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and Chicago q ths ssain ussFy. Al
Tolsd. q bssash win ~ fsnisAsd gfps
81. Louis Via Inaisn,pols; a. olsys-
isnd for CincinnaA; Il Chicago fos
Omaha and MIlvsatss and points ov:s
the Northwestern rod. Thsss are sons
OF the details Of huge mall dslivsry.
While Il remains 10 b demonstrated
vhs.hsr tho additional expenses will
compensate for the luxury. /.
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DEED .. ~ rvain.

wApswoRTH. August 49, Last night
about 1880, an old lady over 20 years
Of sgs. naniod Mary G. Mcbride. who
wss on her way to Shasta county. CAL,
10 her children. died on the emigrani
train Of congestion OF tho lungs. She
was from Arkansas and travelling alono.
Her body viii be taken to her children.
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xETERN DISPATCHES
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.'''A, :s.D 2 ,+.IT s's''
h = TALiF0RNrA. 81 -
49, s6srises,'
Hsssissats@khs nfsshsr efDse
o'Nsii tries % shses sis Assas
sin PsDtsSeal Nsss 7Expseist
Dsvsispassss 90 1hisky Frauds
BAS FnAScrsco. August 25-1 p. NJ
In Dc RspaNishik nnicipal cnnvra,
ton last night. q ssriss 20 rssolution'
on the water question limiting the phct
70 IS cents per gallon and providing
that In no event should more than &c.
ooo.o 900 BE- paid for the whole sprinf
viiyspspsrty. strs tsdoptsd. sCI
Gen. Sheridan look . drive yesterday,
behind Jas. @. Keene's fo~ur.in.hand
In TIE evening hs attended the caliior'
mia Theatsr. To-day hs will viht the
Mint.
Philip @. 0'Nsii, a brother Of the late
Doc o'NeiI, shot ,ass- Sunday by VIM,
J. Taylor. has been frustrated In an at.
tempt 70 kill ths slayer Of his brother.
BE vsnt 10 the Chief Of Polics's Office
ON Sunday and trisd to get q permit to
see Taylor. under an assumed name.
he VA recognized and refused apsrmit.
Yesterday he entered the Police Couri
and took a position near the prisoners
dock, exciting suspicion by his move
msnts. He was takon TO the Chiefs
office md . pistol found on him. which
he admitted Il was his intention TO shoot
Taylor when he entered the dock. Hs
was arrested for carrying concealed
weapons.
f, Psliucatnsws from all parts Of the
State 10 very lively. Candidates are &C.
lively e-anvassins their respective dis.
tricis, and meetings are generally ro'
ported well attended.
II Is expected that In q day or two Inn
portsnt Developments will be made In
connection viii whisky revenue frauds
In this city.
Held ssr MsrAsr.
T. a.. pnIjcs Oouyt to.dav Vim Inv.
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IAsiERN-U. 8. Navy Department.
y. 8. Treasury Department. U. ..
Capitol. U. 3. Light nos!c kngl'
necrs. Bessemer Steel Works, TROY,
n. Y. BALTIMORE 3 Ohio Railroad
Company. American Steamship
Company, etc.
PACIFIC O0ABf-Palaee Hotel,
San Francisco. Kimball Manufac'
turing Company, San Francisco
San Iranclseo. U. y. Mint, Ban
Hraneise0. Pioneer Flour Mills
Sacramento. 0yerman Hoistinf
works, Gold Hill, and . host Of
others, - may be seen BY sending
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WALT WHITMAN Il reported ~ III and
INDECENT. and spending his last days a
Camden. Now Jersey. He has had .
somewhat checksrej life, and OF hia
productions opinions are divided, though
no one questions their vigor, originality
and courage. Emszson ms oas q p!
earliest appreciates. and bic word q
generous comuendation sold an entire
edition Of ''Ths Isavss Of Gnss."
Tcnnyson, Swinbnms, and Rosetti have
e1tollod him. and The Wslpiaskr Re
rie,e crowned him a. the representative
poet OF democracy. atill all Americana
believing themselves cultivated critics
declare his writings IN uninielligibls
jargon. and question his sanity. And
what Il still more remarkable 10 that biz
works have ~ yet found Nc puhlishsr.
though thsy ara In steady demand. and
some Of them cannot b procured o. ths
bookstores. He va obliged 70 Be his
own publishsr, or ding his songs 70
himself In . smolhersd, dumb way.
This ID whaa II oosts 70 b DECIDEDLY
original In America In the last hall Of
the nineteenth csntury.-0rapAie.
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I,,pm REoovEnY.-Hary Branch. the
man who had his skull fractured while
working in the shaft OF the Prospect
min, less than three weeks ago. IL now
aide to he around. 1t will he remenl.
Lcrci that a portion Of his skull. ABOUT
two inches long anil n wide. ~ pAksn
out by Drs. Manson and Weber. HIS
injuries were 40 severe that scarcely any
one thought he would recover.
NrlIIY A Finr.-Some little boys
came very near starting a hrxt-class are
about noon yesterday. in Lonksy X
smiths lumber yard. near The oPni!
t~resilc work in Virginia. They had SCI
fire to a bunch Of whittlings under q
large lumber pile. and but for the
timely discovery of the hre BY Chiei
MeNair. IL would undoubtedly have
burned up. The boys vere quito
sIsall.
Tnr MrxIxo TAx.-The ESioPri< and
CLroniei, were laboring under . missP-
pr.hensiou when they stated that the
proceeds OF the mines were to Do taxeu
Tor county purposes the same v per
sonal property. The Assessor has been
directed 10 levy the customary tar. pend
ing the decision Of the Supreme Court
In the matter.
D~is,rroISrKp BoxRpKRs.-Many per-
sons who went 10 the Delmonico Res-
taurant in Virginia To get their meals to-
day. were disappointed to hnd the house
closed aud in the hands Of the Sheriff.
John Delmas. the proprietor. hled = Pc
tiiion In bankruptcy yesterday.
R~krAIGISo. - The railroad trsstle-
work. near tho Belcher mine. 10 being
put in good repair. The foundation
iimbers. which are buried In the ground.
decay very rapidly. rendering 10 neces'
sary for them TO be repaired at coupar.
stively short intervals.
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ANAnRow EscArE.-Three men who
ue employed in lowering the sewer ON
Main street, above the railroad crossing.
barely escaped being buried by a falling
<all yesterday. There Is a stone wall in
'tont Of the residence Of Samuel Ovens,
4, short distance above the railroad. the
,oundation Of which In not proportional
g the weight II has to support. and tho
Mwer runs but . few feet away from the
ssll. While the men were working
here yesterday. Of them. named
Nike Lloyd. noticed that tho wall was
beginning to give way, and warning his
eompanions Of the danger. they all
got out Of tho way rs fast as possible.
bit not an instant too soon. for m the
last man rot out OF the sewer. about ~
i,et Of tho wall came down, throwing
rpek. timben and dirt completely across
The road. One Of our doctors, accom-
,mied by his wife, was sitting In his
blggy In front Of the premises whom tho
wall fell, and had not his horse made q
.eap out OF the way. the buggy and Its
occupants would inevitably have been
struck by q largo timber. which rs 1t
vas, missed them by only n fow inches.
A the road was blockaded with teams
aiar the place at the time. 1t may DO
considered q piece OF raro good fortune
hat n disastrous runaway did not occur.
School TEACHES EXAMINATION. xrc.
Il will bs seen BY an official notice in
our advertising columns that all appli-
crnts for positions rs tsschsu in the
Gold Hill Public Schools for the coming
year, are directed to report for examins-
lion at tho Public School building on
Friday, September Sd. Teachers will
DO selected from those attending the OF.
animation. Az the examination will be
apt 10 continue during both Friday and
Saturday. the timo for opening the
Public schools on tho Divide. Lower
Gold Hill, and at American Flat, cannot
A the present time be definitely stated.
Notice will Be given In due time. IL Ia
not the intention OF the Board OF School
Trustees to open the schools In Gold
Hill proper until the new school house
shall have oeen eomP.''eu' ,%
The Trustees intend employing only
such teachers rs q Pass al examina-
ton. and those looking for positions
will have to toe the scratch.
A.,
ANOTHER pIAsrtp aiAS'-A mine1'
named Timothy Quinn. was pretty bad
IL injured by a bias, In tho Consolidated
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FoRHIcN NEWs.

A Unparalleled suinaing Peal
frssa Esgiasa - Rsaass. all
LONDON. August 25.-captain wsbt
succeeded In accomplishing the feat Of
swimming from Dover 70 Calais. Hs
was In the water AK hours. He was
almost s1haustsd nom the long and
continued strain upon his system. and
when he was taken from the water vas
barely able 10 stand. h. howsver.
shortly Afterwards recovered and walked
ashore without assistance. He was On.
Enthusiastically ehssrsd BY . large crowd
present TO witness his landing on the
French coast. sii.g
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srOcK RRPORf.
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Lat Evsaing.
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10 Kaynsnd and KY. 70
no kurska Con-. -. -, 3oh
10 jackson, MIX
rs 4 hsnix, ~
100 wsshiastsa ssd Creole. sc
so Alps. Nhc. soc
Is helmoat. ~
rs X X con Q, az
125 Leopard. -, IAN
a Js1srpen, A.. ~
100 ella. xxx
IS asns6.id, SOC. nc
10 Gelisn Chariot.
40 soath Charist, SOC
$50 Empire. Qdahsl soe, nc
$50 Pesman ~
40 ininol. Central. ". ~ bio
3U Sputh Mountain. INC
800 Mint, soc
10 Lady " ~a.hlngtoa.s
n kos-uth.1
a., Midas. AZ. ~
SD fiorida, ~, AZ
2.s original Gold I'LL. ~
al baltic Con..1
iss0 Andes. ~, n
40 PAeihc, ~
co Wells Fargo. soe. sake
iSo North Carson, SOC
ioo Niagara. &C
1oo Cosmopolitan. 80, sc
~ LsviAihan, sIke1
10 Prospect. 9, sN
is0 Maryland. ISe
SO Cromer.3
100 Morning star. ~
"a, Rect 4 Iteleher, Nk. 80 bO
g Coa Virginia. 10. ~
go c%.ilornls, ely, a. cis
10 Ophir, 81. 3s.s
Is Hale u NoUross, %
Is savage. los, iot
~ Utah, i1k
so Mexican, - b
PACIFIC STOCK E~xcnAssa.
NJ N,adsw Valley. 81
10 IaJrnopd n KY, N
40 CentrAl Bclnsnt, ~
ix5 tiila. t..tS bio, <roo
% knrcks Con. ~
so Northern Hslle. ~
Leopard, IL
2OD Co.o Ton ~
1851 Nes Co.e. ~. ". 49,.
80 fachvco,1
40 Gs.den Chariot. IL
80 North Carson, SOr. IN
10, mil sheridan. N
- Illinois Central. ~
10 yellow Jaeket. sfN
80 toad 4 Curry, ~
40 roornAn. ..
~ Crown Point. AK
10 Hale and Norcrvss. <2k
IS California. sfx
IS raymond and KY. -
Isl New Coso. J..
SIS Andes, ~. 81 90. 81. hos -
- Giia. ~
10 Hale ssa Nsreross. <ax
IS Beleher. u. s<A
10 Ten vinginia, 3o5
NJ M.xissn. 12S. NV b.. ~, nv bio
"a w~lls faryo, NC
- Meadow Valley. sk
GD lest 4 Bslcber, oiS
90 Gllc. ~
as 0phir. ssS. ssS. co hs. 50 .io
20 Chall@age. ~
- Choiiar. fotosi. ~
80 union Gun. 81
80 liusssy ~
iu1 baltimore 81
" Prospect
CO MsIicsn. 9a'.. - -. az ss
~ Gould and Curry, ig's
10 sierra Nevada. ia
Ion Gils. ~
10 Hutton. 70 si0
N Ophir. 20 bO
20 North Carson. tc
~ Savage, ioi. ION
10 Ja-tice. u
~ Union eon d, -
80 California. CAV
iIO Jefferson, ik,t.
- Utah, iss, i2a
50 -ss th. ~
- Mansfield. se
io 81. Patrick. ~
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osxfIEnIsp CLsfnIIe, he.
,iirIll5e5s
sr,LL ruarnrs REDUCTION
Fl. 'i,.".',a ss
Spring and Summer
10 LOT N G
BANNER BROTHERS.
,zTu S'iAAdl NlHSv
" gg uuT
/ The Immense Sales
....lrr nAro szAr....
CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
Made Il necessary IN lay In an additional
Large and klegsnt Stock OF
Spring &Summer Clothing
which they Offer to the publie ii
rrI .aE ~ HlIHNIla ID.
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
SUITS OF ALL KINDS
FOR MEN AND soys.
Enough to sapply Everybody.
Big Men and Small,
Fat Men and Lean,
All can Be a,,ed q. the Great
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
n n BROTHERS.
nth.ss Goods must bo disposed d, in order
70 make room for . heavy supplyof
Fall and Winter Goods,
Nov being Manufactured At their Mann.
factory In New York.
Now Is your Time 10 Bay Goods
Cheap.
tD-One ofths frm 10 constantly In the East.
under whosc supervision and care ell Foods are
manufactured for their trade, taking advantage
IN tho fuetustiou ofths msrketand purcns,lng
Goods Cheaper than any other lIouse on the
Pac,nc Coast, Those In need Of Clothing VIII
consult their own interests and msney BY max
Ing their purchases a.
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r.ssiiiss.es asd Expsssesss - Nee
ss.asy - Capetal - ~ Dsssssp.
Rsss e ne Hinesal Rsssassss 81
OaP State.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
poMEsTIo MEWs.

sscIAI 70 : sslD lrlL BABY sivl
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Nrw YoRx. August 25.--Robert John.
son. q cotton broker. has suspended.
uo was compelled to suspend payment
last Spring. when no obtained an OF.
tension. Lul owing to the difficulty Of
making collections has been unable to
meet tho obligations Thus contracted.
Negotiations are pending 10 enable
the clothing house Of William 4. Perry
Of Newark. N. j.. TO resuno. The al.
fairs Of tho firm arc complicated with the
settlements Of Howell i Co.. Of New
ark. and T. W. sprague & Co.. Of Gin.
cinnati.
W. Butler Duncan has written q letter
stating that hs adopted tho method oil
his proposition Of August 10th for The
express purpose Of retaining alone In
the hands Of Kennedy 4 Duer the Oh
legations OF Duncan. Sherman & Co.
until the 81, per cent. should 10 paid
in full, and prevent any question as 70
the liability Of Duncan. Sherman 4 Co.
The composition notes I propose to give
will. II required. b endorsed BY Dun
can Sherman X Co., whose p~artnenhip
has not been dissolved.
O'Baldwin. the Irish Giant. Ia dying
in this city Of lang disease.
Ysss HALL PrsisetA
CHICAGO. August a5.-A waahingsou
special says that Mr.. Bangs. in oomplst'
Ing his project for . last mail train from
New York to Chicago. proposes slti.
matsly the getting up Of = series Of fast
trains. using the one between New Yori
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ts-One ofths arm 10 constantly 10 the RAst.
under whosc supervision and care ell goods are
manufactured for their trade, taking advantage
In tho fuetuatiou OF the marketand purcnsslnG
Raw Material, which enables them 70 bsIl
Gools Cheapcr than any other House on the
Pac,dc Coast, Those IN need OF Clothing wiz
consult their own interests and msney BY max
Ing their purchases 81
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Foreign Affairs

Fifty mills have been closed ia Ashton
England, and eight thousand operatives
are thrown out Of employment. The Man.
chester Guardian says an alarming state
Of things prevails at Oldham. Only six
out of one hundred and sixty two mills
belonging to the Employers Association
are working.
A market for the sale of old clothes was
opened the other day in Glasgow by the
municipal authorities. The market is the
largest Of the kind in Great Britain. The
rent is $4,000, and the receipts amount to
10000 per annum.
Sir Francis Bond Head died in Eng
land on Friday. He was Lieutenant Gov.
of Upper Canada during what was known
us the ~Patriot War; was very lively
writer in literature and most unrelentine
hanger of rebels.
A fire at Glasgow, Scotland, on We'd.
nesday, destroyed Grant's cotton mills,
entailing loss ofs500,0OO. The employees
escaped from the building with much DIFF.
ficulty, several girls and two firemen being
severely burned.
Major Fulton, Of the American rife
team, received the Wimbledon Cup on
Saturday at the hand Of Princess Louise.
The team will sail for New York on the
18th Of August.
The Spanish Government has determined
to contract a loan Of 81, 000, 900 to indem.
Nifty the owners Of emancipated slaves in
Porto Rico
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sHERIFF's SALE.

10y virtue Of Writ of Fieri Facias issutd
- out Of the Circuit Court for Carroll Ca
State Of Maryland, at the suit of James A.C
Bond, against the goods and cha.tels, lane,
and tenements Of David Smith, and to me D.
recied, have seized the following propersy
viz All the right, title, interest and esiaied
him the said David Smith, Of, in and to all lie
following property, both at law and in eQuiy,
all the following parcels Of tracts and lcis Il
land, being parts Of tract Of laAd called
Peach Brandy Forest, situate aud living ID
Carroll county, Maryland, and dislingai,AeA
as lot No. 2, and containing TWENTY FIVE
ACRES OF LAND, more or less also al
that other lot or parcel OF land. part Of zns
tract Of land called Peach Brandy Forest
and distinguished as lot No. 4, eon,ainias
FIFTY.PIVE ACRES or LAND, nor
or less, i being the same two parts Of tnes
or parcels of-lsnd that was conveyed to ihs
said David Smith by John Smith Of r. lnd
kebecca ID. Smith, Trustees, by deed bcaias
date on the 10Th day of June, A. d. 1914
and recorded among the Land Recorisd
Carroll county, in Liber J. B. b., No. "
Folio 5i7, &c.
And hereby give notice that on
MoSDAY, 2ap OF AuGrr, 1875, At . o'clE
p. N. At the Cour, House door, in the city
OF Westminster, will sell said property %
seized and taken into execution, TO the kigA.
est bidder for cash.
EDWARD DEVILBISS, Sheriff
Sherif's Office, Westminster, Nd, Ju!
~, 1875. julySlts
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was nominated by reclamation for Comptrolies
al the Treasury. The nominee for Governor
4 President Of the State Senate Notwlth.
standing all the wranging and charges and
eounterchaFges ofbribery In the Convention,
the result seems 10 have been amicably accep'
led. There can be no doubt Of Mr.. Carroll s
election. The platform adopted, may be
termed an old-hslrioned Democratic declara-
ton Of principles.
The New York World, Democratic, says I;
There can be no doubt about the Maryland
platform. Il is not a fooltnp. 1t is . sin
cere expression Of the views which the Demo
Gratis Of Maryland entertain, and Il makes no
attempt TO bring in under cover OF any amhig-
uous or hating phrase anybody who does not
believe in free trade, hard money and home
rule. People who believe, or who believe
that they believe, inprotection, rag money and
Capitalization, are expressly notified that they
will not help 10 secure any one OF those bles'
sings by going In for the Democratic candi'
dates in Maryland. Hedging resolutions
about the tariff and the currency, which were
not meant for anybody to understand, which
we're meant for everybody to misunderstood,
and in which nobody could say that he be
lieved, although, as they were on both sides
Of the question, nobody could safely say that
he disbelieyed them, have done a great den
Of mischief first and last. The Maryland plat
form is as free Of them as the last platform OF
New York The issue is sharply defined, and
the campaign will be stoutly fought.
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The BLACK MISUNDERSTANDING
the great flourish of trumpets about the
arrest Of miners in the Black Hills gold
region, il seems that considerable num-
Der Of them viii be allowed to extract the
milk from the cocoanut, as appears from
the following .-HThere are it is estimated
on Spring and Rapid Creeks not fewer
than three hundred miners; disseminated
throughout the hills about eight hundred.
Gold in the new digging is of coarser
quality and in greater quantity than that
discovered along French Greek Miners
are coming into the hillsat the rate oftwenty
daily, and new gulehes, ravines and gullies
are thickly settled"
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Political Notes.


The coming elections occur this year in
the following order
Kentucky, Monday, August :; Califor-
s,A, meurssuAy seP'empef y 95kansas,
$500 $500 0 III I =, nalne, Monday'
o nv Ti 10 IOWA iowa ~, ,aesuay, oe'oDef 2;
g S esuayi o's 's'n,h, ,ues-
S ;. m mo,s.SDs T hans S is s Nov'
:, MA anu sssuas, Wv Massachu-
s ~ w ius'S y sos. : msslss'ppi, tues
Nissan; TnesJax NV ,. NJ WI
Tuesday Nav ,. Naw L. -
Nov ). ps.,sv,,aa;. ~. NJ y
Tsx.s TnasS.v Daesmhar , 49, >
cENrEskIALG ovERsoRs.--Hon. Chas.
Francis Adams u being prominently
brought forward as a candidate for the
next gupernatorial term IN Massachusetts.
should he submit TO nomination and
succeed IN an eleetiou there Is prospect
Of TWO Governors, lineal descendants Of
signers q the Declaration OF Independence,
Delng pIeseh. = 'ns centennial ceremonies
leAs yeal, w M Adams VINO is
'aS Ga :, oynn Auans' anu Ut, 1ohn
C ss J,' os n WIZ ,,a y s'ana'oh Oh oharies
Na.'oH y 0ai'0'''on
Aoou. 'ne e'sakles. organ ~ 'he eoun-
49, . .ns present. s a, .l@e : 'ne Boston
5Taoe'ey, ~ y a. doieiui as an old gate
NH and tbs sood S.sI,ns !. l.. . s.ns.d
North apd go1th tbs T,en.Is.r i. dra.S'
faIly sfrs;d os sno. sbr RshaIli ss 's'o'
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Of the Ftvedmsn's Bank. the Indian Ring
villaipies, and all and singular the unpar-
aIleled frauds and thens perpeirased in
every eeueeivable way hy the adherents Of
the present Radical Administration. So
much for is devotion 10 reform in the
Federal Hoyernmcnt With equal pride
il can point to its relormatory efforts IN
the State Governments Virginia, North
aud South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama and
Louisiana. With especial pride il points
to the course Of Governor TiIden, Of New
York, in his struggle against the Canal
Ring in that State, as irreffagible proof
Of its reformatOry record, and that it may
be trusted and relied upon to carry out to
the fullest extent any reforms that may be
found necessary or desirable in Maryland,
much more than any combination Of dis
satisfied Democrats with the eifete Repub-
lican party, disguised under the name Of
the Peoples Party, the Reform Party, OIL
by whatever other name il may be known
or called. The cry of reform as q
rallying cry Of new party, win de.
ceive no one. 1t is an old article, cum
ming device of crafty men, 10 trick them.
selves out IN some specious garb whenever
they have sinister or covert end in view
And for rotten Radicalism, in association
with few sore-headed and dhaffected
Democrats, If any such there be, to attempt
to disguise itself with the thin veil Of
Hreform," IS too transparent fraud t.
escape the detection Of the least obseryant
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SHALL VIZ IsvIrE rmE ou,,s i
present sensation amongst @s MAJ.
ne wspapers Is the notion Of inS,,; q The
Victoria 70 the Centennial N.Y. aVsesn
that the New York lSaa i r.., W. believe
the idea, and it urges It daily STn0ls .,
timore american thinks, thai naa tas Bal,
the people of this country would IIo = y
welcome the Queen here, but ,I.,s = gladto
one chance IN ten thousand thal , n. ! not
come. She Is getting along n N, s ,us would
like most old people, has mar, IN Y and
for the family freside than apv u aase!ioA
In the world, for Queens are oa III Place
beings after all, |, is all yerv AZ. human 7
about the beautiful sentimental,,S" y . alt
friendship to b. Ssmented by hs,; new
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-07-31

Current rumors, which have proved to
be unfounded, Of an independent demo.
cratic movement, induced the Baltimore
Gazette to dispatch reporter to Hagers-
town on Monday, to interview Hon. VIM.
7. Hamilton, Messrs. Syester, Freaner,
Williams, and others. The reporter, on
his return, represented everything as lovely
in that part of Western Maryland. Mr..
Hamilton, however, refused to be inter
viewed, because it was seldom that inter
viewers properly represented man in their
reports. He however said he had heard
Of no trouble in the ranks and knew Of
none; that he had always been Demo-
crat, and in his future course would do
nothing undemocratic. The affront offered
to those gentlemen in the implied suspicion
Of their party fealty, seems not to have
occurred to the reporter at all, or to those
who sent him.