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Tar VALuE or PHIarER's Xxx
Wo take great pleasure IN copying the
following wcli.deserved notice from the
columns o. our esteemed contemporary,
The Middletown Transcript.
Casho 4 Co., Newark, Delaware, MANI.
facturcrs Of the % Diamond State 1hreshcr
and Cleaner are thoroughly testing the
yalue OF Printers Ink. We don't open q
paper, in Delaware or Maryland, but we
find the adyertisementof the Diamond State
Tbresher and Cleaner. Such liberaiity TO.
wards the press placesit under nm obligation
70 That enierprising firm, which We are sure
IL will not be slow ~ discharge. We pro-
pose, therefore, 10 our Delaware and Mary.
land contemporaries, rs a Ct return for Tie
enterprise and Iiberaliiy Of Messrs. Casio 4
Co. % make special report TO bring TO
public notice the excellence Of the Diamond
State Thresher and Cleaner, which we are
assured is perfect paragon rs kind. and
highly commended by all who have used II.
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mARRsED.

A. the Church Of the Ascension, m Tues.
day, 9TH July inst, by the Rector, Rev. ].
y. Reese, Professor J. Mortimer Hurley
and Miss n. Lestie Parke, all of Westmin.
ster, Nd.
On the ID ultiino, at the residence Of the
brides father, By the Isey. Charles Reid.
NJ. Ninrod 1. Bennett add Miss Jennie y.
Diehl, all Of this county.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-07-09

DEArH on Ex-GovrnxoR GaAsox.
The many friends Of Ex-Governor
William Grascn will be panied 10 learn
OF his death, on Thursday Inst, at his
residence In Queen Anne's county. in
this State Governor Grason was Of
the ripe age Of eighty-one years ut the
time Of his 6ecease. He was on upright
and honest gentleman; was at one time
aWhig Of the old school, but for quite
number OF ysars past had ceased to
take an active interest 10 politics.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-07-09

DEATH or JAMES G. MAoRAw, ESQ.
We regret to record the death Of that
successful merchant and estimable gen.
tleman, James G. Magraw, Esq, In the
sixty fourth year Of his age. Dir, Ma
graw retired from business IN Baltimore
city with competence ashort time before
the war and took up his residence at
Lutherville, Nd, 1t which place he died
on Friday. AZ the time Of his death
Mr.. Magraw was Chief Justice Of the
Orphans Court Of Baltimore county.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-07-09

CALDwEE.L's lIrRn I,Irrrns. Mike.
sell 4 Shiplsy, Westminster, are the
Agents for tho sale Of DR. CaidweIl's
Herb Bitter. Many ayaluabIc life has
boon saved TO the community BY their
timely use. Last Summer respectable
farmer In York county, Pa, while walk.
ing IN his field, was taken with violent
cramps and vomiting. and had all the
symptoms Of Asiatic Cholera. He was
cured by the use Of these Incompatible
bitters and would not DO without them
IN his family for the world.
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sfockhoiders' Meeting OF the
Frederick and Pennsylvania
Rail Read.

TINS amount Of Stock necessary 10 organ.
we the Frederick and Pennsylvania Line
Railroad Company having been subscribed.
the undersigned, a majority oftho Commits.
siopers Of the said Raidroad Company.
hereby give notice chat there viii be an
election by the Stockholders. for a Prcsidcnt
and Eight Directors Of said Railroad Com.
rany, ~ Woodsboro. on MoaDAy, the 10th
day OF AuGrsr. 1868. AZ II o'nlock, A. M.
sTERLINu CALI,
GEO. @. SAyLOK,
JOHN SMITH, OF ST..
JOHN sfFFoRD,
A. CLAY NAILf..
SAMUEL SWoRE,
GEORGE FfiuKfNGER,
JOHN w. BARRICK,
gHKISTfAN RAHTEit,
JAMES McSIiERRY, Jn.,
july o.-ss ''''''sr
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-07-09

A celebrated chemist says: ~ con.
slider, after careful comparison and
analysis, Barrctts Vegetable Hair
Restorative BY far the beat hair prep.
aration IN the market IL Is the onIy
ono | can fully iudoxae Boston Josf.
nal.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-07-09
Latest from the Convention.
sg.e,al D..galsA ! d. Dsmoeraee Aasosa.s.

Special Dispatch 10 he Democratic Adsoeuss.
4~~&~
Nrw YoRR, July To r. M,--The
following is tho result Of the balloting
this afternoon
Pendleton I22; johnson %; Hancock SO;
Hendricks 10, Church o; Parker i8; Packer
2e, Doolittlc Is; Blair .; English u J.. q.
Adams -.
The Convention adjourned until to-
morrow at 10 o'clock, A, N. without
making choice. but il is expected i
will be made thcQ >.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-07-09

On Saturday last President johnson
issued Proclamation, granting amnesty
10 eli persons engaged 10 the late civil
war, except such as laay be under trial
for treason; and also restoration Of prop
erty 70 all persons deprived Of it, except
rs to slaves, and as 10 any property Of
which any person may have been legally
Invested by the laws Of the United
Btates,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-07-09

just think Of III eighty colored mem
bers 10 the House Of Representatives Of
South Carolina Imagine the ctfsc on
a hot day, such as South Carolina often
has, with heated debate aud closed
doors.
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rTyIIE County Commissioners for Carroll
County VIII meet ii fhcir Ollico, ii
Wcstminster. on tho Ftnsr Moxnky on
AUGUST. 1868, for The TRANSACTION Of
business
BY order,
JAMES BLIzzARn,
jaly5-H Clerk.
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The letter from Middleburg was re-.
ceived too late for publication in today's
paper
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NO. aos EQurTY.
y 'he Circuit Court for Carroll Comfy.

IN the Circuit Court Tor Carroll Connty,
John Cover of r.,
us II
WIN. H. Hook and Mary s. Hook his Wif.
nRDERED this eth d4rof July. l6ss. ihat
" the Audit filed In this cause be finally rati-
ned and confirmed, unless cause 70 The contrary
thereof BE- shown on OF before The 18th day OF
July Instant provided 4 copy Of this order be
paper publizhod in Carroll coutfy, Maeylaisd.
before The last named day.
JOHN u. BoYLE, Clerk.
Jrgc eopy,-%Testf
july s,--2w. Joaa .. Ber1r, Clerk.
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wEsrmrxsrEn mAnKErs.
eported Expressly fer The AsroeasK BY Tho.
.. soIIcrs a ca.
BALrIMoRE nAnKErs.

rrgsDsy, July 5ih.
Fioar. Howard Street Saper and Cut
Extra e60as9 90, do Shipping Extra 10 90
asI0 CO.. do High Grades IA 0,MSli "a. AZ
Family " 2aASfs -. Ohio Sapcr and o.,
Extra o 90 AS000. DO Extra ID 5OasI ii 90.
City Mills Super 7eaSs 90. do Standard
Ektrn 10 b0n8fi -. Baltimore Hirh Grade
Extra igfEasit %. Kye Flour . 3iasg 30
Corn Meal TsnsD 90
Grssfa. Receipts OF Wheat to-day only
1900 bushels white aud 1900 husbcls rcd. -
We quote primo white 81 80 IS: 400 bushs
choice virginia Valley red AZ az s5; $40
hushs ordinary Maryland Al 81 90 pef hnrh.
81, Corn--l1O0 bushels fair 10 good Il / III
ASi 10 w nnte aaios Of 40 bushels dam
aged At 81 80. Oais--Only sales $40
bushels Al soas5 ceass per ~ los.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, !
july Tn, 1858.
Beef Cutie The Offering. n The Scales
during the past week amounted 10 s52 head
The pficex ragged ne fnllow@ Old Cows and
SealAwaRs, Ct X1A$ bes ordinary thin
Steers, uxon and cowss soA 8 50s fss9 quail.
ity Bccyes 3 6oaS9; and the very best Bcevss
at ssass 10 per i0Jibs. tho average price
being about 50 2s gross
Sheep. Fair 20 good shoared Sheen al
sla5i ccnte, per ID. gross.
Hogs. = Prices ranged hs foiiowsf fair 10
good i've Hogs II 00asl2 50 per 100 Ibs
net.
Wooi. Unwashed at q 10 % cents; tub
washed ~ q iSeeris; No. !, pulled, 80 to
A; CENTS
Leifhes. City slaughter 90 b ~ ccntss
k0ugh Sklrting ~ to ~ cents; Spunish Sole
30 70 81 cents; country Slaughtered 81 70
40 cents.
Hides. association Steer at isl 10 ~
cisi Cow ls % iaI cents; Bncnos Ayns 81
10 3zl cents, cnrrcncy.
Hag. GOOD % prims baled Timothy Al
iaas2i per ton.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-07-09

Tie intense heat Of tho past weel
came TO al end for short time on Sun,
day evening with thunderstorm and
shower that greatly cooled the air.
Sunday will be recolloesed as one Of tho
hottest days Of the season, the ihermom.
cter ranging for hours In the ninctics,
even IN comparatively cool places. The
thermometer on Satcrdsy abou. 20 clock
indicated 9So 10 the shade aud 1899
when exposed TO the sun. Several far
mcrs were compelled 70 quit work, ow.
ing 70 the complete exhaustion Of their
hands and horses.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-07-09
QCARTERLY REPORT

Of the Condition ef ne Taioa National
Bank ~ IIestmiaster, on fis morning
" dc trsf Monday " Jaiy, 1868.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-07-09
QEARTERLY REPORT

0fhe Condition of &c Fra National
hank II Wssfmi,sstey, MsHtloy morn
ing, .Jl.iy 6fh. 1868.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-07-09

SANITARY PREcArTIoxs.--The hot
weather Is bore. Every effort should
bc made 10 clean and keep clean the
streets, lanes, alleys, courts and yards
IN the city. Cellars and back yards
should be limed--gnitcrs should Do
washed out--drains should be opened.
Labor and monoy expended 10 this 30.
half are well spent. The preservation
q the public health Il worth everything
else eonsbined. We trust the aushori.
ties and the citizens viii unite 10 the
work.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-07-09

Tnr Levy ron 1868. week we
mentioned the fact that the County
Commissioner had made tho annual
levy, and the rate or lax would be IS
cents, which win be gratifying TO the
ta.paying portion Of our readers. The
State tax Is 10 cents, which makes .
total Of 81 cents. Our Commissioners
have commenced The work Of retrencll.
mcat, and know no friends IL transac.
tons relative 10 the business Of the
Comfy. They are The men for the
times, aud Carroll county may we'll feel
proud Of having such az able aud eiIi.
cicnf Board Of Commissioners.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-07-09

NxW oAE, July 6-Tho Democrat
IL National Convention did MOI get fur
Their today 10 rs important business
for which il il assenIblsd than 10 effect
permanent organization. The Hon,
Heratio Seymour, Of New York, o. pre-
viousIy determined BY the Committee,
was made liz president; with vice
president and secretary for each State
Of Che Union, ihc vieo-presidsnt for
Maryland being George Il. Dennis and
the secretary Outerbridge Horscy.
The report on credentials showed fall
delegations from every State, and the
Territories and District Of Columbia
wcse allowed three representatives each
upon the floor, without the privilege OF
voting. Many resolutions we're offered,
sone DC which were adopted and others
referred 10 the proper committees. -
Among those adopted were resolutions
approving the Amnesty Proclamation of
President Jehnson Of July 4th BY
unanimous vote. aud approving the shle,
Impartial and digpifed conduct Of Chief
Justice Chase 10 the impeachment trial.
Neither platform nor nomination is yet
reached, Enough on propo sitious to pre-
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-07-09

About I o'clock on Saturday evening
the Carroll Brass Band drove through
the city 10 their now chariot, diseouFs-
ing their sweetest strains. The horses
were handsomely caprisoned aud alto.
gothcr, including the performers, pre-.
scented a hnc appearance. This office
was honored With an excellent piece,
fos which she Band win accept our
thanks. Near midnight our citizens
were awakened from their slumbers by
the music Of the National Greys' Band
who were returning from their trip 70
Manchester The 'sGrcyA" bid fair 10
become one Of the best bands In the
State. No place Of is size has more
musical talent than Westminster. We
have an Orchestra, two Brass Bands,
and nearly every house CONTAINS Piano
or Melodeon, and We often enjoy, dur.
iug cur porcgribalions through tho
streets, the happy efforts Of the skillial
performers.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-07-09

Esfefc n Miraada Nelsos. deceased.
NTOTfcE Il hereby given that the subscri-
In bcff have obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Garrett county, letters a. Adminietra-
ton on the Personal Eslate of
MIRANDA NELSON.
late OF Carroll connty, docessod. An ncr.ons
having claims akainst said Estate arc hereby
warned TO exhibit the same within si< months
from this date, otherwise thay may BE- exciud.
81 from All benefit of said Estafr. Those III.
debted arercqacsted " make issmediate pay.
mcni ss Y. rs, .''','. 's,a
WM y. NELSON,
july o.--tt Administrator,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-07-09

Doc DAYs.-As dog.days are npon
US, Il would be we'll Cor every one who
has q valuable deg 70 keep Il muzxled.
There are large number Of the canine
tribe roaming at large 10 this city, aud
az this season Of the year they are very
subject to hydrophobia, which esdua.
gers the lives Of the public. Announce
Of prevention Is better than a pound Of
cure, so We caution our citizens ip time
that the may adopt come precautionary
measures.
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NO. 900 EQrf1Y.

NV. UNH EVEfFI.
n ne Circuit c1au for Carroll co,py.
Wesley :. Carson. l(asssssssDs p. 'h is
Elizabeth Carson q others Jnly, 1868, that
the Audit iilcd In this cause be finally raft.
fed and confirmed, unless enase ID the con.
trary thereof he shown on or before the 18th
day OF Jaly Instant provided = cops Of this
order beiuserted in some newspaper pub
llshed 10 Carroll county, for Two successive
weeks before the last named day.
JOHN B. BOYLE, Clerk
True copy-~tcst,
JOHN B. BOYLE,
july 9--2wH Clerk
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! BOOK RON EvERx s0Erm4
EMN FHREsEBss.

Az fais'chastf9 aid II Eti,tcafil'a he .Orphayf
Daughters Of the S0isih.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-07-09

ArasnxNr an rur yFnkrRRN May.
,smn rail- RoAD.--Ou Wedaes.lav
lsst Jnlv lat A ths FREIGHT train II this
road moving EAST was crossing bridge
No. q. near Rockland Station. he Il stfao-
ture gave way. precipitatina the engine.
tender and three loaded cars into the
stream below. The Engineer, 7. b.
Spurrier, Of Union Bridge was instantly
killed, and although there were two
others on The engine al the time no one
else was injured. The structure Was Of
wood aud iron, 56 feet span and 10 feet
truss, and was entirely new, having
been erected only two. weeks previous.
We are informed By the officers Of the
road that therc are three bridges Of the
same plan upon the road, ono Of which
has been in use nearly three years, and
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TUST FURNISHED. In a neat and attractive
" volume n ga pages, l2mo.. pf}nfsd on SUI
poiematip ffontiepieee NJ Sheppard u vapjous
me and superb bindings. al 81, Sd. I'D. S3 antf
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-07-09

LUTHERAN cHuncH CoEcxnr-.We
have been requested to give notice that
The Concert advertised 10 take place al
the Lutheran Church, Westminster,
next Saturday night, has been postpon,
ed till further notice.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-07-09

BASE BALL.--The match game be-
tween the Baltimore Club Of baltimore
and the Patapsco Of this place did not
come of rs was expected Oh the Forth,
the Baltimorcaus not making their np.
pearance. Tho Patapsco boys, however
played game among themselves In tho
morning, and we have no doubt but
that they were not sorry, considering
the day was 80 extremely warm, that
their opponents did not come to time
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-07-09

We understand that tho vicinity DC
Lit'lestown Pa, was visited by very
destructive haiIstorm on Sunday even.
ing last. The wheat aud corn suffered
very much, and IN some instances fields
were almost entirely stripped. We have
not heard how far the storm extended.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-07-09

SUDDEN DEAru.-on last Tuesda,
Mr.. Peter Beemillsr, residing At Silye'
Run, having been engaged n mowin,
all day became very much heated, ans
on his return TO the house drank YER,
freely of cold water, and the following
morning died from The ELECTS Of it.---
Mr.. Beemillcr was q citizen who CON
handed the respect Of all who knew him.
He leaves many admiring friends !,
mourn his loss.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-12-15

Mnecbcte BON Grant 1lebcr ben
ncucn Unions Yrdibentsn, General @rant,
curIiren Der Nnecbotcn gar bicle bier cine febr
barattcriltiIbc, bon cneT lcincr StabSofi,iere
er5Gblt:
lieutenant gSifHelo communbirte bel Der bon
@ront 9cfibrtcn Expedition gegen bic Sonf0bcr.
irtcn in SIrtunid5 bic Spantgarbe bon @ert.
tencn. Der N8eg mar lang. bic Munpporrdtbe
fnOpp, al5 Der lieutenant bri CinCr fIcnen 6arn
anbiCIt, befeb5babcriIb 81 CIen .pcrlangte uno
Den erl6rofencn gCutcn auf ibre 6rage gu pcr'
itCbcn CAB, cr lci Brigade 8cncrdl Grant Sa
Sifnctcn i6 Slide unD Seller unb Der lieutenant
nit lcincn YCutcn eB Iid)'S ipobl icin. Surg
nufbem CT bus gNitfrcunblihe Sad perlaiien.
| tr0f 0cu. 0rant bort Gin unp BAT bic 0duSfral,
ibm ctipa5 I'll cilcn III todncn. ,,llnmDglid), &C.
neral @rant lpdr chen nit iciucm Stabe bier uno
bat Niles auigegciien. bis duf cine 8ilrbiSpa.
ItCte" 8CrmtcIlt cincS balbCn SbaIer beipo9
Der General bic CUTE 6rdu bic Yaitete auf3ubc.
wabrcn, bio CT lie perbe bOen laiIen Vim
Sbcnbc belielbcn SdgCS mar GROCER Nppel unb
Der General Nbiutdnt pcrIdS ioIgenben gefeb
), ,0d 9iCuttndn 9SifficIo in bcm Soaule Der
6rdu Sclpioge NuCS Oufgcgciirn bat init Nus.
nobnc elmer Cn3igCn &irbispNitcte, erbdIt bericl.
be bicrourh Orore, nit 100 Serittenen jhrilf.
5utCbrCn unb bicle YaItete gIeihfallS 5u eiien Il
g. @rant, Srio90oe. 0Cneral unb Gomman.
bcur"
Yuntt llbr riIftc Die Nbtbeun9 aus mi
tcbrte gcgcn 0tltcrnabt inrilf, no bic Gerjcbr.
ing Der &altete gang formea gemsoet pnroc
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EdtbGcl Der palaontoIoaie.

Sn Den SdIen Der noturpihenIbaitliden @e.
lelltoft in Buffalo finb 9cgenlpdrtg Spei Guroli-
tdten Der cltcnltcn Nrt uIlS9eltcllt Die cine be-
ltCbt aus cincn peritcincrten Nborulf bes SuBea
cuc5 WtcndCn aus Der antebiIupianlbcn Ycr.
iobc bic Guriolitdt lpurbe bon eiuem Slrbeitcr in
elmer &obCngrube i'm tpeitliben Sbeile bon
YCnnlDloNnCll, breibunbert 6uB bon Der Orb.
Oberfdd)e unr etlpa cine Ntee ION Dem Ginganl
in bic &obIen9rubc gcfunben. Der SeIS, in Delr
lid) Der Nbornf Der SuBlpuren befdnb 9ebDrt Del
palGCSolfcu Yeriobe al ipenn lid) pirtlid) mi
unumltpBIid)cr 0cipiBbeit nad)pciien ldBt, bal
man cS nit Dem Nbbruf cnsS menitlid)en SuBes
iu tbun bat, 10 mililen bic SuBlpuren aus einel
Belt bCrriIbren, ipclbe Wtillionen bon Sabrel
bnter Der Ycricoe iegt aus ipeder bic bsutig
Geologic bic crite pcrlGBlid,e &unbe bat Del
Nbbruf rilbrt offcnbar bon bem linfsn SuBe ci.
ncs Wcnl6en bon 9etppbnlifer @rGBe ber BIZ
cinSclnen Sbeile bcs SuBe5 inb gsnall ju erten.
men, b0uptldbli6 iinb bic 3eben iebr gut ausge,
prd9t Die 5ipeits Guricltdt beltebt aus glb,
prilfcn Der Sonfc BON Yferben, bic aus berieIber
Yeriobc berrilDrsn. gSenn I6 picle Mbbride all
dd)t cripeiien. 10 tpirb Die Geologic unp Yaldcn
tclc9e cin neue6 8dtbid Dor iid babsn brIlel
Solung piclcidt nid)t gelfcben fam, obne bal
cin9c 8runplebren icner beoen gBiiienlhaftel
pcrbcr umgsitOBcn unb als irrtbhmib nadge
ipiclen pepoen
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Gonaree. RrSHnuna.

Die brittle ScIiicn be6 40 GongrsIItS ipurbr
am Ntontas poriscr g8Cbe erDTnet: Die Gal.
lcren fur 0crren narcn in beben S6ulern pcr
3ubbrern bi6t bcleBt, ipdbrenb bic @allrien fin
Oamen, infcl9e oeS re9neril6en Settcr5, iien.
li6 leer ltanoen. Ytebrere Wtitglieber pe8 Di.
plomatilben Corps iparen juge9Cn, ipie benr
aud cine groBe NnjabI berporra9enocr Wdnner
aus beln Norpen Srau @cltag bCionb Iid, I'LL.
ter ben 3ubDrerinncn auf Der @allsrie pcS 0au.
leS
Serr Ntenarb, Der bon 9ouiiiana erpGbltt
farbige 6ongreBndnn, Gill iunger, intelliaen
auSiebeilbcr Mann, bate iicb auf eincm Sopbu
in Der Oalle be5 Saule5 niebergealicn unD bill,
oete ben Se9enitano Der all9emcnen Seobad)tung.
Gr eripartet leine Neereoltipe in Den nd6iten ga.
gen uno ipiro leine Nnpril6e pann Dor bcm Sau.
ic gelteno MAIDEN, ob9Ieit CT burd)au5 feline 9uS,
litt bal, ieinen SiB einnebmen 5u bilrfen, pa
eur6 ein IobeS 3useitdnpniB bic gegalitdt Der
sSablen in 2ouiliana anertannt merben pilrbe
Die @ablltretgteiten Seorgia's purben in
beiben Sduiern CUR Sprade 9ebraft i'm !Oaue
infcl9e Der llcberreitung Der Mccreptipe GbriltDs
bonn 6. 9iitritt unc i'm Senate nfolge Der lie.
berreibung Der Nccrebitipe SaTs @e9cn 3u.
lahung bieler beiben ganbibaten ipllroe in einer
3ulbrift beS @ouperneur5 icncS StaatcS unb in
elmer gciden Der tiir5lid ans Der 9e9iSlatur aus.
9eitcBenen farbi9cn giit9liepsr opponirt. SIN
Senat ipurbe bic Sra9e ouf ben Slid aeIeat
ipdbreno iie i'm Saule Dem SSablcomite ilberpe.
fen ipurbe.
Die Sra9e ilbcr algemeinc5 Stimmred,t ipurbe
i'm Senate eurb cine 9ia beS Scrrn Gunner
uno im Sdulc ourf cine Siu uno prCi Nmenoe.
mcnte sur GcnititutiCn in Slnreguna acbradt
Sn beiosn SdIiIcrn ipnroe bic 6rags rcfcrirt
Nub in Sejug auf bic SinanSfraaen puroe
cine 9roBe Nn3abl 9iaS inropu,irt, fiber beIels
ben abcr tCin Scl6uB gefaBt
mit9enommen, inoem Gin 8Cprdientant pCron0te
oaB er lofort abberufcn tperpc Dieter Nntraa
ipurbe blr6 bic 8Cpublitancr 5iemlid, sinltimmiG
Dem @cmitc fir NuSmdrtigeS hberwielen unb ber
Yrdfosnt auBcrccm aufsslcrbert, bem Suule bic
unlerem Selanntcn crtbciten SnitruItioncn nit.
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Inter ibnen bic Seitrr beiper Yarteien
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