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The daily gazette., 1879-12-17
LouIsIANALOTILEl PR
Prevention OF YeHo~
NASHVILLE, Tenn, De'

n 9il A1sififf
The Tennessee Legislature 10Y
in extra session, in accordance N
Governors proclamation, 10 cio]
local government of Mempnls W
dltlonal powers for the co'ls,f",
proposed sanitary Improvements
projection of the clly a2a'uss
fever ; also TO enable Na'l'''l'' y
similar Improvements.
An, General sherman you
ihe army, were you not A'Ngu "',
who few day. ago, III com P'''
Senator from his Sla'e, ca,ie' y"
the march to the sea l ne a. "a
Senator at once relieved he elllpa q
commander Of the arm py y
" oh. yes Sherman Was Ia wv
little fights, !" backing ou' '' wv :
he spoke.
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FAMINE IN WESTERN ASIA.

An appeal has reached London from
A American III ssionaiies at Dorooineeyah
Persia, in behalf of the populat on ot
that district aud Turkish Kurdi.taD, who
are starving. There is already a partial
failure of the wheat and raisln crops Ow
ing TO poverty, only about tenth par
of the usual import of food has been
made, and importation has now entirely
ceased. The government is doing litt'r
or nothing. The winter VIII intensity
the distress, and the I, lief Is urgenl.
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me Hdine liu,I,,Jo
HnsTON. AlaA IL

BosroN, Mass. bed
,Despatche' u up to midnigh, civl
additional information reaardi,'
tloh OF tie Governor and C',I
changing the political con pl,yioi
Legislature beyond .talr'g ,la lV''
that tx Sis in the Siale 1r',,iI
movement. An Augusta spccial \
TO the Joprnat. sfer lccIlipc N \
valence of sentiment of iplen.s
ness among Republicans agaIn,l
cratic leaders, corcludos a lolI
"Tle end Is not vet s.
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Wilmington Markets.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
MONDAY, DEC. Is. s p, NJ

FLOUR was rather quiet, but prices
were unchanged. Sales of I5D barrels
including Minnesota extra, nj ~ 50af7 81 /:
Pennsylvania do. do. at s. OOaS7 40; and
Western do. do. at s. 10 A. IS ana
Patent and other high grades at S. ~ n
s. 20. Rye -four is firm at S. 80.
GRAIN.-Wheat is less active and lower
Sales of 10000 bushels including rejected
at 81 31al 81; red at 81 "a; amber al 81 80
and sl 5S; No. 2 red, in elevator.
at 81 as December, 81 559z January
and tl.5S February. Rye is firm at 81
cents. Corn is In moderate request, but
lower. sales OF 5000 bushels includ-
Ing old mixed at 63l za8Ic.; and new do dc
6Oa62c.; the latter for sail. Oats are In fair
demand, and firm, Sales OF 7000 bushels,
including mixed, at 4SlSaI9l5c.; and
white at 50a52c.
WHIsRY-W Western iron -bound sold nj
Al Is per gallon.
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REGIsrER YOUR DOCS.

Chief OF Police Maxwell, gives notice
in TO dav's GAZETTE TO all owners OF
harhorers of dogs, 10 have them regi -tet
ed before the 10th day of January reXt,
otherwise the ordinance against unreg.
iateied dogs, win be strictly enforced.
persons who desire to avoid tho rush
can have their dogs registered now a.
the Chief Will be al lis office every day
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'"""teH' Yro ARA u,

hussTA's rEorosAlru
''o' '' 'NrfntEnl Al sra|
oo;o;.,,e L'NnoS, bed
lian pD'' oi,al oi,u..,' austria il rply to I'D
,,a,, ~ ,,,, circular to the Pow er.. Ia, N
70 participate in collective srl'o. i% y j
slaiiiillople for lhe ,el,le,.on on
'''slfJr allalr, on the m"".'9 @
would create n,w d.nir,ltin" "
iacha has sen,ad,,n,,ct ~
lla' he has convinced 8.Goo ,W u
tllc ne crsslty Of the cessior n, ,,Dal' ,'aD
No9ienegro. In view orIbea,,I'''
oi the Porte Russia ba, WHIPS PlAI
prop"sal for collective ac.iu :"
The CO siou Of Gusiniie
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ARRESTED FOR POISONING HIS
WIFE.

READING, PA, December ID Chas.
II. Eugle, "A scrap iron dealer, and for
merry resident OF this city, was arrest
ed tonight and brought here by AN of
ficer, from Pottstown, on charge OF
poisoning his wife about four wears ago.
IL Is supposed he administered poiuun n
glass OF lemonade.
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Canadian .fid For J,.

LoNDoN, Ont, Dec |;
David Glass, Qupens CuunI
Hugh Mcmahon, q ,een', Crnn.,l
portion OF This forenoon in prtliI
-cfipilons Tor the lrish rrh,fml
the Curse Of an hour about q
,nhscrihed. Mr. GAS, prd
lrishlnHn, headed the h,i with n
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" resting Match
CGNCtNN

AN ''NciNNATI n.. .
u a.. a. kobinsen's op,r, a leg 10,
= nnl'i-, and MncMabon l ln9'se
wtIes'lng match for a r,0 ,'aa ch,
winner to reeeiv,, ~, " y, ,,. q Of "a
money money the l,ser the 'u,,ds ,. ofta
. crowd ,n was large, and ,ba bteam,a.lhde]
iash prevailed, uonph" =, :, Utmost
was orderly. The ron,u., su The asst1
'oniil+, r.n two OF them helno was wa, 4
Gan. and three in "Grs'"aE 10y catch : \
,lr % vas the favor'e, and N y. Eonan,
,pu''l. the second fon,,,' Nv Won
,he Gisco Roman ',o s,,,, and d
Won va" ilrst and third r",,, N~l
Ss catch can" ON the V9hu' e,,,u 10
ir won the tos. ,cho".Iuo 81 o,Ia q foul
uu' Mon ahuu ptiere 1tnn + n',aeeo
'.ege OF "rtslilng la,k.,' -" ,sr v ID
,ng L!rly N ua, u.,., ",,ltr \,
.angh' Miller bytl.r l.g S'n Mac
'nt : was claimed a.a ionI rpa u, llre
war hrd by the r@trre4 y, ,uo ano
= y a. is 'MelAe minutes long. and u ,'sl
S' oeiofe sad, iu We ore ~, "u, Il
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Rpceired an Inritatjon.

Eli Cro2ier has received a special in
vitation to be present at the Academy
of Music, Philadelphia, on the occasion
Of the reception of Gdneral Grant by
the Grand Army of the Republi,. The
invitation entities him to a seat upon
the sta te.
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Mrs Sprngme Mamls u DIV

MAsuNGroN, Dee. I1-Mis.j \
has authorized her attorney 10 "a
papers Tor a divorce from 6oy \
Ii is said that She lni uds 'o II
case to the courts as speedily as n
She has made arrangements ID
r Edeewood and /, hitne up a b
he city Oh Couuetllcuf avenue.
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Entertainment This Erening.

This evening the members of ST.
Johns Chapter, No. 4, L. A. M, wall
have a social leDtertainme MT and reunion
The affair wi i take place in the Chapter
room, Masonic Temple, and pleasant
programme has been arranged
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Argument in the suit of Dauphin, the
lottery agent, against the Postmaster
General, was concluded before the SUI
preme Court of the District OF Columbia
yesterday. The Court reserved its deci-
sion.
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Mr.. John T.Delane. the former editor
Of the London Times, was buried on the
Both of November with extreme smpli-
city in "aprctty rural spot" at Easthamp-
stead, Berkshire, England. lie had the
strongest aversion to parade, and this
feeling no doubt led h'm to desire that
his funeral should be of the simplest:
His body was conveyed in a plain hearse
drawn by two horses There were 70
plumes, no stayemen, no scarfs nor hat
bands.
A Southern California rancmnan
boasts Of having killed two Indians with
the same bullet, which passed through
one into the other.
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Il UrH OJ EFl'0F for 4
lIj'fuU

LoNpoN, Dec. lG-li is lep1ltl
TIE Aitoruey-Gen'ral has -ran'sl
for "A writ OF error IN tho llelbolI
and if successful, tie claimant,
orion, viii be released from
The fiat Is granted OH n
whether Chef Ju,l,s. CackOAnl|
not have made tie two stn'eI
5 ven years penal se|l''Id"' \
which has in,t expired e"ncnfIf
stead of successive.
LOUISIANA LoTlEE1 fkl
New ORLfAS,, Dee. 10 y 10
pnncipal prizes dta"n III ine ~
State Lottery to-day were N9
drawing the capital pr oi !
No. A., S27, draw ~ 80 Ns', 40,
drawing S2U,UO0i No. @! Nf, y
sIO, 900 No 81 i55 drew :, = No
s75 draw sl.0oU, 10. 33,''l5 drew v
No. 81, 222 drew sl,OOOi No. .','v
5000, aud No. 81. .uoj dre" ,'OO'
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
MnNnAy na.a.nhar AZ

BEEF CATTLE were duh, but prices were
unchanged. 800 head arrived and sold AT
the different yards at 20 SIC. per b.. as
TO quality.
SHEEP were dull and rather lower
5000 head arrived and sold at the different
yards at 4abI4c per pound.
Hoes were unchanged 5000 head sold nj
8Ia714c. per D..
Cows were dull. go head sold at t25as55
per head.
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From Hell 10 Heaven.

Sometimes the pains of disease are so
great that 1t seems as If they could not be
borne, and sometimes the minor pains
worry men and women inio the grave by
preventing rest and sleep. Then the sooth-
Ing influence Of Warmers Safe Nervlne IL
like translation from hell 10 heaven.
deci-2w
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Local stock and bonds.

National Bank a Delaware. 200
First National Hank 1877
Union National Rank ~
National Bank VIII. and BrAndywine.. "
FarmeFs' BANK. ~
Wilmington Coal 6aA CompAny........ u
Delaware r. X. 20. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -
Delaware Western n X Go Stock, *
Phila. vii. a Baltimore X. Il Co... CSs4
Wiln 4 Northern X. X. CO............. 8
Delaware Fire Ina. Co.. 50
Delaware State Bonds... 1G
wilmington City 6s.....,,..,..........lty o..
Wilmington City s.. .l0i
New Castle County Loan. ,...... ........ lo2
Delaware Railroad. nrst Mortgage. i0s
Delaware Railroad, extension. ......... 1o2
vii. Passenger Railway Co. 1st mort. ltl
" /" - Btock,
Masonic Hall CO Bonds. ds..................... 10
Masonic Hall 10 z
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the GRAND DEPOT DRY GOODS HOUSE,
18Th Street Market TO Chestnut,
PaTIADELPHIA,

In the general goods at old prices our
ouoers NAV rest assured that large force will do their best
to supply all that waited these short days The increase
of our clerks quite noticeable but at times IN the day . lar
from AMPLE Please kindly any disappointment in not beng
.erved and come again. We lately gotten hold Of lots
Of Dress Goods that late for ORDERS and were sold to
us at sacfce As very desirable quote in Ladies' Dress
Goods
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uRAY's srh,Itlo Mhni. u

Tine OHn .
4 ngltsb D =,
Renlcdy,an IL
ui4iallins 6,ayi
cure FOR sRf
sentnal ~
Waalgln- - q,
Spermai"r IA
rliea. lmpp, s.SS5'
lency, aud S.,
-all Diseases After .
hat follow, H''
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Three Gases.

There were only three cases before the
May or this morning.
The first case called was VIM Lowber
who was charged with being drunk and
disorderly. He was required TO pay 81
and costs.
William johnson, the man whs officer
Gutchmer saved from being crushed with
the ears was charged with like offense
and like penalty imposed.
One drunk with the usual penalty of
fifty cents and costs completed the hear
ings.
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Financial and Ce-.eresal.

wILxINaToN. Del, Dec. II. 1879.
Latest stock quotations furnished ~
sieaid . Co.. Clayton House Building
WiIus ington Del. at n n. to-day;
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"What is the ma tier with the darling
creature?" The baby was crying riteous
ly, but the nurse had a bottle eff DIR.
Bulls Baby Syrup at hand, and the little
fellow was soon comfortable.
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SHEEP BROKERS ASSOCIATION.
Park Droue Yard. West Phita., Dec. IS.
SHEEP.--Extra. 10 to 100 Bs, to So ;
good, 80 to 100 Ms. A. to ~ fair, so TO
% MS, ~ TO ~; good lambs, 5la toi
TO g. Market fair. Arrivals. 500 head.
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aomofy, n se2SFGSii GSiversa .,aa L9,sqP4 qP4rcms ps
Back, Dimness o. o,l..r'r ntseases lhst
Age, ana many o,ner ,,,, u, iun and a Pref
insanity or Gonsui,, !, iic,Is iic,,Iars IN our \
Grave. RS-Full pars'I,"' ~, send free u
ei, which we - as.iTs rse 'S 'sSpeciic MeiI \
sold by all druggist, $, y. - ! i rb be ssent
six packages for - ,he or money by 4
mali on receipt OF ths i1'''H,iItIINf. q
'ng THE GRAY ,,,,,.e " i..,'Ip IpetlotI
No. 10 Mechanics ,i.,' h,oo%' o,' By y,
eTSold IN Wilmlus roo,oil Aged
RrLT. wholesale ana rs'ndj'' and BY u
9Th and Market Sts'' ~" mafs-id
Yerywher -,~rr--.s-s.e!
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Shooting Of Rev. Isaac s. Kalloch.

The excitement in San Francisco growing
out OF the shooting of Rev. Isaac s. kalloch,
the Working Mems candidate for Mayor. by
Charles DE Young, one Of the proprietors OF
the ChroAlete, on Saturday morning, had sub.
sided Sunday, and there was no indication of
any further trouble, unless something unfor.
seen should occur. The causes which led 10
the affair are these AFTER Kalloch's no,ai.
nation for Mayor by the Workingmen, the
Chroaicte, which is the organ of the "Honor.
able Bilks" party, attacked him without
measure, and republished, among other things,
the story OF his ''unsayory" record ia Boston.
many years ago. Not content with this The
Chroaicte attacked the reputation Of his dead
iather, who was also a minister Kalloch re.
torted on the DE 1onngs, in u speech at a
public meeting Of Working Men, on Friday
night, by assailing the reputation Of their aged
mother, and promsingto republishin the Open
Letfer an infamous article against her and
them from disrepntable paper, which had n
brief existence in San Francisco five wears
ago. On Saturday morning Charles De
Young droyein u coupe to the Metropolitan
church, sent message to the minister that a
gentleman wished to see him, and when Knl
loch reached the door of the vehicle, fred at
him twice. One bullet penetrated kalloch's
inng the other struck him in the thigh inHicting
serious, II not fatal wounds. The carriage
containing DE Young was then about to drive
away when crowd gathered and overturned
the vehicle. They assaulted De Younv and
policeman, and attempted to lynch the for
mer, but two other policemen coming mn. res.
cned him from the mob and he was placed In
the police station at the City Hall. The news
oil the shooting caused intense excitement
among the Working Men thronghoutshe city,
and Tor several hours a serious riot vas threat
ened, but the militia were got ready for the
emergency, and this fact with the moderate
ceunsels Of some Of the leaders ofthe Working
Men, expressed at Sand Lot meeting. nre.
vented arot demonstration, however. was
made upon the Chronicle Office, and Ii. De
ioung, brother OF Charles, was locked nm. at
nus own request, in the station.house with his
orother, In reply 70 telegramIfrom General
McComb, Commanding the State troons IN
San Francisco, Secretary McCnry telegraph.
ca TO Colonel McAlister, Commanding The
Denicia Arsenal, authorizing him TO issue
9V,OO0 cartridges TO the State Of California.
Dennis hearuey, who was in Vallejo. was
telegraphed TO, aud arrived ID San Francisco
on Saturday evening. He addressed Sand
4ot meeting Sunday afternoon, counselIine
his hearers sgainst violence, and predict.
ing 2 victory for their party st the com;
,,ng election. after which Dc Young should
De punished. A son Of Rev. Mr. Kali
ioch also addressed the meeting aud advised
that the law Be allowed 10 take its course.
Mr. kalioch remain IN critical condition.
onI his physicians have some hope Of his re.
eosary
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Adams County Items.

From the Gettysburg Compiler of Thursday
we take the iollowing:-
| The red.and farm Of Mr.. Goo. Winirode,
deceased, containing iiiiy.two acres, situated
in Germany township, about one mile west
OF Liitlestown, was sold at public sale last
Saturday, to Mr.. Daniel Grouse, of this place,
for 5000 per acre cash.
The directors Of the Littlesiown Savings
Institution have finally purchased n part Of
the lot Of Mr.. Samuel Shorb, in Frederick
street, to erect their Banking House. The
size Of the lot is - by As feet, for which they
pay 500 cash. They will commence the
building about the first of September. Mr..
Dempwolf, of York, is the architect, and he
has given them design of the house, which
they have agreed upon, and from all appear
anees will be one OF the best and most orna.
mental banking houses in the country.
The pic mic on Friday last to Pen. Mar,
from York and Adams counties, was q big
success. They had two sections Of twenty
coaches, all we'll filled. On Saturday next
there will be another from the same localities,
and it promises to be larger YET All who go
TO Pen Mar seem to be delighted with il, aud
cannot speak too highly OF the grand seen
cry, &c.
J. c. Taylor, on II. A. Pieking's farm, in
Slraban township, raised on l0l acres $50
bushels Of wheat, about ~ bushels per acre;
81 Of this was Fnltz, aud yielded 292 bushels,
or about q per acre; and 2 acres of Clawson
yielded 20 bushels, or about ~ per acre.
Difference in yield per acre about IA bushels;
all on the same field. with same treatment,
and same quality of land.
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Nominations are made BY the democrats
Of Hartford county on the "CrawfOrd COun-
ty plan" each voter names his candidate
at the primary election, and the one hav-
ing the lsrgest number Of votes Is declared
the nominee. This plan does not suit the
party managers, as it takes from them con
troll of the nominations, and at the prima-
ries last week the question Of continuance
Of this system was submitted to a vote of
The democrats Of the county. The people
voted BY large majority to continue the
system, and thus keep the power in their
own hands.
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Death of Sir Rowland Hill.

LoSDoS, August 27-Sir Rowland Hill
died at bis residence in Hampstead at halt.
past clock this morning tie age ofeighty.
four years
Sir Rowland Hill, by the success of his pen.
ny postal system, proved himself to be one of
the most useful men of his generation. He
was the son Of schoolmaster living near
birmingham in 1895. At the age OF 40 he
was appointed secretary to the Colonization
Commission for South Australia, having pre-.
yionsly been engaged in teaching the pupils
in his fathers boarding school. In 1887 he
hrst made public his idea CT the penny postal
system, which the House of Commons re.
garded as of such importance as to appoint
committee to consider it, which committee,
after long and thorough examination, re.
commented its adoption, and in 1889 more
than Two thousand petitions, asking the intro.
duetion OF the plan, were sent to Parliament
In 1870 the plan was carried into effect by
the government, and Mr.. Hills co operation
was secured by an appointment in the Treas.
ury, where he was enabled to give his super.
vision to the system. When a new party
came into power, in 1872, he was removed
from Office on the ground that his services
were no longer needed. This act awakened
public indignation, and in 1916 Mr.. Hill was
presented with a testimonial amounting 10
fls,sG6. After his removal he became con.
neeied with The London and Brightor railway,
lls43l, and in 1916 became chairman. But
the government found such need of his ser
vices that in 1876 he was made secretary 10
the Postmaster General, and Chief Secretary
ia 1884, and bis aid further acknowledged by
The honor of X. c. d., civil division, in 1860.
he retired from office in 1864, on account Of
III health, resulting from over. work, and the
treasury gave him for life bis full salary Of
tz,ooO year Parliament also awarded him
q grant Of 100000, the First Albert gold
medal Of The Society Of Arts, and the honor.
airy degree Of d. G. L., toxonl.
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SALE

10y virtue of decree Of tho Circn;, ~.
ID for Carroll county, sitting in Fon;,,o o u
undersigned, Trustees thereby appointed , 'ee
offer at Public Sale, on WI
Saturday, The s0m day ef September, lq,o
on the premises, the following Described -
GELS Of Real Estate whereof the late J.lppaa,, '
Harnsh died seized, TO wit: LIST All I,1pa
Lot Of Iround situated in Taneytown Ca. sun
county, Nc, fronting on the street lendin.v !.
Emmittsburg, and adjoining the parsona"ss 70
the Reformed Church, containing about o'
Three Eighths of an Aero of 1s,s
well enclosed, aud in good state Of cob;.
ton. II will be offered GU the nren,;sa.
10 o'clock, A. NJ, on the day Of sale 3 "
session given on compliance with The ,e,os.
Of sale. '''"s
2nd. AZ l o'clock, p. NJ, Of said dav in
also be offered at Public Sale another na WI,
Of Land, left by said deceased, 10 vii F' AN
that Small Farm containing -"
81 Acres of Land, More or Less
situated in Carroll county, about three mil.
east Of Taneytown, on the road lead;n, G,ns'
Henry and Samuel Calls to Eck's Mill ohOu.
one mile from Galts Station, on the poSu
yNuhih LINE hhllfohu, adjoining lands ,f
Thomas Longlcy, Samuel +. Banmgnr,,o.
and others. 1t is now occupied Ly F,a"l
ZenIz. The improvements consist Of a eood
twO.story frame s''u
DWELLING HOUSE, CASED with BRICK
Bank Barn, aud other outbuildiuss II h..
about Six Acres of Woodland, andtbs roe, =
tilable land, in good condition, divided ie,a
seven fields. Possession given the FIRST day ~
April next. VI
The above parcels will be sold clear of the
widows dover. Any one wishing further IA.
formation can call on the undersignej W.,
ii. living in Ianeytown, or on Samuel A, ly
ing near said farm.
TERMS OF SALE; One. third of III.
purchase money 10 be paid on the day of sals
or on the ratification thereof by the CONF,
one third in one year, and the residue IN two
years from the day Of sale, with interest from
salei the credit payments to be secured Inv
the notes Of the purchasers with approved
sureiies.
WILLIAM II. HARNISH, ~
SAMUEL A, HARNISH, trustees
aug S0-3t Jos. NJ. Parke, Solicitor.
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FAfEa MUS n MAHyRArn. ---Of the mt
merous paper mills in Maryland ilse following
make . speciality Of book, print and nalyspa.
per descriptions Beckley Mills, at Deckley.
vile, Baltimore county, one ton per DAY;
Cecil and Marley Mills, 1t Elkton, the former
making three thousand pounds per dny for
che Philadelphia Pubic Ltdoer. the latter
four tons per day; the Fnnkston Mile. fno
tons. and the Antieinrn Mills, three tons, Ha
gefzl0sn; the RoekdnIe Mill az Freelnnd. two
tons, and DE Marble Vale Mills, al Phnnix.
three thousand pounds. Wrapping puper x
made at Bentley Springs, one Ton Der dav. hv
Joseph Abfahams, and 81 The Eagle Mills. Of
me same place, iieafly three tons. n The
town a kfeeland there are three mills aver,
aging fileen hundred pounds per day. ami 4
small mill II Grave Ban. about 600 hounds
At HousksFille the kaller Mills make one
thousand poands; the Woodtiae Milis. AZ
Morgan, four TONS; the Ganp0Hiler Mills. 81
kaTkich, 6ileon hundred pounds, and White
Hall Mills ino tons per day. Hard1nrs md
rfanping paper Il New Leeds Mill, Elkion.
oae lo9. and ~ White Hall Mill teo tons Der
lar. sifde print. three tons per daY. al "a
Forge MIN. af Freedom. Roofing babas 4,
he foanf NilI, a. Bensiag's Springs, lsi.sess
slndted poundsi Pfosideneo Mil, Fairhi!i.
10 ions Manila paper, 81 caladonin Mil.
ne lons Cnnp0Ndef, al Oakland. taO ions.
Upper Mil, hiieen hundred ponds: the fty
'ilis. Il kfiS,efstoFn. t'ireetlousand pounds.
I'D abe Eeeil Mills three Tons. Several mills
! Naffland arc idle.
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Chairman County Central COmrni,tss

Judge Yellott, Of the Sd Judicial Cir
cult, recently gave his opinion that Justi-
ces Of the Peace had no authority to com,
nit Migrants aud others to the House Of
Correction, that under the Constitution Of
the United States no one could be deprived
Ofliberty except BY trial by jury and con-
vietion. On Monday, Justice Peters, Of
the Western Police Station, Baltimore
announced that he should continue to com
nit 10 the House Of Correction in the fn-
ture as he had dOae in the past, nOtwith-
standing Jadge YelIOtt's decision, and
that be Is supported by the opinions Of
Judges Brown and Carey aad the AttOr-
ney General.