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PENNS NVANIA.

Charter ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Gains and
Victories.
TITUsvILLE, March 20, 1868.
At the city elections held to-day in Cory and IT.
tusville, the democrats elected their Mayors and a
majority Of the Council In both places, which were
never known to go democratic before.
BEDFORD, March 20, 1868.
AT the charter election to-day the democrats car
ried this borough by sixty-fve majority gain Of
forty-one over last fall.
HARRISBURG, March 90, 1s6S
At the election to-day Harrisburg went democratic
as usual The day was stormy and the vote was
small
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SNOW STORM.

Heavy Fall of Snow mt Baltimore, Richmond
and Philadelphia.
RICHMOND, Va, March 20, 1858.
4 heavy snow storm has prevailed here to-day
BALTIMORE, March 20-9P. M.
The snow storm which has ragged furiousy here
the entire day still continues, but has somewhat
abated. 1t meltS as fast as it falls.
PHILADELPHIA, March 90 1868.
snow storm commenced here at six O'Clock this
evening, and still continues. The ground Is cov-
cred.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

GLASGOW, March 20.-The steamship Hibernia,
Captain Munroe, Of the Anchor line which left New
York the 7th inst arrived In the Clyde this FORE
noon on the way to this port.
QUEENSTOWN, March 20-The steamship Pennsyl-
vania Captain Hall, of the National Steamship Com
panys line, which left New York the 18th inst.
rived at this port to-day on the way to Liverpool.
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CANDIDA.

Turkish Omcial Charges Against Russia.
LONDON March 20, 1868.
A despatch from Constantinople reports that the
Grand vizier complains Of the aid indirectly fur
nshed by Russian transports to the small bands Of
Cretan insurgents In the mountains and declares
that this alone prevents the restoration OF complete
tranquility In the Island Of Gambia.
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CONNEC CTlCUT.

Republican Moss Meetings In Meridian and
Nfiddlctown.
NEW HAVEN, March 20, 1868
Large and enthusiastic repub lican meetings
were held tonight at Meriden and Middletown.
The meeting at Meriden was addressed by Senator
Harlan, OF Iowa, and Major James Hoggerty, Of
New York AT Middletown, Senator stewart Of
Nevada, and the Hon. George @. Gorham, OF Cafor-
MIA spoke. The republicans OF Connecticut fully
aroused and determined TO carry the State
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IRELAND.

A Feninn "Trnitoro Convicted.
CORK, March 20, 1868.
The jury in the case OF Captain Makay have brought
in verdict OF guilty OF treason. Sentence has been
deferred by the court
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DIR. Schumnn, the Celebrated PrussInn Lung
Doctor still continues his No. 10 Carroll place.
Bleecker street, Thompson. He will you whot
fall matter how desperate the Hs treatment IL u
known any but binse All chronic cured
Call on write to him before you past recovery.
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VIRGINIA..

The Convention Negotiating n Loan.
RICHMOND March 20. Ises
The Convention to-day appointed a committee con.
sstinQ OF the state auditor and the president and
member OF the Convention TO negotiate loan for
the expenses Of the body. The loan will be about
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Accidental Death Of Judge Sturns.
AUGUSTA. March 20, 1s6s
Judge s. Starns,, distinguished jurist. and for
mery Judge OF the Sapreme Court Of Georgia, was
killed to-day by the accidental discharge of gun In
the hands of his son.
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Reduction of the French Army Corps.
PARIS, March 90 1868.
The French troops in the city OF Rome have been
reduced to a single brigade.
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Lace Curtains.
SWISS AND NOTTINGHAM.
G.. L. a J. Is. kelly 4 Co. 4H Broadway.

One Ounce of Gold
will given every OF found "B.
BABBTTTS LION COFFEE. This Cofee roasted ground
and sealed "hernsticay under letters patent rona ths
"United Staes government. All the In saved
the Coffee presentss rch gossy appearance Every family
should II, II fifteen stronger than
other pure cofeer One twenty contains ONE
grocer does keep this Coffee, viii get youv
send your orders direct TO the. factory.
Nos "a, 6s, g. 3d. TO- y and n washington st., Y.
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MISSISSIPPI

The Convention and the Coming Election.
JACKSON, March 90 1sGs.
To-day the Reconstruction Convention appointed
committee Of 1--WE to remain at the Capitol during the
adjournment OF the Convention to supcrntend the
.nrst election under the new constitution.
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Essays for Young Men ON the JIrrOrs and
Abuses incident to Youth and Early Manhood with the hui
view oS treatment cure, by mail FREQ Of
charge. Address Howard Association, b1x +, Phfla-
delphia,
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Cough, Cough, Cough.
MADAME PORTER'S COUGHS BALsAMa
known to be the eectual reedy is within
the reach of ALL
For sale by all druggists at 35c, Soc. and s5c.
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THE PRESS TELEGRAM.
Sugar Market-Exchange.

Sugar Market-Exchange.
HAVANA, March co. 1868.
Sugar, ~ TX reals per arrobe for No. 12 Dutch
standard market steady.
Exchange-On London, 10I IL per cent pre-
MUM; on United States currency, 20 per cent dis
count; gold, Il a per cent premium.
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Mustard obtained the Highest Medal the Paris Exposition
Sold in h. and lb tins fun wegh by all rst clans gre
GERS
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An Acknowledged Fn@y-The Onsy New Style
Of Gents Dress Hats In to bs found TERYs 10 Unoa
square and 400 Broadway.
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Cough. Cough, Coauh.

CristadOr0's Hair Dye.-The Best Ever
Astor House.
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Humnnity's ROOf.-Just Mansnrd Roof
adds the sructur fine hat adds to the good
appearance of well dressed gentleman kN0xs spring
sys which, everybody knows be had at the famed
establishment Mo- 22 broadway the most fashionabiy
shaped and lasting Of hats Gentlemen who have Purchase
Of Knox all acknowledge this.
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New Size Cedar Ca,splOr,s for Moths, 80
cents. Sold by all druggsas IHEO s. HARRfS, Boston,
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FRANCE.

PARIS, March 20, 1868
The bullion IN the Bank Of France has increased
since last week eighteen millions OF francs.
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Furniture Coverings.
EROCATEL, REP, TERRY, &C.
GIL. h j. b. kelly n CO., AT Eeoadwayls

GenIn, 513 BrOndway.-Spring Fashions.
Hnts for gentlemen, ladies and children Pricos great
ly reduced.
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Be Sure and Call for
MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP,
Having the fac smie of "Curtis Perkins outside
wrapper All Others base limitations
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BatcheIor's Hair Dye.-The Best liz tho
world The only perfect Dye; harmless reible inseanta
Factory 10 Bond street.
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Patent for Sale or Exchange for Real Ks-
tate In this city, price 100; the article @ and useful
and required In house large fortune be made By
1t In few years. Inquire for Mr. TOD, 3S7 Broadway.
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Printing of Every Description Executed with
and despatch, aslower
the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT.
50 Nassau street.
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,pnrlese Hntr stain.

A Perfect Hair Observation-Disclosures COcOaino
impars fine goss and sperios 10 French pomades and
oils or alcoholic wa hes
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Remember wistnr's Balsam Of wild Cherry;
whom you requre remedy fDr q cough or cold.
Shattered CenstItutions Restored.
Use HELMBoIDs fgca1 sgcsS;iikns 4 hSs never been
ten to forty days required to effect permanent
In cases OF long standing.
Spring Eashions;1Petite nennets REQUIRE
% ALL given at the drng stores and at oaiee Sent
iatf sa.s i sia Broadway
HELMsoLD's RuofiU.
vcrgne's Electro-ChemicaI Baths-Fos Chrs-.
mic Diseases Nos and East Eleventh street, corner Of
Fourth avenue.
Wigs, Teupee- md Ornamental Hai..IBsse .7c
oR's ls bond : : = : -
N o. T w.
IN THE NrREsIDE COMPANION.
No r. W
the initials the greatest story Of fore., NE tina. ss
written In forty and which will shayi Appeartn
FIREsIDE COMPANION
N o w
IN THE rIREsIDE COMPANION
LOOK OUT FOR IT.
n O. T. W
the Preside Companion, story published.
| The New York Tunes.
SUNDAY EDITION Of TWELVE PAGES.
ErGHTY.FoUR COLUMNS OF READING MAEyKR
FOR riYE CENTS.
Tho Edition sS the NEW YORK TINES for Tomorrow
will consist pages, each page large tina.
Of The
LONDON TIMES.
From f,owinss partial summary contoa.s VIII
be seen that he sunday Edon Of the TIMES
unrvallcd variety of original sd selected reading matter
I, will coniaIn:--
Fun reports of Congressional and Legislature proceedings
of Saturday.
Teesrahc intelligence from Europe, HassrA and all
| oAher pars of the world.
Late and interesting correspondence from London Paris
'Rlorcnce Mexico and tha Yves, Indies.
letter. from regular correspondents s,aie
| and news .hroughou, he country.
g. graphic and intensely interesting sketch Of she romantic
and extraordinary career Margaret ructet written
expressly for ts carmns
e. Choice selections NE current literature Of Europe
and America, comprising interesting story Of French
Life, entitled "Mnnes SIM" extracts from new books
magazines, &c, &c.
4 Editorials the political and social Quss'ons " 'ne
|
day.
cy, and conn,rv intelligence financial and commercial
summaries. law reports special articles city mat'srs
| &C., &c.
The sunday edition Of The
NEW YORK TIMES
|
q, .,eady gaining circulation aud popular sayo and
expense will be spared she future, the past make
IT. in all ts departments the mos valuable and interesting
/
paper In America
IL ). RAYMOND 4 oC,
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A.-A.-JnpaHese HAIR Stain.
C1ors the hair whsteSs and utachs beautfrf black or
br.wn. 1t consists OF only preparation Color will not
fade wash out. Only 81 cents u box
Sold by H. 7. HELMJJLD 5ys Brosfway, next 10 Metro
politsn Hote and by all druggisA
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David's Spring Style Of Gentlemen's Hatss
29919 Broadway, near Duane srest.
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Wigs, Toupees md Ornamental Hair.-Bese
quality Hair Dye and har Dyeia all coors, at bArCHBl
Ok'S, rs bond
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vergne's ElcctrO-ChemicaI Baths-F0r Chro-.
mic Diseases Nos. and East Eleventh street, corner OF
Fourth avenue.
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Spring Eashions:-Petite nonnets Requro
beautiful hair. CHEVALIERS Treatise the Hair, FREQ
away the drug stores Office Sent
by mail free Teaches to cultivate and have beautiful hair
and gray hair to It's original color.
SARAH A. CHEvALiER, N. D., 1,i23 Broadway, n. Y.
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Remember Wistnr's Balsam Of wild Cberry.
whom you require remedy fDr cough ooid.
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Shattered Constitutions Restored.
Use HELMBOLDS BUCHU; II has been
IMPHACHEDg
From forty days required effect permanent
In OF long standing
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True In Its Friends and Kind To the Weak
HELM9OLD's AuCHU.
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or THE HERALD.

The Erie Railway Imbroglio In the Legisla.
ture-Defeat Of Railroad Bills In the
sNsate.
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OF the greatest Of forest NE that bss
written forty years and which will shaiy sppearn
the
The New York herald., 1868-03-21

IN THE EIREsIDE COMPANION.
N o. T. W
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COCK FIGHTING.

New Jersey VS.. New Y0rlx-ss Stng'' Main cf
Seven (Thirteen BattIes) for $500 and $50
Each Battle-Ncw Jersey Victorious
Unprecedented FIgkting.
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was also Intercepted in regard to letters
which passed between the different bureaus
of the Treasury Department relative to the
suspension of Mr.. Stanton under the pro-
visions of the Tenure-of- Office act A long
discussion took place, during which number
of documents were produced and read in rela-
ton to the removal of Mr.. Pickering, Secre-
tary of State. in May, 1900, by President
Adams and the nomination of Mr.. Marshall
in his place. The discussion was as to the
circumstances of the case, and whether the
nomination was sent to the Senate before or
after the removal was made. Mr.. Bingham
read portions of various messages Of the Presi-
dent during the past year to prove his recog>
milton of the Tenure of Office act. Mr., But
Ter then announced that the case on the part
of the prosecution was substantially closed:
The Court, after some discussion, adjourned
until Thursday next to allow the Presidents
counsel time to prepare their case.
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BUTLER AND IMPEACHMENT.

That there is fitness in things is true
ism that never had happier illustration
than in the selection of the Dutch Gap Canal
digger as the leading prosecutor in the grim
mockery of a trial to which the President, oil
the United States is now subjected 10 car
~ out the brutal intentions of radicalism; to
subvert the plainest provisions OF the Consti-
tion: TO usurp the functions of the Exccu-
tive Department of the government; to build
mp party, whose success depends upon the
ignorance and RIGHTEOUSNESS of the negro
to plunge the country into anarchy and blood>
shed; to wipe ont the last remaining vcstige
of liberty: to transform government Of or
der into one OF chaos; to naugurte hell on
earth generally, was work that required a
leader in whom the qualities of revenge and
dcpravity were fully developed. In Butler
such leader was found and on Monday Of
last week he opened the ball. His speech
on the occasion is remarkable for its length;
is destitute of truth ;>is redolent of passion !;
is profuse in abuse; is beggarly in logic and
is unsound as n legal argument. AS the eff
fort Of n stump speaker, who has some ingcru-
ity, but no principle, it might pass as tolcra-
bly, clever, but as an argument before an in
telligent jury in an important trial, it is with
out weight and lacking in point or force.
But it is not of the speech VIC purpose writ
ing, but Of the degradation of the party that
would entrust its interests, and perhaps its
life. to such hands. \ brute without any of
the instincts which ennoble humanity, a thief
whose highest ambition gloatcd in the accu
mutation of silver ware; murderer who
Could take the life of the innocent without
feeling of remorse 4 debauche who could
wantonly insult virtu0us women; military
blunderer who never knew anything but fail
ure in his undertakings; politician without
principle lawyer with only a sufhcicncy of
legal lore for pcuitentiary practice; this
is the man selected by the great "loyal' par
ty Of the country to lead in the prosecution of
Andrew johnson for upholding the constitu>
tion and asserting his prerogative as the Chief
Magistrate of the nation.
If there was any link wanting in the chain
Of circumstances that make n clear case of
party revenge in the impeachment trial. it is
furnished in the selection of this unprinci>
pied man to stand in the fore front of the
BATTLE against the rights Of the people, as
we'll as their President. Ard We have good
reason to hope that his assault hero will be
as harmless rs was his memorable and dis
graceful! attack upon Fort Fisher.
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Why Mr.. johnson will Certainly be
Convicted,

A Washington letter to the New York
Herald tells exactly why the Radicals will
turn Mr.. johnson out After admitting that
some persons expect Anthony, of Rhode
Island; Cole of California; Edmunds, of Yer
mont; Fessenden, Of Maine; Fowler, Of
Tennessee Frelinghuysen, of New Jersey !;
Grimes, of Iowa Henderson, of Missouri;
Norton, Of Minnesota; Rose, Of Kansas !;
Sherman, of Ohio; Sprague, of Rhode Island;
Trumbull, of illinois, and Williams. of
Oregon to vote against conviction, he goes
on to show how the Radicals calculate, as
follows:
California has already chosen Il successor to
the senior senator. The senator elect is
Democrat therefore, with Ben Wade in the
Presidential Office and the senior senator as
the outgoing power, all the patronage OF the
State falls into the hands of Senator Cole as
the prize appertaininG to his vote in favor Of
impeachment If he votes against the mea-
sure, the present incumbent of the seat which
will fall to Mr.. Casserly will exercise the
functions of dispenser of the Government
patronage to the exclusion of Senator Cole
and give him controlling power at home
This would be equivalent to laying the latter
on the shelf for all time to come. In the case
of Mr.. Fcssenden, the Radicals argue the
pressure is of more complicated character.
Hamlin, who, it is understood, aspires to the
scnatorship from the State Of Maine, is known
to be popular. and possesses fair chances Of
success. The Radicals, therefore, further
argue, if Fessenden goes back on the party
it will be equivalent to placing patronage
enough in the hands of his colleague (Nlr.
MorrilD to secure his own re election, and
also the election of Hamln at the proper
time thus ousting Fesscndcn. The case of
Mr.. Sherman is also adverse to his breaking
with his party on this important issue. Thur
mans choice as the successor to Mr.. Wade
will throw all the patronage Of his State into
the hands of Mr.. Sherman. In regard to
the rest of those whose names are set down
in the negative, the same arguments are used.
The whole matter of impeachment from
the Radical standpoint Is one Of political self
preservation. At any other time than the eve
of an important presidential election, they
say such a measure would be of comp arativcly
small Importance, and they could afford to
let the case take its course but at this june
ture they cannot, Therefore Justice is but a
feather in the scale compared with the neccs-
sity Of success, and the whole energy and
influence of the party, and all its open and
secret organizations and agencies, Will be
brought to bear to insure success.
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COUNTY ITEMS.

From the Shepherdstown Register of satur-
day, we take the following =
At meeting of the Southern Soldiers
Memorial Association of this place, on Friday
evening of last week, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing term PRESS
dent, Col. w. 4. Morgan; Vice President,
II. NJ. Loyns; Secretary, R. P. McGIincy !;
Treasurer, John Ray.
- There will be vocal concert given by
the singing class, now under. instruction, in
the Lutheran Church, on Easter Monday
evening. The whole will be under the
management of Rev. D. H. Bittle, who kindly
donates the entire proceeds of the singing
school and concert, to the use of the Sunday
School Library.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-The April term Of our
Circuit Court, will convene in this place on
Monday the 18th inst. The following is a
list of the jurors drawn for the term
Petit Jury-Edward Rouse, T. G. Brow n,
W. G. Small, Christian Hammer, VIM. Scar.
let, j.. G. EtchisOp, Joseph L. Roberts, E.
B. Haines, Jeremiah Wood, H. G. Fulk,
James W. Myers, Peter Keller, Thomas Tur-
ner, G. w. Bane, Charles II. TraJnor, John
f. Miller, John w. Shell, Jr,, Michael
Mar9uett, John Freeze, Dorsey Turner, John
Cook, w. 2. Young, Hiram S. Walters, John
Fitzpatrick, James j. Peters, John Mills,
John w. Avis, Ct. w. Anderson, John Rom
emous, Lewis Castle, r. G. johnson, Ohio
Lewis, w. Ii. Simpson, G.. Lisenring, John
Is. Hendricks, John Coleman.
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THE KU KLUx's.-The innocent Ku-
kluxes of Tennessee complain that all the
scoundrels of that delectable region now ply
their rascally avocations in the sanity livery
Of the K X. X. The Memphis APpcaifurnish
es the following satisfactory information as to
the origin and significance of the mysterious
name of these martyrs: "Ku KIux Khan is a
Hebrew term, and, if not found in the Tall
mud, is met with in a very old Jewish work
entitled "a True and Authentic History of
the great Rebellion of the Hebrews against
the Ancient Egyptian King Pharoah, Il. C.
2O00." In this work the photography is
thus: ecu Clux Clan and is interpreted in
the English language, the Straw Club, which
is supposed to allude to the fact that Pharoah
required the hod-carriers to furnish their
own straw, and also to the proverb, known to
be of ancient Hebrew origin, 'Straws show
which way the wind blows"
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IT MUST RUN ITS COURSE.

Bodies polite, like bodies corporal (says
the Richmond Eo9uircr.) are liable to diseases
that must needs run their course, aud con-
sumo the virus that gives them birth. The
question whether the patient will survive. de-
ponds upon the vehemence Of the attack, the
state of the blood and the vigor of the con
stitution. 1t is no mere case of mumps or
measles, no ordinary political ailment, under
which this "nation now labors and !an~
cuisines. Radcalism is poison that fastcns
on the very seat Of life, and the present at
tack is of extremist virulcnce. 1t is a case
OF life and death, with the chances in favor
Of death and doctors can do nothing but
give the patient fresh air, and await the issue.
The fever is, at present, madden than ever.
The assault on the Presidential Office shows
that it is now consuming the vital Dreams
1t is the same delirous frenzy that brought
q king in England and king in France to
the block, and scourgcd both countries with
long continued calamities. Charles I had
his Long Parliament and his Cromwell; Lou
is XVI had his National Assembly and con-
vention, his Mirabeau and his Robcspicrre :;
and Andrew Johnson has his Rump Congress
and his Thad Stevens and Ben Wade. The
American President may share the fate of
his historical predecessors and if so his exc
cutoners, will share the fate of their execu-
TONERS, and for a like lawlcssness, corruption
and ferocity. And America may learn from
the experience of France and England. what
suferinss she must expect, until the foul
virus that now fires her blood, shall burn it.
self out. After a surfeit of Cromwell and
Barehones, came the English Restoration. AZ
Ter the horrors of the French Revolution
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DIE D..

On Monday morning last, 9Th inst, after acute
and protracted suffering, Mrs. ELLEN. STRAlTH
the respected and venerable cOnsOrto of Dr. AleSan-
der Strath, deceased of this county and the moth
er of Dr. H. Straith of this town ged 81 years.
requested to say that the funeral will take
place from her late residence in Cha.lestOwn, on
Wednesday morning, at II o'clock.1
Near Shepherdstown the Goth ult., CHARLES
STEWART, son of William and Margaret Small,
III the 9th year of his age.
At his residence in this county. on Wednesday
morning last, MIR. CHRISTIAN RlNEHART, aged
about 81 years.
On the 2d instant, Miss SALLIE *YSOSG,
daughter of Mr. John WysOng ofthIs county, aged
about 20 years.
In Writ county, West Va, the LIST of January.
1865, of Pulmonary Consumption. JAMES PACK
FIT, only of Joseph aud Isabella Packet, for
merIy of place. In the death Ofthis good young
man tine parents and friends have met with severe
affection, but they not those without hope;
when the messenger came 1t was without terror to
him.
Then farewell, loved child, farewell;
Our parting is past, our greetings are o'cr; .
Thy memory still fresh in each bosom shall dwell,
And the loss OF our loved one each heart shall de-
plore.
On the 2lst ult., at the resi- ence Of Mr.: Jnc0b
shaffer. in Berkeley county, JACOB NlHlSER'
aged IS years.
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came Napoleon, and after Napoleon the
French Restoration. We shall run singu-
lar round, unless, like the planet that burst
its fragments, and made the seventy>six aste-
rods, our ''nation" shall resolve itself into
its component elements, by violent explosion
or the disorganization of death. To be an
actor in the present disorders, even if no
sharer in the infamies is not position to be
desired. In times like these, "the post of
honor Gas we'll as ofsafety) is the private sta
ton" Meantime, the faster the disease pur-
sues its course, the sooner it will reach its
result of life or death The faster the Radi-
calls run the sooner they will break their own
or the nations" neck. So let them whip up.