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NOTICE.

Nsw WINDSOR, Mn, June 20, 1876
NOTICE is hereby given % The s,ooL
~ holders Of the Calvert COLLEGE Ednco.
uonal Society of Carroll county. that an
election of Seven Trustees to manace he
affairs Of said Society for the ensuing wear
VIII be held at the Office OF said Soc;efy <,
New Windsor, Carroll county, Nd, on Sat'
s~ddy, august 5th, 1876, between lie hnnrs ~
four and seven o'clock, b. IN. 800 y
by order Of the Board,
JOB HIBBERD, President.
hluAsAS SrorpFER, Scc'y.
july LIT
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However the Presidential canvass may
terminate, one gratifying result is assured
already-Blaine and Morton are both
dead. These men---one in the House and
the other in the Senate both strove TO
rekindle the smouldering embers of the
war, for personal and party ends, and both
have been quietly laid upon the shelf
Retributive justice never overlook two
bold bad men, who more richly deserved
their fate.
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Notice to Creditors.

TNHlS is 10 give notice, that the subscriber
a hath obtained from the Orphans Court
Of Carroll county letters of administration oa
the personal estate of ="
HANSON LEATHERWooD.
late Of said county, deceased. An nor,
sons having claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same Will
the vouchers thereof legally aaIhcntieaird
70 the subscriber, on or before the Isth day
OF january, next; they may otherwise bv law
be excluded from all benefit of said estate
Given under my hand this iatI, day os
June, 1876. "
ANN LEATHERwooD.
Jun lI-it- Administrative
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presiden, Grant is severely but justly
esnsured for not being present at tho
Centennial celebration in Philadelphia.
L was his bounden duty to be there. The
Emperor Of Brazil was present, and took
his place IN line, but the President was
absent
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Tllden, Hendricks, and Reform,

Tie Democrats aud Conservatives, and all
who favor Reform and Relreuchmoa9dt,' are
invited to unite in the formation of lllden
and lIendnck' Climb, this Saturday erelhng'
al 8 o'cloek, ut the hall In the "a story oPpoo'
site Mr.. Gernand store, oyerJudge Manlsoy
Law office. Turn Out, enmnsse. iy order
DEMOCRATIC EX. COMMITTEE,
For the Seventh District.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NJ hEkEAS letters testamentary 10 ibe
Nv estate Of George G. Zouck, late ~
lisnoyef Borough, York county, pennsylvania.
have been granted TO the subscribers ali nsr
sons indebted 2 the said estate are rcaaested
y make immediate payment, and those hav.
w einlms o. demands neainst the estate az
s .a..q aeesdcni win make known the same
HENRY G. z0UcK.
ne,,,eT.toNn, Baltimore Co, MAJ.
july f-4ts n.
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An enthusiastic ratification meeting was
held 4 Woodbury., baltimore county, on
Tho ~ hist and Il Wv asserted hui he
Whole q The reform sote 81 las. iaII VIII
be east solid for TiIisn AID Hendricks.
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DIvIpENp.

Flesf k4y. BssK ~ gesr,,ske,,.
-. Ee,i1'sasfey, M J.ms an, tSsg
~ ffes'dsai epa Directors have AZ.
Wy asolhted Sqpd. Annual Dividend ~
flRE PIN cEHT.
% g. ~ ygH'ai Steek N tiir Bank. pasa,.,,.
ielypst 1",' y vEiM
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Owing 70 The extraordinary pressure
upon our columas, this week, We are com
PEELED to defer, until our nczi,thc accouu.
q the Planting Of Tie Memorial Tree and
STONE, on the evening Of the Fourth, ii
this city.
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naulprd's annual ssle Of thoroughbred
ysarllpss loqk pIaes Thursday week. rlear
Lexington 81. Thirty sis hosd brought
~ t'9a, y ~ aretage POI head u ea97
said 2 be the hiRhesi eyer k,psap IL
fhis country. =
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.


MgEriNH on rls SUn0OL B0AgD. The day
Of the regular monthly meeting Of tho School
Board happening to occur on the 81 day o.
July, which was made legal holiday for tins
centennial year, a short session was held, 1T
which but little business was transacted.
To gu vacancies in trustee boards, the FOL
lowing appointments were made and confirm
cd.
Mr.. Abraham Greider for Ebb Vale, IN
place OF John Massemore, who resigned.
Mr. David Cassol, ut Mountain View IN
plaed Of Samuel Forney, moved away.
Messrs. j. Jacob Feeser, William uoaek,
aud Jacob IL. Baum, OF Wisners school, IN
case said school shall be re'Opened.
Messrs. Samuel Wants. David Il. Morelock,
and Simon Petry, for Bear Mount.
A communication in reference to the school
trustees for Oak Grove, in tho lst election
district, was postponed, in order to afford the
parties interested time to harmonize and or
gunize board of trustees that will be gener.
ally acceptable to the people of that school
district
The use of Elsworth's copy.books, it
advised by the Examiner with view TO
economy was approved, but not 10 the exclu-
sion OF all other kinds
A proposition to Increase and regraduate
the book fees to be paid by the pupils, was
deferred until the next meeting.
An application having been made for the
use on the 4th OF July Of the gas jets belong
ing to Central Hall ol-house, permission
was given on condition that the Jets all in
proper order be replaced not later than the
9TH, or the 9th.
Should the Examiner, in consequence of
sickness or any other unavoidable cause, find
it necessary 10 hold special examinations of
teachers or applications, his aciion will be
approved.
The filling of vacant scholarships in W. NJ.
College was postponed until the next meeting.
An application for school furniture to be
supplied to the African school in Westmins.
ter, was postponed for the present, with the
understanding that supplies will be furnished
before the opening of the school in September.
The Board adjourned until Monday, the 9TH
day of August.
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Almiebiy God, our heavenly Father, W.
adore ind worship Thee rs The nll. xisa and
pli poweffg GnaioF 81 heaven md earth. he
ephipoteRt ruler Of al men and aniions. and
the most bqantifui Henefaeiot Of all mankind.
Wethank Thee ihat with the many thousands
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l3 Square Perches Of Lam,

more or less, and being the same lOlg
OF land conveyed 10 the said Michael y
ster by Clemency II. Webster, By Der /
ing date October 9ih 1872, and 80
among tho Land Records OF CaFToll &c
in Liber ]. D. b., No. ~, folio lis@
And ! hereby give notice that oa
Monday, Sit Of July, al | o'ci'et \
at the Court House door, ! will Offer de.
property, so seized and taken IN eSesss
Public Sale, 10 the highest bidder, ~, r. Z
JAMES W. Wlllls
july s-ts Ss
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What has become Of the Democratic wise
acres who insisted that Grant would be
renominated BY the Republicans for third
term. Reading Pa. Times
The Belknap, Babcock and 0rvil Grant
exposures, rendered Grants contemplated
candidacy impossible. But for these, the
silent man would have been in the place
Of Hayes.
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Examiners Notice.

rT1IlE undersigned Examiners, appointed
l. by virtue OF commission issued 10 them
by The Coanty Commissioners OF Carroll
county, to open public road in said county,
commencing at Samuel q. Harden's gate
which leads to Mineral Hill Mine, from the
county road running from the Liberty road to
the Nicodemus road thence running through
the lands of Samuel G.. Harden and James
W. Tyson, on the most practicable route TO
the ford on Big Morgan's Run, known as
Tensfelds Ford, near an old saw mill
thence running on or between the lands OF
John Gore, Joshua Beasman, and Vim. Beas.
man, upon the most practicable route TO the
land of VIM. Trott and Edward A. Cassell
thence throuchthe lands ofthe said VIM. Trott
aud Edward A. Cassell thence through the
lands of the said VIM. Trott until il intersccts
the bed OF an old road thence continuing on
or near said road between the land of Vim.
Philips, James A. Hughes, & Bro, Samuel 4.
Bennett aud Joshua Philips thence through
the lands of Catherine II. Bennett, to or near
Oakland Church, still continuing on or near
said road through the lands ofW. d. Oursler,
then on line between the lands Of Gorge
laff and Edward Ireland, on the most prac,
ticable route 20 intersect the Baltimore, Car
roll and Liberty Turnpike road, at OF near
the dwelling house formerly occupied by
John Lechthale.
All persons whom it may concern are here
by notified that we will meet at Samuel G..
lIardeu's gate, on Thursday, The fgfh day of
august, 1870 at & O'Clock, a. No. to execute
the trust reposed in us by the aforesaid com
mission.
J. OLIVER WADLow,
WILLIAM G. POLK,
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FIRST CLASS
GRAIN SEPARATORS
FOR SALE CHEAp

ElNG engaged exclusively in the mann.
- actnre of Steam Engines and Mills. We
elier ier sale 4 Grain Separators n,ountsd M
Tour wheels with elevators and nh fixtures
complete at $50 each. These Machines ara
new and in good condition and are Offered NJ
less than cost. This is chance for a baruain.
come and see them. s'""'
TAYLOR MANUFACTURING co.
july LIT Wes,n,;ns,es
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Hs1kf. Apfsofsl1Fs ExraEssfys. e
ihe lsadsr u 10 Philaael,I,i:. Timer. Of
t'es fen''l. 81 Jols eoasAtsd II but four
4st|@ sLoni4 ~ ExexIers Dko
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-07-08

PosrAi.- Westminster, Carroll county.
Thos. X. Webster Is design ated as mail mes,
senger, az Sl50 per annnm, vice c. w. Web.
ster, relinqnished service.
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Music BY the Mount Pleasant Band.

Music by the Mount Pleasant Band.
Reading Of the Declaration Of lndepen-
dence by DIR. +. I. Shaw.
Music by Fair View Band.
Heading of Washingtons Farwell Address
by DIR. Charles Billingslea.
Singing Hail Columbia, by Choir
History OF the County, prepared and read
by Col. John X. Longweli.
Music by the National Gray's Band
Ode, by Emma Alice Browne, Mrs. Capt.
J. /. Beaver read by A. II. Huber, Esq.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

Pf virtue of writ of fieri iaeiaS
- ont Of the Circuit Court for Carrol'
", at the suit of John L. Smith and 0s
4. lieifsnider, against the goods anlsls
lands and tenements Of Michael g. Nss
and to me directed, have seized and =
in execution all the right, title, claim
est and estate, at law and 10 equity.
said Michael G, Webster, in and 10 "
lowing property, viz: All that pas
tract Of land situate lying and being nus
county, in the State Of Maryland. heiE
Of tract Of land called 1.-THE Resaag
Ten Tracts,r containing
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Ia the Circuit Court for Carroll eod'll
Court Of Equity.

NJ. lDtbs ~
Thomas V. Brundige, Mortgage, " Z
Murray, Mortgagof.
ORDERED this 9Th day Of Jsl,l !
" 1876 that the sale made and req
Thomas V. Brnndige, Mortgage, o.
interest, right, title and estate at ~
Equity Of Robert Murray, Mortgages
real estate mentioned and dess'l,r,l u
mortgage filed in this cause, be hDaigg u
unlesscause to the contrary thereof w.
ON or before the 7ih day Of Angua
provided copy Of this order be W. "
some newspaper published in Carro.l
once Ia each Of three successive Seea' I
the 3lst day Of July, inst.
The report states the amount Of 'a''
50, s44.7O. -
FRANK T. SHAW, ~
True opy,-rest, "A
july 8-8t FRANK I. SnA@e-
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PnAEToNs. This light, airy and graceful
little vehicle, y multiplying in this city. Ii
Is about the pleasantest conveyance that can
be called into fequisitiou for summer even.
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SALE OF 4 F,RN.-on Monday last Thomas
W. Brnndige, Of Baltimore, as attorney for
mortgages, sold u larm Of 27s Aces. ,,ear
sykcsyilIe, TO Thomas v. Brundigc, IL Balii.
more, at SD per acre.
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PRRsoNAL-0n Saturday last the following
persons left Westminster for the Centennial
rraneIs Shriver, james Rippard aud wife.
VIM. Wampler and two ladies, W. II. Van
derford and wife, Clinton Seabrooke. Willie
Hoppe, Charles Cassel and swentzel knight.
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Terrible Storm IN Iowa,

A terrible tornado at South Darlington.
Iowa, on Tuesday night, demolished twenty.
nine buildings, killed three persons, and
injured many others. $50
The storm 10 Iowa Wednesday night, was
The most disastrous ever experienced there
ny tho inundation Of Roekdale over forty
lives were lost and the village almost ooni.
pletaly destroyed. Nineteen lives were los.
in Warren and Madison counties. The
damage was very great at Cedar Rapids and
vicinity. and all along tho path Of the storm
houses, railroads, fences and other property
were swept away or broken up by the floods
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No. 1912 EQUITY;
IN the Circuit Court for Carroll %
James Murray. father and next ", W
Robert Il. Murray, ~. Robert L. ~
nRDERED this 9th day Of jan \
" 1876, that the account o. i1s
filed in this cause be finally rAtiiea N
firmed, unless cause to the contrary
on or before the 9th day OF dply
provided a copy OF This order be l ~. 4
Two successive weeks before the a.
day in some newspaper publlsheqr y 4,
county, FRANK r.. SHAN"
True copy,--1'est: "A
july S.2t FRAsK i. SHAN
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AccIpEyrs. No serious accident occurred
here on the Fourth resulting in bodily injury,
though We have TO record four, which were
more or less exciting, for the time being
When the procession was forming, detach
tachmcnt out Of Court Street, on coming into
line on Main street, thresher and separator
by the backing of the horses came in contact
with buggy containing women and children,
at the corner Of Wheeler's Hotel. The top
Of the buggy was smashed off, but the inmates
jumped out unframed, Mr.. Frank Herr,
with several of the ladies who assisted in sing,
ing the udes at the celebration was returning
from the grounds in the afternoon. and to
avoid the crowd and dust drove down Green
street. In descending the hill towards the
railroad the breast strap, or some other part
of the harness, broke, the horse became un.
manageable, the carriage was upset and broke,
and the ladies were thrown ont, but fortu.
nately none of them received any more seri
ous damage than slight bruises and scratches
In the evening, Us the procession was return
ing, the horse ridden by Miss Jennie Golden, be
came unruly and ran iuriously down the street.
until stopped BY Wm. Duncan Ensor, who
seized and held him. Miss Golden, who re-
presented Rhode Island, was not TO be unseaied
by a fractions animal
In the evening while the ar,illerymon were
firing the evening salute near the Court
House, horse that was hitched near BY
broke loose and turning suddenly, brought
one wheel of the carriage into contact
with . post and broke the shaft and ran down
the street with part of one shaft hanging by
his side.
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MO- I572 EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carrop
George Showerand John II. LanuiO'''|
tees, ". John Young.
ARDERED this nh day Of sne' N
~ 1876, that the account o ~ y N
filed in this cause be finally raiin ,e..s X n
tirmea, uniegs cause to the ccnlaI~ ' !.
be shown on or before tho aiih ~ "
instant Provided copy Of w
inserted for two successive WEEKS 7, IA
last named DAY Ia some newspaper
10 Carroll county. ,.w "a
True copy, TEST: "a
julyS.2t FaAsK J.. sHA-,
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The baltimore san Of the dth saws Prof
n \: H. Ihayer, principal Of the Eastern Female
high School, while jumping from car Of
the Madison avenue line yesterday afternoon,
ieil, striking. his shoulder against the tract,
and otherwise injndng himself lie was
taken 10 his home, No 33 Lexington street,
where physician pronounced his injuries
painful, but not serions. -
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-07-08

MANCHESTER lTgNS. -rhe Centennial 9Th
was observed by most of our citizens as n
holiday, but was not ostensibly celebrated
The discharging OF fire arms commenced
early on Monday evening and was kent up
during the night. Soon after midnight ali
the church bells Joined in proclaiming the
close OF the first and the beginning of the
second century Of American Independence
On the morning Of the 4ih, there was n de-
mand for vehicles, aud all that could be ac
commodated went to see the grand demon
stration in Westminster. Others desiring
recreation, held a pic ME in DIR. Shower
grove near town, where hey had a very pleas.
ant time, but nothing occurred in town during
The day to break the monoiony.
On Wednesday oflast week some person SUP.
posed to have been tramp forced an entrance
through the window Of Mr.. George Theiret's
house on Dug Hill during the absence Of the
famly,ea1 carried away suit OF Mr.. Theirets
clothes, worth S2l, two shirts and IS in
money. The stolen articles were not raised
until i was too late to follow the thief.
AT the semi.annual election Of officers for
Daniel aud Jacob Lodge, No. q. l. o. o.
f., held July LIST the following officers were
elected and installed IN. g., Henry Rensle;
V, g., Samuel Milleri X. s., G. ". j. Ever,
hart.
Manchester Lodge, No. rs, X. of p. cleo.
ted June ", 7. A. Diffenbach. C. c.; g. W.
j. Everhart, V. c.; David b. Sullivan. Prel
John i. Nasenheimer, Mat. IL.
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The Excursion under the auspices of
Charity Lodge, X. Of p, of this city, will be
grand. affair The committee having the
matter IN charge have secured the splendid
Steamboat Pentz, to take the Excursion
from baltimore to Annapolis. The fare has
been put down 70 the small sum of 50 for the
round trip, which ought to be inducement
enough to every one to visit the ancient CITY
OF Annapolis to say nothing Of the grand
scenery Of the trip.
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Z. Mount Pleasant Band.

Platoon Of four Mounted Guards.
Thirty-seven Young Ladies representing
the different States Of the Union, all dressed
in white, with crimson caps, with name Of
State in gilt letters on sash, in car appro-
priately fessooned with flags and banners,
and decorated with portrait Of Washington
in front The car was drawn by six black
horses, each horse was led by colored
groom in Nubian costume. The car was
driven by Mr.. John Tracy.
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Nhhlccr tie brave may do or dare
For rights assailed-or outraged laws
What gueriOn win. what peFlls share,
Ne dsrps essay IN IIonors cause;
Aye Tho the right were crushed 10 dust,
With wrong and Insult le6pcd upon her,
Trust HIN y hold her quarrel just.
And keep his plishted irolh with honorl
While TERRA Ruhras' classic iailds
lipsh rosy with immortal pride
Fur him. who, rellsecfntprl stands
In the worlds homage giorihcdt
Whose welded sword and Lynn fave wrought
That flames rcsplcndent prism hath caught
And liked for all fnlnrity,
He Who, suhlimesi with geucroasire.
Dared the Invaders insnlent tlirUng
Aud gathering ali his soul III firu
Poured Il thru our wild Hanncr-Seng,
When his imprisoned genius woke
To greet the Flag that proud and Ffes,
MI waved, thru flame and batte-sInoke,
The Orstlamine OF Iibcrlyl
While broad beneath our genial skies
Fur Wakefield suns her fertile glory
While priestland fruitful haryests rise.
And Pipe Creek wcaves her sylvan story,
Rehearsed to clrcling sun and star
As her melllnuOns waters glide
TO blend their dimplng waves atar
o With grave POtoinacs storiod tide;
While bright Pa,apsco's eager hands
Fling wide her Valley gates, To seek,
Where yon proud city smiling stands,
The cradling arms Of Chesapeake.
"nlie my green proves 81 Afonhais
rut Io1, ulelr pnnches wluc auu Nt'iig
Anu eNis oaiuly SUMMER kuie
~ ifeishtea WIN the spui Vi song
While Thy broad .f,gls shall defend
While thrift and s,veei ,sontent niI.,nd
The genius at prosperity:
-Ann Willie Wlthlh our mlr domain.
ny tonnes oi peace hilu pieny stNN'
NJ uinr out si,y , sworn sh,ll siail-
40 oio' our biaineiess sentcheoh KNOW
Nv tho nroud naeor,l ~ Tho naSt
THE deeds that live in dcathiess story
while f.eti,.hnr,s r,,,,n,s,, snail las,
Med ~ fntiutsln,is h,yid ,slnry
, 1876-02-26
WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON.
Secretary Fish's Opinion Con-
cerning Mr. Schenck's
Emma Mine Spec
u1ation.
uo Thinks II Was a Losing Venture,
Financially and Diplo-
mattcally.
Proposed Heroic Treatment Of the
Texan Border Raid
Question:
To Annex Strip'of Mexico, and Deprive
The Bandits of Their lid.
ing.Places.
The Reduction Of Congress.
mems Salaries q Fore
gone Conclusion.
A Nice Little Railroad Scheme to Civitize
Indians and Get Cheap Lands.
Tho House Caucus Committee
Still Grinding Away OIL tho
Currency Problem.
Passage Of the Four-and-a-Half Per
Cent Amendatory Bill in
the Senate.
Jones, Of Nevada, on tho Sllycr.R Resump.
tton acknowledgment
Social Gossip.
, 1876-02-26
Aytrsgo 80 6-l9 ss4 - t-l6 tG's


Tho strong point Of the scheme, It will be
seed, IS put by Senator Jones, is, that 1t fi1cs
greenbacka on 4 apecio baais, II silver can be
called sueh and, a. 10 tsiumphsnsly exclaimed
when lad ilhtened To him through, ''WhAs
othor scheme h tnere In which it Ia actually pro-
posed TO u, anything for tho greonbAeLs i"
Yet tho Queatson remains. what ASSURANCE Is
there Of petuhncnce and tixtty Of vAlne Of tho
sllset. sls Y which the Rroenbacks are to bo To-
Tho stasesman wlo had referred to tho War
Claims Committee
THE e840, 000 CIAIA or TIE HALL1N0FonD.
mentioned In my isst, WAS Fuller. Of Indiana.
And now. saddest at statesmen, moro noo-ba.
gona evon than Al Tho o1-Menb9ss who failed
10 get appointed pooshcopers of the uouso,-ts
Fuller, Despite Heu. "Jim" steedman's all.
dAvy To her loyalty. which the gallant dene1nt.
twelve yeato hfter ths fsct. makca directly sud
uneluiYocally, - II Of the fulluces OF knoNl-
edgs coming OF lofx and Intimate aoquaint-
4uca with that fAir o1aa.ure, and allowing how
oven tho lapse Of dozen years effacath not tho
memory OF ths WaIllusfo1d from manly breasts,
despite that Afldayy,it begius to dawn upon
Fa!ie5 o't sss .0a sse1 %oaa 90 9Ehpsoea T.
ono Of tho Union regiments, that tho gentle
Annie (xho spoits 1t sitA one NJ tondc1ly cared
Tor at hor own house sck Union officer, doesn't
quito satisty Fuller that Sue should get e840 900
fof 1t. Her own awosu stasement that she rou-
tlcro1 valuable services In putting down tho
Nobollion, by sttentloas to Uuiou aoldicrs
Ia hospital at Dalton, boades furnishing yalQa-
bio Information to Union tficers, toaves hin lees
tLsn over convinced An o Al! her etote Of cot.
tou, tobacco, and mules OF lAco-oustaius. "wsll.
pictures." snd swo .gyaut pianoa (tLe which
there's no proof aho ownet) used to- and sold
by the Union forces, Fullei also, posslbIy ia Ia
doubt. but tho facts hays begun TO leak oar
about tho Wnght-Coliies-Kal Kallingfos
Fuller 10 = moral Demoesa& fso1n i moral
Methodist district. lie IL ~ exemplary husband
sud model parsnt |, and the Walliugiosd, like
other xas-ailoxs with clsiuA peralsfs in sand-