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LOC.IL M.ITTERN.

ON TiHEs. have hsvn looking over III,
Of The .idfccdt9 for 1851, aud was asiouished al
the large number of candidates who, even at that
early da! OF our cOuniry's history, were willing
To serve tue dear people by filling the public
eiliccs. Previous to the election OF that ycal
there wcfc announced IN tia, one paper alone
The following gentlemen rs candidates Tor the
offices named
,Iady,s Of rarioHs C5Nrfs. jas. ". buchanan,
VIM. Z. Maulsby, Frederick \. schlcy, Robert
y. Martin, Albert Constable, nruJ &. narroll,
John Thompson Mason.
cJny.iroiirr o. n, TS,assry Philip Fnuci.
IhUnas. Geo. =. Morgan.
Cos,a'ssipa,T ., a. LIHI Uihr. james G.
MurfH! GcorgrC. Brewer
iafi,rH CbmHissi0nsr --Thus e. Stewart. z
HOLIDAY Hicks, William llilcary.
Comm,'sionrr q PaLic Work Joshua "
Buslry, john y. Cuttings VIM. Jacks Samucl
7 Houston. Grorer kraiingr VIM Fell Johnson.
co'yrs.s. -C"rroll Spengr, I'll Hammond,
VIM. =. WHITE
oSa"ig cis,k Henry ". fi,Ehugh, Joshua
u ilynrs, Geo. H. Carnian, John Philpoi, John
) Ward
Rfg,,ier q W,Hs. Joshua =. Cockey, -. y.
M"criil lrnj. y. Payne. Levi X. bowen, john
liuunrs John u H. Fulton. J. " Shanklin.
Jrs I. Ridg,l,
So9 John Is HOLMES, VIM Turner. :.
= Storm. J,'s'ph Walker. Plcas.n, Hunter. VIM
thHAAut aArhhA busitNs
Tsasmrr X. T. J Wuodwnid. W. H. =.
oninn, los. q. pAncr. Ins I. Sians,iafy, u,u.
VI HES. Thnmas I. Hall.
N'fe .lnDrHsg Loud ". Williams Jnn.s
ilungrr'nui WA II Fr,rn,m.
Naf' Smut - CARROLL. lr d. Ephfaim
l1'll. Sam. w"r'hinriou. Hugh Els. Richard
Wntilinsiuu
H,4s. ~ D.irgii,s -t;ru. a. Ctrm,n. john
rrI,lu' John r Fuii. John ii,sir, 81 WIN
Jn.nrs T. Waindghi. T. u Spirks y u Ware
rht. " Hrnslaw. ElAaid Fla, wharf. Dr Cher
honn'r t;iH T. tockry. r,byfi i,idir, IT.. y.
uicinn. \. T. w"udgufi. Iuhn " w. u
+. ktlanau S,niur, Bad. Wm T. Preston.
John u llnlmr.. ttas \ iiut hantu. IL. n .
L,nct. Jane. Tururr. Wm T. SnmrfVillr
L'igss u OEphaA' Court Edward Rider.
Joshua llnIrhins, Samuel =. Stone. Geo. "
VI cOnke,. Jonathan Tracey, VIM. Andrews.
Andrew ] llaTker. Isaac Tay Tor, Caleb lIoshali.
Philip u. Thomas. Edward Philpoi, William H.
Coalc
'bHaiy ,|m@',sioHcrs. Levi \. Slalr, Jas
\ Sihniifmd, Nicholas Catch, john e.. I1uck.
Rirhatd llrrrrt. Pleasant Hunter. Wm. Nat.
thcws. WilkrrsOn Taylor. Vim. c. Gent, J. "
rriplrii. stephen Gofsnch. Eiijah Ia, Tor
f"WafR SrrrVor. WIN Dawnn. Jr u
Wallash TcnI.smau. Joseph q. Dancc Fred
Iufhnr.i MARSHALL a. Berry. John " Wheeler
Enucl, D"t.e,
N'i'-i Cbnm,'s,rasrs john Scuii Robert
NsneW t.ij,h BOND. Gr" T.. OlDsil Jnncs v
l'c'cran, Jnhn lI,tmari. I,rnj. t;Ursurh. Robert
kiIh Fh"na, 7 Nelson. Jno ~ Price. Josh.
~ I Todd. Henry Barker Wa ter r. AlcnIcr
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NeaU advertisements.
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Extract u Letter from liarun solomon l,oi,srhii
PARts, slh April, isUl,
- liY" fauby - ilonorr. !
WIN you ~ Kind enough to have forwarded e. ulr be- e
100 battles " your Indian l.lnment u yuu viii rhd
at the same tns the account I will forward yun the
amount through Mrssrs belmont 4 60, New York
Baron solomon l,othschlld having greamm.ndri to
many % his friends Major LANES LINlMENr. aud
they hcnE DESTROYS o. procure a. be- should Hdtise him
10 establish depot la Paris.
THE INDIAN LlNIMENT.
A. relief. ewes ready Killer of palm, taken In
waFiiy: ouiwardiy applied, has equal faF the
lief sud cure n Rheumatic and Neuralgia AH-cilehs,
spFans. Bruises, kc, u L. unequaed II IL also most
eneaeions taken in.arlly, 10 the eaI. 81 cheleFa.
Cramps aud Palms In the stomach. Diauhosa, Dyson.
terry, Cholera Norbus, Cholera hfantuu kr, aud &,
Without exception, the most wonderful fanarca the
world Affords. No Family should ~ uithoutu Hycry
Traveller by land OF sea should have bottle Miners
and Farmers residing at dlstanrc from fhysirans
should Keep u constantly on hand inrsc u Accidents
aud sudden attacks % stomach Complaints, tts value
eanngt H. estimated inqairy Tot Nalor LANk'S ~.
DIAN IMMINENT, aud take mo other. frie. 50 Cts.
trr bottle For sale at wholesale and retail 10y bemAs
Harnes Co, - Park Row, y. v. Gae Robinson.
2sd Greenwich ST, " Y. D. 4. Wells ca, ie3 fal
ton a. y. v q. " crittenden. - 9TH Ave, y. " and
ny Respectable Druggists throughout the World. None
genuine unless signed BY John rha.. Lane anil
tersiEnrd by j. y LANE co, rFoprictor. laJ liroad
way. ". Y. nrEeud for Circular ftlrt. 1t
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MD. AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.

MD. AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
TIL" duties Of this Institution will Ice rcsuin.
Ell "n Monday. l6m Of .Ncpien,5er. Its courses II
IN iruction. general aud special. on a level
with those Of colleges Of the Highest grade anil
offer. at very low cost. the advantages Of edu-
cation. under circumstances most favorable to
their prosecution.
Two or more students from each county Of the
State. and the city of Baltimore. will be allow
ed deduction Of seventy Eve dollars from the
annual charges. 10 be determined in each case
by the merits 81 the applicant as to scholarship
and general character. For circulars and fur
Their information address
Y. u. wORTIIiNGTON.
Register Nd. Agricultural College.
Aug. Slim. Hyattsvillc, Md.
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A GENTS wANTED.-To iSsrRAScE AGENrs. a. 4,
"A ke.-we wish 10 secure an agent In every city Of
than 100 population 20 act for rs Ia eanyas.ina
for business. man who T. aircady ssahshe 81 IN
occupation which allows him a few spare hours,
silly increase his Income several hundred doiiar' pr
year This l. an opportunity for active
profitable connection with the i-st established Adysr
Using Agency IN the United Sat.s Address, with full
particulars, references. sc GEo q. ROwELL ca D.,
20 Park Row, y. Y. ioci 1t
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LIST OF NEWSPAPERS.

We have published Complete Iist af all New papers
| In the New England states, price 2sc state Of New
York price 2sr Dei. Nd. and Dist 81 col. psicr 2ac
| ohio, price 2sc rennsyivana, price 2i~ Indiana,
price &c. Al the above for tine Dollar
Address GEO T.. HOWELL. CO.
Ort. 5--tL 20 Park Row. v Y.
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE.
A nice FARM OF TWENTY ONE ACRES,
on the Frederick Turnpike, near the "a
-. terminus of the catonsvillef ....
- llailroad. Excellent Dwell. llSt
4 LING. with hall. parlor. dining
roam, library room, sitting room, kitchen aud
seven chambers; also, all necessary out houses.
All the improvements Ia fine condition; nbun.
dance of Fruit and Vegetables. and water not
to Ice surpassed For sale by
HENRY ". COOKE,
Law Buildings, 81. Paul 81,
June ST Baltimore
UrOR SALE a FARM OF ~ ACRES
II IN Baltimore county. one and -
miles from Monkton Station. n. g. ReSs
H., aud one mile from Hereford. Thelesss
Land Is ~ good state of cultivation. III
FRAME DWELLING,
containing seven Rooms and good Outbuild.
ings. II Is convenient 10 Churches. Schools,
Stores. Ac. Sold because the owner intends 20.
ing West. Apply Ia
WILLIAM FOSTER.
sept. I.-2m. on the premises.
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y IL . II = 1: a ND LOT
FOR SALE
I'llE subscriber offers for sale his HOUSE
L aud TWO ACRES OF LAND, -
situated IN Bccklcysvillc. BaltimorcA 80
county. The lionseis u two story one, dis
built 81 logs. isx2G feet, with base esns
m"nt. The Lot Is under good cultivation, we'll
fenced. and has fine young Orchard on it,
A. garden spot II cannot be surpassed. There
u pump II excellent water convenient 10 the
house.
For further information aud terms apply 10
the subscriber, on the premises.
GEORGE w. ENSOR,
Sent. lime Hecklevawflio u a llalto "a
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E~-Thr highest rharg" made i. I,rc a.,
Tat. GOODS az EVERY DESCRIPTION
iexe-it liquors. purchased aud forwarded with
despatch. when either cash ~ trail. arc"impan
les ia" "fi-f. sept. :. isds. IT,
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NEW STRAWBERRIES for 1875.

NAPOLEON III.
Thc Lcsi Amatsar TERRY IN circsiaf'oa.
Price tby mail. postage paid.J ~ per dozen.
PERPETUAL FINE.
" 4 it'Pef"ai Large Eraited Sira'rberry Of ~
Pine Class. -
Price by mail. postage paid.l 81 for Nv"
Plants s5 per d"x.
80 send Tor illusiraIsd descriptive rirrdlar
We ais" oilcr large aud splendid st'ck 81
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES.
GRAPE VINES
SMALL FRUITS. AC. AZ.
~ which we mail b,srripiirs ta,ri9g'o' 'r.L
g,'re' I" all applicants.
Ebw'D j. EVANS a..
Central Nursrrir.. York. To.
Aug si.--2m.
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A GENTS WANTED SO 20 SD Day. 70 Introduce
n our nev patent STAR SHGTTLE SEWTEG VA
CHINE. Price go u uses two threads, and makes
genuine lork Stitch. Al other iow priced machines
make stitch ENclasitr tetlttosy Head
Tor circulars. ". q. WILSON co., Manufacturer.
Cleavelnnh. Ohio toct. 5-tt.
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Extract u Letter from liaron solomon l;o,i'scbd.
ram. slh ArrIl. lsol.
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Mn.hinrton snee,nI.

NEW YORK, Jan. 3I.-The Tribune's
Washington special says: Commission
er Rollins was in conference with the
Ways and Means Committee to-day, in
regard to to the Internal Revenue tax
bill. They have thus far passed ON but
few articles, which it proposed to put
into the list. The Commissioner in
formed them that there was great
falling OFF of the revenue receipts with
in the last sixty days, and from pres
ent indications it was likely to dimin-
ish still more, during the next six or
nine months, on account of the general
stagnation of business. The Commit
tee have, therefore, decided not to pass
upon any articles until they get the
tariff bill, and then it is likely but little,
If any, reduction will be made on lead
ing articles.
The subcommittee are still engaged
in examining into the whisky tax. 1t
will be some days before they will be
ready to report. Commissioner Rollins
is in conference with them every eve
ming. He is opposed to making re-
auctions at present. He favors strin-
gent legislation, believing it will put a
stop to frauds. The committee, how
ever, are very much divided on the
question, and it is doubtful what they
will recommend.
The Times Washington special says,
some idea may be formed of the frauds
perpetrated by smugglers from the fact
that a special agent, sent to the frontier
to investigate them, was able to make
arrangements with % customs officers,
out of % in the district, for smuggling
goods into the u. S.
The President has nominated to the
Senate, R. H. Hurlburt to be Comptrol-
Currency.
The Ways and Means Committee
have added tanned leather to. the free
list.
The Tribune's Washington special
says: Quite a number of leading
southern men are in the city arranging
new plan of adjustment which has
been approved by number of Repub-
licans based upon the Constitutional
Amendment.
number of persons that the worst thing
he ever did in his life was to pardon
Mayor Monroe of New Orleans,
One of the most important cases yet
presented to the Court of Claims is
that for 100000 damages against
the government for the seizure by the
War Department in 1856 of a large track
of land at the confluence of Columbia
river, in Washington territory, since
occupied as n military post, land be-
longing to Geo. w. johnson.
The Worlds special says: The de-
partment and congressional inyestiga-
ton of the Treasury Printing Bureau
continued to-day, and although no ac-
tual fraud has been discovered, there
have appeared some discrepancies in
the accounts which may be explained
away.
1t may be safely asserted that not
withstanding the voluminous testi-
mony taken by the special committee,
investigating the New Orleans riots,
but few additional facts have been de-
veloped and the chairman is already
making up his report which will, of
course, be made to reflect severe on the
President. 1t will state, however, that
mend the impeachment of the Presi-
dent
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BY THE CABLE.
Advices to the 3Oth of January.

LONDON, Jan. 3O.-It is stated That the
British Cabinet freely express the hope
that peace in Europe will be preserved
in spite of the threatening appearances
in the East.
The search OF baggage of foreign trav-
elers in England and France viii here
after be merely nominal.
PARIS, Jan. 3O.-It is thought here
that the mission of Kalergis to the Uni
ted States is Russian intrigue to in
volve the American Government in the
eastern question.
Dispatches from the east state that
the plot of the Cretan clergy against
Mustapha Pasha had been discovered.
ATHENS, Jan. SO.-The Greek Gov
eminent is about to raise tariff, and
expect by this means to increase the
revenue one and a half millions of
drachmas.
PARIS, Jan. SO.-Advices from Rio
Janiero report the death of the French
Minister to Brazil.
LONDON, Jan. s0.-Consols closed at
90 ls-16ths for money; 5-2Os, 70; Illinlis
Central, s1h<; Erie, 397S. g..
FRANKFoRT, Jan. sou. S. Bonds, n.
PARIS, Jan. sou. s. Bonds have
declined %.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. SO.-Cotton closed
easier; sales of 5000 bales; receipts large,
and prices unchanged; middling up
lands, I4zS.
BREADsrUFFs-Corn, nominal at Ais.
Wheat, dull. ..
PRovIsIoNs-Bacon, declined Is.
Observation-Disclosures Is 5d@Is.1Od.
RAsINs-9s Cd.
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Arrival or the Henry Chaunc.x

NEW YORK, Jan. sl.-The steamer
Henry Chauncey has arrived, with
81, 0T0,0O0 in gold.
Forty deaths from cholera occurred
among the U. s. troops detained in
Nicaragua, in transit, to the 18th of
January.
The agent of the line, Capt. Maury.
was mobbed by the passengers tor
allowing the Moses Taylor to sail for
San Francisco without them, and mar
rowly escaped death.
Advices from Valparaiso state that the
allied fleet is there.
1t was rumored that the Spanish Ad-
miral would proceed, with all his ships,
to Falkland Islands.
1t was also reported that Spain would
establish naval station at Montevideo.
The Brazilian army had gained an
advantage over a column of i've or six
thousand Paraguayans.
The revolution in Mendoza has not
spread to any other parts of the Argen-
tine Republic.
The Peruvian government has grant
ed concession to some Americans for
the construction of good road from
Lima to Callao.
A party of American engineers at
Panama is preparing to survey the
1sthmus of Darien, with view TO the
construction of a ship canal.
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@ o e. S
DYSPEPSIA
GU RE
Guarantee a Cure in Every
Instance,


When taken-thoroughly-a to the
directions, which accompany each bottle.
Clergymen, Physicians, Merchants, Profess
ional Gentlemen in all stations OF Iife-our
most eminent men in public positions-aIl
who have ever used or seen it used iOin In
the most unlimited praise of It's merits; and
men and women, old and young, by the
thousand, testify and will tell you that n Is
the most wonderful remedy ftlie nineteenth
century, whilst the prOprietors WARRANT IL
IN every case. Letters reach us every day,
rom persons in every part of the land telling
OF the miraculous cures IL hnS performed
whist our best physicians are constantly
urglng us TO tell them the formula from which
y Is made, saying its effects are wonderful,
It's success beyond all precedent, and its cures
IN even the most aggravated cases, as certain
as sunrise. II will stop distress amer eating,
IN moments time; sweeten a sour stomach
as soon as taken; relieve pains or cramps in
stomach OF bowels instantaneOusly, and ena-
bic the dyspeptic sufferer, who has lived for
yeaB on Graham bread and the plainest
diet, to eat a hearty meal without fear of my
trouble from It. We earnestly ask one trinl
from every sufferer. Sold by druggists eyery-
where, at 81 per bottle, or bottles for s..
c. g. CLARK & CO., PrOprietors.
New Haven, Connecticut.
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LYONS g
Periodical Drops,
The Great Female Remedy
for Irregularities,

Is a scientifically compounded fluid prepara-
ton, OF direct and positive action; better than
any pills or poWders-safe at all times except
when forbidden In the directions. They are
prepared by myself, at my laboratory in New
Haven Ct Having practiced in the hospI-
tfllS OF Paris and London, and with over Is
years ofexperience In this city, in female dis
easea and weaknesses, present my French
Periodical Drops 10 the public as superior TO
any remedy known as a corrective OF irreRu-
lartues, for suppreszions and ohstructions.
and always reliable and safe, except when
prohibited In my circular accompanying each
DoLte- nave appointed MeSsrs. G. q. Clark
q Co., Wholesale Druggists of this city my
general agents for the United States f.Tica
SIiSO per oottie. Sold by druggists every
Prepared by ]. L. LYON, MD,
may1OlyW New Haven, Ct.
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SUNDRIES-A FEW BBLJS. PRIME MA
- pie Sugar Superior Green, Black and
japanese Teas Pure While Wine Vinegar;
New York Crab and Champagne Cider kotI
tied; New No. ] Salmon; EnRligfl ilairv
Cheese; Pickles and Sauces; TapiOca PanfI
Sage; Corn starch, Maizena,, &c. HerTnetical-
but, Lobster, CLAIMS and SRrdines,
Genulne Englah Mustard; Salad oil. best
9Haalityi french Mustard; Sap Sage Cheese;
Iogether with = general aaortment of
seSs9na1le articles. Just received aud for
N. q G. D. WOODROW.
Odd FelloWE Hall Building, Monroe 1t
myO WHEELING, W. VA.
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From WashIngton.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3I.-The Recon-
struction Committee is expected soon
to make report on several plans now
before them, looking to the re-ha bilita-
ton of the Southern States. Their
views have not, however, vet taken n
definite shape. There seems to be no
doubt some provisions will be adopted
by which to avoid the effect of anv
possible recognition of the Southern
States in their present condition, by
the United States Supreme Court.
By the amendments to the Internal
Revenue law, now under considera-
ton by the Committee on Ways and
Means, it is probable that many arti-
cles for the benefit of agriculturists and
others, will be exempt from tax, such
as salt, cheese and butter, made bv as
ISOLATED enterprise, leather and farm
The National Intelligencer gives an
account, purporting to be the proceed
ings ofthe Southern Republican Asso-
citation, held last night, at which TWEEN
ty representatives of the States took
part in the discussion in favor of hold
ing a convention in Washington ON or
about the 4th of March next, to urge the
impeachment OF Andrew johnson as
the ouly hope of the South for speedy
reconstruction.
A citizen of New York, Office in
Wall street, has issued a confidential
etrcu lar to the National Banks, pro-
posing to come to Washington and lob
by for them, if they will contribute at
the rate of one dollar on each thousand
OF their circulation, for his expenses,
II all the banks could be persuaded to
join such an arrangement, it would
yield him $500, 1000. The National
Banks should beware of such beneyo-
lent offers.
The Ways and Means Committee, at
their meeting to-day, while consider
ing the amendatory tax bill, agreed to
abolish the tax on newspaper adver-
tisements. The taxes on large num-
Der of articles, will be considerably re-
duced in order to lessen the general
revenue from internal sources.
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MONTGOMERY, Jan, 31.-The House
OF Representatives passed the bill es-
tablishing system of public schools
for blacks and whites alike, except
that the schools shall be separate in
each school district. 1t is understood
that the Legislature will not reconsider
its action on the Constitutional
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NEW YoRK, Jan. S1.-The Herald's
Richmond correspondent says: The i'm
parchment is regarded as a fixed thing
among the people generally, although
to another dreadful revolution.
Movements are on foot to establish a
commission to be appointed by the
Legislature, whose duty it shall be to
remain in Washington and bring be-
fore the Supreme Court all the acts of
Congress affecting the interests of the
South, in order that they may be pro-
nounced unconstitutional.
The New Jersey Bridge bill has been
vetoed by Governor Ward.
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Cadetship at West Point,

THE FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
- OF West Virginia will be entitled 10 a
Cadet appointment At the United states Mill
tary Academy about the LIST of March next.
Applicants for the appointment will please
present. themselves for examination at
wheeling, on Thursday. the 18th day of
February next, 10 MessTE. a. w. Campbell
John r. Hubbard and Il. w. Hazlett who
have consented TO act ~ q COMMITTEES 70 select
the position. @. d. HUBBARDs
JanS-d NJ. Q, Lat DlEt W.
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New YORK, Jan. 31.-The Southern
Relief Commission have issued An
earnest appeal for an immediate, gem
erous and universal effort in behalf of
the famine stricken districts of the
South, r.-sz
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FereIEn NeIEs b Jan.

HALIFAX, Jan. 3I.-The steamship
Africa, from Liverpool 18th and Queens
town 10Th, has arrived.
Forty bodies have been recovered
from the skating pond at Regents Park,
London. fH@
The weather is very severe through
out Europe.
The La France denies the alleged
movement of the Russian and Aus
TRAN troops toward Gallacia.
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crScrNsAr1, Jan. sl.-weatber mod.

CINCINNA1I, Jan. 3I.-Weather mod
crate, cloudy and warm. The thermom-
eter at 9 a. M, stood at 49,.
The State Convention OF the Grand
Army of the Republic, met at Column
bus yesterday, and passed q series of
resolutions declaring the objects OF the
organization. About two hundred and
fifty representatives were present.
Gen. Thomas L. Young, of Hamilton
county, was appointed Grand Com
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ST. LOUIS, Jan. SI.-weather verv
mild snow thawinG rapidly. There
is prospect of speedy resumption of
navigation.
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CINCINNATI, Jan. SI.-Ths river has
fallen IL inches; II feet 2 inches water
mere. -. s.------------.------ -
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QUEBEC, Jan. 3L-The trial of Mr..
Charet, for killing his wife, rendered a
verdict of manslaughter.
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WASHINGTON, Jan, SI,lGenT Gusts
Lee has declined the presidency of the