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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-06-26

NOT Ice

NHIS Is To GIVE NOTICE, Thn, the sub
i scrihcrs have obtained from the Orphans
Court of Charles County, Maryland letters Of
Administration on the personal estate OF
WILLIAM II. WEIGH,
late of said county decreased. All person, hav-
ing claims against said decreased are hereby
warmed TO exhibit the same. with the vouchers
,hercoflcgally authenticated 10 the subscribers
on or before the 18th day Of December next.
They NAV otherwise by law he excluded from
all benefit Of said deceased estate Given uu-
der NV hand. this l2fh dav of June 1874.
MARY J. t WEIGH and
THOMAS T. OWEN. Adm'rs
icl2 Of Nm. H. WEIGH.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-06-26

INURNIP SEED FOR SALE-A large and
L fresh lot of Landreth'S celebrated Purple
Top, fiat. Strap-lcaved, White; and Purple
Top. Yellow-Flrshed Ruta-Baga Turnip Seed.
Also, 4 large lot of South Carolina White,
Sugar SWEET POTATO SPROUTS.
For sale bv j. THOS COTTON.
Aliens Fresh lame 10 1874
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-06-26
Dog Law and TAGS,
Blue Dick.

THIS FINE YOUNG JACK will bet
L let to Mares the present season, va
ending July lst, at my stables, near1a&3o
Cox,s Station. Terms SIS for each Mare serv-
ed if paid within the season, $40 out of the sea-
son. Bona tide owners of five Mares, putting
the same, can pay for four. There will be 9
horse always on nand to act as teaser.
mp 24-2m JOHN B. MADDOX.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-06-26
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Orphan Court eftharIos County. sett
jrNE 2 1874
ORDERED rs the Court. that r. Z. TN
~ NfsoN, Administrator Of Il. 7. poNNELLY.
deceased, give the notice required by law to
the creditors OF said b. 2. nonnclly TO exhibit
their claims, legally ss.~>niira'ed, by adver-
;j.emcu. published in some one new spaper pub
lishei IN Charles county. Maryland, once IN
each Of three successive weeks.
True copv.-Tgsi
Y THOMPSON,
Reg. v .l!s for chs Co
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-06-26
NOTICE..

DERSONS are respectfully requested to keep
Il their Stock within their enclosures and out
OF those of the undersigned. Those Disregard
ing this notice are informed that on each farm
there is lot or field set apart for Pound,
where Stock found trespaSsing will be taken
care Of until identified and the law complied
with. Persons are warned not to interfere with
Stock IN Pound, without permission, as every
entry upon my premises, for this purpose, will
be deemed treSpaSs
THOMAS \. MILLAR.
June 10, lS14-2t
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-06-26
NOTICE.

WIS Is To GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
l. scTihcr has obtained from the Orphans
Court OF Charles County Maryland letters Of
Administration on the personal estate OF
IiENLY BARNES.
late of said county deceased All persons
having claims agsiuSt sand deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated 10 the subScri-
Der, on or before the 10th day December next
They may otherwise by Law bc excluded from
all benefit OF said deceased estate Given
under my hand this 18th dAv of June. 1874.
WILLIAM ). CHlLES, Admir-
Je 10 of HeuIy Barnes.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-06-26
NOT ICE.

MI IIT.
TtIlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
Il scriber has obtained from the Orphnns'
Court Of Charles County, Maryland, letters OF
Administration on the personal estate of
SAMUEL c. DENT,
late Of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated, to the Subscri-
Der, on or before the 9th day of December next
They may otherwise by taw be excluded from
all benefit of said deceased's estate. Given un-
der my hand, this 10Th day of June, 1874
THOMAS f. BOWIE, Admir-
je 10 of Samuel c. Dent.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-06-26
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Orphans Court Of Charles County. set.
JUSE IL, 1879.
nRuEKED by the Court, that WILLIAM $
" CH!LEs. Administrator oi ilENty BAENE~
deceased, give the notice required hy law to
the creditors Of said Hcaly Barnes to exhibit
their claims, legally authenticated hy aIycr-
tlscIneut published IN some one newspaper pub
Iished IN Charles County. Maryland, once in
each of three successive week.
True copy.-Test:
VI. THOMPSON.
Reg Wills for Chs. CO.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-06-26
WHhkH'S RAW-B0kE
Supcr-Phosphate,

WE offer the above well known
w Fertilizer to the farming com
munitv with the assurance that it will
give the general satisfaction, as crop
producer and improver Of the soil, that
it has given for the past Three Years,
during which time We have sold it to
the best Farmers IN MiS section Of
NaryiHnd.
Whann's Raw-Bone Super-Phosphate
contains, in soluble condition, every
element necessary to the Plant and the
formation Of the Grain or Leaf.
Each article entering into the COM
position of WHANN's SUPER-PHOS-
PHATE is a manure by itself, and are
all carefully analyzcd. before they are
used, bv DR.. c. Elton Buck, we'll
known Agricultural Chemist. who has
sole charge of the Works Of Walton.
Whann Il Co. thus insuring the Arti-
Gle being always kept fully up to the
standard.
WHANN'S SUPER-PHosPHATE COM
bines in proper proportion the Stimu-
Iating and nourishing properties, and
while the plant is furnished with Food
for its present growth. there is held in
reserve sufficient quantity of nour-
ishment to supply the Grain or Plant
TO maturity.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-06-26
ADMINS IRATOR'S NOTICE
Orphans Court OF Charles County Set,

Orphans Court OF Charles County Set,
June Is, 1874.
nRDERED by the Court, That THOMAS E.
~ BOWIE, Administrator Of SAMUEL c. DENT.
deceased, give the notice required by Law TO the
creditors of said Samuel {. Dent to exhibit
their claims, legally authenticated, by aiycr-
tlSement published in some one newspaper pub
lished in Charles County. Maryland once in
each of three successive weeks
True copy,-Test:
NJ. THOMPSON.
Reg. Wills for Chs. Co.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-06-26
FOR RENT.

'1NHE celebrated Farmers Friend Ploughs,
Il and Castings also various other Ploughs
Castings, Mould-Boards, Handles, and all other
Farming implements for Spring work. just re-
ceived and for sale by
J. THOS. COTTON,
nh 20 Aliens Fresh.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1874-08-14
4 Kentucky Desperate Killed.

LEXINGTON. Ky, August I2-Intelli-
gence has reached here Of the killing of
DIR. Horace Witherspoon, Of Lawrence
burg, q noted desperado, who rec emily
shot and killed Dr. Chambers under ag
sravating circumstances in the same
place and was under heavy bail foe Tie
crime. It seems that Witherspoon met
Spotswoot, the District Attorney in
charge Of the prosecution for the Cham
hers homicide, and rhoved him asid,
while passing on the street. Spotswood
paid no attention to the act at the time
knowing the desperate nature Of With
crspoon, but armed himself in ease he
should he again assaulted. While eitt-
ing in u store, Wi,herspoon, entered, and
passing Spotswood went to the rear and
took drink of water re urning he
topped in front Of Spofswond, fixed hi
eyes on him aud exclaimed: We'll, al
the same time putting hia hand into hi
osom, us if to draw a weapon, SP2 :.
wood Instantly drew pistol and fired.
the ball entering Wilherspaon's eye, ,aal
a end no entered his neck and one
ar swomoEe il his hreas,, rrofaeing IN
stAlt death
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Horrible Discovery in st. louis
RenAias OF Victims Found in the
House of an Abortionist -Cremat-
ing IhfaRfS.

II. LoUIs, August To- Another nor
ror has come 10 light here, involving
pe-hups, l e live OF several q r-on- and
Il number of .nf nts Madame Forteiny-
er, midwife, residing a; No. ISL Morgan
street, was arrested, YESTERDAY. an the
charge Of committing abortion.
The dead body OF Young muiaIto
girl named Lena Miller vas found III the
house, and another young woman, name
unknown. was lying very sick, and great
pain. She was removed 70 he hospital.
The skeleton of an infant was also found
in the house, and tie partially burned
stove. Itis stated hat Madame Forte
meyer has practiced abortion for several
years, and that a number of infants or
fcetuses have Ee6n q lema- ed by her. and
that several highly respectable. persons
III the city are involved in the matter.
The Coroner will hold an inquest on
The body Of Lena Miller and the remains
Of the infants to-day, when it i expect
veloped.
The police have considerable addit-
ional information in he For,emeyer ab-
ortion case, but refuse to give il out al
present II oan sal Showerer, ehat
she has made con ession, t. the genar-
al effect that she his cen IN the business
seven years, has produced several hun
1red abortions, and implicates qnife
numl er of respectable people cfthi
city. It had be her Gu tom 10 burn ali
foetuses, on the gro nd, ~ ~he expressed
it-"Ashcs tell no 'ales" Several in
~tTuneutz and medicines used In her
business, found in the house, were taken
possession of by the police She says
that Lena Miller, the mulatto girl, who
died under her treatment, had been OPP
Grated upon before she came to her. The
German girl who was sent TO the hosital,
and from whom she took = living child
she says will die. Thi girl, it is said,
recently came rom Geneva, Illinois, ard
claims to be respectfully connected. Her
name is withheld by the police.
The inquest on the dead will be held
Tomorrow, when startling facts are ex-
pected to Re brought out.
The inquest in the Kate Hartne,l
u,uder case was held to-day, and very
stre n3 circumst ntiaI ev dence was eli
cited against John McNairnv and JOIN
O'Connor, cousins of the N rdered wo-
man. The verdici of the jury declares
.McNairny principal, and O'Connor and
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1874-08-14

Among the. wrecks stranded on tho
shores Of The political sea. the battered
hulk of ex-senator Pomerov, of Kansas
better and more siiectionately known
smaller craft with whom the winds and
waves have done their destructive work.
Since his persuasive attempt TO buy his
way back to the United States Senate,
the exposure whereof came through hi
unwary deposit of seven thousand dol
lars in York's hands, Mr.. Poueroy ha
continued = lusty pretenee Of being OF
lhe track to the vindication Of his own
honor, while he seems to have carefully
avoided the proeclsos Of the courts
When he was first arrested for the
crime of bribery the county attorne
plead an infHn ion against him. II,
waived his examination, hurried off t,
Washington for vindication, and fail
ed to get 1t there. Since then he ha
been lodging through the mazy lab!
fintlls Of the law. WheE his case wa
iGrst called for trial in Kansas his attor
neys discovered that they knew nothing
s4ghatever about their clients case. The!
we're granted several months to permi
them to acquaint themselves with the
business they had undertaken, and whe:
the time had expired they were cleve
enough to obtain second delay. Th.
third time the case was called the attor
neys were missing, and Pomeroy present
ed petition for discontinulnce of til
suit. At this point the case rests for tll
present. IL is only worth noticing as a,
example of the strenuous objection {
hinnocent'' Fnen to having their limo
cence proved by the spcediesi aud lnor
effective means.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1874-08-14

BURSTING OF WATER PIPEs.--The
following plan for the prevention of the
bursting of water pipes during frosty
weather has been invented in England
1t is wellknown that when water freezes
it expands, and that the force exerted is
50 enormous that no pipe can resist il.
This invention is intended to give tha
water a chance to expand without burs :
ing the pipe. 1t attempts this by secur
ing in the inside of the metal pipe a space
equal TO the difference of volume be
.ween water and ice;- that when tn
water freezes it occupies the 81 ace reserv
ed for it, instead of exerting It's force uI
t pipe and bursting it. This is prac-
tically carried out by passing throug
the water pipe a m III India rubber tul
specially made for the purpose, and
such diameter that the space inside !
is a little more than equal to he increa.
in volume of the ice. The India ruhhe
ubc is always kept full Of air, so I! I
hen the water freezes It finds the nee,
sary space fer expansion, for by com
pressing the air tabe 1t displaees the al
and takes it's place When the ice mel
the tabe again expands, becomes fill,
with al, and Is ready for another frost
,ssj 20 on for any nnml or Of times with
out Teluiring attention.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1874-08-14

North CtFUlina goes De nocrl ic by
ahout 10000 m ,iori y, and elects Sc Ell
ont of eight Congres<mep. This is
change Of some 10000 as he Repuhli-
cans have carried the State by 10000.
Tennessee gives a'Democraiic majori-
ty Of from twenty TO thirty thousand
Every county electing the entire Demo-
cratic ii ket. Seven ont of eight Com
gressmen elected.
Kentucky gives its usual majority
, and thus the redeeming work goe on.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1874-08-14

One man, at least, comes out of IL
Beecher-Tilton scandal with an unsul :
ed rerutatinp. His name is Hora e
Greeley When TiRon urged him to ca
At his house during his absence, Nj
Greeley declined, lie said he did no
think ii q good habit 10 visit a vii
while her husband was awav. Thes,
,y.,ra crrdifa he words.--N. +. SIN
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V-'H HtLI- y N " 7OH 7 Il1I-I
iAsllo farm couta.us -. l,rrs ia g lifl state
L. 90 cultivation, aId pan ~ Aa. e. ale u .tulIfu-
''1as brlrh lcsldruee, 74lrps tous., auJ ur, ur
.hii.hg HprtnE Efud huiuH with wa u 70 it,lr
up "eatlut. igalt tfSgs g all h4ut- IA tAuu..sat
.uudiii"I. Aclc urg 40 acr,- 81 -t /. lidlI I..-
t.. atuIei. To tIu tr beu-ig- flt.sla nor fer. q
.of iuf ber g.uii.a...fs rt'l. tu o4 udIi,-s i.e
%" ,'i',it Juu2 NNLI-
''-- -' 'H'' % Somerset. phiu.
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Sealed Proposals..

TEHE Finance C5u.mittcs of the -amcH@e-
] Fair Board viii recs.se scaled proposals fJr
privileges on the Fair tiTauLd duriH4 four days
tair-octcbcr 6, I, ) and .. Bids received gntiI
. q clocl. =. N, september 5-h, Is7i.
For one Boarding House, T. zeH no drink aS-
cept ten, coffee and milk.
One Groeory--To sell Lser, a'e and native
wine, cigars and tobacco; 10 catabies of any
kind, except cheese crackers, cakes and bologna.
One Oyster-stand and Trimmings
Oae lce-cTca1n, Lemonade, cake and C0fi-a-
stand.
The committee IL consider applications for
any other privileges usltn same date
Tie Committee reserve the right 20 reject any
OF all bids and e settle al disPu.es- address
ConsRlittee CT Tirlagc. OF Somerset Fair Boz. -.
Somerset, Ohio. MARTIN BET KEY.
ISAAC WEAVER
IKE. GAIId%,
JHiy 4. i.;4 - cg.... to-4.
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coRwEN OK JAcEsoy.


II vast the fortune OF Mr.. Scott 10 be
not ouiy veil acquainted with I!oma
Carwip1. of Ohio, bt't 9 great adnlirer
his eloq,Ie~ee, his h;Imor and great, in
deed, anriyaied power a a stump
speaker" Though Wing il pc.i'icS.
Scott could never agree that Jact son
the man whose gentle voice and pa;ernal
advice had sounded III his ear and olune
So long To his memory could be tie ty-
rant he was charged with being, AID il.
yindication of hia view ii Is refrc5iiinl
o heas Tom Corwin quote as follows:
No, gentlem M said Tom, in n
Scott's hearing, Jackson is not 4 tyr mt,
never knew man who would hear
On more patiently when discussing t
uI.iect he had not yet fully considered.
He would smoke his pipe. Al d seem 10
be absorbed in all yoG said to him, and
if ready 70 decide, he was prompt in an
fnouiieing his determinations 1t was onl
after he had nus considered and De id
Ell. and You attempted TO change h-s
mind that you saw the iron will and tbs
unhendfng vigor Of intellect so impctu-
ons and stern as TO give you the idea o!
his tyranny, y hen in fact it was bJ, the
! Eimmoyable iirmncas Of his homes; con
vic ions" 1T was this trait of his thar
a.;er," continued Corwin, while hi, eye
! -..l o,,J Ii
ance exchanged the cheerful for the sol
emn aspect for which above all others il
vas Sc naturally adapted. at was thi,
lement in the mysterious nature of Jack
sIn winch brought us to the crisis OF
ubmitting to South Carolina nrliif-
alton or to national authority. Clay
aw the danger when two Of the most
unvieiding men on the Continent ack-
son and Calhoun were determine tc
light rather than yield. To move Nal
noun had been tried. He was imnaya-
lie as the mountain. To move Jackson
was now the only hope of escape rom
tn roaring falls which lay beyond and
on he hosom of whose waters the n ION
was floating with velocity every no
ment sensibly increasing. Clay, Web
er. Benton, all the great leaders Of tutl
| ftrtions, gathered III the presence oi
J .cI,son to move him from his purpose
, stve the country from the cat tro-
phe then ao near at hand. Jac syn sal
noking his pipe and listened with re.
pec,ful attention, until Satisfied of the
nahility Of the most profound among
is visitors 10 show any mistake OF the
art Of the Executive Authority, when
ldenly rising, Knocking the ashes from
le bowl ot I,ia pipe, while the caln est
,urpose lit up his eqnpienance, lie stern
said, "By he Eternal he laY' hall
ODE cd in Souh Caro- ila, and to en.
orce them will Leid the army in per-
on"
1t was se1on.h. lie. fi6e Of enry
tsiav .tnrned male as "a 81 .ee, I'll most
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1874-08-14

Everything usually Kept in Er-t-
class Drug Sore viii be found at Skin
ner'- If you don't believe It 60 and see
for youTselve-.
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- A-ks LOON Ut tuusf features atu see
l. AA4GpS the agony depicted on the face.
Il cannot Uu nclPed wulie tuc trouble remains.
ihesnLerings from I'iies are a very aggravated
Ie-euptIon. ca cannot walk Win ANS cunt
.urI. c.-uuIt ride with comfort, cguuut Sd with
CASE, uud the suueruE when attending 60 ma
suIe Is almost uulIgIrIhlc and cause, such "a
ie.iiHg ul dread thEt 10 Is pat uu at q great sac
uice Of health aud comfort, iIt many cases in
eIe-isinE t4tr diiHrulty 90 an alarming cNteut.-
,~c itr bflas-- Pl" NemClics, according 10
directions, &C. cure intern j., Dlerdiuz, external
ana itchiug pilri. >p.u ut ~kinucr a Bro.
.,rI -lsistft, ~suIeT-+t, biIu. =. EeiEs. o. co..
Newark. n. i.
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I. SPENJEa sTLAArdAN,


NOTARY ~ q. utlcg in Matthews
~ pullliEEi ADttA g. .ial-phc street, 0uiu.rs..
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PKICE A GI-ISINGER.

JUSTICE OF TIE PEACE.
'TFICE IA oil Court House, suuersct. uai,
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anxious. s.''5 s,orly and ~olemnly one
e.s"......,..f ..,a.a alter ane,ner retired '''
rre-vnce Of the ."
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DHYrlcIAS Asp SURGEON. tender his
4 pfuit Iriill services 90 she citizens o. %ru.-
.ses and Vicinity. umr. eu south tatIllaa
street, ~lllaTa-l, bl.iH. t4H.sI
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). Il. WILLARD, NJ. u.
GEOKGE PHICE,

DulSIglAS ANp BGLuN. oma. u,i,
A du..r -".sli' uf .'.asi Uilce, somerset. uu!s..
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SOMERSET, emo,

VI. q. MAINS. Edi Ior.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-29
5ueciai NoIlfes


Lady m several Years principal rae teacher Oae Of he
heat hgh schoo who has eei tine aoroN
de,r situation TEACHER IN private family In New icfs %
ycnt, yOuns persoas Anoa he Ne bsI a
mops as 10 ard character Will be furnished o. sps
ton G. W. "a ISMOLD, fiith Avenue Hoe OF OV rhs'A
r. HOWE No 1873 East TIVE ifhrs.st ----
A. II, stewards Garden Clay.
SPECIAL SUNDAY TEAM the Fln.hhE NoIh onofe sns
Cenn Railroad will leave Tbtrty-tOurht, H. r. AZ IL M
Iurt.rs al ~ GanieU CitF ara nep .
Fu,hng Central Juaelou On,. RrIunns, VIII rs menu
M 800 this wi k'e Icons "nt 80
to y: T. f-egar Girrn CITY ehane 10 90 30 sA' 81 -
q hours there. cvr.v A.. an 1874 and ur n. con.
he ehees SN'"Hh' ""t' ~ 1922
tluued until further notee,
m. free tin ever yr,y-.ourih purchaser 81
~ - tv P1rs-046 from 5l5O . $500 esen ts'>os
monthly (sithOat Lereu end ten tSoStofi dAenuss
,ee,sd be distributed hv drawing on neat 0h"s ~
t. sho the iot No et cost no harss
"a lse hat ten present OF a"snes tOs
,t any morning snf ACCOMPANY the scent 70 see we eo
y, ,,sa.e Free sratay BY SPECIAL rAin S,J
" Al ~ 49, noon. All good 0ui choice oil hesuos
~. H. bv .ppgng Maps nee tickets 81 IlrOi
Hesqusres 800 HID ave-, eernSr feST'
.rL.st n Y. Iuecse stamp for usp
p omce Sorce-rbe MAILS FOR BURopB or lie ~oss
,,y ssTDAy lue 20 1874 will close At tbs eee - eo~s'
a. TUESDAY a. IL m.. WEDNESDAY Ml2 and l2;So "a
90 i"0 " 7. L. JAMES. ?. ~
Mn. Genesis ana Ethics Of ConjsEai Lave. Ny An
plskW JACKSON DAVIS. Pdee pottrli Pasi DO Osth 100
Aaai sss The ssssssxs = a. a. SS.sva1a S,.yY.h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-29
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsHISGTON ID. c., Saturday. Aug 20 a. m'
cunonsis for ne pnst t,renty-fOur hours.
cS'"P''' ~ f,Il;p0 III

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFlCER'(
WARRINGTON. ID. c., Saturday. Aug 20 i a. IN.
synopsis for The Dast tcentu-four hours q,
The barometer has continued falling at the
stations I'm the Mississippi Valley ana eastward. WIN
sontherIy Winds being highest over NewEng,anG anu
tbe Middle Atlantic States and lowest over the Nortn
West. :. 49,. A., .ho ,oLa raglan
gland and the Middle States, ana snghtiy iaIien
in the south Atlantic States. Tennessee ana me ONO
valley cloudy or partly cloudy weather with ram areas
has prevailed over the Southern states ana thence
westward over the upper Mississippi anu io"er
Missouri valleys and the Northwest -, c,.,,.,,
The river has slightly fallen at Pittsburgh, Cnclnnati
and Shreveport, and ri en at Nashville
Probabilities.
oror tho soutb Atlantic and Gulf States. falling or
stationary barometer, slight changes IN temperature,
TO south-wesery winds. cloudy OF parity
cIondv weather and rain areas are probable
over Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, lower barometer
stationary rising temperature Winds yeer,n ,rd 10
southerly and westerly, cloudy or parity c'ouuS
weather. and rain areas. -. .o,o,.rv or
Oyer the lake region lower barometer slatohaIy "a
rising temperature fresh and brisk east 70 sOun "in
increa aim cloudiness. and occasional rain areas
over the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri! az,
leys and the Northwest winds shifting 10 Wos anu
north, clearing but partly cloudy ~ea'ner ri'ins
barometer and falling temperature: .,,,.
Orer Ye,c Enoiand and ne Middle States, TdHtng oar
omssr stationary rising temperature. nhsd nosng
from he east and SOUTH partly cloudy weaaer aa oeeJ
he southern and Western portions or me dHeT ecco'o"