davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-04-05

fHKRHAv HoryE
Among the Arrivals 1t the Sherman Rouse, yrs-
tesday, wetr the following: Dr. l. J. Jordan, san
Francisco; c, T. Price. England. -. Behzrna Sew
York; l. g. Cook, O9weEo; ". S Gu1nce, Nsv
York; E. ". Gould and q. Goodwin, ST Louis: r.
S keilcy. New Orieana: J. F. MOODY, Sacramento !:
]. Il Parsons. Cleveland; A. L P1Sc. S2a Tra--
cisco: J. y. Eoyce- Buffalo; T. ?. Sto!1n Angus
"a: G. @ Sttyena, Boston: ]. II. WooLwaf,I.
wheeling; E J. Underwood, Alexandria
TEENoST HOTEL
Among The arrivals at the fremont Hnuse yes
te115av. Werc the following: Hon. E r EitkcadaII,
Rloom,ngtnn; E 9. AaclA!, Aontsnat A j.
Mrplstop, Omaha; { F,,,! r Ssrsn srnaEae:d: ?.
stafford, new York; J. A. Sultnaan, DO: a. d.
Taylor, Sex 1oskiE Z Vincent E,ae; :; 4
TSss xa1st fis ssinns s1sisf % g. Paai Mis- III
Quincy.
Apanne the arrivals nj the 81 James Hotel. yes
f,i1y, wero tho following: H. Aexaadcr,
J. VA; c C. Ayusy, Ctns5unads'J. ]. Il Brigham
, 1870-04-05

papcr-shcllcd Princess, saso1c; peanuts, b. g
he, r. eGsRk0o: Brazil nuts, I77ise: French wal
nuts, l5As16c; nlttEtA, 16SlIc; pecana, Texas, ID
@1ec: pcrAns, Missouri, 1a{stcc
FlSli-1heye VII better inquiry to-day faf
10th Ike and saltwater d.ss rpsuus, and the 5-
poHtoc to shade Prices WIS nor SO genera. as dur
1re lhr clu<!ng l2ys Of last week. The following
GEotetons were well sustained all around;
, 1870-04-05
CATTLE GALES JUp1y.

HU3S-Ine uem3hd Tot I'VE hogs Was Of Htn-
lied character, hut the meAgre receipts induced q
flrm feeling on the part Of holders, and although
buyers were disposed 10 force rnces down 1nASl
trey did not succeed, the buk Of the stock chang
ing hands It SATURDAYS prices nt 8S.s5as.tS for
toumon: $S1A6aso for medium; and Al 8, sha
9s3 tor coed TO choice. The market closed 1ulet
Received !. 600 heal
, 1870-04-05

WaIrsntee deeds conveying city md sahurts,
property wl1dln seven mikes Of the Court House
tiled 4 r reccru on Monday, AprN4:
Flaneu s 10 Il Of NenfEuzth as, 8 I, 3
xlm Fl DEC. =, 1863. 80
B1stcrfeld St s SD II 4 Of Thlrtleth St,
=, ax1o0 n; AuF. =, 1s6s.......-...-...- 1,<n
1lsoh Observation-Disclosures. noo
Wabash Av. 1.6 $40 r. Of Twelfth 81. ct,
toESX Il; Nalcn ns....----............- TO- %
Indiana y, 20 II c Of cszs St, 5 I, ssH1oo n:
Match 9-....-.................... ....... 900
Ohio s, 1so II Of Dcazborn e1, n ( ao81o0
r. With house: Jrnc Ii, 1as5.-..,.--.-- $50
Cenus ~, - r Of TaJlor q. I, A115c
n; Sept u, .,-....----.-..-..-..- %
McNullen court and . corners Of cen-
ur ~, Y I, = i-1o1loo It: March s1.-... 9,so
Fourth Il, Inv I. v Of Wood 81, ", undl-
Nded half 81 4411ssR 4; Apnl 1:..-.... 10
corneiiA Il, 80 Il { Of Holt 81. 4, slx12sA -
Second It 1911 II y Of Rtnoen a, n + sAr1A
T. with house April tl&......-......-:..:. 4. 20
Gesa1d Il, IN II n Of North Az, T. s4x111
r; December ., 1ss9........-........... 50
SOUTH or c1IT LINES
ForfJ J-shtrd Fl. lao r v Ct SszIe 81, n I, 5&I
III IT. Apf1l 1.......................... u
, 1870-04-05

NEW YORK DF1 Ets4 l12rRct~
Ekw Yogx. Apsil AxsSe tneleanent weather
adds to tho geRetai U The un'e, yce e'ere
Is no particolar cha-;$3 srspIe textiles ara-t
frpm REDUCTION Of We ID ENctnc Mrs print call
Cox =, which sell 1t II nc.
, 1870-04-05
MEDICAL Lizards.
PrfyOte Consultations.

DN. J. SANGER, I: IsSallr-,t r1irc Trense ~
Be. Best { f. r. Aa5ed n . ent. EEaie FiIs. errt.sa
tuesr,sttiir tErAa,t Atc. NERSINE r1tIS-.nss
rtfs lot FIett,nt Of -lt ahH-S.11 hy a1iL EueIa>e
1iAtEp AID a.tdnr4 r o. Ha1 - Ctltsea
, 1870-04-05

Lf4Ff. ArrftG-
GrdA! Ravtds Passenger. e:l5 A. m {DpM
" ~ A.aS '''..-- r. " T. - p IL
r. nn -1EteS .n ~ l. u as ?. IT,
pta EsitT ts.ahs ~ n
nxn ttsaGu rsa e.akt' N 1AA
n.,.;.R IRT5IyR1 t5xI
sI a..i Ditts slE - ~ m
En-Iort ~ ~ n'inssh1 - "a ra'.; sG p m $50 p
State Iscs. scs..s..,.,..'........ {mp.m rt.t,.u
e. uryA and E1siu Ps4sepFer 5U o m ss.ts !. n
tA,tnlard Acrnfnurtis,fnp - 6.tn \ n,
hnTACxEx pIy1s1Dy.
Morning FssIs:. ..a, = .,oe,n
III. sroon PsssTnsirr. so + n. .s5p.
srktr.u PrSrnrr s-s; ~ .s.M.n
W1Skrx1n P1aexnx.J..,.......s 6.lo d m sin n
Ktnoehn Ia sntt1.n t,sjn, i13Tr fon VII -
Irnot ~ ~ 11 e.eS%
~1scpssIy p1;1sr1y
DEForCoruef Canal srd E;n,fe .4-re.s
T. T. panl +, y, s.1s+ / n
1nsti1; Ae-amr n IL
WlSIstnet Ae.nMn&dsion sT S T. ~ sa51pp"
iEOI = DESi.NP f,crrr.j Snnr-f,t.nfrnt
- F.o o1AS"sao oenesA t&1et Asene
nIYynrS CExTRaI
Vx1pN DtPuy-FsVt Of Lake st.ret
Ca:zo Nall SD Im ss:ppm-
Keokuk kpA1r-neer......-....'e 40 / m s91p. n.
kcokuG GPaxyepEef.,,.,,.,.,,.-S S:p d -. %.Dlm
On Saturday tku Caia viii
, 1870-04-05
cks dull hut sready With some improvement
rtTitJ tn Late Shore, Northwestern, St fsul,
COMMERCIAL

MONDAY EvES1so. April 1.
The following table ehows The reccints and
shipments Of produce ut this point during the
past forty-cight hours:
, 1870-04-05

uAI-TheFr vas fair business dotnts to-day,
md the market VA drm = ne
La.e advance We repeat our LIST ~
fellows: Timothy pressed, s1s sa31aao; prair1e,
pressed, sla5Galf.ad: umotny, loose. On wagon.
s1Aoc9i7oo; prairie, looes, on wagon, aaaAs
H1DES-Recelytd d, ,sss bs; shipped. D,soo
Ea, The supply continues very Light 80 tnat not
w1tnstanding the somewhat limited character Of
pr1ces Keep well up We still quote ~ follows:
~ green baseasr sH@;s; eesas! Do, 7s.ss:
s.ssc: green salted, part cured, s,,tsae. green
calf. i4ts l5c; d.y nt lsalsc; dJ sailed, l6esl7c;
eyIliy. Reored. cut, or otherwise .t2maged,
tw o-tftsts rriee: branded, 10 per cent on.
, 1870-04-05
METEOROLOGICAL

Meteorological record for April !, ls'o, Is re-
rorted by J. G. Isneguih, Jr, opt'dan, III RAn-
dolrh street. correspondent 70 the Smithsonian In.
st1tu.e. The email }cttess are the initials for
the wor1s avecssnS," "eentit, high - dJ, :
, 1870-04-05

NO MORE MEDICINE.

:nrr0 witheu: Drug, by Dc AnRYtS DcaieIoas
E.v.r, C;Hsh. Asshna. p.lhtt. Ca9sss .,isu, bi.E-
i,.r, Low Ests.ts, ali S,r1ous. nlous, Liver, srsd
Stomach n..vr'rt.. Dat-tes, Waiting, E1haass..u-
| sl1e. 6, Z. Du BARRY : co. ~ Millan.t Ne.
York Sold In ChiesSn uy +. P. bwrER L Co, q ~
| ~ IakN.t, and at AT druggists and s:r<er1.
, 1870-04-05
DIR. R1DItacl

Ihrrl<s d+.A A-a without my lafo.1nAtfnn from the
rSEtEt aaA sLlr. y tnt 4ny H,s.susen4 the d
FTf:trly thrr t1y:uG hath anl t.f f,rf wcnf
.Tcshtnt rs at A1!i-on4t. NJ stair. E,Rlnl.s-
ihna ~ Stna fos his "GU1DK rU HnALTH
, 1870-04-05
SCALES.
RAILROADS.
Arrival and Departure of Trains.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD
Ticket Oner. se1thesat eorurr of C1art md Lsksx{s
COUNCIL HL1EEE AND OkAAA II1E
DIpUT-Eafth " elt.-st
, 1870-04-05

E0TEL PERSONALS,

| . CE1cAsa, Ax1 L
San nscta....,...s9 p sp-i Moor Ia l. Nm q e
, 1870-04-05

LcRA4agtA-il-SA1pmeztl-
! 1870, fe@- = lssn. 1et9.

The following table sho~s the receipts and
shipments Of profuce It this point during the
week ending April 2, 1870:
, 1870-04-05
L0NDNN AND VIEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINE.
Steamers oi this line leave PIes Nc. y. R.. fort
DIRECT TO LONDON,

BE1LOSA, C0CCME, Arr1 :, atsam
Rats Of passAxr In CahiuA kau anl III, stss.ss aA
IN enfrury- Settasu t:ckcts froca LONDON 10 HsTra
~ in ruF1rutt.
TA.se1e'Es b->krd to Hamburg. Bremen. uArrn
F1as, Antwesp ani Rotterdam. It ehe.Pr.s currrnJ
rats Fer pxss.xr 1cply At No. s. BniAiH1y. S1W
York. to jan. wARRACK. corner L4Sa.lc aad Md
i.orsta., CtcAsn For FRIGHT Il s. Sruth.t. y. r
ROWLAND & ASP1SWALI, Afsnt1-
, 1870-04-05
WedlOck,

THE BASIS OF CIVIL S0CIETY.-EsA-s fss
Fouuk Men. on the hEnor and hspp!le.e Of Marriage.
and the wills and iAnsrr1 Of Cehay; with sanitary
help for the attainment of ruaas position IN s
Stnt ff.e. In sealts1 enrrio1~~- AaIIezs HOWARD
ASSOCIATION. Boz p. PHILADELPHIA IA
, 1870-04-05

WaHantee deeds conveying city and Suburban
property ~1taln seven mikes Of Iht Court House
, 1870-04-05

quiet, and PRICES renain easy, with downward
tendency. Ne qnote;
HEALock-c1ty harnesk, union, +oa tic: CITY haz-
ness, 4os4sc; country haFnesN s'tas9c; Tine, city,
= ., 4044ec; ZIP, = h, sonssLso: city uppeE. No.
!, T. sl@sse; ci15 upper, No an E@sse;
county upper So, !. s691sc; collar. Z, al'9ss
rouyh upper, lRe1s ha, H9s7e: rough upper, 1s9
i ne, ssss4c: foush upper, dazna9cd. sss3nc !:
Chicago sole, s2sssc; Buffalo alsughter sole, 3a9
&c.
oAE-Elanchter soie, 4s&<7c; Pnitadelphia sole.
oGa5sc: harness, y \, Ast4+sc; kip, light, Slls<s
'v,aaoc: American cali, ii -, s,.4aalso; French
calf = L. 81 L~fa2l0: French calf. So n, s.. 1na
200; French cali, - IT., x.6nalso; Fsnnch kip.
tnztn, ssa eNtasaoo: French cali, 1odok, y dozen.
sia0NaSa00: nsset lIningN, y dozen. 8. 90
, 1870-04-05

CHICAGO. ALTON 4 ST. L0EB RAILROAD
pay Esrftss. % ....--.1sS ~ .s1nn
3s 9Si:s, E9s111.. sn9RR
LEetEs stntasy hcn il rssrs to Boanairstoss epIy
t,rr estuntItisE with t-aI1s tbs Jacksonville. d
yfsspE.
, 1870-04-05

LAKE SfcRE AND MIcHIGAS SOUfHERx
RAILWAY.
pupTCdne1 of Van Bur1u md shegntan<h
Ticket 0d;ee. IS South Cl.sk4t
Special View York E17tess--.s 70 l. II ~ p. u.
Pacific E11sess td4Ly}.-...... 4.G ?. m. 1N r. N
Might p n ts6:0 T. H.
pk1lOrr ANp GLAND EAfIpa LEE
Day E1press-...-..+--...-......s sm 4 m ssspp N.
Wight kxp1rAa. 20 p N. "+1H l. n
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-11-17


The achievements Of the Democratic
Conservative party at the late elections,
are such as to inspire the fullest hope
aud confidence in the future and to
awaken exultaht feelings 10 every truly
patriotic breast. The victory over
Radicalism carries with il a moral, as
well as politicel force aud influence,
which must tell on the future destinj
Of the dominant party; and, in another
trial, result in the utter and complete
overthrow Of that party; both Congress
aud the Executive. The swelling tide
of popular feeling against the Radical
party will overwhelm il at the next
election. OF this the whole country
now tegins to feel ASSURED. The con-
sentative element in the Republican
party begins to fad its affinity ia the
ranks ofthe Democracy and, Disguised
with the enormities OF Radicalism, is
gradually bat surely increasing the
strength Of the Democr tic Conserva
tive party, as the elections held last
week incontestibly prove. OF the sth
Of Novenlberwe may exuliantly sxclaim:
UOh snch dav
So fought, 50 followed, and so fairly won,
Came not, ill now, 10 dignity the times"
The Administration at Washington,
having placed its hopes upon the negro,
aud seeing that hope about to fail il, as
last resort, had recourse to the mill
tary, and to supposed formidable array
Of Federal power, reposed 10 the hands
Of U. S. Marshals, under fhe infamous
enforcement act. But all would not do
The people rose, 10 the majesty of their
strength, aud hurled an indignant re,
buke upon Congress and the Executive
who thus couspired against the freedom
Of elections. The breach made, on
Tuesday the Sth of November, in the
walls of Radicalism, will widen and
extend itself, until nothing is left to
defend its citadel against the assault of
the victorious Democracy in 1872. We
say to the Democrats and the Conser.
vatives--" Once more unto the breach.
dear friends once mOre," and victory
will be ours.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-11-17

Our friend Lowdermilk, OF the Cum
berland Ciriidn, whose bosom over.
flows with the milk Of human kindness,
takes the defeat of his party with true
philosophy aud iudulgenges in the fol.
lowing bit of humor on the occasion.
We commend it to our Republican
friends here, soma Of whom are wearing
ing most lugubrious counteuanees
The Election Taes,lay! Grand Re.
Pa5EcdH .Saceess : The Fourth DIS.
trict Redeemed! Another of those
+" Grouaisrelis These, and more
just like them, were the beautiful head
lines we had so joyodsly prepared, aud
kept laying in wait, like Horace Gree
ley's obituaries Of eminent men, hosing
that now the occasion for their use had
arrived. Alas, for the ilusory nature
of mans hopes We we're the unsus
pecting victims Of misplaced confidence,
and our splendid head lines were use
less, therefore, We only produce them
to show what we could have done had
circumstances required il at our hands.
Now, instead Of that gratifying display.
we find it necessary to remark that the
Democratic ROSTERS OF this neighbor
hood will find it utterly impossible to do
justice to the occasion, unless they
have their threats lined with brass, and
carry in each breeches poke, gross Of
Browns Bronchial Trnches. Those
ROSTERS have good chance now to
spread themselves We had notion
to borrow the life size coon Of the Bed
ford Inquirer, but cooas wouldn't save
us, aud it We we're Democrat, we'd
get the tallest Shanghai in this neck oil
woods, and make contraet with him to
crow frSm now till Christmas. As we
before remarked. our sensation head
lines are useless on this occasion We
could use the Iirst line quite we'll, but
our friends don't care much about seeing
1t, on account Of the unpleasant thoughts
connected Herewith. The second line
is totally incomprehensible, read in the
light of last Tuesdays results. The
same may be said Of the remaining two.
This election in the 4th District was
a total route OF the Republican party,
torse, foot nd dragoou- -notwithstand
ing it is said the colorcd troops fought
nobly. Wherefore this disaster We
advised our friends that Allegany would
give Richie FROM 500 to 800 najority.
aud so stated to Judge Smith. /: ap.
pears that Allegany has done about
what we expected, though many Repub
lieans insisted that 300 would be .big
thing" But what is the matter below I
Washington was to give Smith several
hundred, Carroll two hundred and
Frederick twelve hundred. Why toss
us these delusivo chunks Of hope and
then drop from our sight into the
fathomless depths Of Democratic votes
We cant submit TO this state of affairs
quietly Wen sue you for breach Of
promise, because you promised us
breeehes 10 the Democratic party, and
coalda't even find the material to make
them Of You we're to be the Po,a.
hontases that we're TO save our John
smith But you were so much amused
with the Amendment toys Uncle Sam
had given you, that you let old Pow.
WOW tan John before you knew what
/ Nj
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-11-17

New York rejects John T. Hoffman,
Governor, aud the whole Democratic
State ticket by majority of 10000
The city gives Hoffman 81 ,2G7 majority
The Democrats gain four members Of
Congress in the State aud have the Leg
islature,
Delaware, Kentucky, Tennessee, Ala
bama and Arkansas have been carried
by the Democrats, Missouri is carried
BY the Conservatives, aud large Demo
cratic gains are reported in Illinois, three
members Of Congress and 10000 on the
State ticket. Farnsworth, in the strong.
est Republican District in the United
States, is defeated.
New Jersey, owing to apathy aud
discussions among the Democrats, and
the negro vote, has gone for the Radi.
eals--but only temporarily
Wisconsin,, Michigan and Kansas
have been carried by the Radicals, but
the Democrats make gains.
II is claimed at Washington that the
next House will be organized by the
election of a conservative Chairman and
Clerk.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-11-17
DIED.

At Laurel, Nd, November 18th, 1870,
David Davis, aged 80 years, son Of the late
John and Harriet Davis, of this county.
On the Eth instant, Josie n, eldest
daughter of John W. and Sallie II. Wilmer,
aged nine years and nine months.
Truly, "whom the gods love die young"
She was too sweet flower to bloom on earth,
and has gone 10 dwell in the gardens Of Para
disc, and TO blossom in celestial bowers. With
a crown Of glory upon her fair brow, and a
gold en- harp within her hand, amid a shining
host Of angel ehoristers, "al robed 10 spotlcss
white" she now treads the jasper pavements
Of the new Jerusalem, singing sweet hosannas
to the Lamb. God saw tit To remove her from
this sinful cline, ere cold nd eallous world
had dimmed the spirits truth. Then. Oh be-
reaved parents and friends, lift up your bowed
heads and try To submit with humble resigna-
ton to the will Of Him "who giveih light to
them that sit in darkness, and in the shadow
Of death, to guide our feet into the way Of
peace" in taking Josie to himself, he has
grievously afflicted you, but not willingly, for
be wept as he threw his mantle OF love around
her and bore her to the skies. Twas TO al
lure you to Heaven be has taken her away,
and now perchance she is softly reclining upon
the bosom Of her Saviour, pleading in sweet
accents that you may become recuncilcd to her
departure, and realize that your loss is her
eternal gain. Think Of her, as ever lowering
around you, calling unto you, "papa. mama,
sisters, come this way, this way, follow me,
and will lead you into that haven Of rest,
were sickness, sorrow, pain nor death can eve
enter in"
"0hl father, mother cease thy tears,
Although that chain is riven
Twas but bud that dropped On earth,
She blooms a flower in Heaven"
Wesimm'ier. B II. NJ. a.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-11-17

John ii. Lougnecker, Esq a promi
nent citizen of Baltimore county, died
OF typhoid fevor, ut his residence in
Townsontown, at 2 o'clock A. NJ on
Friday last. Mr.. Lougneekcr was u
native of Pennsylyau a, but has for
many years resided in Maryland. He
was the founder Of the Baltimore County
Onion, and for number of years its
publisher and editor From 1863 TO
1865 he was Clerk of the Circuit Court
OF Baltimore county, aud at the time Of
his dc tn was a storekeeper in the Gus.
tom House and one OF the Commission.
ers of the Corporation of Towusontown.
He was an active politician, and though
strong partisan, by his genial temp
ameut, had hosts Of friends in both
parties.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-11-17
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET,
Nnvamhar TX 1870


Beef Cdttie.-The offerings at the Scales
during the past week amounted to 3lS9 head.
The prices ranged as follows: Old Cows and
Scalawags, at Q 50e$4 90; ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen and Cows 75aS4 10; fair quail
ity Bceyes 00a$5 l29; and the very best
Beeyes at 25nS7 20 per 100 lbs the aver
age price being about So 20 gross.
Sheep.-Fair to good wool Sheep. at IA
cts. per pound gross.
Hogs. Prices ranged as follows: fair to
good fat Hogs 75aS9 so per 100 lbs
net.
Leather City Slaughter AZ to "A cents;
Rough SSirting 2s to 50 cents; Spanish Sole
80 to 30 cents; Country Slaughtered SO to
Az ceuts.
WooL-Common unwashed, free ofburrs,
30a3l cents; do. bury, 25a29 cents; fine
unwashed, 25a29 cents; do, free Of burrs,
25a27 centsi tub washed, 43a46 cents; pulled
2Sa33 cents.
Hides.--city Steer at 10l cts; Cow Ii
cents.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-11-17

REVENUE REFORM Senator Trum
bull, in recent speech. took decided
ground in favor of revenue REFORM
Thereupon the monopolist organs in
Philadelphia and elsewhere fy into II
passion, and failing in reasons for 10.
holding the ruinous iallacy of "prctcc.
ton" they attack him with personal
abuse. They call him a "backwoods
lawyer" aud intimate that there eau be
no explanation for his conduct, except
in antirepublican sympathy, or, possibly
that awful scarecrow, "British gold !"
They will learn by aud by, alter q few
more elections, that the war is over,
aud that other questions are now before
the people, in the settlement of which
they propose to consider their own wei
fare, and not the profit of the munopo
lists.-N Y Post.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-11-17

0sE LESSON OF THE ELECTIONS. -
The New York Eoeaiag Post, an inhu.
ential republican journal, points the
moral Of the defeat of several of the
radical candidates in New York aud
the general result in Missouri as a
warning to politicians hereafter that 'ii
they want to succeed they will do we'll
to ask no help or interference from the
administration" The Poaadds : ain.
deed, wherever the administration has
attempted to interfere in the elections,
its candidates have ben beaten; aud il
is believed that General WoodIord
would have done better had he not been
SO couspicuousiy supported from Wash.
ington." Let the people act for them.
selves.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-11-17
Dividend Notice.

HNHE Stockholders Of the Carroll County
Agricultural Society have declared
dividend ofl7) Seven per cent. for the. past
year, payable by Richard Manning, Treas
urer, on and after the LIST Monday of De.
cember, proximo.
The next regular meeting of the Stock
holders for the election of officers for the
ensuin, year, will be held at tho Court
House, on the LIST Monday, I'd day of Jan
nary next II is hoped that there will be q
full attendance. BY order,
W. A.. McKELLIP,
nov l7-8t Secretary.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-11-17
ron SALE CHEAP.

A splendid lot of National Flags,
Streamers, Chinese Lanterns, Trans.
pareneies, Torches, Notices, 60, &C.,
all Of which had been prepared for the
anticipated @groundswell." As the
groand refused to @swelly or rather
swslled the wrong way, we don't think
j. becoming in us 70 engage in any IN
timed levity or misplaced merriment.
Therefore, We have concluded not TO
rejoice 50 much MS ''Ne was" We feel,
IN fact, that the Democracy have taken
. good deal Of trouble Of our hands 10
The rejoicing line, aud wo will sell out
she whole Of the above stock 20 Them
cheap '71
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-11-17

A fellow ia Evansville, Indiana, the
othe I'd y, borrowed money of girl to
whom he was engaged, in order to pay
Tor marriage license, aud expended the
money in procuring license to marry
another woman.