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mExICAN RELATIONS.
A lot Of GlIlbusters summoned
before the House Committee
on Foreign Relations.

BROWNSVILLE, Texas, December, 31.-
A large number Of witnesses were sum.
moned from this frontier 10 appear Jan.
uary 10Th before the House Foreign Re.
lation's Committee. The witnesses were
mostly OF the fillibuster class. Among
them is their head centre, Col. John s.
Ford, who commanded the fillibnsters,
who burned Matamoras IN the Carayagal
revolution, and who sent Sensational tel
egrams from here about Mexican affairs
last year. He was in pay Of General
Cortina, and later Of Diaz; later he en-
listed a regiment Of Texas volunteers to
invade Mexico. Ford and his 6llibnsters
will possibly show that.wa with Mexico
is positively necessary and absolutely In.
eyitable.
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Cincinnati.

'CIHcrNNATI, December 8l.-Cotion-
Firmer at 104se. Flour-Firmer; family
IS 6Oa5 rs. Wheat-steady and In fair
demand; red 81 16a1 23. Corn--Dull at 3s
a3ec. Oats Quiet and steady at 2SaS9c.
RHye-Demand isir and market firm at ga
Inactive at $iI75. LArd-Dull and low.
er; steam 81 60, kettle at sas<c. Bulk
Meats-Dull and nominal at. 4Ila59a 9ata6c;
partly cured lsose box meats frmeT; sales
short RIB lig ht average SIC, long clear &c,
short clear 81 70, all seller January. Bacon
Quiet ut 6aa7a7I4c cash, Sac Ia7c seller
January. Green Meats-Quiet shoulders
4c, sides 5,<e; hams, Il pounds average at
70, Is do 6Ka6Jsc, 16 do 6jfe. Better
Steady and unchanged. whiEky-steady
and In fair demand at 81 03.
HoGs-ActIve, frm and higher; common
s. 50a4 90, light "a 10a4 2S, packing 81 goa
4 35, butchers S435a4 40.
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RAILROAD BoYDs-Dull.

STATE BoNDs-Quiet.
SrocEs-At the opening were generally
firm and higher than at the close on Satur.
day, but on the announcement Of the fail.
ure OF John Bonner a Co. prices declined
from Y toIHper cent. The excitement
soon subsided and decided recovery took
place. Michigan Central rose from COZ to
65; Lake Shore sold up to 841S, and the
rest OF lhc list advanced x TO hper cent.
Towafdsth closing hour Michigan Cen,
tral declined to 60H and Lake Shore TO
60Is, ex.diyidend OF 2per cent, The mar.
ket closed very firm at q recovery Of y to
1Ifiper cent, the latteri in Lake shore.
Transactions aggregated 145, 900 shares,
Of which 5000 were New York Central,
5000 Lake shore, $4,000 Northwestern
common, 5000 preferred, 1900 st. Paul
common, 5000 preferred, il,000 Lack.
awanna, 5000 Michigan Central, 1900 Nor
ria 4 Essex and 1900 Western Union,
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ChIeago callle nlarlet.

CHICAGO, December 3l.-Ihe DToVer5'
iCATrIElReceipts !, 300; shipments 400.
Shipping active and stronger; sales OF
steers az IS 75s5 81 "; feeders and stoekers
quiet, sales at s3 00a3 65; mixed butchers
strong and higher, cows 50 00I<a3 75,
steers IS 5Oa3 rs, bulls 81 75aS 90. All sold.
HoGs-Receipts 5000; shipments 1000.
Active and l5aioc higher; mixed packing
81 O0a4 is, light 81 05a4 is, choice heavy
shipping n 9oa4 80; all sold and closing
1 sHRKp-Receipts 200; dull and nominal;
extra to fancy $425a475, fair 70 good
weathers and ewes $S75a4 %, Inferior to
medium $2 75a3 so.
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.NRw YORK, December 3l.-No markets
tomorrow. Flour - Moderate demand
heat-stronger; No. 8 Milwaukee 81 81
No. 2, 81 w, No. 1spring in store 81 40
extra white Michigan 81 56al 55If. Rye
Dull; western ifa75c. Barley-Dull. Malt
Dull and unchanged. Corn-FGrly nc
tive; steam mixed IS sI<a59Ilc, yellow wes-
tern 64c. oats-Dull; white western 36a
421fc. western mixed and State S5a40c.
Hny and Hops-Unchanged. Coffee, Mo-
lasses aud bice-Quiet and unchanged.
Sugar Stronger; fair to oodrefuing ~
axe, prime fNc, refined e1sae7sc. Whis.
ky-Dull at 81 90 1fal 10.
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particulars About the steamer
NimbuS.

SAN FRANCISCO, December Sl.-A
Portland dispatch states that the steamer
Nimbus foundefed rs miles from, shore
while erossing the bar Of Columbia on
Friday morning. She struck heavily
several times starting leak, but when
the pilot left there was only s inches in
the hold; Captain. Leonard kept on, think
log all vas right. At 1890 in the morn
inS the carpenter reported ; feet Of water
and At noon 81 was reported and the ship
headed for shore, but the wind died away
during the evening. The crew took 70 the
boats and lay by'tb ship until shortly
after midnight when she sank. All
hands were taken aboard the ship Abery-
stwyth Castle, which sailed with the MINI
bus. sEl-
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Toleao.

ToLxpo, December Si.-wheat--steady
No. white Michigan 81 SIX, extra Dc
81 s6,S, amber DO spot 81 Sl11t seller Jan
nary SIsiIi, seller February 81 SsIf, No. 9
February 81 3ok, corn-Dull andlower;
No. 2 spot SOC, seller May 47lzc. new spot
4Sc, rejected 400, new 411fc. 0ats-Dnlli
No. 2 seller January 2Shc. Clover Seed
Prime 81 62I<a4 65. Hogs-No sales.
Wheat closed firm; amber Michigan sci.
Ter January 81 35K, seller February at
81 S3S4,No. Q red seller January 81 %, sell
Ter February 81 30k. Corn quiet; new No.
2 seller January 44Ac, rejected Axe.
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Petroleum springs in wyoming

DeADwoop, December Sl.-Major
Conkling and William Baldwinreturned
from the newly discovered petroleum
springs on Saturday. They state that the
springs are located in Wyoming Terrific
ry, near Cheyenne river, and there aretwo
wells or springs, from which a fine sample
OF crude lubricatiDg oil is taken at the
rate Of two barrels per day. Several par.
ties have already taken up squatters'
claims on the grounds.
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New York,s BonRnxa Boss
Tweed Comes 10 Judgment.

NEw YoRK, December 3l.-William
II. Tweed has offered to confess Judgment
in all the city suits now pending against
him. These include the two suits on the
81, ,000, 900 claim, the same as that in the
peoples suit In which judgement has
beenirecovered, and the suit Of S56, 900
against Martinez and Tweed, and the one
for 5000 against g. s. Miller and
Tweed. The corporation counsel has
accepted the offer In the last two suits.
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.PhHssieIphin.

PH1ADKpHiA, December Si,-Rlour
-Qaiet and unchanged. Wheat Quiet
bhthrm; amber 81 49ai 40, red 81 40al ~,
white 81 45At 80. Corn-Ye elbow 65c, mixed
&c, sail 6e5<e. 0ats-Fitm; white west.
efn S7tj sss9stt Il, western mixed 35GS6c. Rye
--Qdiet at 70a7ic. Provisions -Steedy,
fiim and unchanged. Butter and Cheese
unchanged. Pelfoleum-pull; refined
1880, crude ies7 e. lYhiaky-S q II.
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Great Excitementin Washington
.-rerrible Outrage on aHoung

wAsHKoTos, December Sl.-Great
excitement has prevailed here since
Saturday because Of terrible outrage
perpetrated upon young lady in the
eastern part ofthe city last Saturday. A
movement Is on footfor the organization
Of 4 Vigilance Committee to patrol the
streets. Two negroes were arrested yes.
terday on suspicion, and but for the strong
protests Of the police the crowd would
have taken the matter in their own hands
and summary punishment would have
been visited upon at least one Of them
then and there A largely attended IN.
dignation meeting was held last night.
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ACfoWdo Of searenaid de.rs Fired into.

( CtscrxNAri, December S0,-Philiip
'Moetx, Of MonroeyiIle, Allen county, 1nd5
was married on Thursday and gave 4
wedding reception on Friday night. A
n6mt r of nninvited guests gayethe them
abelline, Ehereupon friends Of Mosiz
fired into the crowd, Noundiug nine per.
persons, the most sefiously hurt being
Chafles y. Carr, G, n. Covydale and John
Heller. Two Of the firing party, John
Moses and n. 3, fKtouse, were arrested.
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NEW YORK, December 81 Business
yerJ quiet In all departments Of the pack
age trade and Iobbing branches dull Cot
ton goods generally steady and some mai Q =
Of brown and colored cottons and corset
jeans have an upward look. Agents are re.
ceiving fair orders for piques and white
goods. 4s
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n....teti For Rnpe.

Mxxpup, December sl.-An Italian
named Micaletti who keeps an oyster
ssIoen. Corner Of Second and Jefferson
s,rsSts. sa,SS was arrested today for committing
a rape on . girl IL years Of ase VIC hs,S W, II
employed By him. Micaletti was held In
81, 900 td Answer.
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IIilI HnYe .. Parfy Orgnn

NxwARK M, December Sl.-- The
Workipgmen's congress to-day, decided
10 publish the party organ 70 the English
Language In Cincinnati. An executive
committee was directed 70 select Alname
and issue Il as soon Is possible.
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Wenyy Snow.

RICHMOND, Va, December sl:IRe.
norts from the western portion Of VIZ
rinia, including the valley between stann'
top and the Potomac and the trans Ale
sbsny sgs W. region, state that snow has fallen
suiicientiy to delay the movements OF
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Caucus nominations.

ALBANY, December Sl.-The Repub.
lican Assembly caucs tonight nominated
James W. Husted speaker by accclama-
tion. The Democratic caucus unani-
mously nominated Hon. Erastus Brooks
speaker.
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severe storms and Numerous

NoRSoLx. VA, December sl.--The
storm Saturday aitefnoon and Sunday,
was tie seSerest since last April. One
bundled vessels arrived here for harbor.
The steamer Isaac Bell, from New York,
arrived this afternoon, with three disabled
schooners In tow She reports great DIS
asters with loss Of life outside X
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FINANCIAL ANo COMMERCIAL
By qELEGRAPB.
New York money ANA StochE.

NEW YORK, December Sl.-MosRY-
Active at 6a7 per cent per annum, and u
per cent additional for use till Wednesday.
Prime mercantile paper 5a7 per cent. Gus.
tom receipts $252, 900. The Assistant Treas
urer disbursed SiS3,200. Clearings $780,.
100000. Sterling unchanged.
GoLD-Firm at l027<al03H. Carrying
rates las per cent. Borrowing rates fat
StLvER-At London without quotation.
Here, silver bars are $i.l9x, greenbaclls;
81 lex, gold. Silver coin 1faA per cent
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Marine Intelligence.

I.ospoS, December sl.-steamers
Arragon, Deronda and Acadia from New
York, arrived out. =
NEw YoRK, December l.-sieamships
England aud Montana from Liverpool,
arrived out.
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Cre,nated Himself.

NASHVILLE, December 3l.-A special
to the Cincinnati Commercial says, John
Mangno committed suicide at Tracy city
last evening, by jumping into bake
oven. Almost complete cremation ensu :
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mntla An AssIenment.

NEw YoRK, December sl.-The well
known firm o. Jewell Bros. Of the Brook.
lyn City Flour Mills made IN Assignment
o George p. Sheldoa.
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weather Indications.

oyucn OF IHr cHrEy sleatL oyylelE,
WAsHNeTosi D. ., 'sn.,i-a
For Tennessee, the Ohio Valley and
Lake Region, stationary followed BY =
falling barometer, northwest backing @
warner southwest winds, and partly
cloudy or clear weather.
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victim Of the Barclay
Streef Fire.

NEW YoRK, December 3l.-Another
body was found in the ruins Of the Bar-
clay street FIRE to-day. Itis but mass Of
cinders and cannot be recognized unless
by few shreds Of jacket which we're
found with it showing it to be that Of a
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IheQntdIiaetrar.
A Paper o Morrow.

The ISrELLIaEsER willbe published
a, usual tO.morrovnOrnipg. Our count.
ipp room will thsrOre be open for bust.
ness all day.
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ENGLAND.
England Sill Defining Her
Policy,

..tH AOS'
LONDON, December 3l-A London cor.
respondent Of the Manchester Guardian
telegraphs 10 that journal regarding the
governments policy as follows: There ia
no idea Of the scquisition Of Egypt, which
would be an abandonment Of the policy
opposing the partition OF Turkey. It Ia
believed that should Russia reject me
diation, Lord 'Beaconsfeld ia prepared TO
appeal to the country on the question Of
declaring war for the defence Of Brit
ish interests.
DERBY SENDS AROUND HIS MEDIATION
BILLET, Doux.
LONDON, January la correspondent
at Vienna says Lord Derby has sent a note
to Count Andrassy expressing hope that
In view Of the desire Of Europe for peace
the other powers will assist as much az
possible England's steps in favor Of me-
diation.
The following is,said to be the text Of
England's note TO Russia:
"Her Majesly's government begs TO in-
form the Emperor that the Porte Is ready
to open peace negotiations. The EN-
peror's wisdom and repeatedly expressed
love OF peace Justify Her Majesty's gov
ernment In the! hope that he will'lend .
favorable ear to the Sullan's request"
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oDORLESS

Is lhe mo,t powerful and lasting
Dl1 ,YEcTAsT known II may bel
Sliely used under any circumstances.
ID titeT tEo mibutes no ofor iI0m II or
The place where It was used. War
\ FAnied TO PUMTY the air Instantly inl
the rick koom and Hospital, prevent
- ling the spread Of TEvERs and oont1-
lgI0us d,leaNs Damp cellATH nAdel
Hpslihy. RatnS und StAhles purified;
. lput tin Water rlus,ts and Uhnplsl
- aud II renders them Odo'less and fee
lirO "a eOutasiUn Th ckly Inhabited
~ lh Juita, CROW el F0 ms aud halls DIV.
y. leo luTe and hralihy atmosphere byl
AlloWing 1t TO eva ,0FAie. street CAisl
thouId Isa II sod thus drive oontaEonl
e lifom then F.r shIps II Is The be,t
EboWn means fE c unteract'ng be-
Odor from Bllgs WHttT, will purify
- the ship and 10 no way injure any
- lmateflil. Beer 5 looms should use Il,
a all had 0dor, will Immediately de.
appear. Railroad Companies need ~
q Ia thllr Waltibs.rOoms and water.
- eloSeis, Restaurants and Hotels ne14
N. UHDElTAKRRs etn preserve BOD
~ IEs one month with one pound oi The
pssSsfSfoS' sstsiSioS y,alts In Cemeteries freed
- from any possibility Of contsgiou.
- II u Chap, Ialudbk aad hiOhIy
rtcemmSAdei AZ he Best DE6LN-
~ R6CTAHT 6yNey one tAai Aai aied
Sold by all DpgiHs-Box % oenp;
ssIsssoS s:s o as 30 West B'way. am
Agents wanted in every City and
Town 10 the United States.
noe0ITuAS '
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NtARoLINA RICE-60 sTIERcES
NJ received direct from Chsrlestop, IN alere and
!a Ai'e' Isas and iiiilsia a thsts ssIs;t,
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PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

CHICAGO, December Sl.-The following
petitions in bankruptcy were filed today:
n. C. Perkins, lawyer, liabilities, 6o.000
dollars; assets, $40. 900. William +. Hale
and Amos H. Woodruff, coal dealers lia-
bilities, $4,000
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TUNE TARLE-wHRKLrSG q HLM,GRovR
i RAlLRoAp5on and after Saturday, Dessm-
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MEETING OF CREDITORS,

Crsc1ssATr, December 3l.-At meet
ing Of the creditors Of J. D. Park 4 Co.,
held to-day, the following was sub.
mitted: Liabilities Of the firm SiS, sos;
liabilities Of ]. d. Park S65. .sl2; asseta
$4,000. Proceedings in bankruptcy
will be commenced Ut once,
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FINANCIAL.
Jons K. BonFOrD, Prs.t olo. ADA,a, ca4A4.
BANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY

Successor 70 the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WHEELING.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-03-29
The Railroad.

The friends of the Baltimore and Delta
Railroad are very sanguine in regard to the
prospect of its early completion. Engineer
cambridge and his assistants have lately been
engaged in surveying between La Grange
and Delta, and it was expected would COM
plete the examination of that portion Of the
route by the close of the present week. 1t is
stated that the difficulties in the way of reach
ing Deer Creek from Forest Hill can be readily
overcome, q feasible route having been found,
by way of CROSS Mill, Between Forest
Hill and Bel Air the grade is only about
forty feet to the mile, and this portion of the
road it is believed, can be graded for about
$4,000 per mile, or only one-half of the esti.
mated cost.
The principal obstacle TO the successful
completion of the enterprise will be securing
rights of way along the route. Unless prop
erty owners generally arc willing to grant the
railroad free passage through their lands
all that has been done may go for nothing
We are assured, however, that very few will
object, and that these few will eventually
give their consent rather than see the projec
fail. One thing is certain-unless the right
of-way is freely given, the railroad will chang
fire" and the result may be utter failure.
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Senator Howe,s Speech.

The promised speech of Senator Howe, of
Wisconsin, was delivered in the U. S. Senate,
on Monday last. 1t is simply very severe
scoring up of President Hayes, his Admin
istration and policy. Secretary Schurz is also
handled without gloves, and biographical
sketch of his eventful career is given, that is
not tlattering. The surroundings, which give
character and peculiar emphasis to Senator
Howe's speech are to be found in several
facts. In the first place it seems that the
Senator's previous efforts at speech making
have not, as a rule, been marked by success
1t is said by the Washington correspondents
of the press that usually his manner at least
is unattractive Not always has he heretofore
been able to retain the attention of the men,
bers of the august body of which he is one
during the delivery of speech. Upon the
present occasion q full and attentive Senate
and many prominent visitors rewarded his
exertions. Clearly the matter of his discourse
proved to be interesting. Again, it is said
that Senator Howe is TO shortly undergo the
ordeal of another election in his own State
for the position he now occupies. His re-
marks are supposed to indicate the temper of
his party there in reference to the Admins
tration of President Hayes. If SO, the Pres
ident has but slim following in Wisconsin if
the violence of Senator Howes abuse is an
indication of the number of that genteman's
hackers. Another significant fact is that as
each Of the Republican officeholders in either
house, is obliged to appeal to his constituency
for reelection, that moment he is also
obliged to prepare and deliver his Philippe
against Hayes and his Administration. The
his own party are now undisguisedly at al
open rupture in which the bitterness of feel
ing increases as it progresses.
The trial of Anderson in Louisiana anG
President Hayes's Southern policy and civi
service reform, which furnish the text fol
Senator Howes remarks, are rich mines, ye
to be extensively developed by the Republi
can enemies of the President, during thu
three remaining years of his Administration
1t seems hard that he should be abused in TIL,
Anderson matter, particularly when ii il
known how anxious he was for the escap,
Of his favorte, whose vicarious sufferings h,
could not but know were undergone in hi
behalf. Yet so it is. Where are the defend
f ers of President Hayes and what points ar
to be urged in his behalf before that trbuna
from which there is no appeal-thc sovereign
f people? The only defense, is the one he ha
already put in, that he is no. II candidate 70
reelection. But that will not change tn
f verdict which history will pass upon his AID
ministration. lie is President by the fraudu
; lent contrivances of his own party leaders,
He refuses to award to them the wages The,
, have worked for, whether from consideration
, or whatever motives, it matters not now
He should refuse to reap the benefit of tn
f bargain he repudates.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-03-29
Local Affairs.

LITTLE LOCALS.
The thermometer marked Is degrees,
early last Monday morning.
The bill prohibiting the sale of intoxica-
ting liquors within one mile of Darlington
Academy, has passed both Houses of the
Legislature, and will become law.
Comptroller Keating's apportionment of
the public school tax for Hartford county,
March 18TH is as follows White schools,
1914, 81; celored schools, $73643.
Mr.. G. P. Mitchell, of Bush River Neck,
raised a steer which weighed, when twenty
months old, 200 lbs. 1t was recently pur-
chased by Cyrus Osborne, who expects to
make it weigh ton in short time.
"A few nights ago a stack of hay belong
ing to Mr. George Robinson, living in Mar
shali's district was set on fire and entirely
destroyed. Mr.. Robinson had retired to bed,
but arose and watched his other property the
rest Of the night, fearing an attempt might
be made to fire that also, but could discover
no one
Hartford county in the Paris Exposition.
"A most beautiful and massive block of
polished green serpentine, from the Broad
Creek quaries of The Green Serpenine Mar
BILE Company, of Hartford county, goes out in
the government steamer, which leaves New
York on Monday, April LIST, for Paris.-Harre
Republican.
Mrs Ann C.Jessop, wife oftho late Joshua
Jessop, died at her residence, in Dulaneys
Valley, on Tuesday evening last, in the led
year of her age. Mrs Jessop was sister of
Mr.. Levi Price, of Western Run, and of the
late Joshua Price, of Long Green. Her re-
mains were inferred at Vaux Hall, near Ash
land, on Thursday - TOqrs0ntoqon Union, 22d.
Mr.. James Polk STREET. requests us to
state that the report which has been circulated
that he will refuse to grant the right of way
for the proposed railroad, through his prop.
erty, is entirely without foundation. The
railroad will pass through his lands for near
ly a mile, and he will not only freely give the
right of way, but will do everything else in
his power TO aid in completing thcroad. His
example is worthy of imitation
The Susquehanna Building Assoc alton,
Of Havre de Grace which has been in opera
ton for nine years past, wound up its affairs
on the 18th inst, and was dissolved Before
adjourning sine die the Directors passed
vote of thanks 10 the President, Col. J. T.
Frieze; to the Treasurer, r. r. Vandiver
and to the Secretary, j. w. Foster,
for the able, efficient and impartial manner
in which they had severally discharged their
duties.
"A young man named Shettle, employed
on the farm of Gabriel McComas, near Riley's
Cross Roads, Hartford county, short time
ago got into difficulty with another man on
the farm, when he was struck over the head
with the butt of aloaded whip, knocking him
senseless He recovered soon afterwards but
in few days conclusion of the brain set in
and be came very near dying He is now
better. Young Shettle is q son of Lieut..
Shettle, of the Baltimore police force oso-
sontown Uiaion