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The Democratic advocate., 1879-11-15
The Negro Exodus.

Preparations for colored exodus Of con.
siderable importance have recently been made.
Several hundred freemen and their families
are about TO emigrate from North Carolina TO
Indiana. II their expectations of securing
employment are realized, it is said ten thou.
sand representatives Of the colored race will
soon follow in their wake.
The negro population Of the South were
freed by the war and eufranehised by the
malice of the North, as measure Of hate
towards their late masters. But even this
was blessing in disguise to the South.
1t CAV, them some thirty more members
of Congress and made the political impor-
tanee Of that section far greater than be-
fore. Northern malice overleapcd itself
aud vaulted upon the other side. When
it was seen that the negroes Of the South
ern States would vote the Democratic
ticket, side by side with their old masters,
Northern malignity was in a rage and set
about TO eircunvent the South in some
other way. II seemed to argue with itself
in this wise-If the negroes will vote
the Democratic ticket and give to the
Democratic party an overwhelming pre-
ponderance in the Southern States, some-
thing must be done to counteract It.
What can that something be? We can
not take away the right Of suffrage from
the negroes, after comforting it upon them.
1t is too inconsistent to be thought Of
What, then, can be done to utilize the
negro vote aud cast il into the scale Of the
Republican party? The negro exodus
from the South to Kansas aud other Re-
publican or doubtful Western States was
the answer. But even the negro exodus
will rebound to the benefit Of the South.
"The remnant Of Northern wrath will be
restrained." The negro exodus will be the
making Of the South. A hardy, indus
trious white population will speedily take
the places Of the exodusiers, and they will
make the South to blossom as the rose.
The filling up Of the South with an active
and intelligent white population TO take the
place Of the negroes will transform that re-
giOn into garden spot Of produetiveness
and increase its relative Importance com
pared with the North. The productions Of
its soil and the increase Of is manufaotur-
ing industries viii be multiplied far beyond
their present magnitude, and sterile New
England will be ultimately distanced in
the industrial race. She may then guash
her teeth in her rage and enjoy to the full
the bitter fruits Of her own fanatical ma.
Iignity, but the South will go on prosper
ing and to prosper.
The Democratic advocate., 1879-11-15
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.


The Third Quarterly Meeting Of Thomas
Chapel and Pleasant Grove NJ y; ia,, JnI,.a
Nov ~ 1879. Preaching BY the Presiding
Eidcr Rev. w. S. Edwards, D. d., ut ., p.
m. Quarterly Conference at ~, A. IN M, ~ ,ne .e
regular Mace Preaching by the Pastor on
Sabbath, Nov. i6, at Pleasant Grove, Ut ''a'
n M, and a, Thomas Chapel, at 3, p. M
DrplcArIox.-The new Lutheran and ke.
formed Church at Pleasant Valley, wli PC
dedicated on Sunday, November sOth' instant
Service at 10 o'clock, a. m. Prominent MN
listers will be present The public are cor
daily invited.
Revival Services, NJ. f. Church, November
18th. 10. 80, a. m, BY Pastor. I, p. ~, keN,
W. s. Edwards, b. b. Cushioned seats and
nll welcome.
The Democratic advocate., 1879-11-15
The Second Advent.

The second adventists, set Of miser.
able crack-brained fanatics, scarcely one
remove from bedlamites, Fixed upon We'd
nesday aud Thursday last as the end. Of
this mundane sphere, This is about the
twentieth time, within our own rocollee.
ton, that they have fixed upon the end Of
the world, and yet they seem never to tire
of hurping upon this theme. As often as
their ignorant blunders fail, they renew
their predictions aud fix upon some other
date, and the creduIous fools accept it
without question, forgetting if they ever
knew that it is said in holy writ, that, "of
that day aud hour knoweth no man
The Democratic advocate., 1879-11-15
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The Democratic advocate., 1879-11-15

The epiiaph Of Senator Zach Chandler,
es Michigan, will be INCOMPLETE uuleas il
aas.ains something Ike ihh HE vas
chiefly responsible for ihe fraud If tbe
Presidency in 1871, by which The grosssss
Outrage vas perpelraied upon the slertire
itanshiss ever Known 10 shs history of any
people Louis NaroIsops shameless ceap
dsfat not excepted.
The Democratic advocate., 1879-11-15
Ratification Notice.

In the orplaas' Court OF Carroll Coan,y.
0cronER TERN, 1879.
Estate Of Henry Venus, Of York county.
Penna., deceased.
nN application it is ordered this lOih day
~ Of November, 1879, that the sale of the
Lcasehold Estate of Henry Venus, late Of
York county, Pennsylvania, deceased, made
by William Venus, Administrator in the State
OF Maryland Of said deceased, and this day
reported TO this Court by the said Admins
traitor, be ratified and confirmed, unless cause
be shown to the contrary on or before the al
Monday, 10th day of December next; pro
vided copy Of this order be inserted for
three successive weeks in some newspaper
printed and published in Carroll county. be-
fore the I'd Monday, s,h day of December next
The report states the amount of sale to be-
seventeen hundred and eighty dollars sl7S0. j
ADAM SHOWER,
ISAAC @. BALE,
LOUIS p. SLINGLUFF,
Judges of the Orphans Court.
True copy,-Test:
HENRY l.. BELTZ,
nov lo'5t Register OF Wills.
The Democratic advocate., 1879-11-15

A new school Iaw is talked Of The
need Of such is to be discussed, with other
topics, at The ninth annual meeting Of the
Association Of School Commissioners d
Maryland, 70 be held IN The Library Of the
State Normal schOol, on Tuesday, Eovsm-
ber 25th, at IL o'clock. Afull attendance
Of Al connected with the supervision Of
the school system Is expected.
The Democratic advocate., 1879-11-15

The Republicans are moving to arrange
for the presidential contest Of 1880. A
call for meeting Of the national Repub-
lican committee u Washington, December
18th, has boen issued. The committee
will consider the lims and place Of holding
the next national convention.
The Democratic advocate., 1879-11-15

The Courtney IIanlan affair is at last
settled, and the country breathes freer.
Courtney has definitely backed out Of a
second trial with Hanlan. The sun can
now take his regular diurnal round, as
usual, since the dispute between these two
oarsmen is at an end Since writing the
above these distinguished gentlemen have
agreed on a match.
The Democratic advocate., 1879-11-15
A MIRACLE
ne DO Not Erpecf to Perfornl.

We DO Not ETpect to Perform.
DUT we claim that Consumption can he as
ID certainly cured as Ague; and we claim
that DR. L. l.. BRows's NUTRIrIvE SYRur
will cure it, Moreover, there are thousands
Of little children wasting away, dying Of Nal.
Nutrition, who might be saved byit Nervous
diseases are cured by it; Palsy is often pre-.
vented, and those who have palsy are strength.
oned by it. This magnificent remedy is really
a nutritive syrup-Nourishing Stimulating
lnvigorating. ltincreases the Vital Powers
builds up the Systems improves the Appe.
tiie; arrests Night Sweats; stops Conghs
and Splitting Of Blood strengthens the Ner.
vous energy; gives a feeling of comfort and
safety.
The Democratic advocate., 1879-11-15
FOR RENT.

TNHE undersigned offers his FARMS In
a baltimore county for rent, beginning
March next, 1850, for money, lime, clover
and timothy seed and plaster Annually. Also
MILL for rent, for money. Apply 10
MURRAY HANSON, Attorney,
s. w. cor. St. Paul and Fayet,e SIS,
Opp. Mansion House, Baltimore, Md.
Also, wanted medium aged, single, sober
ana industrious man, experienced In farming,
as overseer. Apply to the undersigned. y
JOHN T. JOHNS,
nov l0-t Emory Grove, Md.
The Democratic advocate., 1879-11-15

Gafy's kvo hundred dollars sent to
Carroll county, did not accomplish all that
i was expected e accomplish, even with
the heavy additions made to the pile from
local sources Hamilton got about the
usual majority here.
The Democratic advocate., 1879-11-15
OYSTER SUPPER,

HNHE LADIES OF FREEDOM METHO.
a DIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, South.
Will hold an Oyster Supper at SeLnY's HAiI,
EtDEhsscao, WEDNESDAY EyexlNn, Nov. 10,
u TAR, " not The next evening, for the benefit
q the Mite Society CONNECTED with their
ehefeh. M M nov l5-ik
The Democratic advocate., 1879-11-15

SAD STATE OF AFFAIRs.-The time
has come when suitable Legislation should
be enacted to prevent the buying and sci.
ling Of votes. The evil has already as.
sumed immense proportions and Is growing
rapidly. Men who offer their votes fol
sale should be forever DISTINGUISHED, and
imprisoned besides, and those who buy
them, should be treated 10 the same man.
ner The purity Of our elections in the
future and the safety aud perpetuity Of
our institutions, require this. In a gov.
ernment like ours, what need have We for
men who have no principles-for men whc
will sell the dearest privilege Of an Amer.
lean citizen for dollar or two - Ffea-
erick Uaion
The Democratic advocate., 1879-11-15
NOTICE

HNHE members Of the Mutual Fire Insur.
"A ance Company Of Dug Hill, are hereby
notified 70 meet in the Company's Office, ID
Manchester, on Saturday, the 20fh dav Of be.
eeHber Hexf, at . o'clock, A. NJ, for The pur.
pose OF adopting or rejecting new set Of By.
Laws for said Company. An are invited 10 6e
present, as The new By Laws propose TO make
important changes with reference to insurinp
property in Incorporated towns.
nov l5-4t FRANCIS WARNER, Sec'y.
The Democratic advocate., 1879-11-15

The Annapolis RepaJIicas, of Saturday
last, celebrated the great victory achieved
in this State on the 4th instant, by dis
play of 90 or 60 game cocks, cartoons,
and local hits, together with some very
sharp political squibs. Cotton never does
anything by halves, and in order to supply
the demand printed 10000 copies of the
paper.
The Democratic advocate., 1879-11-15
Notice to Creditors.

NO. 1886 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Daniel Yopdersmith and others VS.. Il. b. S.
Nottingham aud Others.
NOTICE is hereby given TO ali ihe Cred.
1N itors of Peter Vondeysmith, late of Bal.
timore county, deceased, TO file their claims,
duly. proven and authenticated, with the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Carroll county,
on or before the 10th day Of January, A. ID, !,
1880. J. J. BAUM6ARTNER, in.
nov loiat Auditor.
The Democratic advocate., 1879-11-15

The banks in New York are said to
have more gold than they knew what to
do with, and have not vaults sufficient to
stow it away in safety. They have our
liveliest sympathy.
The Democratic advocate., 1879-11-15

THE ADVOCATE, published at Rock
vile, Nd, has commenced its eighth year
under the most aattering auspices We
are pleased to learn that its patronage has
increased to such an extent that it has be
come necessary to enlarge its dimensions.
The Democratic advocate., 1879-11-15
NO. l2 EQUITY

In the Orphans Court of Carroll County.
William II. Bevard vs. Jacob l.. Storms.
and others.
ORDERED this 18th day Of November.
~ 1879, that the account of the Auditor
hled IN this cause be finally ratified and con
iirmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof
be shown on or before the lst day OF Decem.
Der next; provided q copy Of this order be in
serted for. two successive weeks before the
last named day in some newspaper published
in Carroll county.
HENRY L. BELTZ,
Register Of Wills.
True copy,-Test:
HENRY L. BELTZ,
nov l5'2t Register Of Wills.
The Democratic advocate., 1879-11-15

The Readjusters, who now claim to have
elected majority of the Legislature of
Virginia, fred salute in honor of their
victory, in Richmond, Va. Monday night.
The Democratic advocate., 1879-11-15

Private Dalzell, the Ohio fire cater. has
found a vacant corner il the New York SIM.
a.to which he sticks this Bit Of idiocy.
GA solid North for the Union answers a
solid South against the Union. Bat that i
but zephyr. Waitiill you hear The tempest
voice Of 1880. The Boysiu Blue rescued this
lapd from rebels by arms in 1866, and fram
rebels By ballots in 1870 Next year, by bal.
lots or BY bullets, or both, they will do il
again.
Nc. palzell, permit rs to Introduce yon TO
M. Herman, editor Of the Okoiona HonIsr
Nov you lnnaiica can settle this business be-
tweea gou-9nd may tho man be bowed who
hrst cries Enough IT baltimore Gastiis.
The Democratic advocate., 1879-11-15

The Maryland Legislature will meet on
the first "Wednesday of January next, and
Governor elect Hamilton will be inaugura-
ted on the Wednesday following.
The Democratic advocate., 1879-11-15

Printing paper has advanced heavily,
but Publishers ospnpt advance the price Of
thsif papers
The Democratic advocate., 1879-11-15

Tbs Cincinnati Ee4eass !svors ne nom.
iaaiion Of either Potter and Heudsieks Or
Hendricks and Potter as the Democratic
presidential ticket Il thinks the ticket
either Wy eouli carry both New York
una indiana.
The Democratic advocate., 1879-11-15

!. ANV. A4Ap f4QOlll.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
George W. Gilbert, Trustee, ys. Urias seniz.
.nRDERED this 10Th day Of November,
~. A. D., 1870, that the account Of the
Auditor filed in this cause be finally ratified
and confirmed, unless cause 10 the contrary
thereof be shown on or before the ist day Of
december next provided copy Of this or
ger ne inserted for two successive weeks be-
lore the last named day in some newspaper
published in Carroll county.
FRANK n SHAW, Clerk.
Trne copy,-Test;
no 1914 FaAxK r. suAw, CLERK.
The Democratic advocate., 1879-11-15
ENTERTAINMENT.

IfHE ladies Of the Springfield Presbyterian
a Church, Sykesyille, Carroll county, Nd.
viii give an Entertainment on
THANKsGTvINGNIGHT, 9th inst
in ihe basement room Of the Church, where
an Oyster supper and a tempting variety and
abundance Of good things will be provided.
nov l5-ie 1l-t -
The Democratic advocate., 1879-11-15
LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
PEMAlNING in the Post Office, West.
IL minister, Nd, November s, 1879.
Arnold, Jesse +. Kraniz. L. n.
Brown, George w. Kelley, Miss NJ. +.
Blxier, Peter ~ Myers, Anna NJ G.
buckingham, Mrs. W. Miller, David
buckingham, Miss j. Murphy, Miss Katie
Cole, John Rinehart. Thomas
Gramhose, Andrew Reese, Miss MARY l..
Gallatin, ]. Laiher(2l Sell, III. i2)
Glover, Samuel Smith, R, j.
Hopey, danes Stansbury, Mrs. Jennie
Israel, l.. A. Zeigler, Ii. q.
Keefer, Jno. l..
Persons calling for letters in the above list
will say they were advertised.
nov 10 A. II. HUBER, p. NJ.
The Democratic advocate., 1879-11-15

Mr.. Henry yanderford, editor of the West
minister Advocate, is the democratic candidate
John I. Hand, editor of the Centreville Citi.
zen, is the republican candidate for Senator
from Queen Anne's county. Both these gen
tlemen formerly resided in Easton. Mr.. Van
derford is the veteran journalist Of the State,
and has already served term in the House
Of Delegates.
From the Easton, Nd. Star.
Henry vanderford, Esq, Editor Of the
Democratic Adrocate, is elected State Senator
in Carroll county. He will please accept our
congratulations
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GuropGiid)e Gabelberid)te.
@rnf Sdlulpa[pff ppn 0onoon abberlfeti.

8raf Sd}utpaloif BON So:toon abberuTen.
gonbou, 16. april. - SpeSialbepeiden
aus g8ien nlelben, baB @raf Sdnwaloff, Der
ruiiilfJe @elanbte an @uglanO, am letten
Montage BON Betersbnrg nad GonOOn a6rei>
ite, nm Der britii6en 8sgierung iein glbberil=
funas6reiben 5lt unterbretten.
SItsJiumeIien atto 8algaricn.
2oubor, 16. Qpril. - @ine gSiener De-
pei6e Der y8ime8" elttbdlt Solgenbes: ygSenn
sllefo Baid)a, tueld)er befanntlid Elm 8uigar
1T, 3um @onbernelier bon SltzRuntelien erz
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bulgariid)e MISUNDERSTANDING 1tif]t sum
Siiriten BON Snlgarten ertudblen? @8 miirbe
Dies Der erlte S1rttt su elmer Sereiuiaung bei=
Der Climber ieiit. Der @runo, ans pel1em Die
Siirfen, trob i9rer @abri9einli6fett, gillens
itnb, Die erlpabnte Grnernltng oorSunebnlen,
liegt pielleidt IN Dem llmtanOe, baB bas illz
bei@rGffte Selbltpertrauen Der Bforte nod
1id)t eri6iittert it, muO baB iie Oarailf re9net,
boB Sulgarteu iid) cher feiter an Runteliet1, alS
baS gebtere oil Das gritere auId)lieben fuirb.
Die Siirferl boffeu alrf eieie g8eile ibre 6errz
ld]aft ii6er beibe Yropinsen tpeOer bersnitellen.
Die 9tuilen iinS ObHe 3iueiiel anberer anftd)t
unb oicie Wseinungs 9iebenbeit biirfte erfldz
rem, ipie iitb beibe Mddte auf glefo 95aida oils
ben Mann geeirigt baben, tpeld3er itd3 anl Be-
fen sur @rnennung ais GOnperneur uon Off
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pr. q. \. Mnoermooa,
Nr. 1865, @eft.BaDettes strake,
nabe @utaiuz@traBe.
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mtbmet oer BetanoIuns bronifber eeioen aller Irt
feline 4utmertiamtet. Ct beilt Nerpen=S =Srantbeiten
rabtfal, peIher nriate iie aud enftammen. gr fil@
rirt arebs srinblih, pena bas geiben d1 ntdt Iber
bas game Gpiem berbreitet bot ittel elmer fieren
Wetbobe obne 3uhiilfenahme bes Uiesrs; bessleiden
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@eitmiire aler Art Derben sriiub!d ausaehei,t.
pdmorrboiben, blinbe. offene ober udenbe einerlei
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man auh bereits obne ainberuns sebraudbt baben
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lid, unb auf bic DaHer fuIiren, Dieen Grols saran=
tirt potp. ober perlanst feire Besabluns. Se=
ben Ba0 pon OrauenbeidDerben. In iyeIdeg spe5alts
tdt tbm cine sroBe Griabruna sur eeite febt peamas
er su mbrn ODER sans sn beiettisen. fcuie ieoen a
pon 8laienihmdibe BET 3tnbern. peIde ben nrn niht
bat.n tonnen au beiien. st bari fi auf Gen. 9. D.
1pler, Yoftn,eifer i'm Baltimore. ben adt6aren %.
g. eteassr. gsHarssS Sabseotbneten BON Benniplpaa
nien. Yafor 81. 2seiee, Theol. Dr.. In @ettpsbuis.
Pa., Obert g. 8. gtbers gr. 81. Ct. Saul gtrase,
Bnltimore, Srm. q. .. Onion. &obteng6Hole5 in
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anftrer Der 1Danf Of &omnerce" In baltimore, be1
BerattunssHunben: BON frib bts sandmittas :
MFR uno pom Atenbs bis ubr; Gonntq9s pom
Ns lJhr Nn1mittags.
boasxay n a!len 1allsn mdbts Gonfalt altiIMsspn'
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.aas @eheim,is Der slnsea. !"

s. Saiiauref's GROCER 6oman Inter obigen
Sitel, ipelder jett in Der en9lilden Preiie be-
iproden tpirb, erifeiut benl1dd1lt in beutlfer
lleberieBung i'm y@orreip uub iuerben
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bieles WfeiIteriperf in ibrer Mutterlprad)e Su
leien befonlnlen. t6r. llbo Srahpo9el, Der
tii6tige Seuilletoniit, DtiteigentBiimer bes
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ppWit 6eionoerem Sergni9en perlpeiien mir beute
eui elm BUD, ipeld1es, oernose eines interelanten
Sn6aIts ub Der Sefanntbeit eines utors, ent6ieben
Die aumerfiafett unierer 2eer in hobem @rabe oer=
btent. gs lit ieIten, oaB ber bic Gegionen Der iilbz
amerifan6en @or6iaeren gedrieben uirb, nod ieItez
net, BOB S6riftiteler oiee entle9enen, BON bforen
8teininiscenSen @e6r9seesenben gum sdau=
plGbe zines Homans fpdben; eenften aber ift es,
baB elm Seuti6 zmertaner Die er9ltide Spra6e berz
art meert, baf er i'm Stanbe lit, eflen olden oman
in bieIer isremoI Iprdtbe su 5d)rei6en.
Die .Sunblung tptro in Die 3eit ber S6refenSberrz
ifat Der Spanter in ibren characterization aoonie'n
perle9t IN etre 3ett, no ole Srotaner no6 peraeblte
anltren9unsen ma9ten nm ft9 pom Dem per9aBtea en-
alte Hei Der SntaS, uno bauptid1b lener 2hel, oef
bas sesenipdrtt9e ECUADOR nit ber 5aupttaot Quito
bilbet.
Dem 8erfaler mar blr6 ienen oieridbrisen Aufent~
bait as Nftnter Der Ser. Staaten in ECUADOR reid
lfe @ee9enbeit ge6oen, bas rutnen= uno ldaenreibe
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glusna9me Brescotts II. George Squiers, elnen bee
ren Senner Der @jel6te unb 8erbdltnie enes 2anbes
se6e als es 81 9aIauref it, gsr BADEN gele9enbett
9ebabt, Dies 6ereits in ienem iriberen erfe -Four
gears among Spar fsh Americans" nahrsunehnen.
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Raturhiloerungen bic feite 3eihuung Der banoenoen
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gepdblt, ueroienen Die Qumertiaelt oe5 See@$ubltz
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grobe 4nerfennun9 su oen, ipie es oas en9life Srz
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