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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-04-12
Judge STUMP.

A meeting was held in the Temperance
Temple, in Baltimore, last week, to manifest
disapprobation ut the manncrin which Judge
Stump was removed from the bench Of the
Criminal Court. 1t was very small affair,
and every one of the speakers announced to
address the meeting was absent. We think
it great blessing that Judge Stump has
been removed. and look upon such demon-
STATIONS as that referred as an indication Of a
most morbid and unhealthy state Of morals.
II is well the meeting was complete fizzle.
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DR.. BRUNON'S
Concentrated Remedies.
FOR DELICAT DISEASES.

No. 1.-THE GREAT REvIVER.-s
ly eradicates all tie evil effects Of Self Abuse.
such az general debility, loss OF memory, wsst-
ing away Of the organs, or any CONSTITUTIONS!
arrangements rs impotency, and weakness Gf
the seyual organs, brought On BY the unrostraiA-
I'd indulgenee Of the passions. Price 81.
No. 3-THE CONCESTRATED BALM.
VIII cure in eight days, any case of gonoorrhoss
IL without taste or smell and requires no re-
striction of diet. Price one dollar.
No. 3.-CoNCENTRATED TEREE.-The
use OF this remedy will cure elect in short
time, m can chow certificates of cures effect
ed after all others have failed; this Is also taste
less and without smell. Price one dollar.
No. 4.-CoNCENTRATED PuNITER.-1a
the only remedy known that will positively ,alJ
structures of the uretha, no matter Of how i'h
standing or neglected the case may lie. TIE
one dollar.
No. 5.---ANTIMERCURIAL PILLs .--st'
persons who have used this dreadful DIR .lr
eury,) (Which rema ms in the system fo-
.nausing go many chronic diseases.) sho"I. 49,
'n Ts fiiis, which will entirely cOunteract the
one dollar.
no. o..oR1ENTAL PASTILLS-Is q GER
's'h cure LOT female Irregularities, or suppress
''TS VI .ne m m1s,nmstrnation. Price two dollars
Cures the whites, falling of the womb nervous.
ness. painful menstruation. Price one dollar.
No. s.-THE soLUTOR-Is n remedy that
has never been known to fail curing Gravel,
and all affections OF the kidneys and bladdsr'
Price one dollar. "
Either of the above remedies will he som, nv
mail to any part of the United States, m -,
ceipt of tn price annexed Circulars conta;n;,
full particulars may be obtained by eneIosinss
one Post Stamp. Address
DIR. FEL1X BRUNON,
Post Office Box 90, Philadelphia, Pa.
plicated eases by letter or personally, but only
such letters will be answered MS contain n ros-
lonable fee. OFFICE. Old York Road A
Caliowhiil It. May 10, 1s59--Iy.
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COnstabie's Sale

DY virtue of one writ fieri facias, issued
- by Andrew Gender a Justice OF the Peace
of the State OF Maryland, in and for Aliegany
County. and % me directed, at the suit OF Jonn
T. Edwards against the goods and chaite's'
lands and tenernents of George !. Butt nave
seized and taken in execution, all the righ,.
title, interest, claim and demand, at law hno
equity, OF the said George ! Butt in and TO the
following property 10 wit:
All that 10, of land lying and situate IN 'n'
County OF Allegany and State Of Mary %"
The westerly side of Charles street in Inc CIV!
OF Cumberland, fronting nineteen feet thrte
inches on Charles street and running baeh
seventy nine net to q twelve foot alley; "
being the same parcel Of ground which wa
SOLD and conveyed by George A. Thrus,on ana
wife, and Charles b. Thrustor 10 th.
late Hszael S. Butt By deed dated March is,
1894, and recorded in the land records of said
Allegany County in Liber II. r. No. II, folos
500, &c.
Also, all the right, title and interest Of said
George |. Butt OF in and TO all that real estate
and household property lying and situate In
the city of Cumberland, County and State a.
foresaid, adjoining the aforesaid lot on the
Southwtsterly side; and being the same pro
perry which was leased by Charles N. Thru.-
ton and wife aud Matthias O. Davidson aud
wife to said Hazael S. Butt. by an indenture
OF lease dated Nay l6, 1886, and recorded ir
said land records in Liber II b. No. 2. fol,os
%, &C., on reference to which being had, the
metes and bounds Of The land, and the terms
and conditions of said lean W IL Y ras ~
large appear. This last lot i."-.s hIy-a =
feet on said Westerly side o. asa Ci- 8
street, and also seventy -nine feet 'i- 20 Z
erly side of Front street in said T..
| improved 10y = two-story brick b F. nd
1 a brick store house
| And hereby give notice, thate- ---,.fda,
the 18th day of April, 1850, at II o'clock, A
! ~, in front Of the St. Nicholas Hotel in the
! city of Cumberland. will offer Tor sale the
said property, SO seized and taken ia execution
| TO the highest bidder for cash 10 satisfy said
claim I. A. 0GLE,
April 5, Iseo-h. 1888 Constable.
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Connecticut Election.

As already announced, this State has gone
for the Republicans by a greatly decreased
vote. The excitement was Of the most in-
tense character. Threats Of discharge from
employment. were used to force operatives to
vote in accordance with the views Of the en-
ploysr-lsrge sums Of money were freely ex-
peuded, and It Is said that the democrats in
New Haven drove the Germans from the
....ls:
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Foreign Miscellany.

The question of the annexation of Savoy
TO France has been definitely settled by France
and Sardinia signing treaty to that effect.
4 squadron of four war vessels headed by
the screw steamer EIcra, is to convey the
Prince of Wales to Canada. The London
Times stron .ly recommends that he makes
tive tour of the United States, and fees sure
that his visit to the President will he appre-
catcd.
Mrs. Jameson, the authoress, is dead.
Florence Nightingale is seriously i'll and
PRAYERS had been offered in her behalf in the
German Chapel.
The Municipal Council of Nice voted a.
gainst the annexation to France and sent
dcputation to Turin on the subject.
The new Commercial Treaty between
France and England has gone into full oper-
alton.
Sinor Forini had formally presented to the
King of Sardinia the votes of the Italian
provinces in favor of annexation to Sardinia.
a despatch from Modena, dated Friday, gives
the result of tlfe voting in the Emlian prov
mce, as follows
Total number inscribed on the lists. 800
25S
The number who votcd..........427,5l2
For on.....................l2G,Oa 6
For scparate kingdom. ........... 1JG
Cancelled. ............................ 40
The King in reply said he excepted the
vote as also that of Romagna, but at the same
time lc would not fail in deep devotelness
to the Pope.
The Pope had addressed the Monitor to
Victor Emmanuel, breaking off all relations
with him, and Erconimuncating him.
1t was reported that Piedmont wants to
loan 100 GOO. 900 francs.
Austria declines to renew diplomatic inter-
course with Sardinia, owing to her fragrant
violations of the Treaty of Zurich.
ALARMING STATE or AFFAIRS IN NAPLES
NAPLES, March 9th, lS60.-Things are in
a wretched condition here. a revolution was
anticipated on Saturday last. On Sunday
morning, the proprietor of onr hotel was Ia
ken out of his bed and carried of to prison,
and to-day lie has been baniShed from his
home and family. lie is man Of influence
and wealth, but chose to express n love for
ton were eXiletl. 10 what low condition
mnst people have sunk when they find
themselves unable to rise and overthrow such
calling tyranny. Bat | even fear to write
on this subjective are surrounded every
where by spies
The Great Eastern, we arc now
told we may look for in June. as
us she will sail f,r New York the last Of May
or early in June. The Great Eastern and
the Prince Of Wales are to lie the British Lii
ons in America for the Summer months.-
The Directors of the GreH Eastern have sub
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-04-12

AGREED.-We believe that John Bell and
Mr.. Bates agree in sentiment touching the
slavery qucstion.-Ndshrille Union and A.
mericdn.
= TO be sure they do, and SO do Mr.. Bolts
and Mr.. Crittenden, and what is more, their
views are the views of Henry Clay.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.
NERVOUS SUFFERERS.

NEKN UJS SUFFEKEKS.
THE subscriber, for several years q
L resident OF Asia, discovered while there, a
simple vegetable remedy-a sure cure for
ConsumptieR asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds
and Nervous Debility. For the benefit of Con-
samp,ives and Nervous Sufferer, he is willing
TO make the same public.
To those who desire il, he willsend the Pre-
scription, with full directions free Of CHARGE
also a sample ofthe medicine, which they will
find a beautiful combination of Natures simple
herbs. Those desiring the Remedy can obtain
it by return mail, by addressing
J. E. CUTHBERT,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
No. 429 Broadway, New York.
April IL, ls60-3m
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Rhode Island Election.

PRovIpENcE, April 5th.-Ihe additional
returns received this morning indicate that
the majority for Vim. Spraguc, the Demo
cratic candidate for Governor will be nearly
900
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SHRRIRR'S SALE.

QY virtue of writ of fieri tacias, issued
Dby the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Alle-
gany county, in favor of George A. Pearre, ad-
mi nistrator of Abraham Brown, against the
goods and cbattels, lands and tenements Of
Gustavus Beall, have seized and taken in ex-
ecution, all the right title claim, interest and
estate, nj law and in equity OF the said Gusta-
yus Beall, in and to the following property,
to wit:
lst.-All those lots or parcels of land, de-
scribed in deed from VIM. n. Holiday, trus-
tee to Gustavus Beall, dated 9th January,
1886, and recorded in Liber H. b., No. 2, Folio
70, one of the land records Of Allegany coun-
ty, and in deed from Zadock Clark and wife
to Gustavus Beall, bearing date 9th June,
1874 and recorded in Liber A. B., No. E. E.,
folio 279.
2ud.-All those parcels Of lands described
in deed from Samuel Hughes and wife TO
Gustavus Beall, bearing date 2sth March, ls43,
and recorded in Liber A. B., No. d. D., folio
70l.
3rd.-All those tracts md parcels of land
mentioned and described in a deed from John
Braut to Gustavus Beall, by deed dated Both
May, 1886, and recorded in Liber II B, No. 2,
folio 10, together with all the right, title and
in terest 10 the coal under the said lands or
any of them, belo ngng 10 said Beall.
And hereby give notice that on the End
day of May, 1860, in front OF the st. Nicholas
Hotel, in the city of Cumberland, ] will offer
for sale said property, so seized and taken in
execution, by public auction to the hig est
bidder, for cash.
HENRY R. ATKINSON,
Sheriff of Allegany County.
April H. lSG0-ts.
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"Crabtrees' Neglect"
Estate OF Henry Barnes.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber
" hath obtained from the Orphans Court
Alrgany County, Letters Of Administration
on the estate of John Barnes, late Of Allegs-
ny County, deceased. All persons having elaine
against the said deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, properly authenticated to the
subscriber. on or before the 18th day of octobcr,
1864 otherwise they may by law be excluded
from all benefit in said estate. All persons in
debtcd are requested to make immediate pay
ment. diven uniermy hand this 18th day Of
April. 1860.
JOHN BARNES,
April u s6O-3t. Admin strator.
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s M L II H $
GREAT SOUTHERN
SKY-LIGHT GALLERY
doors North Of Post Office, Eal,o., 81,
CUMBERLAND, MD

A I. SMITH woald respectfully return his
II, sincere thanks to the Ladies and Gentle
men OF the sity OF Cumberland and surround
ing country for ;heir very liberal patronage, and
hopes by strict attention 20 busine's and hia
efforts 10 plen.c, to still merit and receive sa
equal share Vt your custom.
| nm prepared to execute ork in every r'sl"
of the ait on very accommodating terms avn
not selling picturrs ut cost. consequently cen
afford to do my wort, WE'LL in proof Of whiet
you only have t, call and have one taken in
good eases for - and so cents.
Don't forget the place. door' North OF me
Post Office, Baltimore Street, Cunbeiland' ha:
y. b am also selling colorcd Lthographi'
Views OF the Tomb of Washington and Noun
Vernon Mansion. in aid of the Indies MI 'e'>
non Association Call and examine Specimen
june 30, 1859
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Rags (! Rags !!

IN 000 LBS. clean cotton rags wanted, for
fU,UUU which the highest cash price will
be paid. For further information call at the
Office of the CIVILIAN l. TELEGRAPH.
March 1850.
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GAMFDRD'G
Family
CATHARTTC PILLS,

COMPOUNDED FROM
Pure vegetable Extra cts, and put up
in GLASS CASES, Air Tight, and will
keep in any climate.
The Family Cathartic PILL is gentle but
active Cathartic which the proprietor has used
in his practice more than twenty years.
The constantly in: creasing deman from
those who have long used the PILLS and
the sati sfsc ton which $ all express in regard
to their use, has in = dueed me to place
them within the reach = of all.
The Profession we'll know that different
Cathartics act on Diff ferent portions Of the
bowels.
The Family Caihar- :. tic Pill ~, with due
reference to this WE'LL ESTABLISH d feet, been
compounded from variety the Pures
Vegetable Extracts, = which alike on ev'
cry part ofthe alimen-S !tary ca al, anu are
good md safe in all & eases VIII re eathar'
tic is needed, such asv iDerango rents oil the
Stomach, Sleepiuess, Pains in the Back aud
Loins, Costiveness, Pain and Soreness over Inc
whole body, from sudden cold, which frequent T.
ly, If neglected, end in long course OF Fever
Loss of Appetite, Creeping Sensation of Cold
over the body, Restlessness, Headache, or
weight in the head, all Infammatory Diseases
Worms in Children or Adults, Rheumatism, u
great Purifier of the Blood, and many diseases
TO which flesh is heir, too numerous TO mention
in this advertisement.
PRICE 8 DIMES.
THE LIVER lNVlGORATOR AND FAM.
lily CATHARTIC PILLS are retailed BY
Druggists generally, and sold Wholesale by the
Trade in all the large towns.
8. T. W. SANFORD, NJ. D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
336 Broadway, New York.
Oct. 6, ls5s-ly.
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253l Acres.

This lard comprises first rate river bot
tom farm, and owing To its proximity to the
Railroad, and TO the Depot nt Brady's Mill, is
most tavorably located.
The improvements on the property consists
ot a pood
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Thursday Morning, April II, 1860.

The Union-"t must and shall G freserred"
It's friends are our friends-its foes our foes
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Aprill2 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-14
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

aArcRpAY, Oct 1872. "
FLcrR The market more buoyant and active, and
advanced about 10 cents per BARREL with sales Of rs 900
bbs including superane State, at Is 40 q 81 So and
ira 1t 50 20 . % 10.
wnAr was in active request, with sales Of Ito, 900
bushels At 81 40 for winter red Western 81 81 81 80
Milwaukee club.
CoRH was dIm, with sales of about 81 900 bushels
cipaips Western MIXED, At tic. q Tao
RRovsioNs-Pok-rbc market without change Of
Importance me salea embraced about 800 bbls $40 10
a SIC IS, and prime At Si4 80.
wHIsKss The market WIS 1rm, and held above the
views Of oUyer 24c was bid and 2s1so asked.
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be- + collision with ;alP so%.ao Sea ssss H,sosl q
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So ao'f a 81 so, ms,sss sS% hay org, saasn
70, wss naes sshI 10, Grace Ssssr G..k rhsasph
A,ey casin Br bark ONWARD Dosy ArdrossAn, brig
HAkT.GR6. ocs ii~Arrschr Brainard Ruer, Elizabeth
pert Sid lib sesr Fred Ts., TT.l; Ne Mei,co Bur-
Bsrs New 9 Sos lAn' 'eas "nsh' fA'e'
90 os ss:
verpoo Prescott Bstehelder, Havana; Venus lB, La.
NRWARk Oct Is-Arr sehrs VIM Henry, New York; ysno
Stony rsna Rsp
sce.n ue H:y.rstrsw Sid sctr Juis .ore Neg York
Merriam. Ssw Loadsq - NAS''''' -.a'' '-.' D'S.'l
:;s' ss:ss & s
sohoo s. stephen for As.ori. CogsiDs Biuehl
iso. Ne. hsrypor. DC j.s snry' Wood Dshon for
Nswsuypor, for Pnadspss s.rac.iSo Hsey porssSi
for 90; Van pmen, Wall. New Bedford for do;
Calais serwics Tssn Dyer Snow Bas.on for 4is,snds
Hsrry Perkins Goodwin, Bc.ton tyr PhlAaeha Hornat
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MOL ksasoie Roscius y Chew and Samuel Hall fcm
nsb. sss wrsh. Fan nvork ca brss Rsd-
wood new Of Newport Melville cArdsnas Brown Ham
.-,nrnee ab-,cAs PsnRasset Minerva, A Hanmond
dl,h Nh por, the above ship Chsscs Merrill.
bard for NIori Borsey Baisr Boston for Amsha
srssy Mees; Essweh for 90 rs,o,Ds Bsis
Hrools snow NV stdiord ,or Harord BRACES Kslsey,
ssr.son. Ring Pr"sis.ss for Ropdeut; Emma k.ss.
90 Tor patchosus IL sleeps sos:1 ssses az e.
Albert !sm.'on H.r!. dopy balloon. ses Bird II
6ss. s Vry sna os. wins Bentley '00'
Al qu' snsIs sch Canima COT .toclton) Er.ipe iron,
NV Eve O., ,2-An .ssr. Nathan ryl.r xBrus.-
port cld".eS. Nsvs. RbsosSp p asi' LySsu nYesH
klecia Parker. Va Hecterman, NBrunswsk Cashier,
PHILADiIPHIA. Oct la-Arr steamer Delaware, Cannon.
squai Davis Cssdsnss; ii Ssoissrv, Hagen forlsnd
ss,ch Commerce. Barnes. Grsnd Turk schr smith, Mns
noon barts lrowlrr for Mobile impsrs6or fos
Ps,psmbueo one brig McGilvery Hessan sos.o.; ss
y Bslows CLARK and smith, Mills Providence Fanny
PORTLAND Oct lar seamsAip Mount Vernon. Lay
H.nisoo css.s New York; briss Xbsoas ss1S rosis.
yScu M1o. wssasoG s or:SS
BIN. Baltimore; John NcAdan Piers a; Lewis York;
Rs:sps rs,s.S and nlee ss ss Hume rh.aepAa
RICHMt'ED Oct liar st~amship Jamestown. SHAVER,
s s I sesr @ s"ss sS 1s
os M ses Sss1 Hs"sss 81
SAG HARBOR. Oct 0-sld schn Cornelius, York;
WOODS HGLR Oct il-Arr Nantucket Shoals IAshship,
which parted her mooriDxs 9th Chefore reported)
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sctr Vienna ar cissson 81 sevens NIB, days With sih
soir sorpv is, Cutler Lnxan cB. days wsA % n
n asier.
sehr brown Bunou Savannah, days. with ooou
sssr >, Benton. Savannah, days. wss ianb =
ss1r sisr,aD To, bell vsEi1s DAYS
sebr hrass, ,'s.hsn, yrgins. Sdsys
s.. 800, 5 ss; oss;s.s.s Is, sasy.
sssss's' s =, cs ss;is
ssr t%9 x. S Wan rg',..s.,npo,s for So.wss
sesr asnssr Rasnor a Green
schr Ha-iiDs. smith D.rn.ssiis, ds5s
sstr sary. Boyd, Lnose, 6csys
scn nalsa Powers, Hob'ns'n RociIAnd, daya
s s.hr VI s .s., q ssr hae. and asss
esr Ra,y D ss.as sssrs ss's d.s. days.
EN- ssSr s sSs S an b. oFs~ s ssS sd'y
fehi wohott Parker Preston sdays.
3: t%:. vssS .s: s;i::s ''''A
sebr .hsrls Coleman. Taunton. 8 days
ssbr Mary hru,h brush, ,snpiop ~ Albany
8. Treas coh ssh RIVER aaa,. ~
sesr Adele Fslea nan,srsn, FAN River for uasehpor
sesr T, ysrelL orion r,oy pa, 2d.ys
seir cha.s villa frosiSsnce sdsss
s.hr wo.ten smith, Providence . daya
ss., sa 4s a., S, 81
SIR Lei Rove i fSons. s New sxsh assn
s ssT Ia. Russell ss% ' ro fss ksssD
sehT A Nor iham, Reed Portland. 2 days
sehr kohelt smith. Wilcox, Portland, 2daya
kebr Hudson stocsns. Portland, 2days.
fchr n Hralnerd, - Portland. 2 ayA
sehr shaler strickland, Portland, = days
scIr Webb. He ley Siddlctown for New Brunswick
Schr Penns, Ivan l-add, Albany for Norwich.
kshr Pa ilon, Saunders. Rondout for Pnrt mouth.
Srhr Hiawaiha. Crockett Kcndout for Salem.
Schr Lookout, Harper. Eondo1f for Boston
Sehr Snow, bnr Rondoui for Bossou.
kcby IsmsIrDe, Quincy Ropdout for ChArostown.
sloop * pRItss, King, Enzaheibpor for Fab River.
Soop Wssp. barAmAn, ElixabSLbpoyt for BRIDGEPORT
floop Oiver Am~s, French. Taunton 2 DAYS
hloop julia Ann Davis Taunton for Albany
Sleop Mount Hop~, Re, uolds, 1aunton days
sloop Thomas Bull, Hull Providence, 2dsya
Slosp fTsphl lin, Ar~y, Nrw Loudon, 2daya
hio1p Lacy Washington. smith New Haven days
soop fouhpor- Gladdlng, New Haven, dayu
fioo Mar Elizabeth IL, Tor Mod otown 2 days.
Slorp sbslatop. HAWKINS. Brorkhaven, daya
sfooU Entity FREEMAN Mystc, 2 tAys
steamer Planet. Wilsn. PhiladelphiA
Steamer beverly Pierce. PhladephiA
Steamer v estchesaer. JoneA Providence
BELOW
Br brig Debit, from
Ono brig unknown
SAILED
Steamships Glasgow (Br). Liverpool Arago, Havre
tuyIer and Augusta eayaansA James AdgeY Charleston
Yorktown, Norfolk &c; Monticello Washington se PA,apsoo
Portland
Wind u sanset NE.
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LsIltilr % CoTrus tAsrEss An important c.e uss
emily decided IN fbe United states Circuit Court az tse
MAJ mksss steam Cotton Company ibcants Against The
bark Edwin snd owners ~ss . csse 10 whch
rghfef ws mp'oycd o. Mobile 70 carry cot,ou 10 ship
Tie bokr ~ the lighter burst and thereby one hundred
hats wer' Loot BIS q iAdrg having been signed BY
tse matcr ~ tic ship The DsitIct Jadse held The ship
liable icr the n~s
me Circuit & urt affirmed the decree Of The District
Govt ffcarr ~ % the Sntrac entire that The
rut hoa tie snip at the espsnss ard rss u
tie vessel Al urSst crutrsct made Nth the master
The Arptr RAD rarts Win No rosssssn Of the arcle
aUe hat cotiro over a. and tn shp hd Tor this
IN'ihs 4 ~ article soa tsis fsFs q re tamil b7
Iais]lfr, 81 II
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Horrible Tragedy In CsaAscsicut.
MAN KILLS his Two DAUoHTxEs AND CUTS HI
OWN TUu0AT.


From the New Haven journal, Oct Ia
A horrible double murder was perpc<ratcd Monday
evening, In Bridgewsscr, Litchaeld county A by
the name of David Vcss, halter by trade while In
daughters eyed eleven and 0een years respectively and
then attempted 10 put end 70 bis cxstence by cut
Una his throat fets ABOUT forty years Of age has
hsays lived 10 Bridgeport, and has been always consid
cred steady, temperate man.
The circumstances with this heart sckenps
AFFAIR are about follows - illeie occupied, with his
second Wife small shsuty house Ia the town, and his
two daughters by In arst vie lived Win thc. Nothing
~ben Gays the Bridgeport SAsSayD he raped ihe
WINDOW and Attracted Tho attention Of . who
passing OF course there great gathering tho
place, and ply stefan cent for vets' throat Gas
IVES mol Disposed 70 much yenarkipg thai be supposed
be thood be examined, &c HD mannsr perfectly
rational u bsanc at the time of committing The muir
ders, be had apparently recovered stated that sew
cr Of hh cconectIoos By The mothers side have been
deransec
few months since be We In the employment Of
fttsrs SANFORD Of ~ idgcwater but Ieft Them
dsohxIgtd he had been III work In Brooklyn other
psree but had rot been able 70 obtain situ
s'.oo Last week be returned home, and 10 said pro
pcsed 70 give up housckpnghm wife 70 10 home 70 her
tcscos 10 Aaesaehosests hn daughters he aid
be would place with the sbahers
Hn wife loot the mother Of hm gua) len 90 Monday,
and be- sah, attended her to the Nothing uu.
usual appeared 10 his manner and noticed that his
daughters ~cnt distance meet him his return
y thought that he may have bad difculty with
bis vie, but ten seepe 70 Be conjecture HIS nrst
VIE dkd soa,e years aiDce He has been reputcd
CIRCUMSTANCES be had become detected and probably de
rrgsd The victims found n sleeping. Thcy
rrohaey d'ed without . struggle The nrpt blovs-
which we're nscted with . hammer-baving destroy cd
all consri.unnse.
II n tbccsht thaa viless Win recover he now con
fined In Ltchaeid county jail