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Good News for the Children.
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The virginius Affair.

The negotiations with Spain concerning
the virglnius matter were concluded on
Saturday by Secretary Fish and the Span-
lsh Minister, who signed protocol which
meets the approval Of both Governments
It's provisions embrace the delivery of the
virginius and her surviving crew to the
United States; the punishment Of the
Spanish officials who have violated law or
treaty stipulations, and also proceedings by
the United States against the yircinips
and the survivors who have violated law
1t 1t can be shown that she had no right to
carry the American flag or papers. The
matter of damages is left for future copsid-
Grafton. Notwithstanding the assurance Of
apeaceiul settlement with spain. the activity
In the Navy Department will continue until
i Is found that the orders Of the CASTELAR,
Government are obeyed by the Spaniards
IN Cuba. A feet Of thirty or more war
vessels viii be kept in Cuban waters until
all our demands are satisfied. The Crop.
isia, the Spanish paper in New York, SAYS
the Spanlsh-Cubans will disregard Caste
lars orders, "and are not such crayens
as % surrender the Yirginius." The pro-
tocol has caused great indignation in Cuba
and given rise to threat to burn the Vir'
ginius and shumble the starry flag A.
last accounts, however, the Indignant HI
dalgos were becoming more quiet, though
they have forwarded to Spain an address
urging the rejection Of the protocol.
LATEST IRON CUBA.-A despatch re-
ceived yesterday morning states that Che
Cubans will not comply with the terms Of
the protocol. Captain General JovelIar
has resigned on account Of the excitement
Of the populaee. The Virginius affair Is
again presenting very Warlike aspect.
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DIED.

In this city, on Wednesday evening, Of con
sumption, Mrs. Eliza, wife Of Joseph Woods.
AT the residence Of her son, near Finks'
burg, on Friday, 2sth ultimo, Mrs. Susanna
Armacost, aged 92 years, 4 months and II
days.
On the 10th ultimo, near Union Mills, Mrs.
Flickinger, wife Of John Flickinger, in the roth
year Of her age.
In Baltimore, on the ID Instant Florence
EAelle, beloved daughter Of j. NJ. and Halle
c. Harden, aged II months and day.
In Manchester, on the 10th ultimo, Sol.
ONION Cramer, aged So years, 0 months and
Is days.
Near this city, on the 18th uItimo, Martha
Virginia, daughter of Frederick and julia
Hook, aged year, II months and days.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-12-06

The GovERsoR.-If Governor Whyte
should be elected to the United States
Senate, and vacancy occur in the Exc
cutive Office during the session of the
Legislature, it would be the duty of that
body to gil il. In such an event, we know
of no gentleman in the State who would
grace the Executive chair more fully than
the Hon. Chapman Billingsley, Senator
elect from St. Mary's county. Col. Bill
Kingsley is everyday qualified for the
position, and would discharge its duties to
the honor of the State and the satisfaction
of her citizens. He has had large expe-
rience in public affairs, having been several
times honored by his county with repre-
sentative trusts, and is fully identified with
the agricultural and educational interests
of the State. A better or more popular
selection for the Executive Office could not
well be made.
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MARRIED.

IN 81. Louis, Mo. on the the 10Th ulhmo,
Thos. G. Butler, son Of DR.. + Butler, Of this
city, and Miss Belle piatt, Of st. louis.
AT the Lutheran Parsonage, in Manchester,
o. .sa 30th nltimo, by the Rev. G. Sill, Mr.
Gcorge 3. Miller aud Miss Anna Seips, both
of this coS,uY.
On the 9Th ultimo, by Rev. Jacob Sechler
Mr.. j.. Baumgardner, of this county, aud Miss
Sarah Lohr, Of Adams county, Pa.
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WNliE tlt1 UuN1n lNiiiAt4 IN tN4 AftAkkfNtl
and wsen the currency IS no longer ~
qoired, having )eavo to withdraw the
bonds upon the surreaJer and cancellation
Iiof the additional notes issued to them
He also recommends that the National
Banks Ia prohibited from paying interest
on deposits that they shall Be required to
| hold their reserve IN theirown vaults that
clearing houses shall be established for
| the redemption Of their circulating notes
and that they be authorized to diminish
their standing issues Of notes at pleasure
( BY the return and cancellation Of their
own bills. He thinks that If such ''clear-
ing houses" for redemption shall be estab- !
lished, L may be a question whether
banking should net be made free, retaining
all the present safeguards fsr the security
Of bill holders.
As to other matters, the President re-
commends that 50 much Of the Bankrupt
Law as provides for involuntary bankrupt
cy, on account Of the suspension Of pay
ments, be repealed; he urges favorable
action upon the recommendation of the
Postmaster General for the establishment
Of Postal Savings Repositories; he calls the
attention Of Congress to the subject Of a
Postal Telegraph, but does not recommend
it to prevent legal anarchy in Utah, he
says It is absolutely necessary that Congress
shall provide Courts for that Territory with
sufilcient power and authority to put an
end 70 the legal paralysis which now pre-
walls there he mentions the importance of
providing proper armament for our sea-
coast deiences, and the necessity Of reopen
ing the line Of promotion in the staff corps
Of the army, particularly in the Medical,
Pay and Ordnance Departments; he re-
minds Congress Of the necessity, as exem-
plihed by recent events, Of keeping the
navy in state Of efficiency; he repeats the
recommendation Of the Secretary Of the
Interior for census to be taken IN 1875,
and adds that the report Of q census taken
in that year would be especially interesting
and valuable, as showing the progress Of
the country during the first century Of our
national existence he suggests the appoint
ment Of a special committee Of Congress to
act in cooperation with the Civil Service
Board; be recommends the encouragement
Of an irrigating canal in the eastern slope
Of the Rocky Mountains to the Missouri
River, stating incidentally that he Is op-
posed to further donations Of public lands
to private corporations, but in this instance
makes an exception; he suggests that the
Government, as national work, should
see that the navigation should be kept
clear on the st. Clair Flats, the Illinois
and Mississippi rivers, and the overslaugh
of the Hudson river, as a means of facili-
tating cheap transportation by the Erie
Canal and the Illinois Canal; and he re-
news his previous Recommendation to Con-
gress for general amnesty to the small num-
Der Of persons in the South who still labor
under political disabilities in consequence
Of their acts during the late rebellion, and
suggests the enactment Of a law the better
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-12-06

This document vas s6nf q Congress
% Tuesday hist We publish summary
Of il. which sin give IN Ineligible idea
Of il contenss without bprdening our COL
umns With issdeialls. nisyariously COM
mented On ~ the press rs crudisies,
inconuruisies, obscuritles, infelicisies Of
expression, and abrupt transitions from enc
subject 10 anolher, arc distinctly pointed
out. and the message, - whole, isspoken
= IS y. ~srv aa,tar;nr terms. But little
z....h. \. .....,.a y ~. i, IA p..s.
49,, = ss's'' 49,, - s. ~ ~
'esns linn''eu ips''''' es''pss' al'sAi''eu ~
helainthe aftof composltion. hedeuDtless
did the hest he could. If i lacks perspi-
en;tx and i q involved in some of its sem
49,. .........,.. y. ,,..,.,a.,.,,,, ;t.ha,,ld
's''s. = y = 4'''s''s ! !.
neFa'y excite comment, iof mourning Des.er
VAS to have been expected from him. In
the DAYS when Statesmen were selected to
6il III Executive chair the annual messa-
3.,. u -.,......;,. 49,.
-, 1e's '''s'' y e'A'f' '
great slH'e papers were received not only
with pride by tho country, but challenged
the admiration Of the best minds in Eu-
rms Nav ,hev woald d;shoaor = Frrsb.
81 .., .e..-..... Il, -. ~,
man. anu A's'eau g. inspiring " WIN iee''
inSs Of pride and admiration, beget only
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF a VALUABLE
FARM and LOT.

HNHE undersigned, by virtue of the Decree
Il Of the Circuit Court for Carroll county,
as Court Of Equity, passed in the case where.
in John I. 0rndorff, Trustee, is Complainant,
and Mary L. 0rndorif and Adam Zimmer.
man, Administrators Of Peter +. Orndorff,
deceased, and others, are Defendants, No.
1850, will offer the Real Estate in said cause
decreed 70 be sold, at Public Sale, to the
highest bidder, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, 27th of DECEMBER, 1878,
at ! o'clock, p. NJ, as follows, to witt
In the first place, the undersigned will offer
for sale Farm containing
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Notice to Creditors.

NO. 1921 EQUITY.
~ me Circuit Court for Carroll Comfy
John Taylor and others VS.. David NJ
UIrick and others.
~ oLlvE is hereby given to the creditors
y. OF Mary Taylor, deceased. 10 tile the; ,
CHAINS, properly proven and authent;catsd
WIN ,u me Cserk Of the Circuit Court for Car,
r lo county, IN Equity, on or before The MI
Pee. !, 1873. J.J.BAUMGARTNER
~ "7He AuIsto.
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REV. THOMAS GUARD

4 N baltimore, will deliver a I.ecbnro =,
~ =, Sstf- Gorsrameat'i at Centeparv NJ u"
= =. Church, on Monday, December ain a II
r. N. Tickets 90 cents. Children undas
ysSts, 70 cents Tickets for sale at Ire past
Vv'nSe, ". =, liggets, Denton Gehr's. and
- =. Noisuuu 3. dac f..1t
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NO. 1869 EQUITY

NO. 1869 EQUITY.
IN me Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Jacob Nusbaum VS.. Dennis Butler and Mary
Ann Butler.
GRDERED this Sd day Of December 1874
~ that the account of The Auditor 6led ~
TINS cause be finally ratified and Confirmed
unless cause 70 the contrary be shown on n,
before the ed instant; provided a cow ~
THIS order. be inserted in some newsnsn a.
pnohs1ed IN Carroll county, for two successive
weeks before the last named day. ''N's's'''
r. JN0. B. BOYLE, Clerk.
uee VIZ JNo. b. Boyle. CLERK
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NOTICE
10 the Citizens of Westminster

INhE Mayor and Common Council NJ
l. Westminster will meet nj the Court
House, IN the Office of the Register Of Wills
on the 18th and 18th of December. lsTa' y,
+. M, for the purpose Of hearing the annli.
cations Of citizens for the adjusting Of ali liz
ierences in valuation to and for the increase
or abatement Of any erroneous ossessman,
and for making transfers
by order Of the Board,
dec cot Ni'N1 ~,
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In New York, early on Sunday morning
the brig Mattano, lying in the stream On IN
the Battery, was boarded by seven masked
men, all young, who, on being challenged
by the captain, shot him in the 10
severely woundinghim. They then gagged
ana bound the mate and steward, and
while two Of their number mounted euard
over then, tho Others iorcibly took from
the captains wife two gold watches, three
gold chains, two gold rings SIT with rubies.
and 40 The jewelry Is valued at $1,000.
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i oaquesiioHdJty The Best Sustained Work Of
the Aiad IN he World."
HARPER'S MAGAZINE.

noileIs oF THE l'Eiass,--The ever Increasing CHM
p ms excellent monthly proves IL cohtnu,
W. ~ ~ pgpuiar desires and needs Indeed
ss.iy month, we mist consider IL a. one Of the en.
H. ~ Mel n entertainers " the public mind r
s,, VA, lopuiarty mas been won by no appeal 10
80 ~ ehAfncter which this Maga.ile POSSESSES lor
a s. enterprise artistic wealth aud literary cnl.
ILL., a. M KEPT pace with " il has not led the
Justinanls complaceicy. Il also entities them 10
graz eihim upon the public gratitude, The Htsu.
liz ny uole gqol and not evil all the days Of il.
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The New York World says The Re
publican Journals are ehorusing that Mr..
Fernando Wood selected as the Democratic
candidate for Speaker Of the House Of
Representatives, voted for the back pay
grab. He did not He was not 10 Wash
ingtop when the bill came up for action.
We have Mr. Woods authority for saying
that had he been able to be present in the
House he should have voted against that
measure. win the .Ssafiael make a note
Of il.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-12-06

The Forty-Third Congress commenced
the long session on Monday last. This is
the first Congress which has assembled
under the new and increased apportion-
ment 10 the House Of Representatives,
making the number Of members 292. The
administration holds 1875 seats, giving il a
majority Of 81, or two-thirds Of the whole.
The opposition viii be in a greater minor
ity than in the last Congress, as it then
numbered Ill members out Of 2l3, and
now there are but 81 democrats and lib
erals in total Of 292. This Is one Of tbe
effects of the Greeley movement.
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The american Farmer for December,
closes the year with number Of great
value and interest. This old journal while
maintaining its solid character keeps
abreast Of the age in everything connected
with the Improvement Of our agriculture.
Its contents are varied and seasonable, and
deserve the attention Of our farmers. The
publishers promise some additional attrac-
lions for the new year, and offer the last
three numbers Of 1873 free to all new
subscribers whose names are received this
month. Published by Saml. Sands & Son,
Baltimore, Nd, at l.50 year, or at 81
in clubs Of FIVE or more. Specimen num-
bers sent free.
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HARPER's WEEKLY.

"a MSoIlcts 90 rnE PREss.-The Bsety is the abiea
IL oNerinl Illustrated periodical published
and carry much weight lis lllstrationsof
~, events are full and fresh and are prepared
' ~ ~ utslgnefs With circulation Of Loon
aud n, y read by at least hafa million persons
,,aau ~ lnnuence AS an organ Of opinion Is simply
IN, MI Ihe hoekig maintains positive posi-
.i,i n ~. presses decided views on political and
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Abstract Of the Message.

W;fboat f,llow;,o the ardar af The do.
umept itself We shall beg;n osr abstrac,
Of The mensaee with what 4 said mon ~
subject az Cuba the Viry;nius ,ffair AM
our relations with Spain. The Presidep,
makes note Of the weleome events which
fallowed the incarceration AZ the snan;sh
Renublic specifv;nc' the abolition af "a.
very IN Porto Rico the release of several
thousand persons i1lleeallv held AZ slayss
a Cuba lie order for t6e resto,nt;on ],
the seouestered estates az American e;t;.
zens ana The revocation az tbe no,er u
M Capta;n Generals ~ Cuba Il - as;ds
me orders Of tteir superiors At Madr;d
These liberal measures encountered violent
onnositioo from the react;opsrv slaveholders
~ HavapaT and tbis latter haneful ;ufluenre
st;,I ex;sts defv;ug ne homo Covsrnment
IF Spain Il IA usurped The powers If
government IN Cuba Il exbapstino the
: n IN ;sl.nd q do;n. ~. -
variance with the pr;incinles AZ ;nst;ce ana
4 i hanea that n The ;nterpsfs ~ buman.
nv and az civilization tb;s evil ;nauence
NAV be averted
Referr;no d tbe natter of The y;r,;.
,iux ali The circumstapces attending which
are now well-kuoVu. nc Presids1t saws
that tho snap;sb Coyernment ia rocco.
nized the ;ust;ce If our demand and bss
arrancod ~ ia iiu,sa,5;ate deliver ~ nv
vesaes AZ me s,,,verder e. m s,,5v;vo ~
e., s.l,.t<. A.. ~. a. - -~.-...a.-.-s.
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President Grant has rendered the posi-.
tlon Of Chief Justice Of the United States
70 the Hon. George H. Williams, Of Ore.
gon. Col. B. II Bristow, Of Kentucky
Is TO succeed Mr.. Williams as Attorney
General.
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Commissioners Notice.

ME County. Commissioners Of Cared,
a county, will meet at their Office n Wsss'
Minister on the fiRsr MONDAY or J.x,,.r,,..
io'a' Tor The transaction Of business.
dec 9 1t D1A a. BUSH,
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Letter from the West.

Conductor Bressler has been reinstated on
the Western Maryland Railroad.
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nvstais oF THE PRErs.rhe Basar Il edited with
o. tart and talent seldom find many
s.a.ai, snd the journal Itself is the organ Of the
h'sa' "ofid OF fashion, Boaoa 1rurt7er.
ihe Hear commends itselfto every tnemhcrofthe
the children By droll and pretty pic
MI, " INC Young ladies by It's iashi0n.paes u
s.r variety 20 the providen matrou by is pet
~ tne chilrens clothes TO pdtedmaias BY Us
s y, aessns Tor embroidered slippers and luxn
Is gowns. But the Teadinglnatier OF ne
~ 49,. = uniformly Of great excellence. The paper
~ aslultel wide popularity for the frcside en-
loyineiil II afoIds.-N T. Krsliag fos
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James Doyle, of this city, killed two hogs,
this week, weighing S474 and 3l6 pounds.
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IN The municipal election al Mobile on
Tuesday The entire Democratic ticket was
elected BY from 70 200 to 800 majority.
Last yesr the Republicans carried iheeity
BY 1000 out Of a voting population Of
J 1000
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THE U.EEkLY UORLD

Is our great edition lWcdneSiay) for tbo
Il contains - The Latest Prices ttelcrranheo UNIV
all the Markets OF the United Staesl of II,a mn
Country Produce, General Produce OF evc, aasyck
Europe. The Farmers Page With ali ~ ,Vi y. And
Of the fannon Club ofthe American Insiiin,un olis
tens from practical farmers and scientific g5ise et
on proht,Ain,ie farming j Page for the rsoIan
frst-raie Novels during the year J. All he SS W So
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Poultry is plenty in our market, and dressed
turkeys and geese sell from IA to l6 cents per
pound.
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8 THE UORLDp

nn - PARK ROW. NEW YORK
10 the Daily Semi.wcckly, or Weekly nstb use.sM
above mates before April l. 1874. we win pretiy x,
dec6
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Andrew stratton, aged ~, and biz
daughter, aged 2 years, have starved 70
death at Rridgeton, N. j.