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V'EA.-
i 10 hlf Oh. choice C. J.. Tea
10 do. do. Y. II. do.
IS do medium grades q. +. and Y. Il.
10 do. OolOngA, for sale.
MANWEIfI TINElL
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Fish.
0nn HALVES No. ] MACKEREL.
ZUU 80 do DO
10 do , med. do
80 do , large do
100 kits No. AAnkerel.
80 do do
80 do family do
500 HALVES Lake Herring.
IOJ 10 White Tikh.
mars MAXWELL a. TIN0LE.
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Under these favorinC auspices very gratifying
progress has been made IN extending the railroad
track from both directions Nearly 1000 miles
of the Main Line and CsnvCrging Branches be
tween the Missouri River and the base OF the
Escky Mountains have been built within three
wears. The CENTRAL Pacific RAILROAD has
also steadily and successfully carried the Main
stem Line from the steamboat navigation OF the
Pacific to the summit Of the Sierra Nevada, and
into the Great salt Lake Basin east OF the Cali
farnia line. Having overcome by far the most
difficult and expensive portion of the whole
line the probabilities OF the through connection
with the Eastern lines being effected in l-1u
amount almost 20 certainty.
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The great CENTRAL PACIFIC RAu.ROAp il there
fore in an important sense, n SEu NATIONAL
WOEK aided and commended by the people, the
Legislative power, and the Executive officers.
though It's management is administered nth az
The care and 6gTethOugh Of the most eminent prind'c
corporations Being under the constant super
yirion of the Governmeni-who, being the prin.
cipal creditor. accepts a subordinate and contin-
gent lieu-with so large an amount Of addition.
Al capital also invested in the property pledged
il il believed that no securities now offered IN
the market possess the sane claims TO conn
dence and market value, except those of the
Government
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UlarStA
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- $40 kegs assorted sizes nails best brands
u MAXWELL 4 TISGLEs.
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Ministers Salaries,

The New York Smn thus disooarAes
Of The high salaries paid 70 certain
ministers Of the Gospel:
Those who serve at tho altar shall
liva BY Tbs ALTAR says Saint Paul. Bat
she good saiut had probably not the
fa1nteat idea how ven como sf his sue.
ccssara would mausge 20 live iu thia say
Il Is stated that the Rev. J. a. ID. Wing.
ield u Petersburg. Va has been called
20 tho Church of the iEoly Saviour on
Tveutysi!th street.. a salary Of SIS,
COO The cali i loud enough, aud the
reverend gsutIemau must be unusually
deaf If hs doesn't hear Il AZ that figure.
Or, Posscs, a nephew Of the Bishop Of
Now York, lAscly accepted Tie care of
tho souls u those who attend Grace
Church for sie consideration of s. 900
year and small white marble palace
oa Brosdway Dr. Hall, Of the pfssby.
tpFian Church, corner Of Nineteenth
stFoet and Fifth avenue, has come al
che way from Dublin 10 feed the tleck
that wofships there, which hs conseats
10 do for the modest pistance o. SIG, 900
q year 10 gold aud handsome pafson-
aga. The Deetos has the old country
no iona about currency he doesn't an.
dsrstaud gFccnbscks, aud prefers bis
pay IN aolid metal. nr. Morgan Dix,
of Trinity receives 81 900 and hcass;
wlsile the nsofe popular preachers 90 up
10 much higher figure, Dr. Chaplin fc-
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make q defcnce, but they spoke. al tbe
While With i consciousness that thoy
Were wrong As sIie Judge said, Earn.
est had siifed The whols matter e ths
bottom. The result wat 4 charae from,
the beach IN bib favor. aud i Verdict
from the Jury who did net lsavp tl,s
box
| So distinguished 4 triumph exceeded
anything which had occurred II the
memory Of tho bar, aud al once elevated
Qfmopd 10 the front rank Of his pfoles.
aiou Before he lcif tho uonft House.
be had boon retninad a. consulting coua.
sci 10 dozen cases Of imporfanee ---
From The congratulations OF bis friends
he broke loose a. soon as possible. and
hurried home His wife was waiting
for him IN their little parIor. eager 10
hear the result, yet almoss dreadiug 10
ask 4, for she had not lcr husbands
confidence 81 success.
have won, Give me Joy. Bolle.
Did ] not say would succeed
Tho wife flung herself into bis arms,
and burst inso glad tears of 10y.
Nay. wcepiugfv said Earnest, & bat
l see they are tears Of jos" he contin-
ucd, % bis wife smiled up into his face.
Aud then, as tho cheers Of the crowd.
xhp had followed him 10 triumph home
broke On his ears, he added, "sea what
you have made Of me- shall almost
begin 70 think am ! great man"
All Earnest--you know | have not
made you tlsia.y
But you have dearest. You IL was
that woke me from my spell Of indoleDee,
the necessity Of struggling 10 provide :
home worthy Of yon, first taught me my
own abilities s--and, without yonr love
20 cheer me. 10 hours Of depreaslou
caused BY hard study. / might have Civ.
en out long age. but the goal Is nov
won. peaF Belle. your sex iislle knows
the influence Il cxeFts. II has saved
many inan besides me, cFcn though
he has not had such an angel Of q wifs.v
Earnest fuIiiIled fl,e premise he held
out 10 his great case, aud rose 70 be the
leadiag attorney Of bis native city,
snenlbcF 81 Congress. Judge, and sn
Ambassador abroad. Hut Nc ncTer
ceased, whenever ihe conYcrsatioa d.
ycFgcd On his carly struggle, TO turn toA
bis wife, with 4 loving smiie, and say
that al be had, Of fame Or fortune, he
owcd % her influences.
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W0MAN'S INFLUENCE.

Tt -. "t."tf ~ - Ftttt t'aF laN
| papers. ] declare shsil not saiIe,
you, continued his wife pIayEalIy. ..ss
Be ~ devoted 70 anythiag bnf myself /
Her Husband looked up from shs
huge briss. With shc weaFied look d
onc alsaoas worn ont By ineessant mea.
snl labor, but smile instantly came
oses bis fsce q llu mot the eyes Of his
sweet Wifa.
Ihen you wall bfcAk yoaF promise,
Belle be said, " foT son know l told
you wllun VIC marfied. that che Law
would be tlicruaiter lay saGsisoas, almost
a. much - yourself.
80 sos did. But soa arc fuioiug
your health by this close application
and ~ insle no cspfinci for that, ypal
must give np these papes for to.nl,ts
You toll too bard ] did noi slink ihis
when We married o. would not been
- selash, she said with > slgn.
Nay. ray. Belle, replied her hus.
band. pushing back hts ehsit from The
table, and slIuelipnAseIy tak ing the lssna
u bis wife hctween both II his. asherc
q 20 necd 20 fuproaeh yourself. II |
work hard i Is heesase | am ambitious.
Tot yCur sake am resolved 10 win 4
fprsmess place a the bar. aud With ii
opuicnee: but instsad IL repiDlng il The
toll lhas hes before me. ! bless God that
you have been the W ans % foroa il On
me. What woald have been. hut the
idle spend thFsft that | was fast beeos..
inE. Il had remained ny nncles heir
and married Helen Wnssons IA was
my lpso for you which. procuring nv
disinhesltanrc, made ,nu uhal al.
An, had but khown Il Ia times.
had yoa caIy told me that yoa sscriiic.
"a ioFtuns far na--
You weald haze refused uaa. Yoa
have said tho sHfsc a dosen times be.
iors, Belle, and ! know you Too veil 10
doubt year word Is was for that very
reason did not tell YOU Had | ID.
formed yoa that ms uncle weald cut me
81 without a shilling. II married You.
mistaken pride would have lead son
% cancel eur engagement Aud what
would have been the consequences I
Neither or ns would have been happv
for ours was not the lsse OF chilisen.
but adalis, and aiiection founded on 1
knowledge Of each oshelss character.
and nct % boyi4h aud girliah caprice,
Whpus God has thus joined fpuetlirr Ii
spirit, led 40 man pat nknndoF and s<e
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stltt 8'oftFu


a-44@s "a
Long yean have passed ef Ton and s,sifs,
And dAfksF RrpAs lbe pAih 81 ill.,,
Al np sbe rugged steep ] climb,
And pause % htar she lingering thlau,
OF memsFiss from me di4on lime,
" mother, ny ssses ineiissfi
Thoa ssil'sg No how sss ssslpat died.
% bloody Calvary efusIlNi,
Hew Mary wept ~ cross beaias,
A. a3anlxA'Rlt hs eslsss.
And iAfkIy flowed ne CRIMSON tide.
~ mesher, Oh 'py methpfl
Thp lessons were noi isnei.t ID vain,
Their sacred saed / ssiIl tsssip,
Tllat n ny hsars will esfasiaaleg
And iioagh De bRfsast " bus iass,
Twin hiess laa IL NJ Iass sslaie,
's ~ moshef. ~ dear nsthef
Once more. onss more. ssave 20 rsas
4 child spou ny fnislfaI bgeslt
And u iiy Itps In prayer II bow,
And fssi nv hard uptp ~ brow,
VITA naany deep Hines furrs&ed now.
" mothst. Oh, ~ laplherl
Long yeats have rslssd. elszi what ysan
ufbilshlee hopes ana b.lasiink tears.
AID en he lensl ! wAhdsfi1k way,
Tslae alaens spa DOH aighsly pray.
uoa's hlsAsihgs o. Ines fss.aNay,
Nv snosher, ny s4sss nosheff
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A 4 \. -.~--- II
a Brazil correspondent Of Che 81.
'hoais Rfpptiicaa says !:
The person Who meets win, sudden
q xipleut death Ia BruziI. either by ac-
cident q murder, Ii buried by The way-
SIDE netf where the e9eat happened.
ana I. cross Is set UP at the head Of the
etave- 70 this cross, as the emblem Of
his faith eferysbcre, the Brazilian lifts
h's bat in passing, and It il beautiful
custom of the people ID hang this love
mamehko with flowers and garlands. l
frequently pass such d cross near this
c'ty, where 4 man was murdered So long
ngp that but few remember the circuu.
stances, YET pi0ns and unseen hands are
always decking this wayside cross With
wreaths md roses.
Sundays- Domineos or Lords dava
Is the Brazilians call the,n--pass with
many Of them almost ike any other
day, occupying them IN their usual ayo.
'cationz. Il is true that there Is always
Church service, aud the Catholic creed
recognizes Sundays a. sacred lays.--
But it would ho painful 10 many persons
10 the United States. 10 see the l;,tIe
regard which Is paid BY the common
run Of persons many Of whom never
attond church. except on some great
occasion. There are noe wanting ipdi-
vidaals. however, who deplore this state
Of things. and write and talk On tha
subject, 10 the hope Of teaching better
state Of things.
Aftor warm day-~onc that wonld
hc a hot day ia Missouri. uuinauenced
there by tho sea breeze. tho night falls
cool and refreshing. with 4 balmy air
which seems ike exhilaratine eas 10
the lungs. We seldom or never have
sultfy uialats---the atmosphere Is pos
stagnant. and the glorious stars Iock
down tonight from 4 clear NV. which
ID as pure a. Northern winter. but
warmed into life by perpetuaI snrinr
Later tonight comes up Che moon
aud I think that Braziliaa ,noopl;vb,s
are maeniliccnt.-more beautiful than
day. mover coldly chaste nor swoatipg
hot. but forever the calm ffesh l;vht
or day. only littlc shaded: and the
heart paIpilases under fhe change with
all tho Affections that Il can gather
around H. Nature does bot seem 10
aleep --nnIy mediate and heaven and
earth whisper mys,eriousiy 10 each other.
The BfazilliAuA have their supcrsti-
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THE MARYLAND
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF BALTIMORE.


THIS i a well established and cnsisrly
reliable Company. II j. the only Maryland
Company. sHch hes becn lis marked sue.
ces. thar 4 lsleclafednnd paid Ia cash ~ large
aDiyidenda thooidest and largest compaa-
les in the United States.
~ Directors are nien ~ known integrity
and commercial Aiiliig 70 whom the public
cnn look NJ ~ times ior jast afli cnroflil
supervision q ~ aiisip. u muAt be clear
% every intelligent mind thai. II wc would
secure the largest prosperity 20 ous State
and people individually We snasi build M,
our own institutions ly keeping capital a.
home, The laws oftndr, self respect aud
self Interest co'nbinc 70 make this The
COMPANY fer Maryland.
IInmiltob Easter. Allen A. Chapman,
George 7, Thomas. Hngh Sisspn, Hiram
Woods, George II. Miller, J'iso,iias CAssnf,i,
William, lss9ies, Chafjrs Webb.
NEDIpAL EVA MTRgRS.
W. II. Mills, Westminster; Dr. Mnnnkec,
uuiou Bridge Dr.. Waters, Wasrravillc /,
Dr. Boone Iiddlrhurgs iSr. rorfeil, ~
ncytown Dr. Darlington, 81 New Windsor
l,r. Henry T.. Beliz, ~ Manchester. Dr..
Shaw. Of Uhionsowhj Dr. J ". Steele, of
Freedom.
Pprsous desiling 10 insure ihesr livas win
do wcH 10 consult Inc above.
ANDREW !. MYERS,
State Agent.
win travel lissougl, The coaasy during he
Summcr, and attend the Courts, 10 transact
the business Of the Company.
Now, gentlemen, you have the Glance 90
insure ia a good, seis, and tiieep c0,npnny
without sending your money on of the
state, ar3l---n
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- 49, 1-,', Z 3. 81 = Z, - =. Z. = - -
on ,i'c pa't q a'foxidFpcsa who Wsii 'e
sunef z SPARROW g ieil HltlleesS - kii'|
Account q " 4 aaW ypN end loved
I Az afst' a'y eai''raoie''s tried y h'lg'
nc ~, g my passion pat every g.
showed ,'' ns more nna moro g your anna
y''n moas.sy' ana cerfeet principles
.ep kneN the resi- choose wisely Z
apasaonsnS 'eftnps that would aaI
laaos ms \, s'0Hnl anu might haFe heP'
w sn'n
Dnt y pain. me wnen ! see yo'
svi',ue 'hus' hoa VIII in1nrc you
nca'sh py ossf'appi,catieu' Let us b.
spu'en,sa Z. "a WIKI les
/ SAin' yen! inafsi dcArcNt' My heAltl
sss'a'hA ne spJury, and Y y only ~
w paa' wesk shst ny application ha'
ysen ,,s.' e severe lhis mass q pepcr'
ps'ept's % 8 very compheated and i'm
PoFtaht ease Nnich ! vas anxious g
'nasses. lef y VIII Pc re reputation q
any one - thoroughly undefssand q
a10 4 coHs'aes myself Fortunate - BE-
VS. sesalnea =. shows that ny Fame
= extending, anu am 20 logger drone
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ps-.'..s' $50 \. = a"'"k y. naF done
fsy. !, 'lywssss, ~ 'ol y uari think
sosvIenay ~, sshpseasna 'hs sase--so
~ s'n ~ sae"s sne Iepcss' ,at next
M shsaa exppet you 70 pe very
". fssao IN. = me. 'os ! ,u'saa y s'a sh.at
~ a's' sssas eAsc - ~" seesn q the
sp'ps1 ~ y 'ssssa m -. ap'asI lawyers;
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sAns ~" q sssessai spu s''ea 5eu neea
"ass - issss' = see yoh noN hases
Earnest Usmond has told bis own
story - well, that We have aoshing "
aad g ~ Three years had new rlaps.
sa s'ece ilss uHsVn VITA Isabel Rowe,
aud aafipg 'hsi .hert period DO had
fissn g considerable cEnlneiee ~ his
profession, surprising y. ifiends BY The
ssc',liy WIN whsoh tpe 'ale man 81 lash
iaa '.an pcas Transformed INTO Inc ki,i,
a'pne aug pasiness 'llko lawyer but
sssss Haa pssu inna oI latent cnefty
n'aasn saasf 'hs Esy eS'erser 2. Earn.
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What are you doing said q father (
to a son, who was tinkeripg at an old
watch. Improving my time" was tho
witty rejoinder
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UFfict OF 1HH SEGntfAnT on Nf14E,
AxSkr0ns. Srkr 2ash. 1865.

AxsAroas, jrkr 2psh, 1865.
10 az ,cko ii ussv eoncerms Notice Is
hereby given that application las been made
% Tue Governor iof ! pardon il tho case of
tlse Siaie ss. William Chase. convicted 10
the Circuit Court for Carroll county, Al May
term, 1855, of Larceny, aHd sratenced 70
the Penlieniiafy for years. The Cover
nor will take ~ The said ca4o Cor flhal deci
aen, on Or after the zlsl day osJaiy next
uasli which tinie protests ngpinm the said
application will De heard, and the petition
h the case opcu 70 inspection, a The dis.
oroiion Of the Goyofnaf.
~ orsioT of slie Governor,
JOHN M. GARTER.
july 2-8w Secfpiafy of State.
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nr. Ilanl. N. lI0anaIl.

(Lately witt Or. 7'lcs. W. Wells. Hampstead, ]
nFFERS his professional ssrviees ID iise res.
NJ idcnts Of Westminster and vicinity. OF
dce and residence i-lttlest1wn Road, few
doors aboYt IniQn hifeet
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nFFEiiS his professional fersic Is ID tise
tho citizeasof W esfls,iaslsr y and vicinity.
OFrfcEadjoining Farmers and Msphan-
e. National bank, IateIy occupied by pr.
y ~. Warield After /, y. M. II not pro-
fessioaally engaged he can be found II the
residence Of his father, adjoining the Cath
Ole ChErch. apo.Gino
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ATTDRNEYS.A7tL11rl AND SOIL.
Cfy0RSi IN CHANCERY,
WEsrMiEsrER, Nh.
vXTE have formed copartnership IN the
wv practice Of law In the coarss Of
Carroll and Howard Counties, and viii
promptly attend 70 all business entrusted 10
our care. Particpiar attention paid 10 Col
lsstions aud procuring Decrccs for the sale
Of Real Estate.
Also, Applications filed for Back Pay aud
Bounty due heirs Of deceased soldiers.
Office adjoining the residence Of cmAs. n.
REIFsxfnER. no80f
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MORO PHILLIPS
tiExufxs issmofrp
Super-Phosphaie Of Lime.
STANDARD GUARANTEED


STANDARD GUARANTEED.
~, sals n Mang,aawuF DsFots.
10. - North Fsoai Street., I'hiIadelphia.
AND
No. os South Street. BALTIMORE
Aud BY Dealers 10 general throughout ,he
EoHntry.
The SOAinnEil0 CUAMO Of which
MORO PHILLIPS PHOSPHATE. 4 and
always has been manufactured, land a
which he has sole control feg tha United
States, contains fifiy per cent. nore Buac
Phosphate il,an Raw bone. thereforn Il i
more sIafal,ies The nddiiKon ef Ammonin
gives Il greater feriiliEing value
Ogeg seven years experiences haa proved
10 illc Farmer Rat Il makes heavier grain
than even stable manure, aud il net only
aclirc but lasting
FFiep SbG 90 per ton, 1000 lbs.
Discount 70 dealers.
MORO PHILLIPS,
Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer.
fphft&tNm
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A.. R. HacLAU GWLIN
oHxAMExTAL PAIETER

4U0HTgMAE.
Nn- Room over Lyach's Office at the Depot
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HOUSE,
The House met at 10 O'Clock.

The House met at 10 o'clock.
The Senate bill for a temporary loan to
redeem compound interest notes, was
passed. ies 1a -i1o Is
The bill passed appropriating $4,000 for
temporary clerks in the Indian Bureau and
State Department, and expenses OF the
Suryeror Generals office. r-7H
The Senate amendments to the House
bill for the payment of the captors of JEFF.
Davis, was nom concurred in, and q COM
mittee of conference asked.
The Senatejoint resolution granting per-
mission to officers and soldiers to wear
army badges, was passed. .sfE ! ~;assetsy1 9
Senate amendments to the House bill for
the eXchangs of public documents with
foreign countries, was concurred in.
Mr.. BANKS, from the conference COM
mittee on the Alaska bill, made a report.
The preamble originally offered as an
amendment by Mr.. Loughridge, declaring
the right of the House to intervene in
treaties, is struck out, and the following
clause substituted:
And whereas said stipulations cannot be
carried into full force and effect, except by
legislation, to which the consent of both
houses is necessary.
After brief discussion, Mr.. PAINE
moved to lay the conference report on the
table. Negatived.
After noisy and excited discussion, in
which, however, nothing of any public
|
the Conference committee was agreed to.
Senate bill relating to the punishment of
certain crimes against the United States,
was passed. ,-s sra -.t- s.,
/ The motion to reconsider the vote on
taking a recess from Monday next, was
called up by Mr.. Washburne and laid on
the table. This makes the action of the
House yesterday final.
Mr.. FARNSWORTH made report from
the committee on conference on the bill
further to amend the Postal laws, Agreed
to- TO- nv . " ''''-o-'>' ''- ''.. VS.
Mr.. WASHBURNE, of Indiana, from
the committee on Military Affairs, report
ed a bill reducing the time when honorably
discharged soldiers can secure titles under
the homestead bill from five years to one
Mr.. BINGHAM. from the Reconstruc-
tion committee, reported a bill entitled IAN
act to provide for the more speedy reor-
ganization of the States of Virginia, Mis-
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NEW YORK NIELANGE.
Murder of "a Policeman.

q
/ -..' New York, July "a.
Officer Smideck, of the twenty-first pre-
cinct, was shot and Instantly, killed on the
corner of First avenue and Thirty-third
street, last night, by one John Reed, who
was arrested. He does not deny the killing
and gives as reason for it his desire to re-
venge himself on Smideck for having ar
rested him some time ago.. I'D La ,f.a-- o. p,
.s- '-rqy o- Arrived ifdT Vsf 90 blgt
The steamer Columbia from Glasgow,
has arrived nH2 s.rf69 Do 4al1 LT1f "r5 .H1
f. sTsH sw J3t Weather. ei 7so1' l.+ p.
The weather is cloudy and cool. A heavy
storm is prevailing at Baltimore and Wash
ington. r,.- ,iie.,l5 re .u,5,-iflos- ,ss D rli.
~-. Canal Convention. ii7r91H
A call is officially ont for State Canal
Convention at Albany, August 12th.m 97f'
General Hancock. ti2F p
The Sun publishes letter from General
Hancock to General Steadman, dated July
4th, stating that he wat not candidate for
Vice President, and should not accept the
nomination tor that office. ..... 300 ~. y
zdi 1.-THE Briclxlayers. aa. 1e
At a meeting of the bricklavers last
evening, farther donations from various
trades unions, amounting to S2100, were
received. The strike is considered ended,
as nearly all the men are now at work.
Clothing Cutters Strike.
The clothing cutters. have organized a
strike for four dollars per day. 7o jig ?
.re EDITORIAL Excursion. -eiaa2e
A dispatch from the end of the Union
Pacific railroad, near Mt. Clayton, 7l0
miles west of Omaha, July %, announces
the arrival of an excursion party. They
witnessed the laying of one mile of track
in three hours, and lett for home in the
evening. 1871
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-25
To the Democracy of FranlkIfn
County, Ohio.

You are hereby requested to meet at
your usual places of holding elections in
the several Wards and Townships, on
Saturday, July 25. 1868.
and organize, by selecting two judges and
one clerk, for the purpose of selecting del
egates to meet in joint convention with the
counties of Greene, Clark and Madison, on
Monday, July 27, 1868, at two O'Clock P.
NJ, at London, Madison, county, for the
purpose of nominating Representative to
Congress for the Seventh Congressional
District, and one Presidential Elector.
The number of delegates will be one
for every one hundred votes cast for Hon.
A. G.. Thurman for Governor, and one
for every fifty votes and fraction over
The number of delegates from each Ward