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MONEY CANNOT EsaIY III.
FOR SIGHT Is PRICELESS!
But the Diamond Spcctuclcs will
Preserve II.

w + now offer Glass to the public
w which is pronounced by the most
celebrated opticians Of the world to be the
most perfect, natural artificial help to the
human eye ever known.
They are ground under our own supervi-
sion, at our own manutactory in New
Haven, and are so constructed that the
core or centre of the tense comes directly
in front of the eye, producing clear and
distinct vision, rs in the natural healthy
tight, and prevents all unpleasant scnsa-
sions, such as glimmcring and wavcring o,
sight dizziness, &c, peculiar to all others
in use.
These Glasses arc manufactured from
minute crystal pebbles, melted together.
and derive their name "Diamond, on ac-
count of their hardness and brilliancy.
These Glasses are mounted in the finest
manner at our own manutactory in all
STYLES of Gold, Silver, steel, Rubber, and
Shell Frames, of the best quality.
Their durability cannot be surpassed, and
their finish is such as will suit the most
fastidous.
None genuine unless bearing our trade
mark, stamped on every frame.
Manufactured by }, +. Spcnccrs& Co.,
Practcat Opticians, New York.
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Ladies', Gents and Boys Skates.
pR1NG'S FINE CHRO4HOS ;

pR1NG'S FINE CHROKOS;
Also, Large Framed Pictures; Masks OF
every descriptions Bird Cares, &c
DIARIES FOR 1872.
eB-I have in store the largest and best
assortment of Fancy Good to be found
outside the large cities. Prices are Doom,
Down, DOWN, and goods are cheaper than
erer. Call before you purchase elsewhere,
snd see my stock.
Call while the stock is large and unbroken,
and avoid the large crowds usually found
at the near approach of the Holidays.
DON'T WAIT until all the fine and
beautiful goods are gone-select Them now,
and have them laid by foryou.
In fine, if you want to see real CURIOSITY
lMop," call ut SMITHS "TEMPLE OF
FANCY" and will be gratitied.
GOODS SO CHEAP, you cannot help
but purchase. Respectfully, &c.
DAVID f. SMITH,
40 North Market Street,
nov IS Frederick City, Nd.
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Q"oidy Ill., Mcchon|cstcun, Nd.
Manufactures all kinds of GLOVES
Buckskin, Shccpsllin, Caltskin, Foxskin and
Fur Gloves of all descriptions.
"a Only made to order, in the most du-
rahc and substantial manner.
Persons at IA distance who wish gloves
mad in the most elegant style will please
send in their orders. dcc23-2mos.
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.l~d az MmW1c'9rri Euila:"y N"teriols
.1NrELSlDN STOVE HOUSE.

tNNCELslDN STOVE HOUSE.
TINNING, PLTNNING, Gas FRI.
7ING. L/GNTNING Ron AND
UOt,$E f'LNNLSUIFN ENPORIL "
FREDERICK CITY, MD.
The Stove Department is complete, and
includes the celebrated
EXCELSIOR COOKING STOVE,
and other STYLES. All Stoves warranted TO
give satisfaction, or the money will be re-
funded,
hot AIR FURNACES, &C., in their
proper season.
STOVE REPAIRING and cleaning at
shortest notice.
ROOFING, SpOUTING and JOB
BING executed in the most satisfactory
manner.
The PLUMBING DEPARTMENT is
correct in all its various branches, as usual.
GAS FITTING, and all kinds of Gas
Fitting Repairs, &c. promply0ttcndcd to.
LIGHTNING ROD DEPARTMENT.
The subscriber is sole agent for this sec
ton, of the Modern Improved Spiral Flutcd
silent Lightning Conductor, and is prcpa-
red tn erect the same on all manner OF
huildin"s He solicits Il share Of the pub
lie patronage in the various branches of his
business \. J. WILSON,
East Patrick street,
apl S-tf Frederick city, Nd.
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WILLIAM BEAM

pENSION Agent for the Soldiers of the
|. War of lSl2-both for the Govern
mcnt of the United States and the State OF
MARYLAND. Office in Court street, Frcdcr-
lex, Md, near the Dill House. Claims
promptly attended to, may LIT
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ga1ls1u U.rl.AMEg ITO NI...aaa.r I.

MONINENT SQI.tRE, BAL1I-
.UOHE, MD.
GILMOUR & SONS, PRopEIEToEs
TILE only Hotel in Baltimore furnished
with "A Passenger Elevator and Fire is
capes Has accommodation for 300 guests.
Terms So per day. Opened May /, 1871.
III. H. FOGLE,
may 2,--1m Manager.
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@ HAYLAND the property of Mrs
s#q# VIM Miles, is FOR SAl.E.-This
-AA4spendid FARM is in Frederick Co.
near Emmtsburg, containing 271 acres
two-thirls arabic land, balance in fine
wood. viii sell House and part of the
land or sell the hand, in whole or parts
alone. Large orchard, best varieties OF
fruits. Improved by a handsome BRICK
DWELLING, 45 feet front, porchcs, large
parlor, dining and bedrooms,kitchcn, water
closet, &c. Outbudings complete.
Connection with the Western Maryland
Railroad brings the place within one mile
of same. The farm is near two institu-
tons of learning Tcrmsmodcratc.
PIERRE {. DUGAN,
No 80 st. Paul street,
nov lift Baltimore
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SOMETHING NEEDED!
A New Watchmaker'S Shop
JUST OPENED BY

U aes~ B. S E E B A L D, "Ra
czy" One door North of Geo. II. john
sons store, Main street, Mcchanicstown
WATCHES and CLOCKS repaired at
short notice and on liberal terms.
~" Give me a call and | guarantee sat
isfacton. july 29-tf
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FAMILY BIBLES,

in elegant bin lings, the best assortment in
Frederick; POCK EFT BIBLES, in Velvet
and Morocco bindings;
HYMN AND PRAYER BOOKS.
Splendid Photograph Albums, from IS
GEMS to $40; fine Portfolios; Backgammon
and Checker Boards; Chess Men; Dominos,
etc, etc; Microscopes and Magic Lanterns,
Stercoscopes and Plates; Gents Canes.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Musical Boxes, Niolins, Flutinas, Accer-
deems, Flagcocts, Clarioncts, Guitars, BAH.
JOS, Flutes, Flies, NC.
DOLLS AND TOYS.
India-Rubber, China, Wax and Common
Dolls, g.: Doll Bodies. Wood, Tin, Iron
and other Toys, in endless variety. Doll
Houses, etc. etc.
BOYS SLEDS, DRUMS,
Guns HOBBY HORSES,
CHAM IIORSES. Balls,
PROPELLER.S, AND
FINE BRASS HORNS
Ladies', Gents and Boys Skates.
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NOTICE.,

ME subscriber now conducting Frank
4 lin Mills, offers to supply a generous
public with the very best grades of Flour,
Meal, Corn, Oats and Ottals, at Market
prices for CASH. Wheat ground or ex-
changed as usual. Chopping and Sa wing
done at the shortest notice. Market price
paid for all kinds of grain.
The pubic's humble servant,
WIN. G. LANDERS, jun,
Dec. gov Franklin Mills
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CUSTOMER BOOT AND SHOE
MANDATORY.

Y. 'HE subscriber has opened Il Boot and
L Shoe Mandatory, at the store Room,
on South Market street, Frederick city, Md,
recently in the occupancy of DR.. Joseph
Is. Carrot, rs drug store. Ladies and
Gcntlcmcn's
SHOE AND BOOT WEAR
of all kinds will he made from the best ma
terials and in the latest styles by cXpcricn-
ccd workl1f~n The undersigned being il
practical mechanic the work will be made
under his own supervision, and customers
can fully rely upon the character of the
work furnished them, Under no circlml-
stances, work other than his own manu-
tacturc will be sold to customers. BY strict
attention to business and promptly waiting
upon customers, the undersigned hopes to
merit Il fair share of the public patronage.
Call at No. Is South Market street and get
measured. A good fit IL guaranteed. Re-
spcctfulIy, JOHN a. STEINER,
july s-ly
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Drcparing for early publication, en-
bcHishcd with II fine Portrait OF The
Chief Justice, on Steel in one volume, oc
Or TIE MARYLAND BAR.
Mr. Tyler was selected by Chlel JuS'lr'
Tancv, two years before his death, as his
biographcr. All his private papers, were
from time TO time, placed in the HANDS OF
Mr.. Tyler hv his executors and family. nc
biography is for every fact stated, perfectly
authentic.
The first chapter of the Memoir was
written by the Chief Justice. 1t Is OF pc,
culiar interest. The condition OF Maryland
society, in which he was born, is dcSrrlhro
in a very graphic manncr. His school ano
College DAYS, and his day of Law Nludlc'
are spoken of with singular felicity. some
of the then great Lawyers Of the MARRYING
Bar are described in life like portraits. And
topics, which only his memory could recall
from tie past, are brought before lis III Il
charming narrative This chapter covers
twcntv.thrce years Of the life Of the Chlrf
Justice.
In the subsequent chapters written hy
Mr.. TYLER, are matters of the highest inter
est to the historian, the lawyer, the states
man, and every class of intelligent readers
The life of the Chief Justice extended
through such long period Of on history
born in M his life extended to 1861 and
he occupied so many important posts OF
honor and responsibility, that to present
him as he appeared as an. actor in affairs
much of the history of the working OF the
Federal Government has to be nArratcd-
The inside history of important public mat
tiers will be disclosed for the first time
An IA ,,tt - ore Ia,
bred Scott case hitherto unknown to the
public, will be unveiled. Many interesting
and imposing facts never before disclosed
will give a varied interest to the Memoir
Facts and Documents in the possession o
the Historian, will enable him to vindcat,
the Chief Justice from futile attempts mad,
by leading statesmen of his day to tarniSl
his public reputation in relation TO thu
memorable epoch in his history, connected
with the Removal of the Public Deposits
Important private acts of the Chief Jus
tice will be disclosed that WILL for all time
serve as examples to public men.
There are two papers, one on the Keno
val of the Deposits, the other on the Dre'
Scott decision, prepared by the Chief Jus
tice, as his justification with postcrity, tina
will be appended to the Memoir.
Altogether, the Memoir is one Of eXtraol
binary interest, andwill he of pcrmancn
value in The history of the United States.
N. B,ENportiOn of the profits Of tn
Memoir will be for the benefit of the tamil
of Chief Justice fancy.
CF3~ Agents wanted in all parts of til
Z. S. to sell this and other Popular Work.
For particulars, address
MURPHY & CO.,
ang2G-tf Publishers Baltimore
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'EEaE 'EaVAHi ECO READ.

NIGHTS ARE GETTING t.
LONGER AND PLEASANT.
SMITHS CIRCILATING LIBR1RI.
IIouns-Opcn from s A. ~, until p. NJ.
TERMS Ten Cents per VOL week.
RULES ...
~" Positively no book loaned out for
II longer time than week, and those
who disregard thisrulc, will be de-
MED books in the future.
.Mzai1y 13DDlMDo p
"Foly-Farinc" by author "Ouida."
"Thc Wife of Vain Man"-by Madame
Schwartz.
"rhe Foe in the Houschold,' by Miss
Chccshoor.
Al Last" by Charles Kingsley.
"Thc American Cardnal,' 4 Novel.
"Gidcon's Rock" an English Novel.
"Milbank," by Mrs. MalyJ. Holmes.
"'rhc Island Neighbours by Mrs. Black
we'll
"Amc Furmcss' by author "Ncronica.'
"Ralph the Heir by \, Troll"pr.
For lack of Gold,' by Chas. Gibbon.
"Won-Not Woocd,' by author Carl
yon'S year.
l8 Also, Il lot of lIarpcr's Novels, Sc
lcct Library, etc.
"a New Books added to Library near
ly every day. Respectfully,
sept ?3-tt d. +, SMITH.
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BENZ. II. FIROR,
Wagon Maker, Spring Wagon and
Shovel Manufacturer,

One mile from Wechanicstotrn Depot, on tile
b raul hoding to tile Furnace,
rs now prepared to execute all orders in
Il his line at the shortest notice He al
ways keeps the best material on hand, and
his workmanship will be of the best quail
ty. He invites the public to give him u
call. He is also prepared to repair wagons
and other vehicles in the best manner.
mar4-tf
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elsewhere
! have just received a large stock of fine
and coarse BOOTS for Men and Boys
Mems Calf and Lasting GAlTERS
SS LADIES KID AND LASTING
G "A | I L K S;
Morocco Shoes and Slippers; Misses and
Childrcns' Kid and Lasting Caters; Mo
rocco Shoes Of all sizes; which | will sell
cheap %" | will sew or peg all rips free
of charge.
He soicits call from his friends and
customers TO examine his stock of Shoes,
Boots, Caters, &c
The sign of the Big Boot, on West Main
Street, will direct YOU to his place of bust
ness
Oct 1-tf ENOS n. COVER.
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J)uTTER KEGS.-Mrs b. X. Con
.Dway, at her residence, near Nerl'nhlcs
town, has some 10 or 70 Butter hcSS
which she will dispose OF on reasonable
trrms oct 2S-2w,
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I'0 THE LADIES:
TOILET PREPARATIONS.

Laird's Bloom of Youth, IIagan's Magno-
liza Balm Lyons Katharon, Hunts Court
Toilet Powders, Upham's Pimplc and
Frccklc Banisllcr, Upham's Email Blame
De Paris, Phalon's Paphian Lotion, Tct-
lows Magnolia Tablet, Kromers Hair Dye
Phalon's Hair Dye, Phaon's Hair lnyigo-
rator Upham's japanese Hair Satin, Hunts
Bloom Of Roses, Phalor's 81 Love YOU
Phalon's EXtracts-assortcd, BaZin's Rose
Oil and Pomade Vinegar Rouge, CarminC
Sauccrs lilly White, &c, Combs, Brushes
Hand and Toilet Looking Glasses, Powder
Putis and Boxes, Plain and Fancy Soaps,
&c. A full assortment on hand and fOl
sale low, at SMITHS
july 29-tf Temple of Fancy.
Frederick, Nd
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DENTAL NOTICE,
&zEfs
DR.. GEORGE S. FOUKE,

OF WESTMINSTER, MD,
COLLECTS applications for SKILLED
- OPER.l TIONS IN DENTLS7R Y,
at the "Gilbcrt House." MECHANIcsTowN
the Fourth Thursday afternoon and Friday
forenoon Of every month.
AT EMMITTsBURG, Fourth Wednesday
afternoon and Thursday forenoon, and at
Rocky RIDGE, First Wednesday after
noon. mar4-tf
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AUCTIONEE!sGNH.

Y1IIE subscriber, having considerable OK
pericncc rs an Auctionccr, offers ms
services to the public to cry Public or FRI
yate Sales. lie will attend in town, or any
reasonable distance from McchancstoWn
for that purpose. lie may he found at his
residence. Terms. reasonable.
sept 23-6mos JOHN ED. MAkllN.
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For sale only by

For sale only by -.
WIN. MOORE,
Dealer in Watches, Clocks, Jcwclrv
Silver Wear, &c, g., Westminster, Md.
may21-4t
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Dr, w. r.. Hu'dKETT

III ANlNG permanently located in Sa-
| | hillasvsllc, respectfully tenders his
professional services to the citizens OF the
town and vicinity,
Sept. 23-3moS.
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My son, Charles II. Steiner, is associated
with me in the above business, and is full
partner. The firm will be known as Stci-
ucr & Son. Respectfully,
aug 20 JOHN A. STEINER.
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,GYOVLI N.Aa& ERR.

\ MA NJ. L. EILER,
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important Announcement

Drcparing for early publication, en-
J. bcHishcd with Il fine Portrait of the
Chief Justice, on Steel, in one volume, oc-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-02-02
- -. -. = , = : =
Me1fe6aa PFOfnct0ra

One Of those ancient maXims which have:
become trite by frequent repetition, but are
none the less true, is that republican insti-
tutions have no solid foundation except IN
the virtue Of the people. Among the iln-
prcssive lessons Of History none is more
sirikinsly proved, and the lessons Of the
present confirm, in every point, the expert
ence OF The "a /.
The Distracted cOnqiuon ol Mexico IS
sad example Of the dscadenee Of corrupt
aud ignorant people. In the halt century
which has elapsed since her release from
Spanish bondage she has seen but two
CLEANS OF hope and prosperity. The first
was under the Emperor Iturt idc, and the
second under the Emperor Maximiian.
Bad as Spanish rule is, there is little doubt
that Mexico would be more civilized and
more prosperous i. she had remained a
Spanish coleny.fo 70 this day.
There is q general feeling throughout the
world, and we believe it to be we'll founded,
that the United States, by their interference
with Maximilian, destroyed tho only pros
pect that Mexico ever had of establishing a
stable government which would have
proved blessing to her, and benefit to
all the nations which are interested in her
prosperity. Consequently, the United
States are in a great degree morally res.
ponsible for the anarchy, ruin and blood
shed which desolate that unhappy land.
There l., in lSet, q straLg probability thai
! the United States win, at no distant day, in
| terfere in the affairs Of the Inflated sistel
republic, If this government wasWhat i
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-02-02

We confess that the anxieties expressed
by some Of our cotempOaries on the sub
iect Of "Amnesty" affects Us but little. The
time was when graceful act ofpolftical
sblivipn wnpld have awakened all the gen
ernls and appreciatiVe emotions of which
the Southern heart is so largely capable
Instead Of that we have had contumely and
oppression, bayOnets and beggars, thieves
aud thugs, thrust at us so that this day,
sx years after Apponlttox, all the cOncOmi-
tants Of state OF war, Gas in South Caro-
lima, for example,) are upon ms. AS the
matter now stands, Amnesty, when it
,.o1nes. will have lost the essential viItue
that could give it grace and appreciation
the virtue OF manly and magnanim0us gen
9, usity. That i no boon, which is eX-
lorted, not by considerations OF right and
iotbearance, but hy the prompsings OF
tral+y purpose and a pitifltl poii'N. We
shall bG glad, ol course, tQ haye the ban
pt political o4tracisnl removed irom all our
ieople, but We shall moi cIy hosannas over
!, nj ggard aud reluctant arj OF common de-
Crncv and justice.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-02-02

Health would be much wore carefully guard
ed than it Is at present, and the average OF hu-
man life heightened by many years, common
sense and the light OF experience were accepted
by the universal public as their medical moni-
tor and guide. The true philosophy OF health
is simple. 1t consists in retraining from indul-
Eenees and imprudences which impair the vital
coccee, and in Guppiyl4G &-:y deEciepcy Of vital
power aad constitutleiEal vtgor that may exist,
hy invigor atiBg and Alternative treatment. To
reintofce and regulate feeble system, and to
prevent a more vigorous physique from yield
ing TO unhealthy and debilitating influences,
Hostetteris StoS.aaCh BiTters is unquesttOnably
;he most potent of all We getable purifiers. AS q
stimulant, it is the purest ever administered in
medical pra0 t4ce a tonic and Stomachic, the
most infallib1e: anti-billiOus agent, the
safest and surest, and as an aperient and regu-
lating me dicine, mild and painless yet irreSiSt-
ible. 1t Is a protection against disease OF every
kind, and all seasons and is particularly eff-
against the ailments generated by raw, damp,
ungenial atmosphere. Hence its great value as
a winter tonic and invigoFant No one predis-
posed to indigestion, billiOusness, constipation,
+ TheuI 1atism or aeFVo9s head che, should ever
be Htshout this Tuaf I6llxt- A9 certain class
OF country dealers are very anxious TO dose their
customers with ''local bltfers," of "a worthless
! or PerHieious character, which they represent to
/ be equal or superior t. the great national tonic,
! the public ia hereby fOrswarned against their
tricks on trade.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-02-02

once was, If the people were less fatally
tainted with the iust of gain, or rather
plumber, Mexico might find its salvation in
an American annexation or protectorate.-
But what would either of these expedients
prove at the present day? Nothing
but gigantic job undertaken for
the purpose Of proppins up an
administration, securing reelection
and filing the pockets OF greedy and I'M
scrupulous partisans. A Butler would soon
pocket the last spoons left by the Mon
tezulnas. The rich cohdtctds OF the
POtOsi silver mines would promptly
swell the Golfers of the loyal military Gov
ernOrs from Ohio or New Hampshire, and
a paternal prohibltive tariff accompanied by
beautifully diversified stamp duties would
spread it's protective segis over the land of
the AZtecs.
At the present moment another Of the
iRnumerable MeNicaul revolutions is IN
progress, and the whole country seems to
be in complete anarchy. Some Generals,
discontented with the election of Juarez,
have raised the standard Of revolt, and the
result is quite uncertain. No matter which
party succeeds, its tenure of power viii be
brief and another revolution will overturn
the results Of this, and so on, al iI,ttuttaun,
SO that even taking into calculation the
jobs, plunderfngs, land frauds and spolia-
tons which are sure to follow in the foot
steps OF Yankee annaxation, or protecto-
rate, Mexico and the world at large would
be the gamers thereby.
But with the present standard Of political
morality, the good OF the country or the
benefit to its nelghhor OF TO the world viii
not weigh feathers weight in the scale,
and the only question TO ho considered, as
in the case OF Cuba or any other case that
may arise, will be, how it will affect the re-
election Of General Grant and the success
OF the Republican party. When the poll
tics OF a govsrrNent afd controlled, as they
are, by such considerations, and when the
Executive is so ready 40 substitute military
for civil law. the country has good cause to
take heed lest in tiRe it tolldw in the track
Oh unhappy Mexico.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-02-02
CABLE DISPATCHES.
LONDON. Jan. q

LONDON, Jan. =.
Otway, member from Chatham, addressing
his cOnstit uents, said Europe is pregnant wtth
threatening co,nplic@ tio-2.
In disgusting tho .utlabatSa CLAIMS, 0tway
said: The concessions demanded by the United
States won4 render war necessary, and the
biunder the English government mignt make,
produce disseI.siaps at homo !; he deprecated the
honors paid the negotiation treaty at Washing
ton.
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CABLE DISPATCHES.
LONDON. Jan. "

LONpON, Jan. 27.
special dispatch athe ElRperor of Germany
urges Earl Granville to negotiate a treaty
suppressing international law, principally by
the rendition of political refugees.
The Spanish Dourbons have coalesced upon
Austoria, with Duke Montpensier as Regent
during Austoria's minority 1t is thought the
disruption of the liberal party in England is in
eyitable upon the education act.
1t is said that affairs al Versailles are threat
ing,
1he factions against ThifrS and the Republic
arc bolder.
The report is current that bismarck Is prcpar-
ing for new invasion,
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TELEGRAP-HIC.
NEW YORK.

New YORE, Jan. q.
Counterfeit Tens on the POughkeepsie Bank
are in circulation.
The steamer Charleston arrived last night with
tventF-four Ku-Klux prisoners from Charleston
They were guarded by detachment CT I. s.
infantry. LEY vii ie ken tgtatIigany this
morning
There were several rows at the reform Prin-
airy elections. Il. F, Midget testified that he
would not believe Porter's oath If ne Porter1
testified he had no connection with the order
business.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-02-02
WAsHINGTON.
WAEHISGrOS, Jan

WAEHINGTON, Jan. =.
me Commissioner of Internal Revenue re.
fuses to compromise the Eagle revenue fraud
cases of Baltimore.
Mr.. Beck, in the House. spoke in opposition
to the postal telegraph. He had no favor for
Western Union, but there was no monopoly he
feared so much as government monopoly.
There is nothing said at the Agricultural De-
partment to change the estimates of the cotton
crop reported last month
During the past four weeks, postal service aia
been ordered on tVelye i1qnaFea aDa eighty
eight 4atles of neW railroads.