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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-03-13

This is the season for the fishermen TO
make their preparations for casting in
their nets. II is also the season for the
= fishers Of men = 70 meet in church con-
feTences, many Of which are now in ses-
sion in various parts Of the cOuntry, order
ing and supervising their respective moral
enterprises The extra session Of the q.
s. Senate still continues, spirited debate
having sprung up in which there Is very
little gold but great deal Of Pinchback
counterfeit the chances for the coffee
eolored claimant, under the manipulations
Of his especial friend Morton, are sensibly
diminishing beneath the willy intrigues Of
Grant in behalf Of his brother-in-lav Ca
sey, whose promotion to that place has
been the desire Of his heart for two years
past The trial of the Brooklyn evangel-
ist still dragS its slow length along with a
prospect Of Terminating somewhere this
side Of the millennium, the devotion of
Plymouth church rising with the 0lymp-
ian height Of the testimony against the
beloved yet prosecuted pastor, and the
lachryms Of brother Shearman of the
counsel for the defendant stopping over
occasionally as the melo-drania progresses.
If the Black Hills expedition win divide
the spoil with Lieutenant Fred, the Sec
rotary Of War, Grant, Babeock aud Sher-
idan, win all look another way and be un-
able to see what is going on in the gold re-
gion Of the Indian reservation. sob, the
snow, the beautiful snow would it would
pack its trunk aud 60, is the burden Of
evsrybody's song about this tine. as il is
believed that we can now get along with
what we have had until next winter.
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Foreign Aaairs.

Three iron.ohd war vessels aud 1900
troops are to be sent to Cuba at an early
day.
Rev. Mr.. Spurgeon has been obliged to
leave England for the Continent on account
Of his health
kilograms received in London from
China says that a civil war in that country
is considered imminent
Harriet Mary Churchill, a greatgrand-
daughter of Sir Robert Walpole, died
recently IN England, in her Dist year
Adyices from Buenos Ayres say that
the wool clip in that region will be from
$4,000 to 10000 bales below the average
The French government attempted to
buy 10000 horses in Germany recently,
but the Emperor forbid the expectation OF
horses.
A riot occurred recently among the
Chinese prisoners in the Singapore Jail,
and sixty -seyen persons were killed, inelu-
ding fourteen Of the wardens,
The London managers of the Anglo
ameticdh Naoic nave ueciueu W isu"es
the rates for messages between New York
and Great Britain and between New York
aud France to fifty cents per word, on and
after May /, 1875.
Advices from Asia Minor state that the
famine in that country is causing terrible
distress. In one district alone 10000
persons have died since the commencement
OF the famine. The population OF tins
district before the famine was $4,000.
FRANcE-Marshal Mac ahon has Sc
cured fourth ministry, as follows But
fet, Minister of the Interior Dataurc,
Justicei Leon Say, Finance; Walloon, Pub
lie Instructions Vieompie de MeauA, of
the Right, Agriculture, Duke DeeaIes,
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Tue AnKAEsAs REsoLuroS-I the
President satisfied with the response Of
Congress to his late threatening message
in reference to Arkansas Is the passage
efthe resolution, BY vote Of l47 TO so,
declaring il 70 be the Judgment of the
House that no interference with the exist.
ing government Of that State by any De-
partment of the United States is advisable,
Sufficient to stay his hand, or viii he adopt
Gen. Buffers view, that the passage of the
force bin BY the Honse is an offset to its
action upon the Arkansas resolution, and
warrant % the President to take the
hish-hauded measures threatened by him
IN bis Arkansas message. Has he ths
hardihood . carry out his implied threat
We shall see
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-03-13

THE THIRD TERM.-The Chicago Times
thinks that Grants third term aspirations
have greatly simpli6ed the next Presiden-
tial contest, 1t Is now perfectly evident,
il says, that il will not Be and cannot be
made contest on any question Of admin
istrative policy. In its essence il Is to be
a contest between the Monarchy, repre-.
sented BY the irresponsible fixture in the
Executive chair, and the Republic, repre-
sented by the heterogeneous elements In
thenew Congress If the Times be true
IN its conjecturcs, no platforms win be
needed The contest win simply be, in
the huudredth year Of our history,
Republic or a Monarchy. On the side Of
the Republic will be the Democrats and
the Liberal Republicans. On the side Of
a Monarchy Grant and his legion Of Office
holders,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-03-13

Our agricultural readers win End two
interesting articles on the fourth page Of
this issue. One is from the pen Of Mr..
Thomas Maddox, Of Washington county,
Nd. written for the 1nsezicaa Farmer,
showing how farming in Maryland may be
improved, and that farming pays better in
Maryland than il does in the West The
other Is a crop report, submitted 10 the
Guupowder Agricultural Club, Of Balti-
more county, BY Mr.. 7. T. Gorsuch, a
member Of the Club, in which, it seems to
us that the product is out of proportion to
the cost Of phOsphates and other fertilizers
employed. Nevertheless, the report is
interesting, as showing certain results from
certain means and processes in the pro-
duction Of said crops.
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THE ARMIES or EuRopR.-The armies
of Europe are now larger than ever. That
Of Germany contains in round numbers
more than million and half Of men;
that of Russia, million and a quarter;
that of France, over million; that Of
Austria, $50, 000i that Of Italy, $50, 600;
and that Of England, 100000. In ali
more than four millions aud half Of able
bodied men employed in the military SER
vice at an aggregate expense, without
counting the loss Of their abstraction from
productive pursuits, Of not less than three
thousand millions Of dollars year
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The new postal cards are to be Of a vio
let blue tint. The border and all directions
as to where and how To write name aud
address will be dispensed with, A mono.
gram formed Of the letters ~. s. will DO
printed on the card Ia black Ink. This
will be on the upper left-hand corner,
across which win be the words POSTAL
Card" The vignette--l.iberty, with her
luxuriaut ,resses hanging down her back
and confined BY caP-adorns tho upper
left.hand corner The new cards will be
Identical 10 size with the old ones.
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An antique aphorism runs somewhat
in this wise where God builds his
Church the Bowl Is sure 10 build his
Chapel Thls would seem to be confirm
ed 70 some extent, BY the following, which
we clip from the Cecil Wig:
ssThe religious rsvivals in Elkton, this
winter, have not been void Of bad blood be-
tween the sects. Burns sang mankind is
unco weak
We are informed that there has been a
gtaeIous revival in all the Elkton Churches,
thiswinter. Extraordinary meetings have
been held Besides the regular lenten
services in the Episcopalian and Catholic
churches, the Episcopalians have held a
EMISSION, the Methodist and Presbyterian
churches have held bible readings, prayer
meetings, general class meetings, and ether
services, every afternoon and evening;
while the union MONDAY prayer meetings
in which all the sects united, were kept
up at the Town Hall, daily, from u to |
o'clock. And yet, "bad blood was en-,
- -. -. - ]
See how these Christians love, some
untoward thing would happen to set them
all BY the ears. 'Alas, for the rarity Of
| christian charity under the sftn - IL was
l...-..s.. -. e,,n.
- 1 ..z-.... s.l.'e =. !,
Uz-"Now there was day when the sous
Of God came to present themselves before
the Loru, ana satan came aiso among
Them Andwh auestioned-aWhenc
-. .lS o, 1 ap
soN'' 'ON'
going to and fro in the earth, and from
,w.lL;,, NJ, .,d do,,n IN ~ 7. bo No,
"A.A5 " SUI Wv" :" " ~ w
walking up aud down IN the earth still
and 4 n an, n,arval that be was nraaao,
IN Eiktop at the union prayer meetings
Ue Il s,re N ON IN Church rs offen a,
=, -.
the Ohurch Is opened, whoever may stay
al home; aud whenever a revival break.
OUT, nc Is pouho 70 DC On manu- IN oh'
form or another: for she ever goeth about
~.
as loaI1ns noni sesAhsS "hon NC ma,
deyour
n;.....;.,, ,,...,.,,,.. =, 49,. a.. D..
Disseus'o" eon.i"ues W 'e'si '"e iio'eh
tant Episcopal Church. We copy the
e,llnw;,o, f,,,, ,ho R,g,;,,o.. ar,,,;.,,,
'oAos wy -'"''' wv
OF wednesday
The Standing Committee of the MARYLAND
Diocese on Monday voted agains, Rsbon,
elect De Koyen and Jaryer. Twenty.6y
committees have voted On Dr ia Koven'
case, al which nine have decided NJ IL layo,
and sixteen against him, Only twenty no
cesar Committees have as vel taken M Dr.
Jaerer's case. and Of these ali hut ave have
voted % confirm him.
In the Mount Calvary Church case Il will
be remembered that about month aeo n,
Standing Committee presented The Rev. 10.
seph Riehey and Rev. G.B. Perry. rector and
ass;ssane RECTOR N Mount Calvary pyo,es,au,
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CHAsGk ~ POSTAGE by late act
Of Congress the rate Of postage on news
papers and nserchau9;se has been changed
TO one cent for one ounce instead Of one
pent for two ounces, as heretofore. Per
sons mailing transient newspapers and
merchandise should remember this, as No
package Of that kind can be forwarded
unless prePaisfia faH The law took effect
on Tuesday.
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FOR SALE.

"A Handsome Double Brick
"A House, s-stories high, with AN ~
Mansard Roof, Bath Room, Hln{ArlA
Water Closet, &c. Two Par tst3,14A.
Tors, Hall u feet vide, Dining Room pan-
Try, &c on first floor; large Stable. Rr;eL
Chicken House, &C., surrounded by anon.
two Acres Of Ground. Situated az Gscan
street. Westminster, Carroll county. win
make terms Of payment % suit. "'
PIERRE G. DUGAN.
mar iS-ot - Lexington 81. Balt;u,o,.
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DIVIDEND NoTICE

cerrAi Comfy sasinss Bamk, Of Unioa.o,,n
~<-p March 9Th, 1875.
'hE President and Directors ofih Bank
=, - have Ibis day declared the Annual DIV.
iDEND Of EIGHT PER CENT. on the
eaplisl, and FIVE PER CENT. on H.
Monthly aaa Weekly Deposits, payable on
mrlasi' WM n. STARR, Treasarer
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Notice to Creditors.

uIiCE Is hereby given that the sub.
seriher has obtained from the Orphans
coart OF Carroll county letters testamentar,
on the estate Of
JOHN STEPHAN,
late OF Carroll county, deceased. All nor.
sons having claims against The deceasaa ~,
hereby warned to exhibit the same viii H.
vouchers thereof, legally Authenticated ~
me subscriber, en- or before the a,b dav .,
veiohef next; they may otherwise Lv Ia, !.
DC excluded from all benefit of said estate
ate payment """s '''''ne'
March, 1876. s "" aay OF
mar la4t E.-i
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Pipes and matches cost ne insurance
companies very dearly, in houses, barns,
&e. The ~ineendiary fires" 50 often re-
ported. are many Of them, no doubt, due
70 these causes. Men viii smoke. and
they will carry matches loosely in their
pockets They light their pipes or cigars,
and throw the matches down mechanical
y, perhaps hurriedly, and hasten away,
not thinking Of fire, and presently barn,
Or stable, Or dwelling, is on FIRE, and the
FIRE Is attributed 70 some incendiary.
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iANE IsOST.-Mr. James n au;.o.
q Marheldnburg, lost IN Wes,rn,. s'so y,
.he "a OF March, large laurel enne '' viii w
representation Of an cages head rarsa ,i' ., =
she handle, which curves naturalIv n I'm ~
anuef wili be literally rewarded. II ~.
ns restored 70 Mr.. Allison, OF broAeh 4 s ,Ss
mar i8.af
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NOTICE.

"A meeting for the purpose o. - si'TSiIIi
"A TWELVE DIRECTORS ~ Xfl
FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE lNsUh ~ 4
GO. Of Dug Hill, Carroll county, fos M, NJ Ia
suing year, will be held at the office 9' 2,
Secretary, in Manchester, on SAio
GEO. BIxLkh
mar cite Pesias~'
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DEEP Run ITENs.-St. Matthias did not do
his work we'll, as nearly as much snow has
fallen, and ice made since tina, time, as pre-
yiously.
On the 9th nltimo, Mr.. Z. Yeiser was en-
gagged in hauling stone to Shriver's tannery.
at Union Mills, on the county road, near
David b. Earhart's, when he discovered that
The hind wheels Of the wagon we're slipping
from the read, and shortly after the front
wheels did the same, causing the wagon to
upset, fortunately no damage was done.
The horse disease is prevailing in our neigh
borhood. /; is similar to quincy, but has
been favorably treated by powders and lini.
ments. A horse owned by f. Zepp has had
the farcy, it is improving, and will recover.
William Bish is preparing to build a new
bank barn next simmer. The Messrs. Shri-
yer will soon erect . large bark shed.
Horses are bringing fair prices; Samuel
Geeting has sold a young horse for $3.50, and
I. YeiseT a young mare for $3.50.
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Reserps from the New Hampshire eIec-
ton are yet Incomplete The Republicans
win most likely have small majority IN
the House, and win, therefore, elect their
Governor, but tho Democrats have secured
a majority Of The Council, which viii be
in the way Of removals from Office The
Democrats have certainly elected two of
the three Congrezmen.
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NO. lsIo EQUITY.

NO. 1910 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
oeorge hoontz vs.. Sarah A. Hull, Admins.
trairix OF William II. Hull, deceased.
and others.
this l2ih day Of March, A. d.
Auditor filed in this cause be finale ra, is
and confirmed unless cause 10 the oan,rars
thereof be shown on or before the both day z,
March, instanti provided copy Of this order
De inserted for two successive weeks bafora
the last named day IN some newsnaner ss I'M
lishsd ia Carroll county. pun,
~. FRANK 7. SHAW, Clerk.
mar is,n Faux T. SHAW, Clerk.
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:, =. @'1' loF0 FQITT1.
IN the cireuit Court for Carroll County.
stephen b. stocksdale, Executor Of Mords.
eai y cockey, deceased, VS.. Lewis p
9. GOrsuch aud Wife.
OkDEREn ,his 9th day Of March A n
~ 1910, that the account Of The A"d;,n,
MED N this cause be finally ratified and caD'
hrmed unless cause to the contrary ibsrea,
De shown o. on before the 3Ist day az Mnreh
instant; provided a copy Of this order he \; ~
s ser'eu Tor TWO successive weeks before tbe
= c named day in some newspaper published
Tn. H.. FRANK 7. SHAW, Clerk.
hlar ls.N FRANK T. SuAK. ClnrL
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MANCHESTER IrEns. 0ne evening last week
as Miss Ellen Bixler was going down Main
Street, she fell on Mr.. Lilly's pavement, and
was injured so badly that she was unable 10
get home without assistance DR.. I. A.
Shower rendered the necessary surgical aid.
and she is doing very well.
Tho Carroll Association intend to play East
Lynn, IN this place, next week.
The physicians Of this place have been kept
very busy for severaiweeks; pneumonia Is The
prevailing disease. Mr.. Lamar H. Kelley,
son Of james Kelley, who has been very iii
for some time with dropsy, is still in critical
condition.
A hog belonging 10 Mr.. Jesse Sherman.
which was Bit by mad dog some time ago,
took a Ct Of hydrophobia on last Sunday eve
ming, and dog belonging 70 Mr.. Samuel
fingling, which was bit at the same time,
was taken with iit on Monday; both animal,
were dispatched before they could DO an,
harm.
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In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
John @. Fritchey, Assignee, vs. Joshua De.
ley and Elizabeth RnSloy, his wife.
IN the matter Of the sale Of certain land
Il and premises, by virtue Of power Of sale
contained In a mortgage from Joshua Boslsy
aud Elizabeth Bosley, his wife, to Theodore
l.. Fritehey, TO secure the payment Of eerisL
single bills, or bills obligatory, and BY ihe
said Theodore l.. Fritchey assigned to JsA1
@. Friichey, as therein and thereby described
and filed in said court
0RDRRED this Ilth day Of March, A. =.
1916, that the sale made and reports, b
John +. Smith and Charles I. Reilsndef,
agents aud attorneys appointed to make -
sale in pursuance OF the premises Of ~
mortgage, be and the same Is hereby haalg
ratified and confirmed unless cause TO ~
contrary be shown on or before the lSlh dsl
OF April next; provided copy Of this Oia.'
be inserted in some newspaper published Z
Carroll county, Maryland, once week Y
three successive weeks previous TO the ~
day os April next. The report states ID
amount OF sale 10 be Si0,4i0.
WIN. N. HAYDEN
Judge ofthe CT Tour,
True copy,-Tesl
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Joshua Griffin and George Wheeler
both eolored, werc executed yesterday
Tho first At Belair and the ether Al Easson
for the murder of two white women.
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Commissioners, Notice.

uiE County. Commissioners Of car,olt
= county, viii meet at their Office. II wss,i ~
MN on the first MoSnAr az Arm,
1872 tor the transaction Of business "'
MARIA. JABEz'A. BUSH,
- nl..i. q
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HEAvY SSov SToRN-TRAIS DETAINED.
Sunday, March 9TH inst. will long be remem
hered as one Of the most dlsasreeahe and
stormy days that has occurred for number
of years. With the approach Of daylight q
strong east wind began blowing, and ahou,
7 o'clock snow fell, At times il seemed to
come in sheets, and so thick and heavy was
the fall that it was almost binding, and con.
tinned until o'clock, aud was then followed
by min and hail which lasted until about 10
O'Clock at night, when the atmosphere grew
colder, and the rain turned 10 snow. The
morning train from Hagerstown ON Monday
was fifty minutes behind time at this place,
owing to the heavy drifts west of Union
Rndge. The storm IN the east, wesi, and
north, Is said to have been the seYerest of the
season. In many places the snow was two
feet deep, causing almost total suspension
Of travel.
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Ar BRAEEs.-An excursion train, con.
tanning the Directors and number of invited
guests, passed over the Western MARYLAND
Railroad on Saturday last, for the purpose of
teziing the Longhbridge air brakes. The
train was in charge Of Conductor Scott, and
ran through to williamspoTt, where some
time was spent. They then returned to Ha-
seFstowp, where they dipsd, and enjoyed
sleigh ride. The inventor Of the brakes was
on the train and operated them to the entire
satisfaction Of the President and Directors.
The brakes will be used on all passenger
trains hereafter.
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Twelve n,ea.beIs Of Congress haze ssssd
within The last thsss months, tie last be-
Ing Hoa James Baiinson, o. Fail River,
Massachusetts.
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MORTGAGEE'S SALE
or
Available Farm.

THE undersigned, by virtue Of povsr d
Il sale in Mortgage made to him by Ca
oline Hipkle, dated October s, 1859, AID le
corded amongst the Real Estate Mortar
Records Of Carroll county, Maryland, ia liba
j. ID, b., No. 5, Folio %, Nc, will, on
Monday, The Oh day Of April, lS15
at " O'Clock, NJ. on the premises, offer ihs
Real Estate in said Mortgage mentioned, II
Public Sale, to the highest bidder.
Said Real Estate is situate 10 n,rcdor
district, Carroll county, Maryland, about on
mile north from Hoods Mill and the Bali
more and Ohio Railroad, and lies on Il
public road leading from Westminster, Va,
TO the City Of Washington, and contains
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FISKssugG iFENs. MarGh confines TO its
original programme, snow one day, sunshine
next, and snow and rain the third. We are
told perseverance, will accomplish is object,
Now, il the object TO be gained in this case Is
an early and favorable spring, we ought surely
to be content.
The routine of our village was broken on
the 4th instant by the marriage of Mr. VIM.
Gist, Of the neighborhood of Emory, and Miss
Kate Little, daughter of George Little, Of this
place. Ceremony performed by Rev S. b.
Treadway. The Juveniles of the village gave
them n serenade more noisy than musical.
Mr.. Robert Williams died at his mother
residence, in the vicinity of Providence, on
the 4th instant, at eight o'olock p. N. He
had been confined to the house for nearly
year with consumption. His protracted i'll.
ness was borne with becoming christian resig-
nation. Deceased was an esteemed member
Of Mount Zion church, of this place, and for
9 number Of years previous to his illness sn-
perintendent Of the Sunday School. He was
buried at Providence church on the morning
OF the 9Th instant, Services by Rev A. u.
Dick, assisted by Rev, S, b. Treadway.
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True eopy,--Tesl;
mar is.si FRANK T. SHAW, CLERK
40. lb2a EQUITY.

NO. 1870 EQUITY.
Ia the Circuit Court for Carroll County, IS
Court Of Equity.
The Carroll County Building Assoeia,n,''
No. ], Of Manchester, vs.. REIN J.
Warehime and Wife.
nRDERED this sth day Of March, a. .
~ 1875, that the sale made and IePonn
BY The Carroll County Building As'ssss I.
ton, No. I, of Manchester under and y
virtue Of the power of sale contained % ,
mortgage in the proceedings in this g.
mentioned, be ratified and confirmed unts
cause TO the contrary thereof be shown q \
before the 10Th day Of April next pros'.a
a copy Of this order be inserted in some PC.
paper published in Carroll county, cnes
each OF three successive weeks before me n
LIST day Of April next. The report states
amount Of sale 10 be $4,000.
WIN. n. HAYDEN,
Judge Of the c. OouiA
True copy.--resi ~
marls.s, FRANK T. SHAW, clsn.
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Lot at Public Sale.

E TUESDAY,, the sOih Of MARCH
~ ~ ~ clock, M, will sell a lot con.
Sa.s Z AehEs, well fenced; has choice
,sr, ~ ~ lrIl. tIeesi excellent spring Of wa
: ma hs ~ enl9nIown pike, three-quarters az
time coa' "e .sIa Also at the same
furniture gov : she.es' household aud kitchen
hand bills. e.Hapf ssfuSsiars see
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The case of Airhart Winters vs.. Horace l.
Brooke ct al. is still on trial at Towsoniovn,
and will not be concluded before some tine
next week.
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We return thanks TO our corps OF local cor.
respondents for their vigilance and activity in
forwarding to the Advocate the news Of their
respective neighborhoods
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The ease OF David Jean vs.. I. n. Reid. Ga
Tuesday was removed from the Great Court
for Baltimore county to this county.