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BALTIMORE, May 20, 1867.

BALTIMORE, May 20, 1867.
1t is gratifying to know that my lciirr
whichappearod recently in your Journal
explaining the nature and character and
exact condition OF the FIRsr MORTGAGE
BoSps of the WESTERN MARYLAND
RAILROAD, after being copied BY our
Baltimore papers, and no doubt, gcue-
rally read, has had the effect, not only
Of advancing the price but OF giving IN
creased confidence to those securities.
When that letter was written, two
weeks ago only Gj to IS cents in the
dollar wore Offered for them whilst 40
was asked. Some sales have since Lccn
made at 70, aud day or two ago, -
was offered and refused. They are gen
orally held at 30 and bu; few to be had.
Not more than five or six thousand dol
lars arc at present for sale except at
prices well up towards par The fact
Is these Fin,t Mortgage Boud- would be
better and more valuable il the road
were & 80 into liquidation, than il the
company continues | feel confident
it wIll--to pay the interest regularly.
and for this reason :--lIccausc they arc
to be paid in preference to any other
debt or obligati u. There are but six
hundred thousand dollars worth OF them
issued If therefore, the road or COM
paty, went into liquidation, its entire
property worth, even at present, over a
million Of dollars would Surely bring
more than enough, under the most adj.
verse circumstances, to cover the FIRST
preferred mortgage in cash. Holders
Of these bonds, would, therefore, get
par, or dollar per dollar. They arc
morally certain Of this. AS the interest
Oh them is paid semi.annually il is
really more than six per cent and good
Investment Holders Of the bonds
finding their value is bcia. properly
appreciated ore now very l.it!c inclined
to eel atall and hence but few can be
found lopurchase even at any figures
under par.
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ESTRAY. :.

State n Maryland, Carroll county Ia. rh
I HEREBY certify that BENJAMIN Lippy.
/ Of Carroll county, brought beloreme the
subscriber Justice OF the Peace, ia and for
said county, this 21,h. day Of May, in the
year eighteen hundred and sixty seven, as a
stray, trespassing on his enclosures, u white
aud red spotted COW. both horns apparent,
ly saved on about M inch, two small pieces
out Of the right car.
Given under ny hand,
HENRY MoTTER, ]. p.
The owner is requested 10 come forward,
prove property, pay charges and take her
away. BENJAMIN LIPPY,
Two miles West of Manchester.
niayan 81 f-
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ANESUrEY, Mass, Oyr. l3,h, 1868.
Mr. G,gcc- Dan, SIR - Having been .f
tietcd grieyously for several weeks with a
severe abscess upon my side used several
remedies for its eradication without recciy-
ing any relief, until applied your sal,c
which effected a speedy ana permanent cure
! therefore feel happy 10 certify my conf.
d1uce IN It's virtues. Yours with respect.
JAMES BEAN.
] certify TO tho truihiulncss OF the above
statement. II :. DrAGnoEy. u. u.
Srrn ". FnNIE 4 Soy. Boston. irupyivtors
Sold by oil Druggists, at - cents q box. BY
mail IS cts NAV ai.--im.
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, Reconsl i j,

In commenting upon the roleaso Of
Mr.. Davis, the Rielsmoud Enquirer
More was done for Reconstruction,
ycA,erday than might DO BY all the civil
rights and military bills that could be
passed in five years. The scene in the
court room looked more like recon.
stfaction" than anything the county
had before exhibited, Greeley and
Bolts exchanging cordial greetings with
Jefferson Davis; United States generals
felicitating him on his rcleasej soutller.
nor and Northeruer grasp'ng hands in
cordinl copgratulation over the result
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THE DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE.
~ 49,,
THURSDAY, NAY 30, 1867.


On the 18th inst, being the sth day
on motion Of Mr.. Alvey, it was ordered
that the Committee on the Judiciary M.
quire into the expedieney Of dividing
the State outside Of Baltimore) iu;o
Judicial circuits Of two or three counties
each; for each Of which circuits pre-
siding judge to be elected or appointed
also judge for each Of the counties, to
sit as an associate Of the presiding judge
at the regular sessions Of the Circuit
Court, and also transact the business Of
the Orphans Courts, which could then
bo abolished
on'the 2ist,, Nlr. Hayden, submitted
the following, which was referred TO the
committee,
~ Ordered, That the committee on a
proper basis Of representation IN the
two houses of the General Assembly,
and proper apportionment Of repre-
sentatives ia the same, inquire into
the propriety Of making the whole pop
ulation OF the State the basis Of repre-
sentation in the House Of Delegates,
and of apportiouing representation in
said House according to said basis
Mr., Longwell, chairman Of the coma.
mittee on Printing, submitted a report
relative to the contract OF Mr. Goltun,
to priut the journal, which was adopted.
Mr.. Peters submitted report FROM
the minority Of the committee GU the
Declaration of Rights, which was after.
wards withdrawals bciag submitted
IN articles
On the 22ud Mr. Holiday, chair
man, submitted report On the Trcasu-
ny Doplrtment--an article Of fyc
sections. -
The order Of the day. being the re-
port on the Bill Of Rights, coming up
the LIST Article, alte. debate aud rcjec-
ton Of several amendments, was adop-
ted as follows
Art. /. That all government Of right
originates from the people, is founded
in compact only, aud instituted solely,
Tor the good Of the whole aud they
have ut all times the iualicnable right
TO alter, reform or abolish their form Of
government 10 such mauuer us they
may deem expedieut.
The 2ud article coming up led to 10
interesting eebate aud several PROPOSE
tons to amend, in the midst Of which
the Convention adjourned. 1t is as
follows:
Art 3 The constitution Of the TUT
ted States aud the laws made OF which
shall be made in pursuance thereof, and
all treaties made orwhich shall be made
under the authority of the United
States, are and shall be the supreme
law Of the State; aud the judges Of this
State aud all the people OF this State
arc and shall be bound thereby, any.
thing in the constitution or Laws Of this
State TO the contrary Notwithstanding.
On the 2ith. Mr., Dent, chairman, II
committee on the Legislative Depart
inent, made report on that subject con-
tanning As Sections. 1t proposes to
hold an election for Senators and House
of Delegates next November; aud pro.
vides for session of the Legislature
every second year, not to exceed ninety
days at IS per day to each member
The report does not fix the number of
members, or basis of representation.
which belongs to another committee
The Convention then took up the or
der Of the day, the Declaration Of
Rights, aud proceeded to adopt the
same rs far as to the 18th article-rela.
tive 10 taxation.
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Bs6- Troubled with headathe, arc you.
Well, my friend, | know what it is to
have an headache rs well as any one ]
have until lately suffered for years, No
remedy seemed suited to my case, or
even give relief, until | CHANGED to read
mn advertisement Of B,yan's Life Pills.
Well, there is another chance, thought
!, 50 III try twenty-five cent box. |
did so, aud have bceu well ever since
SO you cannot do better than try The
same remedy yourself LSce advertise.
mcn'.
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Manchester Savings
Institution.

...,,,...-..s,, MANCHESTER, MD.
THERE viii be an Election held Of the
Office ofthis Institution, on SATURDAY,
eng lst DAY OF JUNE NEXT, between the
hours Of o'clock A. N. and ~ NJ, for
Nine Directors thereof, for the ensuing
twelve months. JACOB SHOWER,
niay2S q. Treasurer.
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ssa.A Clergyman writing to friend,
says, esIy voyage TO Europe is indef.
nitely postponed. II have discovered
the fountain Of health" On this side OF
the Atlantic. Three bottles of the Pc
ruvian syrup have rescued me from tho
iapgs Of the Gead. Dyspepsia Dys-
peptics should driih; from this fountain.
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IlALTIllnnE MArt.lrrs.
MARRsEO.

In Baltimore. ON the ISL, ct Ap,il. +, the
Rev. J. ". NJ. Lennon, WIlI,s T. l!arrN.
OF Westminster, Ia M"nls y. BruGN, Of
Baltimore,
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{ iuiShiu- fNalGs were kNIl FROM II uN
Rdoth himself
The following is the COPY Of the wri-
/ ting (which wis in pencil found 10 the
diary taken from lh- bed, el j WILKES
Booth
Official capv:
j. IiuLr Judn Advocate Gcucral.
ls limo"
AiHlL l3ll. FRmtY the IpEs.
Iutil to-day nothing was ever thought
Of sacridciu. to our couutrys wrJngs
For six months We had worked 70 cap.
lure. But our cause being almost lost,
sWnelhin. decisive aud great must be
done. but its lmlurc was owing to
others Who did not strike for thcir
country with a heart / struck boldly,
aud not as the papers say / walked
/ with u Gfm step through a thousand
/ Of his friends was stopped, bu. ,at, he'd
on \ colonel was ut his side. shout
cd sic sempef bclurc fred. In Jump
I ing broke my lex passed an his Nc.
kcts. Rode sixty miles that nieht.
with the bone Of my leg tearing The
( flesh ut every jump
can never repent it. though We ia.
ted to Kill. Our country owed ali her
T troubles to him, aud God siuply mldg
nc the instrument Of his punishment
The country Is not
.ipcR 1865.
what it was. This forced union is not
what | have loved care not what
Jeeoiass of tue. have no desire to out.
F., live my eouutry. This night before
the dccd) wrote long article and
lott Il for one of the editors Of the Ma
rfoyAL INrfLlegNcEg. in which I
/ fally SET forth our rcasuns ion cur pro.
ccedines. he or the Goy'r
Friday II
Afler being hunted ne a dor throu. b
swam,s. woods and hst NIGHT bsin.
chased by puaboats ill | was forced ~
return wet cold. and starvipr with
every mans baud against tine. | am here
in dcsnair. And WHY? For d,ino vb,t
Btutus was honored 'fos. Wbot m,Ie
Tell Hero? Aud vet / fnr str;k;ng.
down Greater ,yr4pt than thy ercr
knew am looked upop As a co,,p,9o ant
throat. Nv action WIS rurrr rb.n
either eftheirs. Ono onod To l.'..,,.,,,t
The other had not only his country,
lint his o,vn ur,r,,s ~ ,,c,-. Z TX !
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Local Intelligence.


wv y u, ~ 90 s. ~, ~ 4 -N,o'us", 3
~ 1T. -, -. ,l''''s ,.IV'' :" w.,
nus " '''u'''' gV'"5 "1a aueu s0o.uu
= "a - ''.,'' 80 ''''l' ,o' !, ' y1
- - ~ ~ +, - 'a.'' EYE ~
49, 10y -','nE ,'l"1r on ''ec''on Jay
MI L. ~ 49, - '"' our '''t 5"'i'!
,i 10y 80 ~, - - ,,.s '"' Ivy !EJsel'' ,
ur, ,'sai ;i,a, -; w." i"';'p, ~,
H., III 49,, - ~, -, o'.ss VIZ
AZ, ii a. = pr,isa Iay sr,.r I,.i,s. sou
Insisted that he was not sworn aud be
coming obstropulons, was marched Oh
avhil, to jail. Mcssrs. Roberts and
puhc Tor deleucc.
Ga Tuesday and "Wednesday. the
I Court was engaged 10 civil raso, yNhieh
was ho;ly contested, betascSf ,,glrs.
/ WAX -zs1 taeel, Sellers, to recover
back Sitl paid BIS her on piece Of
( land sic had agreed tobuy from pe'un-
( dant. The difficulty WAS to tell wlos,,
taul, il was that tho contract was not
carried out Verdict for the Plaintiff.
, Crout < Eeifsuider For Plaintiff, Pear
son and Davis for Defendant
I The humorous eases against parties
for alleged aitcMpt to break open the
. Jail ca the evening of the 20th Of Octo.
Der last, tue day OF tho second great
/ johnson meeting at Westminster. were
I postponed BY the State till ncxt KERN
. We have been told that tie State pro.
/ posed to strike of these cases il the
+. parties would pay The cots but they
were not willing to acrept any terms
which looked like the lcls, admission
Of guilt Many uf them aver that they
were not near tho jail. ana il /, duo to
them all that the iac,s sh1ull bu made
known, ul that tho State shoull &C.
knowledge il lass no good Gaze against
thea ~ Internationally dismissins
them.
I The Graud Jury was discharged on
Friday Of The sccoud week The fore.
man was the same as On tho Inst Noycm-
Der jury There Was slieht po..t-
cal mixture this time and wc venture
to say that fewer indictment, Tor lrif.ng
eases were found than heretofore and
that the expense to the county viii be
much lesscHrd
The prcsCuimruts against Capt. Geo.
W ShriYer aud Richard Harris. Eceis-
tens OF Voters In \ c,tmiustsr am!
. Hampstead districts, for mllscaslucc IN
office, made By the last Grand jury
wc-e returned "i-uorlmus" by the pres.
cnt jury, aud quashed
rHr ruL CASES.
Thor. mr.. r.,,r .,.,. ~
AGAINST Nm n Hsn i,l;r,oI r.. -,
! ing William I,grr,r M S..
John 4 Local and I.,,c g.. 49, -; -,
the bar ro,p M Silt. Ua,1 W,
Minister ON th, cy,ai,,, nrI,. ,s,L ~
( Ostob,r 1854; ,b.J,r r. ,Lo ..r.,,, ~.
..rystiys NI,,,i,, =, W,s,,,;a.,,n ""
/ These cases v,re co,,.,.,,.,,o,.I ~ W.
/ pcsdsy eycniny Tb" So s,ln,,e1
/ the case nf Nj IoycaIl IN ho ,.i.I g.,
tho cy;dcnc, lin H. ~, ~ IN :
The rcrplpr r,,,cl af 49,; ' ,. :, 49,, :.
hau,t,1 "a me- Re-, - 800 80 y,
opiuion IN rca.rj "a ,,o r., - r a.
4 t'oagt drew ltiy t,lr.n,n All I;r,.,''S
diem IN h, s,,,.,,,,noJ -. ,loo,. - -
ing. On rLnr.d,y,Ia sdJ;,;anI -; 49, :"
wcrr so,n o,hon., a and ~ - 80 /,
+ L.. -, 80
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scytlies and sneaths.

TX boz. English and American Grain and
LEI Grass Scythes. just received and for
sale at Baltimore prices-also full assort.
mcnt Of Stones and Rites.
may23 John J.. Rciisnider.
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BoARDERS WANTED.

ncA-A few Male Boar1ers eau be
accommodated in religious family, Apply
TO this Office. niy23.tf
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z BASE BsiL.--A meeting of the
members Of the Pasapsco Base Bs !
Club, was held Friday May 10Th, for
the purpose Of electii.g officers forthe
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CITY AFFAIRS The members OF
the City Council, having previously
qualified met at their Office on Wedncs
day May 22nd., aud proceeded to or,
ganize by the election of Mr.. I. \.
sl,agror, as President, pro ten.
The message Of the Mayor was re-
ceiyad, read aud referred 10 commit.
tee Of two, with instructions to report
on the recommendations therein atsome
subsequent meeting of the Board. The
Clerk was instructed to furnish copy
Of the message, to each Of the city pa
pers.
The Mayor made the following nonii-
nations for officers Of the Corporation
for the ensuing year. For Clerk, Chas.
j Yingling, for Bailiif and Collector.
George w. Sullivan, for Counsellor,
Isaac r. Pearson, Jr., which uonlina-
tons were approved BY the Board.
Mr.. Il. A. Sharrer, was elected Pres.
ident of the Board aud Mr.. Wm. A.
Cunningham, Treasurer
Ordered, That the salary Of the
Counsellor, shall not exceed the sum OF
twepty five dollars .t t15
Ordered, That the committee on
Mayors Message report rules, at next
meeting, for the government Of the
Board ut its regular sessions 'i17
In accordance with comprnmise Of
counsel, the Board ordered that the
Mayor employ suitable mechanics tor
the immediate opening Of ALLEY, adjoip-
Ing property Of Mr. Mary Matthias and
the Odd Fellows Halt
Mr.. L. A. Sharrer was instructed 70
have crossing repaired at Cockcy's AS
ley. Also to consider cxpediency Of
assisting in the repair of Alley connect
ing Main and Green Streets, aud if an!
proved. TO employ laboter for two or
three days work on same a7a
The Mayor was Instructed 10 procure
for Immediate use, stone suited Tor
street crossings, aud requested 10 per,
sopalls select the same, sse'
The Bailfif, reported The service of
notice on ictn DliseOll, for tlcremoyal
of nuisance lhos pen, dc.) 90 Alley sd,
joining bis property.
The 10 rd edjgorned 10 meet Wed.
ne dry evening, May 10Th, at g o'clock.
--.--~>---- --------------------------
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Total amount paid BY Tax bills and
To rnE MArog Ann COMMON !
COuNciL or WESTMINSTER.
My LII IA.l

GALE BILLS printed at the shortest
- notes at this oiEcc.
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Tho aneicn,s desired locks bushy
aud black as the raven is one of the
pcFicciioes OF manhood ard trcaSes
long, silkcn, aud lustgOus as the crown.
iny beauty Of wonmuhood, but Time, the
sly old dog, drew his fu"crs through
their hairand lcft His Mark in white.
Time is now batilcd by those who use
Rings Vegetable Ambrosia, the grca-
test and most reliable Hair Restorative
Of modern times.
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Trustees Sale of
REAL ESTATE.

DG viriuc Of - decree Of the ZION. John
ID T.. Smith, .lndgc of the Cil,'uil Count
for carroll county, sitting Us Court Of
Equity, thc Subscriber, rs rusic", will sch
at Public Sale, on the premises, on
Sa'DrRgg The 22nd lag ef.Isp, 1861,
at clock, r. " The following Tracts or
parcels Q. Land, situated in Woolcn Dis
triG, on the Nicoiemus Road, s miles
from Westminster, aud 0nc,tourih uf milc
from Providence Meeting Hphsc, aul nj,
Joins the lands Of john +. Hill, Peter \.
Sbipley aud Others and !. the same of which
Jacob NJ. Ritter, died seized and possessed.
Eir.t Il rrlul uf Inn,l. CnnininiuI
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DEDICATION. The new Church Of
the United Brethren, on,hc Nicpdcmus
Road, near the Deer Park Chapel will
be dedicated on Sunday the 2nd Of June.
Preaching in the morning at 10 o'clock;
in the afternoon at 3o'clock, Preachers
from Baltimore to be present Preach
ing in English aud German. The pub.
lie are invited to nitcnd.
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ensuing season, the following members
were elected. J W. Perkins, President;
George Il Gehr. Vice President VIM.
+. Matthews. Secretary; Snider Noel
Treasurer Alcssrs, Evans, Shreege, aud
John Noel, Business directors
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sgbseribe q. the Den. Al.0eaIs.
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So much has boea said Of late about
suppressing this diary. that the Presi
dent has ordered copy Tor publication
II appears from all the evidence THAI ih,
missing lCayes were torn from it by
Raoth himself
The following is the copy Of the wri
ting (Which wis in pcueil found 10 the
diary taken from lh- b2jy ri j. VIII cs
Booth
Official cary
j. Hour, Judsr Advocate Gcucrll
~ tma"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-20
LATEST-6 P. M.
Cincinnnli market-Nov 1s,

CtnChnn6tf NAaTkeI-NOV. lie
C0TT0N-Closed dull at lee for middling; not
much demand. ' 50
FLOUR Remains unchanged: family sIl oo9
IL 25 ~ -r..-lf- go
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR--DuIl at $595 so per
mand local and light = lfa 14
WHEAT-Unchansed ar d dull at $e As for No.
red: 50 IL forsNo. j spring. .-,tir,ls l5--sz,I,r
CORN-The supply of new corn has increased
fer old. 7-'7f 80 X 95lfIIIf-I
oATS-Closed dull with no buyers at over CSC for
RYE-S1 1891 so. r.'ii iat'a q tft
BARLEY-Steady; fall 81 4591 SIS; spring 81 50
d140. zsC1 er Ts.r7fl. if,
7 BACC0-Firm; sales of trash and low Iugs at
3a IS. -'--f' ~ -s-''7
WHISKY-Du'l and prices nominal: it can
be bought 33c in bond l.l.I-.,s III -
HUGSLopened active. and all offered were taken
at Sc 5oa7. +nd IS 25@s 65 ret market closed dull
at these rates. f1l-f fli-Eil-1fT =,
0ViSIONS-Unchanged, i-st ',-. l. 4Ts
P0fK-Held at $40. -
LARD-Held at lOc for old; new No. 1 steam sold
at II &c. t- zee f77.l -
GLEN MEBTS-Cau be bought at I, 8 and lsc.
sides l55z@l5%. 80 =
BUTTER-Unchansed, seH -
CdEESE-Unchanged. .=i itt3fii4 -st
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FROM HAVANA.
Mexican InteIiirencel /

NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-The Hersld's Ha-
yana special says: Senior Romero and suit
had received quite an ovation on arriving
at Vera Cruz. '',' l'-liI
Admiral Teghoff received the remains of
the late Emperor Maximilian, which were
in fair state of preservation.
The amnesty proclamation had at length
been issued.
Padre Fischer is still held as prisoner.
Nearly all the members of the court mar
tial before whom Santa Anna was tried at
Vera Cruz, have been sentenced to four
years Imprisonment for having given a
final determination without consulting the
General Government.
Mr.. Plumb has been well received in
Mexican diplomatic circles, aud is quite
popular among all classes.
A gold medal for President Juarez has
been presented by the citizens of San Fran
cisco.
Vera Cruz had sent aid TO the sufferers by
the hurricane at Matamoras to the amount
of $4,000.
The st. Domingo Hurricane.
A terrible hurricane blew over the island
of ST. Domingo on the Both OF October, des-
olating the capital and destroyed two hun
dred lives. 1t lasted four hours destroying
nearly all the shipping in the harbor. No
American vessels are reported. Commerce,
| st. Domingo, is in ruins. -f+ -.r.-
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FROM NEW YORK.
The Eenians.

NEW YORK, Nov. ia rumor was cir
culated yesterday among Fenians that all
attempt will be made to burn the British
shipping here, provided the men under SEN
tence at Manchester ter shooting policeman
Brett are executed. A meeting of the Off
GERS OF the Irish Brigade was held to-
night to arrange the preliminaries for a
meeting on Saturday evening of the Irish
citizens for an expression OF opinion rela-
tive to the rights of adopted citizens trav-
cling abroad.
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Cretan Affairs.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.-Cretan official
accounts to October 20th ridicule the eff
forts of Ali Pasha to turn the islanders from
their intiexible determination to become a
part of the kingdom of Greece. Russian,
Prussian aud French commanders convey
non-combatants to Greece. the Grand
Vizier's remonstrances against this being
treated by them with contempt. The war
is being rusumed with increased violence
and will not close until after the annlhlla-
tion of the Turkish rule.
A great sensation has been produced in
Crete by the spirited manifesto of an Amer.
lean lady, the wife of DR.. Hill, American
missionary, addressed to certain Eliza
beth Kantar, christian woman. who is
employed as a spy by the Turks. Mrs
Hill condemns the efforts OF christian to
betray the cause of christianity by serving
the Sultan of Turkey.
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new york stock market1Nov. 19.
GOVERNMENT STOCNS-Less active and
scsreev,so firm. Coupons of 1881 ,ll3k 9ll33I do
'62 lus1s losk; do "a lo3k k9lu33ss: do 'e5 l6l<
lo-4a's 102H@102A: do J Svs' Jos l05h,
STOCKS-Opened heavy and lower. At the
close the extreme stringency of money compelled
some of the ak holders Of stock to realize Beats
showed more disposition to put cut shorI contracts
Is A@25I2: Canton 43L OAK: Cumberland 40
2s18: Qu cksilver l74@l71s: Mariposa 7fis; West
ern Union Telegraph 81 BIZ; Pacific 1880 l3s%
Atlantic Mail ll79l ll7h; Hudson l25 q i26; Read
ing 95AasS; Michisan Central loO1<9lio :. Mich
ig4n Sou hern 79147s1ss Illinois Central l2s@lso:
Pittsburgh s219s2x; Toledo 102 l02h; Rock Is
land and Pacific s5 s5K: n orthwestern 53x@5sX;
do preferred s3H@63N: Fort Wayne s6&s 81;
Adams Express %; United States 73;. Merchants'
Union 33A; st. Paul 39h: do preferred 81; new
Tennessee 62k: Missouri's 95k.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-20

THE magic of success galvanizes rebels
into patriots, speculation into enterprise
and impudence into genius. and under its
magical influence vice is mistaken for vir-
tue, and ignorance sometimes passes for
knowledge, offered as stock text, from
which would Ike to hear sermons from all
the pulpits in the country, thus-"Do moi
drink, do not smoke, do not murder, do moi
lie, 10 not cheat, do not steal, do not gam.
BILE, bejust, be generous, fear not love your
fellow men as we'll as God, love truth. love
virtue, use Robacks Bitters and be happy
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