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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-09-12
THE FALL
From California.

Further returns Of the California cleo
ton show a majority Of 1000 foi
Iaight, the democratic candidate fol
Governor, and returns from the interi
or continue in his favor. The Demo
Gratis will certainly have u majority il
the Legislature, and thus cut off all
probability ofthe election Of Il Jacobin
Senator TO succeed Cohncss. The new
Governor elect made a speech accept
ing the victory MS a protest against the
Congressional plan of reconstruction.
We invite the attention of the Jacobins
and those dirty lick-spittles who are
trying to get on the Jacobin side fol
the sake Of office, to the following :telc.
gram:
SAY Francisco, CAL., Sept. 10.
Hon. Montgomery Blair and Gen. Denver
California sends greeting to all Con
servative citizens at the East, having
elected Henry II, IIaight Governor by
many thousand majority, following in
the footsteps Of Connecticut, and i'm
proving on the example, The Legis-
laturc is Democratic and the State is
thoroughly redeemed. Two Congress,
men are believed to be elected.
JosErn p. HoGE, Chairman.
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trustees Sale Of Yaluabye D..
Estate. A'eat
BY. virtue of u dc-d oftrust exocrta,,
Dr. Alternately, will sell, on 'y
Saturday, September 2sth. 1897
at public auction, on the premises A
valuable tracts of Handsome cnn,s; Two
~ acres, about 80 acus of. whinh'ih
cleared and 1850 well timbered. TI,is are
lies IN district No. 8. Franklin tract
within 4 miles OF the site ofthc ii vn.y
or the South, and is all good tillahisoc LIsity
me other tract of 178 acres, lics ~ ,and.
slde OFT Cumberland Mountain IN the
same district, and about one nil" NJ the
TO ne University site. This tract Hit T.
and poplar. "hi'e oak
me right of redemption is exnress,n,
A credit of twelve months vii, ~
loWcd, ana the purchaser must pive a.,
securities. A lien will be retained Sooa
the purchase money is paid. "hIll
Sale within legal hours,
scp5-tds* A'"stee.
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PETRoLENE.-Messrs. Hutcllins 4
Warner advertise in our paper thi:
week a new fluid called Petrolenc, tho
advantages Of which over coal oil they
warrant and We haze no doubt from
what we have seen of it, that coal OF
which has superseded the use of can.
dies, will now, in turn, be superseded
itself. Read the advertisement.
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Land for Sale.

BY virtue OF an order of sale issued by
the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Franklin
county. and in favor of Mary Gregory, and
against Daniel Weaver, ct ais, l will, on
Monday, October 18th. 1867,
before the Courthouse door i'm Winchester.
sell for cash. to the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing described tract of land. lying in
district No. II. of Franklin country, con
tanning one hundred and six acres, more
or less, and bounded by the lands of Tlios.
Anderson, W. n. Taylor and s. A. OVERLY.
Sold as the property of Daniel Weaver,
.Jr.. to satisfy said order ofsqlc.
w. Il. MURRELL, Sheriff.
Septl3-tds . 60
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Investigation OF tiio Treatment OF
Federal Prisoners.

Several weeks ago some member OF
Congress who is Chairman OF u Com.
millec appointed by the concIayc II.
Washington to investigate the treat
mcnt Of Federal prisoners during the
war, sent to the Home journal n } rint
ed circular, ordering Us to publish ii
gratis, and asking our aid to help find
out instances Of cruelty TO Federal
prisoners. We very quietly tore the
insulting document into fragments, and
cast the fragments out into the fra.
grant hogse lot back Of oar office.
There is no reconstruction in the hunt
ing up of instances OF cruelty on ciliipr
side, but if the work mus. be done, we
want Investigations made into the
treatment of poor "rebcl' prisoners,
which was as bad, and with less excuse,
than the treatment Of Federal priso..-
crs by our side. We were a prisoner.
ourself, taken by Gen. Wilson's troops,
aud while we were, in the main, kindly |
treated, yet we found several liendj
who insn!tcd us, and we propose, if,
asked, to give our testimony rs TO their
Treatment Of us, which will Offset the
i'll treatment Of some Federal prisoner.
We excuse neither side, but this mise
rable, o%ne'sided, party Investigation is ,
disgusting, and, rs the Cincinnati En- ,
qulrer says, ought to make every hon. {
est Radical ashamed. But if they n
must have an investigation, let it OK Ii
tend to both sides. Let the 20,000I
women and children who were forced :;
into the woods to die Of starvation d,
when Atlanta was burned, the like nun ;,
Der when Columbia was burned, and -
the thousands whose homes were +
burned-let them come into Court and
Let us have a fair thing Of it. n
We think the rebels rs truthful rs the )
Federals, aud only Want equal and cx- /!
act justice TO oil men, regardless of po a
litical opinions. L
~
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InNH fOl. SuLo

Pursuant to decree of the Cbouo
Court at Winchester, Tenn, prononnucry
at the August term, 1867, in the causa ~
sephine johnson. adm'try, Va mnu 90,
Johnston, ct ais, will, on Aowel
Monday, October eth. 1867.
al the Courthouse door in Wipcho....
rem, sell to the highest bidder. on n oro cr
1t OF one, two and three years. (eycrn rev. taE
per centllm IN cash.) the lands bolonpa.tel
to the estate of Allen Johnston, dec,d Ing
tract OF barren land containing o oa%;
acres; one-halt the Church Tract. ba XIV
south portion of the same, containin~e In8gg
acres, and the Home Tract. containimS 10
ter deducting widows dover, 40S AGRA. al
an lying in Franklin county. Also si-
lots In the village of Marble Hill. t sA
II other tract in Lincoln county T nso
containing 200 acres. A'hl,
Also, will be sold, the remainder into,o,.
Ill me Widows dover, upon the same term,
said lands will be laid off in lots, anI
descriptions given Oh day of sale. """
Notes with approved security reou;ro,
or purchasers, and Il lien retained mil
the purchase money is paid. ""'ni
sep5-tds II %
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TiIE GROVER & BAKER is acknOwl-
J. edged to he superior to all other Ma
chimes now in use, having won the pre-
MUM in nearly every contest for superb
GRITTY. Ladies' and gentlemen are invited
to call and examine them in operation at
my Iailor, Shop, whether they conclude to
purchase or not. Also,
Tailoring Done in the Best OF
Style,
and at LOW PRICES, under a guarantee
of superior stitching, and - warrant that
all clothes made to order SHALL FIT.
Thanking my customers for Il former
generous patronage, respectfully solicit
Il continuance of the same. See sign
Tailor Shop" southeast side Of Square.
j. w. WEAVER.
Scpj-ly
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Allegheny Co., Sept. 3d, 1867

NIIo9NNnV Co., G0vl. 3T, l9GT
Mn ". j. SLArrnR:
Dear ST., IL received vor. vnyv
satisfactory le,.., M. morn;nc Tho
n~ro.nccls IN r,o,rl :, ror.oo,,.. ,.
are very 0,,,criug. D,our written SOW.
eyol lcllors to rn,;,n. IN Tonnos oo
and from al Them r~oroiyo fine ri,los,
wc,romc -o thoir n,y, Of h corr,rr
which i ouitc IN onoo.i0r,n eoq,o rr,'
ya;,irg onirion or tho ,o,,,, ~ ,no
y,,.,h TL,. .
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LAND q SIM

)ls tOLlf<lJ
IT,. b. Mangrum, admir-, ct. ais,
VS.
j. b.. Crick. ct. ais.
by decree of the County Court. nro-
noiiilced at its September Session. lSGT, T
will, on ' ''o'' 1
Monday, October 7th, 1867,
oiler for sale. before the Courthouse door
III Winchester, the following tracts of land
lying in civil district No. 2, Franklin
county, Tenn, on the waters of Rock
Greek, and not far from Tullahomn. ON the
N.% {. Railroad, belonging to the heirs Ct
John q. Crick, decd, containing APO acres.
SAID lands will be sold on credit ofonr
ana two years, Except the sum ofSI5O 90,
Wl,lch must be paid on day Of sale.)
Notes with approved security will be r.
CURED OF the purchaser, and alien retained
unit! the purchase money is paid.
Said land will be sold in two tracts-onc
OF 5Jo acres, the other Of 60 acres. The
biddilSs to commence at SO per acre.
>. q. ENOCLS, Clerk.
Scp0-tds %
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CH0HCc,.V S.Je.

By virtue of decree of the Chancery
Court at Winchester, pronounced in the
cause Martin Mason, vs. Darcos o. Mason,
| will, on
Monday, October 9TH, 1867,
sell to the highest bidder. at the Courthouse
in Winchester, Tenn. Gu a credit of one
ana two years, Except the sum OF SlCO in
cash,) the tract Of land belonging to the
estate OF Josiah Mason, deed, lying in dis
trlct Nos containing 1863 acres: also the
remainder Interest in widows dover.
Notes and approved security required of
purchasers, and Il lien retained until thc
purchase money is paid.
ii. Il. ESTILL, c. a VI.
SpDt5-tns q M
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Sue Of Eco Nstnte.

Wa. Sanders, vs. Julia \. Sanders.
BY virtue of decree of the CDancerv
Court at Winchester, Tenn. pronounced
at August Term, 1867, in the above cause,
VIII sell to the highest bidder, at the
Courthouse door in Winchester. on
Monday, October 7th, 1867.
o5ne-half the tract ofland belonging to the
heirs Of VIM. Sanders, decd, being Che west
end, containing l2i1a acres. lying in
Franklin county. Tenn, district No. 8.
Said land will be sold on Il credit of one,
two and three years, except ten per centum
In cash. Notes with approved security re-
qIired of the purchaser, and n lien retain
until the purchase money Is paid.
Ill. II. ESTILL, G 81 VI.
ScDJ-tds @ M
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Pdtud6te IOitR Lot for Su!e,

.. NJ. scott, VS. 5. p. Hollingsworth.
Pursuant to decree of the Chanccrv
Court, at Winchester, Tenn, pronounced
ut the August Term, 1867. in the above
cause, | will sell, to tho highest bidder or
cash, at the Courthouse in Winchester. on
Monday, October It'll, 1867. the house and
lot now occupied by Geo. w. White, situa-
Tea on Main street, and adjoining the lot
of DIR. William Estill.
ii. r. ESTILL, ca VI.
SpDJ-t1s 4 IN
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Land for Sale.

BY virtue of an order of sale issued by
the Clerk Of the 9ivcuit Court OF Franklin
county, In favor of Bean Il Spencer, and
against ID. Higginbotbam, ct ais, I viii, on
Monday, October eth, 1867,
before the Courthouse door IN Winchester
sell for cash, to the highest bidder. the fol-
lowing described tract Of land. lying in
by the lands oil. w. II. Matlock. Wilborn
Limbaugh and Benjamin Franklin, con-
tanning forty acres. more or less. Sold as
the property of ID. Higginbotham. to salts
fy said order of sale.
w. +. MURRELL. Sheriff.
Sept l3th.-tds $50
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Sale or Town Lot,

Madison Porter, VS. f. Il. E,still, ct. ais.
Pursuant to n decree of the Chancery
Court, pronounced ut the August Term
1867, in the above cause, | will, on Monday
the 18th day of October next, at the Court
House door in Winchester, sell to the
highest bidder lorcnsh. the house and lot
now occupied by j. w. Buchanan, in the
town of Winchester, OF Main street.
III. II. ESTILL, c. IL NJ.
SeD13-tus 1 80
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-09-12

r. p. Jenkins, proprietor of the
mammoth drug establishment at Nash
vile, keeps his card in our columns.
Remember him, in the purchase of
drugs and chemicals.
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Gov. Helm, Dead.

John l.. Helm, lately elected Cover
nor Of Kentucky by the largest vote
yer given any man in the State, dico
at Eliz~abcihtown in that State on the
Sth instant. He is mourncd by the
people of Kentucky as few before him
have been. His firm integrity and un
bending patriotism had endeared hin
To the whole country.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-09-12

Our worthy and finc-looking friend
Nlr. James l.. Scott, Of the house oil
Larrick, l%iollins & Co., Nashville, who
has been summering at the Springs on
Cumberland mountain, has returned to
the Rock City. We know he will meet
with a hearty welcome from his many
friends.
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Death Of Ex-senator McDou%ali.
The death Dillon. j. \. McDougall,
late United States Senator from Cali.
forn'a, removed, says the Nashville Dis
patch, ont of the most brilliant and ctil
uvated public men OF the times. An
unfortunate addiction to strong drink
impaired the usefulness NJ ,.o -.
powers with which he was gifted. and
worse than wasted capacity that wou,I
have adorned any station inthc repu,,
lie. lie was, during his career as Ser
ator, = nIanly constitutional Dcmocra
and, though his iniirmity brought hiI
to an unworthy and gniimoly fall, hi
friends have the consolation that h
was "guiltless ofhis coantry's blood.
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State Of Tennessec-Franklin County,
W, G. Wilkcraon & Wife Nancy,
VS.
Peter Lcnchan and Wife Narcissa,
On motion of complainant. and if IN.
pearing to the satisfaction of the Clc +,
IRON ,l,e pLil which Is sworn to, that the de-,
Cowlln. and Sallie Kelly. formerly SaIliyS
Cllainpion' are non-residents of the Stnte
ofIennesSee. so that the ordinary process
or law cannot be served upon them.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made in the Home Journal, a newsnnl
per published in the town of Winchestnr
Tenn, for four consecutive weeks, rpn,,ir'
ilg said non-residents to appear before thc
Worslipful County Court on the list Momo
day in October next, then and there r.
plead answer or demur to said Bill, or the
same VIII be taken for confessed, and sct
Tor hearing cNparte as to them.
). &. ENOCIiS, Clerk.
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The citizens Of Memphis, In this
State, are somewhat excited on account
or the appearance Of yellow fever IN
their midst. Strict quarantine has
been established.
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Gold and Silver,

The precious metal still goes up in
value, or rather, greenbachs go down.
Yesterday, at Nashville, dealers were
paying LAB and selling at lii. Silver
is bought at about ten cents less than
gold.
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"

HAVING SUGGESTED THE INSOL.
IL VENCY of the estate Of r. ii. lizard,
deceased, all those indebted to said estate
are notified to make Immediate payment.
and those having claims against said es-
tate are notified to file them, duly authen-
ticatcd, with the County Court Clerk, on
or before the 10th Of December, 1867, or
they will be forever barred.
ID. LONG, Admir-.
SpDl2-3m
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DIED.
81,

IL was an oversight IN our part that we
failed to notice sooner the death, on the
18th ultimo, of Mrs. SARAH JANE VAUGHN.
wife OF Mr.. WY. VAUGHN. Of this place.
aud daughter OF Mr.. CURRY MCGREw.
MRs. YAUGBS wa an estimable lady. She
was born July Is, 1888.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-09-12

ink wEArHER.-Last tuesday even
'cre was quite a change in the TEN
h'"'ure oitae atmosphere. Old Borea,
'0" d" icy breath, and hcav,
oats seemed quite appropriate for III,
occasion.
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State Of Tennessee, Franklin County.
Adam Hancock, ct. ais,
VS
Samuel Nance. u
On motion ofcomplainants and'it appear
ing to the Clerk Il Master, from the bill
which is sworn to, that the defendant
Samuel Nance, is u nonresident of the
state, so that the ordinary process of the
law cannot be served upon him.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four successive weeks in the
Home journal requiring said defendant to
appear before the Clerk and Master on or
before THIRD MONDAY IN NOVEM-
Der NEXT, and plead, answer or demul
to said bill, or the same will be taken for
confessed and set for hearing exparte.
III. II. ESTlLL, G. & NJ.
sepl2 4 80 .aq 1
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FRANK IRE

State of Tcnnessce--Franklin County.
Samuel III. Estill, ct. ais,
vs.
Wallis Estill, Jr., ct. ais.
On motion of complainants. and il ap-
pearing to the Clerk. from the bill which is
sworn to. that jefferson Estill is Il non-res-
ident of the State, so that the ordinary
process of the law cannot be served upon
him.
1t is therefore ordered by the Court that
publication be made for four successive
weeks in the Home Journal. requiring
or before the first Monday in October
next, and plead, answer or dcmur to the
Bill, or the sam will be taken for confess
sed and set for hearing cxpartc.
JOHN G.. ENOCHS, ok.
scD13-4t- 80
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Billy Word, ut the "Smile Saloon
has a lot of nice pipes, and other filings
for sale.
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OF YOUTH.

AGcntleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and
all the effects OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, will.
for the sake of suffering humanity, send
free to all who need it, the recipe and d.
rections for making the simple remedy by
which he was cured. Sufferers wishinyto
profit by the advertisers experience. can
do SO by addressing. in perfect confidence,
JOHN ID. OGDEN. 4? Cedar st. New York.
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Monday, October eth, 1867

Monday, October 18th, 1867,
before the Courthouse door in Winchester
sell for cash. to the highest bidder. the fol,
lowing described tract of land, lying in
district No. Z. of said county, and bounded
by the lands of Columbus Days, ID. NJ.
Turner's heirs, and the heirs of T. NJ. d j.
II. Holt ct ais. containing (25O) two hun
dred and fifty acres. more or less. Sold as
the property of Labran Jones, to satisfy
said order of sale.
W. L. MURRELL. Sheriff.
SeD12-tds SCI
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Land for Sale.

BY virtue Of an execution in my hands,
Issued by the Clerk of the Circuit Court oil
Franklin county. and In favor Of the Bank
OF Tennessee, and against j. w. Burke, ct.
als., | will. on
Monaay, October It'll 1867,
before the Courthouse door In Winchester
sell for cash, to the highest bidder, the un.
divided interest of J.W. Burke In q tract
Of land belonging to the estate OF Edward
Burk, decd, lying IN district No. s., Frank
lin county, and bounded by the lands Of
Elizabeth Woods, james Travis, Aaron
Thompson. and the heirs Of Dudley John
son. Sold rs the property Of J. W. Burk
to satisfy said execution.
W. i. MURRELL, Sheriff.
Sepl2--tds $50
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Insolvency Notice.

insolvency Notice.
Having suggested the insolvency of the
estate eft. l.. Estill, deceased. all persons
indebted to said estate are required to make
immediate payment, and all having claims
against 1t must file them with the County
Court Clerk of Franklin county by the 10Th
OF October, 1867. or they will he forever
barred. JAS. Ii. DAVIS,
July2o SIN Admir-,
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I%nsOIyent Notice.

Having suggested the insolvency of the
estate of DR.. w. Estill, deceased. all indebt-
ed to said estate are notified to settle imme-
diately, and persons having claims against
said estate are notified to file the same
with the Clerk of the County Court on or
before the 10th of October. 1867. or they
will be barred. JAS. II. DAVIS.
July2o 3m Admir-.
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Land for Sale.

BY virtue of an order of sale issued by
the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Franklin
county, in favor of Mangum g. Custeter,
adm'rs, and against Abner Jones, ct. ais.
will, on
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-08-09

GAME AMONG TIE JuNloRs.-The Junior Base
Ball Club-the Actiye--of Havrc Le Grace, will
play the Junior Base Ball Club of Bel Air--,he
Star--a match game, on Tuesday, the goth Of
the present month. This will be an interesting
g"me. we have no doubt. We are pretty well
acquainted with the boys Of Hayre de Grace, as
well as those Of Eel Air, and know the members
of both clubs 10 be active and industrious little
fellows, and we should not therefore, lie sur
prised to hear of their performances eqmiiny that
of the older and more experienced clubs, which
have heretofore played upon the same field. AT
any rate, if this match lacks skill, we are certain
1t Will have its share Of ambition and enerrv
and on these depends success Take care, bows
that your seniors may not be too far ahead Of
your proficiency.
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a New Party.

IT appears thai the intensely loyal Republics rs
OF Illinois and other parts Of the West are becom-
ing tired of tAeir present party organiza: lion, and
are moving in the direction OF new combine.
ton. This arrangement is, Of course, intended
10 throw upon the surface Lew set OF leaders
who heretofore in the general scramble for Of
fee, have been Smothercd by the immense thronr
who pressed forward for power and place. This
new move should astoniSh nobody, nor ought n
hundred sIch to cause surprise in any quarter,
for when we come to remember that the Repu6li-
can party is mainly composed oftLe hungry and
disappointed Office seekers OF every political or.
ganizltion, and every shade Of political faction
in the land, what else could be expected. That
there are honest men in the Republican party
we have never doubted but they are not to Ue
found among their Stantons, IIots, Buffers,
Nades and Scboncks. OF what Shade of Renub.
Ncanism the men who formed the meeting which
met at Ottawa, Illinois, last week. are, we DO not
know, but the shade TO which they mean 10
attach themselves hereafter, may DO deerm;red
by The following resolutions, adopted by the
ne-ting. They arc MS follows:
Rssoivta, j. That the same imitation ofcur-
rency under which the national debt was con-
tracted, shall be maintained until the debt shall
have been paid.
Nesot0ed, 2. To carry out this policy there
should be organized Il New National Policy Par
~:
Pesol0ed, 3. That this meeting adiourn for
the purpose of consulting with and PROCURING the
corporation of those Of similar views, and meet
again at such time and place as shall he designa.
ted by James Adair; and that he is hereby nu.
thorzea to call such meeting.
The organization starts into being with a list
of four hundred names.
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PORT DEPOSIT AFF4lEs,-Weg gather the follow.
| ing items ofnews from the letter Of the Port De-
post correspondent Of TIE Cecil Irhy, Of the
Sd Of August:
| On the 9th, Samuel Hanlblctop, butcher met
! with serious accident. in the lower part of
town his horse was frightened, ran of, oyerturn-
ed the wagon, breaking Of one shaft and the
top, scattering the meat and throwing Handle
ton out, decorating his flesh seriously.
Tho Port Deposit Il Columbia Railroad Co..
after failing to comply with their agrucmells
with property-holders here, aud spinning OUT a
small job to great length, have ceased work for
| the present. How far is the Pennsylvania Crn-
tral responsible?
The thunder gusts last week were accomon-
MED 6y hail, and the corn was somewhat DIM
aged by it near Perryville. Cochran & Co. had
an ice house blown down by the wlad, and sus-
tanned loss estimated al S 900.
John Mauldn, near PerryvilIe lost finger
last week, by reapns machine
from reaper, had one finger severed, another
acerated and his thigh penetrated and badly
torn. lie crhwled TO the road side, about fty
yards distant, where fortunately DR.. BromNril
was! passing, and rendered surgical aid
Armstrong & Co. have put up for ]. j. Abra-
hams, in front of the old bank property, a cast
iron railing, whose design, finish, and handsome
appearance, speaks well for their skill and is a
handsome advertisement for their foundry.