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Indians rroub.esoa,e ..

Sr. Louis, Jan. Co dispatch
from 81, Joseph's to the S.. Louis Re.
publican, dated North Platte, January
18th, says the Indians arc very wurlike,
aud sveral rumors are afioat regarding
their depredations, and that they hare
killed forty men west of that place /;
also that they werc marching for that
place IN great strength, with the deter.
mination of clearing the road to Fort
kearney. Eight thousand troops have
been ordered for service on the plains
and IN the mountains. The first in
stallmeat is now en- route by the paeiic
railroad.
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Special NOTICES.
Or. schcnck's N andrshslfiiis,
a substitute for C,tlbmS,,

= su bstitsste for csiibmci;
These pilIa are composed II fssious roots,
having the rewer o feIar ne tesretiau. ~ he
liver as promptly md eirse'uai /. blue Pill o.
mefemy, mil without producing sny 81 tbo.,
disagrccable or dsngerous effects whieB Sr,.A
follow the use Of the latter.
In all bilious disorders these Piify asy b.,
used with confidence, a. they promote. The di.s
charge Of yitiatcd bile, and remove those OBJ
s'rueiions from the liver. aud hillary duot.,
which are the cause Of billion, affections In gen;
eral.
scafSNs's rssrnAsp P,tls cure sieh, Head
ache. and all disorders of he i.i,cts Indicated
by sailow skin, coated tongue, ee.ii,cne,.j
dFowsincsa, and . general ips.iing Of sesriaess
and la'sitndc, showing that ,he liver Il Ia tor:
nd or INSTRUCTED eondiiion.
In short these Pin. may be a,cd with advsn:
iagc IN all cases when purgaiiye Or ai,erativs
medicine h reqs'rcd, a.@ t
Please ssk for "Dr. Schsneks Mandrake
Pills,'' and observe that ,he two akess.srs II
the Doctor are IN the Government stamp--oHe
when in thu las, stage of Consumption, and the
other IN his rrcsent health.
sold by all Druggists and dcalers. :'rice rs
cents per box. Principal onicc, No. Is North
9th Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
General Wholesale Agents. Demas narnes
Co., u Park Row, New York; \. :. Hance,
los Baliimorc ST., liaitiu,arc, Nd. Jubn u.
Pnske, \. 4. cur. of Fourth and Walnut ~,
Cineinnaii, ehio; Walker 4 Taylor. l3S A 1855
wabash Avenue, Chicago, H. Z; collins Broth.
rr-, -onihwrt corner Of See>nd and Wins ST.,
81. isnul, Mo.
dec. u. III A aih ~ irr
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WONDERFUL BUT TRUE.

MADAME REMINGTON. the world re-
nownrd A,iroInsi-i aud S.snnambuiir,ic Clair
v"Jant, while IL clairtoy ant state. driicnstes
Tue rtry features OF the Prtsan you are d. tnaf-
~. and by ihSsid of an lnslruincnt of intense
power. Known a. tho psyehomotrope, guaras-
tees to produce perfect and lie-like picture %
the future ha-band or wife of the applicant,
with datf ~ marriage, occupation, leading
fsai,- Of cha aeirr. &e. Til. I, no lmpo,iiioh,
a. tssiiDonials wifhou, number can assert
liy stating plseegf birth. age, disposition. collar
ri eyes aud hair, and rHrls.ing Gfty cents. aud
stamped envcinPe s,lrr,srd In yourself. you
viii receive the picture hy return mail, tosrits-
or with dc,ircd Information. sa.7a
Addrrss 10 ennlidcncr. MInAYg Grnr.rns
RsnfseloS, '. o. Box 297, West Troy. n. j.
s-pi. -. i'm.
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Local Intelligence.

FRIGnTFuL AccIDExr.--On Satm.
day last, about 10 o'clock, as the train
from upion Bridge was approaching the
Depot ~ Westminster, Thomas $.
brown, ESQ, cue Of the Judges OF ahe
0rphans' Court for Carroll county, was
observed walking on the track just
ahead of che ctigine, and apparently
unaware OF It's approach. The engine
whistle was blown, the bell rung, and
everything doec, it is snil, to attract
his attention, but without effect. When
too late the engine was reversed, but
could not be stopped before IL reached
him. lie was dragged some yards aud
thrown with his right arm acrtSs the
tracs--bis arm being crushed beneath
the wheels just above the elbow. He
received also sundry bruises about the
head, his Jaw being broken, and split
open at the chin.
He was taken to the Hotel Of Mr..
Cook, and received prompt surgical at.
tention. His arm was nmputited by
Dr.. j. W. Herring, assisted By Dr..
reid, Butler aud Billinsslcs. We
unto stand that he still les in prccari-
Gus condition, though hopes arc enter
tanned for his recovery. Ileresidcs On
the Baltimore turnpike about six miles
below Westminster. On that morning
he had accompanied his team for load
Of limestone, iroln The quarry Of DR..
Butler, near the railroad, and at the
time OF the accident his son was driving
the team on the bank ncar the railroad.
whilst he was walking on the railroad
track. 1t il believed that his mind wa.
So pre- occupied by concern for the team
as the horses were tractiors. that he did
not heed the alarm of the approaching
train, or supposed it WAS farther off than
it really was. The accident was a Sc
we're shock 10 his vito aud family, as
well as to the eu;ire community, who
truly sympathisc with them.
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This we'll established Monthly, aud
great fayorite Of tho Ladies, has boon
already received for February. II is
the Pad number Of Volume Seventy
-Four. The illustrations are Of the
highest order. and the literary matter
cannot be exccllcd- 1t contains beau
tiful steel engraving .The Lost Money, =
containing thirteen figures. The Fash.
ion Plate contains six finely colorcd
dresses, real fashions. We cannot emu
merate ali /; Il must be seen to DO right
" appreciated. Address L. A. Cooley,
Philadelphia Pa. Price $500 per year
liberal deduction 70 clubs--spacilacn
copies scnt for rs Cts. each.
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Trcnson Cnsrs Sicttrh.

It was noticed in The .imrritaastha
on the call Of the criminal docket IN the
United States Circus Court last No
vcmber, directions had bccl given By
the District Attorney TO tho Clerk "a
drop thereafter the cn.ry Of the eases
of such persons who, having been in.
dicted By the Grand Jury OF that Court
for treason, had not been arrested, ms
also not to renew the summonscs or
warrants for the others who bad given
bail. Yesterday the act of discoatiu.
uing the prosecution of these cases was
completed by the steuiaq Of all ihc cases
on the docket Awon5 those thus re.
licSsd from any apprehension of arrest
by the Marshal or bis deputies urc Geo.
p. Kane, Geo. II. Stewart. Cleo. Frcan-
or, Harry Gilmor aud isaac Il. Trimblc.
As stated at the time, Bradley T. John.
sou and samuel McCubbin were par
donod by President johnson.
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THuRspAY. gANUARY "a 1897


Our ceaairy appears 10 pasztrem one
crisis into another. We haze just pass.
sed.tltregsh cac, which was produced
$ ~ tho ultra demands 81 Northern Radi.
Gals, resisted in the same spirit By
Southern Radicals, and was attended BY
by ofthc most destructive aud bloody
/ wars on record That safely over, aad
all the demands of the Northern RAdi.
Gals, including universal emancipation,
having been obtained, they come for
ward with fresh demands, which, before
the war, they scarcely hoped for. They
now seem bent on compelling the South
cru States to adopt Negro Suffrage,
threatening, If this is not done, to re.
dace Sovereign States 10 Territorial
condition, in which Congress may claim
the risht % relsul.se suffrage. They do
not intend to be impeded BY any Con-
stitutional barrier. They remembcrihat
Congress had no right to regulate sla.
very in the States, updor the constitu-
4 ton, but neyertholess the strong hand
n Of power overthrow it by means Of the
war. They calculate now, that II war
again breaks out In consequence Of their
usurpations, that il win ouly give them
another chance to perpetuate their pow
er ia this cOuntry BY giving the right
Of suffrage to their colorcd allies Of the
South. "
The people Of the South seem to have
made up their minds to resist nothing,
not even the territorial scheme, should
Cangrsss rcally attempt it-trustiag
doubtless TO the reaction their e4traya-
.gance may produce on the Northern
mind. We are glad to sec them take
this course, aud hope they may not be
disappointed in their reliance on North
err Conservatives. The contest, dariag
this crisis, i to take place il the North
-eFa States. 1t may be mere political,
OF n"rnl contest, as it ought to be; but
u may slso cad in another civil war
There are several serious matters now
brewing which nay SO terminate. The
impeachment of the President, so ua-
called for and 50 outrageous, may ex-
cite to violence. But above all, an at
tempt, such rs has been threatened, to
sci aside the State Government of Ma
ryland, mud to set up = Radical, one,
might meet with resistance, and would
doubles soon light up the flames Of
gsueral civil war. ~
This would be Indeed unfortunate;
ioraanothcr civil war would at once des.
troy the credit Of the Government, the
enormous debt Of the country would 20
the way of the late Confederate debt.
and the country would doubtless, in TIE
end, break up into q number Of separate
Republics. or dcspotislns. We are
aware ,hss our opponents brag on their
ability 10 make short war of it, rely
iussoa the 100000 mea organized in
their Hnion Leagues but they had bcs.
not bc too sansiine, for there is spirit
aroused among their opponents which
would speedily rise equal to ths cmcr-
gcney. People we're mistaken in the
South where the greater the exer,ions
thai were made to subduo them, the
greater alwass was the resistance. 1t
will'bc % again whenever civil war oc-
cars, and men WHO now max. light Of it
aly iial out their mistake too late.
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Mr.. Creswell, except ono day for Mr..
Evans, OF Cecil.
On the 18th, Mr.. Criswen presented
the petition Of citizens Of Carroll county
for the appointment Of an addtional
Constable for Unicntown District, 10.
tended FIR the neighborhood Of Union
Bridge.
On Motion Of Mr.. STgpHENsox, or.
tlerei that the Committee on Judiciary
Proceedings inquire what Legislation Is
Necessary, IL any, to lcgalixe the acts o.
stich Of the State Assessors rs continue
to act after the expiration Of the time
designated by law for the close Of said
Assessments. to report by bill or othcr-
wise.
On Monday last, in the House, the
bill relating to Juric' in Washington,
Frederick aud Carroll counties, was
made the orlnr ofillc l,y for Thursday.
BALTIMORE CITY.
The Bill to repeal eertsin parts Of
the Charter of Baltimore City, which
was passed IN the lltsisc. was pissed
also ia the Senate ~ Monday last, now
only requires the Signature OF the Gov.
ernor to become law IL requires an
election to be held in Baltimore, ON the
fra "Wednesday IF February next, for
Mayor aud City Council Of Baltimore,
and will GUST the present Mayor and
~. l. II. A.
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rss-Ths philosopher aud poe, states
man, Addison, In his Sj1ccioi.r. the first
and most amusing Of periodicals. ia his
papers on Country aud City Lille. aliorl.
the most genial recommendations to
preserve the health aud puriiy Of tho
body; his just aud benevolent tepching.
with respect 10 ieaith mty he -uushf
'and read with The bcs, effect, by persons
of all hibits aud age the geueral eoel
effect of gentle medicines. artisIir4,iIy
compounded, A,ltlison's experience and
intelligence avouehcs the necessity for.
lie lived to u good Oil age, i,nd were he
living, would no doubt, resort to Dryan's
l.itc Pills, a truly life giving and bcnc.
iiciai remedy for pariIying the blood
tSce adgeriiscnicnt) jan. 3.
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rIn the U. s. House of .penrnscr

paS In the Z. s. House of Rcprcseu-
tativcs, on motion of Mr. Ward, of y.
y, on Monday last, the Committee on
elections, was ordered to inquire into
and report on the rccen, election in
Maryland, with power to send for per-
sons and papers. lie alleged that il
was done at the instance Of prominent
Union men in Maryland. They com.
plain that the President and Gov.
swunn have sold the Stat, to the Rcb-
els. 1t passed by a vote of 1O3 to SIS.
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The Impeachment Pro-
SraInrae OF the Desfructfyes

We shall pub ish shortly the protcs,
OF the better portion of the Republican
press against the madness Of some lea.
ding Radicals in Congress, who are, Il
is insisted, still coucorting schemes for
impeachment Of the President. Yhe
idea is SO rcpletc with pcrils that We do
not credit the following statement Of
the New York Herald, Grad ,
The plan Of operations which It is
said has been agreed upon is this; The
House Committee on the Judiciary will
make up their report in favor OF i'm.
peaehment, and il will be adopted by
the House before the close of the pre-
sent session. A committee will then be
appointed and instructed to go, in the
name Of tAe. House, and impeach An.
drew Johuson of certain "high crimes
and misdcmeanors" before the Senate.
and demand his trial upon the charges
preferred against him. The Senate will
then postpone the matter to the meet.
ing Of that body in connection with the
new House of Representatives on the
4,h of March, for the reason that on
that day the term Of onc-third Of the
present members Of the Senate expires.
and new members to a. considerable ex.
tent, including several Radical gains.
will take their places. With this meet
ing OF the 4th of March, the Senate
will first proceed to the election Of
their presiding officer, aud Benjamin.
Wade, Of Ohio. il is supposed, will be
chosen. Mr.. Wade, therefore, as Pres.
ldcnt Of the Senate, in the event Of the
removal OF Andrew Johnson, will be.
come President of the United States
under an exciting law of Congress made
In PURSUANCE OF the Constitution.
With this contingency thus provided
Tor, the Senate next, US high court Of
impeachment, Chief Justice Chase
presiding, will proceed to the trial Of
President johnson upon tho indictment
OF the House, and will push the trial
rapidly forward, and, asit il believed by
the prosecution, to his conviction aud
removal from Office
The correspondent of tho Bait. SUI,
on this subject, says;
Pursuing the scheme, the trial in the
Senate is to be proiracted aud contiu-
ucd until after the expiration of Mr..
Johnson's term Of Office, aud thus, as |
stated in former dispatch, eflectually
legislate him out Of the Executive chair.
The only great difficulty the juuta find
IN the complete execution OF this plan
Is the very serious legal question as to
the power to deposc the President upon
the mere impeachment, aud before ron.
rictioa, and the constitutional probibi.
ton against the passage of an at CO
pest fi,cto in its character, which il is
admitted BY OIL good lawyers would be
the character Of an act now or hcrcaf.
ter passed to suspend the President
from the performance 81 his Official du-
ties during the trial on impeachment. =
Thus the case stands tonight.
In the meantime il is asked. s.What
will the President do about its'' / feel
warranted in saying that, inasmuch as
the initiative has been formally taken
10 the House, Mr.. johnson desires that
the Investigation shall proceed and, SO
long as the impeaehcrs pursue the con.
stitution and the Law be will nramntl,,
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Az lMMESsE FoRTuNE.-The Shop.
herdstown CIV. va.) Register says il
has been asceriaiped beyond tho posi-.
biliiy ofA Doubt that a fortune ofs75,.
DOC, 200 has been left 10 the Grove fam
ily, of that county, by certain parties IN
Holland. Wouldn't It be so nice to
bean heir il that familyy
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rEM.lLE eOLLEGIATE
Observation-Disclosures
n Il &C HE u s.

u q u IL u u =.
LITERARY DEPARTuESE
Rev. J0mS 4. MrSaos, A. NJ. r
Miss NJ. Lou Fnrlong, VI. y. l.,
Miss Mary Y. Manning. tiFt
Miss Ada BiIlingsica. ~
AiSic.iL DEPARTMENT.
Mrs. FnunieR X. Mnnree.
Y,HiS INSTITUTION will commenes
j the 2nd SESSION of It's SIXTH
scholastic year On MONDAY, FEB
RUARY lih, 1867. Pupils will be Ne
cciycd AT cny fime, aud eiiarscd from Tina
OF entrance,
AS a BO4RDf.yG s SCHOOL.
Its number Of Boarding Pnpils during tho
past year WAS 20 females, and Is males.--
The Pnuripal receives only sir females
inso his ihmlls: number OF others may
board with aPgoretf families in the town.
Ihose wishing 10 occupy the. vacancies
hotyct filed, viii Please lsake eariy.oppii~
cdfioH.
The accommodations for Boardcrs are
leo separate buildings, lmilt Of brick. That
for the Male Department Is the residence Of
The Rev JosATusS MusRos fFnsher Of the
Principall, whose patcrnnl care will be over
hi, buardcrs; that for the Female depart,
ment IS occupied by the Principal. There
will not be amy communication betweem
these departments. Each will beconsiirred
as a family, ailordiasahoise TO iis boarders-
sa As i DAY SCHOOL.
Number q Day Pupils, during the past
year, t6, making total Of 101 Pupils.
Accommodations arc Eve commodious
rooms, viz The young mems study rocm--
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IMPORTANT Decision. - Yesterday
the Supreme Court Of Appeals, ia the
case Of Mary y. Hughes Is. Common
wealth, reversed decision Of q lower
court, and thus decided, substantially,
that the clothing Of married woman
docs not belong 70 her, but 10 her bus.
i,AAd = Richmond Ta. Times, JaA. 10.
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MARYLAND lEeIsLATuRE,

re9,ort MIN n ;,,sorno,., \. az W.,
ster ca t,;.hs 1,oa,,..,,v ~ f,a,ro,
rount y. RI ss,r.,, "a ao.,.n n. /. :, ~,
,oyss,css Tha c,,n, ,,f.a - r,,~.,;,,..
,.nar,e y, Il e,vs. 6f A,S-.s &C., II,
i saa,As,;es M g., W n n ~. !,
sana,,s s,I,c sI,.c,nv t,,an.y g9a,
report Mr. sna,es h have (. m,;,.;,v {,
40 ya,., MI, ~. .,aa. q ~, q,
&, T.osa,y las.
!; i,
~ .he HOUSE, Nr' benton presented
a petition from the Taaker Society oil
Carroll County to be exempted from,
s.ryin,, =, inr;as ,ts wsn,,,l,r ,Lo
..;.; ! ~, Is ~, -
po''o' y s = =, n'aenaih 'o'
compensation Tor publishing laws OF
1866. A bill was reported to extend
the Charter Of the Manchester Savings
I.s,;,,,;on
TIiE povrpSrrnx mn
M, -, -
"o euasiuef'eloh VI this pin was rc'
samed IN The House on the 18th. A
motion was made to have the election
take Mace at the next General election
- Nava.,hor ;,s,o.d ,,f 1901 W.
80,
hesuay u q p1h--i'Os'' yeas = nays %.
Mr.. Carmichael moved to insert III
the bill a clause requiring the Conveu-
tiou N nrobibit IA. -Ccner.l Asso,,l,,,
e.a,a IL. ,...s,.,,. ~ ~,
80, ,i Ia" 49,. ~" P.o' 'ss =. 'no
80. a',J ~ - NJ peesvus ne'e :,
III ~ a,,'a,.s..aa, Ia .ss:' .su ~
1870, os W. ;;.'. wy
otto as ,,,a ff ~, - ,.a - -, ~
ssrs /, - erS.. - o,,;s, M .ns.s ~ IN
s;ors n.h;nh IA H.. .sr.ss sppa,sa ~ !.
M oh;c,t az calm, sorv.,,;nn ,s~s
b nroy;Js Car ,he ,s,,,snt a. sl.ras
he ,ha S,s,a Th.y J,s;r,J - ,,.saI';.s
any snrh Intention Nv m,lin, ri, nra
vision Il the mi The .onyen,;nn lin
Of 1910 had a nrovis;an ~. e,bs ral.
ton Of master md slave shou,d NOR he
,.bapcc5'n ma IA nrcsnn, .ans,;tn,;s,,
cc,tr;ns ,ba ss,,. nrnh;h;,;nn ~, 'Ia
haa nra.entea < = ist > - n
Mr. Zones az somers,.t <.co,5sa ,bs
a,pendmcot and s,;d H. cndorss,, \,
bo,r,;lv has;a.. !, We nn.oss.r.,n :,
:.
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The Philadelphia Mint IS producing
two millions Of the new flve,e pieces
per month.
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Important that This House shonld give
expression 10 the bill to their views on
this subject.
Mr.. Knott. If Baltimore city, said
that il was indispensable to the success
of this great measure that the amend
inclt should be adopted, in order to quiet
the alarm VI the western counties aud
baltimore city. We should not hazard
the success Of the call BY rejecting IL.
its adoption will e1lectually blunt the
Weapons Of our radical friends.
Mr.. Bnrchc, Of Montgomery, said the
subject had been thoroughly discussed
IN his eoants, and he thought it would
be unfair and unjust to Impose snch a
prohibition.
The vote was then taken on the a,lop-
ticn Of tie amendment, with the follow.
ing result--yeas 60, Nays-Messrs.
Miller, Hpeaker,) Appleman, Baker,
Bamfosd. Benton, Bishop, Buhrman,
l5urrhe, Dayisof Charles, Hall, Hatton,
Magruder, Tobcy and williams--i4,
Absent, Mcssrs. Bruce, Calvert, Gilpin,
sIorgaii, Phelps aud Mccalley.
On Friday, Jan, Is, both Houses
procceded 50 ihc election sof a State
Treasurer; which resulted in the re-
election u Robert Fowler, Esq, who
received seventy eight votes I
hlscrIos or SENATOR.
Tuosfsy Of last week being the day
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TIE srH on JANUARY.

Il
49,
'.sna' ~" v'ieans' 'Saa eeicDra'ca oy
inc CONSERVATIVES at Vas hingtou 10 q
truly patriotic Style x grand banquet
was had n the eyen;Ay the yesefable
s,au,. 81 u, ~. -
"" P'os's ~ =
O'Clock inc ircs'dent OF the United
| States entered the hall aad WIS .recei-
we'd with cheers. the waving Of hand.
kcfcIicis. and music by the band AZ
| TER 4 ,bast to the day tho health urfbc
President was ,,fgi,nscd On rising
President johnson sas synin applaudei
He said il was mo. III. nurm,.c ~ r,nps
n snccch bu, .,r,,,,, "a nro-,,ae A, .,,.,;
man, witch !. c,,.
o. 80. :,
70 o,a'e, y rs own WIN, mas right
uhoe' .nc Nons.ltu,ion' 70 renounce It's
P,aee ~, ., 70 Withdraw from tue Union.
NOT "as tue congress Oh the United
o'a'es sons'''u'ionsi power 10 degrade
.ne people Oh any state by reducing
'n."i " 'ho condi'ioh OF mere terrific
~, uePa'nue"ey upon tue rederal head
ne Que Is a'sruptlon--a dissolution
" !nc so'cr"mens inc other y con
sonul''o1 ~, anu an extreme OF despotic
puNeI, 4hc saVoca.ss o. the latter are
"'so 'ne enen,'ss 0, ne onlon aud OF
ou' 'ouN'it"''o"'i lorh OF govern
'T ~, -. =,
i"0 se"''h'en' was received with
long aud loud cheera-
The occasion was, all in all, a very
significant ana Tho w,.h;.a,,,,. 49,.
.as,,a.,..,., a., W.
~ o"'ou. - '"' ia'''niorc odset'e
wri'es as ioiiowS OF what was said 1t the
banquet
see you have published the tsast
President johnson gave, and his brief
predatory remarks. could give but a
faint idea Of the effect they produced
upon the audience, were to attempt
II. AT no time since his elevation to
the Presidency has he given such deei.
ded evidence that he may be firth trus.
ted IL any emergency, and da, he may
be tsaad eqaat 10 tie t,sk Of meeting NE
d ayers that threaten The ooHatcy. His
presence seemed TO inspire the speakers
with spirit which has been quite un.
usual for the past few years. Ii would
be inyidious to particularize. but may
with proprety, say that tho sncccbcs ~
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ra-C Colorado, ifadmitted, with her
twenty-sevsn thousand inhabitants, win
have lie same control over federal Iesii.
htion = Nov Yo-k. With her popnla.
lion Of four miiions,
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Twentypne iron bridges have been
built IN Cincinnati for the Pacific Rail-
roid.
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The New York dry goods clerks IRE
Watched BY adeteqsiye force.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-01-24

TUE WEArnEg,--0n Spnlly night
we had an additional fall of snow. which
now lies to the depth of seven or eight
iuclics. The last snow was attended by
high winds which drillcI il very much,
aud has impelcd travelling There
was little detention, it any. IN our Rail.
road. but on most other roads tbs mails
were much behind time. Ia the Nouh
the snow, by all are'mnis, ma.t he very
deep, and the lrili- unusually 50. The
weather has Lccn very eol,l sincc early
IN December The hublr Of Baltimore
has been much iinredci by The ice,
though not entirely closed
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-01-24

Mr.. Stephen Smith, of Taucytcwn
District, killed this Season three fac
young Hogs, which weighed .iOT, i2s
aud 5l2 respectively Taneytown is
beginning TO pay attention to raising
large Hogs, SO Westminster must wake
up or anotlicr year may fad her behind
old Tane,towu.