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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-07-23
July 10. lS74-ts.

La Crene Dc 10 Cre0e-No 4. Price, soets
The Rsrak Of Day, Revere. BY Arditi; Ia
Baiierina, Polka, BY Liehner; When the
Swallows Homeward Fly, by Oes,en; Es-
pirgieres. Caprice, By Egghard. pieces
l.; c. Co.. CHEAP ~ ss
Contains the following music: Scots.
Mountain Stream, Caprice. by q. Smith;
Count on Ne, Gsiop, BY Jscoby; Grasiosa,
Romance, by Thalberg; Dancing Leaves.
Lust. by Ma''ei; Mag Breezes, Inst, BY
LANCE. 5 pieces for Scots.
l.. cs c.:-' MUSIC d. 4 e e
Contains the following music: Scots
liant du Bivouac, Transcription, bv Ket-
serer; Thine Own, Melodic, by LANCE; Don
rasquaie, Serrnaje, by 1halberg; The An
gels Dream, Reverie, by LANCE; The Wild
Rose Romance. by mug. 5 pieces for scots.
r..:,. MAILED NJ Ss'. So.
contains the following music, Price, Scots
Two songs by HAYS two By banks, one by
haywood. Sacred Quartet by Thomas, q
foar-hand Piece, a Quickstep, an easy
March, and q beautiful Fantasia, BY Kim
kel. 10 pieces for scots.
! :; c.: POSTPAID, {; &c, 4; i;
loving music, Price. scots.
Two rev Songs by Hays, one by Pratt, one
hy Leslie, one BY Stew art, Trio for Fee
male Voices, by Aht; Sacred Quartet,e
By Tanks, txo polkas. pretty Waits, aid
March. IL pieces for scots
o. Receipt Of the Marked Price.
address, J. L. PETERS, r o Dsx, SA4s.
SO broadway, New York, opp. Mesropol-
itaa Hosel.
July Is, is7<-lns
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-07-23

mOet8aSoe's Sale
Of Faboable
III kiln
0Y sksss e essAssiks vss1s1 = -.
~ - seigsss q . 1ssnnsss ftsn
v1l1s1 y. ttssoss - Jass1S;os Ne.
-. h6'vils. - Lsvb =: Sssos, bsse.
tsg daas sftAe Sosh jay e Jsly. q tAe
yeae sightsea Aus1rsl asd srvsety-svs.
! yin t9d q pstlis nle. 9 ~ Coass
Heses ase. 4 Lsslesdtsus. =
Tuesday. The ]th day u Asgsa.
1874, =.
hetvssa The hssrs Il Il S'sl..sk, Z. ssl
4 o'clock. p -. lie SSiSovisg vslsstis
property, 70 cit:
One trset Or parcel Of lssd. called and
TEMPORAL BAR,
eontaisin5
100 acres,
Mattaponi
AND
SEWELLy DISCOVERY,
containing
ZOE acres,
more ~ less;
Forrest Land,
eoetaisisg
1@ acres,
more q lee,
oil of Shieh ere eabsseed II oas lssss
and sosssin. in the sggrrgse.
4S2 acres,
more o. less.
These lands are loc,ted in the Sseosd
Elee' ion District Of Saint Mary . eosasy,
bind on the Patuxeut Rivee sud are Win
in one mile Of . 6ne shipping lasdias -
They are con venisst 70 School Hossss.
Churches. Mills. Stores. 10
The improvements Upon the property
cousias Of
DWELLING,
Two BARNS
and al other necessary OUr-HOU3BS.
Tho soil Of this la.d 10 excellent, kir-
" improved. and veil adapted to The esl-
suss Of the staple produces VI this section
Of The State.
There 10 . large quality sf sPass
TIMBER
upon che premises, and al the luxuries
Of the water abo.sd. IN seas q. il the
sdj.ssot rivrr.
TERMS OF SALE,
- prescribed ~ tie Mortgage. Cab. j.
When oil the purchase money shall have
beeu paid. the aodersiSsed viii execute
deed to the purchaser. FREQ. clear and
discharged. from 81 clsius Of the parties
to this suit aud Of those olainine By,
from o. uader them.
JERE HERBERT,
Assignee Of Mortgages.
JAS. II. WILSON,
Attorney.
July 9. 1915.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-07-23

CONFIRMATION NOTICE.
neasy A Csases Z
Alice Cansss,
his wife,
y lillian Il Sothoson.
Sarah Z Sothor3a
Of 81.
In the Circuit Court for So Mssy's eosaty
sitting ~ Court o Equity.
No. SIS s 3.
nRDERED, this 3osh day Of Jsas lo7l.
~ that tAs sais oads sad reported - J-s
u Wilass, Tsnsess. u THE cssse. - safi-
6sa ssd e0e6snsd. sslsa essse 70 ths ess-
tsary BE- showa On o. beeose lie Iah uooAey
Of Jsiy ssx: pssviaed . e.py sf this ssae !,
be published IL the 81 Mary Dssess, oses
. week ior three soccsoGise wseks Psiss =
Ne said l,h Noadsy q Jsly
The Report stsass that he lend 81 -
Si.S7k
J. PRANK FORD. Clerk.
1pss eopy-Test:
IRA xK FORD, Clesk.
JEW &, la3t-ew.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-07-23

r MILL. MAR
A sAe very Ss.s.
kee~Am~l..-s wisA
pr. - ~ Aasis4
lsw asrxlev.
GARDINER.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-07-23
= NOTICE..

y SorEE.
10 -. Msys 0~
ne "a fansy.
ssssy.
hA day ef July.
made and reeessed
ks = nswN Trus-
ise1 aud eWesusea.
.srsry 10 sAswU
a~eAay 90 Assss
- skis erses 10
Is Assese. @s< .
ss~e wesks es;es
nay "a Asgass.
ne haA sslA -
NK FORD.
Cesk.
INK rcxv.
Chsk-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-07-23

In the Circuit Court for st Mar . county.
sitting as Cour. Of Equity.
No 500 +.
nRDERED this 9th day Of June, 1874.
~ that the ssle made and rcportsd
by Benjamin G. Harris, Trustee, in this
cause, be ratified aud confirmed. unless cause
to the contrary be shown on or before
the Ath Monday 6f July, 1874, provid.
ed . copy o! this order be inserted in
the st Mays Beaeou. once . week for
three successive y eeks prior to the said
eth Monday Of July.
The report states that the hand sold for
$500.
JFRANK FORD.
Clerk.
True e,py-Te.t: -N
.... FRANK FORD,
Cisrk.
July 3. 1o7l-Sw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-07-23
. AajLLlNE C

AIRS FANNY c. BARBER has just open
Nl ed at Mech saicsvilie . new
MiiDiWeSy end Fancy store
and engages to furnish Ladies Who may visit
her estabiishment I'll articis In her lice IL
bssiaess - chsap - tAey can - Psrehassd
elsewhere In the eoeaiy.
fhE LATEST EfYLD % LADIES' WRAR
slw.ys g bsai and IN Assrispsiess sfaasA-
icnabIo
NAKrUAAAKfx0
executed With pronPtsess and Il ss,Geaasjs
rates. 4 Ebess! patresAge b respectfully -.
iicised and no tsosbls eparsd 10 ssiisfy go.
toners.
~ -. is7s-H.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-07-23
NoTtCE.

"R hHsSy ssrwan any pesssa q psBsel
W tn ssgsoasisg, 10 any say - Q eosl
efosss, dated % or about the lsah day 81 Fsa.
rlAsy, ies1, ~ - ., Payahle 10 fseavs Osss1a
10 Johs !. Jarboe, said note having bsea psSd
JEFF. B. JAREOE,
JOHN s. JARBOE,
NiIlssone Landing, jane Z, 1874.
Juss Ia. is7%.-3ts
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-07-23
CONTINUATION NOTICE.
Sshn L Atea 6
ouhn Ahen
oss.s. T D.ss
& OebesS.

wv OSA0
& others.
In ths Circuit Court for % Mays CON.
~, sitting - Court Of RQnlty.
No pc n. i.
AkDERED. this 1osh day o. Juiy,
1874. that The sa,s mAds ord reported
b RObs q Csmhs asd Jas 3 Dowas. IRIS.
isrs, In this cause, be rats6sd sud o.aerm.
I'd, unless esose 70 the contrary bsshpu0
90 o before The End nuaday % Asg.
sat; provided copy Of this order % IN
ssstsd IN chs. q Assy's Dsscss. eaee Q
Ossk fer three saecsssive webs pStss -
lhs said 2nd Aoaday Of Aseos.
The report seAtss that shs hsd soad for
FaAKKFORp.
ErEE Clssk.
1fue eoYy-Test:
FRANK FUkD,
hrk
Js:y i6. Is7l-av.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-07-23

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% = Cssss !
avs Csesrs.6
Laeisa.asss yssr-
ssivsa - Tin Os.
% psssi~s @.
sssassa e.s ss~,.
FORD.
sssis ts~srs
<sys cssssy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-07-23
TTustee's Sale
OF A VALUABLE
LITTLE FARM
NEAR
POINT LOOKOUT.

DY virtue Of a decree Of the Circuit
ID Court for Saint Mary's county. sit
ting in Equity. pissed in n cause in
which Joseph II Milburn is Complainant
pni Rosa A Milburu, A c Tcnnission
COMMITTEE OF Thomas II Milburr) and
others are Defendants. and bearing date
Of the sob day Of June, in the year
eighteen hundred and seveaty-four. the
Ut dcrsigued. Trustee, will offer at public
aaction. from the steps Of the Hotel at
Point Lookout, on
thursday, the 3Oth day Of July,
1874,
at the hour Of 8 O'Clock, p. m. al that
tract or parcel Of laod. Of which the late
Elias Mitbssu died peissd aud possessed,
called aud known BY the name Of
POPLAR NECK,
aud eousaiping
% acres,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-07-23

A GOOD RIVERSIDE PLANTATION o. .
"A share q The -rop. fsaa4 sgFisaltssal
inpl<oeass. Be-. furnished. Finy sesss q as:s
ALLOW i6s wheat r,se eAaaa r. oss No en-
eeoDa,a II hhss. Coed ss1seae1 ysQglssa.
fno4 n. LYNCH,
0sspa MT,
q. nsry's esr II.
Jsly 81 lsI<-sL
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-07-23

CONTINUATION NOTICE.
.ovey Wheeler
& oikers.
VI.
Thorn 40 J Stone,
admir-. OF
John Haikins
l. others.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-07-23

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1x xorsU.
sass 81
sPsA&ss.
q !n..ss~ssr
~Essisy.
N. q.
% asy 90 y,,,
Re @sas 81 -
eT.s. os.isi Q.
- DssaA ~.
ssssesd ssd ess-
.As eonssssy %
nd Masasy sfAsr
% sasss ssaes =
s~ys B~se~s. saes
~.ise ~v~As Psiss .
Asxass-
sAs lad ssA fss
Ek FORD.
ci.sa.
80 FoRp.
Cssk.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-07-23
TT,estees' Sale
Of =
PATUXgir Land.

DY virtue q . deeree o. 10 Csssia
ID Court for Ssiet Nays sssssy. -.
eng - . Cost q Eqsiey. passsa 10 .
s.sss q which He'll. AikiasSs 8 Co. -
Csaplaisasss ssd PhiiiP y Wise b De-
Sesdsss. and esasiss dsas e The Cab day
q Jsa.. n IL ysse si&hse~a hsslssa
I'D -Sevesty -sess. he ssdessigssd. .
Trustees. vii o1es = psblis Sale q The
Cert Hoase. door in Lssaar5ssvn. %
Tuesday, the Itch day Of Aug.
1874,
besvecn he hssss Of IL o'clock. d. asd
4 O'elost. ?. n. the following properly.
60 cit:
One tract or parcel Of land comnouly
called aud known a
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-11-20
Change of a Public Road.

To the Honorable, the Judges Of tie Circuit Court
for montgomery County:
We, the undersigned. Grand Jurors Of the
State of Mary land for the body Of Montgomery
County, November Term, 1874, would respects
fully call the attention of the Court and,
through the Court the County Commissioners
to the Public Road leading from Rockville to
Frederick City, al the point where the Metro
politan Branch, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
runs parallel with said public road near the
residence of Chandler Keys, the railroad and
comfy road at this point are side by side for
more than quarter of a mile greatly enaaDger-
ing the lives of our citizens passing on horse
back and in convey ances 10 and from the
county seat. The County Commissioners have
been more than once petiioned to alter the
locality of this road, but from some cause have
failed to make the change. The Court, in its
charge, called our particular attention to the
public roads ofthe county, and, in our opinion,
the public convenience the security of the
lives 0: our citizens, and the preservation of
our property, demand that this change shall
be made. GEO. E. BROOKE,
Foreman 4
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-11-20

In Memoriam.

DISD, at Oak Grove. Montgomery county,
on Sabbath morning WILLIE WRIGHT, sou
of Edwin and Sarah Warieid, aged 8 years,
| month and % days
81 am going home, and you will all soon
come too Why do you wish 10 keep me
here?" These words, so comforting to the
loved ones who watched by Willie's bedside,
were uttered by him, while the Angel of
Death was lowering near to release him from
this earthly tabernacle and set the spirit free.
With our clouded vision we cannot see through
the veil which hangs between us and the spir-
it-land. but we know there is house of many
mansions, prepared for the loved aud chosen
OF God. If then the wishes and hopes of fond,
mourning hearts are founded on basis of re-
vealed truIh-on Gods word-mav not find
consolation in the thought that this cherished
son aud brother though 'abseni from the body
lis present with the Lord?" We, indeed,
mourn the loss of kindred aud friends, but
they, if united with Christ, have gained a
blissful immortality And will not those who
were bound TO Willie BY tenderest ties remem-
Der his parting words and give all diligence
to be numbered with those whose names are
written ia he Book of Life"
Then. ''God shall wipe away all tears form
their eyes; and there shall be no more death,
neither sorrow, nor crying, neither shall there
be any more pain, for the former things are
passed away" G. Z
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-11-20

Execution OF UDDERzooK On Thursday
last VIM. f. Undertook suffered the death
penalty at West Chester, Pennsylvania Pub
lie executions are prohibited by law in thai
State and the strsngling of criminal attracts
no crowd aud occasions no excitement. The
people Of West Chester pursued their usual
avocaiions, while the officers of the law per-
formed u most painful duty within the Jail
yard. There was no attempt on the part Of
the populace to look on the solemn scene from
the adjacent housetops, for the Sheriff took the
precautiou 10 erect temporary roof over the
gallows which shut out the view from all sides
Undertook conducted himself with singular
forlitude. He ate a hearty breakfast, then
shaved himself without the least nervousness.
and talked of his final departure with as much
calmness as If he were going on pleasant
journey. Although protesting firm faith in
the mercy Of God, he made no great parade Of
his religious experiences. He made the awful
leap into eternity neither denying nor confess
ing his guilt.
Although Undertook spent most of his time
in writing during the last few weeks, he has
left no literary remains, ~ search of his cell
failing to discover any OF writing either on
paper or en- the walls. His body was deliv-
cred to his father, who buried it on his place,
and watch is kept to guard the grave from in
trusion.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-11-20

THE GREAT FoUa-MILE RACE IN CALIFORNIA.
The great tour-mile-heat running race, 70;
a purse of $25 900 in gold, given by the Pacific
Jockey Club. took place in San Francisco on
Saturday. The race vas open to all horses in
the world, and the purse was the largest ever
given in the United States. First horse re-
ceived SIS, goo; second, So 600; third, So
900; and the fourth, $40 The following
horses were entered: Tha6 Stevens, Joe DAN
iels, Katie Pease, Henry, Hook Hooking, Har
wood and Alpha. On The first heat the horses
got OF we'll together. Thad Stevens led for
the the fret three miles, closely followed by
Katie Pease, who went TO the front on the last
mile and won the heat, Joe Daniels coming in
second and Thad Stevens, who WAS held in,
third, four lengths behind the winner. Alpha
WAS Withdrawn after the heat, having gone
lame 1t was also reported that Thad Stevens
WAS lame Time, 7:43t. When the bell was
rung for the second heat the pools sot at 81 90
on Katie Pease, $500 on Thad Stevens, with
Joe Daniels the third choice. This heat and
the race was won by Katie Pease Henry sec
ond. HARDWOOD third. and Thad Stevens fourth,
Hook Hooking and Joe Daniels were dstanced
and the latter is said to have broken down
The other horses barely saved their distance
Time, 1851.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-11-20
Report of the Grand Jury on the Aims
House and Jail.

To The Honorable Judges Of The Circuit Couyi
of Montgomery County:
The Grand Jurors of The State OF Maryland.
Of Montgomery County, November Term, 1874,
respectfully submit the following report:
Upon visiting the Aims House we found the
building in every department clean and com
Portable and the inmates TO be as comfortable
rs circumstances would admit.
The farm appeared TO be well managed and
very much improved by the present overseer.
We found eighteen inmates, nine whites and
nine colored and, on being questioned by us,
said they received kind and courteous treat
nent. We state that from the testimony of
several Of the Grand Jurors one Eliza Motley,
(whle, and Que Truman, (colored, man, both
inmates are in the habit of running at large
and ANNOYING the citizens TO considerable ex-
tent; and we think there ought TO be some ar
ranpements made TO have them confined to
prevent them from running at large in the
future.
We also visited the County Jail and found
the building in good and comfortable con-
dlion. The prisoners seem to be well provided
for as to comfort, &c.
The Jail appears 10 be in good and safe
condition We also found that the Sheriff has
made some very wise and necessary improve
ments as TO an additional door leading from
the main entrance to the inner cells, thereby
preventing the escape of prisoners, as was The
case very recently. and also a large and snb-
stantial stove serving to warm the entire build
ing much to the comfort of the inmates con-
fined therein. The old furnace in the basement
OF the building being entirely useless.
GEO. E. BROOKE
Foreman
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-11-20

In the safe burglary trial Tuesday, Judge
Humphreys commented with much severity on
the action of certain parties who had procured
ment witnesses, on the charge Of perjury, while
the trial in which the perjury is alleged TO have
been committed was still in progress. He said
that it WAS an unwarIantable invasion of the
privileges of the Court, and was calculated to
defeat the ends Of justice by destroying the
character of witness. Hayes was in the ju-
risdietion of this Court, and it was the proper
tribunal to pass upon his credibility or order
his arrest for perjury.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-11-20

RAILROAD MEETISe.-From the perusal Of
the proceedings Of q meeting held at Mechan-
icsville, 10 this county, a few days ago, it will
be seen that our people are waking up 10 the
necessity of more railroad facilities for our
county. Lying as we do, contiguous to the
markets Of Washington aud Baltimore, as
good as any in the country, it is important 10
our people 10 have every facility in reaching
them in the shortest time.
Within The past few years great deal more
attention has been paid 10 market gardening,
the dairy, and the raising Of fruits than for
merly, and with the facilities for reaching
market already afforded by the Metropolitan
Road, il is found 10 pay much better than the
old crops of tobacco, wheat and corn. In the
sale of the staple crops we have TO come in
competition with the rich lands of the West
where they are raised without the use Of the
expensive fertilizers necessary here; but the
products of the dairy, the orchard, and the
poultry yard, always bring enhanced prices BY
being fresh and good.
We are glad to see our people so earnest in
the work, and hope before many years we will
not only have another branch Of the b. & 0.
Railroad from Caithersburg, or some other
point in the county TO the Washington Branch,
but also road from Frederick City to Wash
ipgton. We think the day is not very far dis
tant when the immense water power OF the
Great Falls of the Potomac will be utilized, a
great manufacturing town built up there. and
=
leading TO Baltimore City. -
Every Marylander should feel pride in the
great strides TO commercial importance which
Baltimore has made in the last few years and
remember that her success is bound TO be Of
benefit 10 the whole State, and that every road
which is built will not only add 10 her wealth
and prosperity, but will be the arteries 5y
which it will be carried 10 all portions of the
State.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-11-20

The long-pending suit of the State of Mary
land against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company 10 compel the payment by the Com
pany in gold of the interest on the loan made
il by the State was finally decided in the Su-
lou of this tribunal of final resort was in favor
of the Company-lhat the interest can be le-
galy paid in ordinary currency, and that there
is no authority in the contract for compelling
payment in gold. This confirms the previous
Maryland Court of Appeals.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-11-20

BOLD THEFT OF AN EXPRESS SAFE.-CNcIN-
MATT. Nov. Is This afternoon discharged
messenger of the American Express Company,
named Monroe, visited the Office of the COM
rany and engaged a day Waterman at drawing
siraws to- cigars Al the same time two men
drove up in wagon containing a trunk. which
they handled as though very heavy, and left it
at the office. The Waterman. having lost the
cigars, went across the street to get them Du-
ring bis absence Monroe placed one of the COM
pany small safes in the trunk. and after The
Waterman had returned the men also returned
stating that the trunk had heen left at the
wrong office, and should go TO Adams express
They loaded il in a wagon and Disappeared
aud have not been seen since. Monroe soon
afterwards left and took the evening train for
indianapolis, where he was captured AT mid
night. The safe was a valuable one. destined
for Chicago, and contained large amount OF
money.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-11-20

A warrant was issued Saturday nj Peeks-
kill. n Y, for the arrest of Heamann Sum
mers, teacher of a Young ladies private school
there on account OF his having violently bitten
the ear of Miss ArminGa Mason. by way of
punishment. Summers is a young man. on
the right side of 80, with picturesque dark
mustache and side whskers and has taught in
the academy for five years He has been in the
habit. for some time, of biting cir $ cars after
scolding them. but in Miss Masou's case blood
was drawn. If demonstrated with he would
laugh and say that he would ms soon eat a
square meal of girls ears as of anything else
In most other respects he is said TO be good
teacher
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-11-20

CiRouIT CoURT. Since the close OF our report
last week, the following business has been dis
posed of in this Court;
On Saturday the Grand Jury was discharg-
ed, having completed all business before them.
Before their dismission they made q report to
the Court rs to the condition Of the Aims
House and the Jail, and in regard 10 the change
in the public road, known as the Frederick
road, near the railroad, north Of this place -
These reports will be found in full in another
column.
Lawson Davis (uegro) was found guilty of
larseny, by breaking into the Warehouse of
John b. Gassaway and stealing articles there
from; sentenced to four years and six months
n the Penitentiary.
Lawson DAVIS for laceny Of articles OF Joshua
Baxley; sentenced to two years in the Peni-
Tertiary.
Thomas Speaks for highway-robbery of
Zadoc Magruder; sentenced to ten years in
the Penitenf iary.
Edward Jardine for assault and battery; not
guilty.
Michael Carr for selling whiskey on Sunday /;
guilty, but fine not yet imposed.
r. 7. Pyles for selling liquor 10 minors not
guilty.
B. F. Walter for selling liquor 10 minors;
not guilty
In these two last cases the witness who caus-
ed The presentment to be made BY the Grand
Jury, entirely failed 10 sustain the charge
before the Court. He was reprimanded BY the
Court, and dismissed without pay for atten-
dance. 1t is a misfortune that such chaps
cannot be punished for running the county to
unnecessary expense.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-11-20

Underwood, a republican commissioner of
registration, and Cohen, clerk of ST. James
parish, Louisiana, have been arrested in New
Orleans, charged with preparing fraudulent
returns, it is supposed to take the places of re-
turns not yet received by the returning board
large number of tickets and other material
were found in their lodgings.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-11-20

A shocking case of murder and cremation is
reported from Monroe county, Missouri. A
farmer killed his wife and then burnt the re-
mains for two weeks in log fire, which
emitted horrible stencil. The ground on
which it had been built was afterwards powed
up, but on searching he detectives found hu-
man remains, and the nan was arrested.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-11-20

EXPLORATION OF CADAvERs The New York
Herald of Monday says: = Twenty barrels en-
tered as salt meat and Australian beef were
seized at Portsmouth, England, October 90.
aud in each barrel was found the corpse of a
full-grown negro. They reached England from
the United States and were intended for dis
section in London; but who sent them, and
where did the sender get them ?"