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The story of the robbery of the ban

The story Of the robbery of the bank
in Columbia, KY, which we publish on
the outside of to-day's paper, reads like Il
tale of the old treebooting days. 1t seems
Incredible that five robbers could ride into
the heart of town, hold the inhabitants
in subsection by pistol shots, and carry off
the contents of the bank. The men are
few that would be 80 faithful to trust as
was the cashier, who was shot for refusing
to unlock the vault
The Chronicle is the title of new
weekly published at Kendall's Mills by the
Chronicle Association. and edited by Geo.
H. Colby. 1t makes handsome appear
ance, is full of local news, and we hope
will succeed.
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Sad Accident.

RoCKLAND, May nth. Yesterday, as
John z. Smith, aged 25 years, was be-
tween Munroe and Sheep Islands, in a
large sail boat, accompanied by Younger
brother, the boat struck Il rock about two
hundred yards from the shore, and it i'm
mediately sank, leaving them in about
five feet of water. John helped his broth
er to the masthead and then swan towards
the shore When he arrived about half
way he sank and did not rise again. The
boy was soon taken off. but the body Of
John has not been found. The boat was
loaded with Holsters and bound to Rock
land.
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Greeley and Brown Meeting.

PORTLAND, May ID. The first Greeley
aud Brown flag of the campaign was un
furled to the breeze this evening, at the
residence Of Comodore Churchill. Speech
IS were made by Hamlin, delegate to the
Cincinnati Convention, (Repubican,) anc
Hon. Bion Bradbury and VIM. Ii. Clifford
Esq. Oemocrats,) enthusiastically en-
dorsing the nominations. Music, fire.
works, cannon, &c, added to the eDthus-
fasm.
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A Railroad meeting was held at Rock
port, on Wednesday the 9th. to consider
the ways and means of extending the rail-
road from Rockland to Camden. T. R.
Simonton presided. Mr.. Knowlton made
remarks showing the cost Of the road, and
the resources for the work. The Presi-
dent and Directors OF the Knox & Lincoln
Railroad were present and spoke in favor
of the enterprise, as did also Judge Talbot
and P, j. Carleton. A very strong desire
for the road was manifested on all hands.
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From Washington.

From Washington.
Numerous members Of Congress ex-
press the opinion that no tariff bin will be
passed during this session of Congress.
but that the internal revenue law will be
changed 50 as TO retain the taxes only un
spiltuous, malt ana termented liquors,
banks and tobacco. They also say the
prospect is that Congress will adjourn on
tue 2Jjh Of May.
OUR RELATIONS WITH SPAIN.
Oar minieter to Mtlrl viii soon he
wiihA'swn. but no successor will be APP
pointed till, as recently said by higu
eXevu i've officer, Spain shall be more
disposed thaH now "a net with iusuce AMI
according TO treaty obi 1ations.N Although
war is not regarded AS even probable,
there is an increasing desire that our navy
shall be placed ia efficient condition, and,
therefore. the authorities here may, be-
fore long. issue orders to the several navy
yards to place all our available vessels in
a sea going condition, The case OF Dr..
Howard may give occasion for q determine
ed policy toward Spain.
THE AMNESTY BILL.
WASHINGTON, MAY 9.
The Radicals put another mai! in their
coffin to-day by causing the defeat Of the
Amnesty bill in the Senate. The session
was long, and on the whole one OF the
most interesting and important for some
time. \ struggle came off between the
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-05-16

NEW YoRK. MAY 10. A Washington
i-,4tvi sla that NJ the session Of the
Cabinet on Tuesday last. while the Ala
3ama claims were under consideration,
the condition 0four nav was Also referred
to-. TIE President sad that he haa for
month, uast .ioploreA the inet}ieiency Of
onr coast .etenre~. and regretted HAT h,.
could mol do ANYTHING to strengthen them.
After an interchAnqe Of opinion it was
finally decided that every iron-cls.: OF the
navy should he put in condition for ia!nle-
diate service. The Secretary of War was
also instructed! IN make the cnast isfences.
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The Electoral Vote.

The Chicago Tribune publishes table
exhibiting the electoral vote at the cleo
ton in 1872, with a statement of the pop
ular majority IN the States at the last
Presidential election in 1868:
Electoral Rep. Mag. Dem naj
Vote, 1872 1888 1868
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Total cost without tax

Total cost without tax, ~ % IL
When it is remembered that this tax is
not collected by the government, but by
mammoth corporations, purchasers will
understand how much Of their wages and
earnings is paid for the article purchased
and how much is paid for bounty Were
it not for this tax, $40 OF wages would
purchase the same amount of all these
articles that can now be purchased for S78 :;
and, when it is remembered that a like
tax is collected upon all other articles Of
absolute use, men whose aggregate wages
do not exceed annually $500 to $1,000,
will understand that at least one-third of
all they earn is contiscated by law and
paid over, not 10 the government, but to
private individuals to whom congress has
voted the special bounty.
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Expected Failure Of he Treaty at Wssh-
i1Cinn


ur-,
c. s'''' ''''i'i - "'F'ces recell eU
I+N'H +'il.'"' snow qUie conc Lu>iVelythat
a-4 = MI, y -" 51i ,'1e 7 ''''e' STATES
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l.,,},l Wv - 0'''' "a mutation, nv"
It'd t,.,.l '..''' 'l','c' ie9rs oV1Dre
f...F..''i. f'eeoi''e ". -
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III V,'''He't - 80 10 an
-,.sa I, "" q. I'D '''e ''ls' 'iig'
Ni'-c 10 ui' Administration thiI IL *
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Ia lex AND SLIGHTLY DIFFERENT
London, Ma, H. ( " orId's specia The
negotiations relative to the WASHINGTON
Treaty are still progressing. The Tories
are prepared on Monday to propose anOte
OF want ot confidence in the ministry I'M
less Earl Grauyii!e's statement is salts
factory. designations in the. ministry are
highly probable in case Of the failure OF
tie treaty.
The Sunday Morning Observer of the
IZth states that communications have been
passing between M cabinets at Washing
~ s,''I '-''''.o'' Al, 'iie past wees.
h.s ~ II, ,l,,.l- 80 - ~ n'le" ota'eS
q f,-n~a}'i, IT, P'ol,oNllI"l -
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,,,4,, ,.l,,.1,.i,l,-3 ',i1l te9ltc"t tr'tHl
r,,oI;t;o''+', II, III o9iite9 approve
nv. '''e ioil} u " s'9ui1i7
The conrsa. ~ -. p,....,l., >,,,...
fro H., pI;a,,,,'+ - " w
the reply ofth. Easb.n.rtol ,hinat pix
lie opinion in Enul4n.i Is 4yprsA T., avn. ~
uon which viii close negotiations tor a
settlement.
A CONTRADICTION.
London, Nav 10. CNondav mornino
The Time, and other London naners al
this morning are ri IT,. ooinjn1 that the
announcement az Friday that the npYotia
mons between Enrlftni and the Tnited
States vita regard to indirect claims had
been broken off was premature. The
Times SAYS positively that all win vet he
ljguted Ii maintains that the American
Government Aas agreed in the princip!e
- withdraw tic claims Tor indirect dam
ages, and advises iorbearance on the part
OF both Houses Of Parliament.
Later. An SoneDtahja nom,rorisA cffa-s,
hy fnoIanG
&,,- 1,oa.- -.
t,,,.-i' I'm, - - ne iletiId ;
.o'i 80 !''''~' 9'Es t''l On say
e9..[". " ~ :. a. P"ic1 rom VI ms
~ n: NM "i'H oi tAe accept
emaT ~ l''g t'il''S'I 1o1eI"'Heht OF ing
cin,!tIii 'S''i'li rs 'l' mace 70 I"f'
,''',. a'I ~ I1'!1t' "ilh respect 10 our
''''''i 14'''iis'
FOURTH RULE TO THE TREA rY-NoNLI
ABILITY FOR INDIRECT DAMAGES.
The proposition was for a snort sun,la.
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GeneraIities.


so, and became exhausted. A large Newfoupd-
lauu uosi oelonging 70 the father ni ne boy
lad r. ~ ,6 ne 49, ana lrst orIn2,n2 Inc I,G
tha oIdar how "' heA' ie'"ihe" AiN saw"
, at oT,' b ba aafen o., as totaly burned
-, 49, 49,, TN, ~ NUS u, y" -.
lie f w, va" r nv ,aost ~ 80 VIZ "
osi !, LAY VI us NJ
$500 600 Since that time it hi, had yariou,
minor burnings and the past week the town
has experienced loss of $40. 900 bv fIe. Yet
Warren has one Of the most powerful steam tr-
'n's anu "e''-o Ae'' i'i' dep"' 'iil'1'
Thoinas Slower. and William Merrows lett
Potts Point West Harpes well, for boat load Of
HOLSTERS, on Tuesday and were upset, rs l. sup
a. tho u, ,nI ~ ,'lcli pD@l
Tho r,.,,,.,i1, ~ - ~ " ',' ftit
ne.r thpi, ii,,o ~ lax, ,.a, .I o'i ,,
went in sarrrl If tbc,r tIin Lux, Io,',.-
wife and one child. Merrow- VA, unmarried
Here is an av.ro,,la .,f S,,utI ea.,itr. f,.-,...
An old and rcSI,ected citizen Mr. Reriu va
convicted on insufficient a,iIenrn nf .,rnria
.4nit 4rJ L,tterv ,,,j -. ti,,ot s,n
,,ntLs i',,,,,.;.,,,;,,,,,,t ~ th .,, tIl, AZ
ored man, whose offence WIS assault with iu
tent to SILL was lined only $50 or three months
IMPRISONMENT.
Capt. William Barnes Of woolwich now =
years of age, and was on board the knterpri-,.
and participated in The terrible fight with che
ha;S,r , va ogSuln ou"aS 1u"' w
Iia,,oI ~ IA tt,77,,,j,' - ~ 49, al
shnniG h., 1r sU"T tI,,if 80 'lit ei'7 II
some otbar ntHnsii ava t,,
mimi trea IF gnn haye ant nt . MN, ,.
plant anywhere. Plant aII you ran 7ud plant
deeP. rms branch Of agriculture Is too umeh
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The local event of the past week was
the dinner given to Arthur Cheney, pro
prietor of the Globe theatre, by his friends
and fellow pitchers. 1t was very proper
then these social hob-nohbings between
the devotees of Thespis and the literatl OF
the Hub. IT, however. it was meant as a
testimonial to Mr. Cheney's managerial
talent, there are many people who Will
question his claim to distinction, more
particularly if to give satisfaction to the
public is 4 test of such talent. 1t IS I'm
deniable that the Globe has steadily retro
graded since it came under the sole pro-
pretorship OF Mr.. Cheney, and he first
usurped the duties of manager. He
blundered when he dismissed Selwyn and
took I'D with the irascibe Fechter, and he
has kept on laundering ever since. Sur
rounded by sycophants and toadies, he is
of course oblivious to the fact and SO
Boston is deprived of tho privilege OF a
first-class theatre, and will doubtless re-
main 80 until one is erected at the south
end,
The assembled wisdom of the Common
wealth, the General Court, adjourned last
week, to the great relet of taxpayers.
One word supplies its record and will
answer for its tombstone-Gab.
Some of the advocates for extending
woman's sphere are criticising the school
system Of this city, ~ if that were not
perfection already Usually your true
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Notwithstanding both legal and moral
suasion, there was rum enough in Bangor
to give a poor fellow an attack Of the
horrors in the street.
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Tho ConfaeratIon in Somerset, Pa.

P1rrsBuRG MAY 10. The FIRE in Som
erset Pa, this morning, destroyed six
squares in the heart OF the town, embrac
ing one-third Of the area of the place and
two-thirds of its entire value. The build
ings destroyed include three hotels. every
business house. store and shop but one,
both banking houses, both printing offices
the lawyers offices, Post Office, I. 5.
Assessors office, two churches, the Ma
sonic and Odd Fellows hall, telegraph and
express offices, aud over thirty private
dwellings. Fifty families are homeless
The total losses are estimated at 81 900,
600; insurance $75, 900.
The schooner Morning Star OF Camden.
owned by Capt, James Frye, lett New
Y ork March II, AID has never been heard
from. No doubt exists now that she toun-
dered at sea and all on board persisted.
Her crew consisted of Capt George w
Stmson and Marshall B. Hopkins of Cam
den, George Kilton OF North Haven. and
one man from Castine whose name is I'M
known. Capt. Stimson left wife. Mr.,
Hopkins was unmarried Herald.
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London, May 10. (Nondav morning }
I4e Times and other London papers ot
this morning are OF tn opinion that the
announcement Of Friday that the negotia-
lions between Engiund and the United
States vita regard to indirect claims had
been broken off was premature. The
Times says positively that all viii yet be
ilghted- 1t maintains that the American
Government AaS agreed in the principle
= withdraw tA~ claims Tor indirect dam
ages, amt advises forbearance on the part
OF both Houses OF Parliament
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FOURTH RULE TO THE TREArY-NoN-LI-
ANIIIrY rNN iNpIKECr nAAIAGEs

The proposition was for snort supple
mental treaty bearing on tie questions of
indirect claim alone These claims it
was suggested by Mr. Fish could he COW
cred by i fourth retrospective rule laid
down ior the guidance of the Geneva Tri-
ounaI. setting forth that Whenever the
"iEet States OF Great Britain was en-
gagged IN war and the other power was d
Neutral and by want of due diligence Cd
}he part ot toe neutral any priNateer or
hostile vessel should escape from its
waters, On equip or renew its hostile
eifengin ~ neutr"i ports the latter should
only be ii9ne for direct damages inflicted
upon the peigcr4nts by ihy operations ol
.llch z-nN...L.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-12-20
WINES AND LIQUORS

NEY STOCK OF OLD RYE wHEsKEY,
W. Imported Wines and Braudies, is now
complete for the season. ! name few of the
choicest Brands;
Thompson's Pure Rye Whisley
Moore PENNSYLVANIA Rye Whisky
Zcigler's Pure Rye Whiskey
Mary land Rye WHiskey
Coguiac Brandy
Pallieoson Brandy
Jamaica Spirits
Wroe's New England Rum
P Martins pure juice Port Wine
Crown Pale Sherry Wine
Madeira Wine
Holland Gin, &c.
For sale by
ll8 High Street, Georgetown, D. G.
dee 10
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LOG DWELLING HOUSE,

Stable and fine Orchard and there is also
on the farm enc of The most valuable MILL
SITES in the county.
II will be sold rs whole or in lots 10 suit
purchasers, plats Of which. viii be exhibited
on He dav of sale
FERNS or SALE, as prescribed dy he
Deere. One tlird Of the purchase money 10
he paid in cash on the day OF sale, and the
balance in two eqaal insallmtnts payable at
six and twelve months from the day Of sale,
respectively; the defeurd pay menIs TO be
secured b. the single bills Of the purchaser
or purchasers with security TO be approved
by The fnstee, and 10 bear inferesi from HE
day Of sale and on the ratification Of slch
sale or sales by the Court, and the payment
OF the Whole pnichase money, (aud not be-
FIRE, The property to be convey ed by the
Trustee.
Gunveyancing at the cost Of the purchaser.
JAMES B HEN DERSON, Trustee
N. B,-The creditors of the said Isaiah
Shtw, deceased nre hereby notified TO file
their Chains, with the vouchers thereof, IN
HE ofiee Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
for Montgomery county, on or before the
2lst day of January, 1879.
nov 29--ts j. B. H., Trustee
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PUBLIC SALE.

WILL BE SOLD at my residence, on
w julius Vests Farm, on the barnes
town Road, near Rockville, on
Monday. the 30th of December, 1879,
All my Stock of Farming Implements, con-
sisting Of
Four head Of Work Horses
One mare Colt, years old next spring
Exile stock
One horse Colt, years old, same stock
One good riding and driving Horte, Red
buck stock
Two Colts year old next spring
head of good Mich Cows
One Buggy and Harness
30 barrels of Cora
set of Wagon Harness
! heavy four-horse Wagon
light three-horse do
! three-horse Loudoun Plough
l Hay Ladder, Cutting Box, and Hay
Body
Plough Harness, Old Iron
And a lot of ether Poughs, Double
Trees &C.
And other Articles not necessary to emu
meTate.
TERMS OF SALE: On all sums of ten dol
lars and under CASH; all Gums over ten dol
lars credit OF nine months will be given, the
purchaser giving bond with approved secu-
ritg, bearing interest from the day oraale
RICHARD BEAN.
decl3-3t
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-12-20
HATTERsLEY ". TALB0TT,

Any person desiring Information 10 regard
to the property viii call on or address Il. W
Talbot, Rockville, Montgomery comfy Nd j,
where they can see plat of the premises,
and which he will also exhibit to any one so
desiring at time Of sale.
I2-ts
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-12-20
LADIES and-GENT's UNDERWEAR.

A full line Of English and German Hosiery
in every quality and size Lace and Linen
Collars aud Cuffs, Hem-Sfitched Linen Cam
brio Handerchieis ia all quantities Corsets
Combs and Brushes, Port Nonnaies. &c. With
large assortment OF other notions too nu-
merous TO mention. Our. experience Justify
Us in promising to sell good goods as low as
any house in the District tdec2l
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-12-20
T7sTRAY SHEEP.

5TArs OF MARYLAND, Montgomery Comfy. Set.
I HEREBY CERTIFY that on this 9Th day
Of December, 1872, before me, the sabscriber
one of the Justices Of the Peace Of said State,
in aud for said county, personally appeared
n ~ Perry, and made oath in due form OF
law, that he did on the 9th day Of November
last, take up as estrays trespassing on his en-
closures six head Of SHEEP, three have a
crop off the left, and underbit in the right
car, one with slit IN right ear, the other two
have no mark, one Of them white, the other
five are black Given under my hand
dec e-2tr b. II. B0UIC, j. p.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-12-20

control them. The testimony of our best cit-
zens, of all classes, establishes the fact. that
CHERRY PICTORIAL will and does relieve and
cure the affecting disorders of the Throat and
Lungs beyond any other medicine. The most
dangerous affections Of the Pulmonary Organs
yield to its power; and cases of Consump-
ton, cured by this preparation, are public
ly known, so remarkable as hardly to be be-
heved, were they not proven beyond dispute.
AS remedy it is adequate, on which the public
may rely for full protection. By curing Coughs,
the forerunners of moro serious disease it saves
unnumbered lives, and an amount of suffering
not to be computed. 1t challenges trial. and con-
vinces the most sceptical. Every family should
keep it on hand az a protection against the early
and unperceived attack of Pulmonary Affections,
which are easily met at first, but which become
incurable and too often fatal, if neglected. Ten
der lungs need this defence; and it is unwise to
be without it. As safeguard to children, amid
the distressing diseases which beset the Throat
and Chest Of Childhood, CHERRY PICTORIAL
is invaluable; for, by its timely use, multi
titudes are rescued from premature graves, and
saved to the love and affection centred on them.
1T acts speedily and surely against ordinary colds
securing sound and Notwithstanding sleep. No
full Bronchitis, when they know how easily
they can be cured.
Originally the product of long, laborious, and
successful chemical investigation, no cost or toll
is spared in making every bottle in the utmost
possible perfection. 1t may be confidently re-
lied upon as possessing all the virtues it has
exhibited, and capable of producing cures as
memorable as the greatest 1t has ever effected.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-12-20
Notice TO Creditors.

ATOTICE is hereby given thai the subscri
~ bers have obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Montgomery coanty letters Of ad-
mfnistration on the personal estate Of
SAUUE'L WILSON,
late ofsaid county, decd. Allpersons hay-
ing clairns against said deceased, are hereby
warned 0 exhibiithes With the vouchers
thereof, TO the subscriber, on or before the
9th Of December, 1873 otherwise, they may
by law, be excluded from all benefit Of said
estate. sonsndebtedtosa said estate ,arere,
auesied to make immediate payment. Given
Under our hands this 9th Of December, 1879
JOHN +. WILSON,
ANNA G. WILSON,
dec l3-4t Administrators.