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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-10-14

ADDITIONAL MARKETS.
CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, October R-Cotton IS lower,
but Ia fair demand; middlingss io14os ieN
mlddIing, I51sai53zc; strict good ordinary, l5c 5
net receipts, ZIP bales, -eE ports-cosstN = iseS
yJ7s bales; sales, SO baiesi ocks lSIOos bales
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-10-14

GALyEsroE, ,october I2.-Cotton weak; good
ordinary. I5lZc; Texas ordinary, l51{ci net re-
ceipis S7i bales exports s-coastwise, l7OS bales
caIae i5is0 lraiess stock S005 bales.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-10-14
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, 1873-07-22

From Tho Ga!caburQ (IHl Rrrublic. July 10.
On Monday night, July !. Jamoa Roberts hired
John Randall and paid him 81 to take him out
to tho "Jolu, House," Mr.. Randall obtaining
purpose. About 10 o'clock he went to look for
ills conveyance, and discovered that 1t was gono,
and that nobcrts had also disappeared. Think
ing TINT lo takon tho lorao and buggy back to
town, ho folt no uneagincHs at t]loir disappear
ance, hut calno back to town. and, reporting at
tho livery stablo found that Roberts Ind not ro-
turned. Morning camo, and neither the horse
and buggy or Roberts came with it.
Mr.. O'Connor by this time became alarmed,
atoly communicated his huBploiona to e1-Mar-
gllal Pollock, and requoatod him to work up tho
case. Mr. Pollock learning that Roberts had
formerly lived at Fairbury, ILL.,, tolegraphod to
TINT placo, md loarnod that llo was there. Mr.
Pollock went tlero oil Sunday, took Roberts In
charge, and took him to Peoria. On tho route,
Mr. Pollock .rorsiatent!y pumped his prisoner,
but could lea1n nothing from him. Uron
arriving at Peoria, however, Roberts "aquealed,"
ho woull romoyo his handcufrs lo would toll hin,
where tho horso and buggy were. Mr.. Pollock
replied tint ho would remoyo His irons it ho
would give tho desired Information, hut TINT il
l1o attempted to oseapo lo would shoot him.
Rohcrts then stated that they wero about six
miloB from Peoria, on tho Knoxville road, in tho
woods. Procuring toam, tho Captain, with
and found tho horse in thickot not
ho had stood from Tuesday oyonint: until
Sunday afternoon, with the cheok.rein faBtonod,
aud with nothing to oat or drink, aud was near.
ly doal when discovered. hfr. Pollock unchecked
tho horse, when hls head toll down. aud about
pint Of black watery mattor ran out OF hta uoso,
, 1873-07-22
THE POPE AND The ISRAELlTES.

Rome Jflns 21l Correspondence ef The ep FORK Eoru.
Ono who mi1es much with tho religious classes
hero, both lay and clerical, is struck with tho
strange strain Of exaltaton and feryor Of feol-
ing which seem to aninlate them. To-day, for
instance, is double fctc among them. It is
the festival OF st. Louis Gorzagno, whose body,
buried in tho Church Of St. Ignatius, III an OBJ
jcct Of ycneraton among tho nomanaa, md Of
Vatican, is It is tic twonty-aovonth anniversary
OF the coronation OF Plus TX. h1ooting with
some gcntlemou who had loon to visit tllo popo
to-day, was impressed with tho evident excite
began to speak Of tho 'popo with great emotion.
They spoke Of linn us a king" King crowned
with thorna, but a crowned and vorftabio King"
said ono, "tl.o only real King tn tho world"
American banker now visiting lsomo-." THO
Jowa woro the frat to symbolize the royalty Of
tho popoH by crowning with thorns tho head Of
Christ VOL, tho JewB Of today III Ronlo con-
tinno tilis work by inflioting all tho ignon,ncs
f S|,,t ths passion of Christ upon tho head Of
I prickod up my ezra Us heard this, for II was
not tho first time that had liutoned to strange
ronlalkH concerning tho influence which tho Ho-
brow rcsidenss of Homo woro exercising upon tho
"Yos," suld another Of tho group, "thoy arc
at tho hcna of the Holy Fathers oncmios ilore.
They hayo Tho liberal proga wholly in tlloir hands
-just na they haye in Austria. LItaliG - edited
Arhib; La Noura Roma by Loy all Jcwp I'll
tho same IN A11atria--only thoro they play Rccond
fiddle, .whilo hero they lead tho orchestra"
~ lloArd ono Of tllom say the other day."
added another, "words like these: 'We hive
prccptated tic Catholic Church to tho bottom
Of as nbyss from Which she cannot emorgo. II
sho should ariao from 1t triumphant, Should
Rwcar that she were diyino, and would bo bap-
tlaed.'"
!" But tho Holy Fatlor," said tho first spcaisor,
"oxhbts no rancor to these foas of Ills. lilo re-
CARDS thon! rs fur lcbs cnlpablo than the Gov
ornment who employa than, Have yon hoard,"'
to tho h1Al Lemann yesterday p
And tlen ho rolatod to mo tho following mar
ratiye:
You arc perhapH awaro that there nro In Rome
two brothers, iowa. who long since embraced
Christianity, mud who arc nov known na tho
AbbeH Le1lann. They aro especial fayoritcs OF
tho pope, and yeatorday (tle dey Of tho feast Of
tho "haored lIonrt Of jesus y thoy lad pri-
yate audionco with tho Holy Father. On soelng
them elator, lio exclaimed;
"Ah, my Sous! come, lot ua talk OF tho Israeli
iteB."
"Yery Holy Father" sud they, knoolpg bo-
, 1873-07-22
TIE MOORE JEWELRy ROBBERY,

mr. Gcnry Obtains n Continuance of
Lila Trial Until Sertonber..syhatl He
Then Expects to Prove.
Tho now farnouA thiovoB Of tho woman h1ooro's
iowelry, which proved such dangerous trinkots
to Cnpt. Hickey, wore yeBtorlay brought up for
trial On tho charge Of stealing tho property In
question, In tho Criminal Court, before Judge
Portor, when Mr.. Trudo, for the prisoner Goasy,
prayed continuance, putting in tho following
affidavit:
Nicholas acary affirmed that, on tho morning Of
e bs ID e
that james Nolan llns before tho Grand Jury
that ho will Affirm before tho pntit Jury that aiant was
present a md participated III, said robbery and that
The fruis Of tho robbery delivered to afant in
and e By ssnt to to 1ieIoy, 2npsn OF Of Poico @ Who
then and thereafter retained possession thereof and
that aant gave 70 Nolan o nippers tae IL & obtain;
soas aa % s put ~ TT y Nsf dea1y te ~
{Nolan, !" had good help from tho Acad man on the
police, md II allant WIS convicted ho No1an) would
be rartlone out" that he has learned kaia Ryan y
whom he waH summoned suddenly, being expected
back ut hts residence here nbout tho 1a Of August
provo these allegations Further, thut another Wit
meas, Pasco poock, L. with tho Chicago Circus ut
as =; o e % s oo s x was IN @ Ss an liz IT,
nfnant nt the latter'a house, Third avonuo. Fur
t,lcr that 10 canuo ind Capt Hickey. nnothor Wit
meas, who, he has learned, IL with hiH brother at
Ka,sns City, No. and is expected to return tho 1st
rros, mud by whom ho expects to provo that ho mover
delivered any portion Of K.d owslry to him !skeyl.
giren false name, aud that lie IL convicted fclon.
In support Of this affidavit, L. 8. Trudo, attor-
ney for Goary, n1lrms that lie called on Nolan, in
Jail, and loarnod from him that lie ,sas The only
witness against Gonry, and he recapitulatcs tho
allegations malo above, and that he had oon-
vorsod with II. G. Hickey, who had told him hc
WAS ready to swoar that Nolan had noyer soon
any jowe!ry in his nossossion, as testified BY him
Jury and upon this snl other similar grounds
continuance Is aakoeet, In ordor TINT defonlant
may havo reasonable chance to defend himself
A continuance waa granted until tho September
s psres aaee coanors W William koy ep
EichOlaa EoArY
, 1873-07-22


foro him. "your Iolino,s doolarcd a ,fov t1avn
sco In IN nilmirablo diAco,lrpo thnt II WA ,,cn.
essary to prontrato ouraeiyoa bofoTo God ~ Jn-
cob proBtratod himself boforo Isano. Ali. Ioli.
wo, sons OF jacob como to nrostrato< ourselves
nlso boforo him Who cn,,ti,i,oa Ttnoo ,,nnn ti,o
earth, before The Vicar Of Jopua ohriHt. ''
lyon; 1t Ia vcry truc,n Bnid tho Pone. ut
blesp vol, m Jpaao bosuod ;Jncoh mt God l,o
praiaotl, tho popo IL not Llind jEo Ianna. Ia +
ro ccnusn IN thc1n nut I ,oIa ihU, io y cni,, 1,
Romo hayo ca,nod ma mvo, min onI n at'lictio,' -
They conduct ali lho bad iorrnnls IN 1,h,no
against INC and ngoinst tic OLurch." -'o'"0
"Yos. yory Holy Father" rcgnondod ono r,
Tho irnl,ors u na,v ~ IN 1araa;.na o',J VI
In tho revolutionary ovomont roaomb1o naft At t,as w
momont Phil r,anr viii frv ,,1,on tho rond -, -
Dameaoua to ncrsnotc tho ufst Crn;," r~5 tS 10
:, - Uo fn,t frarn iJa fnraa y arctnimod fha p,,o
enfl In af1iod vii, toniornoss. e1 s1'o ~
HLet t, na nrav ntsn for tono Tsr.e1,tc. TINT ttov
n,oo 49,. ra3 ~ sa9ho an.Ion.est 'u"s .i,py
, 1873-07-22
THIEVES AND R0uGHS.

1b the Editor af Tho Chicago Tribune:
SIN: Please obligo tho residents Of tho dis
trict west Of Hatsted stroet to Centro nvenue,
and botwoon Harrison aud Polk streets, by no.
ticing tho band of thieves that rovo around TINT
section Of tho West Side (Ninth WRrtD every
night. A policeman is scarce nrticlo,-I not
having acon ono thore for the Inst five months,
travelling after dark.
Day before yesterday, about 4 q. m, thieves
wore seou coming wcat on Harrison atroot with
thor arms full Of ready y-1nado clothing-tho first
gang mooting another gang in an alley and divid-
Ing tho plundor. No policeman waa to be found
anywhere.
Tloro Is also in tho Eame ncghborllood or sot
boys from IL to 20, whose cllicf dclight iu tho
daytime ia miBchiovouBnoss, rtlehing suddenly in
upon crowd Of poacoubio boys and girls, and
throwing sand or pobbles in their faces. N.
CHICAGO, July IL, 1878.
, 1873-07-22
A STRANGE STORY.
Remarkable Case OF Naintaixcn Idcn.
titY in BROOKLYN,

tity in Brooklyn.
From ths Ne,o York Herald, Jttly 1a,
On tho morning Of Tho Sd of July, tho body Of
n man, about 90 years. Of ago, was found in tho
water at the foot Of Vandyko street, Drook1yn.
The hand OF tho doceasel Was firmly socurcd by
rope to satchol, and tho Batchel was found to
covered thnt tho deceased had bullot-holo in
hia hond, and o box Of percussion caps IN tho
Lip pocket OF Lis pants. Some believed that the
man had committed suicide, whilo others wore OF
the opinion that he had met his death by foul
play. Il hc hnd boon murdered, it was
argued, he would have boon robbed, but
it was found on searching his clothing That ho
Ind 521 IN his possession. Strange as it may
appoar there was nothing nbout tho body OK
oeps bis clothing which would lead to his ilenti
body to bo moved to tho Brooklyn Moreuo,
whero It Vas roviowoa by d large number Of per-
eons who had missing friond8 whose appearance
coEroBponded with that of the deceased.
tho Morguo, Indy reBitling in Grand street, Z.
D., whose son-fn-law Ind Ioon missing for two
or threo weoks, callod at tho Morgue and posi-
lively recognized tho deceased as that Of tho
missing man Charles Diehl. ,Diohl, slo snid,
had married hor daughter contrary to her wishes
and they lad not liyod very happily together.
Ho won't OF, Bho said in a flt of anger, aud had
in MI probability committed suicide. His wife,
knowing his disposition better than hor mother
did, said mo; i that wes the body Of Charley
for it Was not lko him.
Tho uncle Of Diohl also visitod tho Moreuo, as
well as others who knew him, and they ali we're
firmly convinced that the unfortunate young
man had como to sad end. Ella family wore
thrown In groat griof and set to work at onco to
mako preparations for his funeral. Dlohl had
boon employed as agent for tho Atlantic Life In
suranco Company in Now York, aud, boing pretty
we'll known in the vicinity in which lie resided,
the funeral waa largely nttondcd. The body WAS
nut In tho family Mot and Mira DjaJ1 moliruod
tho loss Of husband to whom, with sill his
faults, she was deeply, attached md droaaol In
nothing occurred until yesterday to load her to
suspect for momont that sho WAS not widow.
Yesterday, to hor unbounded aatoniBhmout,
Blo received n letter from hor husband, who was,
when llo mailed tho letter, at Koy West. IIo
wrote that he regretted leaving her SO abruptly;
regretted his llasty temper; said ho was well,
and hoped that nothing llad occurred since his
departure from tho city that might causo her any
unoasineBs further than what ahe might fecl con-
corning her orring husband.
Who tho man iB who waH buried by Mrs. Dieh1
is myAtery which will probably never be aolvoa,
for now the remains have pasHod beyond rocog-
milton.
, 1873-07-22
pcriIo OF Esul1oo,,ir,r,

FROM Tie INt!adttphfH LtI!Jfr.
Mr.. In Mountains terrible death by a fall
from his balloon, on the 4th Of July. near Ionis,
Mich, recalls to mind solne of tho fatalities
which hayo heretofore happened to bnoo1iBts
in their .perilous undertaking. What caused Id
Mountains calamity was described in tho Ledqes'
yesterday. It was simply tho result of uttor
carelossness in occurring tho ropo gearing Of tho
machine. This WAS 30 loose and unstayed that
the gas envelope or globe was left FREQ to turn
upside down, and it did it with tho most lamont-
ably fatal consequences to the unfortunate bal
looniet himself. Since 1884 about twenty-five
lives have boon lost. OF the most prominent
accidents, tho first occurred In 1885, when Do
Rozier and Roumaino Laine attempted to crosa
to which small "mongolfloro" Tor hot air) bal
loon was attached After reaching 4 height
OF 5000 feet tho balloons took fire, were quickly
burned up, md tho voyagess woro procipitated
to jolly. Madame Blanchard, tho vito of tho
celebrated balIoonist of that uamo, assumed hi.
profession, and in 1910, while making an nAcent
from tie Tiyoli Garden, IL paris, was dnsled to
from tho fireworks discharged in ,nountobank
stylo on tho OCCASION. In Italy, eovoral yoars
lator, q Vonotian noboman and his wlo,
having mado several successful ascents, finally
fell from . great hoight and perishod on tho
British navy, WAS killed. by tho too rapid descent
of n balloon near London, and in tho samo yoat
Windham Sadlor. skillful ballooniat, who lind
successfully crossed tho Irish channel, was
thrown from his balloon and killed by coils.
ion with n tall chimney In doscnnt at Liycr
pool. In 1863 an amateur aoronallt {Chamberal
was killed. at Basford Park, England, by tho rap:
Id doacent OF balloon, llis death being ca,1Aod
from tho ofrecsB Of tho gas lle inhaled as mitch
as from tho bodily injuries ho received. III 1887
q fatal "parachnto "doscont was nlalo from
height OF 5000 foot, by robert Cooking, the Ap-
paratus being detached from Grocn's balloon,
Which rose from Vnuxhall GardonH. THO para
chute, unable to resist the pressure upon it, col
lapaod. and, falling about the body Of poor
Cooking, tho wholo camo laundering to tho
ground from height Of 1900 feet, killing him
instantly. Compared with tho number OF bull
loon ascents, tho number OF persons killed mny
be considered small. but tho mortality, compared
wth IT. TIC fats' resnlts from ay other 1.lts
, 1873-07-22

Hero is yet another Enoeh Arden story, hut II
is not u bit poctical Five years ngo Mr.. AlcDon-
soon aftor body was found III . roiglboring
pond. h1ru. McD. recognized 1t as the originRi
property Of hor lost husband, anl after bulylng
1t and wearing black for q proper period, slo
gathered together her five Children md took
unto thom q now father In tho person of hIr.
DonHon. Tho other day AIr. Mcdonald startled
that household by darloning tho doorway with
lis stalwart form. Donaon Blunk out Of sight,
and MoDonald upbra,dod the frailty that stood
before him, and demanded his children. Tho
woman readily obliged him OH tina. point. aud
obliged Do,,Bon at tlo Bamo time, by joining him
In lila retreat from tho exciting acone,
, 1873-07-22

Ile thon tried to pnah torne grass to his month.
Good. Upon attempting 10 load him ho alag-
goroa but ho Vns finally lod to q arnal1 lioliSe,
about 275 ynrds from tho tliokot whore ho ;7yau
hitehcl.> Horo bran 1nnBl was mado for lin.
but no could not cat It.; mud finally little tllir.
gruol was mixed, Of which lo drank aparlngly. i1o
wa, nfter, thorough washing anil 'r1tl1bing IN
Halt and wntor, then turned looao IN a graHa lot,
and was allvo last Monday morning.
After Tho horso Ind boon diapoucl Of, Capt.
roiloek took his prisoner aud brought him to
Gealesburg. lie VIVA arraignod heforo 's1niro
nIarpl' Mondny forenoon, for examination, when
the above factu woro elicitol, and RobortH was
held ln 81 900 bonds In doialllt OF which ho was
committed TO mil
, 1873-07-22
National Records i'll DnnEeF.

FfoM Iho SpriNaaeM {Nass) NtVHIl'eHh.
A mouse gnawing tho ond OF d match 'naY, any
Of tlcse fine lights, convert tho Invaluable
State 1opartmont, il is tho untvorual opinion
TINT 1t dre onoo gets under hoad"ay III tts tn-
lor-boxy old building, It will make clean sweep.
Yot this building cottains. among other M thinga,
naia M u. Of III tho LII aSa aud tho manuscript papers
Of Washington, Jororaon. Madison, Jay, Non
roo do, We don't like to encourage Mullctt
but really thia seems little too risky.
, 1873-07-22
NEW SUITS.

THE United STATES CouATs.-1aycy 4 Greonslado
y. Charles il, llrowu and join Il. Crawford; asAuul-
nit, $960U TAomlas Williams anil hlnrtin Hchura V.
l.oborts l. Hall libel for freight, 5l0l.34.
TMK CIRoU1T 7,B7o-Arpeal. 7B70-nica-
nrd H. Apploby " John panab.ckar; attachment bond.
7Hao-Arpcai 1891, 2, u. a-Appsal. 738as-Johna
LATER V. George .. Tobias bill for Injunction. 1880
r6a,nua L. UaIley Y, Janea g, ClpmInent; cQyeuant
, 1873-07-22

From the Louisrille Couricr-Jo journal, July18.
A. rather singular case of suicide occurred yes
Ind. Solomon Miller q well-lspown and highly
respected farmer Of Floyd County, in which he
was born and raised, lived within threo miles Of
Graonville. On tic 8th Of Inst April lo married
Miss Mary Mason. au oatcomod Young lady OF
tho eauo noighborhood, aud had apparently
lived happily with ler until tho disagreement
which is supposed to aayo led to the suicide.
Yesterday morning ut breakfast the young
couple had Il quarrel, during tho course OF which
hlr. Miller threatened taking his own lifo. After
but little Of his threat, wont to noighbor to
make call. eho had boon gouc about m hour
WHOM u friend, John sicclaff, going to tho house
to attend to aomo business, found Mr. Miller
lying Oh tho porch in pool Of hia own blood,
with fearful gaah in tho right side of the mock,
the fearful decd was committed was lying at q
Hllort distance from tho body, covered with blood.
Iifo was extinct, aY lle had bled profusely.
Mrs. Miller WAS summoned Immediately, and
Mrs. sicolalf wont in search OF Coroner sinex,
Of Floyd County, who left last evening to hold
an inquest on the body.
No cause for tho deed Is known other than tho
quarrel at the; ;bpsnkfast-tablo. Tho couple have
lived togotlorAu apparent poaco, aud the suicide
must havo boon tho result Of tit Of angor or
aborration of mind. Miller is eaid to have beon
Of Of hasty ana fiery tompeF. The FL YOUNG widow ~
short married life.
Miller was momber OF tho Thirteenth Indi-
ana Cavalry during tho war, aud bore the repu-
tation Of good soldior sober aud faithful. Since
tho ave Mar he f,, has liyod @ in = Floya County: .o,,
Of tho Rabold homicide, las put tLo community
In which it occurred In state Of great excite
ment. 1t will 10 remembered that about |. month
ago a suicide occurred in Floyd County, o lady
ending her life by cutting Acr throat with
, 1873-07-22

HOW Two Esosto1l GtrIa suvc1 11i1r..
Il correspondent OF tho Boaton Transcript,
writing from the summit Of Mount Washington,
rolatoH tho following "Au,ong tho boardors VIC
found many young ladies from Boston, three Of
whom hayo bean spending nearly wook 1t tho
Tip-Iop House. No found their oxporiollco vary
seryiceaplo, and their company highly agreoablo
In tho various scrambloa about the mountain.
They wero aensibly attired, having roligiously
bound each othor to woar but ono po2onniso
cach. aud they had torn on a fow lifts from the
hugh heels OF their boots. Two Of tlona, during
tho passago around very dangerous prccIpico
which wo oa1no upon in tGe course Of our RAM
blos. by their horoic daring nayod tho lifo OF one
OF tho gcrt!omen Of tho party, rosouinE him
from n position OF certain death, II dependent
upon bis own oxortions. Ono Of tho young la-
dies, lying flat upon tho ground slid out oyor
tho bank from which tho gentleman had slipped,
ollnging moanahilo to tho feet Of tho SECOND
lady, who in turn clung fast to Bhnrp rock
abovo; Tho gontlonlali was drawn up slowly
std i, Wlth great effort, having with pallonahlo
nnlles."
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-09-26
ROAD PETITION.

To the Honorable Board Of Commissions
ers for Montgomery County:
VXTE, the undersigned, citizens and tax
w payers of Montgomery county, re-
spectfully represent to your Honorable Body,
that the public convenience requires the open
ing of public road beginning at or near the
east end of the bridge over Seneca, on the
public road from Dawsonsville TO Darnes-
town; and thence through the lands OF
Nathan w. Allnutt, John r. Dawson,
Thomas Bawlns, Americas Dawson and Sis
ter; thence through the lands Of Americas
Dawson; thence through the lands of Ameri-
Gus Dawson and Sister; thence through the
lands of John F. Richtor 10 the dividing
line between the said Richtor and Jacob Sny-
der; thence with said line 10 the dividing line
between Lawrence Rhinehart and wife and
Dominick Stang's heirs; thence with the said
line 10 the public road from Germantown to
GAINESVILLE, near the Methodist Church
AMERlCUS DAWSON,
II HICKERSON,
JOHN HOYLE,
DULEY,
GEO w NICHOLS,
r II BENNETT.
JACOB + SNYDER,
w W BLUNT,
SOLOMON LEAMAN,
JOHN SNYDER,
JOSEPH LEAMAN,
r H LEAMAN,
q H WILLIAMS,
WIN MUSSER,
JOHN T BENSON,
EDWARD WOOD,
UPTON DARBY,
II 7 HIGGINS,
WIN I JONES,
THOS D DABBY,
sep 5--5w JOHN r LEAMAN.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-09-26
UNPAID TAXES

WTILLIAM MULLICAN, Collector of State
w and County Tax in the Fourth Elec-
ton District of Montgomery county for the
year 1871, having returned 10 the County
Commissioners of said county the following
Tract or Parcel of Land on which the State
and county tax for the year 1871, have not
been pad-to wit:
A TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND situate,
lying and being in Rockville district, called
"Condurook" and daniels Discovery, :"
containing 4s} Acres, more or lees, assessed in
the name of William Douglass
State tax for 1871, on 1928 at 1911 cts o. 90
County = : at 800 cts " -
And having certified to this Court that he
can find no personal property in the county
liable for or chargeable with the payment Of
The aforegoing amount
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That unless
the taxes on said Tract of Land, with The in
terest thereon, shall be paid TO said Collector
within thirty days after the publication Of
this notice is completed, The tract of land so
charged, or so much thereof as may be neces-
sary to raise the sum due thereon, shall be
sold to the highest bidder for the payment Of
the same. JOS. A. fancy, elk.
sep l9-4tn to County Com'rs
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-09-26

A VALUABLE FERTIhIzER.-Th fol-
lowing we clip from the 'Lynchburg News"
of the date of March 9th, showing the high es-
TEEN in which the Excelsior" is held by the
people Of Virginia. The Editor bears his per-
sonal evidence as TO its high quality, after
fully testing it as crop grower, on his own
land. He says:
We speak knowingly and advisedly when
we say that decidedly the most valuable fertil-
izer now in market is the "Exeelsor," manu-
featured by J. j. TURNER Il Co., of Baltimore
The Excelsior has been used extensively in
this section Of Virginia for several years, and
we have yet to hear of the first farmer or plan
ter who is not more than pleased with its eff
fects upon both the wheat and tobacco crops,
in pushing forward their growth, as well as
largely increasing the yield. Having given it
a trial onrself, we are enabled to speak from
personal knowledge, as well as from the fine
results obtained from its use by others, and
we therefore unhesitatingly recommend il
to our farmers.-aug29, si3, 27,oll.