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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-09-26
housekeeping Dry Goods


"a, Ga, Sd, "a and 1914 Sheetings;
Case more Of Tie splendid A BIcached
Muslin we are selling at l21 cents. Also The
best Shirtng Muslins very cheap. Feather
proof Bed Ticking, Damask Table Linens
from so cents up; Towels, Napkins, Doylies,
White Bed Spreads and Quilts, white and
checked Maitings cheap, Floor and Table Oil
Cloths, Gauze Flannel
Goods for Men and Boys Wear.
Cloths, Cassimeres and Tweeds for Suit
ings; Superior Black French Doeskin Cassi-
meres Linen DriIlinrs and Ducks from Is
cents up; CottonadesandF Farmers Cagsimeres,
Kentucky Jeans, &c.
A large stock of NOTIONS very cheap.
Coates and CIarl1's best Spool Cotton at 6
cents spool.
mr. For real bargains always call at l0l
Bridge Street, Georgetown. D. G.
BENJAMIN MILLER.
ap 4-tf
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-09-26
NEoNTGoMERY INSTITUTE.

COOKE D. LUCKETT, (Univct. of ya.,)
PRINCIPAL.
MISS ROSA HAYDEN, (Academy of Music,
Peabody insiitue,)
Vocalist and Teacher Of instrumental Music.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-09-26
5elettco AlistcIlaup.
How a Forgcr was Caught

1t is a remarkable fact that adroit Grim
inals, after adopting many ingenious de.
vices to elude detection, fail to observe
some of the simplest precautionary rules
and fall under the ban of suspicion OF
account Of such neglect. The alleged
forger, Horton, who has just been taken
to Lancaster, was remarkably successful
for a paratiyoly long period in elud-
ing pursuit, and it is said that he had SO
thoroughly disguised himself that he
might have travelled anywhere with safe
ty if he had not continued to wear on his
little finger cameo ring. The story as
told by one of the New York journals, is
as follows: "Horton had been carefully
described in circulars and advertise
ments as man about forty years old,
five feet seven and eight inches high.
erect, broad-shouldcred and corpulcnt
salow-complexioned, black keyed, and
with short, black hair, side whiskers and
mustacho. Everything that could be
thought of his personal appearance, was
closely noted, even to his weight and to
the style of his clothing he would proba-
bly, be attircd in, tho numbers Of some
United States treasury notes known to be
in his possession, and, in addition,
most minute description Of the cameo
ring Hc had had his whisbers shaved
off, his hair cut shorter, and had taken
SO much care to alter his appearance that
he might have Travelled everywhere I'M
recognized but for the tcll-talc ring
Walking into dry goods store in Provi-
dencc Thursday, tomake some purchases,
be while talking with the clerk, rested
bis hand upon the counter. The clerk
noticed the ring, and having received
one Of the printed descriptions, he exam
incd it covcrtly but critically. 1t was q
moderately heavy ring, and the cameo,
upon which the head Of woman was
carved, was set in an oval back ground.
The clerk found thatit correspondent in
every way to the ring described in the
circular, and anxious to obtain the re-
ward offered, (ss1, 000) he kept his Gus
toner in sight until he had the local po-
lice informed when the culprit was ar
restcd.0
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-09-26
GREAT BARGAINS
IN
Spring and Summer Goods.

Spring and Summer Goods.
A LARGE STOCK just received, Ito which
IA we are making almost daily additions
embracing the novelties of theseason.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
in Sage, Mignonette and other new colors, in
fine, mediumand low priced goods.
japanese Striped Poplins att cts, worth 35.
Figured at 40 cts. So.
" Striped Silks at so cts . Is
so pieces Black Alpacns and Mohairs from %
cents to 81 rs;
a very superior quality Of Double Warp
Black Alpaca at so cents;
10000 yards Percales, Calicoes ard Shifting
Stripes, White Piques, Figured do, Vic
toria Lawns from 20 to 80 cts.
Batise sin Bnff, Sage, Mignonette and other
colors; Best Scotch Gingharns at 20 cents;
Good Bingham 123 cts; Plain and Figured
Lawns at 129 TO rs cents; Striped Grena-
dimes and Geuappins, Black Grenadines
from rs to Is cents Splendid Black Silks,
very. cfea ?, a largo aeenrtn,enf NJ
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-09-26
MOURNING GOODS

Of the best makes. Black Grape Wells, Black
Thibet Shawls; s-4 Black Grenadinc for
Shawls.
A large assortment Of SPRING SHAWLS,
Parasols, Sun Umbrellas, Fans, Corsets,
Hoop-Skirts, Bustles Hosiery ofall kinds
Good Kid Gloves at 81 a pair
, 1873-05-01

aaid to receive only small sh1ary, nannoh by per
Hona low AZ "a week. had borrowed 9J6 000 Near1y
oil these osns bad boon made to Nlo. md oonoger m
ls entorod aN having been Mado previous to 1916 .ad
this Wan aa late November, 1874. All tho socuties
dopositad BY Nilos and ConoYer among those .ald
TO havo been sto1en Thu books Of the bunk
show that tho concorn wa indebted to
Niles to. tho amount Of t6o, ,ooo represented
appeared before hcccivor strong, and on being asked
the ntnount Of his claim ngainst tho bank sai was
orcIancy continncd to ruzslo tho Rocoivor and ac-
countants until tho coae Of tho examination last
Might Tho Receiver has caused inquiry to bo made
into tho standing md credit Of ali Tatntora alleged
brokers, and tho mercantile agencea reports rendor
a moro aapciots hc!r largo operations for Tho ho-
tho accounta rovoslod that within twenty hours
of tho colapso, ono Of tho Directors had ovcrdrawn
tho account Of lis firm to tho amount Of $1,000.
, 1873-05-01

NEW Yonk, April 9o;@A special dispateh Sn from
Providence Il. l., says The mill operatives through
out Rhode tlland Will strike tomorrow for 10 hours
work BY tho ay Or st1y hon1s pgr wesk The moyS. ~
Now England Teu-1Iour Association, numbering neaEy
10000 members. Tho timetable adopted " he ot8h2i-
xatIon provides for commencing work at $50 In tho
morning. allows fortylve minutes for dinner aud for
stopping tho machinery at o'clock IN tho evening On
thu frnt 6ye uayH Of tho week, and closing wo!k On
Saturdays At 12:45 In tho afternoon.
YoRK april sEos1s Of another RIOT 1s Fnt #
aweea and Italians who hare been put to work upon
tho raihoad have incurred the anlmosisy Of the Toln.
both siles Noh parties sal to oe heavily armed
The Urigpina reported soyun broadway arms ~ nay.
Ina accotlea thoir demands, aud that Tue noTenont
IL Reue rally atlccess HsYera lrne still resist.
WASHINGTON, April 3o.-John VI pIown,nE o. New
ocye o,}cor tor tho Htate Of New Yort, by T. E. Red
stone. President Of tho National Labor oonnsi q
authorized stata1nsnt Of tue labor movement by tho
Iion John poop, Of North Carolina, Chairman 81 tho
National Executive Committee Of tho United Working
mon Of Amcr3ca,'
, 1873-05-01
FOREIGN.
Earthquakes In the Sandwich ISL
lands and Great Britain.
The German Emperor's Visit to Russia
a Peaceful Omen to Europe.
Wreck Of a French Steamer of the
Brazilian Coast,
BRAZIL,

BRAZIL.
NEW YonK, April 3o.-A Ito Jnnciro letter Of tho Ath
1nst ntatcs TINT owing 10 tho late rains and alido
Ind occurred which threw down rnnssivo stone wall
on building III tito navy yard, instantly killing twonty
workmen and voundipg hfty others.
Another lotter from tho snno city glves tho particu
lars Of the loss Of tho FrSnch steamer Ganbc, which
left that port March a. bound for Bordeaux Franco.
Like tho steamer Atlantic tho ocors can only nccosint
for hur going ashore tho hypothesis that thu wl1,
which had been prevailing for many daya strong nd
steadily from the south aud southwest, may havo oc-
casonod slight Increase Of tho coast current Of which
stoient notice was not taken, ant a. Tho night waa
thick anl stormy, It was impossible to any dia.
tarco ahead; brit tho wreck Of tho aa1nlo differed
from TINT Of tho Atlantic In this, TINT moi Of tho
great number of passengers boarl waa loat. Tic
vessel wa duo At Bahia on tho 2oth and At o'clock On
tho morning OF tho 27tl Bho wont on reef known ns
tho Java Rocks. Al tho passengers wore all as1eop in
thesr rooms, tho audlen blow Of tho stcamor woke
them, md ocoasoned the grcatoat confusion and
alarm. Prompt decision and conduct On tlo pnrt Of
tho officers, however, served, IN great measure, to
allny tho cxotc1nent The veascs launches wero lo-
cred md uannod and BY O'Clock In the morning the
passengers had a been safely landed at tho town Of
Abrnntes,
, 1873-05-01

NOFs NBtG1AAXEe"AAAAAAO O&AA &%AAA ~ a%A y"
house Com mlniaHion.-rardons. Ill
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
Brn1aor1E1p, ILL.,, April 3o.-Tho following official
proclamation Of Gov poyoridga will 10 promulgated
tomorrow:
In observance Of the annual ceremonies Of Decora-
ton Day, established by national choice and consent,
and warmly approved Gy tile Grand Army Of tho Re-
public and tho Government Of the United 8tatca, !,
John L. Deveridge, Governor of the Bete OF Illinois,
do by this, my proclamation, designate Friday tho 30th
day Of May 1885, Decoration Day, and do enjcin all
loynl and patriotic czena OF this State to lay aside
their unllal Ryocat1ons md unite in ntrow-
1ng Aowors upon tho graves Of those
WHO nobly died In tlotcnao Of country. Lot tho
services commemorative Of tho day be auch ahall
lead tho living 10 doeper and more perfect reverence
Of ths muuory Of our horoo dead and acite tlon to
other labora and highcr sacrifices for the nationa
greatness allI glory; and In addition to tho decora-
on services, would respectfully enjoiu tho reyercnd
clergy aud tho leaders Of religious denominations in
the ash day Of lsy, to hold rGI|!s, 3sItt
comrades aud thu Cause for which they
laid down their llvos and thus associate tho hallowed
sentiment Of plety aud tonder duties Of patriotism.
Tho Railroad and Warehouse Commissioners, At tho
meosinH to-day, CONFIRMED the appointment Of Dir.
Harper OF O. ". Dean, as secona ccrk, and James H.
Paddock third, In tito Inspectors Office. The resig
nation OF JaMea II. Raymond, Es]t III Secretary Of
tho DoArd 1as not yet boon accepted.
Coy. DoYerldgo pardoned to-tlay Thomas johnson,
sent to thu Vcnitentiary from Cook Country last
March for one year, convicted Of receiving stolen
goods: alao, JnnleH II. Ioyelaco, from Montgomery
County, scn for throo ycara In May, 1872 for larceny
, 1873-05-01

Special Dfspafch to The Chitdqo Tribune.
TonoN1o, April 30.-Tho Hon. Mr.. Tilley, Finance
Minister has gtvcn notice Of rropoat'on to increase
taro and Quebec Of iptlobtcdncas to tho amount Of
$l06o0 08 and to make proportionato subsidy the
other Provinces.
The Opposition feel tho!r weakness in tho Dominion
Parliament, aud any proposed struggle this session
ncks goneral intercat from It's complete hopelcasncas
fraudulent payment to contractors on tho InterCo-
onlal Hallway, and also on the Pacific Railway.
The crimo Of wfo-bcating IL Oh tho incroaao. and,
from tho lightncaa Of tho punishment Inflicted, ii
likely to incrcaHc Ono man, for tying up hts wife and
using horse-whip to her, only received ono mouth
in jail,
, 1873-05-01

New Yonx, april 00.-Tho Tribune, tomorrow, pub
fishes tho 1ollowins: Tho 1eceyer Of tho Atlantic
nounta to their credit, hut refused to give copy to
by him Of tue special loan account, and so'ne
tie oose manner i'll which the affairs Of tho bank were
ronducotl hy tho dclau]unK casllior These weru Of
tho part Of Taner hut au9grsted to some Of tue de-
pos!loFs, xho loasucd the fscta that lai1 Taintss
l hsd confederates "a desperate a. hmsoif:
t340,oo0 lays been loaned on securities
all OF which havo disappeared. OF this amount, L.
II. Nileo No. Broad street, Of Tanters brokors
and ns far known, hin only nrotor, bad received
10000 md J, II. Conoyer, clerk Of Nies, who IL
, 1873-05-01
| Heather.


WARRINGTON, April ao-8 =. m.-For tho Lowor
mississippi Vn!oy, Tenneeaeo, Missouri, and tho Cult
temperature, cloudy weather, and heavy rain. For
tho Northwest and 1rrer Lakos aud ttenco to Indiana
and and no1nr; t%a %n
rain. For ting South Atl.ntio atates eaate.ly
and soutleasterly winds and dimlniahing
pressure, followed y cloudy weathor, With occasional
ra!n For tbs Lowor Lakes and Upper 0ho Valley and
Middle sates, northwcstery to eonthcasterly Winds
aud high pressure diminishing tonight with cloudy
weather. For Canada aud Now England, clear and
partly cloudy weather. With northeaaterly Winds.
Gautonary s!gnals are ordered for Duluth 0hsSago'
Milwaukee, Nraud Haven, Detroit, Toledo and ooyo-
land. Rcpors missing from tho oxtEeme North
wcst. Rocky Mountains, aud tho Pacific Coast.
, 1873-05-01

LONDON, April 80.-A sharp shock q On earthquake
In tho House Of Commons, this nitcrnoon, Jacob
Bright moved tho Hoconu reading OF the "Woncn's
Dlsabtioa btl1." III his remarks In support at tho
In Wyoming Territory. and elsewhere. uo also said II
tho measure defeated 1t would 10 brought forward
again and again.
Mr. Douyeric moved that tho second reading Of tho
bill be postponed sl1 months. md Mr.. sconrAe!d
which tho ouse divided, md tho bill was rejected by
q vote Of 222 to 165.
, 1873-05-01

PHILAnEIPuIA, April 30 s0-ichafd pettit, aaSys M"yes
been eugsHed % Mia ataley for ten years: she lad
iately received handsome estate By tic wills Of the
lato lsobort Dalnaugh aud u. naldclAgh NJ every.
st, Marks Church. They dcs'anea taaing m Eu-
ronoan tour. Tho deccaac w thS soa g. she sato
manfcr Hiciard potlt, Tho lady ID Euglial, and
cou1Iu to Bishop 8taloY lato Of Honolnlu.
, 1873-05-01
AUSTRIA

VIENNA. Arril 2e.-Thn scandal about tho American
Commissioners continues. Mr. Cunningham hAB boon
appointed temporary Superintendent Of the American
aecton.
The cabnen continue on strikc.
WASHINGTON, April 30-A telegram has beon received
from tho Special Commission at Vienna, appointed
by tho President to examine Into tho
ties Of tho original Commission, to effect that some Of
the suspendcd Commissoners appcar to bo implicated
On charges Of Improperly receiving money It leaves
trregularttyt vlz.: Dr. Anthony Huppauer, Thomas
McEirath, Lewis seaaongood, J. 9: Bolton, G. l..
Mcd1chacl Isaao Cook, 4. g. James, md William r.
Round; They reeomnaend .ha. 10 part of the = sus- +
tho grounds on which ita recommendation Ia founded,
Aro to be Immediately forwarded.
, 1873-05-01

IoU1sy111r, April e0-Abont II O'Clock laat night,
at Marrodsburg, Mercer County. large crowd. hup::
poae 70 10 negroea gathered around ths la aronaed
maj, confnod In tho jill. After llo had oponed THO
door thoy informed him horc was coored hoy ~ Jul
whom They wanted, and meant to have md going where
and hung him. Nearly a year ago he WA trsoa and
sentoneed to one years in,pEsonnent, tho oasnss ;
to 10 after ha cow every evening, and day last
weck 10 made hia second attempt on the pcrson Of
litlc colore girl. IIa found dead thu morning
hanging to jlub. Uix name MAJ AQpeSt oYrd.
, 1873-05-01

BERLIN, April 3o.-The l'roritctal Correspondent
Bays tho visit Of the German Emperor to st. Pctcrs
burg confirms tho pacific policy agreed to by tho
EmPe1ora Of Germany, Russia "nd Austria lant Sep
tember. It fa especially Hignaeant at tue time BE-
growing g1oomior.
Two caaes Of cholera reported to-day in Magdc-
burg.
, 1873-05-01
OBITUARY..
Tho Hon. James Urooks--John r.
TfkOInpAOTs

ThOmpaOn.
New YonR, April 3o.-John II. Thompson, Of tho
Erenir1 Post formerly editor Of tho Southern Lf&tra7
Messenger, died in this city this afternoon.
Agr soTae 1on Hna james Haas ntGoks
his resience in this city, tonight, ut $50 O'Clock in
tho preaence Of his ia1niIy. uo recognized those
around him to the worry 1aat moment. He had long
bean in fevble hoalth from, he himself frequently
Rad tho effects Of cyer which ha contracted in Asta.
Tho deceased waa In Ills esd year. His death has
crested profound sorrow in all circles Of tho COM
munity.
, 1873-05-01
ITAI.

Ro.IE. April 30,-The Chamber Of Deputies, to-dny,
III opposition to tho representations and "Reminiscences
Of sgnor Be1a, Minister Of Finance votod $3.50 GOO
for tho establishment Of nrsenu at Tnranso. Whom
tho vote WAS declared, Bella askcd for adjournment,
aud aaid he would Inform the House, tomorrow, What
coursc he should take
, 1873-05-01
The Indian PennIty for Murder.

SOeci0s Hsp0{ch @ TIE CH7cH5" 7F!aHHe,
DEs 11o1sEa, April 3o.-An 1ndian Of the rowing
weeks aKo murdered one Of hs tribe. The tribe waa
then md now, encanped on tho Skunk River near
Colfa1, in jasper County Tho tribe Pus tho murderer
BY being starved 10 death. Tho sentence WIS carried
out to tho cruel letter. Tho Indian was tied to 1og
out in tho woods md several Indians wero detailed to
carry tho sentence into ooc which took eight days
other cruoca, known only to the rcd devils thom'
aelyes being addod to tho torture Of starvation.
, 1873-05-01

MADRID. Arril 30-The masons Of Barcelona, who
wore recently on etrlke have resumed work.
PARIS, April 3o-Tho Carsts have surprised Dilboa,
which ID almost de{enc1lta8.
DAYoNNE, April 30.-A rnmor comes from the frou-
tier that tho Cure Of Santa Cruz las been shot By ha
1xr 0f
, 1873-05-01
PAL EGTiNE.

LONDON, April 30.-Advlcca from Jerusalem state
that eeycral nghts hare occurred III bethlehem, bo
tween the Latl and Creek monks. Five Of tho firm
CT and Bix Of tho latter were Injured.
, 1873-05-01
SANDWICH ISLANDS

New YonK, April a0--A Sandwich 1sland letter OF
the lBt Bays that number Of BhOcka Of earthquake
had hcen ft III tho interior Of tho country, but that
dannge WAS reported.
, 1873-05-01
E6l | AND

THE HAGUE, April 2D.-Tllu debate In the Chamber Of
Deputies On the Achiuesa question was ended with.
null Yafa
, 1873-05-01
METEOROLOGICAL.

SlRnal Eorvice Uurents Reports and
Representations.
CHICAGO, April 30--10:18 p. N.
The following reports have boen received from tho
places mentioned below:
, 1873-05-01
SPRINGFIELD.

Decoration Day - Proclamation OF
Gov. Observation-Disclosures and Ware
house Com mllliAHi0n..PArdons. III
, 1873-05-01

PARSONS, Kas., April 3o-Enoch Hoag, superin-
tenden Of 1ndan Allatrs Passed down the road TO-
Wisconsin, who 40 to select homo In the western
part Of tue 1ndlan Territory for thcr tribe Which
numbers about 900 peraoua.
ToPEKA, april 30,-Fuil adviccs from tho Southwest
loavo no room to doubt that tho recent stories Of
Indian outragca In TINT locality p!,ro nycnons
There are no hostile troublesome Indians within LOG
miles Of tho outeE1noat settlements.
, 1873-05-01
4UIhl.
On tho informal ballot the figures stood:

trhH
Dickey ....,,.,,,,,,,.,,.... ....:................lG .lG
BhGleber8cr
Baldwin. .................''.'..."'
On tho hrst and fnal ballot: For Craig, 81: tho
Warren delegation declining to vote, aud tno Knox
polling only Az out Of t%ese votes; IND = my a.
tint Judge Lawrenco'n friends mem to elect him. I
adlero to my figures ct last night, and they would
nptead Of determining abandon tho nght IN the
vontion today. It was At the desire Of tho Judge
himself Tint his na1no waa not put In nomination.
, 1873-05-01

The judicial OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Do~
foro, During, nnd After tho N1cotlnR
--Judgo LnsvrcnCe's Friends Abandon
tho EtKhG--Tllo Hon. A. III. CrnlK
Nominated on tho First Ballot.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-12-13

DEsTErC!IvE FIEF. Be'wr, u
twelve and nne O'Clock on Thur day
Morliiig Il ire was discovered in t! e
Paris. Brick Block. directly opposite
our 0.lite. IN The room nvNM, 'itsl by Il q
Staei Kil,tS D.Roc 1t office. ltseems
the FIRE originated from woNlril m'x
IL which Il hes hid been placed and
left near TIN. ,tnvr. slil box taking
fire, probably. from hot a>Ins. and
conlMn i.a'ii,g 10 the floor. 4 hp'e
W;lS bIr,n4l III the floor between two
joii.. ruiiDg clear across the room
toward tie etd. Portions Vt fir. fan
II. % e','tk, Mr. Blr.lhlnl. <!eplpin.
ii the stnr. below -Srnlrrs & Sfcrl =
berg ilrimnsliafely give the alarm.
wlWli tli' lire depart urnt clme tn tlr
rescue. a'ni bv pranpt and imme'ilte
dClluus ~IN'WNIH uVlI'IlS HWl u H'N'
amount Of vl'Whle property. HID
no one been sleeping IN tlp store. the
who.e lni.,lirg would dnuht'ess hive
been roA uned. burning ont, on the
upper Il 'or. besides the D:acfm office.
Masonic Hall. two law 0.iicrs and
dental o.ll,r. aull. on the lower tlcmr.
Senders Il Strr.ih.rg's dry SmNls stnr.
Geo. +. S,tr!rmrir's Ding. ami John
Foslmy's book store, a'Nl the Iosl
Office. A. it wa'. the DsRpc,m los,
uear'y it.rl.tiret luipnrlt ofiohtyp
worth. mo!n!,ly. 500; SrlnlerS i
SternIprg some Sl.0O0 or sl.5OO. dun
aged by water mere tlrn fire. and the
buiItliag was Injured considerably
MI iAsuul.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-12-13

IrGGy SMAslII D.-'rlN Other dlv
~ Dr. -. VI. IMW| was u.ttlr iay from
professional visit to the country. and
VI: crossing the bridge. on the
Ernwn<vi IL road. over the Slntiim
Caial. WHEN almM midway of the
bridge. hi, ln">pS Became dpnn~I'i24l
md started on thr run. The lmggv
struck Il post at the end o! the bridge
aud @ina ,lpl willie the horse. an,l the
Dwtor proceeded. Af er llaSgi = The
Doctor through tho mIld u short dis
ta'tr. tie hnrp' gh awrv finN him
Int soon became rltinglrl IN the fence
corarand were lrnH.lt tr y laI'.
The buggy was total wreck ; The
Doctor wns rnvrl"wtl i mnl. and
sormwhat bruised. hut j. attending to
biz. ~ u>nll.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-12-13

QUARTERLY MFElrSG. The spco'rl
quarterly meeting fr the Albany
clmrge win be he'd IN the NJ. =.
Church IN this city. nn Snnrlay aud
Sunday. l,taemler 9Th and lith.
Preaching ttliisl saturday afternoon
ad tveliing. aud sunday morniligaHl
evening, hy the Presiding Elder. Rev.
I. y. Driver. ii Salem. I.ovtfra i IN
Suadav mrihigat 9R o'r'"'k, >aidl
the sacr,mrht pf lla, Lori. supper
immediately sitter the scrmoa Ut II \.
VI. 'rlliyis tile LoTi'S table. aod all
who tr,l.t Ia Cod aud ARE iB f,.llow'h hip
with their Htigllor., arr cordially liz
vite'! to participate. W.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-12-13

EXrLANATORy.-Thp following nI.-
pear, in TIT. Salem iShtesmoR of De-
crmlvr lltl. written, of course. hy
G,pt G. =. Cramlill:
IT, after tli issih' nt the Daily o'n',2-
MI. readers -lnii ,lis,E,v,r any clllnge
III the to.lt or character IL the Oregon
Stfeimop. TOR II while wish to le
held MT responsible. presently nor
hereafter. i;.r It. III brief | >llpll not
tndtrol lts c0uns. Us conduct nor
business. till u suit instituted hv $. A.
Clark against me. shall M tl'cilel--lt
the next term oi the iuuif Cnut far
MnrinD rnulty. David Mctn'lv and
{. y. TrTrr of Salem. Hssnniow tn
own the Oregol State onan "Stah'i ~
,nput-lllnn.h | r,~rlrlsetl il ofS. A.
Clark in March. 2ST!. AGREEING t" Wv
him therefore A.75o md ~ which
Slun. | hive Actually mid to him. ST.
9l5 hive iSslmrtl alsn '" sell the ts-
tlbIi.lInrnt n Clark. wi'hnnt wSt"l
to nv legal or g WitHh'r rights ~ the
plr,nias, Clark has brought suit in
Rrphvin FIR the possession. and on
the SlII last. the estahli'hment was
seized by the Sheriff who has sinw lnil
tms~s,ion. and who wi !. nrler the
Statute Of Rep'evin. tlrn over to ClnrI.
thu possession 1T the prrprtim". The
ca .e will hs tri,4l and determined ut
the next March term oftle Court.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-12-13

JCsTiCE OF TIE PEACE We see
that Z. +. Russell, Esl,. formerly Il
resident Of thi. city. NOW Of Portland,
has bcru appointed hv the County
Court Of NIu'tuomah county, Justice
Of the Prqrr tn North Portland pre-
cinct. The m1nt,e Of Office Serm' II
FIJI on some men lrtn"illy aud With
the grcl'cst ea~ in thu world. IN
this ca q fllr appointment isa splendid
one for The people, II ,Eldge linsseIl
will ac,ppt l.. Rm II the Judge
should catch ANYBODY tron'ing on SIM
day wo"''ln't he give them thirty
seven days, IwitI'cr!
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-12-13

Cr TIE CoITMnIA.--t)n WTlnes-
,lay evening the ".tate ofllm weatlN"'-
1t Unr,til,a was tr, grlpile'l as . 'l.'-
gra.% above u ro-rivc, full Of irr. hut
ot blmkadeA. Al same date. At Wal
Ii Walla. six irclus Of snow on the
g"ml 3D. inggr. Thermometer 'd.@"4S
lh"vr nr't ut Wa!l,I'a. r'"hlv. 9
iatlps "f snow. 'hprmmnrter ! S,e.rtts.
river rtun'i,g FIJI of i,p; at h"''"s.
cod. 2 4. q. above zpro; Cascades.
Il ar a;,d cod. Thermometer 3 digs.
u inches If s'ov ~ HE grnnd lnt
!;tt'r i,y rmning. river blocsctl al the
Upper Cascades.