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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1871-10-13
n O T G E.

Y HEREBY FORBID Mr.. ]. Montgomery
4 Yeirs from selling or attempting to sell
any of my property, or any person from buy
ing the same, for the simple reason that Mr..
j. NJ. Veirs received the full amount Of taxes
due him years ago, and his proceedings now
are nothing more than plan devised by him
for the purpose of robbing me, therefore all
persons not wishing TO involve themselves in
serious difficulty are hereby warned not TO
attend his proposed illegal sale as a bidder.
oct 1876 WIN. SENECA VEIRS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1871-10-13
On SATURDAY, 18th day Of November
1871, at Il o clock, A. NJ,
252 10 ACRES OF LAND,

ArpvrA The place is improved by COM
EsSsEA Portable LARGE FRAME Dwell
tllaMA LING HOUSE, containing rooms,
E-k.fz3 with a good Cellar; good Barn, Corn
House, Stable, Meat-Housc, llen-IIouse, and
all necessary buildings for farm purposes
There is also a No. Spring and Dairy. The
farm is divided into convenient fields, each
having constant supply of water. All the
land is under good fencing; 100 Acres Of it
is cleared and in fair state of cultivation
the balance is HEAVILY TIMBERED. There
is also good thrifty ORCHARD, Of choice
fruit on the farm.
The neighborhood stands high for its health
fulness and sociability, and persons wishing
to purchase lands would do well to examine
this property before purchasing elsewhere.
TERMS or SALE, as prescribed By tie
Decree One-thrd Of the purchase money to
be paid in cash on the day of sale, and the
balance in two equal instalmeuts in one and
two years from said day of sale said deferred
payments to bear interest from The day of sale,
and 10 be secured by the single bills of the
purchaser or purchasers, with surety or
sureties to be approved by said Trustee and
on the ratification of said sale by said Court
and on the payment of the whole purchase
money, land not before, the said Trustee, by
good and sufficient deed, TO be executed and
acknowledged according TO law, will convey
10 tne purchaser or purchasers thereof the pro-
perty to him, her or them sold, free, clear and
discharged of and from all claim of the parties
to this cause, or of any person or persons
claiming, or 10 claim, by, from or under them
or any of them.
Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the
purchaser.
WIN. L. SHAW, Trustee.
N. B.-Any one desiring to examine the
property, will be kindly received by the occu-
pant, Mr.. John Bean.
ANDERSON & BoUIc,
oct l3-tsn Attorneys for Trustee.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1871-10-13
11s ACRES, More or Less.

This farm lies Immediately on the old River
Road leading from Edwards Ferry to George
town, about two miles above Offutt's Gross
Roads, near Beall's Mill, and adjoins the land
of William Dudley, Harry Blunt and others.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1871-10-13
On MONDAY. 9th day of November,

I61I, NJ II cIOcAi A. NJ
all that tract or parcel of land which was
conveyed by Araxerxes Fisher to Everard &.
Fisher and Mariel E. Fisher, his wife, and
their children, by deed bearing date the 10th
day Of February, 1861 and recorded in Lioer
j. G. H., No. o, folio Isl, &c, one of the
Land Records of Montgomery county, being
the same land which was conveyed by VIM.
Il. Offutt, one of the Commissioners to divide
the real estate of Thomas Fisher to ArIaxerx-
es Fisher called and known as "Dunghill,"
and supposed 10 contain
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1871-10-13
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE of a Decree of the Circuit
Id Court for Montgomery county, as Court
Of Equity, passed in cause in said Court,
wherein Julian Osborn and Alcester A. Us
born, his wife, and others, are comPlainants,
aad Eyerard G Fisher and others are defend
ants the subscribers, as Trustees, will sell at
public auction to the highest bidder, at Of
futts Gross Roads, in said county,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1871-10-13
NOTICED.

A LII PERSONS are forbidden to trespass on
IN my farm, with dog, gun, or in any other
manner, as they will be prosecuted according
to law. A. T. BRITTON.
ELI BAKER, Tenant.
oct l3-lmu
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1871-10-13

pwar1 The Improvements consist of
fTTaEtssssA FRAME DIV ELLING-HOUSE,
Meat-Eouse, and partly finished
I@-s1EASStabe, also small Orchard of
good Fruit. The farm is well enclosed, and
well watered and is situated in the midst Of
highly cultivated and rapidly improving
section OF the country, convenient to Mills,
Churches, Schools, &c, and only about three
miles from the Great Falls of the Potomac.
TERMS or SALE, as prescribed By the
Decree: 0ne-;hird of the purchase money 10
be paid in cash ON the day of sale the re-
mainder in equal instruments in one and TWO
years, and to be secured by the bonds or sin
gle bills Of the purchaser or purchasers, with
a surety or sureties 10 be approved by the
Trustees, and bearing interest from the day
of sale and on the ratification of the sale,
and on payment of the whole purchase money,
land not before, the Trustees shall, by
good and sufficient deed, convey to the pur
chasers the property sold, free, clear and dis
charged from all claim Of the parties TO this
cause, and Of any person claiming under
them. RICH'D j. BOWIE,
RICH'D NJ. WILLIAMS,
oct l3-ts Trustees.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1871-10-13

Trunks, Trunks
Our Trunk Department is as complete and
full as ever.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1871-10-13

For Comptroller Of the Treasury,
Coz. LEVIN WOOLFORD.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1871-10-13
DEMOCRATIC CONSERVATIVE TICKET

Friday Morning. ......o October 10, 1871.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1871-10-13
LARGE AND VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE
NEAR ROCKVILLE, MD.

TIlE subscribers, as attorneys for the
Il owner, offer at private sale, valuable
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1871-10-13
For Attorney General,

Hox. ANDREW X. SYESTER.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10

properiy brought by plaintiff unless the proper author
ties had refused TO bringtt. ..i' t't'
After the adjourn nent the counsel on both sides re-
uarcd to the oce Of TN Corporation Counsel and pro-
ceedsd with the examination Of Mr.. OGorman. who
tned IN substance follows.
am attorney and doounseioratlaw; am attorney to
the Board OF Aldermen and Eommonalty of the Uty
OF EewYOrk and also to the Board Of Supervisors for
the years. have heard Of the charges Of fraud
alleged against M Ingersol and others In the newspa
pors; this particular frat came to my knowledge
about Ave or ak weeks snce don't know Of any mo-
institute proceedings against Mr.. Ingerso Others 70
recover moneys alleged to have been takeh fron the
I Ss S tnw Of
pose ssy hat In its strongest % sense sense when
ieyed of he bOrs in the Foley turned my stten
Mayor on the subject, and received reply,
the substance OF which has already appeared
n s paSG the n9Gr ssp to Instruct
take legal proceedings against these people, proper
If considered that there grounds for such pro
believed am authorized to take these proceeding. oy
the letter Of the Mayor alluded to- was not
Connolly to whom wrote letter requesting iniorma-
tiOn In regard to this matter, with view 10
claims the recovery Of money alleged to have Seon
don't know Of any ndisposon on the part OF tno
Of Supervisors to this action and tne
thought there were grounds for action have not not
taken any steps to cooperate with the "a dn ans
GSerae %sp aed With PSs% II s HS T
Sscerainins the correctness of made in re-
spect TO amounts expended Tor the CourthVuhoo n o
armories and the amount OF WORK 70 eS
hours. know Of effort OF the Committee appontea
by the SUPERVISORS to Obtain power 10 senq Or
by tile head OF any Department in the city as TO tns
matter; have done anything on the subject % b SS
engaged in Law matters and have nothing w oo Win
the financial Affairs OF the city.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10
A RIGHTEOUS VERDICT.
RYAN, THE EMIGRANT ROBBRR, SENTENCED TO
FIVE YEARS IMPRISONMENT.

The cool and rather impertinent confidence
with which, Friday last, Michael Ryan, emigrant
swnder OF the First Ward announced his readiness for
trial. and the Of the imposition, for day. as
developed In his release the forfeited ball. induced
many OF the First Ward politicians 20 believe that his
keen wit would carry him successfully through his trial
The defendant called TO the bar yesterday at ~. pm
and the defrauded emgrants, Mllard and Hcao, gave
their Of the robbery already described in THE
TRIBUNE. Another witness, who with the two
Engsmen, detailed the circumstances OF the affair aud
all three concurred In saying that Ryan present at
the robbery OF the two engrants, and that when they
raised an Outcry against the seizure OF their money by
DAVIS he pretended to send policeman for the pur
pose Of utimldating them. Mlard the last witness
examined for the people, and when tho counsel Tor the
defense had concluded tho crossexaminaon the wilt
ness stated that two weeks hgo last Friday when In the
courtroom Ryan approached him and tried to bribe
him to withdraw the charge against himself Davis and
Leopold. When the trial began, Ryan's counsel an
nounccd that an al6 could be proved through Frank
Mccormack, another emigrant swind!cr. When three
had sworn that Ryan was present at tho rob
berry, Ryan himself was placed on the stand ana & ao,
statement of his connection with IL" swhdlic cen 40
l46 bcrtyst the main point OF which was that DO mo
severed his connection with emiSrant runners Blk
In his address to the jury DstrctAttorney Sullivan
characterized emigan swinding ono Of the classes
of crime which tended bring NowYork INTO dsrepute
and giving apology for Ryans perjury his intense
excitement under consciousness or guilt ana iea OF
punishment. He claimed a verdict OF guilty. and the
Jury rendered it without leaving their seats Recorder
The verdict he should sentence the prisoner to
serve of five years in State Prison The sentence
was no sooner pronounced than ex-Assembvlnan
Michael Madgan and hundred others from the First
Ward crowded toward the prisoner to synp,hzn with
Ryans case with much tact and ygor that
those Interested IN seeing dSgraceul iraihc broken up
anxious that he should appear as McDermOI' prose-
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10
THE ELECTIONS TO-DAY.

In Ohio majority of from $4,000 to 10000
is conceded for Gov NOyes but the third party move
ments in Cincinnati and Cleveland boh Republican
cties mayit is barely possibegve the Legislature to
the Democrats. The following are the candidates for
State officers:
eorernor George W McCook. Edward F. Noyes.
lieut. -0orsrnor Samuel F Hgn, n1 Jacob Mueller; t,
AUDITOR Joseph 3. Cockerll James Williams.
Treasurer. Gustav Bruehl. Isaac r. Welsh
Supreme Jud0e q. W. Geddes William II. West
Board Pub. Works Arthur Hughes ....s. H. Hosmer.
School Com William W. ..Thos. W Harvey.
Clerk Sup. Court Charles Patterson. Rodney Zoos.
The Republican majority in 1867 was 2973, and in 1862
75ls-both gubernatoral contests. Grants majority
1853 was 4I2s The Republican candidate for Secretary
of state had a majority of L. 66s in 1870
In Pennsylvania an AuditOT-General and Surveyor
General are to be elected. The Republican candidates
are Col David Stanton and COL Robert B. Beath; the
Democratic candidates aie Gen. William McCandless
and Capt. James II. Cooper new House OF Represen-
taves and onethird Of the Senate TO be chosen.
The Senate is now Democratic by majority, and will
probably remain so as the districts choosing this year.
are of them very close. In the contest for Gov
ernor 1862 the Republican majority only 1906. 1t
will be larger this year. Grants majority in 1868 was
2s e9s In both Pennsylvania and OQo, vote will be
taken the question of calling Constitutional Con-
ventiOn.
In Iowa State officers and Legislature will be chosen.
The candidates are the fonowing-named;
Deq0rdhc Repabiean.
JAMES C. KNAPP &c Carieuter
Lnt Gorfror .L'T' NJ hhefnAn H. e. InlS
Snrtrinndtat Of InstrucCn. .Edw H. Mamm A. Aberlehy
The Republican majority for several years has not
fallen below $4,000 Cen Grant received 4G359 in 1863
and Gov. Merrill 3o145 in 1869. The Legislature will
choose U. s. Senator. For this Office there three
asprant viz, Senator Harlan and the Hons William b.
Allison and James +. Wilson.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10
PERSONAL.

Latest accounts from the Rev. w. r. Alger are
more hopefu Music Hall to bo opened for services
last Sunday and his pulpit supplied by Rev W. j. Clarke
OF this oty.
The Boston Fraternity Course Is to he opened
this uesday) evening with lecture the Labor Ques
ton by z. Dickinson The same lecture Is TO
be given i'll New York, the 26th inst.
Gen. Sir John Fox Burgoyne, whose death
s announced by cable born in the year 1892 and
tered the military service of Great Britain In 1898 as
lieutenant Of engineers.
Major-Gen. Geo. L. Hartsuf, one of the most
hardworkng and gallant officers OF the army who came
out of the Florida Indian with bullet in his
body which he still carries and of the field Of Anetam
with another beside having been washed ashore almost
insensbe in Lake Michigan, In tho Lady Elgn DISASTER
was recently retired as full MaOrencral, account OF
wounds received in the service lie now goes 10 Europe
In the hope that he may stl he able to do little bSl
ness az an agent OF the Cabling Gun Company We shall
have abroad no credablc representative VI tile
fighting men or Of the scholars Of our army
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10

c.ud, ceivips ts: ,zb.r o. votes nert sss sbs ss.sA
WksaS N s'eoAeu u ehss of he ssslsss for As oe@
M knedne1s Constitutional
Oos yeuon And uset The Legislature By Hoffman whereby
Of sosss control We STATE Pda Win V Be psl
football andtbe eos Of for important dav
VIII h rendered noe probable 0i Importance both V s' SAs
Ratas the separate sssn,hoa Of that amend
the vote Of Toe people has pevsst hfoagh the lobbying
Of Nc Legislature By the prcsent Inspeofofsj and
heoen ocnrrsnes have shown the necessity u os0osh
sform In the management d Vie State Ph.ons therefore
sois That The sad Commise ssk each Of
hs oands for the Office of stsis P.s lnsrtor whe,
favor thai Oensatu,oAa Amendment viii faithfully eIe him.
sef have y submitted 10 the vote OF the people
Resod That this organization will support Tor he
Of Attorney General Of Stle Prison Inspector who does not an
sacey the questions 70 be proposnd 20 him shove d.
reeted
The following, proposed by Judge Waterbury, was also
adopted:
oed Thss this Commiee, while renewing the question Of The
he given n the State ticket Rochester deems
due 70 the Democrate party and act justice her mho
Wheeler H. Bristol Van Renneher Richmond and DedHeh Wlsn
h to declare that the tdey and integrity with which they have ds
charged the duties OF their present os en them 10 the an.
hearty support OF grateful people full oondens thAs
such support will be manifested their triumphant eec:.n ~
committee OF seven was appointed to confer Win
similar committee of the Apollo Hall Reform party as 10
consolidation Of the organizations. 1t desired, IN
case Of failure to bring about coalition to Issue call
for primaries for Saturday night Speeches denouncng
Tanmany Hall were made, and it was said that the the
Apollo Hall party wse in tho Tammany interest. The
meeting adjourned to Thursday next
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10
NILSSON IN BOSTON.

BosToN Oct 9.-The excitement in this city
concerning the advent OF Nilsson In opera for the first
time in America, eliminated tonight by packing the
Boston Theatre from floor to ceiling The audience was
one of the finest ever assembled here, and quite
thusiasc encorng the artists and calling them before
the curtain Tie opera presented WAS Faust. Nilsson
on her rst In the second act was greeted
with long continued applause many elegant baskets
song and church sceIe magnhcently, and showed her
self throughout to be lyric artist fully equal to her
end Of every act Capou the new tenor, was encored
after the Sdlre dn,ora janet the bass made hit as
Grand reception and many floral off rings she is favoite
nnre and was heartily recalled after the lower
R,rr6 The new baritone, also made fine impression.
The receipts tonight 900 Tuesday evening the
opera of the Barber" viii be given, with the new
The Count. and Roncon the Barber; Wednesday,
Iucia with Nilsson and BrignOi.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10

fv with tho Chicago sufferers, and, on motion Of the
Rev. pZ. Hal. took Up collection Of nearly $780,
The Directors of the German American Bank
announce that they VII ressvs and forward fund for
Chicago sufferers.
A meeting of officers and employees Of the
several railroads Expresses steamship and Transports
ton companies in doing business NewYork City will be
held at D. m to-day, No Ses Broadway, for the glr.
nose NJ adoting means relief OF those engaged Ia
similar occupations IN Chicago.
Contributions for the Chicago sufferers. con-
ssng OF anything in the shape Of clothing or snppncs
will bo received at tho Erie Ferry foot OF TYeniy
st. and Will he forwarded At free OF charge Msrk
packages "Mayor Of Chicago" with name OF donor ana
contcnt Mr. Fs agents in Boston have received
TO forw ard, free, by the Earraganset Stenmsnip Ce
pany all contributions made that city for the relief ef
the suffering, and the OF the New York and Bosoh
Express Company have been ordered 70 coeos % sucn
gifts and carry them the depot OF the Steamshp Oon
pany The officers OF the Great Western ana hichigan
Central Railroads also announce that they will ranspor
free Of charge, from Suspension Bridge to chicago Al
supplies addressed to the Mayor Of Chicago e0ntrDutoo
Ior Tho rehef OF tho sufferers from the great hre.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10

SENTENCE OF PAYMAsTER HODGE-IiE IS Dis
MISSED THE SERVICE, LOSES Ills PAY, AND
GETS TEN YEARS IMPRISONMENT.
WASHINGTON, Oct 9.-The following is the
conclusion Of the official order quot yet promulgacd)
relative to Major Hodge:
To he cashered to forfeit all pay and allowances that
NAV be due him at the date Of the PRONUNCIATION OF this
seence to be imprisoned at hard labor for 10 years In
such penitentiary as the proper auhorty may direct,
and thereafter 10 be mpfsOned in such Penenhdry IN,
III he shall refund to tie United States e amount or hJ
observation-disclosures and that the crime named, and
nacc of abode and punishment OF the accused be pub
ished In the newspapers in the City OF Washington
Sentence approved the President but the imprison
ent limited to years. the prisoner being relieved or
that part Of the sentence in italics Tie Penitenary
at Albany Is designated as the place O confinement
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10
THE BOARD OF APPoRTIoNMENT.


TIE FIRE DEPARTMENT DEMANDING MORE
SUPPLY MEANS.
The Board Of Apportionment met at p. IN.
yesterday. in the Mayors Office Mayor Hall In the chair
William III. Tweed, Peter B. Sweeny, and Deputy Con-
troller Green were also present.
After adoption of the minutes Of the last meeting
the Mayor read report from Mr. Green in reply to an
application from the Fire Department for an additional
apportonment of funds to meet current expenses In
this report Mr. Green that the appropriation for
1871 having been exhausted 1t sinexpcdent to issue city
and county bonds to raise the funds applied for,
Mayor Notwithstanding this report sm IN favor
Of issuing those bonds.
Fire Commissioner Hennessey-The law authorizes the
madc for the Fire Department. II he will not do this
TO be released from the responsibility OF saving
this city from such fire as has destroyed Chicago.
Mayor HALLS there application for the Issuing OF
those bOndsf
need.
Mr. Greon-wir you show me the law allowing an ad
ditiOnal apportionment for the Fire Department.
Mr.. Hennessey-Section lS OF the Fire Laws.
Mr. Green-The amount must be raised by taxation
and that can't be done this year because the Taxeves
are confirmed without that additional amount; but
would like my report to lay till the next meeting.
Mr.. sweeny-I would suggest that a special meeting
be called take into consideration the issuing Of bonds
to raise funds for the Fire Department.
Such q meeting is to be called.
Mr. Green reported favoraby upon the demand Of the
Board OF Charities and Correction for 100000. The
report was ordered file, and the Board adjourned TILL
Friday.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10
TIE ROOSEVELT DEMOCRACY.
RESOLUTIONS CONCERNING THE ROCHESTER
STATE TICKET.

RESOLUTIONS CONCERNING THE ROCHESTER
STATE TICKET.
The General Committee of the Roosevelt
branch of the Democratic Union party last evening
at Masonic Hall, Congressman Roosevelt in the chair
Samuel H. Randall offered the following resolutions
which were unanimously adopted:
U,roo, The Of the state Convention Roheser
Of tins city
such in Tcsrct lOLnaf
dsem b4,t calculated general pubic
the TO be gven by
Convention bt rfrTc
eonmet ~ho shall report At TIE meeting
WLea The Of the gross and shameless corruption anI fraud
IN the Of local government and
uy made mared 10 tht people
r bnt of the and the drAn justice the
nterat. Of people relu. thai he guilty ess
rta wrongs should be Ng snty and unspa exposed prose
culed and -, . ,.., =, . .
desirable that shall he s-to
Gperl-vLch has by law al cases Il hsUio c.tis pub
Of the legislature he ahso' allow
rent ha not be publicly pledge 10 authorize
ly he defeated eanlide ~ csari therefore.
Irrd Ths the sd Comme are instuei TO ask each Of the
raj UhetrT BE- vii II ec'c Is,lf
Hr PROMPT dri ot!On SLd
- % OF ever lrrsoH implAtd IN r rA! ifud' thai have
mi, p nOuyi t. il4h IN ihs ciy and also "br'hc l- will IN
t,d CIad.stC ~ rltcioh 10 prosecute
,, I ry the right the OFF, and trre he than
sd candidate be will hs preference eAnsd tue
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10
AN INSURANCE PANIC.

TERRIBLE CRASH AMONG THE INSURANCE COM
PANfEs-FULL LIST OF THOSE INVOLVED
SEVERAL. COMPANIES UNDOUBTEDLY RUINED
AND MANY orHEi.S sERJ OUsLY CRIPPLED.
The following table, prepared by J. Ii. and
C. NJ Goodsen Of The SPECTATOR Nos se and Iss Broad
way. gives full official list Of all the Insurance
panes doing business In Illinois, and Includes Of course,
all the companies having risks in Chicago Nearly all Of
these companies must lose. OF them very heavily.
Probably thrcefOurths Of the Chicago companies will be
ruined The asersk Ia the table indicate the companies
that 1t is believed will suffer most severely and the
double asersks those Of which the losses thought
be holming. 1t will be that the Republic and
State Of Chicago the Andes Of Cincinnati and the Home
and Excelsior Of this city believed 10 be crippled be-
yond recovery The Liverpool, London and Globe and
the North British and Mercantile also heavy losers
but their enormous capital will insure them against
serioua cmbarrassmeut,
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10
TEXAS.

THREE CoNGREssMEN GAINED BY THE DEMO
Gratis.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.-The Hon. Samuel j.
Randall received q dispatch this morning from A. g.
Walsh, Chairman Of the Texas Executive Democratic
Committee, dated Austin, Oct. 8, saying:
"victory! The Democrats carry every Congress DIS
trict. Majority probably 5000"
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. "a dispatch from
Galveston gives the following Democratic majorities In
the Texas Congressional election as far as heard from
Ist District, five counties, 525.
lid District, seven counties, 1884.
MA District, 13 counties, 599
IVth District, % counties, 3,735.