have nomi.
mated Mr.. Williams, a Yankee lawyer
of no particular note, for that Office =
This is the only Office of Importance Il
be voted for through the State. ~ Besides
this they elect members OF the icgisla
turc and County officers. -
In Ohio our party are running Juds'
Thurman, most excellent candidate
for Governor The Radicals run Gen
eral Hayes. A vote is also to be takel
on an amendment to the State coustitu
| ton, allowing negroes to vote. VI
have 10000 majority to overcome il
Ohio but our friends are at work, as
!. they thought they could do il. W
look at least for considerable gains.
!, Iowa is too far gone in Radicalism ,
hope for much there. 81
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MAR RIED.

On the Ord inst, at the residence OF the
brides parents, near Westminster, by Rev.
H. G. Holloway, Mr.. EzRA I. Hank and
I Miss MoIliE G. scHwElcaRT, both Of this
County. ta ~
y As the Printers were kindly remembered
BY the prcseut Of q bountifal supply Of rich
Brides Cake, We feel as if the occasion de
handed more than passing notice. Itwa.
voted unanimously, by all hands, that the
above couple were eminently worthy q
their present happiness ; and the hope wa,
expressed thattheir generous qualities nigh
descend to the iAtcst generation.
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Prcan,bIc and ResoIatIoa.

80 Adon,sd NJ the Democr,,;, md f,on
$50. - No.
sers s' meeting AZ view " WI
Sept, 2sth ult. IA IS lFisi.a
WHEREAS, From tho result of the,
late election for the adoption or, rejec-
ton of the new Constitution il has be-
come a fixed fact that very great ma
jority Of tho people of tho SITE have
retoed the odious oppressive, and ,yran.
meal Constellation Of ls64r-sp instru.
mcnt based upon the prescription and
persecution If a vast numbsr Of tn best
and most patriotic men efdthe State ,
because they differed with lie dominant
party in their views relative 10 matters
aud things as they existed during, tile
progress of the war; and, whereas. the
war having ceased, we conceive il, 10 be
the duty Of every, man possessing a
spark Of humanity and Christian feeling
70 take his erripg brother BY the hand
--say to him, .'In war We, we're ,enep,ies
in peace let US be fricnds-We were
both transgrcssors--Let US, heueeforth
tremendously unite heart and hand; aud
ere long we win be great aud happy
nation, with strength, wealth aud pros,
perity, such as the world never before
knew, this viii DO a, permanent basis
Of reconstruction, aud ~. -sS,-9
| Whereas, by adhsring 10 The Rndicp
principle Of reconstruction we SEQ moth
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FtfrY CENTS HEAu- Oaelof the
most intelligent and reliable senileiaeu
ip tho State, writing FROM the county
Of Halifax, Informs Us that during the
FssistFatipn in the town Of Halifax, a
man claiming 40 be . guard. WIS placed
at the door who forbade negroes 10 en-
ter, unless they paid fiity ssnss 70 the
Unign League II that was paid they
might register at once; ifrefnsed, reg.
iztratiou wa denied until I'll tho mem.
hers Of sbo Issagns sere served BY
this process, Il j stated, some hvo hps.
drsd dollars we're levied o. he pegrnes
- Raisigh Ssnftsek ga r.. So lis'sl
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DIR. ). Bryan, Consuitizss Nh;
stefan $40 tsrOn a way n.y..

Give, sPEcIAL Urea T,tE,ST q ~ .ea,es &
Seminal. Sexual, UfieAfy AID Herscuf Dis-
eases lip IAais er fshAls. AIDE FRY ~ eo'-
TO GEsrllas$-rl wiz send my psis.ts ani
eophdentiai sFsulsrs frse9 thssEh I'D for 10
cents valuable treatise on Seminal W esknsr.
by DIR. Roa. y. Bmi. 100 pages.
| % 10 IAptks.s-I' will send my ftiszts Citslaf
With Anatonaieai EsgFayipGf fgse % org.
| and for 10 cents available tteausc BY Jess
Hsnyhs, containing impprtast intvsihasien 90
| all subjects OF interest 70 the sex. otttof5
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Ladder Dress Goods.

A SS0RTED Mcrinaes, Alpaca's, Nous
IN lin DeLane's, Armures, Ameriean and
Irish Poplin's, I.ansa Cloth Tbs ,sew .coI4
orsd hisnlnrk DO Beige single ind double
ment Of Mourning Dress Hpods. have
paid special attention To this department as
these goods have alwAys been scarce. "
Plain and Fancy silks, thc larges. assort
mcnt ever offered to the people o. Carroll
county by - Y J. l.. 'RelEniier.
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s.oIdcn remalsI irilis.'

rRiex RVS potLsns & sox, ah 'AsAI
are intesded Tor special esss ssqairihs isers
powerful medicine. =, Thsy; are four degrees
stronger than the ordinary Kind and perfectly
harmless and reliable. 70 aef'o Fra 1'Ftfs
IL ou cannot get them Of your drsggiss !
will ssnd them by rctarn mail, postpsd aud
secure FROM obscfvation On yeeefpt d the n1oasv.
I will also send an illustrated and Csn1d,l-
tai Cireul.r To Ladies on spplics&ioa- AaAren
J. BRYAN, N. D., sis broadway, n. Y.
A. II. HruEHi Agent; wssrainsssr, Nd.
ogtiOly,
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r., r....;,,,,;aa oe,ha Jt,;,ea, s,.,.s
-. - go. ~ !, ol,.;vs IN,
= q. .,.,-,;..,;..' IS
= pass avs ~ ~ ~ - e ~ =,
- - 49,, ~, 300
., ,.rh. .,.;,.,.., q ,,,..,,,. all, ,,,,r.
allied under aoy Of he laws Of the o.
States, being under the ago Of twenty
one years, at the time Of their parents
being So naiural,zed oI aum y ,s = snc
n's r. Ja S,''1e SUP I H. .on.;Ssrsd .
ei,i.eus Of the United States"
r. c,,..,;,,,;a,, ~ ,ha S,.te If Ma
rv,.nJ h.. ,,w.v. n,,scr;h.d ,bat .,svery
go.
whlte niaie e"'1eh ~ '"e onne" .''d'''
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pE a Distressing Cough, causes the
friends Of the sufferer almost us much
pain as the sufferer himself, aud should
receive immediate attention. DIR. Wis
tar's Balsam Of Wild cherry speedily
cures coughs, colds, Influenza, sore
throat, &C. 1t will always relieve con.
sumption, aud in many well aitestcd
cases it has effected a perfect cure
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THE vtkHSiA usrSKnslrr =. The
forty lo'ssth session u, he Uaiyersity
'of Virsinis began on The Isl iast,4--
Betweaa 40 aad 500 students ara now
IN attendance, and II Is expected the
nun ef viii soon reach coo 81 sror;;.--
Seaf' Every State ID tie Union Is rep.
resented among The matrieulates the
largest number being from Virginia,
The next from: Alabama, and tie third
|hrgest from Maryland Rev. Peter
Tiaxley i the ehspIain Of the inslitu-
tiyn Lslasi.ts5y Rsp.
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Winter wheat having proved good
crop 10 Central Illinois, the farmers are
putting IN more than usual this year.
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10 THE IxDERRHDEKg VOTERS or
CARROLL COUNTY
sIENTLEMEN, offer myself a. On, IN.
M dependent candidate for tho next Shar-
III u Carroll County. Pledging myself, II
selected. 70 execute the duties Of tho Office
without fear or favor
ID rrI l1- JOHN N,YINGIlNG.
ocf. ia.-tf. +
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-. Co, sha f,cnxaut;oo aG
The committees having again retired,
~. - go, ...,,r,.d .na ,n.d. Tho |
s.,lom;na Renor,-
op
oA'a "
The nominations shall be made u tue
Following order
lst-Cierk Of Circuit Court
2nd-heg'ster OF wills
5d-States Attorney
fh-Sherih.
s ON sol
y,h Hos.. ~ D.I..,,..
s,h roun,v f,omm;ss;o,.rs
B. nh ronr,y Snyv.yor
q ,l,,h neis,s,.s 10 J,d;c;a, c.nvc,.
~. ISL W.
Ii,h Dels..... n State opya lion
ias R.say,.,f ,hss = NAL inc mo no,nin,.
,,.ss an yo.o KIN he Nv h.Ilo, zach
1890 hsvsn, one vo,s ana = ms;or;,y
n ali ia d;str;ct. shaIl he necssssry 10
s.ba;.o ~ NJ z
80 Iesay,sJ Thai in oshsr nsYt;.nl,rs
,hs ynlss ofths Last House az Delsvates
shs,l rovcrn he proceed;nrs AZ tho
ronyc5,;on III = u
scS M Rs,or. h.v;n., ia, ,..1 aud
.donse5 81 no,;on r. Conven,;on nro.
.ssdeJ - rsca;vs nom;nst;ons far l,icyl
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PRESIDENT,

MILITARY COMPANY, --Compa6y c.
of the 18th. Regiment Md. National
Guards has been organized in Westmip-
stes-hasing now fifty men Of the town
and vicinity sworn in. They have cleo
ted, as Captain, Andrew Il. Mcl.aup:lin;
First Iienteuant, J. W. pcrkius Sec
iond Lieut. David II. Byers. The com
panyis now considered a success, and
we believe viii soon draw their arms
and uniforms. They are going into il
with that pride aud spirit which ensures
success. They meet every "Wednesday
aud Saturday night for drill &c. ut Their
room over U. b. Mikesell's store.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-10-10

Fine assortment Ladies Snmner Drcrs
IN Goods al less than wholesale price, At
Theo. Derr's, Westminster, Nd.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-10-10

Ofhe coalition of he Cnion National
Bank Of Westminster, on The Morn
ing Of dtc first Monday in October
1867.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-10-10

RELIGIous NvrIcE.--Thc Rev. Ben
jainip y. Brown will preach ia Ascension
Church on Sunday morning next on
which occasion the Holy Communion
will be celebrated.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-10-10
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A gentleman Who In early Ifs was, q vieiiu
to that debasigg vice 70 conhmna vi teeth.
whiehrespilea Ii ScriaHi wrakScss invplah.
Ancr asirg ssnsreu ~ rviseiics eiflinrs sp<fss,,
he osisin,'d from friend some simfls rnl<Snhd
prcsrrintiops that sacricd permanent sets -
lh behalf % suffering bamanitt ~ vnl read
the asine free OF charge - ~ y 10 tnay dssirs
". Addre,, 20 Eise AK TkEMktSE,a
oe,ioLiy station %. Bible House, w.
i AIDES cloakings. peasrs cbnlhu CHI
i j chiRa aud all he l@is iyles Tor sale n
-uri 10 Il :. -. u I. l,eitsl.ileE.s
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Sworn TO on the 7,h Of October 1857.
W. A. CUNNINGHAM,
octiO.lt Cashier.