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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-13

INVESTIGATION AT THE WASHINGTON NAVY
YARD.-Ihe Secretary Of the Navy has ordered
an investigation into certain charges made
against the civil engineer at the navy yard, to
the effect that he has placed skilled mechanics
On the rolls as laborerS, at labOreT'S wages, and
kept them at work as mechanics. The inveSti-
CATION Is to ascertain whether these charges are
of sufficient Importance for the action of a court
OF inquiry. This investigation viii be held
with closed doors, and should a court of inquiry
be called, Ii is likely that IL will be he'd with
open doors The Investigation has been p1S-
pOned TO next Wednesday. at 10 O'Clock. at the
instance OF j. p. Hamilton, or the Workingmen'S
Assembly,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-13

IN MEMORY OF PROFESSOR HENRY.-The fol-
lowing Will be the order OF exercises for the
services in honor of the memory of Prof. Joseph
Henry, late Secretary of the Smithsonian Insti-
tuition, i'll the hall OF the House of Representa-
tiNeS on Thursday evening, January 16: The
Vice President of the United States, supported
by the Speaker Of the House, viii preside, and
the Senate and House will take part in the ser
vices. Opening prayer by Rev. DE-. McCosh,
President OF Princeton College. Addresses By
Hon. Hannibal Hamlin, Hon. r. f. WitherS.
Prof. Asa Gray, OF Harvard University; Prof.
". b. Rogers, OF Boston; Hon. j. A. Garfield.
Hon. :. ). Cox. and Gen. W. T. Sherman. Con-
Guiding prayer by Rev. DR.. Sunderland, Chap
lain OF tie senate.
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MARRIED..

ADAMS--HANEY.-- Married, on the let Of
May at the residence Of the brides brothers, by
Thomas Conner Esq, Mr. JOSEPH ADAMS, to Miss
MAMIE HAsSY, gil Of Union County.
--wOOLBRIGHT.- on
the 4th inst. by Thomss Conner Esd, Mr..
GEORGE WHIrLocK, to Miss LUCINDA WOOL
BRIoIrr, oil Of Union County.
BRAKEFIELD-IyY.--M on tho 4th
inst. ut the residence of the bsids's mother.
BY Thomas Conner Esq, Mr. JAsw BaAnEyIELp
to Miss Mamie j. Ivy. All Of Union County.
GREGORY -GREGoRY. Y.-Marricd, on 18th
inst, at the residence Of the brides Mother. by
Thomas Conner ESQ. Mr.. soIoxos GnsooRY
to Miss JENNIE GRrooRY. All Of Union County.
GREGORY-K00N.A-Af Married, on the 22d
inst, at the residence Of the brides parents, by
Rev. CT. Scaifs, Mr.. Hkywoon GRgeoRY %
Miss AMANDA Koos. AL Of Union.
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SheriTs Sales,

SherifFs Sales.
Rf virtue of Sundry Executions TO me directed
- will sell, before Union Court House door.
on the first Monday in Juno next, within
the legal hours of Sherif's sales, the following
property. to wit:
One lot or tract Of land located in Cross KEYS
Township, Union County, containing Eve acres,
more or less, bounded by lands of William F.
Norman and Shiloh Church; levied on and to
be sold as the property of Jason b. Davis, at
the suit of Richard G. Ray.
ALSO
Ono black Horse, Bride and Saddle, one
Gold watch and lot Of Merchandise, to wit {:
one bolt Linsey, two Kegs Mule Shoes, one lot
coffee, two sacks shot, one lot Shoes, four Bril-
dies, one lot shirt Bosoms, one lot Gloves. one
piece Swiss Muslin and one box Indigo; all
levied on and to be sold as the property of
James D. Fleming, at the several suits of
Philip NJ. Cohen, Spears & Co., A. C. & Is. +.
Wiley and others against J. d. Fleming.
r. MACBETH, 8. u. C.
May 16 20 81
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Tho Latest Musioal Wonder.

Inc Latest Ausioal Wonder. .
The orguinette req ssenting Organ and Or
sanist' Music and Musician. Not toy, but the
most marvellous musical inst, ument Of the age.
Plays from oneto n thousand tunes. No limit
10 either Kind or quality. Plays Hymn Tunes,
Popular Songs, Potkas, Waltzes, Reels, Quad
r"fe' md Hor.pipes with perfect accuracy. A
nero child can play it. Constructed on the
principle of cabinet organ and plays aatomat-
ioa'iy from tunes on perforated paper. In hand
some c"se' z II. long, #. wide. l #. high
Price, including -Four Tunes, only $40. Extra
tunes 70 cents each. Guaranteed to give more
satisfaction for the money than any other musi-
cal instrument in :he world. Agents wanted
everywhere. Send for descriptive circulars
Address, LUDDEN g. BATES, Savannah, Ca
Wholesale Southern Agents. 1876
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As New YoRK Cons, so Co.'s THE UNION
The New York elections next full for State off
GERS lsixty-four in number) is SO important as
10 snect materially the presidential election in
The Democrats will unite and put forward
their strongest men for Governor and Leuten.
ant-Governor.
If the Democrats carry the State Il is proba-
Bile the successful candidate for Governor will
be New York's candidate for nomination for
the Presidency or Viee-Presidcncy before the
Convention of 1880.
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Tax Notice.

accordance with an act Of the General As.
Il semby Of South Carolina, approved March
y, 1873, every person required by law to re-
turn property for taxation must do SO annually
between the first day OF June, and the
twentieth day OF July. Parties fail
ing to make a tax return to the County Au.li-
tor within the time about mentioned subject
themselves to penalty of fifty per cent. to be
odded to their return of the previous fiscal year.
TAXABLE PROPERTY.
All real estate and improvements thereon, all
personal property that may have any value, ex.
cept wearing apparel for self and family, and
articles provided for present subsistence, the
latter not to exceed In value $780,
All male citizens between the ages of FL and
90 are liable to Poll Tax, except those exempt by
law. D. JOHNSON,
Auditor Union County.
May c3 81 1t
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GuASo BustNEss.--Since the first of January
last there have heen received at the railroad de-
pot Of Chester l ,638 tons Of guano and acid,
The receipts last year, we are informed, were
something more than 200 toas-showinp IN
increase in favor Of this year, of 400 tons. This
showing Is contrary, we think, to the general
expectation but It may be relief on, as the
'@oove figures are taken from the books of the
railroad companies. - Chestor REPORTER
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Heavy os BoSDsMEN.% Atlanta, Ca, May "a.
The jury In the case Of the State, of Georgis
w. John Jones, late Treasurer. and his securi I.
ties, John I; Grant aud c. A. Nutling rendred
. verdict this morning, after having been out
over twcnty-four hours, for $92, 1896 His Sc
curities were good for this amount.
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List OF Lettara

List Of Letters
ksmaising in the Post Office at Union, s. c.,
Tor the week ending May "a, 1879.
James Forest. F. s. Farrar, Ogilvie Heggie,
lforeign.l a. o. Redding, Mrs. Mary Sims,
James Allen, Mrs. Matte Burns, Major Jenkins
JAS. II. GOSS, p. NJ.
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R.MAnxABLs. "A gentleman OF this town is
the father Of three children, each Of whom vas
born on the 10th Of the month {; aai their births
took place on consecutive days, Of the week
via: Saturday, Sunday and Monday.-C1ester
Reporter.
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"A TRIASouLAR TRAaEDr.-Baliimore, May
23.-A special from Culpspper saws ain n ar.
hculty here to-day between d. NJ. Ream,. editor
OF the Culpspper Tfmis, Philip Nj. Jones and q.
W. Jamison, seven pistol shots were fred by
the different parties. Ream was shot in til ab-
domen 1t 10 thought he is fatally wouuded.-
Jones received ball in the shoulder. Jamison,
who did the most Of the firing. was not hurt
Jamison was committed to Jail.
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GoDrY's LADrs Book ron JUSE.-The June
fumber Of Cooley. opens with steel plate by
barley, that will forcibIy suggest to mammas to
Keep base bal playing outside Of drawing room
doors. .The Rosebud Garden of Girls is con.
hnued with increasing interest in everv page,
and tho charming serial, "A Gentle Belle" is
also continued. giving too Novels by distin.
guished authors to every .tpbscriber. In addi-
t,on are hrst-rate stories by Florence sAveual,
E,nsl Tame. Chas. @. Royce, Ella Rodman
Church, and others. The mothers will find new
suggestions. for Fireiide Fun; there is n capital
fairy story for the little folks; IN article
especially seasonable upon gardening, by the
eminent horist, Thos. Meehan; and, in nd.
dition to all this, o feast of fashion matter,
profusely illustrated, and the usual pages
OF Work Department, Hints on Home Adorn.
nent, and other specialties of this maga-
z'ne which with this number closes its ninety
eighth volume. What other periodical, At that
advanced age, can boast Of being as blooming
fresh, and attractive as . belle Of eighteen p
months.
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TAXES CoLhEcrED.-Up to Wednesday abou
$4,000 OF the May instalment Of Taxes had
been collected. This Is quite credtable show
'ng when the fearful scarcity Of. cash Is consid-
ersd.-Chester Reporter.
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LARGE FIRss IN BRooKLYN.-New York, NAV
N.-The fire in Brooklyn broke out in Fowler,
from 65 to GO Furn,an street, burning ali NIGHT
and the owners estimate the loss Mt from $3.50.
40 to S30C 900. While the oil FIRE was pro-
;geessing smoke issued from store "D" of the
Watrouse store, the lessees of which arc Bart.
hett Green. The store was filed from the
ground foor to the roof with sugar, butte, hemp
cotton and other material. Bartlett g. Green
state that the loss would reach half a million
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Stock Of Notions.
Beautiful Dress Goods !

VNHE largest assortment the prettiest Patterns
Il and cheapest priced Dress Goods 10 he
found ut any market above Charleston, can be
seen Mt RICE & McLURES
May 2 l8 N
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DEATH OF EX-SENATOR GAILLARD IN LIBERIA
A letter has been received by tho officers NJ
the biberian Exodus Association in Charleston.
from Clement Irons, stating that ex-senator, s.
Il. daillard. one Of the colonists who went out
from Charleston to Monrovia in tho A1or in
april, 1873, died near ionrovia Oh the 18th of
April last, and was buried with Masonic honors.
Inc letter further states that Irons has also been
sick, but has recovered, anu that the rest of The
charleston exodists are well. The death of
Gaillerd will prove heavy blow to the exodists.
rs he was one of the very few colonists who
went out from here who had the advantages Of
education and means
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Two BRorHEns KrLLED.-Atlanta, Ga, Nav
ga special TO the Coastitution saws: At
Kingston this Morning, Thompson and Joseph
Morris, brothers, violated town ordinance by
firing pistols. Burroughs, the town marshal
colleoted dollar fine from each. Thompson
Norris followed Burroughs to the depot and
slapped his face. burroughs drew q stick and
Joseph Morris snapped his pistol at Burroughs
who commenced filing on his assailants and re.
treating across the railroad track, the Morris
brothers advancing and emptying their pistols,
then throwing rocks until both fell from their
wounds. Thompaon died in thirty minutes
Joseph Is mortally wounded.
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HANGED IN THUNDER SroRM.-Raleigh, Nav
i6.-Henry Alphonso Davis, (white,) Henry I.
Andrews, (white,) and Lewis Carlton (colored, !
the noted Chapel Hill burglars, were to-day
hanged at Hilisboro, the county seat Of Grange
mitted. WV.
All the prisoners proclaimed their iunocence
to the last moment. Carlton spoke nm hour n md
said his salvation was sure The parting between
Andrews and his sister on the scaffold was most
affecting. All were firm and showed no signs of
wWavering. The hanging was badly botched up.
ihs ropes around the necks of Davis and Carl.
too were toe long, and their feet rested on the
ground. they were raised and the ropes retied,
causing death from strangulatiou. A terrific
thunder storm ragged during the hanging and
the scene was wild and terrible. At least eight
thousand people were present.
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rOurth Of July Accidents.

As the steamer Isaac Davis, crowded with
passengers, was making landing on lake
Quinsigamond, at Worcester, Mass, on the
ith of July, there was a rush of passengers TO
get on board, which prevented those on the
steamer from getting ashore. The boat ca
reened away from the wharf, aud the crowd
rushing to her side, many OF them fell into
the water. The hurricane deck OF the steamer
then gave way, and the whole structure above
the hull fell into the lake, which al that point
is ten feet deep. Seven persons were drown
ed and three are missing.
As an excursion steamer was approaching
Morris Island, near Trenton, n. D., Friday
afternoon, several hundred people on the is
land made the usual rush 10 the boat. The
wharf suddenly gave way, and seventy five
persons were thrown into the river. Mrs.
Andrew johnson, her ive.year. son, and
q little girl named Miller were drowned.
Their bodies we're recovered. Ii is feared
that tho others were lost. Several persons
were taken out Of the water more or less in.
jured.
The third Presbyterian Church ia Trenton,
n. j., was destroyed by irein the evening, and
several fremen were severely injured by the
! falling in of the roof The loss is about
| $4,000. 1t is supposed the building was
fired by sky rocket which fell upon the shin
\ gle roof The church was surrounded by
wooden buildings aud destructive confagra.
! ton was averted only by heavy rain,
As street car was descending grade in
/ Dayton, Ohio, on Friday afternoon, the brakes
| gave way, and il crashed into baby carriage,
/ killing the infant, Is months old.
The Philadelphia Ledger says, over 40
persons, injured BY fireworks, were admitted
to the Pennsylvania and st. Mary's Hospitals
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that after ,hiu,
IN days publication Of this notice in one X
the newspapers Published in Carroll coasly
the undersigned, citizens Of Carroll count,
intend to apply TO the County Commissiont,,
Of Carroll county, to locate aud open Phi
vate Road, commencing at a point at tbe
corner stone between the farm Of Jacob Yin,
ling's heirs and Joshua Wisner, at the bed of
an old wagon road, and then on the bed Of lbe
same old wagon road between Joshua Wisps,
and Films Bankert; and then on the same old
wagon road through the land OF Joshua Wi,.
ner; and then on the same old wagon road
through wood lot Of Noah l.. Slansbur;
aud then through wood lot Of Jacob YIN
ling's heirs, and then through the land q
Alfred W. Bish 10 the bed OF the same old
wagon road; and then on the same old wagon
road between Alfred W. Bishand John Grouse
and thea on the same old wagon road Through
the land Of John Grouse to the Westmius,e,
and l.i,tlcstown Turnpike Road; and it is Is,
| same road which was ia use for the farm q
Jacob Yinghng's heirs better than one hun
bred years, except il was moved fron
time TO time Mt one point and finally close,
at that point by the hands OF Alfred " Bi,h
that il Is Impossible to pass add repass
LEVI YiNGLlNG,
July l2.5i Aud II Others
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Women Playing Baseball.

4 burlesqae Of the national game SAN eah'
an Monday afternoon at Newinglon ra W.
baltimore, in the presence perhaps .ai o. nj,
LARGEST crowd gathered at the grounds ln''
season. The game was for the cham ,on, y !
7S, Of The country, aud was played pyp NY
female mines, one claiming to represent INV
"deinbia and The other New York.
T6e damscls from Gotham we're Distinguish -,
81 hv their red stockings, while the QUAKER
eity sirls wore the more modest blue. IA.
Il Vas plainly demonstrated that ihe sMil i
could moi play base ball, though they eou"
eSeeute a burlesqne, which was perhaps
more amusing than than many OF the game
plnyed at Newington this season by probes
SIGNALS H.,
The spectators on the grounds were NOISY
but GOOD natured. At the close, the gam'
stood Blues 80, Reds "a. An escort OF Pc
lieemen guarded the players to !helr eoa ~,
ihe crowd suraed around, climbed on 70.
wheels, and yelled themselves hoarse, an'
amidst perfect pandemoniom the two ere"
left the park,
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Tho suRmsr Vacation.

The New York TorId says,-Nol Ia seass
has there been such an exodus for the sea
shore and The mountains as 10 the last week
Some ofthe transportation company agents
are responsible for the computation that
twenty-five thousand families have fled from
the city and Brooklyn. Every village and
hamlet within two hundred miles Of he me.
lFppqIl, gets quota Of these Visitors Not q
few persons 60 % farm hQases miles sw4y
from railroad stations, where board Is cheap
nd The fare simple. Fortunately such places
exist IN great paIAhers and very many Of them
are 80 situated that business man NAY visit
be city and TeinFn "a The same day. Hoili-
ties 10 transportation have solved many 81
the sexAsions problems Of the snmlner vaoa'
ton, New railroads 10 the ssashoro hags
made ihe resorts there very popular, and this
year they are getting more than she asnn
number Of visitors The prospect Is thal
there vii 10 more summefiag out cf tnwr
this season thai ayef heiaFp,
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The Metric System.

The St. Michaels Comet suggests that
the public schools should teach the metric
system Of weights and measures. and says
Is il fact generally known that the metric
system is already in general use ia this coun-
try? And is it IA fact generally appreciated
that those who are now going 10 school and
memorizing tables about yards, feet, ounces
and pounds will, as grown up people, have to
deal with metres, grammes and millegrammei
insteady The foreign postal service Of tho
United States has . metric unit Of postal
weight; the metric system has gone into the
custom houses; scientific institutions are US
ing the metric nomenclature, and already the
newspaper reader is constantly meeting Will
the terms Of the metric system. Measuring
sticks are sold with the metre aud lis subdi
vision on ono side and feet aud INCHES on til,
other. Scale beams are marked on one sid,
I, 9th the eqmmon names aud on lhs othe
with The metric, r. the school boards vii
not, the State Legislature should make pro
sisinn fof giving instruction ia the melril
system IN III the elemeplaFy slheals u III
country and o knowledge Of the ~ atnrn ssaali
be made a requisite for admission Into sdn
casionaI Institutions Of a higher grade
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the snbstri.
IN Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county Letters Of Admin,
tratiOu on the personal estate Of
JACOB SHOWER,
late OF said county, deceased All per.
sons having claims against the deceased az
hereby warned TO exhibit the same, with IL,
vouchers thereof legally authenticated to th,
subscriber,o on or before the s,h day Of Febraa
ny, 1850; they may otherwise by law be OK
esiided from all benefit Of said estate. Thosi
indebted are requested TO make immediate
payment.
Given under my band this 9Th day OF July
1879.
THEODORE A. SHOWER, NJ. D..
july l6.it Administrator.
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CTATE OF MARYLAND.

~ OFFicE OF TIE SECRETARY % SfATE
ANNAPOLIS, July 10th, 1879.
70 Al Whom, II Nay Concern;
NOTICE is hereby given that application
has been made TO the Governor for d Pardon
in the case of the State vs.. John 7. Israel,
charged with the crime Of Bastardy aud com
mitted TO Carroll County Jail, in default Of
bond, to support the Legitimate child The
Petition is supported by the Recommendation
OF the States Attorney for Carroll county.
The Governor will take up the said case
for final decision, on or aiter Thursday. the
2ith day Of July, 1879, until which time pro.
tests against the said application will be heard
aud the petition in the case open to nspec.
ton, at The discretion Of the Governor.
by order Of the Governor.
r. C. H0LLYDAY,
| July l2.2t Secretary Of State,
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MoRE Coon Ana NegDED rs CouRr- ROCKS.
The news that four or Eve Judges Ia Now
York courts are Frustrated by sickness, re-
shifting, In some cases at least, from oyerwor,
in the yitiaied atmosphere Of the courtrooms,
viii mol be matter Of surprise to any one
who, being used 10 purer air, has stopped foi
few minutes in court.rooms almost any
where. II is very seldom that they are large
enough, in proportion to floor space, 10 allow
fresh air to the number Of people that can BE-
crowded into them, and still more seldom
Tia, efficient means ere tnkea iur their ven
ilaaian. There Is the same defect IN Icgisla
tive halls, and probably some Of the extraor
dinary aeiions Of jurors aud legislators mas
he duo 70 the yitlatpd atmosphere they arc
compelled q breathe, Mental action u an
quesslnuahly affected BY bad air, II wonlt
be At least charitable 10 suppose that a wan
Of ''ozones Is responsible for The disagree
mcnts Of iuries and the jobs Of Legislatures
= Philadelphia Ledger.
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The Democratic voters Of Carroll county
are hereby requested to assemble in their re-
sneeiive election districts, At the usual places
az meeting, on Salsud0N, AaqHsf z, 1879, the
pollsto be epfopenfrom 4until7o'elock, p. m.
10 select Five Delegates from each District, to
meet in County Convention, on Monday, IN.
gast M, 1T he Court House, 10 Westminster,
at 10 Q clock a. m, TO choose Five Delegates
10 represent Carroll county in the State Con-
yention, which assemblies in Baltimore, on
Thursday, August I'll, to select Candidates
lor Governor, Comptroller Of the Treasury,
Attorney General, and Clerk Of the Court OF
Anpeals. By order
RICHARD MANNING, Chairman
County Central Committee.
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The Baltimore Garsfte sayst ~ The friends
Of Mr. Jefferson Davis eill tejoios that The
lsaacics which be has received a The hands
OF bnneyolens sidow PLACE him ahoye ihb
need Of running Tor United States Senator
from Mississippi Through tho lfienishipend
admiration 81 Mrs Sarah A. Dorsey, 81 Mis-
sissippi, her tsslamenlary disposition Of her
property AVID death, Mf. Davis is DOW lbe
possesspJ 81 Two cotton planlalionsand y villa
on he Gulf coast, Nher6 be i nov residing
enjoying his oiigm tamdigHifaie, slnoe tha
Close IL The pnr 3 series Of disasters have
followed Mr. nssis. Ms properly had been
elnhsffaeaed aud was 6nallg awamped; he
vas tnlaneled u fuinoss lawsuits; his bust.
ness ventures vets dlsssppolsimeulsi biz coil
ihifhItls - bis encmlta tnsny aud hefce,
Tho heart must he bad Indeed which can
efadga him iitlla repnse and esse IN the
closing o. Bis daSs.
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Il is within the recollection of many Of
our readers when Caroliue county, Nd,
was the butt Of the State, for the poverty
of Der soil, and many joke has been
cracked at the expense Of its inhabitants,
of hate years, however, great change has
taken place, and now Il comes to the front
with a yield Of so bushels Of wheat to the
acre, a notice Of which viii be found under
the head Of Maryland Affairs in thisissue.
an hail Caroline.