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Presidents.

The following table, prepared for
reference. shows the political sonti-
ments aud the date of the inaugura
ton OF each President, the length OF
time he lived after that event, and
his age at the time Of his death:
l. George Washington, Indepen-
dent, inaugurated 1889; lived 10
years ; age GS.
2. John Adams. Independent, in
angurated 1877; lived 2oycars age
90
3. Thomas Jcfrersou, Democrat,
iuaugura:ed 1901; lived 2j years
age So
4. James Madison, Democrat, in-
augurated 1909 lived n years f; age
SO.
5. james Monroe, Democrat, in.
augurated 1917 lived IL years age
10.
6. John Q. Adams, Whig, inau.
gurated 1925; lived % years age
ISl.
7. Andrew Jackson. Democrat, in
augurated 1929 lived 1G years age
rs.
8. Martin Van Buren, Democrat
inaugurated 1887 lived 2j years
age so.
.. W. II. Harrison, Wing, inau'
curated lSil lived ] month age
6s.
10. John Tyler, V p, lndepond.
snt, inaugurated 1911 lived q
years age ~.
IL. james X. Polk, Democrat. in
augurated 1885 lived 4 years ; az,
81.
- Zachary Taylor, Wbig, inau'
gurated 1919 lived l6 months F.; age
Gj.
l3 Millard Fillmore, Y. u. Inde'
pendent. inaugurated 1850 lived q
years age ~
a. Franklin Pierce, Democrat. in
augurated 1853 lived Ii years age
%.
Is James Buchanan. Democrat
inaugurated 1857 lived ii years
age II.
1G Abraham lincoln, Republican
inaugurated 1861 lived 4 years and
ilt months age 81.
| II. Andrew Johnson, V. T., In.
dependent, inaugurated 1865 lived
10 years ; age 81.
Is. General Grant, Republican
inaugurated 1869.
Tyler aud Fillmore were elected
Vice Presidents as Wings aud John
son rs n Republican. Their "indc
pendence" followed their inaugura
ticns as Presidents.
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POPULATION OF TaE CoUSraY.-
There nre some notable DEDUCTIONS
to be made from the census taken in
Il number Of the States during the
last year. Ono OF the most noticel-
ble is the abstention from tho polls
Of u large number OF citizens. In
fact, this evil seems to be on the in
crease. As to increase of popu!a'
ton, the returns from fourteen
States Gu one OF which, Michigan,
the census was taken in lS7i) show
an addition to that Of 1870 OF ut
least > 0J0,000 persons. The accnr-
ate character Of the returns from
throo States-South Carolina, Lou
isiana, anl Texls-aro disputed. In
the two first named States the emu
mcmtions arc asserted to have been
incompetent. In Texas tue returns
are an estimate based on q school
census. The actual increase in the
other eleven States il l,6i2,OO0
This makes approximately ap IN
crease for tho whole country OF
about six millions. The present do
cade when it closes will show a lars
or proportionate increase than any
Of those who have proceeded 1T.
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THE three political virtues taugh.
in tho school OF Democracy are for
giveness, forgeifulness, and justiii-
cation. In 1866 our lesson was
the duty of forgiveness, in 1858 and
in 1872 it was forgetfllness, and
now wo are asked TO follow the Lead
or of the Confederate choir in the
centennial song Of justification
Loyal people generally decline to
join in the chorus, or to throw ur
their hats over any agreement that
compromises tho results OF the war.
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II the local elections in the cities
Of this State indicate anything in the
political line it is that the people are
not hungering after Democratic vic
tories. Harrisburg, Allentown, Erie.
Williamsport, Meadvlle, Reading,
ritusville and tho leading boroughs
report little of comfort for the De-
mocracy, and in the most of them
the Democratic discontinue is point
ed True the Independent voter has
been abroad rather extensively in all
of them, but, as n rule, he has not
been playing bob to the Democratic
kite. In Philadelphia there is hard
ly n single member of Councils elect
ed,seycepting Mr.. McNIullen, who
was chosen because of his Democra-
cy.-Phiiadephid Times.
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TIE snow is SO deep in the Little
Cottonwood mining districts, Utah,
that oil travel and transportation OF
ore is impossible. Snow slides occur
every few hours, sweeping down for
ests, wrecking cabins and occasions
ally burying miners so deep in the
debris that a search for their bodies
would be in vain.
The snow is eight feet dcop on q
level in the vicinity OF Cisco, New.
and in many places has driftei tc
the depth of from 80 to 80 feet. Ev-
erybody has to travel on snow shoes
aud in many places little can be scot
OF the houses except the tops Of th'
roofs and the chimneys.
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HAn,Lsoy, the colorcl mcmber oI
Congress from Alabama, is just now
tho hero OF the Democratic press
He voted for the amnesty of jeff
Davis, and being censured therefor
by some OF his constituents, writes
contemptuously Of the "hell hounds
who run the Republican party in his
State. THIS is the Centennial year
you know, and we must all love one
another. Hence Haralson's afl'ec-
ton for jeff, aud his "hell-hound
talk to Republicans. thoroughly
charms the tender and aifectionat,
Democrats of the State rights and
Constitution school
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Political Conventions.

Calls have already beon issued for
political conventions in 1876 as fol
lows:
March 22.-Ponnsylvania Demo-
cratic convention, Lancaster
March 22--Now York Republican
convention. Syracuse.
March 20.-Ponnsylvania Ropub-
lican convention, Harrisburg.
March 29.-Vermont Republican
convention, Burlington.
March 2o.-Ohio Republican con
vention. Columbus.
April 3 --Natioual Convention Of
Colored Men, Nashville, Tennessee.
April 1l.-South Carolina Ropub-
lican convention, Columbia.
April l2.-Virginia Republican
convention, Lynchburg.
April l9-Indiana Democratic
convention.
April 20 Georgia Democratic
convention, by Congressional dis
tricts, to elect delegates to the Ma
tional Convention.
May Michigan Republican
convention, Grand Rapids.
May lG.-Alabama Republican
convention, Montgomery.
May l7-Nntional GreenbacE
convention, indianapolis, Indiana,
May l7.-National Prohibition
convention. Cleveland, Ohio,
May l7--rennessee Republican
convention, Knoxville,
May l3.-Kentucky Republican
convention, Louisville.
May ~ Kansas Democratic con-
vention, Topeka.
May 2i-Alabama Republican
Convention, Montgomery. (Mlnori
ty CALI
June 1i.-Republican Nationa
convention, Cincinnati.
June 2l.-Florida Democratic con
ventiOn, Quincy.
June 27.-Nltioual Democrati
Convention, st. Louis, Missouri,
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Is the supreme court of Philadel-
phia, on February 9th, John ID.
Lewis, a colorod man, made applica-
tion to be permitted to pracli leo in
the courts of the State Upon an
examination Of his certificate, issued
by the clerk of the supreme court o!
Mass, anl the perusal Of a recon-
mendatory letter written by Gov.
CASTOR, of the same State, the court
decided TO grant tho request aud
admit Mr.. Lewis to the bar Of Penn
sylvania. This is the first instance
OF q colored mau being admitted t.
practice in this State; an appIica'
ton for similar privilege having
been refused some two years ago.
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ApuypAycg OF SILVER Cory -Wo
are told that the Government has on
hauj Sl2,000,000 Of silver coin avail
able for the redemption OF fractional
currency, and that tho production OF
silver is so great that thore is no
vault room for its storage in any of
the mints or Sub.rreasuries. The
amount OF fractional currency ia ac-
tual use is about S3O,0O).00O. The
coinage capacity Of the miuts is 81
100000 per month, so that by the
first OF next January it is practica'
BILE to put in circulation an amount
OF silver coin equal to the volume OF
the fractional currency. Therefore
tho policy of issuing silver in place
OF the small change bills is under
advisement in the Treasury depart
ment. is urged that tho present
gold value of the standarl ounce OF
silver bullion being Sl.0S, aud the
coming rate Sl.2i 40, the diifor-
ence between the export and nomi-
nal value Of such coins is lG cent.
aud 4 mills. The gold premium
would have to advance and remain
for some time at lit before the
coins could be exported at polit
freight AMI insurance, about 3 pei
sent., being taken into the calcula
tion. While all the conditions o
ths market indicated the probabilit,
OF the silver coins remaining in cir
cuiation when once put out, it wa
also demonstrated that il authorit!
was given by law for the exchang'
OF silver coins ut par for gresnbacks
and rice versa. 1t would insure be
You'd anestian the. concurrent circu
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rJ-A man is sewing out n yes

EJ-A man is serving out II year in
the Wisconsin State Prison who was
convicted of robbing tho mails of 20
cents. Since he has been confined
there the letter has been returned
from the dead-letter Office with the
25 cents enclosed, Tho man served
in the army, and was discharged with
the rank Of captain.
~A Vermont newspaper says
that man in Proctorsville canght 9
pickerel, tho other day, weighing
two and half pounds, inside ol
which was another pickerel, which
measured nine inches, in length ;
and inside OF this was still another,
whiah measured fvc inches in
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rs,yTho Maine Iegisl,tur

pSy The Maine Legislature has
abolished the death penalty, and
substituted imprisonment at hard Ia
Dor for life.
nfa- The Centennial bill was sign
cd by the President "With pen
mado OF a quill from the wing of an
American eagle
roJ- Miss Annie VI. Rhrwn, of Nil.
ton, was married recently, and the
same issue of the paper that con
tained the announcement fthc we'd
ding Glso recorded her death.
EsyA woman convicted Of mur-
dering her husband. is aprisoncr in
the Jail at Barboursvillc, West Ncr-
ginia. She is nearly cra2ci by re
morse, imagincs that phantoms are
constantly with her in tho cell, and
believes that hanging can nlono free
her from further torture. Not long
ago sho tried to induce several
friends to raise u mob and lynch
her, and she has sent several letters
to the Governor asking to have
her execution set down for an earlier
| Inv
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CHARLES fRANci5 ADAYs. JR.. Ia.
mado series of investigations ani
compiled statistics showing that on
ly one railroad passenger in 1000,
900 is killed, aui only one t. l,5p),.
900 is even SO much as bruised. II
the year 1874 only one person wa
killed on all tho Massachusetts, rail
roads, while 76 wore killed by acci-
dent in the city OF Boston.
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GES. BADcocS, whose trial took
place at St Louis, last week, charg-
I'd IA one Of the conspirators, TO do
fraud the goyernmentin illicit distill.
lag, was acouitted.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-03-02

Tnr Wisconsin State Republican
Committee believes the choice of tho
people for Presidential candidate is
Blaine, yet they deem it inexpeiient
to instruct their delegates to the Ma
tional Convention.
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THE $40. 900 RACE.
Both Heats Won by eoster-Hutherford
Se,out.

Second.
SAs FRaScisco. February % The
attendance at the Bay race track to
witness the four milo and repeat race
for the $50, 900 purse was very large
being estimated at 20,0)0. The
track was in fine condition, and the
weather fair, with light wind. Ruth.
erford was the favorite in The pools.
The following horses started: Ruth.
crford, Fost or, Hook Hooking,
Chance, Katie Pease, Revenue, Gold
en- Gate Both heats were won by
Foster, Rutherford second and the
rest distanccd time, I 3Sl. 1853.
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HEADQUARTERS REPUBLICAN, SrATEl
COLMITTLE,
HAnnfsnrRa- Enhrnnry 1 lH1G


HLnRIsprRa. February 1, 1876
In pursuance ofa resolution OF the
Republican State Committee. adopt.
81 at meeting held in Harrisburg
this day, Republican state Conven.
ton, to be composed OF delegates
from each Senatorial and Represen-
tative district, to the number to
which such district is entitled in the
Legislature, is hereby called to NEE,
in tue city Of Harrisburg, at twelve
o'clock noon, on Wednesday, March
", lS7G, for the purpose OF nomi.
mating an Electoral ticket and OF
s!ssting q Senatorial and Represcn-
tative delegates to represent the
State in tho Republican National
Convention, to be held at Cincinna-
u, Ohio, on the 18th day OF June
1s76. BY Order of the Committee,
UrSaY VI. HoYT, Chairman
4. WItsoS NORRIS. Secretary.
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A MATTER OF POPULAR INTEREST.

<,-,,AX
pcriect sys,ema, Inn rules OF sel eesurement as
n,sa naxe sRosnyeo 10 please sPe 2oVy miles
uMey NJ Al ~ "cre mere IN
person,
ssnpposc you nave o. least haif dozen
u'iieIs,t :, ~ uS !, Pa..in,i M ny, ~ ,.
~. ny vi" i., I'll We navc more tnan tircnry,
.scn onytgeu WIN its own buslnces, anu each
,IUusy ~, ~, my. v,yhniiie' Unnecessary wheel "i'h-
v!s III HHs VOW w" name a dozen or M or Them >,
~, "W,,h w ,br rle1sSsre ,sU The Custom Depart.
rrsdv made T rpprnIsbiD.,s 1sp,n mn,'n maze 70
WIN ~ .NInse .toSk of All underwear.
,n y S,, , ~, ~, win ~ nusJ maenincs'
t,s,. ,ituning OUT own slir,s Inc Irm-
so,a Th' sa,-r,, ls III, ~ 'nsly er.In-
iar tt0te. ihc uHnnyht Etock ltocm. Tho
EeeelSlns, Koom; Ihc 0Tder Department,
,, a hne Spe,,,ul ,nlioitls Dcpaf!.
I'm, - ,ns,a,a, 'nisH'' WAN Hs
te.re ot hneSengets, INC
y iaid h9idi s;r, en9ughr
y, n,t ,,I hhIi H., nc hdverising
adtngaSd II and sl,ifISgGT ropnla;
iii ~ ,i,- ~ ~ pc, no,ihy
Veii n.i your iornL Ire Men
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NI,Crvpr. Pa, 1873.

This is 10 certify that my property
destroyed hy fire ON the 3lst Of May,
wa, insured in the WNoituwn, fue
Insurance Co, 10y u. H. Smith, of Nd
amshurs, and pIli by iuc s'me Wiz
in 30 days lram dlc ut adln-iWe'', a.
thmrh IN sucha shape tIAt 'de 60
misn, avcrcig,rl. lrc,umU"ud 'Ic
company 10 al having dwellings, oi
Farm ru'yuy 10 .l, j.r.
Aue. Ii.iC ". w. BRATroS.
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We coniense/from the .ehri Peo,,cr tho
fuIsiance of a /onversaticl Gbout OAK HAIL in
Philadc<lhig/'N /'Nanamakcr& & Browns LARGEST
Cluthins&/lse In America" A visitor and
Ii-i,or. What corner is the Building on7'
Attendant. South East corner Of SiIth aud
Market. Flcaec note the SIXTH. for fome
strangers seeking Oak Hail, have been misled
by designing Jersons.'
It's dlmensionsg' ''''''''' ~ 'Oo Ai'O"
a. %.i2,0oS fauarc fcc,-ce on Marpc, and
$50 odd On sixth. six stories high. has over
occupied 10y ADra<nan twenty different busi.
V. tDo you use steam .powc-c,
A. "a giant young engine firnirhos mower
for the freight and passenger elevators, and tho
boilers steam for hCuting and the other opera
tions Of the house"
A, "Thcy are flrst uptLed and arranged in
the basement, on long vs. counters. aud taken
thence ON the fAigh/cleyator " the inspcS-
tors room on thc(k,yi loor"
Nd inRSf1SnG sf msarbs FRET fBs f2BSrnSGp ssSG arc c
measured in The piece, then Inspected Tho
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NOTICE.

A DMINIS TRAITORS NOTICE
ALetters Of administration on TIE estate OF
SNYDER county Pa. deed have been granted 10
the u undersigned. All persons khowins them
selves Indebted to said e.tate VIII rlease maho
against said estate will present tnem ior set
,icmentto DANIEL MAuRER,
JOHN kuNkEL,
Feb. 10, 10. AuminisUA'o'S'
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EVERY LADY

IIIIiri WITH Il. W Ol"r Nan rhni,' - tw'
elegant Oh chrD nos "A l'1|ir on i,F' q 'rt'. ~
AMI "t'1ntartuen'," tul f'r WI-tE N", p r's'-u,il,
at ~ 50 year. Iti-ul'rl Wl'p 10" ."-.us - 's
t'umulot' ia Zach nrm''rl NtF"iiH', P1etrv,
Fashion Note, &C., &'., ami - iHrt ~" ulit T.
liue every laiy shoul 'haNc, S'Tl u c'-. tie
,pscimcn copv, rai,e o cldh, anl rnt soGu one Of
our elegant preini nm. All.,.s
ALBFRr \. BtSSlL,
NeSbgrsH, prAutr g., y. \.
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EDW'D ], EVANS & co.

NuRSERYMEN AND SEEpSNEN,
luGE. p..v 4.
onnDn Garden rui Flower Se"ls. tr0''
NhtllO Seeds, Sccl tprn. Sect Potatoes,
seed Wheats. rrce m I uc'Sc ~tti'. g.
Huns, OF all kiuIs. tor spring AMI piIt p0
TlDnnC idll planting. DOllLD'
Grapes aud small FRUITS, Iycrs Gems. urut
mental Trees AMI ~hsua.. Eo.c,. i!rlSc Plthis
Sc, Dnr.o'r ~u'nr paced .ist' .'c Tor ull
Descriptive Cstaiouge,
4 DMINlSTRtTORS NOTICE
IA Letters NJ Administration on the estate Of
Reuben kliuslcr ltte oi centre Twp, dec'd
have been granted to the undersigned, |, all per-
son. knowing themselves In iebtcd to s1i estate
1 arc requested T. make payment Without delay
/ while those having claims viii !. csent them
duly authenticated lor settlement "a
rtIll, X GLER,
WM. a, MAINbl,
! Jan. 6, -. Alh!nl'tratoT'
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-03-24

The bill to tax the property of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, SO fal
as the same is not exempt from taxa
ton by the terms Of the charter
passed the House Of Delegates on
Monday by vote 81 to ga MAORI
ty so decisive as to leave but little
doubt that it will also pass the Senate.
The tenor of this bill will, no doubt,
be hailed with delight by the tax-pay-
ers of the State who have heretofore
meekly paid their taxes, whilst this
great railroad monopoly has escaped
so long. The Maryland Legislature
has done at least one good act during
its session this winter.
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is session this winter.

The names of five of our promi.
nent Republican citizen are under
consideration by the balance Of the
party for councilmen next year. We
hope they may be elected, as they are
men of high standing, full Of energy,
lots Of pluck, and will enforce the
laws in every respect without regard
to person or persons. Rally, demo-
crate, choose your men, and make
the contest one Of the warmest that
has ever been known in our town.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-03-24
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from active
practice, having had placed in his hands
hv an East India Missionary the formula
of simple Vegetable Remedy, for the
speedy and permanent cure of Consump,
ton, Bronchitis, Car!arrh, Asthma, ano all
Throat and Lung Affections, also Posi-
tive and Radical Cure for Nervous Com
plants, after having thoroughly tested it,
Wonderful curative powers III thousands OF
cases feels il his duty to make it known
TO his suffering fellows. Actuated by this
motivc,und "A conscientious desire to relieve
human suffering, he will send free of
churge) to all who desire it, this recipe,
with full directions for preparing and sue
ccsfuly using. Sent 10y return mail ny adj
dressing with stamp. naming TINS paper.
DIR. w. C. STEVENS.
Monroe Block, Syracuse, n. !.
Marl-1y
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-03-24

The interest manifested in the GER
emonies of unwilling the Freedmen S
monument April 18th, is unbounded'
A sub committee of. seventeen mem
bers was appointed to make all nee
essary arrangements. The parade
on this occasion will probably be The
largest ever held by the colored peo-
nile
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-03-24
JAMESTOWN PLO w =

WYE are now prepared to supply our
w customers with the celebrated Funks.
town Flows, so well known in this and
adjoining counties Have also the Key
stone Plow, which also bears high rcpu.,
tation. Apply at the Agli:uitural anu
Seed Store of STEWART g. PRICE,
war9t st FtcdrtIcE, MI
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-03-24
81 T. D.

HARBAUGH.-O On the Nth instant, in
Sabillasville this county, Mrs. Lvdla
Ann, widow of the late Solomon Han
baugh, aged So years, 4 months and l
day.
OHLER.-Feb. 2, at her sons residence,
Mrs. Rosanna OhIer, aged 80 years, a
months and 3 days.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-03-24

New HAMPsHIRE..-The election
in this State resulted in a complete
republican victory, the candidate for
Governor having nearly 1000 ma
jority. The Legislature shows a re-
publican majority also in both
branches.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-03-24

Attorney General Pierepont ha:
heard from the messenger sent by him
to Canada to procure the presence o.
Mr.. Marsh in Washington. and OK,
poets that the object will be accom-
plshed in few days. Terms Of safe
ty have been offered to him.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-03-24

The witness who was examined by
the Indian Committee on Saturday III
regard to the frauds of A. H. Wilder
in Indian contracts, was John IT,
Smoot, brother of and not Col. S. S.
Smoot. Col. Smoot has never been
summoned as a witness, and knows
nothing Of Mr.. Wilder's short com
ings or long pickings.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-03-24

About thr:a weeks ago. says a New
York corresponds AN attempt az nu'
der and actual suIcide got into the pa
pers in way decidedly sensational
A German cigar dealer up town be.
came furiously jealous Of his youn2
wife, and, wien the man whom he
suspected, Of intimacy with her came
into his store, he banged away at hin
with revolver, and then shot him.
self dead at the door. The Other
man was taken to Bellevue Hospita,
where he is now recovering; and next
day the body Of the husband was pu
in a cemetery on Long Island. TO
day, l am told, the poor widow is
marrying again, not the man who go'
an assortment of bullet holes on hel
account, but one who took charge O.
her business the day after her hus
band was buried. Those three week
of loneliness must have been fearfnlly
long aud drearv to the discensoatt
widow. / wonder what that man il
Bellevue Hospital thinks about he'
now.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-03-24

A memorial has been signed by
presiding officers of both branches o
the Legislature and members, nearly
unanimously, irrespective Of party
asking the United States Senate tt
confirm the nomination OF Hon. r
H. Dana, Jr., Of Boston, as minister
to Eng land.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-03-24

1t is not certain that WinsloU, the
Boston forger, will sail from Liver
pool for Boston on the 3lst tv the
steamer Siberia. The warrant for
his surrender has not yet been reciev
ed from the British authorities
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-03-24

Charles Brent, under arrest in Lon
don for frauds on the Falls City To-
bacco Bank. at Louisville, Kentucky
was arranged Saturday and remand,
ed uutil Friday to await the ar!va! o!
the American officer.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-03-24

Philips, one of the convcts who
killed the warden Of the Utah peniter
tiary and escaped few days a go, was
shot by Sheriff Halliday, Of Santa
Quin, Utah, Saturday evening. Two
prisoners who e,capel are still at
large.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-03-24

Tie Supreme Judicial Court has on
full bench overrnlod the exceptions in
the case of Thomas Piper. convicted
Of the murder of Mabel II Young, in
the belfry Of the Warren-avenue
Church, and Judgment is to be pro
nounced on the vlrdict.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-03-24

The Philadelphia Press estimates
that the hotels and boarding-houses
within reach of Philadelphia includ
ing the hotels OF New York and Bal
tilnore, can sccompodate q ,274
guests.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-03-24

Two Boys named Jas. Little and VIM
Omaly, aged respectively sixteen and
eighteen, were arrested in st. Louis
charged with robbing business
house in New Orleans Of several
thousand dollars. -Four thousand dol
lars were found in their possession.