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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-25

NRw HAND at the bellows now appears 10
Maine upon the stump as a Republican orator
who Is said to be electrifying the people 10
that State. His name 10 L. A. Storrs, and he
halls from Illinois. He was spending few
weeks on the coast OF Maine. and some Repub-
lieaps In the Pine Tree State learning, through
. private source from Illinois, that he was
good stump speaker, urged Mr.. Storrs to
come out, and 1t would appear, from the &C.
count OF his meetings and the enthusiasm with
which his speeches are received, that he Is
doing noble work "down East" Mr.. Storrs
Is lawyer In good practice In Chicago. We
think It would be well for other Staten to SO.
cure his services.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-25

WRrAKE THE FOLLOWING from the Albany
Erening Journal. There Ia food for rejection
In the thoughts here presented
1--WE look with great deal OF equanimity
on the very general movement In the southern
states to convert the colored people to q sup
port OF the Democratic ticket. In some OF the
states the results are already SO large as to
give the party new hopes Of success. When
governments by means Of negro votes, they
will lind IL very difficult to diafranchise them,
and none OF their cherished purp oses will be
served by proposing to repeSl the reconstruc-
ton laws, BY their course In soliciting the
negro vote, and agreeing not to disturb the
eolored people In their enjoymsnt OF the right
II they succeed by their help, the party vir.
tually acquiesce In the situation brought about
by the legislation Of Congress-"
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-25

By PRIVATE ADvIcKs, received In this city,
we may state that General Fitzpatrick, United
States Minister to Chill, may be expected to
arrive in this country on or about the 18th OF
September. The General will at once take
the stump In New Jersey for Grant and Col.
fax. He win also speak In other States. He
10 an efficient speaker.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-25

ABBOTT-RLLIN-0n the 18th Instant. At the par
sons house, by the Rev. BENJAMIN Hsnget, kT.
THOMAS AnBOTr, Of Washington, d. c., to Miss
land.
BLAINE-sToNR-In Washington city, on the
18th Instant, by Rev. Mr.. Smith, JosEPH A. BLAIs.
Of Rchmond, Virginia, to Miss EMMA O., youngest
daughter Of DR.. John Stone, OF Georgetown, D. c.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-25

NEW YoRK, August at.-Edward Jones, after
q dispute with his wife, hung himself yester-
day In brooklyn.
A difference Of opinion on political matters,
yesterday, led Peter McAvoy to beat Richard
Binns so badly that Bihns will die. McAvoy
was arrested. ..
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-25

JUHorios OITY, KANSAS, August 2i.-An
old citizen OF this place, named Thomas Rey-
nolds, was taken by unknown parties on Sat-
urday night and hung to tree. On his back
was piaeardsd, "Hor'e thieves, bswsrei we
know you"
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-25
lROrOsALs RoR COAL.

pRoPosALs ZOE COAL.
TREASURY DRPARTHESr,)
BufRAu OF gsoRAVIss Asp psIIIso.
Proposals will be rseeiyed al this once until IL
O'Clock, o. m. MONDAY, the Stat instant, for fur.
CqmberlAnd Coal, run Of mine. a..
The Coal 10 be delivered In such quantities as
Treasury building as may be directed.
Bidders will state in their proposals. the name Of
price,
The Department reserves the right 10 rejest all
or any Of the bids. GB0. u, McCARTRB,
Au6-td Acting Chief OF Bureau.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-25
Southern Messenger TO the Presi.
dent.

CHARLESTON, s. O., Aug. a4.-Hon. Jas. b.
Campbell started to-day for Warrington to
present to the President an address from the
people OF Charleston, setting forth the dan
gerous condition Of the city, and the inability
Of the civil authorities to preserve the peace
II riots should arise, and announcing the de-
termination OF the white people to be mod
crate, and avoid, as far as possible, all col
lisons, and asking the President to provide
for the protection OF the city.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-25
GALE OF BUILDINGS.

SALE OF BUILDINGS.
DBroT QUARTERMAsrHR,s OyyIoH,l
,,,, ,WAslLsdroS, D.; G., August n, les,
VIII DO sold at public 1ution, on MONDAY,
August g, at 70 a. M under ihs sppssSyisiSn o.
Ing Publie Buildinss' situated on Twen'J-fouHh
j 0aieers' Quartsrs, s2xs2 feet.
Addltionto de-, lSxl9 feet,
I Addition to do, ltnD feet.
Wood-shsd and Sinks.
Terms; Cash In Government funds.
The United States IelinquiAhes the care OF these
bulldinEs al day Of sale.
- j, O. McRRRRAH,
au25-8l D.o.M.0., Bvt Brig. Gen. U. .. A.
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
" wAsHIEqIeE,D, o, Apgastl 10, 1858.
CHARLEs PARHAH, OF Philaaelphia, PennsylvA-
nis. having pstitionsd ior an extslsOn Of the pal
eni CREATED Him on IN 3ist Day q soysmbeI, 1874
an improy emsnt In Sewing Machipesi
II Is ordered that said petition be heard at this
once on ths "a day q November next Any, per
sitions. and other papers should DO nieJ In this
once twenty days before the d1y n hesrinG.,,
sup!Tsw Commissioner Of Patssts.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-25

New YoRK, August 2t.-The Savage wing
Of the Fenians is holding convention here
to last ten days, and Fenian soldier conven-
tion 10 also TO be held.
About two thousand emigrants have ar
rived to-day from Liverpool.
Two brokers are reported hAvlngifailed to-
day through disastrous operations In Erie
stock,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-25

ONE of the most effective Tanners clubs In
Chicago 10 made up Of Irishmen. They are toe
patriotic to follow rebel dictation.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-25

FRoN BLANCHARD h MouUs we have Har.
per'' Bdsar for the week ending September 8.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-25

COLUMBIA, August A.-A bill to pay the
members In State bills at such rate per day a.
they may be worth In grcenbacks, passed the
Senate, and was read In the House.
A Republican caucus was held tonight to
nominate circuit judges.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-25
nRPARThRNT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UHITHD STATES pATEHr OF

go. AsHiH0TOH, June Va lbod
On the petition Of NoREAE o, HiHHIs, Oh Poult.
ney. Vermont, PRAYING foI the extension q patent
Improvement In Manufacture Of Slate Pencils. for
seven years from the expiration of said patent,
II Ia ordered that the said petition be heard At the
Patent once on MONDAY the 2Si day Of November
to appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not 70 be granted,
Persons opposing the extension arc required TO
Ale In the Patent 0mee their objeetions, specially
day Of hearing; all testimony 6ied By either party
% be used a the said bearing, must be taken and
transmitted In accordance with the rules Of the
once, hich will be Furnished on application.
Dispositions aud Other papsIs, relied upon as tes-
timony susAo be nled In the omoe ftOenfp days be-
Tor. the day Of bearing, the arguments. II any,
within tee daSs after nling The testimony,
the RErgBnots and the Intsiifgsneen, washing.
ton, ID. O., and In the Register, New Haven, Com
neetiout, once week for three successive week
the nrst Of said publications 70 DO at least sixty
days previous TO the day Of hearing smou
jsis-rhst Acting Commissioners Of Patents.
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more Indian Murders.


ST. LOUIS, August A.-Dispatches from
South Pass City, dated August nd, say on the
18th Instant, a train was attacked eighty miles
east from here, by Sioux Indians, and q man
named David Hays was killed, and the wagons
and stock captured. On the 2oth instant, Major
Baldwin and ave men were attacked by twenty
Sioux, sixty.nve miles east Of here, and two
whites were severely wounded, and three In
dams killed.
The day following three men were attacked
at the same place.
Baldwin had fight and three Indians were
killed, one Of the white men escaped, but the
other two were doubtless killed a. they were
closely pursued BY the Indians.
Two carloads Of Mormons left Omaha for
Utah Saturday.
Advices from Leasbury, New Mexico, men
tion Indian depredations in that region, and
also between Forts Seldom and McRea.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-25
Death or Preminsnt Citisens-Csun.
toifeitor Arrested.

NEW Yonx, August a4.-Ebenezsr Irving, a
brother OF Washington Irving, died on satur.
day, at Sunny Side, agsd ninety.thrse years.
Professor George J. Adisr,a well known AZ.
thor OF several German scholastic works, died
to-day.
A German was arrested this afternoon for
passing eounterfeit twos on the Market Ma.
tional Bank, OF this city. d. l.I,A
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-25

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
i seriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
SoSntS: In .hs b Di,s,ss 81 fSiaIsia
BIZ WITr Q. 'WiLsos late q gton county, D,
AZ S.asSy h ..Insd e .shs sss
same, with the vouchers thereof. 70 the subscrber
othsrvise by law Be excluded from ali benefit Of
the said estate.
diver under ny hand shi, lsth SsG Il august.
i,tSsssT :. ASministrstor. .
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-25

BALTIMORE, Aug. N.-over ten thousand
persons were present at the soheutzenfest to-
day. Tho music, which was both vocal and
instrumental, was very nne, and the shooting
during the afternoon was brisk. The day was
bright and cheerful, and everything passed on
In most pleasant manner.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-25

tors u sad S,isis. an rsqaFs 70 ssli On ny a.;
Ssr s. %sn ss a:la md FL Vs.:
who Is authorised to set In NJ bshs WlfiIsor
Administrator Of De witt Q, Wilson. deceased.
wAsHiSoros CRY. Aug. u. 1883.
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Order from Gen. Sheridan in regard
to Indians.

Order from Gen. Sheridan In regard
60 Indians.
Fonr LEAEswoRrH, KANSAS, August a.
The following order has been issued by Gen
Sheridan:
PoRr HALKER, August n .
"In consequence Of the recent open acts o {
hostility on the part OF the Cheyenne and
Arrapahoe Indians, embracing the murder OF
twenty unarmed citizens Of the State OF Kan
sas, wounding many more, and acts Of outrage
on women and children too atrocious to mem
tion IN detail, the Major qenerl commanding,
under authority from the Lieut.. General com
handing the military division, directs the
forcibie removal Of the Indians to their reser-
vatlons south Of the State Of Kansas.
IAN persons are forbidden to have inter
cours with or to give aid or assistance to these
Indians until due notice 10 given hereafter
that the requirements Of this order have been
carried out"
LAwREscx, KAS., August "a. General
Sheridan's order meets with an enthusiastic
endorsement by the people OF Kansas.
On Saturday Gov. Crawford telegraphed to
the President, requesting that such action Be
| taken.
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United STATES PATENT oPRICB,

TINTED STATES PATENT oPFICB,
DANIEL O. AnPLRR and HALsrEAD II, HoBo. Of
scksonvile FLORIDA, administrators Of the estate
cd for an extension Of the patent granted to the
said DAsIHL O. AnBLEn on the 7th day Of Noyem-
Der, 1854, for an improvements Sewing Machines.
II is ordered that the said petition be heard at
this once on the ID day Of November next. Any
person may oppose this extension. Objections
depositions, and other paprss should be nlsd
In this once wenty days before the day Of hear.
Ing. ELISHA fOOTk,
au25-T3w Commissioner OF Patents.
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Ut THE ASSOCIATED PRkss.
FOREIGN NEWS BY CABLE.
Acc1DEnr 10 COURT S1s,rARcK
THE SITUATION IN SPAIN
A PRIZE FIGHT IN ENGLAND
TEE PROSPECTIVE YACHT. RACE
MORE MDIAH DEPRRDATI0Ns
An ORDER IRON GENERAL SHERIDAN
Gsserai Fslisieal I.HsslliGsnee
LATEST rELR6RAPHIC NEWS
ORE IIDIAH DEPRRDATIoHs


$3.50 . -
BsRLiN. Aug. A--Count Won bismarck,
while riding out near his castle, In Panorama
yesterday, was thrown from his horse and re-
ceivcd some bruises II IL reported that his
injuries, though painful, arc not OF . serious
character.
LivsRrooL, August as.-The ship Masdala,
from Liverpool, bound for Charleston, South
Carolina, IL ashore near seasowe dismssted.
She may get on.
PARis, Aug. A.-Bourse closed hrm. kentes
advanced TO 70 francs and % cents. Money
quiet.
LONDON, August IA prize nsnt Tor the
championship has been arranged between
hairy Allen and joe eass. portion Of the
stakes has already been deposited. The last
instaiment 10 70 % put up this week.
LONDON, Aug. N.-News mas been received
mere OF the DEAN OF General puice, one OF the
spanish omeefs recently sent into exhe on inc
osnsry nanas'
pspatones rom madfid say that the frme
minister oon1nes Bravo eontempiates Sc
res OF soministrauve reforms TO relieve we
a ~. oI 'ne county. TVS rumoisd 'nN
the ieauotlon OF tne stanoius army, the SUD
suNu'ion OF enia'menss Tor oonscriptions' and
tne aoolhon OF the oetro are among the
measures proposed.
LONDON, aug ~'-orea' intere" u tAken
mere IN tne race 70 come on tomorrow Do
,weent ne american yaont sappho ana .he Eng.
lsn y.ohu ine evea' ~ consioerea almost
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"Camp-Meetin Tents
Ihave on hand large variety Of
TENTS ALL BIZEs,
PoR SALE OR RENT, SUITABLE FOR
CAMP-MEETINGs, &c.
Apply 70 T.. O. wHRRLKR,
au6-tf south side
CAMPAIGN SONGS.

counter for inspection.
NEW MUSIC received daily. Lot OF damaged
Music at half price.
PIANOS ssd ORGANS for rent v,,,s
No. 500 Pennsylvania avenue. near Tenth street
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TERMS CASH FOR GOODS AsD LABOR.
Au25-u
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-01-30

Where 10 history do ron And such
miracle Of patriotism, eadnranoe, sulIcr.
ing, Wisdom, power, And achievement -
you iind in the history Of the Rcpnbli
eau party during the lasl six years -
Radicaf Exchaape.
Echo answers whercg
Such miracles Of patriotism" The
converting Of governments offices into
deus OF thieves.
Such endurance" To endure six
long years without being hurled from
power By che honest toiling men Of the
nsiion.
Sach suffering ia carrying Of cot.
ton, pianos, spoons and everything else
movable from the South.
Such wisdom" swearing 10 sup.
port Gle Constitution they declare Is a
'isesgue with hill aud coycuau.
With the devil, and which they boas.
70 act outside Of.
Such courage destroy printing
Offices, imprison Democrats aud hold cf.
IVY W ifauu Hnu flNieRtt-
Such powerful do mischief. aud
which tasy have not ceased 10 use for
the benefit cf themselves and the injury
Of the people ever siucc they came into
power"
Such achievement take control
Of the government whom II was out Of
debt, and during the last six years to
pile up the national blessing 70 the
enOrhous sum Of 81 1000. coo, 000--io
desolate themost productive portion Of
the eountgy aud give II over 10 the con.
troll Of military satraps and ignorant nc.
groes--to loan '',he best government
the world ever saw" greenbacks worth
40 cents for 81 10 gold, aud to be non.
taxable, and il to draw interest 10 gold
and finally paid 10 gold
"Whvre In history do youtind such"
40 array Of arrogance, ignorsnec. extray.
agance, rascality, corruption and viIlany
as We fGd 10 this same loiI Black Re.
Publican partyi We give ID up. Ask
another skonnundrun - Cisnlbey and,
M, Erf,ostfor.
One of the planks IN Thaddeus Ste.
yens's platform is laid down BY himself
thus:
twill not stultify myself Ny suppos
ing that We have auy warfsnt 10 the
Constitution fof this proceeding. This
talk Of restoring the Union as IL vas,
under the Consultation as il is, h one OF
the absufdiiies ! have heard repeated
until | have become sick Of IT, IN !
Union ran nersf Be restored as IL vas :"
Can honest men IN the Republicau
party endorse such Wholesale "disloyal.
fy ~
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I National ConvcntIot,.
The New York. Herald on tho Girls

The New York Herald on tho crisis
at Washinsl5n says. @The reseat pro-
.ocedlngs a The Rallical party ut Nash
ington show that We are still in the
midst 81 feyeiutisn The work Of
transforming the Republic into q mile
tary despolism advances with startling
rapidisy.D II then addsthat. :tlse Rad.
lea. party do not intsndrte stick lat tri-
iles' Or hcsiSateia any scheme u waip-
tain themselves in power, even to the
issuance Of q proclamation, If II be
deemed cxpedieos, thar he Republic
Is dcad, AND THAT AN EMPIRE uAs
fAKgN IT'S PLACE
Il Urges o. the only hope for the Ro.
public a Conservative Conyeuti6a of
Republicans and Democrats, 10 be-
called in thernamea upon the prlnci
pies embodied In the name OF Andrew
johnson. itsays that Of all men III
the country hestands forthin the bold.
est relief as the champion Of the Con-
stitatiou againss the revolutionary Rad.
leak, aud he j. perhaps the only man
from whose record, anteecdents aud
lprcsehtattitude il regard to the great
issues Of che day, The people, in.spposi-
'tion to the Radicals, can march on 10
victory. ifg n H u
seconaing this movement Of the
Herald, the Washington Elrpress 10 an
able articls calls loudly fora National
Convention from all the States az the
only hope 10 prevent more blopdshedl
IL says a conflict Of opini5nis going on
which, IL permitted 20 continue rs
heated and Az angry as II Is becoming
may involve the country In horrors III,
bare contemplation ~ fsAseh Il enough
10 nlakso oar Jto1f rWn eoif. We arc
on the verge Of d preciplcc-l-a volcano
which threatens 70 cnghlf us III com.
mon ruin 4 w
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RADICAL. C0NYENTloNl.

= Ohthe 21st Of this month the Radi-
cal State Central Committee met 10
Baltimore, aud adopted resolutions call
ing State Convention for the 9th Of
March This Conspntioa viii select
delegates TO the Mougrel National Con
vention which meets az Chicago next
Spring, aud also appoint an Electoral
ticket for Maryland. The Radicals ia
Carroll are already moving in the mat.
ter, and call has been issued for q
meeting Of The Carroll Union League
Whatever that may BEL Friday evening
next, upon business Of importance,
We DO not pretend to conjecture any
thing that viii be done BY the assem-,
bed fraternity, Bot i is proper to
say that these are dark nights. which
may be propitious for such gath,
erings. Speaking upon this dingy
subject reminds US that ia the call fol
this Convention no mention Is made o.
poor Sambol Why gentlemen, would
you be such base ingFatcs as 70 kick
your ally and brother out into the cold
at this ineIemeat season Such treat
ment ought to make you blush, if that
were possible!
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WHO Is HEt

The Bahin,one american copies an
article from the Westminster Sentinel
Of last week which was principally
powerful in that kind Of yenom---in
its abuse of Governor Ssann--that has
characterized the Snakes that crawl
their loathsorne lengths along the Shiny
paths Of befouled Radicalism. The
In,erican says in the article VIC recog-
nize the pen Of one who in the past
was warm friend Of Mr.. Swami, and
who contributed greatly by his labors
and exertions TO secure his nomination
as Governor We do not pretend to
know who edits the Sentinel; but from
the Americ@i's exposition, perhaps the
article was the emanation Of some one
whom the Governor had banished from
the public crib, and who spends too
ample leisure in cudgclliug his brain
inyenting phrases 70 show how angry
he has become because Of being de-
priyed Of The bread and butter that
should be the reward Of labors, 10 The
cause of Swami and "loyalty," hereto,
fore rendered. ilHfE af ("
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Republican, Party Pledged 20
Negro suffrage,

We have made this charge over and
over again. IL has never been denied
by she organs Of the party but there
are hundreds aud thousands Of repnbli.
cans who vote for anh support the party
who deny that they are ia favor Of any
such measure. These maU cannot 30
vote aud so act aud escape the respon.
sitiliiy. Every man who voter Cor and
sustaigs a republican, nominee il Ia "a.
yor of nioDgrelisin.
The Village Raeord Of Tuesday last
distinctly adults tho issue in the fol
lowing language:
ut is TO be noted that tho .Js6uso.
nun M kes no conflict With the Rebels
Of the South is war IL With the loyal
whites and with loyal Eseelmea nLom
NJ IesP,sbt'eop' party proposes 10 cloh.s
,eifh ihs baii4t. "---Je6ersmiaa.
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The EDnnger ThIskenlns.

We arc 30 alaFDists, but the tine has
come when tbs people must be aroused
10 the cgentI which arc throwing their
shadows upon every homo 10 the hand.
The Radical purity Is led and mastered
by men who mean 90 destroy this Gov.
ernneut They aEs traitors 10 all i.s
fundamental pFcuciplts, aud would hold
the Felas Of power, though slippery
with the blood Of their iell0w.citiEcns
shed 10 defence Of a Governmeas found
cd BY Washington. Madison. Jefferson,
and their il.uattious compeer. The
driit Of the proposed Legislation Ut
Washington u Enthusiastically towards =
coup deiat, b5 which military power
win DO substituted for the civil law 10
all parts Of the Union. This danger
the maSses most face. Congress eau 10
no further withou. confronting she
people without mask lf they can
virtually deposc the President, ADD
enact that the Sapreme Court shall not
pronounce their acts Unconstitutional,
then There Is 20 obstacle 10 creating q
military despoilsln in tho North, abol
ishiog the elections snd declaring Con.
gross eR pcfgsfHem@ This is tho dan.
ger nov upon tho country, The prcsi.
aent must meet il, aud The people pro.
teet their rights By ali the ntoeaos
which God aud taturc have put into
their hands. - 1gs.
TnE ProrLr viii no. quietly permit
the Radical leaders, unless We arc grave.
y mistaken, 70 upToot lhs Constitution
sbfogate the Supreme Court, "trip the
President VI his authority. and erect q
military despotism for our Government.
but viii sieTnly teach them that 70 thus
NEEDLE with their liberties merits a
speedy translation to another world. The
people are quiet how, bat they read and
they Thick, and at the proper time 4,
viii need but spark 10 kindie them 20
action. President johnson holds the
watchdower and handles tho signal
Hays; II he 10 q wise man b. will know
The Tine 10 throw them out, aud the
answering signals will cash from n
thousand bill tops the people will rise.
49, Luacaseef Infe{i,0saesy.
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Zinc Lerlslafnre.

On Tuesday Of last week Mr.. Jordan
10 the House Of Delegates presented q
petition from citizens Of Carroll county
for the contisuance Of the present
school system until the 18th Of next
July.
The bill for the protection Of part
ridges ia Frederick, Carroll aud Balti.
more counties was read a second timo.
The bill Incorporating the New
Windsor audLiberty Turnpike Company
Of Carroll county was > ssed,
A bill authorizing the location Of i
public road ia Frederick aud Carroll
counties was also passed
The bill for changing the place Of
holding elections IN Woolcry's Districs
was rejected.