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THE negro vote of this State Is esti.
mated at fully 10000. As they nearly
all voted the Radical ticket, there was
a majority of at least l0,0O0 white votes
In favor of Gen. MoCANDLEss at the
late election. ..r.......r. .. ...
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7 ULCAN WORKS, ~"
ID a N WILLIE PA.

W iLLlAM IL. LAW
Manufacturer of Wrought Iron Bridges, Boilers
Gashpldefs, Fireproof Buildings, Wrought Iron
Roonng, Roofing Frames, Flooring and Doors
Farm Gntes and fencing, also Wrought iron pip-
Ing, stacks and all kinds OF Smith Work, ,ee
Repairs promptly attended to. -
octG7l-,y.
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PACKERS vote for Governor in 1863
exceeded the vote of STANTON nearly
1000. The difference between the vote
of the respective candidates for Auditor
and Surveyor General occurred mainly
in Allegheny county, where a labor
organization supported lMcCAEDLEss
and BEATH.I{ tci,y nr,.,t.,l r,.,,' t.,i-.
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sf
PRESIDENT JuDGEs.-The following
gentlemen were. elected President
Judges on the 10th inst; ID .,Io ,.,.y
|. Philadelphia-TJas. r., Mitchell, II.
2. LapcasterNJ. 3. Livingston, X. r.,
II 8; lloga, Potter; iM'Keah, Cameron
and Eik-I. W. Williams, Roo u III
svf Z. Bucks and Montgomery-Ros., ID.
- .; Cumberland, Perry and Juniata--
B. II. Junkin, II. u. .I.'.-'I -. -.'''.''''.,,
. 10. WestmOreland, Indiana aud Arm.
stroTlg--J. A. Logan, II. ms. iyIt. .la.' s''-,..
1 y. Daqphin and Lebanon-John ].
IS, Delaware and Chester WIN. But
Ter, II. HHiI isY-N .nl - iII .N'l lII7T =
IS. Franklin. Bedford, Somerset and
Fulton VIM. M. Hall, II. mad. -. ,.
Is. Clarion, Jefferson and Forest--M.
III. Jenks, ID.
10. York and Adams Robert ]. Fish.
or, ID. l.H ll'M.or .''t l.' TX I
20 Mifllin, Union and Snyder---Jos-
eph q. Bucher, ID. ...... .-..t ....l ...I
q. Schuylkill-Walker, D..
%. Berks-Warren j. Woodward, ID.
"a. Huntingdon, Blair and Cambria
John Dean, II. rl' -nH .-...t IHi t1
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HAWKINS, the Mormon, has been
onvicted at Salt Lake City, of blgamy.
This W. the first case under tho now law.
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JuDGBs--Mrs. Daniel snyder, Mrs. .lmelia
Butler Mrs. Mary Hess and Miss Frank Mil.
d. ........
... CLASS AII-NEIlICLES 5,
JupGEs. Dir. L. y. Kline, Dr. W. NJ, Rcbcr
and Dr. MoReynolds. D., d.. Sod. a.. r.. .H.
GLASS IV-AGRICULTURAL 1MPLE-
MENTS, MACHINERY, MC.

MEN MAthlNEh1 ~
Best double corn cultivator, Horny Dcich. '
mtlicr," .t...,,.'',..,,,'n ~ w
Best patent count for measuring grain
lie nry Deichmlicr, r,........,......Si i....s DIP
best valley Chief mower reaper ana self
ruker combined James Marsh Co,..Dip
Best thrcshor, soIhiiLlor ana cleaner COM
bined tread power NJ Kline agent -. DP
Best Walter A Wood reaper and moving =
7 machine combined \ JAlbcrtson,...... j Din
Best Walter A WOOD moving machine A
Albertson. ..s,i,.,.'.,..;',,.,,i:.,, ,,;,,,, Dip
Best pair pat counter scales l Miller DIP
sbod horse foot Sample of horse shoe
ing Pc Bohlboy. hl..... H.'.i.. 100 and Dip
Best pair horse shoes Amos A holchncr. Din
Best corn planter q L Learn. ........,..!... go
~ improyed window sash and frame, A.
! Best side hill or swivel plough A no Lright -
band steel plough Pennington Ag workshop
Btsticf haiid plough Pennington AZ works Dip
Hest 2 horse cnlliYalor fenningten AZ
Best Johnston cuitivutor Pennington ,Ag, !.
Btsi WindinilJ ii Mathews.
D., . right hid plough sharpcss iiaiman 200
4 sds de- htl| Y, PGiY95@sh rIaaa aa9 i,s f%
d " grain cradle samuel sharpless,'.",. AZ
4" axe handle do .,,,,,,., 20
n" oomlhned reaper and mower and
Best lever power tlnesherS n separator com = Il
bineu William pylor,..,-....,,.,,...b 800
Best cog gcared tread power ana tlrcsher
combined William schuyler, ...,,.,.."," Dip
Best excelsior mower X reaper combined
haybcrhug co. o.......".....,.,..-...... 900
best champion dlill Bristol u RObbins... Dip
mnIsh harvester W x Marsh Co Dib
70 r" Bucknyo reaper a mower do Dip
1 improved car coupling McEwen X
ENes'u"n''' '''''''''''"''''"'''"'" up
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Best cultivator hook Nhloughpy bcrfy
lS.t Sherwood mower Penn Xg Co' DH
twohorso cultivutor Geo Cavenoo., HoO
I" excelsior feeding mangor u AZ MT,
Best hay icddcr John Engle.;, ;,..;.;." Dp
mower cayugg GhiCi u heh"nl'''' Xxx
subsoil plough NJ NJ Russell ,,".,..DP
patent gate latch Rev John IhuntsDP
a" advance moving machine A Il biou- n,,
Best hand feed cutter j NJ iiulsizer, ....Dp
american cider mill Turubach Hess n,,
Best Tehnoct hay fork iTurnbach iicsSS topP
sample iron gothic fence do D2 S21
corn shelter BlCod 4 NCo.u,,......t..',, up
bosom sinkcr VIM Bqhmo; ;.;.....;;. DP
" American submerged double nCting
non iric2ing force pump bridgeport m
mandatory mpany"..,,.....,.,,,.'.D up
Jrpors--lIcnry Dcichmillcr Bcrjamin
CLASS Xv-sroves. TtSwARE, EARTH
ENWARE, &C.
SupcrintcndonL John Hartman.
best / eclipse cook stove l., Il. Whnry,. Di,
" cooking stove tmorry christmaS) j. ~,
"a parlor stove Isaiah IlogonbGch... 90
:" lot cnrthcuwnro \. &. Rubb....",... Dtp
range shafplcss y liarnan..,.,.' DiP
variety Of tin ware l. nagcnbuch,.. Dip
" Cronks steam cooking apparatus ,,
l., S, .,.,,.'........"''.'..'..'' up
JupGEs-s, ID. Rinard, S. A. Wormon,
CLASS XNi-CABINET WARE, sHoEMAK.
ERs, TANNERS, &c.
Best hall chairs II. H. Rnglcr........ 100
" sides sole leather 7. Christman.... 20
" 2kip skins 80" Dp
" . calf skins ... 10
" double set team harness {. NJ.
ChtisJlnhn n....,...,........,....... Dp
set light double driving harness
sait a ,S sinse % harness G. NJ Ghristman bp
plgin Italian hcadstonoT l.. Gnnton DDp
al hnn hTAtE
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The Legislature,

The following is given as the result of
the election for members Of the Legisla-
ture, to wit.
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Patent Medicines.

An APPEAL
To Debilitated Persons,
To Dyspeptics,
10 Sufferers from Liver Complaint,
10 those having no Appetite,
10 those with Broken Down Consti-
tutiOns,
10 Nervous people,
To Children Wasting Away.
To any with Dcbilitated Dire.ive
Or gans,
Or suffering tcth any Of TIC. .fotovino
SynaptOn,S, tDhich indicate Disorderea
Liuer or SO mach,
such as Com
slpation, Inward
Piles, Fuluess or
Blood to the Head Acid
ity of the stomach, Nausea,
Heartburn, Disgust for Food
Sour Eruscltations, Sinking or Flut-
toringat the Pit orthe stomach. SWIM
Breathing, Flutterlug Mt the Heart Choking
or SuiIocating Sensations when In a Lying Pos-
turc Dimncss of Vision, Dots or Webs before
tho sight, Fever and dull pain in the houd,
Deficiency ofPerspltation, YcllowncSs
of the Stin and Eyes, Pain in tho
Side, Back, Chest Limhs, &c,
Sudden Flushes of Heat,
Burning In the Flesh,
Constant imagnings
of EVIL, and great
Depression OF
SplrltB.
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CHAs. Nj. EVANS, Proprietor.

These Remedies are for sale by DIugglsts
Storekeopers, and Medicine Dealers ovory whero.
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uooFLAND's GERMAN BITrERs.


A Bittors without Alcohol or Spirits Of any kind,
Is different from all othors. IL IL composed OF
the pure Juices Titut Principle Of Roots, Herbs,
and Idrks Tor as intellectually termed ENtracts,)
the worthlcssor inert portions of the Ingredients
not being used Therefore in one Bottle of this
Bitters there N contained MS much medicinal
virtue as will be found In several gallons OF or
binary mixtures. The Roots, &c. used in this
Btters are grown In Germany, their vital prln-
ciples extracted In that country by scientific
Chemist, and forwarded TO the nultctory In
this city, where they are compounded and bot
tied. Containing no spirtuous Ingredients, this
Btters is free from the objections urged against
all others: no desire for stimulants can be in
duced from their use, they cannot make drunk
ards, and cannot under any circumstances havo
any but II beneficial elect
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC,
Was compounded Tor those not inclined TO
extreme btters, and Is Intended, for use in cases
when some alcoholic stlmuant IL required In
tcrs. Each bottle of the Tonic contains one bot
tie of the Bittcrs, combined with pure SANTA
CRUZ RUN, and llavored In such manner that
the extreme bitterness of the btters is overcome,
forming n preparation highly agreeable and
pleasant to the palate, and containing the medi-
cinal virtues OF the Bittors. The price of the
Tonic Is sl.50 per Bottle which many persons
ton that the stimul0nt used is guaranteed to be
OF II pure quality. poor article could be fur
nished Mt cheaper price, itnot better to pay
n little more ana have n good article? A medi-
cinal preparation should contain mono but the
best ingredients; and they who expect to obtain
n cheap compound, and be benefited by IL viii
most certainly be cheated
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HooFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERs,

The whole SUPREME COURT of Pennsylvania
SPEAK FOR THESE REMEDIES.
Who would ask for more Dlgnlned and Stronger
Testimony?
Hon. GEORGE w. WOODWARD, Cormor C1icf JS.
ncc Of Tie Supreme Court Of Pcnnsy,rania, at
present Member Of Congress from Pennsylvania,
WriteS.
PHILADELPHIA, March 10th, 1867.
Gnd Hooiland's German Btters is good
tonic useful in diseases of the digestive organs,
and of great benefit in cases Of debility and want
GEORGE W. WOODWARD.
Hon. JAMES THOMSON, Chier Jptic. q he Supreme
Court Of Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2S, 1867.
| consider "IIoonands German Iitters" u val
liable medicine In case of attacks Of Indigestion
Dyspepsia. can certify this from my oxpe-
rience of II. Yours, with respect,
JAMES THoMsoS.
Hon. GEORGE SHARswooD. Justice Qfhtc Supreme
Court Q( Pcmsy,rdna.
PHILADELPHIA, June /, 1868.
l have found by experience that "IIoonlnd's
German Btters" is Very good tonic, relieving
dyspeptic symptoms almost directly.
GEORGE SHARswooD.
Hon. VIM. F. Rogers. Mayor otths CAyof B40tio.
". Y.
Mayors Onice, Buffalo, June %, 1869.
have used "Hoofands German Bittcrs and
Tonic' in my family during the past year, and
can recommend them as an excellent tonic, i'm
parting tone and vigor to the system Their use
has been productive of decidedly beneficial
effects. WIN f. RoGERs
Hon. James NJ. Wood, Ee-Mtyor Of WTuiampon
Pa.
take great pleasure In recommendins" Hoof-
lands German Tonic " to any one who may be
aiiicted with Dyspepsia had the dyspepsia 40
badly ~ was impossible to keep my food in my
stomach, and became so weak as not 10 be able
to walk half mile. Two bottles OF Tonic eilected
u perfect cure. JAMES NJ. WOOD.
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The Official Returns,

A table of official returns is published
in come of the papers, but it is partly
made up from unofficial sources. We
await an authorized table from the Office
of the Secretary of the Commonwealth.
AS the table stands, the following are
the footings I'D, to.wit
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Best at of bl'kbry wine, Mrs NJ Appleman;l 90
.lsn |" Craps wine, IL Il Rupert. ..........l ! no
- /" cherry wine, Mrs Nj Applcman. go. 90
ati" "vncgar, Mrs 4 Hciidefsh6tt T.. I'D iy
,i,. boltie wine yrs old Mrs q W Dreisi ;.
lqst eidof Siossoni ms Mis Mary L Klca. = =
Best dtciifriont vine; john " krtamciill g @
a CLASS N-DoMEsTIC CMANUFAGTuREs,
Best jar preserved plaGkberries, Mrs NJ i.
Wynkoop.,. .s,,.. .....,...,...., .,,......F 10
Beet Jars haiipaachas canned, Ms Hattie 4
lest sample yellow plum jauy, oiis Mar
garot -Applelhan. Observation-Disclosures. 20
Iaet sample tomato butt 81, Mrs iIraiitas ~
loa i6af 81 biicad, Mrs. j. III iiislSrm!.is
h9st can RSSsh Sptter Abs Benz sharpless q q
Jus. ]" golden drop plum butter, Mrs. Denj
Best s6ld cake CLARA vaiinidsfsicdi,j.,%%, %
"" jar pickied cherries Mrs Eunice wca. T"
lest marble cake, Miss a Coleman. ........ 80
I " canned pears Mrs j Coleman. ........ 10
I" glass tomato Jelly, MrsJ Coleman. :. 80
II " maple sugar, Mrs John Mincr.......,. 30
- I" mnlnsses, Mrs John Zanpr...,3 O0
.' sample Crane Jelly, Mrs Mcrreli7 10
" mincc pir, airs A Ilcndors shott ....,, ~
" cocoa-nut cake, Mrs IlenaCrshott,, 10
q ham, Mrs A Hendershott ...............lk 40
spieed watellnmolon, Miss NJ A Robl. i,
oh"'''no''nn,''"'' "''''"n',,n,,,t %
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Hon. GEORGE SHARswooD. Justice ofHc Supreme
Court Q( Pennsylvania.
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CLASS N-POULTRI.

Judge Kcstcr.................... Ao
Ruccoon, Francis Roat.............. 10
pair chickens, Howard Barnes ....... dg
lprs blk spanish chickens, j Palmer dD
lot Brahma pootras, !
IIoundon, , y Richart. 800
Cross breed, \
Trio Brahmas, p. u. Wcnncr...... -4g
" u doz bantalns Jacob Brobst. ....... -iD
Tame rabbits, ,(2l) Master Geo. Hughes 80
Inrricr dove John Nunnatta ,,.,,,,, 90
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Affairs in Utah

THE MURDERED MANS NIDOw-HoRNON INIT
ATloNs-TBE PROSECUTIONS AGAINST LEAD.
ING sA1NTs-sEVERB WEATHER.
SALT LAKE, UTAH, Dec. 2i-Mrs Robinson,
widow Of the murdered DIR. Robinson, is ex-
pected here tomorrow from San Francisco 70
testify in the examination of the alleged assas-
>iEs OF her husband.
IL is stated that eighteen persons passed
through the secret initiation ceremonies OF the
hoTmoR endou ment house on last Monday nj ght
Robert n Baskon, late acting United State
Attorney General Of the United States to assist
n the prosecutions against Brigham Young
Wells, Stout. and others.
Heayyttorms prevail all over the plains. There
much rain and snow here. The MormOns saw
Z is the severest weather experienced for many
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From the Pacific Aide

FEE WfATHER-TRE BROKEN INSURANCE COM
raslEs-sUITs AGAINST THE UNION PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1s.-Heayy rains with
high winds, have been prevailing throughout
The State.
The commissioner has commenced proceed
ings TO wind up the Peoples Insurance Com
paHy, which was declared bankrupt The coun-
lei for the pOlicy-holdrrs have commenced
proceedings against the Pacific Insurance Com
paHy, which viii neoessitate the closing of its
affairs At any sacrifice. The Union In urance
company has paid all and the Firemen's nearly
all its assessments.
The merchants of San Francisco lost heavily
~ c'lay m the delivery OF holiday goods from
New York by rail in consequence of snow and
ere thre steniDg suits against the Union Pacific
Railroad Company.
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Society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Quincy gave their hrst
evening entertainment last evening to a limited

Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Quincy gave their nr>t
evening entertainment last evening TO a limited
number Of guests. Mr.. Quincy, as is known, 10
OF ia. British commission for the settlement of
the ALI bana claims, and, as his stay in Wash.
months he has taken a handsome house on III
street, above 18th, i'm which to receive and en-
terrain during the winter.
- The gentlemen's German last evening was
highly enjoyable, as all of its predecessors
4 ring the past season have been. II was at
tended by many of our most agreeable ladies,
both married and single.
The dramatic and musical entertainment
aid of Trinity Church mission, which took
place in Norrison's Building last evening, wa.
attended by decidedly critical and elite audi-
lice. The hall was densely crowded, and the
Performance was most satisfactory, both in act
ing and music. The performance opened with
he fourth act of the Merchant of venice-the
characters being as follows: Duke, lr McCar-
ty; ShylOCk, DIR. Walsh; Bassanio. Dir Charles:
Antonio. Hr. Seibold; Portia, Miss Allen; Ne
rissa. Mis- knode; Gratiano, DIR. Young; Sals-
MO, r.. &. Wise; Salarino, Mr.. James Morrison.
Each actor showed a careful study of the char
acter assumed, and the act closed amid loud
applause. The "Down by the Riverside" OF
Mr.. Dan Gillette, was highly appreciated and
applauded. The performance closed with a
dramatic representation of "Bob Sawyer's Par
ty." from Dickens Pickwick papers, and WAS
most admirably given. The characters were:
Bob Sawyer, Dir. Walsh; Ben Allen. Mr. Sci
bold; Mrs. Raddle, Mrs. McCarty; Betsey. Mrs
Clara Kuode; Mr.. Pickwick, DIR. Alvord; Jack
Hopkins. DR.. Young; Noddy. Mr.. James Nor
risoT; Gunter, Mr.. Wise; Mr. Prim. Mr.. Charles
The musical contributors were Mrs. Elliot. the
Beethoven Octette. and Mr.. Dan Gaud Gillette
with Aiessrs. Haydn and Richter accompa-
nists.
The second entertainment OF the Schiller
Club brought together a large and unusually
pleasant company at the residence of Mr.. Solo
mons. en- * street, last evening. The literary
exercises in the parlors, which were OF them
selves OF remarkably attractive character.
were supplemented by very fine entertainment
IN the dining room, 10 which full Justice was
done by the company present. The guests were
delighted with the evening, and all noted that
much of their pleasure was due to the unremit-
ing and successful attentions of Dir. and Mrs
So OmOus.
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the charter for an absttoir provided BY the legs-
lsture of Massachusetts last year. and have
formed q company and purchased the land en-
which 10 erect the buildings. where all the
slanghtering of animals. for half a million OF
people will be done. Here every butcher who
deals fairly with the public can ind advantages
which no private or detached slaughter house
can possibly have. Everything will be utilized
on the SPOT without the Intervention Of separate
trades and profits. INSPECTION will prevent the
dressing of eased animals and the Disgusting
practice of" blowing. /" aud thus directly protect
the consumer. Humanity and economy will be
praciised 20 the benefit of ALL and 20 the detri-
mCnt OF none.
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IoTTICfAL j
b. a. Frra6enf q a, Tinted States.
PROCLAMATION.

Whereas satisfactory information has been re-
seivec ny me through bon hauricio Lopes
Roberts, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
flenipotentiary OF HIS Majesty the king OF
SpAih, that the government OF that country has
abolished discriminating dates heretofore i'm
posed on merchandise imported from al other
countries, excepting the islands OF Cuba aud
Porto Rico, into Spain and the adjacent Islands
In vessels Of the United states said abolition "a
take effect nom snd after the .nrst da. OF Jana
sry next:
Now. therefore. I, UIrssrs \. GRAFT. Pres
tdent of the Unitsd States 90 America, Nv virtue
OF the authority vest. 4 in me- by an oct OF Corr
grce OF the seventh day Of January, Is2s aud
by at act IN addition thereto OF the Gath tiay Of
May, iS2s, do hereby declare and proclaim that
ON and after the ssid frsf day ct lanua-. newt
- long a. merchandise i'm IOrtad from any other
country, excepting ths Island of Cubs and Porto
hico, into the PORTS OF Spain aud the islands adj
accent thereto IN vessels Dc longing 90 citizens OF
ne ntcd State shall be exempt from decrim-
mating dutles, any such duties ON morchansi-e
imported into The United Stats in Spanish Ves-
sells, excepting nom the islands Of Cuba aud
Porto Rico, shall he discontinued and abolished
In testimony whereof have hereunto set m,
hand and caused the zeal OF the I nited state. a.
be afiNed
Zone AZ the city OF washington this nine;eeush
day Of December, In the year OF cur
Lord one thousand eight hundred n!
tLs.l seyenty-one. and Of tAe Independence
Of the United States ct Amsri,a tho
n nety-sikth L. ). GRaNF.
BY the President:
HAMILTON FTsH. Secretary OF State.
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~At Rochester calico balls the man YEA

@At Rochester calico balls the man wear
alico pantaloons.
The Ohio river, at Cincinnati, and IN
hudson, 1t Poughkeepsie, are blocked by ice.
ga new Cabinet for Ontario. Canada. IN
emit. y =
~Up to yesterday a ,s7s Communist prison-
rs bad been tried In France, and 2,o22 convict
ed and sentenced. -
ga ladies' Journal 10 anBemced in London.
u contents 70 consist solely Of births, deaths,
ga fatrbait for the relief OF the Chicaor
sunereu " the way in which philanfhro5v
manifesb itself ct Galesburg, III.
- The Tevre Haute saioon-keepcrs evade the
sunday law, BY selling crackers At dftceu cent
each. and throwing in whisky.
SAn. Mary h. Graves was ordained pastor
o. the Unitarian Church in Mansfield, Mas, on
Thursday last.
@Accorllng to Jesse H. Jones, ga great
multitude Of the homes OF Chrhtepdom are
harems, with one wife Tor IN inmate instead Of
0The wife OF the Rev. c. @. Ames, Of San
Jose, California, who has been on visit 70 Boz
tons has I'm his absence supplied his pulpit and
attended to ali her household cares beside. =
oTLake City, Arkansas, has been invaded nv
. negro mob, and three prisoners, confined Il,
the jail for the murder Of q negro lawyer, we're
taken out and shot. The mob still hold the
town, and many citizens have ned for safety.
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Adjournment Of the wharton Trial 10
Tuesday.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Dec. 22.-The court met at
10 O'Clock. States Attorney Revell stated to
the court that the remaining witnesses for the
prosecution bad been summoned. but were not
present DIR. VIM. L. Howard, whom they were
very anxious TO examine, was i'll. The prosecu-
tion stated, in reply 70 a question OF the court.
that they would close the case for the state. ex
cspting as to the further examination of Prof
IonTy. unless the court would consent 70 await
the arrival OF the train.
Mr.. Steele, of the counsel for the defence.
stated that they wished to be understood As
not asserting 10 such an arrangement.
After further consultation the state rested the
case, EXCEPT as TO Tonry, and the court ad-
sourned until 100 r. m, Tuesday. In the mean
,ime II is understood the counsel will arrange TO
have the two colored servants Of Mrs. Wharton
examined, neither side accrediting the witnesses
70 the Jury.
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wanted-A Cabinet Minister s,a,u.

MADRID, Dec. 22.-SagOsta has succeeded in
completing the formation of his cabinet with
ne exception. The names of the ministers are
he same as announced yesterday. Topete and
Angulo, after some deliberatiOn, decided to ac-
cept their portfolios. Groizerd peremptori v
declined the Ministry of Justice and Colin mares
Sho held the same Office in the last cabinet was
rendered the appointment and accepted it. The
ministers, with Senior SsgOSta at their head tn N
waited on the king, and in his presence took the
aths of Office. The new government, il is
rnmored, will not oppose the elevation of Ruise
Gorilla 10 the presidency of the Cortes
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ANOE OF TIVE COMING LaPANrsH

IHroRTANOE OF THE COMING JaPANrsH
EhBhssY.-Authentic advices from YeddO state
that the embassy which sailed from Yokohama
Tuesday. and Is due at San Francisco January
18th, will be the NEST important that ever left
an Oriental nation for America or Europe. IL
Is sent out by order OF the japanese Pariia-
ment and the Nikado, that the ruling classes
may the mselves study the western nation. aud
not DEPEND upon the reports OF interiors a.
hitherto. Its head will he Jawkura, late minis
Ter OF foreign sffatrs. The new prime minister
OF japan, assisted by KIDD. chief OF the I'm
perOr's privy council. with the chief minister OF
public works, chief minister Of finance. and
minister OF foreign affairs compose the embassy
Proper. They will be accompanied by secreta-
lies. TWenty-one officers W., be absent from
the empire. There Was = sharp strife among th,
foreign embassies whether they should 20 first
To Europe or America. The latter won.