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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-02-18

RETrRNING HoME.-We are gratfed to see that
several farmers in this section of the State, who
moved away in 1866 and 81, returning satisfied
that they cannot better their condition. Unfortu-
natcly, many have returned much poorer than they
left. But glad to them back, anyhow.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-02-18
FAMILY GROCERIES.

have on hand, and constantly receiving, a
general assortment of Groceries, such Sugar, Tea
Coffee Molasses, Cheese, Flour Bacon, Corn, Meal,
and everything else in the Grocery line
| will sell as cheap as any house in Charlotte, and
respectfully request persons wishing to buy to give
me a CALL
deliver, within the limits of the City, all Gro
ceries bought at my Store;
good lot of Castings and Hollow Ware for sale.
Tin Ware.
Also n good assortment of Tin Ware kept con-
stantv on hand at wholesale and retail.
Roofing, Guttering, Repairing, &C., done at the
shortest notice. A. BERRY HILL,
Feb H. 1863 Under Mansion House.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-02-18

Ba- The Republican party of this State propose
to hold State Convention in Raleigh on the 10Th
inst. for the purpose of nominating candidates for
State Officers.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-02-18
Latest News.
THE MARKETS.

Adviees from New York and Liverpool are favor
able, and Cotton has an advancing tendency. Gold
in New York 400 premium.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-02-18

Weekly supplies of fresh Lime received ard for
sale by HUTCHINSON, BURROUGHS co.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-02-18
North State Washing Machine.
PROVIDENCE, n. c., Sept Is,

PROVIDENCE, n. c., Sept ID, 1867.
Messrs Barnhardt Il Houston-Sirs: We use your
North State Washing Machine in family, and can
candid1y recommend it, for it does the work for
which it is made-it is truly washer.
Respectfully yours, MRS. J. L. SAMPLE
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-02-18
Nails! Nails!i Nails!!!

We are Agents for the sale Of the High Shoals
Nails. The Company having recently improved their
machinery, they offer to the public an article
that will compare favoraby with the best of North
ern brands Call and examine for yourselves.
HUTCHINSON, BURROUGHS & co.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-02-18
GARDEN SEEDS.

Garden Seeds of every description for sale, Whole
sale and Retail, at the Corner Drug Store.
Feb II, 1868 j. II. MCADEN.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-02-18
Plastering Glover Fields.

Such fields already set in Glover should have
bushel Of Plaster per broad casted them
as early as possible. Call and get a supply from
HUTCHINSON, BURROUGHS co.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-02-18
Potatoes, Bacon, sc.

Another lot of Potatoes, Bacon Sides and Hams,
Lard, Candles, Sugar, Coffee and Molasses, Leather
Hoes and Glover Seed, just received at
CARSON & GRIER'S.
February II, 1868 1w
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-02-18
HUTCHINSON, BURROUGHS & co.

Have a good supply of Pacific and Peruvian Guano.
top dressing for wheat and is highly recommended.
Farmers give it q trial
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-02-18

n6y. Well Fixtures and Straw Cutters for sale by
HUTCHINSON, BURROUGHS co.
February IT. 1868.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-02-18

Calcined Plaster and Cement,
Always on hand and for sale by
HUTCHINSON, BURROUGHS & co.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-02-18
BOOTS AND SHOES
At S Per Cent Profit.


am now offering my Stock of BOOTS SHOES at
per cent profit, to make room for my Spring stock
All who are in want of anything in my line would
do we'll to call before buying.
! am grateful for past favors, and hope by strict
attention to business to merit continuance OF the
same. All Goods warranted as represented!
Don't mistake the pace-Sign of the Golden Boot.
s. b. MEACHAM,
Next door to johnson Elliott's New Book Store
n. BIO Wholesale buyers, great inducements
Feb. II, 1868.
Bank Notes.
Highest market price paid for Southern Bank
Notes at the Banking House of
THOS. W. DEWEY l. CO,
Revenue Stamps,
For sale at the Banking House of
THOS W. DEWEY co.
Deposits
Received and interest allowed at the Banking House
of THOS. W. DEWEY co.
Drafts on New York,
For sale in sums to suit par, the Banking House
of THOS. W. DEWEY co.
Gold and Silver Coin
Bought and sold at the Banking House of
THOS. W. DEWEY co.
THOS. w. DEWEY & CO.,
Bankers and Brok ers,
CHARLOTTE, ". C.
Hours of business to suit dealers and customers
February II, 1868.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-02-18
Prices of North Carolina BANK Notes.

DIRECTED weekly by A. G. BRENIzER, Cashier City
Bank of Charlotte. FEBRUARY lIth.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09
VERMONT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

MONTPELIER, Oct s.-The Vermont Leglsla-
ture began its annual session In this place to-day ana
both Houses were promptly and harmoniously organ
led In the Senate, Mr. Henry Clarke, esqo OF kuahu'
was elected Secretary Major James s. Peek of Montpe
er Assistant Secretary aud the Rev. d. c. Roberts OF
Montpelicr Chaplain all unanimously In tho House,
the Hon George W. Grandey OF vergennes was chosen sen
sne,ker T. H. Flagg esq OF BENIN gton Clerk ana tic
Rev Isnac McAun OF Montpelier, Chaplain. Mr. Grandey
received votes, TO II for Waldo BINGHAM, Deoora,,
fbe House Last wear they had IS. The choice OF Mr.
Grandey speaker angars Wen Lor the
Tvs ynerience and was Speaker OF the House IN 1854,
S5 and So After his election today he addressed the
o ,,ro from each county then chosen TO count
tne popular vote Governor They VIII make their re-
port tomorrow aud Gov Page VIII denver MS message
In fha nft
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09
REGIsrRAT,oy N Nrw.oRrpAys.

AEw-OmEANs, Oct. s.-Thc bill which passed
s % Senate amending the Registration Law and forbid
Sefystration going beyond the law, was lost ycster
- ~ The House. writs Of maudamus are before the
uaiiy IN the case OF registrars who refuse regis
p,, 70 persons who naturazsG in the Third Fourth
ID. ehh and Seventh District Courts since the 50 OF
l"S The nandamus in all such cases IL made per
.Y'v' Ibere are several thousand such naturalza
~ this city, and egstr4rs refuse to he governed by
OF The courts, and denyegisratlon to each
a. This action necessitates separate wnt IN
s's'e Notwithstanding Il was agreed w gehai VI tbs
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09
NEW-YORK.
ACRES OF REPUBLICANS IN KINGsTON-GoV.
GRISwOLD To THE BOYS OF ULsTER-CAR-
PET-BAGGERs FROM PoUGHKEEPSIE.

ACRES OF REPUBLICANS IN K1SGSTON-GON.
GRIswoLD To THE BOYs OF ULsTER-CAR-
PET-BAGGERS FROM PoUGHKEEPSIE.
KINGSTON, Oct. S.-The old camp ground here
resounded to-day to the steady tramp Of the
brave Boys Blue" they marched again under the
SCARED and tattered batehag which they SO gaantly
bore on more than historic day, aud many brave
veterans OF the Third Army Corps listened again TO the
ringing tones OF their commanders voice. and as he en-
treated then in the Of TRUTH in the name Of liberty
and the name Of Justice vote they shot, they
in cnaton earned back TO the day when they bore
him iu their from the bloody field ~ Gettysburg
The meeting the campground this afternoon was the
largest held IN Kingston, and the Democrats VINO,
early the campaign fet of victory III Ulster Co..
are giving mp IN despair as they see the almost uh-
broken front that the Democratic soldiers present Tor
Grant Gems Sckles and PlcasOutOn arrived here this
afternoon aud are the guests Ot Gen. Geo. H. Sharp As
they landed at Rondout, Graut aud CofaN battery
fired "A salute the peak Of ncighbuTiBg Crag ana
they greeted with eOnts and applause wherever
they recognized along the road AZ abont o'clock
the Kingston Veteran Grant and C"lfaX Club, the Cats
kill Boy IN Bue several other Clubs and hundreds OF
citizens, escorted the distinguished gstemon 10 the
place OF meeting, where several Of Republicans
gathered, not more than half Of whom
could get within hearing of the speakers.
Tue Hon. VIM. : Kenyon presided. and the vast assem-
blagc were addressed by Gems Sckes Ileasorton. TIE
OF these gentlemen delivered Characteristic and sti
ring speech and each was greeted with an ovation OF
applause. The epthusiasm that has prevailed here
throughout the day has eliminated tonGhtand THIS day
work mas probably decided the contest IN Ulster County
FOR the Republicans. Beside those who paraded during
the day hundreds more or the citizens Joined
in the procession tonight with flags and torches,
aud 500 men from Ponghkecpsie with large dele
cations from other places are mere making nne pOtleal
display Afcr marching through the principal streets
the procession halted front of Gen sbarp residence
and serenaded the distinguished sentlenen. each Of
each appeared was of tho Widest kind At late
hour the procession was dismissed and the boys quietly
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09
GRAND LODGE OF coLoRED MAsoNs.

WLMINGToN Del, oct. 0.-Ihe VI. w. Cl;ulu
Lodge Of Free and Accepted Coored Masons convened
,his afternoon in the lodge.rooms OF Harmony Grand
Lodge OF the state OF Delaware This body Is termed tue
National Grand Lodge and Is composed of mompeIs oi
the Grand Lodges or New-York, PennSyvan,a' sd si,,d
chu,etts Rhode Island NcwJcrscy, Delaware " ~ i""'
District of Columbia, Virginia. l.ldana, ono, li.n",,'
Michigan California. and Missouri The body inos's IL t
enniay IL Ia purely a MasOhc order. haNhs ah.t-
tons with the coocd bethcrn IN Europe prstsy aIief
the usagcs of the white masons Its @ S, n
hraccs the best and most Influential coofed men IA tue
rountry MIR r. - w titus. colored lawyer ana Notary
public is Grand Master OF tho Grand ipse tlu ote oi
officers of the Frcedncn's Bank ia bescheIs ~ -'o"'
YORK The Lodge will probably SIT Week
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09
THE MCCLELLAN RECEPTION ~ PHILA
DELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9-Gen. George B..
Mcclellan arrived in this city from New-York on
day. and to-day his political admirers honorod him with
"A reception The shcrins office is the only public build
ng that displays flag. The private residences and bus
ness places OF the Democracy only decorated. The
Democratic Campaign Clubs from the several wards and
"A few soldiers who still proud" 10 follow the for
tunes Little Mac Z formed in procession on Broad
ST. at noon aud marched through several Of the princt
pal streets Gen. Mcclellan reviewed the line ION dress
parade" times past when all quiet on the Po-
tomac" and from the balcony Of the Continental Hotel
addressed large assemblage Of his friends as follows;
My FrILow-ClTIZESs You who have today honored
me with your presence Will yOu accept my earnest ana
hrart thanks; all that have offer you in return for
an honor that will remember as long as memory serves
me. My comrades can receive no more welcome greet
ing In this my native city, than the sound OF the
same cheers often met me In camp, on the
march, and upon tho field Of battle. They recall
strange and most eventful history. Here, on
fu associations OF my childhood they arouse
the stern aud stirring memories OF my checkeled
career. The place where stand recalls 10 my lnu o
quiet days OF peaceful life The faces see ad te voices
hear carry back 10 the realities OF war and battle
the OF your suerngs iOrtltude and glory upon
days that tried mems souls. These shouts were an ear
nest could implicitly rely on the herolsln ana oevo
tIon Of army. They always evlnced tue loEe and
sympathy that united us. [Cheering.l When | parted
from YOU on that sad November day nat OF
never forget voices expressed 10 me tat under new
commanders you would lose none OF ancient hero
ism The voices echoed from Malvern.
South Mountain, aud AnIietam, ana were
the certain stysbuTS the
Wilderness, aud the crownlng victory or Richmond.
soldiers, whether OF my old Army OF the Potomac
ar Of the gallant armies OF the West thank you IRON
tho depths of soldiers heart for this welcome so
long upon this earth cannot forget tho ponds
that unite us IN the memory OF our Lieh oonisres, @ & ol
ndence you have ever gwen me. Come what may iil
sure that the future In the past We Will ever DC
found side by side in war as then IN peace as how' ior
Ou country
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09

registrars that the decision test would be taken
conclusive. In Sixth District Court Judge Cooley
ruled that certificate OF naturalization issued from that
Court had the effect Of judicial decision Some of the
registrars who Notwithstanding, persisted in their
a have been arrested and fined Tor contempt OF court
number OF similar cases to come before the courts
tomorrow ASSOCIATED Press dispatch
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09
NEW-YoRK, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1865.
CONNECTICUT.

GRANT AND CoLFAX GOOD FOR 1000 MAJORITY.
CoURANT OFFICE, Hartford, A. M.-We
have the full vote in but few towns more
than those published in Wednesdays TRIBUNE.
Our gains are immense, especially in Eastern
Connecticut We consider the State good for
1000 majority for Grant.
LATEST RETURNS-THE REPUBLICAN GAINS.
Hartford, Oct. S-Full official returns from all
the towns that voted on Monday. comprising all in
the State except Bridgeport, have been received
One hundred and sixty-two towns voted. OF these.
So are clean Republican. 60 Democratic, and di
vlded. The Republicans gain the entire Regstra-
ton Boards in II towns that were Democratic last
year. and portion of the Boards in five towns that
were wholly Democratic last year; thus gaining in
the Registration Boards in l6 towns. The Democrats
gain the entire Boards in three towns that were
wholly, and two that partially Republican last
year and portion of the Boards in two towns that
were wholly Republican last year thus gaining in
the Registration Boards in seven towns
FULL OFFICIAL RRTURNs.
HARTFORD, Oct. S.-Full Official returns of
the town elections have been received OF the lG3 towns
that voted Monday last Sc clearly Republican, GO
Democratic and divided The Republicans gain the en-
tire Registration Boards in II towns that were Demo
cratic last year, and gain portion OF the Boards In five
towns that wholly Democratic last year. The Dem
ocras gain the Registration Boards in five towns that
were Republican last year; in two towns that were par
tally aud portion OF the Boards IN two towns that
were wholly Republican last year.
TIE CORRECT RETURNS.
Tile Hartford Post says: The following arc
the correct returns received from correspondents
in each town, and may be relied upon:
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09
THE NORTH CAROLINA REBELS ARMING.

AhE NORTH CAROLINA REBELS ARMlNG.
RALEIGH, Oct. S.--GOv Holden informs Gen.
Aes, commanding this district, that he has trust
s0f'hy Information that several hundred Henry IL
spencer rifles and accoutrements have been imported
'o the state and distributed TO organizations styling
~enselves Seymour aud Blair Clubs. Gen. Miles
'pes that be has the information, and has re-
v''ed the facts TO Gen. Meade Both are determined
preserve the peace aud sustain the state Govern.
-snt II is thought that parOled COnfcdora;es are
sDgaged ia the movement
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09
,nr,,o,r,Kp suocKs IN CALIFORNIA.

e,vFvANc,scO, Oct. S.--1Tco distinct shocks
M, thnnake were felt 40 Silver Mountain IA ths state
an thr an inst The aimos sphere wac almost Immediately
aitarwald nlled Win enoSe
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09
ANOTHER REVOLUTION IN MAZATLAN PkE
DICTED.

SAN Francisco, Oct s.-Mazatian adVices
arc IN tle Goth ult The anniversary OF the MeAioah
ndependence was celebrated Sept IT, BnsihcsS Is stag
uaut Gen Lozado has armed forces at Las b"rraheaS
and Izelan, two towns between Tepec and Guad'Oara
The State Congress and the National Government are a,
ngger headr," aud there are but hlighe i"spoVt VI .
Meter understanding. It In believed thht Tue opeihs ="
,bs dry season Will witness another reyolallVl'
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09
PENNSYLVANIA.

PENNS1 LVANIA.
BAYARD TAYLOR AND LYMAN TREMAIN BEFORE
THE PHILADELPHIA UNION LEAGUE.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09
GRANTS MAJORITY TO BE 742,OoO IN TIE STATE
The Brid0eDOrf Standard says:

Looking at Farmers election returns ana seeing
them headed by "a likeness of Frank Blair pounding
bass drum reminds us that we had wei n,gh 10. Ih
our ancient skill at cpherng. 20 we proceed 10 prush
mn" Surveyor Beckwths brass lnstrunchts Delhg GU
1aped today upOn the city sewer wOrkf, we arc com
Teiled 10 rely solely The Farmers cOpperbouhd mu
ouite as reliable as ever According TO this standard
there n yery little chance for the Democracy III Novin
ber Look at the figures Stamford gave, last slnl -
Republican majority, Last Monday 70 gave l53 auto.
corresponding loss 10 the Democracy. Now the Demo
cratic majority in the State, last Spring was ABOUT iV
By cutting down this majority TO the tune oi 600
psr cent, an event which the result IN Stainloru
spoys spSey Will gain an aggregate loss OF 7e?2oo
votes This deducng the so 900 total vote cast Dy lhc
in the state last sprins VIII leave them 7i22oo votes
orse off than nothing and Of course place the epup
lieye is ia the main correct although there may DO
slight variation thcrefrOm when the returns from cta
ford are All n TO this contingency we VIII throw
OF tho odd 200 and will only claim ns . sure pop
round majority OF $4,000 Tor Grant anu conaA III |o"
uectcut next month -
Mr. q NJ Jngersoll OF New-layen puts MS name 10 thc
following which we cut from me Aee- l"h L~PeSS" Va
last evening" ..
Nrw.UAvgs Oct 6-The returns now coming III from
our town elections are better ana better anu
democratic majority In this State OF over Voo IN Noyem
ber . D., ,,,,s ,hon Tor the dispatch
which went from Hartford on the 3D, because ~ w"
later IL Ia falsehOOd rs every man III onneS a.
ahatever marty knows. The very city from M Mwn.n y
was sent shows Democratic IUss VI 80 90 Love taEcn
sevmour's advice TO push the financial isSuos, 10 a
mat he oueht TO make his figures high enough W my ~
every Copperhcad emergency. Ho WIZ DC III hs u'p "
sea OF troubles his coriespondeht no o c,nt sr
graphing
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09
TIE IIGUHING OF IHL HLHVD"Nt
The Hartford Post says:

Figurug the forte Of Democracy Jhst now, WINE h'-
pubcan gaiu OF 5000 in the majority ~ vermont ihcy
ct 10 work figure ont that Nii csrtcspua hg changes
in every state IN the UuOn they should elect seymour
Maine came down upon them with her RrpuDhran ma
iority almost douhed-wIth a Giin OF aooo-aId tIcy
worked up the figures successfully ai 10 snow ihai II
he same progress made by tLe Democrats Ia III"
other states, as they had made IN Maine. Seymour
and Blair would De trumphanty elected Now they have
sbow large Republican glus Ia nearly town, gain
In the age gate from 10 three thousand ana net
Gain OF twelve towns in the State. out of these cheerful
statistics our Democratic friends Of Tie ItHeSdd Rgiser
gather the greatest encouragement for the party They
are beginning now TO believe there VIII Do no opposition
tn Seymour and Blair. The Times telegraphed 10
The World Monday night. That with such pro-
gress fas these returns indicated. the Democrats
wolld carry the State by 5000 majority Ana, Vey u
would not De matter surprise n. one week from 10,
day after Pennsylvania, Indiana, aud OHIO nave hl
given handsome Republican maiOritlcs these facY hgt-
era and lightning calculations suu1 Inform their readers
tnt 10 was all way and 10 vas very doubtful u brt
and COfax got sin.le vote Well, now, what can you
call this sort Of thugi Ne hate 10 pronounce ~
wing But, after all what else Is III " lsht
evasion pcyaricati0n, equivocatlOD, eNaggeratOn nr
apv other 'atOn that know Of except deliberate Ihi
sfcaton when the editor OF The Tunes sits down. with
the knowledge Of n DemOcratc loss in the t0ws oi
Hartford and Newiayen OF nearly 200 votes, and of
the fact that the Republicans have made gains i ma
orty OF the TOWN., gaining, entirely, 10 or ~ ,ow-'
where the Democrats have gained but one, anu uhneI
takes show from such gurcs that the Democratic ma
ority IN the wonld reach 50OOwht DO You caIl
IL isn't lying the word hasn't been invented that covers
the case.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09
.lE CORRECT RETURNS.

Tie Hartford Post says The following are
the received from correspondents
In each town, and may be relied uuon:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-03-20
Impeachment.

All the indications point to a speedy
trial Of Mr.. johnson. This is right. and
what the country demands. 1t can be of
no brne fit to the President to have the
trial daily along for months, and it will
oalv work i'll for the country. AS Mr..
Batter said in his remarks when the case
was entered on Friday last week, there is
no reason Cor delay when witnesses and
evidence can be gathered frcm every con-
cciyabic point of the world with railroad
or lightning speed. The precedents of
early trials of impeachment, of delay.
have no force to-day. Mr.. Johnson knows
what his line of defence will be now as
well as he can know four weeks hence. He
understands the points to be made against
him now Is well as he can know in four
weeks, Indeed, all his actions have been
shaped to do just the worst he can do, and
steer clear of impeachment. Therefore he
he has examined all tha points of law in
volyed in his action and had. in addition
all the legal advice that he needed, so that
he must be prepared at every point as well
as he can be at any time. All he wants
delay for, is not that he fears justice will
not be done him in the case, but that he
may prevent justice overtaking him before
he c,n officially get beyond the reach of
the court of Impeachment. 1t is not a
delay of forty days in the interest of jus
tce and right, but a delay that justice and
right may be in the end cheated.
The Washington letter writer's say that
the President has qurreled with mem-
Der of his counsel, and differs with ma
jority of them on the line Of defence to be !
pursued. He has, then. looked the ground
all over, and intends following his own
views. II he differs with his counsel on
the law, as it is said he does, and his mind
is already made up, as it must be, what use
will it be for his counsel, or any body else.
to reason with him! Therefore the more
speedy the trial, the better. The end will
be the same. no doubt any way. No
doubt April will see the end of the great
trial of this country.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-03-20
Haywards. California,
n.I. 1913

RdHo, Of Amcrican AS some time has
expired since wrote you, have taken
my pen once more to give you few Cali
fornia items.
We arc now having week offine wealth
er, which makes it delightful to us, as IL
part of December, and the most of Jsnu-
airy were rainy, SO much SO, that many of
the rivers were swollen, and the adjoining
country flooded, but green verdure has at
last clothed the hills and vallies, and the
farmers are busily engaged in putting in a
large quantity of grain.
Oar exports of grain for the last two
years has been quite large, and the coed
effects thereby are being felt, by the accti-
malation OF fand' in the banks and the
reduction OF interest.
In some parts of the State there ha,
been Il great loss in stock of all kinds. by
the food. IN the portion of the State Sab
jeet to overflow. beevcs, horses, sheep. & q
have been swept away by the hundreds
and he loss to farmers in consequence. is
eo..-,I -falle.
II - -, IF the mining districts. the mini
- reap t.;cr harvest il the winter while
'si is plc.ny but this winter in many
place, there has been = -much snow for
mining.
ip:eslme ypl A. - -. l?5.tnl Oh
Caliiorni;. politics. n, e.'i.ioa IS that bad
management. on the part o. the Union par