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Adjourned.

Nor TO BE CURED By CAMPHoR-Rev
Mr.. Cutter, pastor Of a very aristocratit
church in Worcester, Mass, conceived the
idea that it would be a popular thing with hi,
flock to preach against equal rights for women.
He did SO and to his amazement stirred up q
regular hornets nest. One woman was es-
pecially emphatic in her dissent by leaving
the church before the discourse was finished.
1t is the habit Of the thoughtful sexton to
keep within easy reach at the church bottle
Of camphor to be ready for any emergency of
fainting, etc. As he saw the woman coming
out on the occasion referred to, he promptly
produced and proffered to her the camphor
bottle, but she as promptly responded: mo,
don't want camphor am SO disguised
with the sermon can't stay and hear il!
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IMPORTANT TO President
|uarez has issued the following decree in
eferenee to the importation Of -four into
Rexico:
For the importation Of foreign -four and in
hvor Of Mexican production, a protective
|uty is established as follows:
Article /. Whenever the price of -four is
J the United States from Sc to IS per barrel,
say three to four cents per pound, duty
four cents per pound, or 81 per quintal
fentaD, will be imposed.
Art. 2. Whenever the price is from s. to
10 per barrel, or say from four to five cents
fr pound. duty Of three cents, or So per
|lintal, will be imposed.
Art. 3. Whenever the price is from $40 or
lore per barrel, or say FIVE cents or more per
bund, two cents per pound, or 81 per quintal
fll be imposed.
The above stipulated duty to be paid BY the
hporter, without prejudice to laws now in
rec relative thereto.
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The CASE OF MAJOR MCCARDLE.-The
National Intelligencer of January a says
The McCardle case presents precisely the
same point which the Supreme Court unani-
nously decided to be unconstitutional in the
hlilligan case-namely, the trial of a citizen
by military commission in time of peace"
We find the above published in the city
papers without comment II the Intelligent
Fer had stated the case fairly and properly it
would have said that the case of McCardle
Differs from the Milligan case in a very es-
ential particular. The latter occurred in the
Ptate of Indiana, in which the authority of
he United States has always been fully re
fcgnized. and the Courts, both State and
federal, in uninterrupted operation. The
P:her case occurred in Mississippi, wherein
he State government has been overthrown
Py the rebellion where the course Of Justice
fas been DISTRACTED by armed enemies of the
government, and the civil Offices, legislative,
Executive, and judicial declared vacated by
he supreme power OF the Nation. In Mis-
iss!ppi, the Commanding General OF the
United States army has been clothed with
|he power to appoint tribunals TO try offend
r. against the laws, while no such authority
Fas given to any one in Indiana. In the one
ase Courts were in existence clothed with
pill power, and having the disposition to vim
|icate the laws. In the other all these con-
itions were wanting. Judge Hall, in deci-
ing the McCardle case, remarked that no
tate tribunals existed in Mississippi which
Gere not, in fact, the creatures of the Com
banding Generals will. When il can be
|hown that Mississippi is precisely such 4
tate as Indiana, it will then appear that the |
fcCardle case presents points precisely sim |
la. to that of Millisan, and not before.-Ne1 |
orleans Republican
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AN OUTRAGEOUS PIECE OF BUSINESS
Last summer Jimmy Holland, young man
whose rowdy propensi,ies will get him into
a very bad scrape one of these days, got mar
/ ied to Miss Jennie Campton, a step-daugh-
ter of J. B. Cormack. Recently, from some
cause best known to herself. Mrs. Holland
left her husbands abode and went back to
her mother. Last night, Jimmy, who OBJ
Gected to his wife's leaving him, went to Cor
|mack's house and ordered his wife to go home
with him; and upon her refusal to go, he
ATTEMPTED to use force. At this juncture Mrs.
|Cormack interposed in her daughters behalf,
|whereupon Jimmy assaulted her violently
with his fists, striking her several blows in
the face, bruising and disfguring her in
most shocking manner. This is the story as
Related to US; and if it is true or half true,
Holland deserves the very severest penalties
of the law and should be placed under heavy
bonds to keep the peace toward his poor wife
Mrs. Cormack is lady past the middle age
pf life, and this assault upon her is one of
the most brutal, fragrant acts that we have
ever been called upon to record.
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JAPANESE COURTESY AND JUsTIcE.-It is
related that when Commodore Riddle was
paving visit to a Japanese junk in Jeddo
bay, in 1916, a sentry pushed him back into
his gig, as he was clambering over his bull
warks. The Commodore's official wrath was
kindled he returned to his ship and sent
demnity for the insult. The reply was return
ed ~ speedily IS the circumstances would ad-
init that the sentry had acted without orders,
but that his head, which had been already cut
of, was at the Commodore's service.
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Death OF UNITED STATES Consul
ward MAYNARD. son of Hon. Horace May
I'd, of Tennessee, died at Turks Island
huary 10th, after short illness, in the
(nty-fifth year Of his age. He had filled
some time the post Of Consul Of the
|ited States in those islands, and had won
affection and esteem Of all with whom he
come in contact. The President of the
nd and large concourse Of dignitaries
citizens followed his remsins to the
Re IN he ehurchyasd Of the parish.
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THE DAILY APPEAL.

House AND FURNITURE FOR SALE.-Gcn-
eral Nourse advertises, in this morning.
APPEAL, his valuable house and furniture for
sale. See advertisement in another column.
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STORM IN THE MoUNTA1Ns-BAD ROADS
AGAIN-Our California mails are all behind
hand again. The light fall of snow here has
probably been a very heavy one on and about
the summit. Distress in sanctum for e1-
changes is the consequence.
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COACH FOR SALE.-We call attention to an
advertisement in this paper Of stage coach
for sale. Application to Billy Wilson or II.
Lufkin, Genoa, will furnish the terms.
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ssi4srERs MD, RArLReaD.,
LII

.nN and afier Monday, November 2stb
NJ 1867, the trains going Eass will leave
lniou Bridge ID 4.s5JA. NJ. aud 300 A.
NJ. Westminster ut 5.45 a. N. and $50
a. N Arrive in Baltimore at $50 A. ii.
and 1880 pm, fstg,.. 80. 4.
Leave Baitimore at SEQ a. NJ. and h Il,
Y. NJ Arrive Mt Westminster nt II 90 Al.
n. and 800 T. NJ. aud Union Bridge al II,
AZ A. N. ana d. so II. M.
Stsss connections n Glcn Morris Station
ior Hampstead and Manehssser on arrival
Of $40 A. NJ train, aud forl tIniontown
Taueylown and Eininlttshura on Inc arFisal
OF he same tram nj Linwood Stallion,
Tickets sold through from Baltimore h
EmmHtsburg. Baggage carefully checked.
ana no change OF cars. Passengers for
bmmitisbnrg ask for tieke Syia W. MIR. III,
7. II. IRWIN,
decpu Sup't w. M. n. Il.
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Att TON!

vfAE Largest and most complete
& selection II
FUR NTrURE
in Neatmineter, is now being offered II the
pallie, By ia y, GROUSE, ut lis NEW
MA RE 0OMS
located about one hundred yards East Of he
kallroad Depot, and nearly opposite the
Catholic Charch
lis stock has been purchased in Pbila
aelI,ila ior the cash, aud consists of the
latest and most improved STYLES. VIZ.
PARL0R SUITS.
Iete-a.tetes, SofAs. Marble ton Cluster and
Bl,cauqget Tables, Spring-seat Chairs; also.
Lhatnher SUITS, Consisting Of splendidly
finished Round Cornercd Bedsteads. Marble
top Dressing Bureaus, Marble top Enclosed
Nash Stands.
CH1IRS.
HIS selection OF Cane and Wood seat Chairs
y inrge and ofthe most substantial make.
He keep constantly on hand LARGE
and very superior Stock oil Furniture OF lIis
own manufacture,
CgOFFINg. f
Beng - possession Of new and yc,-v ole.
CANT HllAkSk, he Is prepared ID flemish
COFFINS and attend funerals Al o. sh '''s''
est notice At prices that viii always give
satisfaction
ne keeps also a large and well selected
YES. ga,
whleh he can recsmmsnd 10 be of a.I
the latest and most improved rat
s sri' eonsiTiing Of Cooking, parl6r and
Osilre Stoves
ne invites all 20 examine bis Stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
BY ? strict and faithful attention to bun
ness, no hopes 20 receive share Of public
patronage.
IRA =. GROUSE.
~ B.--Od Furniture and Chairs, repair
ed and pointed on reasonable terms.
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Remedy for Piles.

TUE subscribers arc nou milking A
WesyR.IsseF Md "a Ointment which. as.er
long srfstt iienfise experience. they cons.
denily pronoanccR SURE and pieasaai caro-
ioi thet distressing complaint known a.
heporrhoids or Piloss frem macy eeYti
hcafes ofperaops Who have bssea cured ~ h.
they SELECT THE Following. }R ~
WIsqiISsrEn, Nov. ~. lsg7
7 J hereby eArtiiy tlal afer hasinel tricd
'ntiaus remedies for lho cure az i'ilVa, Win
whichdisehse 7 have heen ALTERED fes IN
yeats q least, was induced 10 rive ths piIe
Remedy prepared by Dra. Batter and Evans
tflaL,, aud, ! am glad 70 say, with tho most
eaiislaeiory results. SO much las il relieved
me that feel assuredahas with q lltllc far.
,hcr use OF il sbnll be perfectly cured. I
ehseffaily recommend Il 10 all lhose wl,o
suffer ifola This distressing complaint.
u 8eNN xtgsB 4. 4. Regsg.
4 On receipt Of 4loe, a ibax of de 0iat.
inent, with full directions, win 30 sent nos.
tage paid, through che mail 90 90 address.
For sale in Westminster, by A. HI, nal,er.s
Druggist, No.2 Carroll Han. and bv the
su,sefibcrs nt the West End.
( FRANCIS BUTLER. N. D.
49,. LEVI EVANS.
/. I FQkI/, A ~ krapklin street, baltimore
Is oiit 6encfas -igentf - 81 81
nlg lBsI n f.sra .ss~ a.f
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The Singer Sewing Machine.

f1NHE Singer Improved Letter A Family
4 Sewing Machsne Ii as near perfection
as viii likely ever be attained, IN the beauty
Of its stitch. its noisoless motion and It's
adaptation 10 all kinds otYork either heavy
or light. Call and see them. %
n. !. .G0RSUCH,
deci2 Agent.
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AgricnItnraI Itenls.

ABEfCuEtHH0A htthhhns iff
Farmers in the neighborhood Of To
ledo, Ohio, are compelled, on account af
the dry weather Of The past season, to
haul water for their stock distanse Of
fivo milos .,s. -aai, VI a
Twenty-Five thousand pound ofrsis.
ms were producud By ono furlner m
California last year; -
G3l ,54s hogs were packed during the.
past season in Chicago.
During the past week ESQ loads or
hay and 81 Of straw were weighed aud
sold ii the Farmers Hay Market, Phil
adelphia, The supply was quite heavy
causing a decline IN prices Best quail
ity timothy hay seld al ] ,20aSl ,21 per
huudrsd pounds; mixed At 81 per hun
bred pounds. Straw sold at laSl,l0i
hundred,pounds i'l . ..' r.. (.
Pork wus once two ccntsa pound 10
Illinois, aud beet one cent, III "
The farmers 10 d portion Of Iowa are
said TO have over one hundred Thousand
bushels Of surplus wheat stored away,
under the impression that higher pri-
css will rule during the winter and
spring9 ID ifh 4
A correspondent ofthe Country Gen
acmda Of dardnet, Kansas, says cat
tie dealer 10 that place reports that he
has bought 400 head Of cattle, from one
to four years old, for 50, 700. Of only a
little osor SO per head Beef is plenty
there at 81 cents pound. 7'
oTacfs dfhsfses i jsatatSd Should,
twice s.week, .giyesthenl a handfal of
salt and ashes, putting in three parts of
salt to one ofaaslics. Horses relish
this, and IS said that II viii Keep
them soft mud fine. II viii prevent
bo,sand variety Of other diseases,
In Canada most Of the pork is Eat.
tened on peas, six bashcls Of which are
equal to tep.pfe eorn, and more can be
grows FROM an acre than ofcern.
I.aborersin Montgomery, Alabama
were recently hiring out for s25, and
even as low - S20for the year These
were all able bodied iicld hands, Boys
who got S5 per monlh last year, hire
themselves for food and clothing. The
Mail says "From preseut appearances
hundreds OF plantations viii be idle the
ensuing year eI'4 ea'
III FfN 4. fltf .ft
Fresh strawberries have appeared in
New Orleans.
The crops throughout Italy have been
abundant this year.
Vermont farmers, Disguised with the
low prices Of wool, viii quit raisi.g
sheep and 50 into the dairy business -
Twenty new cheese factories viii be
built ncktseason.
The telegraph brings some very inter
esting facts concerning tho trade and
commerce Of San Francisco last year,
not tho least significant Of which Is
that the wheat crop Of California OK.
ceeded in value The gold product Of the
State.
Several families were recently poi.
soned 10 Platt City, by eating cakes
made from the -four Of buckwheat. min.
glcd with the seeds Of the jimson or
jamestown weed. The injuries were
not serious, though il is aaid the parties
have hcnceforth forssorn buck wheat
cakes. A whole family was dangerous.
~ poisoned some six weeks ago, ia Ra.
lis county, in . similar manner.
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COAL AND LUMBER YARD.

1--WE sabseTilssr thanking hls Old patrons
4 for the liberal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
upon him heretofore, would respectfully
state that be is stlll scsiyeiy engaged IL ri
Of seasoned tf''
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c r "A W. 70
Closing Out Sale.


TFffE subscribers having determined 70
l change business, are now Offering
their large and sclec, stock Of goods al less
than cost ~ order 70 close out by lst Of
March. We name ii parts
Best Satin stipcd poplinv. fsto al On
French and Eaglisii' Mcsinos, '5so 100
Colored iiras.- Siihs, 10
Blecksand cslofcd Alpaca, z s5to l. 10
All wool Delaine, vciyfine, 10
Common p ttk fff 1910 IS
l TINT, 10io ~
l0.f Blehehod Sheoiiae. e.
l0.4 Linen n. lsst quality. .2s
Ingram Carpet 30 10 I, 90
Hemp and List Carpets, vcry ei,cap. Floor
Oil Cloth q and "a vide. very ehean. Ta
bic OIL Cloth, Looking Glasses. liiis aud
Mahogany frames, Gas and pascslssafe,
fms assortment kM
Boots, Shoes,
hats and Caps. very low.
A discount Of per cent. Win Be- made o.,
all sums q $40 aud upwards Tot the eAsh.
Jauzs HOOD 4 MlTfEN
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ui eypry klnd. A1so, tbe yariona kinda ~
coal, always 90 hand, iusi Fsceissd
10000 10. CYPRESS SIIfNGL Is.
iof sale ., reduced prices.
Office and yard on Maio Street. shor,
Distance west of the Railfond, Westminster,
Md. ii N ppiI
ian2.F
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ne negro who was elected as ser,
gcuntat-nTus Of the South Carolina
black and tan convention, on the 10Th
was INDUCED 70 resign next day on nc,
count of hucompetency. IL is pity
that The intelligence test cannot be sp.
piled to the iifty.three other darkies
and sixtytlirce mean whites Composing
the meuagerie.
--Cohgrcss spends millions ofdollars
per year 10 feed and clothe the negroes
South. who will not labor, aud at tho
same time refuses employmest 10 the
navy yards to white laborets and me.
chadies, who are willing to give d full
equivalent to the government for what
they receive. m
THE Senate Judiciary Committee
has asked TO be discharged from the
further consideration of the petition
from the Grnpd Council Of the Union
League Of Maryland, asking that the
Reconstruction laws be extended 10
this State. ympa@t poHf a9 &
lris notable fact lllatin not q ID.
gle State which held an election last
year have tlie, Radicals made a gain -
They have lost everywhere aud in all.
hyiolent thuncer storm passed over
Lynchburg, VI, aud East Tennessee
on Christmas night. ,, :
4God hathlmadd ofoar blood MI "A.
tions Of the earth Quoting this as.
soTtinn, q correspondent desires us 70
polntIopt . negro nation. lie says tho
nearestratieInpt 70 establish a negro ma
ton IN Hayti aud that was done bc
whitesl notoby blacks We shall not
attempt 40 answer. We can't. Never
heard Of anntion Of negroes.
dictator Sumner has written IN
the mongel couveqtions to- 90 ahead
and, if they want any more legislation
they need only to ask il Of the Ramp
aud IL will be granted. The wishes Of
the people Of the North aud Soati nrc
Of. o. n & Accent ssfqas NppgFelism j. now
aH J.
iiOrseh stealing is. the latest arocation
opehed!to' wbtnensin New York h II
The South cries for bread, and the
Radicals Bffer itS4-another reconstruct
ion bill H9u Asftigea a.4
~ 1nilH.sg ..safa y fe9ss t,,s = 81
Theweathershas an educational bent
lit keeps cool tissl asa 9aasil.
A Chicago lady owns the residence
of the frst Napoleon at ST lleleaa.
A gentleman is now 10 the West Sc.
curing 5000 ,partridges to stock Bcrks
county, Paisslasi- z @as aaai, n "a
Deer and bears are unusually plcnti-
full ID the 'heigiib6fho6d Of Hdiifiiictoii
Pa, this year. aE.1tSa sts fssSfx
A mother IN Chicago was detected h
placing heriinfaht on railroad track as
piece Of domestic economy,
The new war Of races 10 the South
Is that Of the blacks upon the race Of
hogs and poultry. 'fssI
Asexton in Ohio worked SO hard
digging grave that he fell dead at its
side when it was flushed.
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SASH, BLIND, DOOR AND
Furniture Factory.

SHORE, LESTER & sHAEFFER,
Nj AIN Street, West ofihc Railroad, have
Isl on hand and Manufacture 70 order
SAsiiES.
BLINDS,
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Painless Extraction OF Teeth
IF1TH0UT CAS-
Dr. charles ssiiIinSsiea,
DEsTfET.

~ " - ~
ANlNO supplied himstlf wiih Al Al.
Ii parntus fcr Fspsfllciag Ldtdi .a,sssfat
"a. takes pleasure n informing the citizens
Of Westminster end the community NJ large,
thai he - prepared TO usc Ibis latest IN
lgoveineisi ia The extraction 81 Tecth. The
sdraniage possessed bY this Apparatus over
al others 9 that i a9scfg oaig re part
operated ois
he has also ihe most improved ssyle Of
Apparatus for misunderstanding piire Cas--o,
course nll persons calling on him CAD choose
The method they prefer.
All operations II Surgical aud Mechnni
cal Dentistry performed 10 iiie most approY.
ed style and at moderate rates,
QDics, adjoining he Fafhhss Resliehec.
near Iarmsgs { Mechanics Bank,
~ WEsrNlYsgsa, No.,
where inny BE found Al ali times whom not
preirsaiosiallyeagagwa alihnfollowing yaaess.
bhioa bsTagc -.lst "Wednesday III eyery
month, --remnining until Saturday.
Netr lIfndsor --s,nd "Wednesday of every
month, REMAINING until SATURDAY..
Unfoafotfn "a rd Wednesday every month.
remaining until tridny evening.
Iancyfoien- friday every mo,sth. m.
manning until the "Wednesday following.
npfS
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Boots and Shoes.

CRY SrofrA Goo1s,
SLID cyoAa, ead
hserg 1tsssasefts.
Ifiese gopda have been purchased Tor
each, and IL los rates and prepuse 10
sell themat small per ceissAge. with lhe
view ofessalliSling the reputation of being
the cheapest Misunderstanding il lhe State.
] also Keep constantly on hand Gentle,
meals Furnishing U,sadh 81 al kinds.
! have an assortment Of TRUNKS.
Lsaiherana Paper, varying 10 prices from
z, 50 10 5000.
Give me 4 call and kxnsAiua Cor goursegoA
CATIiAliINE BUsllY,
Near tho Depot,
sep26 Westminster Nd.
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MEATS, REEP, PORK, BACON,

NeAafNafss tfecins, soaps Salt, &c
And slunys On aand, no McKiasir,
FLOUR, IS tie Barrel 81 Package ~ am.
tiies, ofa superior brand, whirsi nress 10
e,,mmetdeisoa FROM N popularity alrcady
obtained sK&6 81 Ia
Having suffered iatn tie trade, h0i.e Ia
=aiiare q poTiiaHs aid from my commence.
mepi iesi grateful 10 tic cisisena oil Wess.
Minister aud Yieinisy.
dcc.esf
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AxD
NJ e w GOOD s..


NFEsSRs AlIyEsELL "a SIMPLIFY
WI take phssure ii announcing 20 he
tltizense 81 Nesauiesger ard de pabiic gen
orally lhas hey have FORMED q Co partner.
ship ~ the holetale and Rctaif ilracery
AVID Liquor Sssinese, and nov offer 50 the
public at greatly reduced prices one of the
best selected stocks Of Groceries, sach a.
cOFFEE
from - 70 % eta. for prime Rio; Sugars
Brown and Z. Island o. ~ 10 Is cts per II.
Also Hard aud Son Crush Sugars. hna la.
psrial aud Uoolug Blk. Teas, spices, Rai.
sins, Cnrransa. Lemons, Chnrse, &c, 1c., Al
prices which defy competilion.
We would m0s, especially call your alton
ton 20 our fine stock ~ Liquors,
which have BEEN selected With great q q
rare, aud which We now offer IT,
tots 10 suit The trade, Wholesale 4
Retail 81 Baltimore city prices. Also n
large and varied Stock Of
FINE BOTTLED LIQUORS.
warranted 10 b pare aEd pns ~ expressly
for medical purposes, Including Madeira,
PORT aud Sherry Wines, Oh Frrmch and
CoFnao Brandiee. also Brown Sieui, Morn.
ing Star BiucTs, etc, ctr.
We bass ID addition 90 The alofe, alNeya
on band D large stock u TonMeo aud O.
CARS, whleh - are prepared 70 eel - The
very lowest market rates Also, a large
stock VI Dried Pratt on hand
We slsa kcsF constantly oa hand all
k'iids q country produce, saeN a. Iipar,
lard, Potatoes, 80.
~ our motto j. gaick sa'cs and znnl
Pfsaass, We nlgsl respectfully iagila yes 20
call ana examine our stuck i,efare pafciias
inE elsewhere, as - canbjeaily h.siego Il
10 be 10 xour Interest 10 DO -
URIAH u. MikRsEtI.,
J. FRANK SIMPLIFY.
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The telegraph brings some very inter
esting facts concerning tho trade and
commerce Of San Francisco last year,
not tho least significant Of which Is
that The wheat crop Of California OK.
ceeded in value the gold product Of tho
State.
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ruRNNITGRE.

and every article necessary q ! i Bsiilias
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THE Senate Judiciary Committee
has asked to be discharged from the
further consideration Of the petition
from the Grapd Council Of the Union
League Of Maryland, asking that the
Reconstruction laws be extended to
this State. gmqaSt fkon a9 IS
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FRS q notable fact thatin not 4 s ID.
gle state which held an election last
year hayetlie Radicals made a gain. -
They have lost everywhere and in all,
Ayiolent thuncer storm passed over
Lynchburg, Yrr aud last Tennessee
on Christmas night.
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A correspondent ofthe Country Cen.
demda Of dardnet, Kansas, says cat
,le dealer 10 that place reports that he
has bought 400 head Of cattle, from one
to four years old, for 81, 700, or only q
little osor SO per head Beef is plenty
there at 81 cents pound
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Vermont farmers, Disguised with the
low prices Of wool, viii quit raisi.g
sheep and 50 into the dairy business -
Twenty new cheese factories viii be
built ncxtseason.
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1fHE LaFgcas and most complete
u seclectinn n M