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pOleou shall be treated as the Sovereign
oi France
Lyons Has not Gone.
II Is denied that Lord Lyons has gone
70 King Williams Headquarters
The Standards Opinion.
The EaasktrFs : correspondent 10 writing
from Paris says the PrnsOians cannot Sqc-
ccssiully btsiege the city with their ak
hundred thousand men
War Casualties.
Ii Is said the Casualties Of the War. thUs
EE, aggregate 10000 More than one
halt 0H this immense number are either
dead OF Manned for life.
Austria Negotiating foTHn ArlnIstiee.
The Paris correspondent Of the &elss
writes: England having decllned 10 ne
gotiate for IN armiSiIce, Austria has un.
deFtGken H.
The March Of the Enemy on Paris.
BRuSELs, Sept 10,
Al their present pace the armies Of the
Princes Royal and The BavHFiauS should
Do In thelf designated positions around
Paris next Wednesday.
Prom these points they viii slowly
Close In upon the French Qualifications
A Prnssian force was at Complcgnc this
forenoon
Prince Pierre Didn't Weep.
PARIS, Sept 10,
Some Of the journals having reported
that Prince Pierre BonApArte Rept when
he met the ex. Emperor, the former writes
q letter 10 the Journals denying the story,
and adding that both bis friends and his
enemies know that he has more manly
habits,
iPaTlsian AbSeAIess to Be Taxed.
The citizens Of Paris who have gone
away are TO DO taxed in proportion To the
rents paid them, for lodging the French
GaFde Mobile, When these citizens re.
turn they will 10 called on for payment
from this date.
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CANADA.,

TORONTO, Sept 10.
Advices received from Fort Garry TO
the 3Olh Of August state that the regular
troops had commenced leaving on their
return home The arrival OF the new
Governor Is auxiOuSly looked for, no gov.
crnmCnt now existing and The commander
Of the military not having civil powers
There is no intelligence 0t the where.
nbOuls Of RieIs :orcc
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A.D. WILLIAMS, A. NJ, Prest.
NOTICE 70 \, ALh "a PERsoMg I, ,5s3 q; q

NIOTICE TO Alb PERSONS IN.
F0ad Company being hutltOrlEed BY oct iUf Cor
RFtfa 70 construct bridge aeF0oa the Ohio RlYUF,
a Parte1bnFg, Weat Virginia. dhd Il noce6IiTy
20 plAea timbsF lH0StleS OI fAlso WdGkS "a dc
channel, for the purpose OF erecting he Sppff.
structure OH aid bridge. ~
This d 70 give BotiC0 that on and aHsf ths
fourth Of this month tho channel span peFt he
Virginia lhOm Will ba 0bstFuctsd By no GlIle
works for that span; the other ehan1el GpSn,
next the Ohio Shore, win be len Open unllIthis
one Ia cleared. ligH
All Boats, RaftS and Coal Fleets arc warned 10
mako lOH the chSnndl span on the Ohio BldP.
JANIS L. RANDOLPH,
Chief Engineer,
sat7cod HAltImHna and Ohio kHiiguSd
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Pennsylvania Central IGaIlrOaa SOcRFih0d Gigh'
Of With an increase demand. CShtFBl bondG q n;
Union 81: stock SIIS; incomes 7H0I{. N
STocka-VeFy Qulcl all day, hardly vafied
over k6Di per cent, 't.t
Western Union Telegraph, 8IJt; Adams ~.
prSSa, 65A; Wcllu, Fargo & Co., u; AnOFie4l
lOS; United States, OK; lSCiGe Mall, q; 1lGN
York centIal, pOH; do, scrip, o; EFis, 3lS;
liSH; Lake shore, az; llllnois C6ntFal, lH6Jt;
Pltta6uFgh, 100: Northwestern. 0QJH; do. preferred
SsY; Rock Island, lISh; New Jersey CGntlAl,
l0lS; Bt Paul, 6SE; do, preferred, 6b WGbAkh,
9lk; do. preferred, IS; ri. Wayne, ei}S;; TtiI6
HRut0, %; Chicago 4 Alton II9ii: Ohio and Mis-.
SiBllpPl, w: Cleveland, Columbus d Cinclh.
natl, ~; Hartford 4 RFlc, 90; Cleveland, 6OIRhi.
bua and Indiana Genital, TX.
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Tho English iron plated war steamer
Captain was lost OIL Cape Flnhterrc, AN
on board, tive hundred IN number, per-
IshGd.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-03-17

The annual meeting Of the Conference Mis-
sionary Society was held last evening, Inter
esting addresses were delivered BY DR.. j, w.
Z. Bates. OF Baltimore, Maryland, and Rev.
Daniel B0wcrs, after hich q liberal collection
was taken mp.
C0nierenc, was opened with religious SER
vices BY Rev. \. ". Mather. This report Of
the Committee Of Presidents Report was re-
ceiycd, amended aud adopted. rs follows:
First That the quarterly conference In cir
cults aud male members meeting IN stations
be requested to select the most active aud
earnest men as stewards. and that the stewards
SO selected, endeayor to collect and paw the
salary Of ministers in monthly or quarterly in
stallmets, and not allow one quarters dues to
infringe upon another, thereby causing the
burden Of the salary to be raised at :he close of
the year. The report was suspended to hear
iraternal letters read from lev. George r.
Barr, President Of Holston Conference Metho-
odist Protestant Church aud Rev. MIR. Patton,
OF the Pennsylvania Conference Methodist
Protestant Church.
Reys. John Paris aud John q. Wilson were
introduced to the Conference.
Committee on Itinerary and Orders pre-.
scented the following report, which was
adopted;
For Deacous' Orders-Chas. McF. Thomp-
son. D. /. Greenfield, W. II. Lane.
For Elders Orders-A W. Mathcr, II. +.
Miskinnon, j. c. Steward, J. +. DARBY.
The following were appointed Committee
on Publication of Minutes u. Bowers, Dir.
ID. +. Ewell and j. ". Richardson.
John Elderdice was placed upon supcranna-
ted list, with appropriation to date from last
Conference.
Rev. John Paris addressed the body rs fra
iernal messenger from North Carolina Confer
cucp.
A paper was presented by r. $. Norris. and
referred to the following committee Il. 5.
Norris, ID. Bowers, Rowland Bcvans.
DR.. Murray'uncred resolution expressive of
regard, and extending welcome to the messen.
gers from North Carolina. Hoiston and Penn
sylyania Conferences. Adopted.
On motion, twas decided that the ordination
oi deacons take place IN Sunday morning and
ordination Of elders sabbath night
y communication from 4. 4. Kent, Esq
with reference 10 the Presidents parsonage.
was referred to the following committee: II.
{. Cushing, d. A. Shermcr and f. p. Etchin
son.
A communication was received from the
Maryland Tract Society, and was referred to
Committee on the Bible Cause.
On motion, Conference adjourned.
In acceptance Of an invitation rendered by
Western Maryland College, TO be present at a
literary entertainment given By the scholars to
the Conference, that body proceeded TO the
Institution, where they were received BY Rev.
J. 7. Ward, principal, and Prof W. H. Zm-
norman. The exercises were opened with
prayer by Rev. DR.. ;. u. SOuthcTland, and CON
sisted OF music, Instrumental and vocal reci-
tauonsJ readings and declarations. The Con-
lorenzo and visitors were exceedingly gratihed
This institution, though Of recent origin, is
In very prosperous condition, aud bids fair
to b. great success
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The Democracy Of the patton should
be fully alive TO the deep res possibility
resting upon them, and by united eli
fort determine to rescue our beloved
country FROM the unholy hands now
Decorating its affairs. GA ali band, we
find hundreds who. deceived by the
bold professions of its leaders. entered
earnestly into the support d Radical
measures, are DOW abandoning that
reckless and defiant organization, salts.
fled with its mean tyranny. utter
recklessDcss, and, in all that relates TO
constitutional government Of the PEG.
pie, its answering hypocrisy. The
whole purpose Of the Radical Republi
can party, is she exercise of power and
the dist ibUtioD Of "spoils' amongst its
unprincipled adhcreuts, without refer.
ence TO the vital interests Of the eoun-
try The people, satisfied of this, are
casting about for the best means to
break down effect ally, and for all time,
this bold, bad party, 80 utterly devoid
~ paw IlG du& N%luhNt GthN 4tllbNS OF
right The refuge aud safety for all
such is in the Democratic party, aud
so believing, thousands will at once
rally under its broad banners, and march
forward with its uplilted standard to an
assured triumph at the polls To at.
tain this great purpose, the Democracy
Of the country must be fully aud thor.
oughly organized 10 enectually bat.
tie down "iSatan's kingdom" the for.
ces must be intact. To be satisfied Of
the patent fact, that the Radical Bah .
Ion is FILLING, never to rise no more, +"
forever, Is reason aud incentive sufficient
to prompt an early organization of our
friends, to secure the ripe fruit of vic.
tory within easy reach. Let the De.
moeracy everywhere organize Organ.
izc and Rudicalism will be sunk so
deep, that "plummet and liue" will
never sound its descent from our siuht.
aud the sense of shame that will follow
its burial, will fnd but few mourners
around the portals of its gloomy grave.
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Taxation in Earyland--goanty Ex-
penditnres.

No subject possesses greater interest
10 the tax payer, than the receipts and
Disbursements Of the public funds. by
the authorities in County or State. Our
attention has been directed to the sub
ject BY the pcrusal Of the late Comp
trcllel's Report, and more recently by
the report Of the Committee of the
House Of Delegates Of Maryland, on
Retrenehment Of County Expenses,
submitted to the Legislature, few days
since, accompanied by tabular state
ment, showing the expenses Of every
county. BY this statement it appears
that the afTairs Of Carroll county are
conducted with more economy than
those of any other county in the State,
aud her citizens, and especially her
county officials, may indulge 10 just
county pride at this favorable exhibit.
The assessed value Of her property, in
1869, was sl6,693.5lO'; total official
expenses for the same year, s6,S6309;
relative expenses to assessment, 4 cents
On the handred dollars, In Charles
county, the assessed value of property
was S3,1G6.ss5; total expenses 81 ,677.-
So; relative expenses to assessment, 81
cents on the 500.
The Report Of the Comptroller shows
that the Treasury received from Carroll
county, last year, from the Register of
Wills, S3,35306; from the Clerk Of the
Circuit Court, s6,513 %; from the Col
leeiors. ss9 1896 y; from the late Sher-
III s26Os0; for interest GA personal
accounts, s96.55; tax on Manchester
Savings Bank s475. Total S42, 625.2l
Balance in the hands of the Collectors,
20 be accounted for, s24,5l6 CT; grand
total s67,14i.s2. Carroll county
receives less for educational purposes
than any other county in the State.
The State expenses for COLI es, acade-
mics and schools, s59,G5o. OF this
sum Carroll county received only $500.
She has two Colleges, one at Westmin-
stsr and one at New Windsor, which
do not receive anything, while Calvert
county gets 81 POO; Queen Anne couu-
y, loo; Charles county, $1,000; St.
Mary's 50 500; Kent, Sc 300. There is
no equity in this arrangement and dis
tribution Of the educational fund, and
our delegates from this county should
see to it, and urge the claims of Carroll
and her institutions Of learning, upon
the attention Of the Legislature.
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DIED.

In Baehman's Valley, on Friday, the
In instant, Christian Roger, Sr., in the
list year of bis age.
Near Linwood, in Union,owu District
on the 9TH uliimo, after short illness, u.
rick Messler, aged So years, months and
. days.
At VESTS Mills, on Friday last, March
llth, Eliza, beloved wife of Daniel SENT,
aged q years, II II onths and u days, leav.
ING six small children 30 mourn their loss
Though they sorrow not rs those without
hope, for they feel assured that Their Ices is
her eternal gain.
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Parkl0n and Manchester
Railroad.

A CCORDING to n resolution nossod =,
"A the last meeting Of the Board If liz
rarktonHnd Manchester Railroad Company,
TIE Stockholders Of said Company are
hereby notified that their 9Th. 7th and sth
lnstnllmcnts Of $3.50 on each and every
share of Capital Stock by them subscribed
will become successfully due on the ION Of
April, May and Juno. 1870.
LEWIS {. MYERLY.
harch III Secretary.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET,

~ March 10, 1870.
Beef Cattle. The offerings at the Scales
during the past week amounted to $50 head.
The prices ranged as follows: Old Cows and
Scaawags, at j0aS5 90; ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen aud Cows OOa!S5 so; fair dual.
ity Beeyes 6 00aS7 90; and the very best
Beeves ut 50aSs IS per 100 lbs. the aver.
age price being about SO 90 gross.
Sheep.-Fair to good fat Sheen at 5Ja
II cts, per pound gross.
Hogs. Prices ranged as follows, fair to
good fat Hogs II 00aSla 90 per 100 lbs
net.
Wool. -Unwashed, Mt 80 to SO cents, tub.
washed ~ to so cts, and pulled at 30 to SO
cents per pound.
Leather. City Slaughter SO TO 40 cents;
Rough Skrting "a to IS cents; Spanish Sole
10 to 81 cents; Country Slaughtered IS to
40 cents.
idss.-City Steer at IL to I2l cts; Cow
III TO IL cents.
Hay. Pennsylvania baled Timothy at
20aS23 per ton.
feathers--Quote at 40 TO so cents per ID.
Tor common to prime live geese.
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A full and detailed account of the
sinking Of tho Oneida by the Bombay
and the subsequent events, including
the testimony adduced in the official
investigation, have been published
The account Celebrates the sad story
Of the careiess destruction of human
life hyNtc Captain of the British stea-
MGR. andproyes almost beyond shadow
Of doubt that he was well aware that
he had cut the Oneida to the waters
edge The evidence eta British officer
is given that Capt. Eyre told him that
:" he had cut the whole quarter off n
Yankee frigate, and served her bloody
well right" Captain Eyre's own evi.
Deuce is to the effect that the collision
was too slight to be much suspected !;
that his pilot told him that spit of
lind was near and that there was no
danger, and that he was good fifteen
minutes looking after the i'll fated ship.
That s'good fifteen minutes is terri
Bile bit of evidence. The defiance is
too lame to avert The certain infamy
that will attach to him and the punish
meus that he sLoald reeeire. No more
gallaat heroism in the face Of death has
ever been shown than by the men who
gathered together on tie quarter deck
OF the Oneidl and sank with the ship.
The New York papers say the loose.
ness with which affairs are carried on
in Government Offices car hardly be
better illustrated than by the case of
Phillips, employed ia the Internal
keveaae oikce Of The Fifth District,
ooo '4' y ''e extent Of Seo,-
III +, v...,o,.. ...,...,.. ~,
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Business Locals.
Notices under this heat TEN CENTS
per Inc for each Insertion.
JEFFRIEs' srEREoscopIc GALLEny

JEFFRIES' sTEREoscoPIc GALLERY
Is highly spoken of by all our citizens
and is represented as being very en-.
tertaining, Go see it. The car Is near
the Montour House. Fihy.six views,
consisting of scenes from nature, cele
brated buildings of Europe and Amcri.
ca, ruins of ancient temples. &c These
views are so p esented that they are
seen as they appeared to the eye Of the
artist by whom they were pi otograph
ed, and hence for the small sum of
twenty-five cents, there may be wit
messed scenes which it would cost
thousands Of dollars to visit.
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Methodist Protestant Conference.

Tho forty.second Session Of this Con.
ference began in this city on the 9th
instant We take from the Baltimore
Gazette the account Of the proceedings;
FIRST bAY-AFrEExooS SESSION.
The Conference was opened with religious
services, conducted by Rev. II. G. Cushing.
The order OF the day being the electil d of
President, the Conference proceeded to vote.
Rev. 5. y Southerlaud received IS, Rev. ID.
Z. Reese, d. D., IL. DE-. Soatherland was de-
clared elected.
Upon taking the chair, DR.. Switzerland ao-
knowedgcd the honor conferred and the conf
dence reposed in him by his brethren in very
appropriate remarks.
Tho Conference proceeded In the election Of
Standing District Committee, and the following
brethren were elected II. F. Zallicknffer, NJ
D., J. X. Nichols, d. D., J. J. Murray. b. D.,
}. W. Richardson and Hon. George Yickers
and James Frame.
The following were elected Committee on An
peals; l.. W. Bates, d. D., A. Webster. d. D.,
J. W. Everest, Gayen Spence aud 2. W. Pear
son.
unanimous vote, the very cordial invitation of
the church in Chestcrtown to hold its next an
nual session 10 that place.
The President presented a communication
from the NJ. 7. Church in Montgomery, Ala
bama, which was referred TO Committee on
Ecclesiastical Communications, sc.
d. W. Bates moved to- appoint Committee
on the Interest of the Church, which was car
ried, and the following were appointed: d. W.
Bates, Z. J. Drinkhousc, J. W. Charlcton, +.
]. Bartlett and |. f. Gibson.
On motion, the address of Rev. j. b. Walker,
Of the Ohio Conference Methodist Church, was
made the order Of the day tomorrow, at half
past ten.
Conference adjourned, to meet At the close Of
the religious services of the evening. THE
pulpit Of the evening was filled by Rev. J. b.
Walker, who delivered a very impressive dis
coursc.l
The Conference resumed its session q, nine
o'clock, aud the following officers Of the body
were elected:
Conference Fund Steward, jeremiah CLAY;
Missionary Fund Steward, b. +. Benson; Su-
pcrannua,ed Fund Steward J. L. Maloy; Sec
rotary, W. 5. Hammond; Assistants, j. W.
Thompson and ]. T.. Read.
The following resolution was passed: That
the Missionary Fund Steward be requested to
decline discussing such funds as may be paid
to him, and to pay the same to the Treasurer
OF the Missionary Society.
Conference adjourned with prayer BY Rev.
DR.. Murray.
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NOTICE.

Persons wishing to advertise in the
Catalogue of the Carroll County Agriy
cultural Society, for the next Exhibit
ton, are requested to give their names
to the Secretary of the Society or leave
them at this Office, as it is intended to
issue the Catalogue earlier this year.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-03-17

The young ladies of an Iowa town
announce a "love.making and man.
choosing meeting, admission 2jcts."
The Alaska Mekutonecutzocoats live
10 .Arcodan simplicity OF the Atu,oa,
c0olnk uehargut river.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-03-17

Being desirous of giving our readers
a full account Of the Proceedings Of the
Conference, now il session here, we
have been compelled to omit sr9eral
local articles and great amoant of
general news, believing it will be as
acceptable to large portion of our
patrons. In our next the report will
be continued.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-03-17

Geo. Cotton, Esq, Of the House of
Delegates, viii accept thanks for very
handsome pamphlet copy ofhis speech,
delivered in the House, Feb'ys s, on the
resolutions relating to the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-03-17
CHANGED.

by referenre to The Amphion" ad.
vertisemeut it will be seen that the
Concert advertised for Saturday eveug
ing, March 10Th has been changed to
Easter Monday, April 18th. NJ
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Private Sale,

T5NIlE subscriber offers n, Private Sale,
Il his Farm. lying near SANDY Mount
Church, on the Baltimore ruupikr, miles
from Westminster and containing
15G ACRE .aND.
in n good state %. and imurogrd
with two Dwelling ueuSr..
and ulhcrnecessory buidng.. 4 ~ =,
The farm is well fcNcel sud Is -! u
has an abundance OF good ~ i-l - -
water. Il is susceptible Of division INTO
two parcels and will be divided or sold en-.
tire, 10 suit purchasers.
For further particulars inquire Of Peter
Lingentelter or the the undersigned.
march l1-3iA JOAN HOFF.
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COnStable'S Sale.


RI virtue of two writs Of Fieri F'aciny
10 issued by Abner Near, Justice of the
Peace of the State Of Maryland. in and for
Carroll county, one ut the suit of Washington
Durbin, and the other Mt the suit of T. l..
triychey X Co., use off VI. Parke and A II
Huber, against the goods and chattels. lands
aud tenements Of Nathan Snowden, and to
me directed, | have seized all the right.
title, claim, interest and estate of said ga,
than Snowden, in and to q
HOUSE AND LOT OF GROUND
in the city Of Westminster on the west side
OF tn1aH street, fronting on said stree, 30
iiee'. Hol running back 1904 feet. more or
less. to an alley, then fronting on SAID alley
~ feet, and then to the place OF beginning.
containing one eight of an acre Of land,
more or less, now occupied by said Nathan
Snowden, and being the same property and
premises conveyed by George A. Mouer 10
John Is. Snowden and William II. Lowery
by deed dated the 18th of April, 1867, and
recorded among the Land Records of Car
roll county, in Liber W. A. Mex. No. "a.
Folio 523, &c.
hereby give notice that on Fanny, the
slh day of Arm, 1870, at / O'Clock, P. NJ,
at the Court House door, in the CITY of
Westminster, | will offer the above proner.
~ so seized and taken in execution, Mt
Public Sale, to the highest bidder for cash.
REUBEN W. STEM,
march Its Constable
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ss..ssz.--.1zs...sen.-ss -
Orphans Court Proceodihgs.--
---Chief Judge; Levi Buff
fington and Hanson T. Webb, Esqrs.,
Associate Judges Joseph NJ, parke,
Esq, Register of Wills
Monday, March 9TH, 1879. John
Thomson, administrator of Vim. llullen.
berry, deceased, returned inventory Of
goods and chattels, aud obtainad orders
to sell same, and 10 notify creditors.
w T. Smith and Lewis Green, ex.
ccuiors of Jacob Powder, returned in.
ventory of goods aud chattels, and OBJ
taiued orders to sell unbequeathcd por-
ton thereof, aud TO notify creditors.
Letters Of administration on the es.
tate Of Thomas Lynch, deceased, were
granted to Elizabeth Lynch (widow)
aud J. William Earhart
Lewis Green, administrator of John
Green, returned list of sales, aud also
list ofarticles kept by the widow, allowed
by law.
Letters OF administration on the estate
of John Diekensheets, deceased, were
granted to William Flickinger.
Joseph Davis, acting executor of
iesS' oo'"'.eu o'ue' 10 sen
goous ana eha'teis oil deceased, 10 pay
debts and expenses.
Tuesday, March S-Sarepta Shirley.
Administrative. W. A. of Emily s. shin
iav sc,,l,1 hor 1st .nA fnaI .ga.,,
n ~ - '"' 1','' 'Se = ~
JACOB u l'e's'er' executor OF David
Lester, settled his II account of estate
Jaries D,urn.-0n Friday last, His
Honor, Judge Hayden, drew the follow.
ing gentlemen to serve as Jurors at the
May Term of the Circuit Court:
GRAxD JrRY.-Harrison II. l.amo,te, J.
y l. SelIman, Nicholas D. Norris, Gran
w. W. 'i SI"a I"'.es MeI'y, James H.
F.B Wnrehime jobn Sn;th T",; 3'tS'S NJ w.
ly,J. Wesley Steele, Stephen Smith, Alexan,
der Adelsperger, Michael Buchanan, Jr.,
bert d; Gorsuch, James Gait, Anon Algire,
Ifsse W eASer' solomon Ecker, Nm. Il.
Pr Irnx-rob, " Nh. w. II
I.amotie, }. i. L.i,ter VIM Crnm5;ns Jobn
Mause, John W. viii. David Stoner, Chas.
". Brown, Henry f. Beltz, David Fowble,
i Daniel h,Shards, Isaac Brilhart; Augustus
Rr;Ihari I'm nn n ~ oGF iSI z Miennel D
hi Yngling, ,Jobn Krnh. Ioys;ms i J orm'
dorif, Thomas f. Cover, John Roberts,
VIM. Fisher.
~ II - ,, o.,
&c W, mea'"F''-on ounu!y 'ne o'u
saw, /" inter s''iI fingers ID .he up
VI nPt'"s' was iu'iy Fcrlned' Inc
continued until Sunday evening. Rain,
hail, snow aud wind were the order Of
the day, preventing pedestrians from in
dulging in their accustomed walk. The
Attendance at the several churches was
meagre on account of the sloppy eondi.
he%ty""t'on'-heV j. w. Reese, who
mas I'Oored Tor the past SIX years as
hector oil the Episcopal Church IN this