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The Oregon $4,000.

Great stress was laid By the radical or
gans on the fact that Senator Morton .
committee succeeded IN connecting Col.
W. T.Pelton, secretary Of the National
Democratic Committee aud nephew Of Gov.
Tiden, With the sending Of the $1,000
check to Oregon, and Col PeltoB was
asked to make a full explanation Of the
matter which be did on Tuesday last, 10
the great discontinue Of the radicals, who
were sure they bad discovered a mares
nest containing the largest size eggs.
Col Pelton had full command Of himself
and Of al the facts, and was disposed 10
tel al he kner If The matter. bis answers
10 The committee being prompt, usreseryed
and decisive, thoroughly yindicatisz the
Democratic National Committee. The
money was sent for Inwfal purposes, 70 pay
eosoasls az il was supposed the electoral
matter YOU'D 50 70 the courts Bat Il
was not used ss5 vas returned. This Is
the substance Of the whole story. The
Transaction Eas perfectly Legitimate. even
had the money bssn used, to retain atios-
neys, but the case did not 90 to the courts,
and The money vas Immediately sent back.
Ar HortOa vas utterly disappointed 10
biz expectations 10 abb affair
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Snow Storms

The snow storm IL the lake region has
seriously interrupted travel on the rail
roads. siE westward bound trains on the
New ! orb Central Railroad are blockndsd
east Of LoekP1rt, and DO trains from the
Eas' have reached tina, place since Satur.
day The first tain from Buffalo since
tha' DAY reached Lockport Tuesday after
noan- At Buffalo 2DU ear Of cattle. 60
q hogs and 50 Of sheep arr detained by
the SNOW WeEcru stock Re arriving -
TO - hour behind time and rcporally in
: bad condition.
To the State Of New York the snow
blockade has been fel, very severely BY
the railroads. Over three fou-ths Of the
state the snuV has fallen 70 a greater
depth than Il any time within the pas,
twenty year and the constant succession
Of storms has rendered il very ,.ifcul;
70 Eecl the tracks clear Three feet deep
On ieve. aha fr1m ten 10 6fieeu feet IN
drLits Is ths rsPlri from Northern. Central
and Western New York.
At Chicago aud other points in the
Nesi and Northwest, Monday. snow fell
to depth u FROM one U three feet The
weather was moderately e0ld.
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The iso gozgs IN the upFef Mononsa-
iela rivaT arskt loose On Saturday after-
Reon, reached l'iIfshurr early Sunday
afternoon, and sWepi down the Ohio river.
A general mn4emsni Of the ice IN the
uhis IRON Pifishurg % Cairp followed.
Al hissis,Tg ava passenger steamers aud
seven tur boats were sunk many taW boats
WoTc damaged and larEe feet Of coal
harnes both loaded and empty, were swept
6oEu with the foe i il feared that soy
eFal lives were losl. The damage at Pitts
burg Is raarhly estimated n s. ,00o coo
j vii require two mauths 10 repair the
coal works along the MUuousaheia Over
zoe coal 6argss passed North Bend, y
miles below fitisbHrE u Mingo, ten
harses, and al PafkersbHrg four Eerr
swept away The breaking Of thu ice in
the kanaWhA carried aWay a wharf boat
and several harges Al BeHnerhassett
Island loWboaI, uishi baTges and a stea-
mer were carried sNRy Eight barges,
supposed Ia have some irom the Kentucky
river, passed Madison Sunday afternoon.
At Jefiers1uyille the river r0sc Eve feet in
two noun, and the ice current tore away
valuable ilmhars from the slipyards and
sauk several bar-es The damage Al Cin-
oinuaii during two days. IL estimated al
s2G0.0nH
The later reports from Cincinnati re-
speeding tint ire break In the Ohio river,
make u ont Of the mos disastrous On rec
ord Seventy loaded and hundred and
fifty empty barges were earned from their
Andiugs Al Cincinnati. and nosi u those
MOI SINK were Jeff IN snch condition that
they vii probably bf eventually lost A
lis; q the estimated losses o. cual dealers
by the ice break " Saturday ui-n, and
Sunday iooR az SlJg.5OO The other
losses may swell the aggregate 80 nearly
half q million. Many u the baTges swept
away had men On board who have not
hecu heard Of since There j, also 3 Sc
were ice fresha; IN the Kentucky river
Al Madison, Ind, one steamer was de-
s;ruyed- and twelve buats and one hundred
harges swept down the stream.
EAhiAA AM T LAHAl-i ne james RIVER
a, Richmond Va is ten feet above low
water marx aud Is steadily rising Vast
quantities Of ice have been floating down.
The steamship City Of Richmond, Of the
Old Dominion, which left Richmond for
New York Tusrsmy, Is stuck in al ice
gorge q, Drewrys Bluff. The ice in
the james river and kanaW ha canal Is
being broken up by steamer 10 permit
the passase Of packets and freight boats.
The Ohio river At Cincinnati Wodnes-
day STOOD fJr;y-eicht feet three inches
and was raising ~ the rate Of four inches
Al hour This j. within : few feet Of the
food q 1873 Portions Of the river front
are submerged and merchants below Front
street are removing their goods
The siEual observer al HsrTers Perry.
Yves; Va reported "Wednesday the ice 10
Shenandoah river ior three miles breaking
NJ and running down rapidly The Po-
tUmac was sill blocked Both rivers are
ST.. riSiu.
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0Bly sig weeks more Of GrsBt This
Is eOosoliBg reflection, come what may.
A great wr0ag may be Perpesrsted 10 ioist-
log upon the eOuDtry man who is no.
the choice Of the people as Chief Magis-
tfates Durmurings and disgoGsent aud civil
ecmmotiOn may ensae; the reflection tha.
our institutions have been overthrow by
the yioleaee Of faction AID the eonssitu-
ton and n free ballot despised. may be
narrowing 70 every true patriot, but there
VIII be some compensation, az least, 10 the
midst 81 i al, 10 the knoSledge that ne
have seen the end Of Giant. Whatever
else may BE- in reserve for this country and
this people, one woe Is pas, ---tbe curse Of
Grant.
When Warren HastiBgs, Governor Gen
sral Of I0dia. vas on trial Far malfeasanee
In o6ee, At is close, after tedious lapse
If nine years, the eloquent prosecutor was
summing up the evidence 10 the ease
against him, and reaching the climax of b is
indignant denuneiation be observed that
Whenever, hereafter, any Que should excel
IN infamy, and deserve The seorn Of man
kind, 80 damn him more complete wen
eallhim Haa.ings~ soOfGra8t When.
ever, hereafter, ANY public fasetiOnsry 10
this country shall transcend al who have
pfeeeaed him IN Official corruption aud
raseality, and Is receiving the iodig.
asut denuneiatiens Of his fellow men, then,
q damn him more complete wei call him
Grant
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EXAMINERS NOTICE

TIVE undersigned. Examiner 49,.
Il BY virtue Of q commission issuel ~,
by the County Commissioner, N 90
eouniy' 70 locate and epes q Public ri,
sad county, commencing At a r.e;r, 4, 4.
Westminster and LittlesioWn turprsts -
about four peruhet from the Norb - :.
neT Of the barn belonging 10 samug ~.
siief, End nov occupied BY William q
then through the lAnd Of sad SAussi -.
ssier on the bed 81 an old and long use5 ~,
road or WY across lot Of land q "a,
hooniz, on the bed Of said old vay a. 49,
Hcruss the Stone Road thea aeros, ,hs H.,
q Jos Brown, on said old roai OF vsr. ~,
the land Of Samuel Messenger; De- n
nearly on the bed Of said Cd rad. 49,, 4.
lands Of J. Henry Werrner, and sans ",
sliger then Aero& corner Of Gef,s,s
hut . held. 70 strike the bad Of ssia ia ~
about three Percbts from 4 eA,s Al said 81
then on the bed Of said Old road. srro., 4,
laud Of sald Gershom HuH, uui.l i iuier.sy
the lGnd Of Francis Jones. sill on the ID Z
sad old road, through the laad Of Fass
Jones, OF nearly 80. ~ q E5Od lot bel0psy
= kphrRim Myers; then 90 fhe bed Of =.
old road, or nearly SO, across sail woodlsi
thea on the bed OF said 90 road thfoagS ~
land Of Samuel J. Messenger hen ,hrossl
aad across the woodlot. belonging 10 the hen
OF Jacob PIizsr, Jonas Rover. Adam Sesssj
and George harkel then through the iasls
Jacob 4. Wolf past his hose Ahd barn; its
along the middle fence on, t7um sad bzr
until II strikes the land o. Lew Harasr, ikss
through the land Of said HArRer, Alobg ha
said middle fence then on iiviaoa Inc bs
tween james koontr and Elias Slesf ia
then on division iae be,veua sad S,sr
and said Harners until il in,ersecls he Atl
u Jacob 7. Hall then through The iaal I
said huil, anti il sirkes the sad Ola nal 1
OF near the barn Of said Hall thea o. d
Ted OF said old road 10 or near = l1rgg Shs
OAK tree thea across the field q sud HsA
uuu! u strikes the division Lac belvesa d.
Lands Of said Hall and the land Of Sarah Rsis
dollar Al the bed VI said old road thea q
the bed Of SAID Oid road through wOo4l0sbt
longing 10 Josiah Ade.sperger, JESSE Rem
dollar, James Sh0rb, and one beloapag =
SaTah keindoliar then on the bed Of ~
old road through the land Of Anthony NiEs-
siill on the bed Of said old road, and % q
nearly on dldsion line between The Astis
DAVID Spangler aud bud Of sald WiWlk aa
on the bed Of said GA road on tke lxst h
tween said Adelsperger and said spanae
until It iatersects the present location 81 y
stone Road, nearly opposite the b0ase iozE
erly owned by Samuel Baamgartnsr % =.
Stone Road leading from Vests Nj Z
Conrad Shurs.
Al persons whom il may concern are bsft
by n9,ihcd that We will meet At the bals
said Samuel Stonesifcr. nov occupied byWa
liam A. Erb, on Wednesday. tie sla day
febrnayy, ISJ7, at . clock, 4. ~, to sIt
cute the trust reposed in Us BY the aiorssl
commission.
JOSEPHUS II. HOPPE,
HENRY GAIT,
Ii. WRIT SHRlYER,
Jan 2o-5t Examiner
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6ossIF wFzH READEEs - Dream
Love s wsBaoid sigry Oh ths FRS,
ps9 which viii be Rad with nvidify,
The trne sto-y Of "No;he- liooss is =
valuable contributions Is ca-rsui literature
l. il nov told for he hrs, time. We a.
Esys thought Mother Goose Wa Z myth,
and thai We wera indebted 10 the nuthr;
country fls .hsse popular nUrssry rhymes,
there being IS Eaapy aliusi0ns &c London
II them. Bus il appears tlsas -MotheT
Goose Is an Americas book. and ihat Il
had n origin IN thu Hub the Athens
Of AEsrie1. famous Boston town. whence
many osher good ihiRss have emanased.
some seasonabls hints to farmers slgea-
on the fourth page
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GROCERY & HARDWARE STORE
FOR SALE.

'Hk subscriber offers the eutire stock in
4 trade q Edw. l. jacobs. consisting ~
1rocerles Hardware, Queensware. Hats and
lajlsr Boots aud Shoes. Liquors. &c. AZ
Private sale II the old stand IN New Wind.
sorr the purchaser having the privilege Of
renting the Old stand on favorable terms
Possession given Immediately.
ms - good chance for anT one desirnus
Of securing an old established stand in a thriv.
ing business town.
y, b ntii purchaser Is found for the
sioes entire, the store viii be kept open and
goods retAjled at fr,t cost.
JOSEPH A. SToCFFER. Trustee
Jan Ey-oi Of kdWard D LncnIa
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cOurtedsiu.


COuaterisits, dangerous cues. are in rapid
circulation 81 present, and every day they are
presented At the banks 10 order 70 yu, our
readess on thsis guard We publish the follow.
ing list " counterfeit national bank notes,
which have been presented Al the redemption
agency At Washington d. C.;
TW0s-Naiional Uuiou, Undertook. n.
T.; fNa.i8ual UuiOn. Linderpark. r. T.:
National Bank Of Rhode Island, Newport.
X. L. Ninth National, New York, n. Y;
Marine, New York, \. T.: Market, New
York, n. T.; ST. Nicholas, New York, n
T.; West Chester County. Peekskin. n. Y
FfFEk.-Firs; NatioHsl, AurorH, IL: First
National. Canton, H.: Firn National, Chi
eago, H.; Merchants, Chicago, H.; Trhders,
Chicago, H.; +FIfs; National, Galena. 81. {:
Peoples, jackson, Mich ;: Jewei, Cay Jew
EFT CITY, Conn.,; Merchants New Bedford.
Mass; First National, Northampton. Mas. /;
First National, Paxton, ILL.,; First National.
Peru, H.; Hampton. Westheld; Mass
TEss.-AlbEny City, Albany, N. y; Az
burn Csfy. Auburn. n. L.; Lafayette, L4fay.
cite, lad; First National, Loekp0ri, n. Y;
Highland. Aewbargh, y. Y; American,
New YORK, \. T.: Marine, Nes York, y.
II AeehanieE New ork, n l.; NeI-
chants, NeS York, n. T.; National Bank
State Of New York. New York \. T.: Union.
Ne~ York, n. T.; First Mutual, Philadelphia,
Pa; Third Mutual, Philadelphia. Pa; First
National P0ughkeepsie, y. y; City POUCH.
keepsie, y. T.; Farmers and Manufacturers.
Ponghkeepsie, y. r.; Richmond, Richmond.
lad; Flour City, Rochester, n f.; Central.
Rome n. Y; First. Red Hook, n. l.; syria
II "
TwEsTIEs.-firsi National Bank, Chicago.
III; Market, New York, y. T.; Merchant
New York, y. Y; National Bank Of Con.
Deree, n. T.; Trsdesmaa' q, New York, y.
T., Fourth, Philadelphia, Pa; First. Port
land, Coma; &Ciss, Utica, y. T.; National
Shoe and Leather, New York, n. Y, Oneida,
Utica. n. Y
Oxg HusDKEDs. --Flra. Boston. Mass. /:
Ohio, Cincinnati, Ohio; Central. New York,
MY.
'No such Bank in existence
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A GRAND CONCERT.
THERE sill be Grand Concert a. NJ
l. PLEASANT N. Z. CHURCH. on
TUESDAY, JANUARY Both, 1877.

10 be conducted by Prof Harry Sanders. g..
sisted By several -miaen; Ladies o. Baltimore.
Prof. Robertson vii perform uu The Clario-
nette. No pains wil Be spared 20 make this
the grIpdcs concert ever held IA hi. vicinity
Prof. Sanders has promised his bes;. and be
has the reputation o. beng master Of The
Organ. Prof Robertson Is also master az
he Ciarlope,te. All who come NAV expect
satisfaction.
Doors open II c o clock. p "a. Concert 10
commence a. :! o'clock Single Tickets SO
cents for % c,s., Children under Il years
half price.
hyhe weather should be unfavOrable. the
Concert viii be held the next sair evening.
By order o. School.
Jan 2O-A LEWIS II. KNOX. Sun,
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no. 1915 EQUITY.

In the Circuit Coar, for Carroll Co,r.v
Dennis H. Maynard Trustee, vs. Henri Hswl
this lsth day Of JAnuarr. A
~ D. ~, that the sales made by Mann
n Maynard. Trustee, Of said Heurr Hawk
ana reported IN the Bill Of Complain, fled in
tnis cause, be finally ratified and confirmed
unless cause TO the contrary thereof be- .bow1
on or before the 18th day Of February. ne,, :
provided a. copy Of his order be inserted oHcs
2 Ssek Tor each Of three successive weeks Be-.
lore the 18th day Of February. next, II some
Newspaper published in Carroll COUNTY,
The sales are reported amount IN tbs s,.,,s-
gate 70 the sum Of s2aoO 40.
WM. n. HAYDEN,
Judge Of the Great Court.
True copy,-Test:
Jan -O-Si FRANK I. SHAv. Clerk.
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In the Senate Of Minnesota, on Sstur-
day, q resolution was offered directing the
Judiciary Committee to inquire into the
eligibility Of the several Presidential
Electors, the committee TO have power to
send for persons and papers, 1t Is assert
ed THAI Finsett, one Of the Electors, is not
citizen Of the United States; that he
came to tins country when II or Is years
OF age, and suPPosing his fathers natnrali.
ration made the minor children citizens.
never took out naturalization papers, or
only 81 a as are incomplete.
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Notice to Creditors,

~ ollCE is hereby gwen that the subsc,;.
- Der has obtained from the orphans'
Our OF Carroll county, Letters of Admir-.
lstrauon On the Estate Of A1uiih
DANIEL ZOLICKOFFER,
t AZ o. carroll county, deceased. AIlnerson.
having claims agAins, the deceased arr bsrsL,,
" warned 70 exhibit the same with H. vnncbst,
sheieol legally authenticated TO the snbscr;.
Der Der. on or before the sth day al Asso.,
le''i teey may otherwise by law he excIsSsS'
l ~ AZ benefit Of said estate. Those inSeIs.
60 are are requested to make immediate uarr1e,,
nEry, A. d. 1877. u1' o. Jan
90 ALFRED ZoLLcKoFFER
%" ~Vh Admipistratnr
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Early in November the General Palmer
sn.all oyster schooner, sailed from Cedar.
vile, n j., and It was supposed had been
lost at sea with all hands. A letter from
a village in Maryland, written BIZ CAPT
W Ills, gives an account Of the long VOYAGE
They had series Of storms, and fnaTy
reached POcomoke Sound, Va, but were
unable TO reach shore on account Of the
ice. On December 10th gale broke the
zee aud carried them up Chesapeake BAY
lV5 miles 70 StiIl Pond, where they were
again caught by the ice, and are stiIl FROG
ca 10. Several Of the crew were badly
frostbitten, aud before communication
could be established with the shore all
hands were nearly starved.
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MARRIED..

A. the residence Of the bride father, IN
this county, on The ID instant. By Rev. J. A.
Earuest. David Ring Of baltimore county,
and Miss lydia, youngest daughter Of Henry
Zimmerman. ESQ,
On the 8lsi Of December. 1876. by Rev.
Vim. Gviun. nj the residence Of the bride .
father, near H0ueksviile, this county, Mr.. :.
I. Davidson and Miss salie q. Brown,
youngest daughter Of Benz. Brown, ESQ.
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4 famous piece Of buuting was uufurled
last week in the Old Sohza, Boston. Its
the Tag carried by the United States brig
Enterprise in her engagement with the
British brig Boxer near Portland during
the war Of 1872 Fifty-uine shots passed
through it and the body Of the dead com.
mandsr was enWrapped in it, The British
nag nov si the Naval Academy covered
the remains Of his brave antagonist
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Ratification Notice.

Ia the Orphans Court for Carroll cOaf
Estate Of Mary oursler, deceased.
DEcENHEE Tax, 1870.
IN application it is ordered this l6lh Y
" OF January, 1877. thai the sale Of r.,
OF the real estate Of Mary 0ursler, las !
1arroli county, deceased. made by Airhr
Winters, acting executor Of the last NiA %
ies:ameSt Of said deceased, and this dag =
ported 10 this Court By the sad exeeaiorrs
rAuheSd aud confirmed, unless cause y sb9''
70 the contrary on or before The "a Aouass
lEth day Of February next; provided 81
OF this order be inserted for three success'a
weeks IN some newspaper printed and RI
,,shed N Carroll county, before the said -, I
Monday, l2ih day Of February next. ~
executor reports The amount Of sales to
one thousand and thiry-six dollars and tS''
'y'hVe cents, tSl0S6.25.
True copy,--Test
HENRY +. BELTz,
jan 2O-st Register q Wis
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The Gr-ud Duke Alexis, who CON
mauds the flagship Of the Russian s9uad.
ron, came ashore at Norfolk on SATURDAY
aud visited the Russian Minister. who i
temporarily in tia; city. The Grapd
Daks vii remain on board his ship most
Of The time. and NOT take ny HE quarter.
on shore a. wac Il frss Announced. The
second SOD Of the Euperor's brother Con
siHniine about eighteen years cd. il On
board the same shin.
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The occupants O. Thomas Shoal Light
i've miies from Annapolis, Eugene Birch
nal, keeper Charles Miller, second assist
ant, and wife and George Miller. STATE
that the running ice shakes the lighthouse
80 much that the stoves have TO be dashed
down. The ice breaking agains, the piers
has the sound Of the cracking Of fire.
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DIED.

IN this city, on the 18th instant Hanson
J Webb, IN the esd year Of his age.
Ga the lUth instant, Of TYPHOID fever, The
ud0rs. son d v. II. aud Maggie Grumbine,
Of this city, aged 5 years, months snd y
days
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~ L. c. 10 the Baafmeye Sun, Of
Tuesday, makes light Of he Baehman's
Valley Railroad project, or Of ia eonnee-
don with Westminster Lss him possess
bis soul ia patience for awhile longer, and
probably be viii get ais eyes open. The
project = ct @dead,s q BE snproses, but
possesses vitality which Is destined TO
surprise him greatly at no very distant
dsv
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A ear Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road, consigned 70 he Sub Treasury in
Neg York, arrived ID jersey City on
Tuesday, guarded By eight clerks, Capt.
Price. and eight q the Fifth United
States Cavalry. It contained, 10 ia iron
cafes, $4,000, 900 in 20-dolIsr gold pieces,
which weighed six tons.
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George Wells, ST., President Of Far.
ners National Bank Of Marylsnd, at Az.
napolis, Is a defnuller to the amount Of
$4,000. Mr.. Wells had been president
Of the bank for nearly 40 yesrs, be is &c
years Of age.
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Quite a number of persons, says the
FRA, have been considerably exercised
by phenomenon il the snow. which sp-
pear IN the tract Of woodland belonging
70 Mn. H0ris aud others, in York town.
ship. Pa. On the road leading from the
Baltimore to Chaueeford turnpike. The
phenomenon has The appearance Of living
mas Of iarre. resembling that active pest
the hea, and in other places, near By. the
snow has red color similar 70 that Of
blood
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TIE AeE Orleans City Railroad Coln-
pany receives 50 day in counterfeit
niekeis aud dimes. The annual report Of
the company states that iall efforts %
arrest and punish the makers seem 70 be
abandoned by both State and Federal
authorities.
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Over eight millions Of voters expressed
their preferences on the Presidential ques-
sion Ia@t fall eastisg : popular majority
If oser quarter Of . million for one Of
The candidates. Aed ye;. according 70
the Radical programmes. the qaesiisa Is to
Be ssttisd ~ az asn--the President "
the Senate.
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A tSo-llorse wagon vas driSea scross
the Mississippi River, at Hickman. XIV
about forty miles below Cairo, H.. the
Other day. Tbs is aid to be the frst
time thsl agy psFsqH has ever crossed 90
the ice at that place.
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tlOunfirielETo hsiffers Of tEu yeaTE old, and
anaes. o. one enE, tbs avrravs zumheT a.
eoHs Eaug H4s - tn RMuiui al bEils- maze
va 1slt hss-, GIVING ~ ass14Et Iia- uaE Of
au1s las., euaitra- NJ 81 inl COWS tat ave-
AZ Gas lls cuuz- averaEe Euzihs- ut laoDndt
per cnE - - "a itis The counting nj tE0
heifisrs a. one cnW y she fl-agiirs followed n
AL the nAI-les ~ tiit County, Tine bu1le-
was soid b. uuc party a. 2G-zy-nne cents lacT
n, GHc mus hAFe beer gpua, . Z 1ass hHl
~ coupiaZui HH1 A. yei INV uu. been aha.
tc suuTiy TIA demand.
Ntsn The faez = understood thAi m iIs
bssi aaI-z regtuus 81 SeE J ora tina aVa-are
F,E euH ss only lsb lhs- the ueznh IN M
nAl-y . proc positive o. ths aaanlauiiItT ri
uur esauiy u thu Earevssiul pTos-eutiszi 81
daIryIar- BY mo usans de consider my 4
cliEiles t1t hurie- making iIrsi-eiass- n tEr;
unsy sncA ar n rract u every average
ia-1nsr- hspe one CAY to OWu q Aerd Of
JeuseTs Erhoss average yieil vii ~ So lbs,
pc cgw, In Al area
10 ulAklur ~ ths time tne cows were ia the
GARY I Elsh Il understood thai shs estimate
VA uUi iur the TIME tney Eere II milE uuiy.
b.. IHc4Uaes al ttls lime, whether milEInc "
RD., ileliusr were thsr kep, izrruH iu- ths
purpose ut showing la-Et yieidj ihey sere
81 breeding meme OF them going 1unge- than
y Gnc NOS, Of them less than y mouths b..
tWeeE calves. The account Is T,sr .a6ser
siauuE .uus
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-01-20

The apthorisies win shortly eoSmenee
che renovation Of the State House, for
Which purpose an appropriation Of some
ssz 80 nss made lsas sinter blythe Gen
aral Assembly
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-01-20

Mayor Latrobe, Of Baltimore. caused
500 ioaTes Of bread and 200 pounds Of
mest to be distributed to the poor on
Tuesday last, ct bis own expense.