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The New York herald., 1871-11-20
Jen Davis is going 10 Texas. "Bless

Jer Davis Is going 10 Texas. "Bless him, let him
go.u
Nearly i've million bushels Of coal have left Pitts
burg on the present rse according to tho Cincin-
nau COMMERCIAL. Tho rise In the river Is meant,
not the rise In coal.
The Orleans (S. W Democrat goes for Sanford Il.
Church for President ana Gratz Brown for Vice.
James N Kerns has been appointed Marshal OF
the Eastern district OF Pennsylvania In place OF e.
M. Gregory, deceased. The Gettysburg compiler
says the selection pleases nobody but Kerns.
The New Orleans National Republican has ON
additional title-Citizens' Guard. In consideration
OF us persistent defence OF the blacks 1t might have
been dubbed the citizens Black guard.
An ex-editor nf an intarior paper used to say:-"I
The New York herald., 1871-11-20
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 10, 1871.
ARRIVALS.



Steamship Idaho (Br Price, Liverpool g. via Queens
town 9th, with ndse and passengers Williams Gnon
wss mh Ssss q s"r cossn so via ksy
,ssvng lee Key %ss @ NOy II ensss q strong
ith the vi1s shifted 70 and ncTsssed pelreci ha
NV and continued in that quarter put into lamp
10 I'm lsb during .hs gale Of 0t iae i4ss
s'h and 's;'2n TO Major; o
. s.sam:hip Lord sofsr New Orleans 10 days. with
Steamship Herman Lvipgsion, Cheesnan Savannah Nov
H wn o%d snS os. eche Es CO
WIN mass and Jn g M9s o DC with
mase and passengers, 2 Q Merylck.
.n as sfY e with sD ms t.
OF Cork, VIM Scott seaman, fell oveboarj heinsdark
a s s sssss wss .ss asS from lon
Se R Hsa p ss a
had strong westerly winds has been days west Of the
native Of England aged yssrs fen from the
rs cSsosss % na ssso w dav win mo
to Henderson, Bros Took Tho noi.Sern passage had
''fsas s ssa asy.
and IL tSs Ss 9
and s.PsTeSs:d heavy and wsw throughout
schr il simmons, SPARKS Mragoaps. 10 days with log
sss TO WAN sss Bss
schr Jones' Line, Fernandina, days. with naval
sehr 7 W White, Smith, Georgetown, DC.
Passed Through Hell Cafe,
BOUND SOUTH.
Scbr l. s Barncs Coleman New Bedford for New York.
Scbr Sea Nymph, Connolly, Providence for New York.
Schr MInquas, Heaney, Providence FOR New YORK.
ssg yaiss Ss. s.al's ss reys;s ew York.
49,. uo,,,. sassss. FiSSd.ass for New York,
s;'i ys:: Es:ss S;.,ss. ss.' =. .r is::
Srhr d. ura.her Harvey, Providence fof New York.
x-r" 80" Sco's, HOLDS Providence for New Yo.s -
Sctr q Birv, rnk water. New Bedford FOR New York
SEM Nora, Walker, Providence TOR New YORK
schr Ripple Conover Providence for Trenton.
Schr CoQdel. May Providence Tor Philadelphia.
Schr Maggie Chawick Gage, Provdence for
schr Thompson, johnson, Bridgeport for New YORK.
Schr Duryea, Duryea, Providence for New York.
BOUND EAST.
schr Red Wing, Davis, for New York Noank
scbr North Pacnc Eaton, Ei2abchpor for Providence
Schr Ann Eliza Caswel, ElzAbelhport Provdenee.
Scbr Margaretta, Wandaer, New York for Glen Cove.
Schr u Ely Stokes. New York for Providencs.
Schr Esa Hamilton, Cola, New York for Hartford.
Schr Sea Bird Br Simpson, New York for ST John. NIB.
Schr Caledonia, Layton, New York for Windsor.
Sshr Estellc Day, Carey. Phiadeiphia for Boston.
Schr Henry Lemuei JARVIS, New York for New Haven.
6chr Rescue, Cummings, New York for New Bedford.
Schr Hero Kelly, New YORK for Salem.
Schr Net.te, Andrews, New York tor 81 Andrews
Schr Matilda N, Mansfield New Hantsp0rt ES.
Schr Julia, Anderson. New York for Bangor.
Schr Oiiver Perry, Murphy, New York for Glen Cove.
The New York herald., 1871-11-20
ENGLAND.
General shsrman's visit-Its Moment Of Advent
and Object
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Nov. 10, 1871.
General william T. Sherman OF tho United States
Army who Is passenger on the American frigate
Wabash, now en- route from New YORK for Europe,
u expected to arrive In England In the month OF
Nay provided the intention Of visiting the Mediter
ranean and travelling eastward nrst s adhered to.
| The London Observer In lis issue this morning
contradicts q report that "the General sent to
Europe on special mission" and says "nis trip Is
merely one OF pleasure"
KossuTH AND THE INTERNATIONAL.
N. Louis Kossuth, the Hungarian patriot has
been elected member Of the London branch Of the
In ternatiOnal Society.
The New York herald., 1871-11-20
MOB LAW REBUKED.
A Prisoner i'm an Indiana Jail
Vanquishes q Mob.
Hs seizes Revolver from tho Leader and Scat
ters Obstruction Among the Lynchsra

INDIANoPoLIs, Ind, Nov. Ia, 1871.
mob last night, At Brookvllle. Ind.. forced the
jail, and attempted to take out Mcdonald Cheek,
confined for the murder OF his fatherin-aw at Law
renceburg. Ind, year ago, with the supposed In
tention Of lynching him.
Cheek Knocked down the nrst man that came into
his cell. and, taking revolver from him, defended
himself bravely. Many OF the mob were hurt
The jailor In the meantime escaped ana rang the
nre alarm, which brought q number Of citizens to
his aid, whereupon the mob scattered, but many
were recognized, Notwithstanding their disguise.
C1eek was tried and sentenced TO be hanged.
Last October the Supreme Court granted a new
trial. and II Is feared that his sentence WIN be light,
hence the action OF the mob.
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pie, was soon rold tnat some OF my people were
offered 100 yards Of calico to XIII me- You toa me !.
us; but instead or that am now nunted by the SOL
diers from the reservation and am Obliged 70 niue
like dog WIN do nothing 70 oreax up 'he pes'e
Work of Km Klux Snb-Comm'ttec.
> The following despatch was received In this city
to-day from Caro- Ill;-
The Congressional subcommittee on the Ku
"x outragcs, consisting OF Senators Pratt Rice
and R,a,r "'osed their work on Friday November
n sSSRss 2es
been IN session, ' nearing every day since
October H. except when traveIIl,.s from place ace
70 70, place ana have taken testlmorj jse in in
Alabama. They have sat In Huntsville: Ala. .
week; at Montgomery four days, Of Demaplis,
were Of every class onlcials, politicians planters.
negroes, army officers and refugees. Representa-
place taRen ~ senator Ba
Buckley remained till week before the adjourn
ment.
The Texas Claims.
MI. Newcomb, Secretary Of State OF Texas, has
been in the city for several days on business with
the War department, presenting an unsettled ante
0eilans claim for moneys advanced By the state to
volunteers called out under the authority Of the
United States to defend the frontiers. The claims
amount to over two hundred thousand dollars and
will no doubt require further legislation by Congress
for its settlement.
Cotton Cases in the Court OF Claims.
A large number Of cotton cases are before the
Court Of Claims which will resume Its sessions
Some OF them will depend for their allowance upon
decision to be rendered by the Supreme Court o
the United States. on appeal from the Court Of
Claims. the latter having decided against .
claimant on the ground that the procla-
nation OF the President removing COM
merclal restrictions went into effect az the
time Of It's publication, and not on the day
OF Its date. The non-suired party contended that
took erect at the time the original copy was filed in
the Department OF state. There having been seiz-
ures OF cotton between the date of the proclamation
aad the day OF ITS publication, the decision OF the
Supreme Court therefore. becomes important IN
the adjudication OF these claims, the proclamation
having In its effect dispensed with the seizures.
The New York herald., 1871-11-20
Marine Disasters.

sHIr ST JAMS of Richmond, Me from Cardiff for New
Orcans with railroad ron went ashore night OF 18th inst
Concn reef, " miles from Key West
sHiP ATHENAIs lBr,, Baker. from Philadelphia for Ant.
werp below the Brown, Delaware. with wndass broken
BARK FANNY Br), Forbes. from. New York for Amser-
DAM nt Halifax Ia distress, repaired and sahed Nov
destination.
BRIG MARY Conn from Richmond tor New York Tut into
In collision.
scnH HIGnLANp MARY from Quebec, with coal for the
International Railway sprung leak went into to
discharge.
ScHn FRGATg BIRD, OF and from 81 John, Nh, for Fall
River went ashore at Falmouth Heights lh ins having
lost everything OF Patrick Card washed
the rigging ana killed The schr towed on aud taken
into New Bedford.
scmR A GAsKILI at SAVANNAH 18th Inst Philadei
pa split mansa Loaf and threw overheard ten ons "
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s r A I n.
Parliamentary Defeat Of the Cabinet and In
Vi auguration Of Ministerial Crisis.
ssnor Zorilla's Motion Sustained -Prorogation Of
tho Cortss-The King in Council.
TtlsGAms 70 TIVE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, Nov 10, 1871.
; The legislative tactics or the radical members Of
the Cortes in opposition to the measures OF the
Kings government have resulted in the defeat OF
the Ministry upon . test question, and Cabinet
crisis has occurred.
( Tne debates during Fridays sitting Of the Cortes
were intensely exciting, and the session did not
break up until seven O'Clock yesterday morning.
| During the discussion upon the proposition 70
censure the government, brought forward Dy the
adherents OF seHor Gorilla, q counter motion was
submitted by ssaor Ocnoa providing for the grant,
lng OF entire liberty TO religious societies through
put Span and the suppression OF the DEGREES OF the
provisional government, OF which Sefor Zorlla was
> member. relative thereto. aea
| Pending this motion was made to declare the
hitting OF the Cortes permanent, ana spirited dis
Cussion followed. E,1s0Mt8
me government eventually demanded It's rejec-
toc g Cabinet question, but their opponents nad
the majority for, upon division OF the House, the
motion was found to be adopted BY vote OF IT'S
TO 1ls. At
Admiral Malcampo, President Of the Council Of
Btate ana head OF the Ministry, at once mounted
she tribune and read royal decree proroguing the
hitting OF the Cortes stne die.
THE KING IN COUNCIL.
His Majesty King Amadeus summoned to his
presence on Saturday the Presidents OF the two
houses Of Cores for consultation to ''the grave
aspect OF political anairs.
Reslgnn.ion, with Hope of RcorganizatIon.
MADRID, Nov. 10 1871.
subsequent to the conference between the King
and the Presidents Of the Houses OF the Cortes
yesterday 1t became known that the Malcampo
Ministry had resigned In body, but the belief is
expressed In nigh quarters that, with some modi1-
cations In the organization Of the Cabinet the ad.
visers Of the present Crown Will resume and con-
tinue In ofdce.
The New York herald., 1871-11-20
ACTION FOB LIBEL AGAINST ST. LOUIS
PAPER.
81. LOUIS Nov.

81 LOUIS Nov. TO- 1871.
Some days ago the Times OF thus city published
an article stating that the wife OF prominent ho-
m0opathic physician had been false to her husband
and left hIm with young man from the East.
, DIR. Hartman, q weil-kn0wn physician and some
what prominent pbllician Of this city, states that
article, and yesterday suit was entered In their
names against the Times, claiming 900 damages.
FOR SANDER
Dr. Hartman also entered suit In his own name
against the same paper for $2o,0J0 damages for
sleged SANDER contained In another puOlica tion
Ieierring TO Hartman's connection with Emile
cuMsky late defaultlnR Treasurer or this city.
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NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 10, IS

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 10, 1871.
The corner stone OF the Temple OF Sinai, at the
corner OF Triton walk ana Carondelet street, was
laid to-day with imposing ceremonies, including
elegant music BY orchestra and choir; prayer BY
Rev. H. s. Jacobs; Introductory address by n Frank.
President OF ihe Temple rev. J. K. Cuthiem. az NJ
Temple Emmanuel, Of New York, delivered "a elo-
quent and impressive Grafton, elicittng freouent
applause There was also an address BY Rev y n.
Lensht The corner stone was laid By the Grand
Master OF Masons, 8 ~ Todd, assisted BY the Grand
Ceremonies attending the laying OF the corner
stone Of 81. stephens church. on Napoleon avenue,
Sixth district took Mace to-day. An address vyas
delivered by Kew. Bishop Qu!nla1. Rev. Arcnbisnon
Perche TOOK part In the cefemonieA
The New York herald., 1871-11-20
EMBEzzLEMEHT IN CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, Nov 10, 1871.
The chief salesman Of Howell, Gano 4 Co. promi.
mont hardware dealers here, has been discovered
practisingi Q system, OF embezziement upon The
0rm which has extended through numoer OF
lars. The course pursued was 10 ship goods to an
innocent customer In Chicago, who was made
he was procuring them cheaper. Goods thus shipped
were never entered on the books OF the nrm. The
Onender when confronted by his accusors confessed
and made arrangements BY which the larger part
OF the amount Will be returned 10 the nrm, his
friends agreeing to make up the deficit
The New York herald., 1871-11-20
BRUTAL ATTACK ON POLICE OFFICERS.

WORCESTER Mass, Nov. 10, 1871.
Two police of1cers. who were called to stop q
row in house on Spring street this evening, were
attacked In savage manner by drunken man.
named James Desmond, and one Of them, Joseph Al,
Dyson. was terribly, and perhaps fatally beaten
on the head by Desmond. The latter was
taken after bloody resistance and locked In a CELL
Dyson has been one Of the most cfcient men on the
force. lie was mounting Steep narrow hight of
stairs In search OF Desmond, when the latter VINO
stood at the head or tho stairs, struck him earfui
blow with heavy piece or board.
The New York herald., 1871-11-20
1[ugEAn TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Nov. 10, 1871.
me Constitutional newspaper publishes an artl-
che on the subject Of the state OF relations which
exist between the Holy See and the government OF
the King OF Italy.
Ths writer says that Duo d'Harcourt French
Ambassador to the Papal Court, has sent tele.
gram to Count de Remuset, Minister Of Foreign
tAnairs, stating that the Pope has expressed his
intention OF leaving Rome when bill is presented
In the Italian Parliament convenlng that body In
seAsion In the Holy CITY,
The New York herald., 1871-11-20
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Silesla will leave this port on
Tuesday for Plymouth and Hamburg,
The mails for Europe will close at the Post ofllce
at haif-past eleven O'Clock A. M.
THE NEW YORK Naturalization for Europe
will be ready at half-past nine O'Clock in the
morning.
Single copies in wrappers for mailing. six cents.
The New York herald., 1871-11-20
IMPORTANT RAILROAD DECISION.

"A StOckhOlder OF the Company Not Compelled
TO Merge His Sto.k or Consolidation with
AnOtaer.
LYNCHBURG, Va, Nov. 18, 1871.
In the United States Court to-day, In the lniunc-
ton or Tyson the Virginia and Tennessee
Rstlroad Company, MIR. Baldwin closed his argu-
ment Tor the complainant. The Court then took a
recess until four O'Clock.
Upon the re-assembllng. Judge Bond de-
livered the opinion OF the Court, refusing
that the Atlantic, Mississippi and ONO Com.
pany should be made party to the suit and
granted leave TO amend the bill In this respect
Judge Ilves then delivered an opinion cOncurring
with that OF Judge Bond IN which he said IT was
ccar that the stOckhoider--compla mplainant-could not
be forced Dy The act OF consolidation to merge his
stock, but when the proper parties were brought IN
he could call the Atlantic, Mississippi and ONO
property OF the Virginia and Tennessee Company.
The New York herald., 1871-11-20
BELOW.

Bark Evauell Randall % DAYS from Trieste by pio. boat
Washington No l2l
10 master tby plot boat Jane. No ~.
Wind at sunset 4, light
The New York herald., 1871-11-20
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM MEXICO,
The Revolutionary Movement in
Formidable Progress.
Porfrio Diaz in Command of Powerful Army
State Pronuncianentos Almost General
The Army DisaHected- Jua-
rez's Authority Paralyzsd-American
Claims and Customs TRANSFER
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD

. f. CITY OF MEXICO, Nov. II.
via HAVANA, Nov. 10 1871.
Formidable revolutions are taking place through
out the country, and change In the existing gov
ernment is expected before New ears Day.
The country never was In such an unsettled con-
dition.
The State OF Oaxaca has pronounced In favor OF
the revout0nists, and General Porflrio Diaz Is at
the head Of formidable army.
the States OF Aguascalientes Durango Zacatecas
and Coahuila have also pronounced and are moving
In the revolutionary cause.
Similar pronunciamentos have been issued in all
the States.
Governors are resigning, and general alarm pre-
walls everywhere. r
D1sanectton exists IN the army, and generals and
colonels with their commands are joining the revo-
lutionists. The other ofiicers are disanected and
the government is paralyzed.
The treasury is bankrupt and the people are going
over TO the revoutionists.
The newspaper, Too Republics, which has
hitherto been confident that Juarez could sustain
himself, and, while yet supporting him, confesses
that revolution Is inevitable.
Everybody Is denouncing Santa Celia, native
CUBAN, Q son-in-law Of Juarez, in the strongest
terms. Delfn Sanchez, another son-in-law, has
been imprisoned In the Capitol and placed IN soil
tary confinement. The President, nevertheless, is
at work trying to release him, 1t Is said, in direct
violation of the law.
General Alatorre is marching against the insur.
gents IN the State Of Oaxaca It is reported Gene
raj Negrete is raising men in Puebla for the pur-
pose OF organizing revolutionary army.
General Escobedo wishes to resign the Governor
ship Of San LUIS.
AMERICAN NAVAL CLAIM
The testimony in the case OF the American bark
Rrnt Uh was cniza nv tho
thorities near Tabasco Is uncertain and conflict.
ing that Mr. Nelson, the United States Minister,
has determined to send his Secretary OF Legation to
Tabasco to make q thorough and accurate investi-
"a ton int the facts.
CUSTOM HOUSE TRANSFER.
The Colima Custom House has been transferred
to Manzanillo.
The New York herald., 1871-11-20
HEAVY BURGLARY IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 10, 1871.
Inc lewery store OF 7. q $. Franks, at No. North
sixth street. was robbed by burglars last night OF
$4,000 worth Of watches, &C. one burglar con-
abe oay time and admitted hls concders tes during
Che nighh
The New York herald., 1871-11-20

From Paris Direcf--Owr Own Imp,rfnt!on-
Sleeve Buttons, Scarf Pins, Medalons Sporting Chains
well worth seeing. JACOBS 4 SANpit Ehs
6&3 Broadway, corner OF Blseckcf street,
The New York herald., 1871-11-20

Alexis Bsss-Lnrscst stock Ever Offered as
retail panic prccs Soft Ha,s, fOc TO 81 SO.
q. o. u. HAT COMPANY, 10 Ccrtandt street.
The New York herald., 1871-11-20

Al Aies, Vino aud Porter and Jamisen's
Irish Whiaksy, seven years old, very superior.
JOHN J. STAFF, u6 Ch0mbers street.
The New York herald., 1871-11-20

Gents, SINK HATS, SS.-An rho New style
Fs" Ha" a. moderate pWxsSocK co. $40 sro~wAy.
The New York herald., 1871-11-20
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW York HERALD.

PARIS, NOV. ~, IB7I.
MN. Gambetta, Louis Blanc and Victor Hugo
have issued card soliciting subscriptions for the
relief Of the families Of the Communist prisoners.
The New York herald., 1871-11-20

Trusses, shoulder braces, = ns,lc S9eek-
"s'' ~ 10 Ann street. adjoining Herald oucc.
The New York herald., 1871-11-20
Great Modern MasterA

The entire receipts exhibition VIII be devoted
the relief OF OF OF whom let
entirely des.suie BY connaer In that city.
GEORGE A. LEAvI1T j. co.
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Died.

Died.
PIsToR.-On Sunday evening, November ~, In
this city, at the residence OF s iathcrln-law, ID. A.
Cushman. PHILIP Il. PIsTOR, OF Geneva, N. Y.
Notice or funeral hereafter.
TFOr other Droihs see Ninth TUool
The New York herald., 1871-11-20

For n Warm, Cosey Ro0m. Use RoeAuck'a
WEATHER STRIPS. 5s Fulton street, near Cua
The New York herald., 1871-11-20
FRANCE.

Radicals on Relief Movement for the Children
Of tho CommunistA
The New York herald., 1871-11-20

Tho Pope's Feeling Toward, Italy and Inten-
tions for the Future
The New York herald., 1871-11-20

Choice Solitaire stones Of extra fine quality.
very largo assortment Of mounted and unmouases
Stones.
The New York herald., 1871-11-20
"e' wnathcr in Th,. cmv Yesterday.

The following record VIII ssaaow the changes il
the temperature for the past twenty four hours Id
comparison with the corresponding day OF last year,
as Indicated BY the thermometer at Hudnurs
Pharmacy, HERALD Building, corner Of Ann street,
The New York herald., 1871-11-20

Tho Wilson shufiic sewing Mncoine-Tac
.s nd as, class machines In the world price
rom SS5 To- Si0O easy payments saesroom 707 Broadway
The New York herald., 1871-11-20
LAYING A CORNER STONE IN NEW ORLEANS

Average temperature for corresp ponding date
last year. observation-disclosures
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~. .t.pYANppp WHITE.

Mr. ALEXANDER WHITE,
"a his entirp collection OF Paintings ON
- M..as ths
erbihtiaSD ., JhSsS' ,rnm nSs n ,o,v -'ha Nassc
o2n'o"ion iro'n ~ ~. ~ ~ -.
el7 Broadway, weIf,h street, comprfsirs
pieces AM 9erus
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CUBA.
The Stock Of Tobacco.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW Yuay HEsALl

The tobacco growers in Cuba have disposed Of all
their unmanufactured tobacco
The New York herald., 1871-11-20
OCEAN STEAMERS,

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS or NOvxMBEK AND DECEMBEn
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5 HIPPING N EW S,

Almanac Tor Now YORK : This Day.
Sun rises. 49,. 6 53 Moon sets morn. IL OF
Sun sets. 80. 4 SO High water. morn 48
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A.-rinasy Il Co.,
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A.-HerrinsAa I'pIsms s.v,.
25l Broaiwty, c,f isr NtfsH i''b
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-11-18
COnStable'S Sale.

DY virtue of four wrts of Fieri Facias
ID issued by Abner Neal, one of the Jus.
tees Of the Peace in aud for Carroll county,
State of Maryland, one at the suit of DR..
Francis Butler and DR.. Winfield t. Fringer.
doing business under the name, firm and
style Of Drs Butler 4 Fringer; one nj the
suit of Thomas j. Hood, use OF Colds.
borough s. Griffith, Trustee; oue Mt the
suit of Francis |. Wheeler; one at the suit
of Lewis Wampler, against the goods and
chat els. lands and tenements of George
w. Wilson, and to me directed, / have
seized and taken into execution all the
right, title, claim, interest and estate, at
law aud in equity, of the said George W.
Wilson, Of, in and to all that part of tract
of land called whites Level, :" situated in
the city Of Westminster, Carroll county,
State Of Maryland, containing 1920 Square
Feet of Land, more or less, which was con
veyed to Catharine Wilson, wife of George
W. Wilson, by Elias Yingling, by deed
bearing date January 5, 1871, and recorded
in Liber j. b. b No. 80, Folio l8j, &c,
And hereby give notice that on SAT-
URDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF DEC EMBER,
1871, at o'clock, P. NJ, at the Court
Honse door, in the City of Westminster,
will sell said interest in said property so
seized AID taken in execution, to the high.
est bidder for cash.
REUBEN W. STEM,
nov OTIS Constable.
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DaEB.

In this city, on tie 9th instant, john
Gloyd, son of DR.. Thomas Wells, formerly
Of Hampstead district, in the sth year Of
his age.
In Mexico, this county, on the 10th
instant, Adam Essig, in the I'D year of his
age.
In Taneytown, on the sth inst, William
Maurice, infant son of John NJ. and Mafy
l.. Faller, aged year, , months and .
days
In Baltimore, on the 18th instant George
r. Ftizzell, in the 18th year of his nge.
In Littlestown, on the 10th instant, after
a short illness, Mrs. Julia Ann Miller,
mother Of the editor of the Littlestown
Press, aged IS years.