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Farm at Auction 4.

Farm to be sold at auctiou for.
AEN-0 merry owned BY Robert Noy s. sit
0HSE4-2 uatel in Falmouth, two miles from
1HIf - the Grand Trunk Depot, on the 70 ID
leading 10 the town farm cons sting
Of 6b ac'~ excel enf land, with good house.
barn sn ')d-house thereon. Also, the stock G N,
sisiDg "A cows and three heifers, all the farming
tooIs an principal part OF The house h I'D lurni.
ture; 10. o~toer infor ma ion inquire of Nathaniel
Atkins }Hestbrook, OF the subscriber on the prem
ises SAFE 10 commence on the 10th day OF March,
1870, at o'c ock A. NJ Ii the weather Is stormy on
The 18th the sale will be postponed to the first tar
da,.
w3w6 MARY S. MOVES.
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MAssAOHUs ETTs.

THE STORM.
WORCESTER, Feb ga terrific storm has
prevailed hear nearly all day accompanied by
high wind. All the trains are behind time.
SPRINGFIELD, Feb. 8-The storm greatly
impedes travel between here and Boston, no
trains having arrived from there since noon.
SOLDIERS REUNION.
WORCESTER, Feb. 8.-The fifth annual re-
union of the 25th Massachusetts Volunteer
Regiment Association is being held at the Bay
State House tonight.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
SPRINGFIELD, Feb. 8.-The Grand Lodge OF
the Knights of Pythias for this State complet-
ed two days session in this city to-day.
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LECTURE.-It is expected that there will be
a large attendance at the lecture to be deliver
ed at Fluencs Hall this evening, under the
auspices of the st. Patrick Benevolent Society
by Rev. William Byrne, of Boston, on Catho-
lie Societies and Associations
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RHODE ISLAND.

A SWINDLING FIRM.
PROVIDENCE, Feb. 8-Mapy parties 10 New
York and elsewhere have been swindled by an
advertisement Of the Yankee Printing Press,
sold by Fl. E. Falkner & Co., Providence. The
firm is bogus, and the postmaster now detains
letters and sends them to Washington.
ASSAULT BY A CONVICT
Robert Crow, a life prisoner in the State
prison, savagely assaulted one of the officers
to-day, but prompt assistance prevented any
serious injury.
STORM. n
A snow storm prevailed all day and still con-
ues at 10 T. M
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NE W ERSEY.

A PLEA FOR CUBA AND IRELAND.
TRENTON, Feb. 8. In the lower branch of
the Legislature this morning a resolution was
passed asking the representatives of New Jer-
sey in the United States Senate and House of
Repr esenta.ive to urge the acknowledgment
of Cuba as an Independent power, and direct
ing them to demand the liberation of persons
independence Of Ireland,
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FEBRUARY CIVIL rERd-GoDDARD, j., PREsID-
ING.
TUesDAY.-There being no case ready for trial
Boyce VS.. Farmer having been postponed on account
of the absence Of material witness, Court, after
dtsposing of several nterocutory matters adjourned
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w = N icipaI Court,

JUDGE KINGsBURY PRESIDING
TUEsDAY.-state VS.. Patrick Maddsn Sarah Mad
oen and Bridget Mclaughlin. Assault and battery.
Discharged.
S.a'e VS.. Alexander j. Shay. Assault and battery
on 'o,epn Z. b. Libby at Bradley's Hotel. Conlin-
ued till Wednesday.
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A GREASY OPERaTIoN.-There were export
ed to England from Portland during the month
of January 1854, 1877 pounds of bacon, hams
and lard, of the value of $319, 100.
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THE RAILROAD CONSOLIDATION BILL.
MAIN e.
NEW RAMPsHIRE.

BANGOR, Feb. ga heavy notheast snow
storm has been prevailing since sunset and
bids fair to seriously impede travel.
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The Treasury Department has received In its pur.
chases OF bonds about $75.O0 OF coupon bonds stol-
en- from the ocean Bank, but the owners canpot o.
tain any redress, as government doec not recognize
any caveat filed ainst coupon bonds.
Southern States securities were generally quiet
and steady.
Miscellaneous and Express stocks were generally
dni. Railroads closed quiet and firm without any
special ieature Ihe severe storm had a tendency 10
check OF erations in all the specu department.
OF Wall Street. At P. M. the market close strong,
especially on vanderbilt stocks and heavy at the fol-
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FROM AUGUSTA.

THE PORTLAND LIGHT INFANTRY AT THE
CAPITAL.
AUGUSTA, Feb. 8.-The exhibition drill and
dress ball of the Portland Light Infantry this
evening was success, although violent north
east snow storm prevailed at the time. The
drill of the company far surpassed anything of
the kind ever seen in Augusta After the ex-
hibtion the dancing commenced, which con-
tnued into the small hours.
THE RAILROAD CONSOLIDATION BILL.
A hearing was had before the Railroad Com.
mite on the railroad consolidation bill to-day
Ex-Gov. A. p. Morrill,, Hon. J. H. Drum
mond and Edwin Noyes, ESQ.,, presented the
case of the companies asking for the bill, and
William Atkinson, Esq, responded. A large
number OF railroad men and othere were pres
emit. The hearing will be continued to-mor
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MAR YLAND.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 8.-The flags on the pub
lie buildings are at half mast and the bells Of
the churches and fire department tolled from
body.
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800.

a active Man Wanted to take charge OF the sale
- OF an article in great demand, raging large
prouts. rull control OF the State OF Maine. lib
eral salary add one-halt the profits allowed. Only
tnoss meaniug business and having the alcVs
amount need apply.
Address o. b. P, Office of the Press.
Feb 1-d3ts
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To the Honorable County Commission-
ers, within and for the County of Cnm.
berland. -.'
We the undersigned. inhabitants of Sebago and
Baldwin, TOW ns in Cumberland County. would re-
specially represent that the common convenience
to be located to acilitat. the vel Sebago
and Baldwin, and other localities, and to connect
with the Rallro I'd now in building at West Baldwin.
Said highway to commence at the mouth of the
road near John Fit his house viii b leads to Reuben
Sanborn's house in Sebag thence 10 southerly d.
house, thence following said road or near SAID road
to the school house, in the fifth school district in
sebaRo, thence westerly to the town road near
another piece OF highway, to connect with The
above described highway prayed lot, to commence
thence south Westerly 10 the above highway prayed
for near the ce.t~r of lot numbered twelve, in the
eighth range of lots in Baldwin. We therefore re-
quest that your Honorable Board view the route
over which we represent road should be located,
and take such aciion in the premises as you may
judge to be Tor the public good.
As In GutS bound would ever pray.
VIM. BERTWELL, and 25 others.
STATE OF MAINE.
CUMBERLAND IS.
At the Court OF County Commissioners begun and
holden at Portland, within and Tor the county OF
Cumberland ,on the first Tuesday of January, nno
Domini 1s70,t wit: at an adjournment thereof on
the first Tuesday OF February; A. d. 1870
shown 10 he Court, that the Petitioners are respon-
sinle and that bearing is expedi mt, it is hereby
ORph RED That the County Commissioners will
meet at the school.house in District No, 5, 10 the
| town OF Sebaeo, on w. dnesday, the Esd day Oi
Marrh AID. 1870. a: 10 O'Clock NJ, and thai the Pc
titioners give notice to all pes in crested by
order OF Court thereon to be served upon The town
| Cler ks of the towns OF Baldwin and SeDago. and
also by posting up copies of he me in three pub
c places in each and towns, and Publishing the
same three weeks successfully in the Maiue State
press a naper D inted in Portland, iu said County
The first d laid publications and each Of the other
said meeting; az which time and place, latter it has
be N saIiiaciory shown that the above notice has
been duly givrn,) the commits lone rs will proceed TO
view the route set forth in SAID Petition, and other
routes and roads connected Herewith and Ict
| view they will give hearing 10 the bsries and
| Their witnesses at some convenient place in the vi
| entity when and where all prisons and corporation:
interest ell, may spear and .how cause, il any they
have, why the prayer OF said petition should not bt
| grantrd.
Attest: d. FESSENDEN, Clerk.
| Copy OF the petition and order OF Court thereon.
| Attest: ID. W. FESSENDEN. Clerk.
| feb7 w3w6
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NOVA SCOTIA.

CHANGE IN THE GOVERNMENT.
HALIFAX, Feb SIT is rumored that Gen.
Doyle will shortly proceed to MONTREAL as COLI
nander-in-chief, to be succeeded as Governor
of Nova Scotia by DR.. Upper.
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l. O = II

ESTERDAY afternoon in the city, or between
i the city and Saccarappa, a roll OF bills contan-
ing about $780, The finder will be sutao bly, reward
ed by leaving the same at this office. fe7d&wlt
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THE STORM.
CONCORD, Feb S.-The trains have all been
delayed by the storm tonight, the Northern
Express down arriving one hour and three
quarters late. The snow at White River juno
ton is about four inches and at Danville six
inches. The Lawrence and Manchester train
did not leave Lawrence The Portsmouth and
the train via Lowell arrived together with two
engines at 10 O'Clock, an hour and half late,
with Prince Arthur and suite on board. There
were about $50 people at the depot, eager to
get look at His Highness, who made no ap-
pearance but was visible through the car win
dows. The train passed on without delay.
Gen. Donahoe, the conductor, visited the car
on the road, and was invited to take a glass oil
sherry with the Prince, which the General
pronounced unexceptiOnable.
THE CAMPAIGN.
The Labor Reform party are to open their
campaign in New Hampshire on Tuesday
next by speech from s. Flint, in Concord,
their candidate for Governor. On Friday they
will issue a campaign paper of $4,000 copies,
edited by J. H. Goodale, to be followed by
another. They claim at least 5000 votes in the
State. II they get them it will defeat an cleo
ton of Governor by the people and throw il
into the Legislature, where Gov. Stearns will
be undoubtedly re elected. They also claim
that they can elect sufacient number to the
Legislature to defeat an election of U. S. Sen
ator next June, relying on the adherauce te
their favorites of the Republican members
Their State and local tickets will bt
Independent of the old parties. Neither o
the other parties have announced public speak
the election. The Temperance party has bu
little prominence at the present time. J. II
Goodale, Esq, is to speak at Hillsboro bridg
to- morrow night.
The storm continues, about four inches o
snow having fallen. Thermometer % above.
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4 'xfoRTs AND IMpoR'Ts.-The total value OF
for sign exp orts from this port for the year 1869
am 'ounted t, $4,000, SGT, aud Of domestic mer-
70 ,eisp and omest,e s So, as T7so11 The
70 reign impof Is for the same time amounted to
8 l50so,742, Of which 81, 1s9 wa in transit.
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PRESS
Wednesday, Morning, February 9, 1870.
aud Vicinity.
New Advertisements this Day.

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Card. =. Yeaton & Boyd.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
ProoaIe Notices. John A. Waterman
Sn-rih Sale. M. Adams
Iescners Institute. IN. X. Nabry.
MAINE Central r. r. 20 Josiah H. Drummond
apo necary. IA. s. Kinds.
Nurse " oted. R. R. Perkins
Lost. .SaoS'a.
ERE klndlfngs.> j. W. Brachett
The American Button- Hole and Sewing Machine
Notice. -. Est ate John Curtis
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tralRailrOad
OF IOWA.
Seven Per Cent. Gold
First MortgageBOnds,
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX,
AT IS and Accrued Interest.

MANY PERSONS ARE SELLING
THEIR GOVERNMENT BONDS WHILE
TIE PUEMIUM IS STILL LARGE Gas the
Treasury has promised to buy thirteen mil
lions in December) AND REINVEST IN THE
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS Of the CEN
TRIAL RAILROAD of IOWA, WHICH
PAY ABOUT ONE-THIRD MORE IN
TEREsT. THE TINE To MAKE SUCH
kElNVESTMENT is achile The Treasury rs
oayan9, and Governments are at premium.
THE ROAD DOES NOT RUN THROUGH
A WILDERNESS, where it would have to
wait years for population and business, but
through the most thcky settled and product
i've agricultural counties in the State, which
gives each section a lar e traffic as soon as com
pleted.
1t runs through the great coal fields OF
Southern Iowa to the North where coal is in
dispensabe and must be carried.
1t runs from the great lumber regions of the
North, through district of country which Is
destitute of this prime necessity.
The mortgage is made to the Farmers Loan
and Trust Co., of N. Y, aud bonds can be is
sued only at the rate of $4,000 per mile, or on
Special security is provided for the principal
and for the payment of interest.
The New York Tribune says "this is splen-
did enterprise, and deserves the most liberal
aid"
The New York INDEPENDENT says, eve know
the Central Railroad of Iowa is one of the
great and good works of the age. Its Direc-
tors include many of our leading bank presi-
deuts and other gentlemen of high character,
who have means enough to build two or three
such roads out of their own pockets, SO that all
its affairs will be ably as well as honestly man
aged. The Central of Iowa will be to that
State what the New York Central is to this,
except that it runs through far richer coun-
try. We therefore recommend the Central
Iowa Bonds, with entire confidence In their
value. Tie truth is, that First Mortgage OF
$4,000 per mile upon road running through
such country cannot be otherwise than safe.
First Mortgage Bonds for so small an amount
upon a road running through such rich and
already well-settled part eff Iowa, can well be
recommended as perfectly safe well as very
profitable investment. Pamphlets, with map,
--~.- H. ~h.~;-.A.- and -s,hsa-intians will he
received in Portland by
SWAN 81 BARRETT.
Corner Middle and Plum Streets,
aud in New York at THE COMPANY's OF
FICE. No. 80 PINE ST., at the BANK OF
NORTH AMERICA, "A WALL st.
Bonds sent free. Parties subscribing through
local agents aoN look to them for their safe deliu-
cry.
Pamphlets sent by mail on application.
w. Ii. sHATTUCK,
TREASURES
jan5d1ris&w
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

last BUXTON STATION. on the Portland ana
T. Rochester Railroad, wi be GhsSo not1oa On
and after February 1, 1870 MI. iouISRY Snn,t
ro,,or,- 90 Is7o jan3id4w
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Administrators Sale of Real Estate

DUR >UANT to a license from the Judge of Pro-
L bate tho subscriber eff RS at private sale, one
undivided half OF one of grass ani situated On
Pott's point IN Harps Sel near where the Mansion
6ouse inrmely stood, the same belongin to the es-
tate OF Micajah Haskell, late of SAID Harrswell.
The other half OF said OF land will be sold to
the puroh it desired and the whole at good
bar9ain il applied 'or soon.
Also, one Pew, No. Al in the Methodist Church in
said Il arpswell.
WILLIAM H. PLUMMER, Administrator.
daapswell, tebruary LIST, 1870. w3ws5
NOTICE is HEREBY given, that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed AMI taken upon himself
Tue trust OF Administrator with the will annexed OF
the estate OF
RUSSELL COLE, late of Gorham.
in the County ofCumberland, deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs All persons having de.
mands upon the estate of said deceased are REQUIRED
to exhibit the same; and all persons to sale
estate are called upon to make payment 70
JOSEPH nj. GUNNER
Admin trator with the Will annexed OIL Portland
Gorhafh, Jan. 18th, 1870. 3-W3w
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Book
Agents
Wanted
fph2wIwA
NOtioo IF A scjrnroont

NUIICC OI SSISnme0C.
N Office IS hereby given that William y. Haskell.
~, OF Portland, on the sixth day OF January.
1870, made an ass gnmeDt to the undersigned Of all
his property for The benefit of all bis creditors pur
suant 10 chapter 70 OF the Revised Statutes and all
acts in amendment thereof aud additional thereto.
y. II. HASKELL, Ass guee.
Portland, January 10, 1870. 3-w3w
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New York stock and MONEY u.rke,,

NEW YORK, Feb. 8.-Money easy at q per cert.
Prime discounts q per cent. Foreign Exchange
quiet and unchanged at 1o9 for long, and l09a for
short sight. Gold closed q net at l2ot. The Carry
ing rates were s, 81 At, and per cent. Govern
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AIIK KINDS of BOOK AND. JOB PRINTING
A neafi executed at tAis office,
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c. P. KIMBALL CARRIAGE CoMPANY.-The
%, vnal meeting of the c. P. Kimball Carriage
~, ,pany took place yesterday afternoon at
49,. etory. corner of Preble and Cumberland
str.o,s President, c. P. Kimball; Directors,
~ 6 thartleff' j. s. Kicker, j. w. Water
bor,o ,ua L. L.. NJ. Sweat; Secretary and
Treasur, VI, John H. Gould. To show the pop
ularity II the jump seat carriages manulao-
tured by this Company, it lis an interesting
fact that large O. -ders have been recaived Tor
them tb E past year from England Germany
Califorl liza, aud many ii the states west u :ne
Mississ' ppi, without TAXI. " lhlo eonsiue,"''on
the LARGE n, - - - stied nearer home
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10 s II
LO = It.

~ SEring St.. one Sa 81 1d Belt, with Gold BnckIe
BY Leaving the same at G. P. KiMBALL g LAR
klN'S, the finder will be rewarded. tesd1ws
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puus,, yAL.-Goy Chamberlain was at Pea
DO dy yeste, rday, at the final tbsequ'es u ~.
lat George I 'eabody. From thence ne "en'
to Washington, where he is engaged, IN coni'
pa ny wild, George M. Weston, Esq, in oDtain'
ing So a.liustm, Mt of the Maine and Massa-
chit Netts a ar claim
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Found.

Lost! z- ~ % .Ltl
A SABLE TIPPET, between Salem and head of
sema h 81 90 reward Will be paid by leaving the
same AZ tue 1Eess Omee. foqdIwe
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N ~. Found. IT
A L Sea 80 miles s. 4. from Cape Elizabeth. one
IA lew seine boat. ~
The owner can have the same by proving prop.
cry ana paying CHARGES: Enquire Of
pzi@om L.DANA & Sun, Central Wharf
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HAYDN AssocIATIoN.-By the S0"i'FSy "
the Brfu al Consul and Capt. Comm eien LILO
Associaf ion have been invited to visit the Won
arch. The Collector mas kindly rendered tn, :
use of the revenue steamer Mahoning, which
will cave Custom House wharf to-day at l'5o
o'cIa ok precisely, unless stormy Member
will be required to show their tickets on going
abear the cutter. All holders Oh SUBSCRIPTION
ticket . to rehearsals are invited and their tick
cts wi Il pass them on board Of the Mahonins
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Fer the Democratic Advocate.
To the Patrons Of the Public Schools,
in Carroll County, Md.

The Board of County School Com.
missioners for Carroll county, feeling a
deep and lasting interest IN the welfare
and promotion of the public schools of
our time honored county, would most
respectfully state that there is now in
the county over one hundred public
schools to keep open which will take at
least fifty thousand dollars per year,
while the amount derived from the State
aud the County School Tax will not
amount to much over thirty thousand
dollars. The Board, anxious 20 keep
the schools open as long as practical,
asked Of the County commissioners an
inc case Of FIVE cents on the hundred
dollars TO increase the school fund; but
this the Couuty Commissioners refused,
and the Board can only get 10 cents on
the hundred dollars for the present
year FROM the county, aud there is no
other alternative left US but to tax the
books at fifty cents on all scholars for
reading, spelling, &c, aud one dollar
for all higher studies, aud the Board
confidently expect the hearty co.opera-
ton from all the good patrons Of the
public schools. Let the pupils bring
in all their old books which the Board
will buy at at reasonable price, aud let
us start out anew on our great mission
to educate, cultivate and cnlighten the
minds Of all the children Of our county.
The Board, unless there shall be a
hearty cooperation on the part of the
patrons of the public schools in this
matter, viii have their efforts to promote
this, greatest ofall our public interest
cramped, crippled, aud in great meas
ure destroyed The Board must make
equal distribution among all the schools
and unless the schools are kept open
three terms during the scholastic year,
tho county viii loose the State appropria.
ton, as this is the condition prescribed
by the school law Of 1870.
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N O TIC e.
SCHOLARSHIPS IN 81. JOHNS
COLLEGE.

YHIITE Srhonl Comr,:s.i,,crs Co. Corr,lI
county beroIy 80 no,;co ,h 'o ,S"a ,V,,
onroyern3 ~ MI. a. a,,.o o;r. Wy; ~
S a3p"l"sat;n 'SS"I "a 'U'"'nie,''s 10
no"Ci;' "P' :" ''' Jun" No''es'' AZ a"
"' tEa"h os u,oso soho,a.sh;,,, .,,;u., IL.
bold n VII" .S 9eno ~ !, s'po et'''',eS eue
omn,;on rrnU ,h "" may,, - 'S ~ " "a
and tn;,ion coas r p ''S~ a,, i, lUO rss
Snn,J noa,ieeJ ~ 80 "n" "ino, "V ,hs
prnnaroinrv nonor, s" 80 C S,nao :" 'i ~
addIr;on ~ ronn, r"n III H. g,lIoom 81 ~
tiaS en~age d UUn ,t ,L Sne Uo,ueu "a'"S.l
misb hoa5J in he Coiiana os ~" " ~
nl1S;n%c i;a 1uo 1ouee 0onul1Is, Nm
a. III w., ~ a''I vo.oNs,
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The European War.

A Eight took place on Sunday, aud
both sides claim the victory. On Mon
day the battle was renewed, but no par
ticulars had been received on Tuesday,
though the preparations for the care of
the wounded indicate that it was a
bloody struggle Later advices from
Loraon, aud private kilograms to the
Prussiaa Minister in Washington con-
cede the victory to the Prussians.--
There is some talk Of Intervention BY
the powers in behalf Of peace, now that
several battles have been fought, but
tho rumoFs arc ridienled. The Paris
newspapers repudiate any peace move
ments, and scout such an idea until the
Prussians are driven out Of France.
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NOTICE.

The State Central Committee Of the Demo.
cratic Conservative party Of Maryland having
appointed the 18th day OF September uext, for
the meeting Of the Convention, at Frederick
City, to nominate candidate for Congress in
the tth District Of this State, and named the
Sd day Of September as the time Of holding the
Primary Meetings, notice is hereby given to
ALI the voters Of said party In Carroll county,
to meet at their usual places Of holding Pri-
mary Meetings In the several election districts
OF said county, on Saturday, the Sd day Of
September, 1870, at 3 o'clock, P. NJ, to choose
Ave delegates for each Of said districts to attend
a County Convention to be held at the Court
House, Westminster, on Monday. tho sth day
Of Sepicmbsr nezt, at l O'Clock, p. NJ, to elect
I've deleiaies to represent Carroll county in
the said Congressional Convention.
Said County Convention will also choose
new Executive Committee for the county.
By order of the
COUNTY COMMITTEE.
August 8, 1870.