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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-08

A SSEMBLY HALL.-FOR A SHORI
n SEASON ONLY, commencing WEDNES-
DAY EVENING, October LIST,
PnoFEssOn ANDERSON. ,r,,-r
WIZARD OF THE NORTH AND klCiAloND
FAVURITE,
assisted by the beautiful LEONA ANDERSON Nam, anu
coInn,ny. One hundred valuable presents given
away nightly Doors open nj O'Clock cothiaece
at S. Admissions 35 cents: reserved seats, oo cehIS-
~ go OF m DR. l.. REESE. Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-08
,ESaErUna., or STEAMERS.

FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH. BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK,
<Ntt + - ALSO PoR -
REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER.
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL AND
ADAMS EXPRESS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-08

r AM NOW FILLING UP WITHM
i FURNITURE of every description my6A
whole house. -four foors-two over one hun-lE1
bred feet deep-which am selling on reasonable
terms and at reduced prices Chamber Suits from
?5 to $780, Paror from 500 TO $500, Walnut Lounges
of my own manufacture, Mattresses, Feather Beds.
Uphostering, repairing, chairs caneseated. Goods
delivered free In the city. }. D. GATEWOOD,
au J-3m $40 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-08
DICHMOND THEATRE.

THREE NIGHTS ONLY.
COMMENCING WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER ..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-08
FALL AND WINTER SCHEDULE:

Tickets for sale on steamers and at CARRIER & Co g
Ticket Agency. and baggage checked through.
| Freight received daily for Boston, Norfolk, and
| Portsmouth, and regular landings on James river
from 7 A. NJ. to 2. NJ.
| Freight for way-landngs must be prepaid.
L. Is. TATUM, General Agent
| OGice Company's wharf Rockets: branch of
| fee at W. d. Blair & Co.'S, corner OF Ninth and
Main streets. Oc2
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-11-27

i6 in gin5ben, Muiten unb gergesb6b
lien suriid. 90 ge16ab es in MepDptel
UNI Sbebeu unb Weranbrien, in SDriet
un6 Meina(ten. Als 0orbilber bienter
ibnen Der prnpbet Glias, Sobonnes be,
Sdu{er unS Der Serr {elbit, tuel6er 1id
40 Sage in bic Wuite 5uridge5ogen
bate. Sic Gbriftenperf fol9ungen, belon=
bers Die bes 9ecius unb 9iocletian, ga
ben ben Nsfeteu einen itorten 3u,pu@s.
8iele Gbriiten ndmli6 Fo1en> nm Den
Martcrn 5ll entgeben, in Die GinDoen :
puroen BON i6ren &ei5en 9efeielt unb
blieben bort, ou9 no6bem Der @turn1
poriiberge5o9en mar 5uriid. @o per=
lieb Elm rei9er 6ri1tli6er Siin9lin9 Pou=
lug aus Nieoer=Sbebais i1 Me9ppten
feline 9eimatb aus Tur6t por ber einbre=
6enben 8erfol9ung uno fono na6 Ian
gem Serumirren cine 9Dble, porin ct
li6 perbarg> Inn bic Sc fobr poriiber9e=
fen su Ia fen. Nber bic Giniamfeit bielt
i'm fef; ct perblieb in ibr unter Seten,
Talten unb Betro6ten, big ct in einem
glter BON l13 Sabren itarb un6 bonn fl.
gntonius besroben purbe. Gin anbe=
rer uno beriibmterer Qlno6oret mar Der
III. Q(ntonius> ber> Elm @pbn rei6er 81
term na6 @nb6rung oer @tel1e Wlottb.
H. 10. lein SAB uno @ut ben Mrmen
in Der Sbebaii6en Wuite ln=
let @ebet nnb itren9en 8ub biibln9en lein
eeben perbra6te uab bur@ bic Seiligfeit
ieines 2ebens einen Iol9en Gin0rud ouf
leine 3eitgenoIIen mabte, bab Die 3abl
Der Nsfeten unobbdngig BON ben 8e=
ordn9niiien Der Stride li6 lebr permebrte
ltno piele Soulenoe li9 nm leine 96ble
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-11-27
Or. 2Qarti1t Suffers
@r3GGGM1tg,

mte Der letenbi9e Geufe1 GIT tim
9efpmmen 1T, unb i'm terebet bat
baS 9e{l{R Mebppfer ab5uiAaffen.
Wprtgetreu aus 2ut1ers Srigt=
11alwerfen atgebrudt.
SIM 1e@sten She'll ualler Bidder pn6
@9rifften bes tbetpren ielioen Mans
@ottes, 9pctoris Mortini 2utberi>" qe=
brudt 81 Seno int Sabre 1868 ouf Blatt
80 #. ftnbet }i9 Die 1e merfpiirbi9e 9is=
putotion 2utbers nit benz Siiriten ser
9Dlle> Die oer llrbeber bes Yrote 1tantis=
mus 1elbft be16rieben bat.
Die oller6eili9ite 9anblune un6 Die
@eele oer 9felision Selu Gbrilti 1T oos
Wfe ebopfer, IT, tpel9em Selus Gb bri1tus
1i9 unter ben @e1talten bes 8rooes un6
Weines 6ur@ Die 9dnoe re6tn1Qbi9 9e=
tueibter prielter auf unblutige gBeii ie op=
fert uno our6 >pel6es ben MenI6en
tene @naoen 5utomnle1, Die uns gbri{tus
bur9 oas bluti9e &reu3opfer peroient
bat. @eit ben 3eiten Der 9(poltel lit bos
III. Mebopfer in 0er ,uobren Stride auseit
bor9ebrabt tuorben. Notiirli9 mub Sem
Seufel ni@ts tuiberludrtiger iein, ais bie
III. MeKe, unb ,uenn mir Mortin 2u=
Tiers gr5dblung 9lauben biirfen, 10 mar
es Der 96llenfirit lelbit> ber gu linn fam
uno i'm bereoete> oQs fl. MeBopfer ab=
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-11-27

Gin Prie iter ni9t melt bon @ien
oer einem Yfarrer als @ebiilfe beigege=
ben mar unO allo nt9t piel Ginnobme
Datte, ging zines Sa9es I'M @tnter bel
itzen9er &dlte iiber Telo, Inn in einem
onoern Orte ben @ottesbienit gu balten.
2lls ct BON oa tpie0er auriid9ing, beges=
nete ibn1 bei einem fleinen Wdlb9en Elm
lunger MenI6 Der por &dlte 5itterte>
Gr bate fonm o piel 2un1pe1 am Qeibe,
oob ct 1i9 pDlli9 0amit beoeden fonute,
Ser @eiltli9e iuuroe BON Dem @lenoe bes
lungen W}enl6en geriibrt; er 5og 1einen
@elobeutel beraus un0 CAB linn bas Me=
nlge> mas 6orin mar; es tparen Il &reu=
5er. Ql1s er iDm bie}es @elO 9e9eben
botte 1tonb ct Elm Meil9en 1tiQ unh
oo@te an bie biblilGen Morte @er
Stpei &Dde bat> Der gebe beu> ber teinen
bat. 2uc 3, IL,
Qlls er ibm oieles @elo seeeben batte,
lagte ct: ~.
"Suneer 9reuno! biele Is &reuser
wcroen SIN 16ledt Dor Ser Rdlte i9u=
ben. &omme Gr nit" Gr fiibrte i'm
elm 'uenig ueiter in Den Molo unb oann
laste er: ~oier 1iebt rns Niemanb, ia
werfe Gr leine 2u1npen BON fi9; i'd ba=
be MIDI 'ointerbaft anee5o9en nno Mes,
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-11-27
g rent 3 10 0rter.

BUT @eba@t1ibibuns fit unlerc iungen 2eier.
Nbaci It, Qot) ber &e9enmeil tier. -
81 B afas, Qat) bos &e6enbrett. -
81 B B a 5 n, 0ebr.) ber @er>pii itcr> Ser
oerber, Sooesen9el. - q 3 3 @i,
Gpr.) Der Monot 9lu9ult. - 81 b e.
tion> Qot.) Die Gnt fremoun9. -
u B alieniren, Qat.) fremb MAIDEN.
"a bono oon> Grs.) Yerlol1en, 9lb=
l9afien. - 81 bb a 0Dr.) ber 8oter. -
81 b brepiatur> Qot.) Mortabfiir=
5ung. - q 3 3 re b ia t D /, Wortabfiir=
ser.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-11-27

I es lei Elm a,oereran leiner @tele 8efrei;=s
I5igt poroeit. Wenn yer Seufel in bie=
Ter Sisputatipn Geht bdtte 10 miibte
er gan5 leinet1 gbarofter gednbert baben;
oenn tpenn es mad Ser G1rift uno Der
Gage bas @el6dft beg Seufels 1T ben
Wtenl9en 81 perlucDen unb BON @ptt az
5ubrin9en, 10 tritt uns in bte1cr 9ispu=
tation na@ Der 9oritelIung autbers Ser
Seufel entgeger, pie Elm @ngel, Der cine
arme @eele bonn Mbgrunoe alriidaiehen
win> Die bas 9lmt zines Priefters ber,pol=
tet. Ser Seufel miiBte bos lutberild)e
Yoraoies betppbnen, tpenn ct uiu bas
Sell ber Men16en 10 bel lorgt tpdre. -
2utbers l1nentl l9lo6enbeit fiel por ben
Bemeisgriinben bes Seu fels meg. 0onl
@eiite oer 2Ige iiber1punben> 1ab 2utber
i'm bo6beilisen Mebopfer ni9ts Mnoeres
mebr> als popiiti16en @DbenOenF It. uno
CT DDrte ouf WeIe 5u le5e1.
90 1T oos bo6beili9e Opfer 6es neu=
en 8unoes> BON bem 56on Mala6ias
gepeiilagt bot, bab man es bonn Mufs
gonge Der @onne bis gum untergange
Dem 9errn Oorbrin9en tperbe> bas Girl
itus bei!n lebten Nbenbmable einl ebte,
bos pie Q(poitel Die Ydpite, Die Bil9bFe
uno Sic gan5e Stride bis auf bte1en Sag
als bic beili9te @onolung unb als ben
Dlittelpuntt Ser &eligion betro9teten;
Die les beilige Mebopfer 1T ouf ben &atb
uno 0as 3ureOen bes lebenoigen Seufels
no6 6er eigenen GradDlung 2utbers bon
l6m obge1 porben un0 10 all' ben
,abQoletr @eften> bic aus Der 1ogenann=
ten Reformation berporgegan9en lin6 ab=
9onben gefommen.
Wie nun bic 9an5e io9enannte &efor=
nation Elm be itdnoiges G9tpanfen unb
in forttpdbrenoer oerlpru@ lit in fo1t
allen 2ebren bes Gbriltent6ums> Die bolo
10 balb anoers gebeutet ,purben, 10 >par
>ie1 1es au6 BET SAL nit Der 2ebre uber
oos beili9e Mebppfer. 2utber batte bal-
el6e auf ben &atb bes 3eufels ab9e=
9afft> aber in Der Mugsburger Confetti .
IN nerleu9nete man bte5es unb lieB Die
O1efe bel 5tcben. Gs beiBt in bie1er gon=
'el1ton (8anb vi. 8latt $40 BON 2u=
6ers Werfen)
nW}Nn leget Sen Bn1ern nit pnredt
cuff, 9os 1ie bic 0eels 1ollen abse=
than 9oben. 9enn bas 1T offentli@>
Oas bic Me1s, on rbum su reben, bep
bug nit 9rDHer Mnba9t bnb ern1t ge=
Dalten miro oenn beD ben @ioerlaz
6err.
l1eber bic Bei9te last Die Quesbur9er
5onfelliOn:
9Se 8ei9t if bur@ Die Prebieer
bis tbeils nt9t obgetban.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-11-27
Dte Sbfpl,,.,.
Oesstei,t,tiieiNe Reatattapiffe.

Miinbung ber Mn11 1tel In ben Meerbulen
3. eSn ether Menge bDn fleineren &a=
nalen bringt bas Meer in Die @taot unb
5er19neibet bieielbe in 80 Sn1 1eln. 9ie
8erbinoung i'm Snnern per,nitteln auber
oen Camden 400 GtraBen uno 800 8rii=
den. 9ie Sdu1er ltnb meiitens auf ein=
9erommten YfdDlen erbaut. lnter ben
47 &ir9en ber @to6t fnb % fotboli16e
10 reformirte, bic ibrigen geb6ren oer=
1dieoenen Geften. SAT- ale Sdu1er ber
@toot 1in0 56mol uno bo6 9ebaut, bum
felrotb NIT >peiber Gin fail flung sefdrbt> Die
6enlterlQoen 1ino 19reieno grim, Die @ies
bel pbanta iti16 9el6n6rfelt, Die Sbiiren
entlue0er ge16nibt ober bunt bemalt uno
nit 9rpBen meiiingen Mopfern per1eben,
IS gibt an $50 9iqmanteni9leifer fereien
nit mebr oIs 600 iii6ii6en Nrbeitern.
Sic @9iffe Der 91beber ppn MmIterbqm
befabren ale Meere. Die @tabt bot
gar tein Quellmoiier> oaber ii bas Srinf=
>po0cr Gin Sanbelsortifel. @ieie groBe
@to6t Die jebt in $1,000 9dulern 267=
900 Ginluobner 5dblt> iuor no6 i'm 13.
Sabrbun0ert Elm blobes Gil6erborf.
Slm,fferbam, Solpnlbip i'm @taote
&c. 9. unb 96rfer in perI I9icbenen @toa=
ten; oorunter Po1 1toorf in SefferI ongo 8.
9d,nt (Ohice) 1T Der SnbegriH ber
BON elmer &6rpcrl6oft elmer @emeinbe
ober eineln @taote elmer taugliGen Per=
inn ibertro9enen PFi6ten. N}on un=
terl6eioet gemDbnli9 @taots= &ir9en=
unO G,cmeinbGn1ter.
2Gnst, bic ieierli6e 9orbrin9un9 bea
beili9en Mebopfers nit Gbprol9elang
(Gborolan1D ooer init Si9urol9elang
(Ti9urirtcs Q(mD por Dem So6oltore.
Stmt5oerbretbe,t Nerlekun9en
BET our6 Elm 9lmt be9rinOeten be1onoern
gerp fi6tungen oel9e BON folder
@dwere fins bob iie ni6t bur6 Die
9isciplinorsewalt oer por9e1ebten9ienit=
bebOrocn 9caDnoct lperoen t6nnen, 5pn=
bern Der oll9emeinen @traf fgeriftsborfeit
onbeim fallen. @ie BE ltebcn ent>peoer
in 9anolungcn ober l1nterlo IIungen, bic
nur bur6 entge9enl ltebenoe Mmtspfli6ten
ftrofbor >ueroen obcr Die l6on an 1i6
ofbor 1inb, jebo9 bur6 bos $oinautre=
ten ber btenltliden @erp Fi9tung einen
DQrteren @trof ffall bcgriinoen.
2tm,slet, ober9ldubil6es Mittel
fra It bellen man @9linmes ob5ulueroen,
Gutes gu errei6en 9loubt. g8ie 70 piel
bes @berglaubens ous Dem Orient au
uns fam 10 l1ilnlnt man es audi BON
Dem @ebrau9 Der Mmulcten an bereu
Same arabii6en urlprun9s lein iou.
M,nnr, Giner Der 6bten TluHe
S1tolens NIT elmer @tromlan9e BON 900
geo9r. Meilen.
90 uabprete,t, 9sfeter> ,pelde 1i9
bon jegli9em mem 16li6en 8erfebre ob=
}onoerten unb in p0utger Ginlamfeit Dem
@cbete unb reli9iDlen uebungen oblagen;
1ie emit ltanben aug BEN Nsteten oes 2.
Sobrb., uelbe, pbne Die men16li9e &C.
leQ16aft Su flieben, li9 bon ollem, mas
sum 2eben nibt unumsdngli9 notbmen=
big mar, entbielten; 5ie befDroerten nit
Dem Cribs ibrer perfauften Sitter frpmme
3mcde, erndbrten li9 nit Sonoorbeit
iibten 6fteres unb itren9es Saiten per<
1agten 1i9 Den @enub 6es Weines uno
Slei19es uno l9liefen td9lid nur menige
@tunoen auf bortem Bo0en. Gin Bei=
}piel zines iolden in Der Welt lebcnoen
slsteten itellte Der 9elebrte Origenes oui.
Mdbreno piele Msfeten bic an9e9ebene
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-11-27

srI6uffen. 9ie 9anae Disputation ami
l9en Dem Seufel unb 2ntber ful1t 1e6.
sroBe @eiten. @ir seben baber bic BE:
6eutenbiten @tellen aus berIelben. We1
Sntereile baran ft11oet, biele Disputatior
1T 2utbers Orisinolmerfen 1elbit na65u'
(elen, ser bemiibe li6 in lnIer @anftun
no pir linn bas mebr als 300 Sabre alte
Original porlegen f0nnen.
@0ren mir nun Martin 2utber5 eigene
WDrte:
sd bin Elm NAL gu mitternodt
auffertpo6t, 9a fieng Der Seufe NIT
mir in meinem Derben eine fol6e
9isputation an (,pie ct mir benn gar
man9e No9t bitter pnb 1alper 9nug
mo6en FAM 96ret jrs, 9o69elerter
lpillet ir ou6> 9os it fllnff5eben jar
lang babt, foit ale tase> WinfelmeKe
9ebalten gBie tpenn ir nit 1ol6er
Wfehe bettet eitel gbg0ttereD 9etrieben
Wn6 ni6t G6ri1tus 2eib pnb Blut
@onbern eitel 8rot pn Wein ba on9e=
betet> pn6 on5ubeten anbern fiirgebal=
ten? Sd antlportet> Sin i6 bod ei11
9etpeibeter Yaff, 9abe Gbreiem bno
Weibe bonn 8i16of emp1an9en> 9o5u
oues aus Befelb pno 9eboriam 9etbon>
Mie 1ollt i4 benn ni9t baben 9eipan=
belt, Weil ib Die ,port NIT ernt 9e=
]prp9en> 8nb NIT oller mi9li6er an=
bodt Melie 9ebolten, Dos peiiieitu
fiirmobr. Sa, ipro9 er Gs 1T mar
Aber Die Silrden pn6 9eioen tbun
audi oues i,1 jren &irGen, aus 8efelD
pno ern tli6em @eborl Jam, 9ie Yfof=
fen Serobeam gu San, ppo 8erleba
tbeten olles pielei6t init grDHer Qln=
bo6t> tueoer bic re6ten Priei ter gu
SeruIolm> gBie >penn beine Meibe,
Gbrelen, bn0 Gon1 1ecrirn ol9 bn9rt1t=
li6, pnb fol16 mere, @ie 6er Siirden
bn0 Gomariter.
9Se bra@ mir 1parli6 Der ]9tpeis
aus, Nn 6os berb be9onlt mir gu Sit
tern> pnb gu po9en, Ser Seuf fer peis
feline @rgument ,uol an5uleben> bn0
fort5u0ringen, Nn0 bot cine 19>pere
forte @pra9e, 8no 9eben 5ol9e Dis=
putation nit nit lan9en pnO biel 8e=
oenfen 5ll, @onoern Elm au9enblid lit
Elm Mntlport pmbs amber, 8nb i'd bo=
he ba luol erf rfaren> Wie es 5u9ebet, 6as
mau bes morsens Die 2eute i'm 8ette
tp6 fn0et, Ct fan Sen Self ertpiirgen.
9os 1T eins, CT fan ober au6 ber
@eele 10 bange MAIDEN NIT 9isputa=
tion, 9os lie ous foDre mus in einem
ougenblid g8ie ct n1irs gar oft fof
nabe 9ebra6t fat, Nu, Gr batte midi
in oiel JET Disputation ergriffen 8n i9
,polte ia ni6t germ fit @ptt Elm fol-
9en pn5eli@en bouffelr Gretpel ou1
mir loljen, Sonbern meine Nn1 9ulb
perteioinsen, NnO bOret JIM su> ipos
er fir 0rla6en bette tpioer meine
gSeiDe bn0 Con- Iecrirn."
2utber be19reibt nun umltdnbli6> >pie
IT bDle Teinb flint per1 9ieoene @riinoe
afiibrt, luarum bos bo6beilise MeBop=
+ 1oll ab9ei6afft ,perben un6 1o9t eno=
6: v@ummo> mir 1inb 5ol6er Minfel=
e6e uno Gbrelem los." gs sibt teinen
nfan9er in oer Sbeolpgie> Ser oie flint
;dbe oes 8aters Der 2iige ni6t 5u MI
'rle9en perm06te, ia Elm &ino, bos 1ei=
N totbolil6en &atbe9ismus gelernt
1t p batte bie5es fDnnen. Ser $eufel
It bel Oieler 9isputation nit 2utber
1d eerooe5u cine Shatlode 9elo9en> Sic
~ ' I
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-11-27

3ur @ebadtnibu bubun9 fit III iere iungen 2eier.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-08
For the Sentinel
The Coming Election.

Nh. EDIToR AS there has been for several
years past very general dissatisfaction with the
mode of nominating the candidates of our
party, and as this dissatisfaction is causing
considerable lukcwarmness on the part of
good democrats, which causes them to stay
away from the primary meetings, and the cleo
ton, respectfully submit to the members
of the Convention to be held on the 9th inst
that they take the subject into consideration,
and adopt some plan, oy which the people
may have an opportunity of Uoting directly for
the candidates of their choice.
To bring the subject before the minds of the
members of the Convention, submit the fol-
the party, in making its nominations at all
future elections
First Let the Central Committee before each
election, call primary elections, and appoint
three impartial gentlemen in each election
district to act as Judges of election, who shall
receive the votes of those only who pledge
themselves TO vote the democratic ticket.
Second. That the people in all the districts
may know the names of all the candidates for
nomination-let each candidate announce him
self through the county papers.
Third. With the names of all the candidates
before them, let the people vote for them, as
they may prefer for the various Offices, for
which they are candidates.
Fourth. After the votes are thus given, let
the Judges count and make return of the
ttvat, cf r.
candidate to the Central Committee, whose
duty it shall be to sum up the votes of all the
districts and announce as the nominees OF the
party the names of those who received the
largest number of votes.
Fifth. In the case of the District Commits
sioners, of course, the candidate receiving the
highest number of votes in his own district
will be the candidate Of the party.
The advantages of this plan are as follows :
1t takes away all cause of complaint on the
part of the people, for they make the nomina-
tons themselves. 1t leaves no excuse for dis
appointed candidates to run independently Of
the party, as it would be political death to the
man who would thus run after his claims had
been decided upon by the people themselves =
It isl saving of one day to the people, as
there will be, no need of conventions. 1t does
away with all the triekery and wire-pulling and
trading which have been practiced in the Con-
ventions by which the will of the people has
| often been thwarted and last, though not
least, believe it will be the means of bring
ing out large class of our fellow-citizens who
have heretofore stayed away from our prima-
ry meetings. JEFFERSON
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-08


Pursuant to previous notice the Democrats
of the First Election District met ia Primary
Meeting at aytonsyille, on Saturday the I'd
of August, for the purpose of appointing rs
delegates TO the County Convention 10 be
held in Rockville on the 9th instanti
On motion G A G IIleeIss was called 10 the
Chair and HUTTON appointed Secretary.
After the appointment of the usual commit
ice to report names, the following gentlemen
were appointed delegates TO the Convention;
David Griffith, Zadoc Magruder, J G Hol-
land, George Waters, Charles Saffell, Thomas
Gather, G A G Higgins, sam'l Riggs, Of
R, Washington Bowie, George Pope, Ma
cubbn Waters, A G Meriweather, R q Dor
sey, Thomas Lansdae, Harry Griffith, S o
Jones, Charles Hutton, Frank Griffith, Robert
Plummer, Richard Lansdale, Charles Griffith,
W B Gather, II D Cooke, Frank Price, VIM
Griffith.
And on motion the delegates to have power
to appoint substitutes or to cast the vote OIL
the District.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
G. A. G. HIGGINS, Ch'm'n.
N n IIr.,n,n., co.;..
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-08
Primary Meeting in Fifth District.

At a meeting of the Democratic voters of
Berry's District of Montgomery county, at
Colesvile In said District. convened by the
State Central Committee of Montgomery coun-
ty, on Saturday, I'd of August, 1873
R. G. Nicholson called the meeting to order
and nominated Benz. FAwcsrT, Esq, as Chair
man, who being unanimously chosen, on mo-
ton N. L. RICHARDSON was chosen Secretary
The meeting being organized the Chairman
announced that he was ready to receive any
propositions which might be offered
r. G. Nicholson moved that the Chairman
appointa retiring committee of five to select
twenty-five delegates to represent the Fifth
District of Montgomery county in the County
Convention to convene at Rockville, on the 9th
of August, 1873. Said motion being seconded
and put it was carried.
The Chairman appointed on said committee
John W. Bell, John D. Berry, Perrie Liezear,
Samuel Cashell, Jr., 0. II. P. Clarke, who re-
tired for consultation.
! The committee reportedthe following names:
John w. Bell, NJ. L. Richardson, DR.. G. II.
Waters, Benz. Fawcett, Samuel Cashell, Jr.,
BENZ Candy, Rich'd C. Nicholson, Thos Gull
yer, Perrie Liezear, z. j. Davis, Richie Cis-
sell, Elias Liezear, L. A. Graves, j. D Berry,
Samuel S. Cashell, Sen, Reuben Manakee,
Rich'd H. Parsley, W. W. Owen, o. II. P.
Clarke, VIM. F. Lazenby, Thomas Rawlings,
Augustus Flack, Thomas G. Hardesty, John
| Hammond, Andw. j. Cashel.
On motion it was resolved that the delega-
ton fill all vacancies or cast the full vote OF
the District.
On motion it was resolved that the proceed
ings of this meeting be published in tie Senti-
mel and in the Advocate.
| The meeting then adjourned.
BENZ. FAwCETT, chm'n
N. L. RICHARDSON, Sec'y.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-08
The Approaching Fair.
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GEALED proposals will be received until
e August Is, 1873, tpr the following exclu-
sIye privileges OF vending articles in the Ag-
ricultural Society's grounds during the APP
preaching Fair:
|. For the exclusive privilege ofkeepng and
conducting the boarding or dining saloon now
in course of construction by the Society, and
Of furnishing therein ali such articles as are
usually found at the tables of well kept hotels
@ For the exclusive privilege of selling con-
fectionery, fruits, melons, &c.
B. For the exclusive privilege of selling
horse feed.
Proposals will be received for all or any of
the above privileges together, and also for the
same separately.
The vendors Of confectionery, &C., and horse
feed, are TO locate their establishments under
the directions of the committee of arrange
ments, and all are to abide by ali the rules and
regulations of the Society.
The Society reserves 10 itself the right to re-
ject all or any bids
The amount Of any bid OF bids accepted
must be paid by the bidder within five days
from the time Of notice of the acceptance there
of, or he will be deemed as having forfeited
the same.
RICH'D N. WILLIAMS, Sec.
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-08
Primary Meeting in Fourth District

Pursuant to previous notice the voters Of
the Democratic Conservative party of the 4th
Election District of Montgomery county met
to select delegates to represent their District
in the County Convention, on Saturday next,
the 9th inst
GEORGE PETER, Esq, one of the Central
Committee, called the meeting 10 order.
Upon motion, GREENBURy NJ. WATKINS was
called to the Chair, and W. Veins BouIc, Jr.,
elected Secretary.
The Chair appointed Messrs. John Offutt,
James B. Henderson, II. W. Talbot, Andrew
]. Hoskinson, and James Carter, committee
of five to report delegates to the County Con-
vention, who reported the following names:
John Saunders, w. vcirs Bouic, Jr., Geo
H. Bradley, CRATIC Clagett, James c. BAYS,
Philip Stone, Saml. Jones, James N. Benton,
Dathan Breome, Nathl. Clagett, II. w. Tai
bolt, VIM. Brewer, DR.. Jonathan Magruder,
Thos. B. Benson, John offutt, n. D. Offutt,
George Peter, Joseph Il. Bradley, S. NJ. Lyd-
dane, Dr.. G. ]. Maddox. Henry Renshaw, W.
I Dove, VIM. Mullican, Geo. c. Dawson and
Zebedee Beall.
The following resolution was offered by
George Peter, Esq, and adopted by the meet
ing:
Resolped, We the citizens of the Alta Elec-
ton District of Montgomery having noted
with no little degree of satisfaction aud party
| pride the able and efficient manner in which
the present incumbents of the Offices of Comp
troiler Of the Treasury and Clerk of the Cour
of Appeals of Maryland have discharged theii
respective duties, as a token of our regard and
respect hereby express our high appreciation
of the Hons. LEVIN WooLFoRD and JAMES S
FRANKLIN, and feel confident that these gentle
men would command the hearty and undiv
ded support of the Democratic Conservative,
party of Montgomery for reelection in tn,
coming contest"
Each delegate, in case of inability to attend
in person, is authorized to FL his vacancy b,