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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-03
Something new III Gents Scarfs.
CHEAP SToRl.

Reference to items under the head Of
Marriages" this week. eNhib,s the Sen
Tor" si..lss 'cju,nhcrland Times as still in
tie 'titl-, which, 4, leads on to
fortune" 4 short time since lie WAS elect
ed ito the Presidency of Coal Company
Mt wholesome salary Verify, he hath
doubled the JOY" thereof 10y taking wife
The spicy Junior from whom We
borrow the information as above. will, We
hope, complete trio Of happy events lH
following the cAamp', bcaa.e hin. "Narc'
on I"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-03

Run OFF THE TEACA.-The east bound
passenger train on thu G. & p. II. r.. on
yesterday morning, rannf the track in the
cut. near the tunnel 1t, this place. consider
ably damaging two ears. Fortunately, no
injury wsss e,;s:ained i,y .he nassengs're, eN-
cept being very mucl, frightened Thr
train. except the disabled cars, proceeded
10 Cumberland after a short delay, The
run of ia ascrbed to broken rail
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-03

The grounding l,ai an excellent "pr"i
,unity yesterday to observe his photographs
Excepting the Indian-summer-likc atlnos
phere, the day WAS bright, and, contrast'G
with the previous cola, was almost hamy'
Accepting the tradttoIi!'ei'aTae1cr OF the
day. we may look iorsiX weeks OF storm,
weather
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-03

The Daily Aess vas on yesterday morn
Ing, printed tor the first tine III lis ne"
ifice. Itprcscnts, also, an Improved ar
Engagement in lis makeup,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-03

The Methodist revival continues WE
: increasing interest. Eighty professions
T.. ave been made, wiihtSenty five ren'eh's
al the altar
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-03

Full line of Letter Paper md Hnycior's
al the Pos, Office. Pfi,cs io".
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NEW STORE .
O. al

Tust received barge 10, o. HEATING
sal COOKING STOVES. ! 49,. thc OILY
llac.. wi.c!s. the Eonsid+s Stove If eold IL
9r"siL''rr RoDf,sG ant Sp"ut'rc prcWpt-
j. ;.tisai.,s Ia a !e>' u .cr:o lot Of Frup
Gar ~ ~
-, -: y, y. 4 yG.- - y.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-03

On Monday last young man named
Ricd, working in the Railroad Companys
shops at Piedmont, accidentally caught his
lief, arm in the machinery and had it so
badly crushed tlrat it had no he amputatcd
above the elbow. DIR. Gerstel! performed
the operalion.-Neaes, ;}1st ult
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-03

DEATH ur GENERAL Ew.LL--A dis
patch from Nashville, Tenn Of the
25th ult., announces the following ::
General II. S. EwEiL died at his
residence in Maury county this m"Tm-
ing. In giving directions regarding
his tombstone, he Laid particular
stress upon the fact that he did not
desire any word employed in the i'll
scrietion that would reflect in any
way npon the government of the
Omitted States.
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FRosTeTRG, FEBRUARY 8, ie?:.

Clothing mgst b sfH; =; ne New York
ss4n,ng Ho,ne. Main Street, froalburg.
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President Clarke announces that Abe Ca
Dal will be ready to open for use on the lat
Of March. He says it will be in splendid
order throughout the whole line, as a large
force of workmen are now engaged on it.
If the weather permits we will therefore
have an early opening of the Canal
Meas, 3Ist ult.
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'CONFEC1IONER1ES, &c
CALI. ON
OSEPH KELLY,

OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE, "RosTHuRt;,
NOR Confectioncrie>. Canned Fruits
i Jcllies. Pickles. I'll grades Of Tobacco
and Cigars, Pens, Ink. Writing Paper
and Envelopes. y. B.-Cal! and ace the
"ORIENT SAFETY LAMPS"
Frostburg. Jan. IL. 1872 "
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-03

Gen. NJ. w. RANSOM was elected
y. S. Senator from North Carolina
ON eanrsday.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-03

One Of the Japanese Princesses, destined
for Nassar College, is said to be eNquisitely
beautiful, and will make sensation.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-03

New lot Of Rs.i:0>raSs-30 cts.
CHEAP STORE.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-03

JOHN 1IlrcHISs keeps a larg" stock OF
Fancy Goods Call and examine. No
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-03

"A physician Of Baltimore, DR.. G.
A. LEAFS, recommends the employ.
ment by the city authorities, Of sew
'enty physicians, whose duty it shall
be to visit and vaccinatc all the peo-
pie. lie urge it as necessitous
measure from the easy liability of
contracting aud spreading the dis
ease rapidly and indefinitely from
the unrcstrained circulation Of our
paper money. He says:
There exists. from necessity, an
agent in our midst which is most
powerful vehicle for the conveying
of this disease from person to per-
son. and from locality to locality, all
it requires is to find hand nnpro.
tectea, and there 1t is likely to leave
its mark and this agent is our pa
per money
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-03

Wien we fancy that We have grown
wiser, it is only, in many instances, that
new prcjudiccs have taken the place of old
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CO FECTIOWERY

G. ONfEC1eCN 4 Z Y
Of every variety. Cakes. Notions am,
Toys. All kinds of Nuts. Rai-in-, Cur
rants. Oranges. Lemons. CitronS &c
A fine assortment OF Plain ana Fan,
Candies. \ great variety OF Sugar AND
other Toys. Orders for parti, prompt,
filled at all times. Particular Attentions
paid to Rich and 0rranseatsl Wedding
Cakes. iiffc Fruits in! scatsa Cars. f";ici,1es
Cat>Hp. J-iife>. dc. Wheat ANA kye
Bread II e>h every day. Also st,p"rio,
quality OF genuine Havana Cigars. Snu
King Tobacco. &c.
An elegant Oyster Saloon for I.alie.
and Gentlemen. Oysters put up To silt
all Tastes. Families supplied With auy
quantity. ri short notice and 1t fair RI -
IT, Those wishing anything in ms
line viii! do we'll {" cali before pur.h.ts-
ing elsewhere. as feel confident of CIV
ing satisfaction. have the eh-apr>I
goods In TOWN. 80, fly
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-03

New York rcvels in assaults, ar
rests. criminal appearances, coroners'
inqnests and daily aepelormcn,s of
TamMany frauds.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-03

Chief Justice Chase is said to have al
ready purchased five acres of Rhode Isl
ard, and that he Las his eye on the other
't,.-u
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Agents FOR thc Journal.

The following n.mcd gentlemen ere our
authorized Agents 10 receive and rccelp' ioi
subscriptions 10 the Joa1nd!
c. II. WALKER, FrostorfE.
G.B. NACK. Mount Savage,
JAMES y. UESRY, Lon:'csning,
DICK & CAMPBELL, Barton
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The Stirt.l.roG;s Lave co:ae.
CHEAP STORE.
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COAl. STATEMENT.

COAl. STATEMENT.
For Tie week ending sargsgy -, iS12
there were Is, .atS.D 90 tons of Coal transport
I'd over tlle Cumberland and H,nns> Nania
Railroad, and for The y.:.r to same date,
IS; ilSW to.gs.
Shipment. OF Goal
From Cumberland. i;nr the week ending
Sat friday, Jan. -, and 10, the year, 1872
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Fr0Stburs Advertisements.
MISCELLANEOUS
GEORGE HILL,
MANUFACTURER OF ALI. KINDS Oh
Family Soaps,

Take. thin method Of informing tie pub
lie gcir.ally of .iEegany county, n.at b" 10
prepared. at all times, Il; fiji o-t.l-s for Ii.
superior Family S'r,,..
fro.Itn,rr NuY q, i've
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-03

cumberland hs ,-.cyrral Case a. SINAI.
t-oa md one of spotted fcv'-.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-03

Ask your Gloccr for j. S Dlworth 4 Co. 4
pure Roasted Coffee. t2l
The Publication of the Blessed Virgin
WAS celebrated at St. Michael's yesterday
with the usual ceremonies. After the
l1cssiG.g of the candles. there was grand
procession III she church, during which the
choir sang Aozart's Grand Magniticat ~
High Mass was then celebrated. Til.
choir sang Stoelins MISS in b tia.. A,
the ofiertory hymn was sung-"0n this
day,O beautiful mother" by Miss MARY
NANNY and Miss AGNES CRoN1y. The
organ WAS presided over by Prof JAS T.
REYNOLDS.
Who takes the mex, Hair Switch ?-o,iI
12s cents. CHEAP SroEE.
The Office of the Cumberland Dali.
Nes's has recently been removed from til,
Postoifice Building on Centre street, to
No. 81, Baltimore Street, where. in addi,
tion to more public location, in NOR,
c"mmodiona Faaas, the propriaors have in.
creasseT tlse'ir publishing facilities by put.
ting ia l. 'ca:trcll and B:.,lcUck Press and
Baxhs ttcam engine.
The Al-rs is the most valuable daily W,
receive, arriving in Frusilnurg nearly tween.
!, -four hours hfpge XII others E,,i,,.,,
containing the latest dispatches, il has
prompt correspondents in many of the adj
J.cent towns, making il at once ~ useful
hrws and local papcr---0ne bes4 suited to
the wants OF daily-rcaders in this section,
The energy and enterprise ofthe pronri-
rtors, Mtssrs. JOHNSON / tn.lslls de-
serve encouragement,
Their accommodating aGtrt for thin place,
Mr.. LEVI B, Porter, will receive sulsori,,-
lions and transact other huSissass for them
little Favorite' Cigais--,..ss, 5 gents.
JoHH ErfrHINs is the sole Ag.i.s fss tic
~.ls u this Cigar in Frocthnrg. u9
barton.
rhs new Methodist Ep.soopa, Church i.
now completed. II is 1t Handsome and
soinulodio.ss place OF wo; ship We cA
pee. ~ Se SHE 80 accommodate five hun
..el, persons on dedication dus Unc seig
-f!-if-eIt choir hG@e .scen irving lheir acues.
sc powers with .at'stacI1iy Progress.
hAe L.t's hessts. DA.'GIAs.L phd LEtcn
a's expected to deiica,e :, iv- 4it.le aoc-
sh-f so'ce Sunday in Fet-,,ry,
Al. ;ae MAS he.e, s..,p,;.E Rar:oii
0t.- 'or'paG."'s mime s:e Ao;nga ,oicr;.-
Ute w'n~r'e b:.sincss Caledonia u.iaes,
ave ihIn", are doing Sltts Ian tAey Go
a.lst aan,ner
Nj 5-cent haTana G gaE+, ast. MY Onu"
---e.A for 20 cents--are Cigar t.at cap't
IL s.... "a quality AZ tie sa:Ge price. ia
t11s.~-:. Owe ;.-.A s tfia,
~ u WA1KaR
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N \ II r ED,

III Baltimore, on Wednesday. Eth ult.,
by Rev. Mr.. -, 4. CHAMBEKLIS. Esq,
OF The Mountain city TAXES, to Mr.. IL. II.
PrER of that city.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-03

The grca. reason why the IRONS1DES
COOK STOVE is the best, it has the larg-
est oven; it hoils quicker, and bakes better
than any other Stove in market Good for
xood or coal. Sold only by F. JOHNSON.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-03

REMOVAL OF TIE LATE Mrs. VALLAh-
DIGHAMs REMAINs-.John NJ Sprigg,
Esq, of Dayton, Ohio, formerly of Cum
bcrland, is now in this city for the pur-
pose Of taking Charge of the remains of the
late Mrs c. L. Vallandigham (Which
were temporarily placed in a vault II iEose
Hill Cemetery for removal to Dayton.
Ohio, there 20 he inferred 10y the side o.
lrer'lanscEtod husbaGd.-Nes,s 3lst ult.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-03

the contrast r~tseer LonAcon.ne, VITA
it two or three catiins. .; that time. and
tie lively, histl.nr. thirsiv settled burg oi
to-day. is intircd surprising. and IS WHOLLY
owing to the grsat increase i'll the con
sumption OF 'tl.is rsh,i,r,,tcd coal, At the
North
Ina recent letter frog Fwstburg IN error
occurred which yea will permit me l."
correct. 1t was seated that Major Alex
Shaw. OF New Jersey. w.s6 connected with
the Consolidation Coal Company. This is
n mistake. Major Shaw has noronncction
with tina, company. but is largely interest
Cd in other companies here OF equal impor.
lance AMI magnitude H. q. y"
HosAcE GKsslY usually Knows
what he i, talking about, ami iii TIE
following hits the nail on the head !:
at ia strange how closely men
read the papers. We never say
anything tina; anybody doesn't like,
hut we soon hear o' it and evcrybo-
dy tells us IT it. If, however, once
in u white, we happen to say a good
thing. we never hear nf that no.
body seems 10 notice that We may
pay some man u hundred comlli.
mellts and give him Il hundred puils.
and he taxes il AZ u tribute 20 his
greatness. au.i pe..: thinks of il ;
never thinks it does him any good.
But if we happen to say things this
man DON'T lIse, OF something that he
iMagincs is reflection ON him or
his character, see how he flares up
and gets mad about it. All our evils
are duly charged to ns, but we new
or apparently, get any credit for
what good We do"
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The best and cheapest Pictures are made
at FoEMASs New Gallery, on Broadway


FIRE AND Loss oE LIFE At SCRA SToS
PA Scranton dispatch received in New
York s:ates,tlat u holyl, Is brick dwelling,
. hall, grocery, u drug and Tin store, and a
barn at Pleasant Valley, were burned on
Friday. ANTHONY Mcdonnell was sutfocn-
ted at the fire. There have been several
discharges at the m.ncs. The miner ar>
idle owing to dull times
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Who takes the mex, Hair Switch ?-onI
l24 cents. CHEAP STORE.
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New PASSENGER Cause.-The Cumber-
land and Pennsylvania Haiifsad Company
; now building at She shops iin Mount
'avaae tour new passenger cars for their
Dad 'EIEO. of these are apaiv framed
nd will ere long I've completed, when the
quirmcnt Of the road in this respect will
c rqaaf 10 any emergency. These will be
he first: passenger cars ever constructed in
\lleg;uly county. The company's shops
Mount Savage are thoroughly furnished
With aiithe requisites for building locomo-
ives cars. and all other things necessary
20 the successful operation the road, and
they give employment to a large number
VI mechanics -LWNi..n.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-03

Ask your Grocer ford. S Dilworth 4 Co.,
pure Roasted Coffee. t2l
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-03

A f,,ll line of smoking and Che ing To-
mccos always on hand and for sale at fair
,riccs. by n9 .IoHN lIIrCHINs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-11
From Europe To-Day.

TIE CARLIsT RESURRECTION ENDED AGAIN
MADRID, May 1.-The government OFF .ially
announces that Carlists in large numbers are
snrrendeling TO the loyal forces, and that tue
instruction IL over.
DISPATCHES FROM THBFRoNTIRR
toWns OF Navarro report that remnants of the
Sarhst bands are dying from Spain into
Franco.
AMERICAN NAVAL OFFICERS IN VERSAILLES
PARIS, May ll.-Adispatch from Versailles
states that Mr.. Washburn, the American min
ister, this morning presented Rear Admiral Jas
Alden, commanding the American feet and
TWO ofhcers OF his staff TO Admiral Pothu au
minister OF marine.
THE HAVANA STUDENTS PARDONRn
MADRID, May IA royal decree i published
granting fall pardon TO the Havana students
who were convicted or violating the grave of
Castanon, IN a cemetery, near that city, and
sentenced TO the chaiL gang.
NEW ORDER.
LONDON, May 1.-THE order OF Victoria and
Albert has been conferred upon the Emp-esS
augusta, OF Germany, who is now on a visit to
Queen Victoria.
THE STRIKE OF THE SAILORS
at Southampton and i'm this city has not vet
ended, and the seamen at LiyerpOol are also
threatening to strike.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-11

branch or divisic N of any derartment.) and all
employees who were net in Office at the time OF
the approval OF the resolution, FebruIry IS.
1Ha. The resolution gives the extra comosnsa-
ton to those sholg employed, hence parsons
WHO were appointed after February ., or who
benef's. A mar who resigned his position on
February y 49,. or who received an appoint
nent on March lst, lSos cannot receive the ex-
ira compensation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-11
The Mexican MuddIe.

ihh hhNoLOIIoS WHICH WAS DEAD ALIVE
AGAIN.
CAMARGo, MEXICO, May s.-Trevino. with
bis entire force, left here this morning for tbe
interior. abandoning the line of the Rio Grande.
lie moves towards Linares, for the purpose OF
opposing Corella, who is coming hither TO oper-
ate with Cevallas from Matamoras Auyuiere
ana stan have joined Trevino. Treyino, before
leaving, received the following from Saltillo =
Diaz IL IN Jalisco rapidly organi zing his forces
1uevra reports officially that Rochs has So Altered
terrible blow. Three of his battalions have
pronounced in the mountains OF Durango, kin
ing their chiefs and capturing much provisions
ana munitions belonging TO government. Gen.
mission. Trevino states that an i'm portant move
meht is on foot 10 concentrate all the reyolu
uonary forces and move on the capital The
revolutionary general at San Luis Potosi re-
Gently visited Jose MORO Coricajal, living in
Texas, and offered him an important command
IN That state. IL is reported that the Lordistas
are moving Throughout the country
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-11
The windsor Lock. Trapeax

HARTFoRD: May 1l.-Dsvid Scott and N Itch
eli Cherest the men who murdered thrsa In
mates OF house of ill-fame near Windsor
Locks, in January, were to- day found guilty of
murder In the second degree, and sentenced 70
clreumstantial, and conviction was under tbe
recently passed statute, which gives a Jury the
rlght TO lind verdict of murder i'm the second
GegIee where there Is any doubt, in case OF in
dictment for murder I'm the first degree Tha
statute virtually abolishes capital punishment
ID many cases where hanging would inevitably
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-11

ANoTHER NATHAN rRAGEDY.-A crime sim
iiar IN its feature 20 the celebrated Nathta
tragedy was perpetrated in New No-k last
night Z. III. Phelps, a je~eler. residing A. 3B-h
street and 9TH avenue, was the victim. NJ.
Phelps h ard thieves engaged in r1bbing rs
premises, and, coming suddenly upon them, one
OF the robbers discharged pistol al him. the
bail taking effect in the left breast. woGnllug
him fatally The thieves escaped, leaving A Al
behind them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-11
AnAirs I'm Lo ,fsvflIe. XIV.

LouIsvILLk, May ia banquet was given
last night TO the Supreme Council of the Scot
tsh Kite Of Masonry OF the southern iurisdic
ton OF the United States, which was a grand
AFFAIR Toasts and responses were made by
sovereign Grand Comm ander Albert Pike and
others. e
TWO BOTS DRowNED.
David Haupt and Ale 81 Suite, each about
years OF age, while bathing in pQnd last even
ing were drowned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-11
Greeley I'm VIRGINIA

NORFOLK, Va. May 1l.-To- morrow's TIr-
g.n,Gn VIII contain letter from Hon. John
Goode, member of the national democratic ex-
ecutlve committee, correcting the statement in
the New York HerdId's Richmond letter that he
was urging extreme democratic views Mr.
Goode says as at preseDs advised he Is prepared
TO support the nominee Of the liberal repub-
ncans, and he thinks il would be unwise for the
Baltimore convention to make Nomination..
Inc Virg,nian-James Barron Hope, editor
says in commenting on Mr. Goodies letter that
II prefers Capt. Pen to apt Sword
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-11
1FOur- iftls OF Canada's widows remarry m

! play very great wealth of resources.
81 Four fiftls Of Canads's widows remarry m
three years.
IMrs: Laura d. Fair has applied Tor
change of venue I'm her second trial.
SRA noted temperance lecturer OF Boston
takes opium largely. Let him cast out the beam.
@An Omaha paper furnishes its readers
with an account OF the capture Of Metz. lie was
q burglar.
@Davenport, Iowa, boasts OF a littIe yiri
who does her spelling backwards aud never
misses a word. N'
sIFlorida cergymen have occasion 70 speak
against the habit vi church members carryin-
reyolyers. ''-
ga society to compel beer saloon keeners N
Terre Haute. VI
@The '.angels" brought the first Japanese
man, IN TINS country to Mrs. GangerO OF PHI
~A Chicago editor recently received nor
Iomed note asking why Mr.. Byron, who used 10
"ite sueh sweet poetry, keeps 80 quiet lately.
ga popular doctor in Oswego gives prescrip-
uons WITH directions TO "take one teaspooniul
~The Duluth Herald apologies for HAVING
advised married man 20 get married. IN
thought be vas a widower.
"a movement is on foot to decorate Boston
in circulation in several Of the business street
to further the object.
s"Prisoner, Why did Won follow t,Is MAJ
enu O~et ehu kiCh MIN 70 khamefullypu ssI g..
sorry, your Honor; was little drank sndT
thought % was my wife,"
@Eve was the only woman who never
theetened 70 20 and live with mamma. And
Aoam Wa the only man who never tantaIized
ms wife about 1.-THE way mother used 10 cook
NThe New York Commsrcsal d afraid that
"the elevation OF Mr.. Greeley 70 the chief
magistracy would be q blow 20 agriculture from
which that important branch Of American indus
Try would take centuries % recover"
ga Detroit man has jest painted IFS hOuse
black, his do0ns q bright red, and his vindov
sashes q sky-blue. The picket fence Il 60 be
red, white, and blue, and then he expects TO
have place that will attract attention.
ga pevsboy having been rsrroted ANA
robbed In jacksonville, IN, the Chicaro T,nss
says that highwaymen will be attackils REFER
ters. soon. - those gentlemen stand neSt S..laxv
peusboys In the scale Of journalistic opulen, -.
gan English Law compels q m Err.ed won an
II she has money or the means of making II amt
her lord has none, 20 support him. be he ever
70 worthless, that the expense OF his keeping
may not come upon the parish.
Mis- Laura Ream. Of the In Eaaap,lf-
Journal, has been elected ss q deleg ste 10 n,
republican congressional convention. M
ReAm accepted, but with the un lerst.Dliu-
that she should be counted oat OF The scrong-'
minded" Of aer sex.