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The New York herald., 1868-04-03


The regular monthly meeting OF this organization
was held last evening at the headquarters, No. e37
Broadway, at the southwest corner OF Twenty-sec-
ond street. First Vice President Robert L. Darrow In
the chair
The Executive Committee reported that they had
erected an organization and elected the following
offlcers:-John Cochrane, Chairman; John Losing,
Vice Chairman, and the secretaries OF the General
Committee to be secretaries Of the Executive Com
mttee.
Judge white, for Judge Van voorst. introduced
a resolution TO the effect that all persons
desrous Of cooperating with The republican
party be invited to Join the District Association in
their Assembly district. urging the several associa.
tions to hold frequent meetings for that purpose and
empowering the Executive Committee 10 take such
steps might be required to give effect to the
luton.
Considerable discussion ensued upon the adoption
OF this resolution Mr.. Charles > Spencer Introducing
In opposition q substitute with lengthy preamble,
expressing deep Indignation At the conduct Of GER
tain members Of the Twenty.third street organi1a-
tion in retaining ofice under Johnson, and intense
satisfaction al the near prospect OF the latter
being removed and new division Of the o3vcs
and fishes made under wade, closing With rejou'
The New York herald., 1868-04-03
PENNS SYlVANiA.

Burial Of Victims of the Mine Disaster at
ScrantOn-Strike Among Railroad Employees.
SCRANTON, April ?, 1865.
Six OF the Irish miners, victims OF the Diamond
Mine disaster of Tuesday, were buried from 81. Vim
cenIs Cathedral to-day. The procession occupied
twenty minutes in passing.
About six hundred machinists, bacSsmiths
car builders, turner's &C., in the employ Of
the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Rail-
road Company in this city, turned out
to-day, demanding return to the Old wages, a re-
duction OF ten per cent having been made on the s
OF January. An attempt Is being made TO induce the
men in the Dickson Works, Cliff Works and other
shops of the city to Join in the movement.
The at Fuller's mines turned out to-day. A
strike Ia expected AT Parish Cunningham's mine
at Sugar Notch.
The New York herald., 1868-04-03
the PRESS TELfGRAMs.
HAVANA, Ma rch 70.

HAVANA, March 70.
VIA KEY WEST, April 2, 1858.
The Bishop Of Havana sails for Spain direct In the
steamer which leaves this port tomorrow, an order
TO that effect having been received from the Queen
There IL considerable excitement throughout the
island II is rumored that q public demonstration
III favor OF the bishops action s contemplated by
the priests With the people, however, the course OF
Captain General Lersundi Is applauded, while the
bishop is almost generally disiked II is reported
that CCncha will relieve Lersundi.
The reports heretofore sent regarding tho landing
ol slaves on the island are unquestonably greatly
exaggerated.
Prayers were offered to-day In all the churches of
the isisnd for the safety of the Bishop.
The New York herald., 1868-04-03

sesr sesr EG.,Iess, BAXTER, rhiiads,phie ro- Bossom
ing he NV sSaa AFTERNOON 81 M n r, SdpTps pr sa
WI Te b.%sS srr, psTy % %%s sssSS 5% sr ss9
seSr o rSps p.sSs sG@tr esSss ss1 1r "a sr
SSr oSa, SeTas Hs PfH.sa Has h tqr Sey Esi
scbr Allen Case, rhiI,dephis for FS RIVER
Ss Scsr Eye " o naTrs'' rhiaSslPhia for Providence
hsss1 rsSSs or Ssm asvs
sehr Rebscca, Pearcs Egg iIaroor, from wreck of
ssG coaue'e Capt Pearce reports the Ccqucte lying
= sso6r McAusy, Clark, Egg uaroor.
Schr Rebeccs 4 Harriet. Brennan, Beilevle, NJ
ssST ssS ssnscs srqsn Ssl parsy Ssr EaGH s.asra
sehr Evain Bell Dormant New bedford.
s schr Mary i Mian, navi., New Bedford.
sehr vlllass Queen, Jefferson, Providence.
sr scSr Anna shsgpsrd sowdiics C ,asasnss
sS w% Sse rssss % fG
Sfs chase PpoVide1se 1s - f,aseSpor
s scSr 4 PIKE Could Providence for El,1aSsthport
ssST ssS; KsSy ksS'y ls' SH;s' S.,yln S & &siea,eEson.
Schr Splendid, Fnney Sandwich
Fashion hS'SaH Davis rsRs sIoasSsrsn stSsrsaTen
sshr sshr BoseT. SeI.dn SeIee HcS King New New IIaysn
s% Gan. . Nw k.w syfg for .r
schr schr . DAM paniels Inomss, Poriches,er
Schr Bella seaman seaman Bridgeport for Jersey City.
Schr Damse, Gibbs, Norhport,
Schr Sarah Smith, Wilson, Southport.
Schr Eclipse, Ssmmis, Huntington.
Island. ~ "
Wreckng steamer winants, Quinn Delaware Breakwa-
ter to the Coast Wreckng Co. with schr Matilda Brooks
tow.
, RETURNED Brig Harry Aubrey, Hammond, hence for
Barbados cd inst when near the Narrows IN collision
head gear, and anchored at Quarantine.
Schr Daniel Williams, Rulan, hence for Baltimore I'd
inst when the Narrows, coided with brig Harry
Aubrey carrying away about feet of quarter rail-
chored ct Quarantine.
ny The vessels reported arrived at this port from
Ezabethpor for Eastern and other heretofore pub
shed have not been reliable from the fact that many Of
them do do not leave Ezabehpor for days after they have
been announced arrived here about oneha Of them
do not to the city at ALL but proceed by of Sandy
Hook hence they erroneous.
BELOW.
One ship anchored of the Tavern Houses during the sqa
from NV, supposed the Aymar.
SAILED.
Steamships Union, Bremen MORO Castle, Havana Gen
Barnes Savannah; Saratoga, Norfolk, &c.
Wind at sunset sW, light; at Pm NV and fresh with
squalls.
The New York herald., 1868-04-03
GERMANY.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO the HERALD.

The Enigrant Naturalization Treaty Passed
by the Legisiaiure-COunt Bismnrck's Re
marks.
BERLIN, April g 1865.
The North German Parliament discussed and
passed by inai reading to-day the emigrant
naturalization treaty lately concluded with the
Cnited States of America the provisions of which
have been published.
The Polish members in the Legislature, who
riake strong element OF the opposition, voted in
dissent
Count Bismarck delivered speech In which he
said that the measure would be carried out on the
part OF North Germany and the Prussian govern.
ment in kindly and liberal spirit.
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ton that under circumstances would this the only
regular organization enter INTO any terms with the
outsiders.
Aiter spirited argument, in which a number OF
me gehtiemen present iook part Judge Whites reso
iulion, amended by Inserting proyiso regulating
the admission OF new members according to
carried.
Mr.. Spencer's resolution which had previously
heen wlthdrawn to allow OF judge Whites being
put hrst was then reintroduced and on the pre-
Vlous question beng called, adopted by vote OF ID
to rs. The committee then adjourned
The New York herald., 1868-04-03
sugar Marko-ENchnnge Quotations Marine
Intelligence.

HAVANA, April 2 1868
The sugar market H more active No ~ Dutch
STANDARD is quoted at IA ~ reals per arrobe,
Exch,nge--On London. 1o% 1OH per cent pre-
MUM; nn Paris, "a az per cent prcmium on
United states, currency, 2g "A 30 per cent discount
The spamship BieDviuc CAPTAIN Baker, sailed TO-.
doy lorNew lork.
The New York herald., 1868-04-03
General Politics Dull-Rapid Flow Of Spcci,
from the Bank.

LONDON April 2-EveninV
There is no outside political Of Importance to
report to-day.
The regular weekly return OF the condition OF the
Bank OF England is officially published this evening
There seems to be strong outflow OF specie and the
amount in vault, compared with that OF last
wees shows a deficiency Of 1894, 900 sterling
The New York herald., 1868-04-03
VIRGINIA..
The Convention--Thc Expenses of That Body
Again Provided FOr-TriRl of JcT Davis
POstponed-NIurderi in POwhatan County.

RICHMOND April @ 1868.
In the Convention to-day the ordinance authorizing
the issue of certificates Of Indebtedness for the pay
ment of the expenses Of the Convention and to be
receivable for taxes and redeemable at the Treasury,
was adopted.
The trial Of Jefferson Davis was to-day again post
poned till the I'd of MAY.
John White, a respectable citizen OF Powhatan,
was found dead in that county on Sunday with five
bullet holes in his body.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-08-13
@etnmonn II. &Q1ien,
WersitbfrunQs. AQenten, ,

Carver, CAREER &C., Minn.
Meentsa fas fsslssnse 5eaer< uab 2sbens : gerit&erunssse'
WDnir, 5arfurb Gpnntetieut.,
Sire yat' @ns marintt st. pau1 ,: min,u4. M "'''1
Minneluta Sniurance g., ct. Wauly Mginn.
9artforb Sire @tud Sniurance g.. =
@eridert aud sesens& possfa1e spn. irseab elmer
llr1a9e.)
@ortb @efsrn@ esenieitist 9etensserF@srunss>
@eeQl9aft.
&ailpay paFeneer; 3urtb @meriean Grani It
rnb Natipnal GrapeQerS+
Sos. &einnann. Mbncfat mt, Notar, srattictrt
IN allen geridtstSfen bes Staates ~serferttst @eQtnaaten mad
Deutidlane unb beiprst 8elbcpQefttpnen unb Steuersabluusen
fir &breienbe auf gerlansen, fprte dnbere in fem Sad elm.
fdlasease Vef4afte, rel&e sprtsmu,eu usSsea.
ssoiepb Beinnnann. Oh y4iGG%2. 2ahen.s
Srntnb
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Sic fpnt,,ten CUR 8eTnnume.

Das uy}ep gprfer Spurnal" fdeiut
in ietnen lidten Musenbliden ntdt aat;
70 blSpfinat9 5u fem. wte a1tpere pen1ps
frattide Bldtter. 50 l9retbt e8 bcltte
einen iebrwabrenNrtife 9esenb bic v@orlp"
11np fa9t BARN: alr 81 zaa
u6raber tpar Der u@prlb" sufplae Der
General @rant Elm 9rober General, Elm
gutter SIr9er unb AUDI Elm @tud BON
S%taatSmann. G6 mar nidt ielter bic
&ebe pappn, Grant als unlern @anbipo>
ten auf5ufeQerl fol9li@ mubte er BON
lol@en fur3ft@ti9en partei 8ldttern, &pie
bic nWorlo~ unp vStaat6;eitun9" 9clpbt
nercen. r., ri RI .seJM Ill. 'ysyo 4
s2.Seit bic &aoifalen (i9 pcS SberQenez
rails bemd9tt9t baberL fam Die prpin6re
partetprei1e fein 9utes@aarl mchr al, tbn1
fnoen uno iu9t ibn auf ale @ei1e III
Yerpddti9en. Sept 1T er fein outer
Slrger> 1T gar tein General, ipa>
bern / # nt9ts peiter ais elm rpber, UNI
pti1enper Grunfenbplp. @ir be9reifel1
ni6t> mte bas publifum Elm ipldeS Sc
11eb11en oulcen fann. @iirbe Die uNewz
YorferWp nt@t blp8 ypn talentypQen
2iteraten pbne @runoldse u11b pbne Ser
itdnbnib ypn Meniden u11o Don 3utdnz
ben sefQ6rt ip batte 1te ME ben @eoan=
fen au5seiprp9en, baB Grant prdGpentz
l9afts> Ganotnat Der Dempfratie &perper
tSnnte fe batte Jpn fpl5ltd AUDI ni9t
&lber Die @ebabr 9elobt uno tpurpe- jebt
ni@t in BET Sage iein> ibre eisenen @prte
Ysr19luden 5u mui1en. Chen f. meni9
tpfe oa5 cbcnali9e2pbbupeln 1T pas jebige
Gerldumoen uro Sdtmpfen am plabe."
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Neuefte Na@ri9ten.
Greitaa,7 Z. Muguit.

Mlabama Gprberun9en. ~
TIMER reuer brtttilder @e1anbter. 9err
&eperbY Spbn1pn bat Mnftra9
lerbalten> in Sa9en unierer Gnti9dot<
9ut9non1pri6e an eng lamb bai1elbeVerz
fabren I'll bepbadtem &pte lei1 yor9dr9er,
;. j. Ni4ts ju tbun. Ss.''
-e5n &entudN no 10000 &epubliz
taner bes @ttmmredt6 beraubt 1tnb, baz
ben bic Dempfraten tbre1 @anotoateu an
bic @teue beS IL ebert NIT Gpbe ab<
oeaa1eenen Soy. 5elm 9e1pablt. .1'""
:-29a1t Beri9t be6 Strabenz@ pmmiiil>
iipner Geymeyer III Baltimore 1pirp es
$2O,500 'fpfter, bic bur9 bic Slut on
8rlden nnb Straben a18ert@tcten S9dz
sen 3t repariren.
@etbert unb 9%efebert. -Sn
GBeferfielp 81 aft. p1rpe eth
Mant1 t1ar1en8 Yfttltn9er, Der cine &Gz
9enmasb alS @pncubine btelt uao init
berlelben feline Trau Is miSbanbelte> bab
bie1elbe iibn serlieb, nebit benz Mdp@en
Don einem 9aufen Don 80 Yertleipeten
Mdnnern uub @eibern na@ beftt9er Sc
9enpebr aus bem 6aule 9eiGleppt,
NaGpem man 8eipen bic &leiber ab8ez
,poen, purben ite nit etnem neber5u9
Sp1t Sheer UNI Sebern Serleben 1np nit
einem Tensrte9elritt BON iber elmer Mteile
@e96 re9alirt. Ytttitn9er mubte Yeripre<
9en feline Gpncubtne fprtsn1dafen rnb
ietner Trau @bbttte 3a le{fen.
"@%pnnabenb, 8. Musuf.
g d re enSDerr19aft II
a.-Tranf 8latr6 8ranpz
briefe wtrfen. @pp. @armoutb spn
bat Dem prdiipenten an9e<
fanpi9t baB er auber Stanpe 1ei bic
brpbenbe Sn1urrection n%teperSubalten nnb
serlan9t 81 bielem 3wede bret &e9tmenz
ter Snfanterie unb cine 8atterie. Der
wirb pabrl9einlt6 feline e11tz
19eipenbe Mntwprt auf btei e Nequtittpn
ertbeilerL al6 btS cine ppue @abtnet<S iB
Jung it%att9efunben> ~,
Der Mu8 ltanb BET Maurcr in Nerp-
Wprf 1T Su Gnpe. Die n8oi1e" oerlteben
it9 3u bent M6ttunpenzS yitem 11ter Der
8ecin9un9> bub bic 0eieQen in cine M}pz
be6 Qebrltn96<@ eleBe6 wilt9en,
welGeS ben Mei1tern Yerbietet, auf BENT
]elben @erut 34 orbetten.
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mt1eS S'MciQp. (

CHARLES g. 9alpine, bel1er befannt
1rtcr benz Namen MtleS S'&etQN Sc
bacteur be5 81. 9. Gitisen," / # geltert
frlb an elmer gu farfen Dpi@ Gblprp<
form 9eitprten. .
ST. i'm bat bic amertfant1Ge 2tteraz
t1r cine 9rpBe 3ierbe perlpren. Man
ibertreibt baS &erbinit hes 8erfprbeneu
nt6t we1t1t man i'm ben ameritanil9en
8eran9er nennt. Gr bat in bic fait
bur6me9 ientttrnental : i1%mermdtbt9e
amerifaniide 2yrif> bic ielbf in tbren
&rie9sliepern iid n1r 1elten lber Elm lar
rnpyanteS @ewinl el tint uMuttern" erbpb,
jene fefe, iiberl prubelnoe 9ettertett etngez
fibrt> wel6e ber Srlanrer> &per11 CT rtd)t
9eraoe al, Dem 2eiertalten ieineS SAM
mer6 fiber bic Gyrannet Gn9lanbs prebt
NIT leinem feltti9en Stamm9enpi1euL Dem
TranSpien, eemein bat. Die &%rie96lteper>
>pelde er 1t11ter Dem fin9trten Name1 Ell
11es @emeinen MftleS (miles - SplpaD
.S'&etQY 9eldrteben Bat unp beren Ser
fa0erl9aft Sabr unb Sag lang unbetannt
war> iinb son elmer Stride unp &raft bes
@epanfers, BON elmer marfi9eu @eprunz
oerbeit bes Mu6punfS, elmer feden Wiunz
terfeit unb 2aune rnp etnem 1aturpiG>
1tAen @tBe> naB ii9 baflr IN Der 3bat
feline anoere 1&er9lei@un9 ais bic NIT
ben belten 2iepern &fran9cr6 fnpcn
ldbt. -. .-ss
DpG mar 9alptte mebr> al6 blpber
2ieperbi@ter. Dte1elbe @emanotbeit unc
8ebenbi9feit> bic CT III ieinen ppetil9en
@erten ;etste, madte Jpn AUDI Su etnem
Spurnaltite1, BON u119ep6bnlt9em @ertbe.
Sur 9ebBrte er> ieinem @elen na6> ni9t
;rr .19weren MrttQerie Der itttliden @ntz
riitun9> pte @prace Greeley ipnper11 311r
lei9ten &eiteret. Seine Nrbeiten betpe9z
ten 1i6 int @l9emetnen auf BET @ren;ltz
nit, wel@e lit ben fran;Dfl9m 3eituaz
gen ben pplitt19m Gbeil pom Teuiuetpn
tren>tt, bp9 madte Ct eer>1 fletne Mtz
f9weif un9en auf ba6 @ebtet bes lestern.
Sbl9pn sltr tempfrati11en Srsanii attpn
baltenb CHE tbu bafIr bur& ba5 eintrd9z
ltde Mmt zines @tapt &e9iitratpr8 be<
lpbnte), mar 9alpine bod u~nabbdn9t9
UNI S9le9ttsfetten, pber Dummbetten,
wel6e tbm in ietner partet be9e9neten>
na9 @eblbr 81 tenn3et9nen.
Yeri Dnlt9 elmer Der lteben6wUrbt9iten
Meni9en> - better, lebbaft uiBtG 9utz
nnQtbi9, frei9ebi9 bis 3umt uebermab>
W}etiter 1T Der &unit, 1T a(e11 2eben6fretz
ien ben an9emehenen urt9an98tpn 81
f11oen, Bate 5alpine fat muir Treutpe
u1o feline Geinpe unb war Iberau Gin
tpilfpmntener SAT-. Setttt 11nsetti9er
Sob ptro spn ptelen Saul epben auf9
19nertli@fe emp unben3 tpsrben unb 1T
fir bic ameritantl@e 'Spurnaltttf etn
19merer &erlui #. 4Ha
x 80 tT1I:&u - aEtA- q. tfsEhts1-gnM zgE
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pollrs \ Gods, +
8u0lfore III Denee'8 Spera
5au8, an Der @Ge,
WQtuueappIt8. Iinnefuta.
gDir naden bierturd ben beutf9en 8ursern ben Seaneptr1
COUNTY betanut, ba6 unier Eager SOt p
S9ul< unb
@e59aft5bu9ern
Gapeten,
fprpte alien Sprten
@hretbtnaterialiet1 &c.
tas erSBte unb Suafdnbisae if.-l1nEr MOttp 1T: ~S@neQer
Nbias unb went8 yrpft. 81"
81. 8.-8uber=N abmen in Der beiten Nuswabl
tuerben naG Srbre ~eefertist.
BoQeS IT,. GpdS.
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Spbn 6. SBmalb, !.
&& Gueres.p dnbler III .
4if6ren Gi9arren

Gtubetmtfmen @etnen.
Brddenarabe, In penee's Spert 9aus,
minneapolis.
GutpFetlt hermit a@tungspoQ setu ausgebebn-
les unb ppblafurtirtes Eager BON Gtearren III
allen pretsabfufuneen, Branbtes> Run'. @og'
nae unb @btsttss, iupte gang beforsers fttne
@rceuenten Wetne
Gus stnbetmtf&en Erauteu ~settltert, me!&e les-
.rt NIT ben be0en ran3SH{&en &otb:
Hetnen auf bas Bprtbelbaftefe rebaliitrea. "
Metn Eager it fir Zen &nercs-Mbiab auf's
Bette per}ebsn unb btetet IN eieler Be3iebun
{atene 9ortbetle. .
=. 6. S8uoIb
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@p9efeE Mtnn.- ;3mei &t,a5'
ben, Girer Der Scbn beS 9errn q. Ssz
MOI, unb Der aupere Der Sunee pes Germ
8rpwn> twet Ma@barn Sin9en un1 etpa
TO- ubr leBten Spnnta9 ppn @aule fort.
UNI, tpte man n1utbmaBte, &lbe beims1-
bplen unp fiino ]eitber nidt lSurddaefebrt.
Ole 8a1t;e uu1Se8enb purpe ron ters8Hr:z.
serl@aft, wel@c 5u pieiem 3pede ii.
Wtade auS;c9 burdfuri9t, aQetta 'leiper
ser9ebens.. Das @erldwinpe1 oer &naz
ben bat I'M, Is sI1tner3ltdere Iufresune
beropr9erufen, als betpe febr brave 11np,
9ut9eartete &tnper fnp. . ss.. "
-Settmn8 Gale IT, Gu.biefe
@s@e in BBt3us auf b6ulfr, Qptteu, 2nruen NIB
gsrl@erunssn iaesn II ber lssts1l Spaltt aaf sr
g.. 9ttte.!s s3s VII tfs0tait tga@ 10
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Mutualz2t e Sni urance So. .. Seem Yort
capital: s25.OO0.O 900.
SD pttme mid enslt& Der %9Uetruns, benz &auf unb
Nusr drtiee. BEN &Guf unp 0ertauf bon 0teeen5daften
tn Gommtffon, Der Crib tlune BON Na&metsa an aieeen>
idaften rbtr @eiddtten, ber untetiuduns rtip. Bert6.
tteune son geNturtunben u. I. ~.
BrteRt@e &nfraeen in Besue auf trsenb zines Der
pbeneenauuten Ge'ddfte rerben idl.untst beauruprtet
pben aufee5dblten @ei9dften %uenbet, fnben. tab i&
prpuaPte unb reeae Bebtenuns Ill rnetnem @ciddfts>
erunbfds eemu&t babe.
s.. 81. 2ubiIta.
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Dte9anblun8 tn
matertal @aaretr nnb feber
21rt opm 6a1nt1ienbebdrf "
9enrg 9arms, Il
81. peter, Mtnneiot ia,
kdIt fets pprrGtb I 6 etn ret@esMdortinaentber betfea
Groceries unb Wrppiitonen,
fpwte GQen , waaren.
ferner Elm Eager nor .
Shuben, Stiefeln,
Bitten, WtIbe1, u. :: 10,
Qauter Mrttfel fit ben eepDbnlt9en Bebarf uns
AQes III ben ppblfetlfen pretset. "
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@utmert 4 @hnrf3er.

Eagle strabe, st. waul, felt btut 8ttbrtet pa.
bltsuut ~teeeratit ~ Dtenfen nit ausge3et@net,ua
2aserbter ppr. be1en 0tbrdu, fit ftbet Bebarf
1ub 3ura lbtateRen wretie, unb enapfeblt hermit
tkr tatrftat btftns I'm gettrten' #buebuttrtI II
6tdbt uub 9anb. s,aa ID rs5s n ~ sfx
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~ Ser @aibbur1re in Minneappli6
etn@ 5eipatm ldwarser,9 tn9te brren!
Sober 100 pfp. tpte9t. Diepradttbien
ft'b SON en9lider ,3ldt foifsn $500,
1lnb ftte3b59f tpabti4eiali@ btt srSbtfn'
Dftrees IN lMinntfptd, { iat1te q.
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,,@bQfppee @Qu1e,"

r@bafppee @Quie,"
sn,pett oes Minn.z Central ubn Depo.,
Msnneepo1t8, 49, - @tun.
@t&. 9artmann, &i9entbimnsr.
Metnc wsrtten @GRe fnben bet. mir ftets BIT
bette 8esisnang unb Slid unb Qpets III uteiuem
ivpbleinacriatsi sn 6aule. Meine: Bar 1entbdIi
fets bte beten @etr6nfc.
DsaS- Musse3ei@nse 5taluns TT nit ben
pau1e S%erbuneeu. - "~
Mt&. 9drtutaun.
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-11
IN The Circuit CoHyf for Carroll county,
iIafiag "a EqHk,s June saI 1868.
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Mary G. fzzserson, Administrators of
Elizabeth Hines, deed. and Others
NsHE object OF ibis suit u 10 procure
= decree fUr atale Of eestainpaFtsof TRACTS
or parcels Of land. sitaata 10 Carroll CO., OF
which Elizabeth Hines, late Of said county,
deceased, Gied seized aud possessed, and OF
whom the complainant 10 cause is q creditor.
The Bill states that said Elizabeth Hines
was In her life time indebted uuto Margaret
Patterson Of tho city OF Baltimore, in the
sum eight hundred aud sixteen dollars aud
ninety. three cents for snndry matters and
things chhfgeable on account, and that aid
EIixabeth Hines beingihdelAed ~ aforesaid,
and also unto divers other persons IL various
sums o. money, departed sbik life in the
year 1861, inles,ase, leaving Marearct Pal.
teFson and John Matthew Hines III the city
~ baltimore, and George Smith Hines Who
resides out Of the state of MaryIassd, ard
supposed 10 resideiA Inc Stats Of California,
her heirs ~ law that said Elizabeth Hines
was st The time Of her death possessed Of
personal property Of incohsidcraIle valas
nnd OF certain pRrts ~ lrseis or parcels ~
land, which are fully Described II The bill
and its accompanying exhibits that Admin
istFailon Of she personal estate Of SAID intca.
tate bath been grAutedby the Orphans Court
for Carroll county, 10 Mary 9. Patterson Of
the city ~ Baltimore that said personal 81
tate il Insufficient 90 discharge III the debts
dae and owing by sAid intesiate ut TIE time
q her death, Hnd that ans deficiency 10 said
personal estate ought TO 10 supplied b. a
salc u rial estate and ptays for sach sale
HndeF decree of sAid Coart, and for the
writ Of subpUna against said rvsitlent de-
PENDANTS, end ZOE aa order Of publication
against said absent defendant. IL Il there.
upon ndjadgrd aud ordered TINT tho com
piainanl by causing copy u this order 70
be Inserted 10 some newspaper published IN
Carroll eouaty, ones IN each u foar tac.
ecasive seeks before the il,h day of July
neSts give notice 20 the said abseai defen.
dAni Of the obictt and substance of this hsll
aud warn him u appear 10 Court, IN person
o. hy solicitor on o. before the ith day Of
October next, to aaswct the premises and
she's eaHsa Il any he hsa, Why q decree
ought Bot pass ~ prayed.
john u. BOYLE, Clerk.
Trne copy Test
innsii-H JoHS D. BortE, Clerk.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-11
MARRIED.

On the 7th ult., by Rey. @. J.. Deininser,
Mt; George Trimmer and Miss Ann King,
both q Paradise township, Pa.
On the 10th uh., BY the same, Dir. Mi
chael Eyster5 Of jackson township, Pa, and
Mrs. Sarah Catharine Bankert, Of this county.
On The Sd instant, in Baltimore, by the
hev, Richard Norris, john Coegins, Jr.,
and Miss Martha J.. Price, both Of Balti.
more city.
On the 18th Of Nay, ia baltimore, BY the
Rev. John r. williams, William Il. Crout
and Mary. Il, SHILLING, formerly Of this Co.
In Charlcstown, Indiana, on the 30th Of
April % the residence Of the brides parents
py Rev. r. Hammond, George r. Simpson
late Of the c. $. A. Army, formerly ofSfred.
erick ooaniys ard Miss Jennie b. Shelby,
grand daughter Of Ex-Governor Siselby o
Kentucky.