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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-01-30
LIST OF LETTERA

LIST OF LETTEk4
Remaining In tho Post q Nee ~ DJzous~n
u. r.. January %. 1874.
Conway Martin McI.in F j
Cooper Albert Moore Mr. James
Davey Asher Moore VIM II
Doyle Charles j Morse b
Fellows Hockey Ruth John
Gilleu Rev j W Sanders Samuel
Gillen Mrs w Sparks Samuel
harrington Thomas White Stephen
Hibbard FL
Held for postage:
Conrad Bubenheim. Go. l.. I'll U. s. Cavalry.
Fort Ellis. NJ. r.
J. II. TAYLOR. p N.
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an prepassd 70 cass al manner q
HORSE OasEAa1cs.
Can. y fbund = ~ res11snes a 1ousa
s3toet. Charges moderate.
Dsgsmsa, len. - ~
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-01-30

SPALNG HrLL.-The citizens Of Springville,
10 this county. have very commodious and
comfortable school houee Ia their district,
near the residences II Nessrs. Bostwick and
Decker. which Il used, also, for prcaGhlng.
They would receive ministers with q great
deal Of hospitality, and b. grati6ed to have
religious services - often - It would be con-
venient for preachers n come. We hope
this suggestion will taDch ths eye Of minis
ters. and We can assure them that they VIII
have congregation Of substantial citissns
md attentive hearers.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-01-30

Tho l1etEopo1itA0 11oeels JON
DLUN pgorsietos. corner Main aud Boseman
strsess. b Furnishing ~ patrons with ever
dslieasy q to ssasso.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-01-30

yellowstone 1p''''''' 3''l
ODELL'S HALL.
Monday Evening, Feb. 2, 1874.
EancIng at 8 O'Clock.
Proceeds 20 re used in QUILTING men who are
unable to supply themselves.
Tickets including supper, admitting lady and
gentleman. s. 90.
Payment will DO received I'm Cash, or In
Flour IT 81 50 per sack.
Tickets for sale by Executive Committee.
J. +. Bruce. N. Story.
W. l.. Perkins, II. N. Mcguire,
l.. l.. Wilson; Charles Rich.
): V. Boeert. D. H. Carpenter.
w. Cooper. 5. w. langhorne,
L. &. Burns, 5. B. Bowen.
q. L. Clark,
Executive Commitfee.
J.. v. DOGERr. Treasurer and Sec'y.
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.OATS!. FLOUR.
ELLIS Z DAVIS

e66J0 ! JAWS
Are prepared TO receive al the Flour and Oats
which may b offered In exchange for goods.
Thsy ere seeaaalst Ssoas - less than
Wo3ooo Wholesale Dsoees.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-01-30
Yellowstone Expedition.

STRASBURGER & SPERLING.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-22
BAPARrCRs OF. FOREiGN MALTA
THURsDAl jas. %.


PymoGtu CheDOlg AMI iaubry b 't',1shb
$50 Suppem-rtlrf Aa - closed a. As
Po,tOfce At n. Steamship sails Il IRON pier Dos %
Thir-Bt. HoboEeD.
Havana direct BY the steamship 'iu OF f1f'n' TO-
Supplementary Mail ~ closed 20 The Pofohcs [" z'ts
D 10 steamship sails at ) D. u. non Ter 10 ) ~ X
FRIDAY. JAS, %
Mails Thomas Brni tue Argentine Repablc West nie
etc by steamship Merrmacs close at D. n Slppn ep.v
Mail close posOhee 2lj p steamship sails al 3f
TO-. from Per No 43, n. H.
Mar, r Esw.ounilna New YORK Pootce sreu is
o. N. Hslier
isI At p. N. and aces via Boston
SATURDAY. Jas "a
Britain AMI ireland va Queenstown and Liverpool
Airst close 1880 No Supplementary Sns
Steamship sails 10 from White star DOck. PisoniA FefJ
]crseV
Southsmpton aud Bremen the einssp
u NJ Supplementary NAL Is closed ~ ne 10y
30 Steamship sails at ton the foot Of iAas@s
Hoboken.
aud PassiR closed Mai Is sens pV the He a..
Mai direct Brest Hsrre DF the steamnv
Psrsre. 1880 n. Steamship salts st 10 NJ ron fs
No. 30 ". -
K.v wesI ey Cyie close At H. s'',n'hp
s,ils al from Pier No - East River.
SUNDAY. Jas. %.
Al Mol, atl O'Clock The to'totce is ope0 fr's "
To- Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-22
CHIMINAL NOrES.

MARITIME Sacco. charged with selling unstamped
cigars committed Yesterday by Commissioner sheds 10 await te
Of the Grand Jury.
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday be-
fore Jn's oi,:'ogpT !,5es .,Tg, o. no 2o t5
bail eh,sed 9th h,yns broken ioo the oras No Avenue
s s ss5 "' '' ANY ''"''' ''''
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday.
rs.d charged vita eag e4nya, truc cover Valued at $50 on
eymaa q 40 3ss hai'on't Tie property Onl
Of the accused lie led 70 answer John R,n
$3.50
At the Harlem Police Court. yesterday Michael
Kane sni william H. M4aiOI arssns charge
disturbance pors places dar9s e election on Tues,
the Inni for three months deau Of $500 bail
attempting Illegal ballot Charles lins. uiNsd
$500 bail charge Of stealing $50 10 money
quantity OF wearing apparel from Robert Elliot
Victor Post of No. 81 fIarrson-st, James McI.augh-
lin a Me.. aud william Heel1.19 Of No. %i h'rnoa-s ssrs
Toms' Police Court charged wa hang 1,,,ai Da s9sf. Of
No LIZ , s Sss sa1 ~ 5 n s On &
No. rs vaadevseT committed on TOE complain! Of Geee
ing 81 from Manning Of No s72 Pesrsl
charged suIv.n Of No 81 With ssng 81
pocket The prisoner committed
The Grand Jury of the Court of General Sessions
VA %D.a. yTa cha. Jas. 81 49, t2@ %, o5 &
which he said that She oath h had k.n sufficiently
keep proeeedns, and told them that ride
70 oo S ever .n s moS,o, @ oa n
that had shortly erward been publ bed IN
tons laws against lotteries. the 1naTa ,c1 OF lottery
the th by
public demanding charging receiving Illegal fees
ecton law Violations she law tempeaIce
regulate liquors. snd the UoAOp Of the
prevent s~ndng steamboats, semh and other
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday, before
Judge Rollins appearing for the
people John Coaners jointly indicted with John CRAY e g Nih
stealing 81 TO- jan o. the OF Cagn&mh OF No 81
L. the George Gross charged Hih break
Mehe MoscowiiE No 50 Ne,et
acquitted August WageRfr for the accused
joha Goas, sh,igd Nth :'fsHs 30 cH o. Dee = from rom
Na,su. the State Prison for "a Edmond P1o'
Rooms charged With breaking ao ,hs liquor
Of William Rooms at No. lO5 lhathamst Zee 70
stque James Oliver for the accused Catherine schs eesd
West Forty acquitted; John o Mott for the aoeas.i
Pleas guilty the oovuE cases: James Mitchell
stealing Dec 6 from the Of Fanh Shooe Of No
90 C.pa, was Prison FOL = Mary Dn
for sts.Inr borss cigars worth $50 Dee 49, from Edward
Re Of No EasiN sent TO the Penenisy for
mons Niche she Pcnitena for ronih
for ceiling poey tekes Dec IL AZ No ~ hoa'h M
Precinct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-22
SCHEMES OF REVENUE REFORM.

REPORT THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE OF THE M
PORTERs' AND GROCERs' BOARD OF TRADE sUG
GEsTING AMENDMENTS TO TIE REVENUE LAWS.
A special meeting of the Importers and
rocers Board OF Trade held yesterday afternoon
20 receive the report OF the Committee ON Trade Stas
ties and Publications, relative TO proposed changes IN
the Revenue and Collection laws, unoer the act ap
proved June q, 1866 VIM A. Booth who was in the
chair said that the Committee had been in session for
SIX weeks preparing their report, which they had
spent days and nights Of careful labor The result
would be found highly creditabe TO the members OF the
Committee The report full consists Of the draft
made by the Commissioners appointed 70 revise the
Revenue laws, with the Committees amendments
marked therein. Tho following report. giving the sub
stance of the results OF their work. was Submitted By
the Committee and read by the Secretary
Tue Committee Trade and Statistics have the honor
TO submit III the revision herewith their corrections aud
modification OF the COMMISSIONER draft of United
States Revenue and Collection laws After careful
labor making the necessary examination OF laws &C..
your Committee beg TO offer the result OF their
in the hope that IT may meet with your approval and
throughout has been 10 simplify the laws in order
prevent unnecessary delays and vexatious litigation.
neouepces so far as possible the Government we'll
tue honest importer whose interests III TINS matter they
regard As Identical Some OF the more important
changes 70 be found In the revision are as follows
Government 10 lie responsible Tor al merchandise
warehouse hre labor storage and Ordinary leakage
w&ssge excepted Bonds NO longer TO be required ON
goods In thc custody OF the Government, nor when
duties paid before delivery Of such goo9s from yes
sels &c and the person Withdrawing such goods IRON
warehouses; 70 held liable, with the goods for the
duties and not the original owner or importer Dut
bn goods spoiled damaged and unit for use or con
mmpton may be destroyed by order VI the Collector,
and Tie duties remitted Merchandise may De kept ia
bonded warehouses for three years from dae OF entry
without incurrlng additional duty. Audrawbacfs 10 DC
paid cash. without the retention of one or ten per
centum the amount, az present required All ices
OF whatever character imposed under e1sting law ia
connection WITH the entry and delivering OF e1pogtston
Of merchandise, W be abolished.
All weighers and gzugers fees or charges to be made
only on suob goods a actually weighed or gagged
tor export.
All matters pertaining 10 valuation OF merchandise W
ia referred Chief Appraiser ~ porte whore such
fcer exists instead OF tho Collector or Naval Oneer
TO repeal all laws which allow Custom oineen or otner
fsss Ac &C. and substitute suitable salaries IN lieu OF
other enumeration In all cases where uDdery&ust0n
i. .llssed by tho APPRAISERS, tho Consul who certified
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-22
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF yEw-YoRK............


Steamship Victoria DBL Monroe las.os Henderson Brc
steamship Mediator smith Norfolk Loullard steamship 20
Ste1msh NaccdSnl tBr Laird GlasgOs, Henderson Bros
Stesr,hip City OF Dsla, hnes. New Orleans IL ha.0E
ship CITY Sparta DEB Anderson Liverpool Henderson pi0e
Bark bnna T. secor (Br) Moore Baenos Ayr-s heney 80
But PsGlies Mend tSO) johnson Queenstown for sds"
bocsmNna. ~ "a, "A
B,i Helene (Sorl Abr.h,ms, Queenstown for Orers Tess
BocEmsnu
B,l James T. Ward Lesgsng. Havana James 4. WsN Co.
BARI T. X. Weldon, Cosoa. MstAnss nc Jsmes MEa
Barb Farewell tJefl Newman Rotterdam. Jacob W SshM
Birt VineeuSo us-+I hinao 9aesos'o"a Tor orders '
si Besns del Gin tAasl Tous'so PsDarh Rods s'''1
Bark Gern,ai, (POrt) HeBressea BRISTOL EAs, K M'1"
SoIA
Dns C,u, tAus, soc Queenstown orders slOse,es -
Bng Charlotte whittsmorr, Csrienss Cabs Miller hoSss"
Brs John ssan sIQat Mstassa.. Hand s~aa c,.n. FL
BIZ I. r. Dolssa Dbl boes L~ans AID r'f~ '''
ESSHsssS ,u
Bns l.. Nckerson OBI, KEkp.srei. Bndseosn bsf~sS
Georgetown psnersra u. r. De WohS 20
BnG Christine (DshD sehmer. Nsplss Tetens Boeins''
SER C,rrs A. Bentley fshenturE. Csbaries sAHeha W.
seG. IIortsrs1 s.silh. Bermuda, Dwsa's Pls,t
sehr. E SANFORD ptss o.l ,.. x n ss.tpSs
schr so.e CaksH fitzgerald Chssvs w. y.ssoa So q
sehI Mabel Thomas Randall Csrj<tss Bebtey, Gksrsssw
schn Heather. ADKINS, 0cnseGOS JsS w Essns 70
schr Tabbs HslsAh, Dill Nex.Lobdds Perlusoo Wss~
scar Flying Arrow Hammond. Baltimore W Nhsnen
s.hr. A. H. Lennon, cray, BAnBore W. III. CAainers -.
soar ssle Barton Bare, STANFORD Stamford Nsssass
B.rge James CotIaghas, CetiEshsm, Neshsvea
steamship Idaho (BLl Moore, LserPoor JsA = ui Sse'
9ih ,sdse and pass o william duea -,
steamship Grsee 18th Thomas Liverpool jan and 0ss
Sth sth lds, and psss 70 y. W. J. hurst MA
SsesAsap Oy u msroo sherwoss Vera Crus jan " va
ls.A lnds add Dc ~ Alesssdo / Sons
stls tAss~ g~sAA kGisss. Lssass " len . sA'sA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-22
THE COURTS.
A GRAND JURY's REPORT OF ITs WORK
The Grand Jury of the Court Of Oyer ana

A GRAND JURf'S REPORT Or I'D "V""
The Grand Jury of the Court Of Oyer and
Terminer concluded their. labors yesterday morning.
Upon handing their presentroent to Judge Brady ne
thanked them for their services. The presontment
showed he said, that they had been well employed lie
was glad that their visits to the public institutions mao
proved satisfactory, doubts had been expressed az 10
whether they proper condition. and approved
their sugge that all persons discharged from tho
Island should be employed In the presenment the Grand
Jury through foreman. Abraham Lent stated that
they had visited the various INSTITUTIONS on
BlackwelIs Island. At the Lunatio Asylum they
found that magic lantern exhibitions aud theatfloAs
ware given for the amusement OF the patients, WHOM
they deemed a very beneficial recreation aud recon
mepded the adoption Of that plan in other institutions
They also visited Bellevue Hospital which they iouhd
we'll and thoroughly clean The patients re-
celyed good attendance, and the corps OF nurses
we're very efficient They suggested that some lnethOu
sboud be devised by which the prisoners discharged
from the Island should DO employed, or taken care o
mill they could obtain employment. On Jan 10 tue
Grand Jnry passed a resolution, based upon iniorna
lion which had reached them 30 the effect that Tue
sugar refuers OF the city IN the habit OF constantly
using delcterous substances in putting up theii suP
instructng the Board OF Health To Investigate tue mat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-22

mns asking explanation before the per cent penalty
where it can be clearly shown that Intention 70 de-
fraud the revenue existed Forfeiture Of vessels should
not be permitted for violation OF the Revenue laws pu
suitabetnes he substituted when 1t cannot be shown
that those IN charge or control Of the We All
laws which allow the officers OF the Government 20 com
promise claims for duties due to entries OF merchahuso
In order possible the adoption as law OF az
least part OF these, which your committee may 99
recommend that suitable person be duly authorized by
this Board TO represent 1t before the proper
contained in the revision Also that the President OF
this Board be requested to forward copies VI n ,he
reoed draft TO the President OF the SenaIc ana tnc
Speaker OF the House OF Reprcse ntatve 20 be laid be-
fore their respective bodies ana referred 70 tue JUN
Committee on the Revision Of the Laws
J. AUG HEWLETT, For the Committee.
e. T. GOsThSHOfER, =
Nj Hewlett called attention to some contradictions
aud which still remained IN the Commits
sioners draft and which they had attempted TO remove
said that much for the interest OF importers
as OF the Government that frauds the revenue should
he prevented No honestsmporter could compete with
a dishonest one The draft had, therefore. been so
amended as TO insure the prevention of fraud rs much
as possible.
motion to print the report and circulate II among
tine and that action be deferred until the next
meeting was lost on the ground that the matter should
brought to the attention of the committees as soon as
pssc ana the report as presented by the Committee
adopted.
Mr. Turnure offered a resolution, which adopted
thanking Mr.. Hopper for valuable aid given the Com
mtee the revision Of the revenue laws and authorn
him to represent Board before the Committees OF
Congress furherance Of the objects sought to no OBJ
tanned Mr.. Turnure offered resolution which was
adopted, reafflrmng resolution of their own body
passed Feb 9. 1873 and approving resolution adopted
by the National Board Of Trade at its session IN Chicago
October last the effect that the repeal OF the Bank
upoy act would be regarded as a national calamity.
but that it should be 50 amended free 1t from its
Igescnt Objectionable features.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-22
DECI8lON8-JAs. 81

Superior Cowt-SpecdI Term - By Chief Justice
elliot AT auMotiou DENIED Hawkins Knrs
-Reeynoe onsed foes sg Whe-Ordef for judy
ax ACT. Hsn-order granted
Supreme Court hambers--Bv Judge Lawrence
Muller AIT Fender -Alloxasce granted Higgins a OConne
jsrsser as Paeke asus agL huss -Aenorssdan. srlo.
AIT Drew Continental Natoas Bank Richards Lehman as
Hoppe Mover Ei.s oblnson Bs,iov s,i Jones
sehaster Noeus.nouoas In the Goud
wn discharged prisoner rassdd DartSw kc sst
denied Blank sst BAni-Repou eonhrnoi jaymen
granted Hoorook agt his-Mouon With 80
Nanhsll axL Jorisn, ke.-Aemorsndum
Marine Cosrt-CAdmbers-ByJ Judge Joachimsen.-
Storey aSt CrooksMoton <rased - to STA and denied
residue
BY ChsfJusses Shea -Msos oS ts spva W. sssIs ~
aisS suhsSl evsu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-22
PASSENGERS NIILEO.

FOR LlvERPOOI-In sD1n'h.p RHssI1. Jaa. 2l-Ns - hg
NJ Gsli1 Mr. q ". Ro'onied eIGoy Lubboef VI, ~
bert MertEbsher Bryce Col ". r. holeT Mrs MAY MI
Aus.n and Mrs " Painter, Miss L. Painter Master PainM
drs \ s. L,thop nnt snt maid Mr. g. Atkins, Mr. w. VS.
line Mr. s. N.torp W. v. Yard ". Deyne MI aud hT husses
J. Morrow Son, EDWARD Hunt james teIinie 4 NJ We
H. Hnsklc. O. W HASKELL, T. " hsEs ~
AklaLd A. Wssh Henry b. Livingston. Mss Ohsnney NJ
Nancy Charles A HunteY, NJ j. Lally. b. Altman E-n
r Mrs Eben Miss aud niece Mr. Cochran
Levy. j. ssple., w L.ihrop " Leeeh koos sntSf
Henry Francis Fred ". sample y H. Ewing Mr. aud Mrs JOIN fa
ynon Mr. r. " Boles NJ Ellis Ar an Ms chaplin M r. 'ssS
Iahs., X. K Hunter, l.. J. Watson Jas Middleton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-22
GOVERNHENT EXPENDITURES,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2l-The following is
statement showing amounts expended by the United
States various public works OF tho Government
each state and Territory OF the Union from June
80 1865 June 1879 together with the expenditures
OF tho United States Ia aid OF the construction OF canals
railroads, and wagon roads from 1889 tols7S:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-22
P4SSENGERS ARRTVED.

FROM LIyBRPooL-Ia steamship Grrooe Jan 2l-Mr .
AMI d.aghter Rsn,e Mr.. Tscvor Futon hir
hill Choe,,o L. Loeslsr I. 4. Corn~eu g. Msfelahd -
Canton. Mss G. GuntoB ". ColtArt. ,,.-
FROM LIVERPOOL-fn seor'shp Idaho jan 2l-tspt A's~
son Albert Davis, David DAVIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-22
MiNIArIRR ALMANAC

7:l9 ses..... 5O1 Moon se's''''iV~
DAl-As
candy Hoes .O3 :l3 Hell Gate Ferry lo8
DAY.
Sandy Ioot Cows I,lsDd. 600 Hell Gate fen! '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-22


Phhp
FIsa-i Vaught anil reynz stolen goods Fredr ek
eek Dsy Logan John eIry Crsnston 'hir- tur
rand rrenv Tuomas Om the Charles S'"s
per petit arceay. - ,,r.,.., ,.,,ea..
orsK AND TERsNKR-BnADr, JThones Mqlhollsnd h""'e'
Aruo' two csses liyssf' a. O..
Jau u - ne
n ,uoes dsy calendar p: Nos 81 - 81 - = 1S ~
Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-22

Rouse then proceeded 10 the CONSIDERATION OF the
west virginia contested election the question DO
lug, which OF the two elections held different da
and resulting differently the legal and valid
After discussion aud without any action the question
went over TIL tomorrow.
Mr.. cox dem, n " presented . memorial Of L. 9.
Janray Co.. Lawson Bros and IS other importers of
Newfork CITY. representing tdO00Oooo0 OF invested
mercantile capital praying for repeal OF the high rates
VI duty IN real and hand made lace. to prevent snug
Cling and TO Increase tho 1t shows that
rates varying from IS to 50 per cent immense In
ducements TO fraud and smuggling and that trade IL
being Lost TO honest principals that tho bulk Of the
article bears but small proportion ~ il value, and
easily concealed the person aud In trunks duty OF
10 por cent would greatly prevent the Injurious
and dem0raliEDg practice Of smuggling.
The House then ~ Elk took rsQess TIL 100.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-22
CAIENDAN-rHn OAR.

suynsu. couxs-GsxssAL rsn~-Dsu.. Gu j.; DAsnrS ~
BsADr j.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-12-12

TIME undersigned having settled in the
u Orphans Court an account Of the Per-
sonal Estate Of George Grouse, late Of Carroll
county, deceased, and aseertained the balance
In their hands for distribution according TO
law among the creditors Of said deceased,
hereby give notice TO said creditors 70 file
their claims against said deceased, legally
authenticated, with the Register Of Wills or
Carroll county, on or before the 18th day Of
December instant, preparatory TO distribe-
ton of the assets Of said Personal Estate, 10
be made amongst said creditors, under the
direction Of the Orphans Court Of Carroll
county on the 9th day Of January, 1875; after
which said last date the undersigned will be
prepared TO pay each Of said creditors their
respective dividends according TO said dstri-
button. at the Office Of the Register Of Wills
for Carroll county, in Westminster, Nd,
when and where they will please call in per-
son, or by Attorney, TO received the same.
EDWIN H. GROUSE,
GEORGE A. GROUSE,
dec Dat Executors.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-12-12

The TALLAPoosA REPAIRS AT BAn,
MoRE-Some of the New York newspaS
pers have been criticising what the New
York Sun calls 'the dubious transaction y
Of repairing the government steamer Tai
lapoosa, which is being done at Baltimore,
where she was sent at the instance of
Hon. Stevenson Archer, Of Maryland,
member of the House naval committee.
The Tallapoosa was sent to Baltimore after
the panic last fall year ago, in view Of the
number Maryland mechanics then out Of
work The vessel came here Feb. %, 1874.
On the LIST of June she was taken on the
screw dock, torn down to her pauking,
the hull rebuilt and heightened, one Of
her sterns cut oil, (she was double ender, }
and elliptic stern substituted. She was
launched September l and taken to Mails
ter Il Donnel's yard, where Mr.. Booze,
shipbuilder is doing the joiner's work and
Master Il Donnell the machinery. She
was rotted in most of her timbers, but
wherever any were found sound they have
been worked in. Her old boilers were
condemned, and others that were built by
Wells, of this city, during the war, and
sent to Washington navy-yard, have been
returned here and put in her. Two fresh
water condensers and all her copper were
sent here from Washington. Her old
engines have been overhauled and put in,
and every piece of iron not condemned is
being used Not more than eighty men
| In all dan, ,nanfa ara anu,lo,,oI oil Al -,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-12-12
Notice to Creditors.

YNHlS is to give notice, that the subscribers,
Il of Carroll county, hath obtained from
the Orphans Court of Carroll county, in Ma.
ryland, letters testamentary on the Personal
Estate of
DAVID killer,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are here.
by warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated to the
subscriber, on or before the 9th day of April,
next; they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate, Those indebt-
ed are requested to make immediate payments
Given under my hand this oath day Of No
vember, A. d. 1874.
ISAAC killer,
JACOB killer,
nov 28-4t Executors.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-12-12

The men killed by the explosion of a
pneumatic cylinder at Fall River, Mass.
on Friday, were Charles Cellworth and
Timothy Haley, of Levenworth, Kansas,
and Jeremiah Grant, of Fall River. John
Quigley, of Fall River, who was fatally in-
jured, died on Saturday. Henry Swift,
of Somerset, though severely injured, viii
probably recover. As the tensile strength
of the cylinder at the point where it gave
way was estimated to be eight times the
strain upon it, the cause Of the explosion
is mystery.