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A Glance at the eminent services and great pub
lie usefulness of this weli-tried and thoroughly
tested corporation, may be obtained from peTa.
sal of the following figures Of losses paid:
Maine, - s26, ,ss4, ,32 Arkansas, So, ,83o,4s
n. Hampshire is,916,36 Missouri, 44,T96,17
Vermont, 32l, ,43 Tennessee, as, 20
Masssshnsests 34,3O7, so Kansaoky, s6,29o,7l
Rhode Island, 14,S0s, 81 Ohio, so 1897 90
Connecticut, 100, ,S26, ,s7 Indiana, 43,64b,46
New YeTk, 40e, ,635, ,5S Illinois, iSS, s,ss
New Jersey, $3.50, 50 Iowa, 20,SSo,fs
Pennsylvania, 7,s03, AZ Michigan, 50, ,02
Maryland. 9,eo2, ,95 Wisconsin, 66,107,ss
Dist. of Columbia 1855 Kansas, s,Ts6, So
Virginia, 77,24 Minnesots, l4,928, 10
s. Carolina, 20,933,T5 Nebraska, 1,l6T,00
Georgia, - 2l.sss,75 California, los,sso,24
Florida, 20,46s,42 N. Brunswick, ;4,es4,s4
Alabama, SIS Sc Nova Scotia, ID, ,2s5, ,7s
Mississippi, 2O,ss2,56 Canada, = ss,s7s,so
Texas, s,96l,98
All of whieh have bean promptly adjusted and
paid. = s..@s ssz4- = = - y
&R- The man who omits 90 insure his property
nov, mast be either negligent, ignorant OF Feck-
less.
E> Csll on the undersigned.
GEO, w. COPP, Agent.
0fice under Babeocks Hall,
Rook Island.
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HIGH ENDORSEMENT PROM THE MEDI-
CAL COLLEGE OF PRUSSIA.
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TO THE LADIES.
FOR ONE DOLLAR,

(NTE ARE ESELLINGeILKG, sHAwLE, DRY
w and Fancy Goods Of every description, also
Silver Ware. Furniture, &c. ysiuable Presents
from - 10 $Soe, sent free Of charge 90 ageatl
sending clubs Of ten and upwards - -
Circulars sent free 10 any address.
F. sv -s WYETH d CO.,
Successors to Messengar d Co.,
q Hanover S., Boston, Mass. /.
p. o. Box, zssI 20 jsn. asdeodom
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BArCHRLoR's HAIn DYE.

This splendid Halr Dye 10 the bestin the vorld;
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, rslisble
instaatAoeoas; nodiseppointment; no no sidiosious
tinta; remedies the i'll odects Of bad dyes; inyig-
orates and leaves the Hair soft end besasaful
black OF brosn. Sold by all Druggists and Per-
fnmersi aid properly applied at Batehelor's Wig
Fsesory, No I6 Bond street, New York.
fanIedwIv.
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RADWAY'S REGULATING Pills.
DIX. PdIL. IiibUbALU WEhNERI
Director of the Polstachaie Burea@.
DR.. HESSE, First Assistast.
NTyMARKi PRUSSIA,l TIE KINGIlI

Our correspondent informs US that "when
this report was published there was general
joy in Breslau and Berlin" In "a hours after
the great purity of this medicine was made
known there was not box Of Railways Pills
70 be obtained at the agency. Count Bismark
ordered q supply, and 1t is stated in diplomatic
circles that his sudden recovery is owing to
them. They are now the acknowledged Pills
of the Royal Family. Il is comfort to know
that the poor man, for 25 cents, can be cured
with the same medicine that cures kings and
their prime ministers Of their ills.
Price Of DIR. Railways Pills, rs cents per box,
or boxes for one dollar. Principal Office, 81
Maiden Lane, n. 7. Sold by Druggists, Gro
GERS and Country Merchants
N.B.-Each pill is elegantly coated with sweet
gum, and perfectly tasteless.
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First Mortgage Bends
opon such properly, costing nearly three
times their amount, -g -
Are Secure Beyond any CONTINGENCY

INV nAVA AsSssSS ASVM&S
apOn such properly, costing nearly three
times their amount, -
Are Secure Beyond any Contingency
The Union Pacific Bosds run thirty years, are
for $1,000 each and have coupons attached.
They bear interest payable on the nrst
days OF January and July, at the Company,s Of
fee in the City Of New York, at the rate Of six
per cent. in go.a. The principal is payable in
gold At maturity. AT the present rate Of gold,
these bonds pay an annual income on their cost
NEARLY NINE PER CENT,
And il is believed that they may soon be at Q
premium.
The Company reserve the right TO advance the
price to G rate above par at any time. Subscrip-
tiens win be received in New York 1es1
At the company's offce, No. 30 Nassau S.,
-. -- -4.F. and by ss-s.ss...
John ]. Cisco & Son, Bankers, No. 50 Wall ST.,
And by leading Bankers generally throughout
~ u ss. the United States. '-sl - A@~T's1
Renittanees should be made In drafts or ether
funds par in New York, and che Bonds wiIl be
sent free of charge by return exprvss. Parties
subsersi1s ,s through local agents, viii loos %
A Pamphlet and Map. for ASS has Just been
published BY the Company, giving fuller inforn-
alton than is possible in an advertisement, re-
speetfng the progress Of the work, the resources
Of the country trayersed by abe road, the means
for construction, and the value Of the Bends,
which will be sent free on application sf the
Cempany,s Offices or to any Of tie edxsrfissd
soarr >. ozsoo. treasurer
LEG Sax -sIt H''H e@ New Xofk.
junl6dwzm. z5 5z5 ot agnoisd es ,Haig
--T77Il fR YOU WANT E7N 2
JOB WORK.
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can q ths Argus 0RFICE, sal
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DR.. @ A % AY
Is in receipt of an important official document,
signed by the Professors of the Medical
College of Breslau, Prussia ernbodying
the result Of an ANALYSIS Of
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS.
"The Faculty of the College state in their
report that after careful and Haiaate eramsssa-
fson, they have the honor to state that " the
pills are not only free from every substance
injurious to health, but are composed wholly OF
substances and elements promotive of digestion,
and certain at the same time to act favorably
upon the nervous system &c, &c. They
state, further, that the injurious ruinors set
sfioat by the Prussian apothecaries originated
ain a mean spirit Of trade jealousy. excited by
the great celebrity attained by the Pills within
q very brief period.
Signed on behalf OF the College,
DR.. PHIL. TBE0BALD WERNER,
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GLASSW AREI

Also, n fne assortment OF Castors. Lampsi
Looking Glasses, Spoons, Knives and Forks. But.
ter Knives. &C., &c.
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Az dove win clasp lis wings ID its
sides, and cover aud conceai the arrow
pgeying upon iss yitaIs, 90 it 10 the IN.
tpre Of 4 woman 70 hide from the world
the pangs Of wounded affection. With
her the desire Of her heart has failed
The great eharm Of existence Is at an
end. She neglects al she sheoffal ex.
eTcise that gladdeus the spirits, quick
ems the pulse. and sends the tide Of life
10 cheerful currents through the veins.
Her rest Is broken, the sweet refresh
neuts Of sleep are poisoned BY meIan.
eholiy dream = dry sorrow drinks her
blood until her feeble frame sinks IN.
dor tho least external assailant. Look
for her alter little while, aud you will
fnd friendship weeping over ker unL
timely grave, and wondering that one
who but lately glowcd with All The "a.
dance of health and hcauty should now
be brought to darkness aud tho worm.
You win Be told Of some .wintry chill.
some slight indisposltion that laid her
low, but no one knows the mental NAL.
ady that bad previously sapped her
strength, aud made her 50 easy a prey
70 the spoilof.
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selett story.
THE GHOST RoBBER.

On fne evening IN the spring Of
1880, stranger, mounted on noble
looking horse, passed slowly over the
snow-whise limestone road leading
through the Black Forest.
just as the sun was going to rest for
tho day, when the gloomy shadows wcro
beginning to stalk, be drew rein. as he
said
This must be near the spot, surely.
III stop here. anyhow, Cor awhile. and
see what | can learn.
IIcthereupou dismoua,ed and entered
the parlor Of tho inn, where be sat down
before small table.
q How can ! serve jon, AIeinheerl''
said the landlord
See to ny horse outside replied
tho guest carelessly, but at the same
time oyeing the landlord from head 10
foot; aaud let me have some wine
Rhine viii d."
The landlord was taFnipg to with.
draw irpm the strangers presence, when
he stopped and said--
/" Which way, meinhesr 40 you trav.
! Iel?p
FTo Nanssadt,V replied the guest.
"You win rest here tonight, I sup
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-07-02

A great many butchers, wool dealers,
etc, are purchasers of the hides Of the
beef 10 the county towns, aud We often
get from them inqulfica a. 10 the most
proper and profitable method Of curing
The hide and preparing II FOR the market.
A great many butchers do not use proper
care 10 this branch, and the conscd uonce
i that the hides will not pass city IN.
speetion, owing entirely 70 the ignor.
anco and careIcssness sf persons prepar-
ing them for market. The proper way
70 salt hides i 10 lay them out Cat, flesh
side up, and iorm nearly square bed;,
say twelve BY htioeB feet, folding 10 the
edges so rs TO make them as nearly solid
as possible. Split the ear IN the cords
that run up the ear In each one, 80 M,
70 make thcm lie fat Sprinkle the
hide with TWO or three shoyoIfuls Of
coarse salt. as the sire may require
say, for sixty 70 eighty pound hide,
from ten 10 fifteen pounds Of salt, and
let th.m lIc 10 this from ten 10 twenty
days. after which take them up, shake
tho salt out, aud use il again,
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~ Que ft8p1ctr W SrtHlutttr Abucf
stands alone among the buildings Of the
world As time has rolled on, fresh
nucleus Of IiiTa--er rather of death
has been formed within il, sow CON.
binaiioa produced, Target ramidcatiOn
thrown out First, il was only kings
who found their last home within Is
sacred walls; then neblcs aad ministers
of state; aud last, the true great onos Of
the land, whose yalpr saved or whose
genius enriched II. The Abbey, an
sreryhody knnwa, ewes its origin 10 the
piciy d Edward the Coaiessor. Of whom,
. very full description has bccn given
BY lsa cotgmporarics---and this II the
poFtsaii which Dean Stanley has com.
piled from their materials. IIis ap.
psaFaace was sheh "a no one ecald Tor.
gut Il was alpost that Of an albino.
Ills full, aukh. Fvso-Eed checks strangely
contFasted with the milky witcL osn Of
bis wasina hair apd beard. His eyes
we're always Gxcd on the ground. There
vas kiad Of a magic charm 70 his thin
white hands. and bis long, Transparent
hagcrs, which net nBnaturally led 10
the belief that there resided ID them a
healing power OF nroking away the
Diseases af bis subjects Ills maaners
presented singular mixture of gravity
aud lcsity.
UnusaaIIy aiIable and gentle, 90 as to
make even 4 refusal hook like an nc.
ceptanee, he burst forth at times into a
fury which showed that the old Bersi.
keF rage was pot dead within him. ssBy
God aud His uother, | just will eise
yoa just sAah alosher turn. II ID ever
come into my wiy n was the uttofancs
Of what vas thought BY his hiographers
rs very mild expression OF his noble
INDICATION against . peasant who later
iarcd with tho pleasure Of bis chase.
Austcfe n we're bis habi,s>s-eld even
as a child--hc sometimes startled his
courticrs By piece OF boisloFous laugh.
ter. for which ihoy o. be could only
account By s0me oafious vision which
had passed across bis mind without
their knowledge, Ills time was almost
equally divided between devotional ex.
cTciacs aud hunting iie would spend
hours III church, and thcn days together
| in hawking aud cheering on his houads.
When ia exile Ia Nurmandy, Edward
had thrown himself on the protection
| of his favofite salpt, Sc Peter. and
swoFe thAi IT. his affairs succeeded, he
| would make pilgrimage 70 that apos-
tlc's grave ID Rome; and when he GANG
| 10 the throne he announced his inten-
tEoa q proceeding thither. But his
great couseil would not lot him leave
the kingdom, far less risk tbs perils Of
the Roman brigands--who, il seems,
have bcen By far the most permanent
institution 10 Tialy--so dcputatioa
/ was sent 10 the Pope 70 beg a release
from his vow. The release came on
condition that he should found a mon.
astcry, and accordingly tho "Coliegiase
Church or Abbey Of ST. Peter was
/ founded, which is much more commonly
known as Westminster Abbey. When
/ Edward died, ho was, of course, hlid IN
| this temple of his own creation, aftired
/ Ii his own rpyal habiIimeuts, bis crown
upon bis head, a crucitx Of gold, With
golden chnin, round his neck. and the
| pilgrims ring on his hapd and there,
| wo arc ssyn assured, bis dust reposcs 70
| this day. ,
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4
0vee tbs river on the hGlI,
Lieth village whisaan t.ilI,
All around Il the forest tfees
Shiyer and whisper in the breeze
Over Il sailing shadows 70;
0fsoasing hawk and screaming crow
And mountain srasats, low and sweet,
Grow 10 The middle Of every street.
Over the river under the hill,
Another village liesh stII
There see IN the cooling night,
Twlnkllng stars ~ household light,
Fires thal CLEAN from lhe smithy's door,
Mlsss that curl on the rivers shore;
And IL The road no grasses grow,
Ror Tho wheels that hasten 10 and 10.
II that village On the hIll,
Never 4 soand % smiihy o. mllL
The hgasaa are thatehod with grass and flowers
Naver clock 70 tcEl DE hoarss
The marble doors are niways shutJ
Yea may nes eater Al hall Of hni.
All the village lie asleep,
Sever a grain 70 rcw o. feapI
Never IN dreams 10 moan Or Sigh
siisns--aad idIe--and loa---shey he,
IN that village under the hilI,
When The nlghe Il starry and siili,
Many weary sozl Ia prayer
Looks 10 lbs other village shere,
Aod weeping and sighing, ioars 10 60
up % thai homo from this bclows--
LonKs 70 pleep hy ths forest Wild,
Whishef have vanished wife and child.
And heaFeth, praying, the answer fAlI--
ePatlenee That village shall hold ye ailiv
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Lifals Journey

I.ife's journey at the longest Is but
short Though our stay on Garth bc
prolonged for fonrscoro years or even q
century, what Is that compared 10 eter.
nitys Il is.the grain Of sand upon the
scashore--it i tho drop Of water falling
into the ocean, II Is mosndnt ia tho
year Of time. The grain Of sand u not
noticed on the seashoFc, the irop OF wa.
tcr Il not seen 10 the vast ocean, the
moneut d no impesccptibIe point of
time. 10 man's lifetime, sea aud time
itself, Il 30 small as to be unnoticed
when plaecd IN comparison with eserni-,
" But aol time Is not man : lifetime,
i Is only bis probation age, He Is Ia
live through all eternity, or--dread
ihought--to be dying through oil eter-
nifty, and yet % livei For season he
sleeps beneath the sod I; sleeps 70 wake
when God shall eaII--or awake only 10,
partake of eternal joys, o. 70 suiTar end
less torments Blcst are they who 60
10 sleep 10 che arms Of Jesus; who cease
70 labor and enssr the rest of tho right.
eous.
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PmYsIcIAHs.
DR.. VIM. Is. Shiplcy

nFFERS his professional scryic IS 10 tho
" the citizens Of Westminster and yieinity.
SOrficE-adjoin Farmers and Mechan-
cs National Bank, lately occupied by Dr..
]. IL Warlcld. After o II. N. II not pro,
OCCASIONALLY engaged be can be found at The
residence of his hther, adioining the Cath.
oiic Church. ap9-Gmo
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Dr. DAM. n. Ca0nail.

Lately With DR.. Thes. w. Wells, Hampstead, }
nFFERs his professional services 10 tho req.
NJ idents Of Westminster and vicinity. Of
fee and residence Iittlcstown Road, few
doors above Union Street
dec2g-gm
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HOMEOPATHY,

T1xR. y. G. HOFFMEIER, having settled In
Westmipsfcr, respectfully offers his Pro-
fessionai services, as q HomWopnfhic Physician,
ID the citIxeDs Of Westminster and vicinity.
be consulted IN the German language.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-07-02

JUsTicE OF THE PEACE ASD ATroR.
NEY.AT.LAw.
Office at the Court House.
HKwilI attend especially 20 obtaining De-
Ill crees for tho sctiiemcnt Of estates Of de-
ceased persons &c. DECIDE, Wills and all
Instruments Of Writing prepared. Charge
moderate. dee5-u
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ATTORNEYS-AT,LAW,
VKyiLL promptly and carefully attend 10 all
wv kind Of busincss IN any of the Courts In
this Siate Office opposite u. II. 1enry's City
Hotel, Main Street, Westminster, Md.
deci2-Iy
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DEAUTiFUL Embossed Table Covers, at
ID mario HOODS Co.
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A, R. mcLAU GH LIN,
0RSAMENTAL PAINTER

DRAUGHTSMAN.
lzz- Room over Lyneh's once at the Depot.
febz7-sm
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Domestic Markets.

New YORK, August l2.-Noon.-Money
easy. Gold, l4656. Sterling, lO91a. Old
United States bonds, ll47s. Virginia SIS,
ex-coupons, 90 new, 81. Tennessee 6's,
ex-coupons, 1873 new, 63sl. North Car
olina 6's-Old, 743i; new, 1914. Flour
and wheat unchanged. Corn lc. better.
Mess pork heavy at $3.50. Lard dull
in barrels, lS58GIS7 &c. Cotton quiet at
291%c. Turpentine, 46c. Rosin dull and
unchanged.
Euening.-Cotton unchanged; sales 600
bales at 2911c. Flour and wheat unchanged.
Corn-mixed western, Sl.17@Sl.l8. Mess
pork unchanged. Lard active kettle, 100
1896. Groceries quiet. Turpentine, 46@
47c. Rosin, s2.9O@s7. Freights lower.
Governments closed firm; 520's, '62,
ll4A. Tennessee 6's, 65; new, 644.
North Carolina 6's, new, 1928. Virginia
6's, Sc. Money easy at 3@4 per cent. Gold
closed strong at l47. Sterling heavy at
1093S. Southern bonds higher and in de-
mand.
BALTIMORE, August 12.-Cotton steady at
29G2915c. Flour quiet and firm. Wheat
firm prime red, 32.7OGS2.75. Corn dull !;
white, aLl9. Oats dull prime, S5@SSc.
Rye firm at $3.50. Provisions firm and I'M
changed.
Virginia G's, old, inscribed, Az bid ;
do. 1866, 1913; coupons, old, 531a; cou-
pons, new, 50. North Carolina G's, new,
1873 bid ex-coupons, -.
LOUISVILLE, August l2.-Tobacco brings
full prices. Corn, 9OG95c. Superfne -four,
s6.50@G.75. Mess pork, $3.50. Lard,
1S3i@l9c. Shoulders, l4c.; clear sides,
17lsc.
CINCINNATI, August l2.-Flour I'M
changed. Corn dropping at 93@94c. Wits
key held at csc. in bond. Mess pork dull
with little demand sales made at s2S.75.
Lard nominal at 1S1s@1S31c. Shoulders,
1896; clear sides, l714c.
ST.. LOUIS, August 12.-Tobacco closed
active. Flour-superfne, S6.75@S7 so.
Corn firm at 92G9Gc. Mess pork firm at
$50. Bacon firm; shoulders, l31ac.; clear
sides, 1715c. Whiskcy quiet at sl.35, free.
WILMINGTON, y. c., August 12.-Spirits
turpentine firm at 42c. Resin firm; strained,
$2.lO; No. =, 1920 pale, S.. Tar in de-
mand at S3.
CHARLESTON, August l2.-Cotton steady !;
sales, so bales receipts, 81 bales; exports,
$40 bales middlings, 2Sc.
AUGUSTA, August l2.-Nothing doing in
cotton.
SAVANNAH, August 12.-Cotton firm but
no demand; middlings, 2S1ac.; receipts, s
bales exports, coastwise, Is bales.
MOBILE, August l2.-Cotton unchanged /;
no sales receipts, bale; exports, l0i
| bales.
New ORLEANS, August 12.-Cotton quiet
and steady; middlings, 29c.; sales, q
bales receipts, l6 bales; sugar and mo-
lasses steady and nominally unchanged.
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CONSIDERATION or CATHOLIC BGsHoPs.-
On Sunday morning next, nj the Cathedral,
the ceremony Of consecrating the Bishops
of North Carolina and Wilmington, Del,
will take place with attendant solemnltles.
The clergymen chosen for these important
positions, and whose selection by the last
General Council of Bishops has been con-
tirmcd by the Pope, are the Rev. James
Gibbons, well known in this city, to the
See of North Carolina, and Rev. Dr.. I. \.
Becker, of Richmond, Va, to the See Of
Wilmington, Del. The conservation cere-
mony, which will be of the most impress
sive character, will be performed by the
Most Rev. Archbishop Spalding, of Balti-
more, assisted by Bishops Bayley, Of New
ark, n. j.. Wood, of Philadelphia ; McGill,
of Richmond; and Lynch, Of Charleston
attended by the clergy of the various pa
rishes of the city. 4 procession of the
prclates and clergy, in full clerical dress,
will move from the archiepiscopal mansion
through the grounds attached to the church,
entering the main door of the Cathedral.
The Young Catholics Friend Society, mum
bering about 200 members, will act as a
guard of honor.-Baltin0re St0l, 18TH.
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SHERMAN AND THE MoRMoSs.- Lieuten-
ant General Sherman is reported as char
actcrizing the Mormons as get of reli-
gious fanatics. He asserts that what thew
have accomplished in Utah, settling in the
most wretched OF deserts, on the shores of
n salt lake, in the distant interior Of a vast
and almost tracklcss continent-and there.
by the sheer force Of will, industry, saga
city, temperance, admirable regulation and
indomitahle perseverance, making garden
of the desert and fertile fields of the will
dcrness-could have been achieved by no
other earthly motive power but religious
tanatIciSm. Then the fact that they were
led 70 use this tremendous force in creating
n region of fertility in the precise spot
where the advancing course of Christianity
and civilization would need it, and is now
about TO benefit by it, he cannot help re-
gardiug as direct act of Divine Provi-
dencc, bringing his good out of mans evil
doings. This being granted, It seems to
him the best thing to do with the Mormons
is 70 treat them like other people-not en-
couraging their institutions by admitting
Utah as State, but governing their terri
tory and ignoring their peculiaritics. Per-
Secution always intensites fanaticisms.
Why should this be an exception Let
them alone; push on the Pacific railroad :
ill their territory with active young Gen
tiles, and polygamy will die q natural death,
while their civil thcocracy will be over
whclmed and out-voted by the swarming in
Corners.
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Az ABsCONpING WIFE Arrested
Mayor Banks a few days since received a
dispatch from Charleston, S. c., stating that
the wife of one Of the policemen Of that
city had left her husband and sailed in the
steamer Falcon for Baltimore, and that she
was accompanied by young lad scarcely
sixteen years of age. On the arrival Of the
Falcon on Sunday night she was boarded by
the Mayors Detective Phelps and Constable
John f. Cook, who took into custody the wo-
man, Mrs Dennis Cassidy, and the youth,
Thomas Reilly. They We're placed in the
central police stationhouse until yesterday
morning, when they were committed tC
Jail, and will be sent back to Charleston by
the next steamer. Mrs. Cassidy alleges as
an excuse for DESERVING her husband and
child that she was cruelty treated by the
former. She is native of New Jersey
and about twenty-one years OF age. On
being separated at the jail yesterday, she
begged hard to be left with the youth she
had cnticed from his home. They came on
from Charleston under the assumed names
of Mr.. and Mrs. Maggie, and are reported tc
have been very loving on the passage
Baltimore Sun, 18th.