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Elkton, on WedneSllay, October 10Th.
This immense establishment cost the prorrictors
over $4,000. The company is composcd of
TIIIRTY-FINE PERFORMERS,
OF the most talented that can he had either in Fu-
rope or America, aamcly Madame Camilla Gard.
ner, the Partisan Elucsrionnc; Madame Wood
the great English Equcsricnnc; Mons Paul Cane,
from the French and German Theatres; Sicnor
Biltz, tho Italian Jusglcr L. Dcrious the Amcri.
can scene rider; r. Rivers. the uniivallod Princi-
pal act rider; II. Woods the great Fro nch scenic
rider; Mast. George Dcrious, the Wonderful IIur-
die rider; Mr. Geo. Sioman, tho Acrobatc and
Gymnastic Performer. Mast. Charles Rivers gen
eral rider and the greatest tumbcr in the world:
Mouchachow Pedro, the youthful boy of many
forms; Mons. Geroine, the Sampson Of the world.
Mons. LA Bordc J.. Lewis, r. Rivers I Nambc,
j. Buglc, IL. Hague II. Thompson, n Springer
and numerous auXlIiaries.
Sig. Antonio Capccno who has Just arrived from
Russia, having been engaged at IN enormous cx-
penSe will make his first appearance in America
whit his
GREAT RUSSIAN BEARS.
These wonderful animal performances through
ort France and Russia have asonishcd every be-
holder. For full particulars of their performances
see the bills
Messrs. X. Rivers & L. Dcrious beg leave to an
n"uncc that they have brought from Russia and
France some entire performers. Also, new comic
alterpicccs, never before performed in this county
lhiS mammoth concern comprises
Oac Hundred and Ninety Men and Horses.
The gorgeous procession will enter town or CITY
every morning at 10 a. NJ led by Mr. Wthcrs,
New York Brass and Pandean Band. Doors open
mt o clock in the afternoon and I in the c, eming
Tickets % cents no half price
f. COuLDOCK. Agent.
Sept %. TS55-2w
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4. IRA WHITES
COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE

COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE.
TNlilS Institution 90 pleasantly located IN tho
L Borough of York. Pa was established bv ths
present proprietor for tho purpose of aitor,l.ng
young men all the advantages of Il thorough and
practical Mercantile education
The course of study emhrncc5 poublo Entry
Book Keeping, Mercantile calculations bns."st
Penn anship. and Lectures on Commercial law
and Political Economy.
Ihns giving the st4dcat that knowledge which
viii amply qualify him to take charge Of any SET
Of books,
varying with the abilities of the student ard the
number Of hours doyoto'I cach day to study U-
plomas awarded to such ard such only n com plctc
the entire course. SlUicnt4 can enter Tho llstitu-
ton at any inc, thofo being no Vacations
For further Information write and RECEIVE {, cir.
cuar. This In,tituon will Op"n n.sabcr lst
1888, Refer to WV. ToHDEnT, E,k,2n, I'D,
Aug Is, iS55-3m
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ROAD NOTICE.

TllE subscribers having been appointed
l. by the County Commissioners Of Cecil
county ''Examincrs,' to examine and deter
mine whether the interests of the public re-
Inirc the opening OF a Public Road in the
Fourth Election District, described in the
petition for the same, as follows:
f'From the Pulling Mill Bridge, through
lands Of Jacob MarIlec, Levi &. Smith and
the heirs of Samuel Burnitc, decd, till it in
tcrsects the road near Fishers Mill'' (now
Carhart's,)
Hereby give notice TO all persons interest.
cd that they will meet at the mill of Jacob
Markce on the line of the proposed road, on
Monday, the 18th day ofOctoher, 1865, and
proceed to the discharge of the duties which
dcvoVe upon them by the aforesaid appoint
mcnt. DANIEL LORD,
JOHN SMITH,
JOHN JOHNSON.
sep. 2o-lm. Examiners.
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FJ~Sevcn years ago Myron H. Clark kept
one horse hardware store. In 1910, Myron
ii. Clark was deputy sheriff IniS5O Ny.
ron II. Clark was one of the marshalls for Ia
king the census of a onc-horse village In
1853, Myron H. Clark was elected Senator
Myron II. Clark is now Governor. Whether
Myron II. Clark will 20 still higher remains
to be seen. If he should, it would only show
that mans positions in this world depends
less upon his deserts than upon ''surrounding
circumstances. Think of Myron II. Clark,
and never say die. The man who will be
President in l1S0 is now, probably, pcldling
India rubber rat traps. Again We repeat,
never dcspair.-.4h 0"y Police Tribune.
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RE GCLAR TRIPS RESI- MED.
nN and after Saturday, the 29th of Sep
" TENDER, inst, the LADY WILMER will
run twice Il week as follows
Leave Race Street Whaif. Philadelphia
at o'clock p. NJ, every Saturday. for Il,vre
dc Grace and Port Deposit; returning will
leave Port Deposit on Mondays at 3 o'clock
=. NJ, for Philadelphia and Intermediate
landings.
Leave Philadelphia at 4 O'Clock 7. VI. ev-
cry Wednesday for Winners Point, touch
ing at Port Herman and Ford's Landing on
the Elk, Turner's Creek, Fishers, George
towd and Frcdcricktown. on the Sassairas.
Returning leaves Winners Point at . o'clk
A. NJ. and Frcdcricktown at . o'clock p. VI.
U!+All freight to Turner's creek must be
pre- paid.
u For freight and passage apply to Capt
VIM. Wilson on board the boat.
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How MEMBERS ARE Cor UP' FOR THE
NEBRASKA LEGIsLATrRE.-A Mr.. Purple, a
member of the Nebraska Legislature, inform
I'd gentleman at Chicagoa short time since
something how members are gotten up in
Nebraska. lie said Cummings the Sccrc
tary, SAID to me one morning, "Purple, We
want member from Burt county" So
harncSscd up and took nine fellows with me-
and we started for the woods, and when we
thought we had got about far enough for Burt
county VIC unpackcti our balot-box and held
an election, canvaSSing the vote, and it was
astonishing to observe how great was the I'M
animity at the first election ever held in Burr
county. PhTptc hod ercry rotc So Purple
was declared duly elected, and here I am"
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TREES. consisting Of all the best varieties
now in cultivation, to witt
Troth's Early Red, large Early Yorks, large
Early Orange, Honest Johns, yellow Rare
ripe, Patterson Seeding, Red Rare Ripe,
old Nixon Free, old Nixon Cling, Maynum
Bonum, Rodman's Free, Wards late Red
Free, late Heath Free, Rcavc's late yell
low, Late Delaware's, Red Heath Cling,
Crawford's late Malagatonc, Amock's late
Yellow, Temples Late White, Late Rare
Rirc, Late Heath Cling, Fox's Seeding,
Lagrangcs, Algfcr Winters.
These trees are one year old. from the bud
ana OF large size: tile buds were selected
from all the principal orchards in the months
OF August and September, when the trees
were lii bearing. and may be relieved on as
the Kinds specified, and will be ready for
rrdnplanting by the 10Th of October. Having
been engaged in raising of Peach Trees alone
and the cultivation of Peaches for number Of
years, l now feel confident that | have Sc
!ected from all parts ofthe country, the very
best kinds and will warrant all trees sold by
me to be of the kinds sold for, as have
them in bearing in my orchard. ] have
spared neither money or pains in selecting
the best bearers, and the most adapted to
the markets, and to cxcIudeual others from
my list. will sell the present year at five
cents piece by the 1000, and six cents a
piece for less than that number. Address
the subscriber, at Cccilton. Cecil county,
Md. JOHN uUSFELT.
Sent. 90 1865,
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ANIMAL LANT.-Thc Baton Rouge Comet
says that Mr.. L. +. Stanton, of Livingston
Parish, in that State. has very singular
plant in his garden. which seems to be the
connecting link between the animal and
vegetable world. The plant is about three
feet high, and its stamcn reaches the ground
At the end it is armed with small sharp
substance with which it picrccs insects, and
lifts them into the calyx, where they are
gIasret by the plant and appropriated to its
SUPPORT.
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GERMAN IMMIGRATION INTO THR PRINCI-
rALlTiEs. --Ihe German Journal Of frankie fort
states from Vienna, that the Hospodar Of
Wallachia has requested Austria to exercise
her influence with Wurtemburg aQd other
German States to induce them to allow fifty
thousand German families to emigrate to
NalIacha. The government Of that province
engages to grant them land from the property
OF lhc religious foundations, and to exempt
them from taxes for ten years.
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srh FALU ABLE
FARM AND TAFERNgH)uS,
AT PUBLIC SALE.

DI virtue of an order of the Orphans
- Court of Cecil county. Maryland. the
undersigned will offer at Public Sale at the
Court House door, in the town Of El!Son, on
TUESDAY, the 23d day efOc'ober, 1865,
ut II clock NJ, part of the Real Estate
whereof Thomas p. Sutton, died seized.
TT Real Estate consists Of farm con-
tanning
go Acres,
more or less, with Il valuable Tavern House
thereon. 1t is located at Fair Hill Cecil
county, Maryland. on the line of the Elkton,
Andora and Lcwisvilc Plank Road. and a.
bout Il mile distance from the Pennsylvania
State line at Or near Lcwisvillc, Chester Co.,
Pa. The house has for several years been
used rs Tavern and the stand is deemed a
good one. The land is productive and most
Of it is arabic; no waste land on the premises.
1t has been divided into six fields, and is I'M
der good fencing. \ running stream passes
through the property. and each field is we'll
watcrcd. The improvements arc AS follows :
A Large Frame HOUSE.
part OF it comparatively new. the whole in
good repair barn, stable and shedding;
Dairy house and spring of excellent wstcr.-
Also. two pumps near the house one front
and the other back.
IERMS or SALE :--Onc-t'ird cash on
the day of sale; onc-third in one year and the
other third in two Years from, said day of sale.
Credit payments to bear interest and to he
secured by the bond Of the purchaser with
approved security. For further particulars
apply 10 McSsrs. Earle X Crcswrll, Attorneys
Elkton, Md, or to the undersigned on the
premises. DANIEL II. SUTTON,
JULIA SUTTON,
Executors of ThOs r. Sutton doc I'd
Sept. 10th, 1865. is.
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.

PY virtue ola writ OF vendi cxponas issued
Dby Edmund Brown, Scn'r, ESD, Justice
fthe Peace of the State Of Maryland, in and
for Cecil county. at the suit Of John A. John
son against the goods and chattes, lands and
tencmcnts Of Samuel Logan, of Thomas. and
to me directed, lave seized and taken in
execution all the right, title, interest, claim
and estate, Of the said Samuel Logan IN and
to all that piece, parcel or tract of land with
the buildings thereon, lying aud being in co.
Gil county in the Fifth Election District. on
the road lending from North East to Port
Deposit, and containing
80 ACRES OF LAND,
more or less, and hereby give notice that
On SATURDAY, The 2OM DIM October.
1919, nj the Court House door in the town of
Elkton. Jotwccn the hours Of O'Clock and
5 O'Clock Z. NJ. will offer the said proper
y, SO seized and taken in execution to the
highest bidder for cash to satisfy said writ.
1lEZ. FOARD.
Sep. 29--ts. Constable.
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SUITS AGAINST THR CAMptN AND AMBoY
RAlIEoAD.-Thep parents OF Baron st. Andre,
late French Cnnsul at Philadelphia, who was
killed i'll the Burlington disaster, have com
menced suit for damages against the Cam
den and Amboy Railroad Company in the
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania. Charles lie
Boniallics, one of the injured in the same ac-
cidcnt, has also commenced suit.
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Dissolution Of C0-PartnershiD.

TNllE Co-partnership heretofore existing
L between the undersigned at Port Deposit
Md, under the name firm of Wiley, Thomp-
son Co., is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. Wesley Wiley is alone authorized
to used the name of the firm in settlement Of
its business.
All persons indebted to the firm will make
immediate payment TO said Wesley Wiley,
who will yay the debts of the firm.
WESLEY WILEY.
WILLIAM THOMPSON,
NORMAN W. holland,
August 20. 1855.
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DEATH OF Mns. AND Miss TASEY.-Wc
regret learn the death and burial of the wife
nndyoungcst daughter of ChicfJustice fancy.
They died at Old Point Comfort. where they
spent the summer Mrs, fancy died of para
lysis. and the daughter ofyellow fever. They
were both buried i'll one grave on Tuesday at
Old Point
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RELIC OF THE PASTA man, who was
recently digging cellar at Portage Lake,
Michigan, found mass of copper wcig hing
1916 pounds, which bears evident traces of
having been beaten and worked until the
rock was entirely separated, leaving the pure
mass of copper. There are no indications of
copper in the vicinity where this mass was
found
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OS TIE STuMP.-W. II, Day, the mulatto,
who was expelled as a reporter from the Ohio
Sonate two years ago. is stumping in Seneca
and other northern counties Of that State for
Chase and the fusion ticket.
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.

pI virtue IF two writs Of Fendi EXponas,
- one issued by William Cosgrovc, Il JUS
tee of the Peace in and for Cecil county, at
the suit of William Reed, Jr., use of Benja-
min NJ. Rccd and the other issued by An
thony Wharton. Il Justice otthe Peace in and
for the county aforesaid, at the suit of James
Russell, both against the goods and chattles,
lands and tenements of John Janncy, and to
me directed. l have seized and taken into
execution all the right, title, interest and es-
tate of the said John Janncv in and to all that
piece, parcel or tract Of land lying and being
in Cecil county. adjoining the lands of Thos.
Janncy, John W. jackson and others, and
containing
90 ACRES,
more or less: and, also, all the right. title,
interest and claim Of the said John Jannry.
in and to one bay mare. and one carriage.
and hereby give notice that on
SATURDAY,, the 2Oh dan Of Oc,obrr,
at Halls store at Gravcly TIlll in the 5th
District Of Cecil county, between the hours
of and O'Clock =. NJ, will expose the
above property for sale to the highest bidder
for cash to satisfy said writs.
HASSON LYNCH,
Sep. %, 1S55-ts. (S3.l29s.) Constable.
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WILMINGTON
Steam Plaster & Bone Mill,

TTHE subscriber is largely engaged in grind
L ing extra land PLASTER which he will
sell at all times at the lowest prices. Per-
sons residing near Railroad, or water naviga-
ton, by sending their bags to the address of
the subscriber can have their plaster sent to
them. All goods delivered at tho dcpots,
boat landings, &c. free of charge; the great
est care will be given to bags when sent. -
When farmers living near water navigation
can make it suit to club and purchase ground
Plaster by the cargo it will DO delivered to
them and liberal reduction made.
The subscriber will pay 40 cents per hun
drcd for Bones, delivered at the wharf near
his mill. Address
SAMUEL Il. NIELDS,
Sept. l5-Gm. Wilmington; Del
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SlO.999 %
In the whole county,

In the whole county, 800 %
BY Order of the County Commissioners of
Cecil county. Z. c. RICKETTS,, Clerk.
| hereby certify that the above is a correct
statement of the Levy for 1855, taken from
the books of the County Commissioners of
Cecil county. Attest, 7. C. RICKETTS,,
October 9Th 1S55--3w. Clerk.
Cecil Democrat cOpy weeks
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REUBEN TALL, Esq, for several years a
member of the Maryland House of Delegates
died at his residence in Dorchester county, on
Monday last.
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a STATEMENT,

nF. cccipts and DisDNTscments' Of Cecil
~ County for the year 1855; .as shown by
the amount Of property liable to county taxa
ton at accents in the 500, and the scveral
sums included in the Annual Levy for said
year; made ont and published by Order of
the County Commissioners. =
AMOUNT OF PROPERTY LIABLE TO COUNTY TAX
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]. A. DAVIS 4 co.,


Successors TO WILMER 4 DAvIs,)
PORT DEPOSIT, MARYLAND.
u RESPECTFULLY inform their old friends
IL and the public that although lately burnt
out by 4 disastrous fire they are again ready
to wait upon them rs formerly. Our Office
at present is in Winners Granite Building ut
the head oithe wharf, where we will be found
until n New Ware House is built.
We have on hand all kinds of
GEANO, Lumber.
Shingles, Lath, SAT- and Fish, &c,
and continue to purchase GRAIN, giving the
highest market price.
We are also Agents for the
PEAC1IBOTTOM SLATE QUARRIES,
and have slate always on hand and for sale.
J. A. DAVIS Il co.
Aug. 25-Gm.
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BRICK LAYING,

TNllE subscriber has located in El,>ton ami
l. will do all sorts Of brick laying in lie
town or country around. He will attend to
small jobs, such as laying hcarths or buildin.
chinneyS, or to building houses. orders
left at Marratt's Hotel or letters addressed
to him at Eliton, will be promptly attended
to. WIN. Nj. LEWIS
Elkton, June lG If.
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PARTN ERSIIIp.

PARTNERSHIP.
TllE undersigned have this day formed =
i Co-partncrShip, under the name and style
of Wiley holland, for the purpose of
manufacturing and conducting the FRAME,
SASH, DOOR and SHUTTER business as
heretofore conducted by Wiley, Thompson
X Co. The business will be carried ON in the
old Sash Factory, (now owned by VIM Nc
Cullough, Esq.,) until we rebuild. Thank
full for past patronage, We will cndeayor to
merit a continuance Of the same.
WESLEY WILEY,
NORMAN W. holland.
Port Deposit, August 81, 1855. [Scp &.
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The state Tax in the several Districts ard
in the County, amounts to the following
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Total in county, S7,2l5,42l
The County tax on the above at forty-ttro
cents in the hundred dollars, amounts 10
500, 30i.16.
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RIVERS & DERIOCS'

New equipped for the year 1875 will exhibit at
Elhto", on Wednesdays October l0M.
This immense establishment cost the prorrictors
over $4,000. The company iscomposcd of
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Baltimore and SlISqueh a n M
STEAM COMPANY.

p OCULAR DAILY LINE, except Sun
IL days,) for fIAvRE DE- GRACE, PoRr De-
POST and TIDE WATER CANAL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-02
Rfoail6s N Y Post( o. sturdy
Arrest Of CO. Kinney: United States Con

A4tNNNN y III .
sui Indicted
Last evening at hell pasty sis, Coll II, !. Kin
nav, while dining al his hotel ], The Metropolitan
wos waited unon by United States Deputy Mash
Al Horton. Win bench warrant iot his arrest
founded on an Indictment OF The gland Jury Of The
limited States Disltlct Court. The indictment Il
understood 10 have originated with A itCtney Gen
etaI Gushing, bnt The names Of the sgnets oil Tug
oIiIaYIts authorizing The proceedings hare POI
Transmitted. The Colonel Of once Sttttllltle, MN
self 10 the custody OF The Marshal, hleh he re-
lnained for The night. -,
Al the onening OF the court this morning, Col
onel Kinney appeoreI 10 answer tie Indictment
which charges hin with filling out o military eS,
nediton within The United STATES. lie ANSWERED.
10 The charge by his counsel, Messts. FaOolet q
Esset, and ClfeteI any ball which the contt lnlEi
tegIre, asking through tbs counsel, all eally lhi
or The case. The c0utt Judge Hall, pteSiding,I
ordered lie prisoner 10 be discharged tom tile
bench warrant, upon giving The TecoSnizanee o.
himself aud two SuTetles IN the sum Of SlU,QVi
lie Sureties being residents Of The dislElct, anu 10
Justify before the U, S. Commissioner IN the sun
Of $50, 900 each.
Tie Col. then left The court and proceeded be-
(ote The Commissioner and gave tie Eelulled ball.
The second Monday il May %os assigned Tor lht
trial. The commanding appearance oil tile Gov
attracted much attention In Court, wheEe large
humber Of citizens were In attendance.
The Indictment and ottesl, we understand, ore
based on The sixth section Of the Neutrality Act d
Anil 20, 1878, which reals bS lOlIowst
az any nefsOn shall within the territory OF iu'
tislictloi OF the United States, begin 10 sci on ioo
Ut provide OF pfepate the means for any military
expedition OF enterprise, 10 Oe carried on lFoIr
thence agoinst The teEtit1ly OF dominion OF any
prince OF slate, OF Of any colony, district OF leo
lie with whom The United States ate ni peace, ev'
cry person so offending shhIl IL deemed guilty OIL
hish mislelEeanUt, and shall be lined moi ex
teejng lhtee thousand dollars, aud imprisoned mol
more than three years."
The Colonel, In his pteseDt position hos no lack
or friends and SYnlpathStIs who crowded the no
lice slalion.lons Ill night, hardly allowing lIiI
two hours sleep before hts sppeatancs IN cOurt,-
lie does moi, however, seem at oil oasl down, an1
expresses he greatest confidence in tile success Of
IBIS voyage, which lie thinks will be detained but
a few days [ the TRIAL. lle denies that he hos
violated tle neutrality laws, atLnbullng The conf
piaIll$ RtefeEted against him, Of settling on lool
military expedition, solely 10 Tie fact HAT his colo
nists, like lie emigranls 10 RanSos OF California
nlay hlYe chosen ~ 30 armed.
The indictment III this case includes with Col
Kinney, Nj. Pabens, U. S. Consul at Nicaragua,
who is absent at Washington, and telGtlye 10 whom
q bench variant Inns been issued.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-02
T6e News

AyE4 ING NbWb1
ne Buffalo DEMOCRACY leans that eS'PFesldent
Fillmore Is about toytsll Europe,
a pait Of Ioyetsof The ripe oge Of 10 and G5,
were married few day ago, at Louisville, Ky.
The steat fire in Boston, FIlAoy night and Sat
utday morning, would seem TO have been much
more serious affair than the Telegraph represented.
We give fnIl particulars as they come to US by
nail
Themes Wigglewoth, one Of The Oldest mer.
chants ol Roston, died on Saturday morning. lilo
Leaves S9,0QQ,000 worth Of property,
The Washington papet' conttadicIs The tumot
that Nj, Mason, lie Commissioner Of Patents,
means TO resign,
tltORe Lake, indicted Two years since, at Pough.
ketpste, tot the murder ofhls wife and two chlll'
ten, los been pro1oUactd insane, on Tie second
ttial granted by ths Court Of Appeals. lie was
sents6cel 10 be hung on The first ltlal.
On the first Of May The new Liquor Law Of
Moline went into operation. ByitsptoSlsionS, the
selling Of all intoxicating lquOfs, except for med
ical and sactamentai purposes, is prohibited, un.
der penalty Of hne and Imprisonment, and Tie
transportation Of liquors Though tile State Is sub
ject 10 very stringent regulations. Ptohibitoty
laws have also be enacted Ia New brunswick
and Noya.Scoliu, and there Is SOME chance that
the present Canadian Parliament will pass one:
Tie idea OF Prohibition seems 10 bs gaining
strength In somequcttets, though In others II must
be confessed that siUce last September it has fntll
CT lost ground,
Gen, VIM. o. Butler, who was nominated by
The DEMOCRACY Of The Tenth Congressional Dis.
ttlct, Kentucky, los declined.
The rtesbytety Of Pennsylvania III Ibis SINte
hssdsciled that lhs public lectuts and speaking
oathe subject Of tempsrauce by women, II rannOt
but tesatd os unscriptuta ind conttoty 10 rtesby'
terrain usage, and theteiote advises bothis minis.
tets and msmOers not 10 siye any cOu0tenance to
Tile practice.