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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-07-17
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rTaTE OF VERMONT CALEDONIA DISTRICT, SIS.
- In Probate Court, holden at the Probate ofice
in st Johnsbury the ID day of July 4; ID. ~. -.
John W. Lewis, executor of the lhst VIII anu icH
lament of Roswell C. Vaughn. late of st. Iohnshu-
nv in said district deceased, makes application to
said court for license to sell the whole OF the real
of said deceased except the widow right OF
Homestead therein representing that said sale IS
necessary for the payment of the debts "f san de-
ceased and charges of administration.
Whercupon il is ordered by said court ina, sai'i
application come under consideration and he heard
on the 18th day of July, \. ID. ISL. at the Probate
Office i'll St Johnsbury. And II is iurihtr orhciru
that all persons Interested be notified hereof by
publication of notice of said application and order
thereon three weeks successfully in the Caledonan
a ncwsnapcr published at st. J0hnsbury, previous
TO said time appointed for hearing, that they may
appear at said time and place and if they see cause,
object thereto.
BY the Court, Attest,
HENRY FRENCH, Register.
4 true copy of Record Attest,
$3.50 HENRY FRENCH, Register.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-07-17
E.fnr Sale.
House and Personal Property for Sale.

The subscriber being about to leave the place
offers HIS HOUSE on South Park for saie;
The house is two stories high, with ell. ana soou
barn; the house is in good repair, is lighted win
ras has bathing rooms and other modern improve
mcnts Also one open, light buggy wager brat
tleboro make could be used for light express one
six years old horse, one new Miller sleEn' ["uoS
etc Terms satisfactory. WM. III. NELSON.
=, IhI,r,- NJ .if 1874 o2tf
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-07-17

A Cincinnati reporter says that there
is something grand in Il pair of runaway
horses, but we believe that IL good deal
depends on whether Il man is on IL fence
or trying to- climb over the end board
of the wagon
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-07-17
Farm for Sale +!

| offer for sale my farm situated one-haii mile
from West Barnet. Said farm consists of I'D acres,
divided into tillagc wood and pasturagc, has an
excellent sugar orchard, and ais" lar"" irui or
clard has good buildings and is a desirable place
for any one. THOMAS r. Moonr]'
Mi barnet VI lime 70 Is7i 21-s2+
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-07-17
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN parz.,r7
IL. II. EDDY.
SO ICITO OF I,r

F"r Inr""'"ns Tradc uort. ,, ,,
NO "' Stat" Street, opposite Kill. ~.
Mass. '' N'i'.' a.r
Ai''r an extensive practice of r,r.,.
Years COM llill'S 10 secure Ia,,rf, . '...
STATES also III Great britain Irl, .....
cl4h countries. Caveats. Sur,It,,.,. .'H.
l@nn"niS, and all papers or draw ."....
executed on llhcrI terms and v5rI '' |..,..-
searches made mt" American, CO.. r.. ''''' ..
determine the validity utIlir, ot ~, .".- .
V"niI"ns-and legal ~ other :tili,' ,"'i'. Off,.
matters touching TN, same, Cul,I,.- 90, '.
any patent furnished Ly O., i,ifi., .. .h.a.
mcn1s recorded nj Washington, Ed. $751;.
IEHTIMuNIAl~
Il regard Mr.. Eddy a. one Of tl.. ,
ana capable practitioners with ,,L.. '''.'
"n''lil intercourse. tllAS MASON
'"mmi-ua,.,. OF Pee
have n" hesitation in assurIu. ,.-., '...'-
lhcN cannot employ a person rlnI,. ,,.,..
Trustworthy and NOR" cIIahr, nt o., !.
Applications III 4 form /" ~,crrr,. f,,r r! ...
and iHv"rlhl' consider ration 81 tl,. r,.. .. '..
EDMUND BURKE Late Comm. ''
tents. b.
Mr.. Il. II. Eddy has mn,l, ion r,,. r.....
on all but one al which patent I.,,..... ....
and that Is nov p"ndii... ~r.L .. ....
pr""f of great Talent aud :thilir. ,.,.r
me I" recommend all invocation. leo ...... .,-
procure their patents ~ the, r.r, E.
In@ the most faithful attention L....,.. '.
cls''s and AT very reasonable, ,iGI...
I;"st"n, Jan. /. l-.l-lN. lions .r.,.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-07-17
Desirable Place For Sale

Having left town the subscriber offers for sale
his place situated one half mile west al FAIRBANKS
village. Said place consists of Il new dwcln"
hous,. and barn and about ten acres of land. Kun
ming water To house and barn. Ii is II desirable
place for any wishin" little land near the vii
lagc. For particulars. enquire of ALERT LAW
RENEE near the premises or of
GEO. n. SMITH,
West E,irI,, VI I9tf
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House for Sale !

The House. situated on Portland Street is new
twn-story building well finished. and is supplied
with water from a good spring on til" premises Is
fitted for two tcncmcnts. Terms easy. Apply on
the premises. 2Gu WM SiANhS.
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Commencing Monday. April IL. iS;1.
TRAINS MOVING south
Leave Winchcnd"n mt 40 A. NJ. M. "
4:2U T.. NJ. AI1iNr at Worcester ~ nIl s " .
NJ. 80 T. VI.
TRAINS MOVING NORTH
Leave Worcester AT ION h NJ. I..iUI ~
L. NJ. G:I0 L. VI. Arrive ut Wiuchrud.u It
\. NJ. - l.. NJ. -.lI i. NJ.
Passengers for Providence. lr:INin. II q. .f.-..-
nj 9.I2 y. Nj. arrive at Worcester 800 ..ut 81
and leave Worcester at Giu T. VI. iur t'r... ......
Trains to- and from Winrhcudnu al-,,,..rI,.|
Express AMI way trains ON E"~tHn - i...n.
Norwich y Worcester for En-tuu N.fs..
Springfield also for New York luI N.r...
Springfield. |. y. ltl~~ ~..'
II If
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-07-17

S'TATE OF VERMONT CAIEpoNIA DISTRICT. -.
- In Irulmtc Court held at the Probate" Office IN
st J"rnsbury, within and for SAID District. "n the
,@th day of june, \. II. 1s1I.
An instrument purporting I" II" th" last W III and
Testament of Jeremiah =. SI:is late al 81. Johns
bury i'll said district deceased, brn. presented I"
Court 10y John NJ Hancock, the executor therein
named inI Probate:
II is ordered 10y said Court, that all persons con
Ctrnrd therein IL. notified t" apl':I ut session "i
said ComIt o h,. held the I'r"hitr Office in 81
.I"hnshury the 18th day of July. 4 II. ~. and
show cause il any they may have. against the pro
:ii, of said will for which purI"~r il - further
ordered that copy of the record of This order IL"
published three weeks ~Irc,s,iNclN in the tal'd"
MAN, printed At 81. .I"hm,bmrN previous I" sand
time appointed for hearing.
l;N TN" Court. Attest,
HENRY FRENCH REGISTER
\ true copy OF Record ttr,st.
- ~ HENRY FRENCH Register
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-07-17
JANE LAUGHLIN'S ESTATE.

MARY JANE LAUGIlLINS ESTATE.
wi STATE OF VERMONT, CALEDONIA DISTRICT 50.
In Probatc Court held at the Probate Oice IN
St bloomsbury. in said district, on the 81 day "i
July. \. u. 1874.
Alexander Il. Pringlc, administrator of the estate
of Mary Jane Laughlin. late of Ry"@atr, III sad
district, deceased, presents his administration
account fnr examination and allowance" ami makes
application for decree of distribution and PARTITION
OF the estate of said deceased.
WhcrrnIou, il is ordered by said court. that said
account and said application he referred Il" session
of said court to be- held at til" probate office III
St .Johnsbury the 10Th day of July, y. ID. 1871.
for hearing aud decision thereon: And II ~ further
ordered that notice hereof he given Ia all persons
Interested 10y publication of the same three wee rs
successfully in the CHlrdonian, Il newspaper pub
IislcL 81. .IoluISbury previous T." said tim" tl'
pointed for hearing, that they may appear at sud
lime and place, and show c:ins", if any they may
have why said account should not br allowed and
such decree made.
By the Court, Attest,
HENRY FRENCH Register.
4 true copy of rccurd-Att,.st
$40 HENRY FRENCH, REGISTER.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-07-17

offer my place for sale, situated On Central
street corner of Spring. The buildings i'll thor
"u@h repair and the pac" is central, pleasant and
every way desirable
\ portion of the purchase money can remain on
mortgage. 9Stt j. l.. Mc'bRMlt n.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-07-17
House and Land for Sale !!

The subscriber desiring 10 20 south will sell at Il
bargain his place, consisting of a new Hons" and
Barn. with fifteen of Land, situated one half
mile Nam the. Village. of West Concord on the road
leading 10 Concord Corner. Never iailin" water
runnn" +" buildings For further particulars
address ". W. OSt;ODD, West Concord. Vt
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-07-17
Selecting Fowls.

Whatever variety of fowl you select.
make sure that the fowls upon which
N"u depend for egg lalin" are Young
while those for which You intend to
procure eggs for Matching. are mature.
The eggs from Young pullrt< never
produce as large and Vigorous chickens
aS those from hens two or three Years
old, and consequently, if every Ncar
You Kill off ali the old fowls. and pick
up at hnp-hazard the e""S intended for
hatrhn%, Your poultry will soon run
down and become feeble. unhealthy
and umproductivc. But At the same
time. these old fowls lay but few eggs.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-07-17

As plants will grow much more rapid
ly if we'll supplied with manure in u
liquid form. we advise all of nur read
crS To prepare Il barrel or ca>k of it,
and sink II i'll Il convenient spot where
il can he used to the best advantage.
Put half Il peek of charcoal at the bot
tom of the barrel and then fill it with
h"ISc or cow manure (the former is the
bcSt,) adding enough water to ill She
barrel. Apply il to the plants twice Il
week after the sun has set, king care
that it does not fall upon the leaves or
branches of the plants. dig it lis with
Il fork, and in Il little while you will
see how eilicacioIiS it is for plant growth.
As the water IL used up, fill in more.
and in three OF four weeks turn ont the
manure, spreading it around the roots
of roses and %er;IniumS to act as a
mulch, and refill the barrel with il new
supply. If horse Cr COW manure can
not he readily obtained, put three al
four pounds of guano int" Il barrel
holding tlirty-+wo gallons. and let it
stand for week before using. stirring
il daily. Hen manure san he used if
desired, taking two pounds to ten gal
Ions of water. Nc~ EngIond Farmer.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-07-17
FARM FOR SALE

Within on. half mill. of Pracham II"llnw
fourth mile al Sch"" House, and ON" fourth
mil, "f Academy and Church. Contains about lIn
acres abundance, of w""d and timber. IInt.
water at house. barn and pastures. HOUSE, and
shed we'll built. kl-n ; ~ lot al moving. pas
fuT,. and timber land mile from said farm, all
on a road that never drifts. From ir:Irllm Hollow
To- Barnet T. ". CLARK.
I',acham. Vt. Jan ~ - IOltf
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Ten Per Gent. Ret.

III" IOWA LOAN and IN - 1nUrlEI
Dro M"in">. iowa.
invests money for Eastern rrr,, B. lt t,..t..
Interest. net, payable semi auuu.iI. ., ...
cal National Bank. New York tH ..... -...
on improved i;'H Estate. and The. ,.'I..r..-
pHHr0Ui,'d lay the tnmI,IuN- I,ul.r. .....
J.Iis''. Full abstract ct iitt, ,..... -
Murt@H-'. N"-. Ontd.. direct &" |, 49,. .... ..
"n completion. NrV York rud &.. I....
,r,rri.~ aud fall information -,nl.,
SAM ~ MERRILL. date G"N.lu.i OF I....
! A.. T.. iINETWEIl- S,c.N. IL NOM
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-07-17

9 In the English burial service the
words dust and ashes are supposed to
he SYNONYMOUS. But il severe scholar
ship distinguishes them. Upon his first
visit to England. Mr.. Sumner WAS one
day ut breakfast with Il pleasant party
at Walter Savage Lan,lor's. The host
turned to Mr.. Sumner and asked him
why General Washington WAS not bur
led under the Capitol i'll the city that
bears his name. Mr.. Sumner answered
him. and ended 10y saying. And 50 his
ashes rest ut Mount Vernon" "Ashes ,
ashes Numbered Landor: Il am sur
priscd to hear Il scholar Use such Il word
under the circumstances. Do you mean
to say. Mr. Sumner, that General Wash
ington's body was burned ?" MIR. Sum
ner instantly, and with equal spirit,
replied, .Mr Landor, when | read in
the famous verse of great and schol-
arly English poet,
Fen III ashes live their wont-d fires,
am to understand that Gray refers to
some process of cremation among Your
English forefathers Geo. W. Curtis.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-07-17

II YOU will rive call "" will show N"u avery
PHEASANT star and : small assortment 81 new
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Desirable Place For Sale.

West Fairlcc. VI
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House for Sale or TenemertS
to Rent.

';""d maple w"",l and hay t"r sale by
THOS. WARD.
Please leave orders Al Daniels. Sylvester n Go.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-10

AN OUTRAGEOUS SHOOTING AFFAIR ON
CRIPPLE CREEK.-We are sorry to learn that
MIR. Brown Seagle, of Cripple creek, was
shot and dangerously wounded on Sunday
last by q trifling character named John Ho-
back. The shooting was done under circum-
stances as unprovOked, unjustifable, and
malicious as we have ever heard of. 1t
seems that son of Hoback was in the
orchard of Mr.. Seagle getting apples, when
Mr.. Seagle ordered him of, using some such
expression as 'Those are my apples; get
out of my orchard, you thieving little
rascal" The boy went home and reported
this language to his father, whereupon Ho-
back seized his pistol, and, though appealed to
by his wife not to pursue such course, went
off to Mr.. Seagle's, and meeting that gentle.
man ia his yard, with child in his arms,
deliberately fired at him. The ball fortu-
nately struck the lower part of the body, en-
tering the thigh, and was cut out at the rear
part of the hip. Hoback Immediately fed,
and though some eighteen or twenty of the
neighbors have been in pursuit OF him he
has not yet been apprebended. At first it
was thought that Seagle's wound would
prove fatal, but we are glad to learn that the
doctor who attended Mr.. s. does not con.
slider it so. Seagle is one of tue most quiet,
law-abiding, and inotfensiye men in the coun.
ty, and the ruthless and unproyoked man
ner in which he was shot has caused much
excitement and indignation in the neighbor.
hood. 1t is to be hoped that Hoback will be
caught and made to suffer the penalty of bis
crime WytheuiHe Enterprise.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-10

PORT oER1oHMOND. OcropEE 5, 1874.


ABErvED.t e q
AZ, steamer Shirley, Trayers, Baltimore, merchaR
disc and passengers, L. b. Tatur1. agent. Il
schooner j. q. MARVEL, Johnson, Philaasiphia
corr. Galleg0 Mills "a
5 Schooner Milton, Applegartt, Z Norfolk Scrip.
1roa. ~. u. johnson. -
Schooner Ashland, Mitchell, Jaass river 10 load
coal for baltimore. &
sloop Ruth Ritchest, Hampton bar, oysters 70
sAIzED. Il.
!. steamer Wyanoke, Couch, New York, merchan-i
osse ana PASSENGERS. G.. W. Allen e Co. . ~ az ~
STEAMER Allauca, Carr, Phnadelph.a, mer-
Steamer sohnn Pes
Bark Jsrabyrd1 Sorwerianl BarI6 S Bahis, aour,
1aiiego Mills Manufacturing Company: sg- Z,
stsea er,a " hine Penton paving
Schooner Walter saxton, New YORK. camel coal,
Gervas St0rrs. $50 49, - = '..fs' =
CLEARED FOR TINS POET. s:
From Vineyard Haven on 9th, schooner Fleet
wing, kenHis0n. 49, ~ 49,
From PHILADELPHIA on 9Th, J. b. Anderson, Bow.
en-, and Rose McDeyftt, Mullen. 3. Z.
QUICK PASSAGE. ts
The ship Storm King, of Richmond, commanded
bJ Captain "A. z. Boyd made an extraordinary pas
sage or nineteen and half days to Liverpool from
W iscasset. Almost steamer passage.
ASHORE At YORK RIVER. il.
The schooner Montertep went ashore at the mouth
OF lork river during The late storm o. Wind. The
In shore. she VIII req utre to be dug out,
BY Telegraph.
FORTRESS MONROE, octobsr 9.-Arrived Bark
Pao ALTO, from Richmond for Rio; brig Becker,
from Portsmouth for Barbadoes :. brig Leonard My
ers from Richmond for Brazil; schooner J. Bright
Passed in for Baltimore: Steamer Branschweig,
from Bremen. - ,.,stIss>p
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-10
THE TOBACCO MARKET AS REPORTED
Bv THE NEW YORK TOBACCO LEAF,

Manufdctured.-The week has been of the ave.
rage kind with sales for both consumption and ex-
port, the re having probably been little more done
In the latter line than at the former writing. An
observer says the week generally has been quiet
with some fair sales for export at advanced prices
The want OF stock IS felt, and 1t Is evident II sup
plies were fuller more business could be done.
Reporting rerbdtim the observations OF a
recent witness, affairs In Richmond are thus
exhibited: The manufacturers are run to death
with orders, and as consequence a great many
have accumulated on their hands: and leaf has adj
vanced rapidly that they have lost money on 1t.
Some of them say they never VIII send any more
drummers out, as they oVerrtIn them with orders,
and they have got 10 fill them whether they can get
tobacco ut paying prices or NOT: Ine prospect was
that they could not ill some of their orders for the
regular trade in less than six or eight weeks aud
they were therefore in some measure unwilling to
accept new ones. saw bright wrappers selling In
they cam get the tobacco for manufacturing pur-
poses {; they can't find 1t.
The recent storm was very severe In Virginia; 1t
blew down the tobacco in the fields. tearing the
leaves and otherwise injuring 1t, and the farmers
predict 4 loss from this cause Of twenty,fiy per
cent. They were expecting to get bright wrappers
from the present crop, and this storm has dinln-
ished the chances materially.
1t looks 10 me as If the prices of manufactured
tobacco would go up to those Of S66 which Is
about twenty five per cent. advance, short prices.
,SnlOking.-A dealer answered our inquiry as to
the state Of trade as follows: Plenty OF orders
more, almost, than we can FILL Stocks are light,
and good many people are looking for further af-
yances. should not be surprised If smoking to-
bacco went up seven to eight cents pound more
than il now is .r
Ciqars.-Thcre has been a good steady inquiry for
cigars, with an apparent increase In the number Of
orders from Il distance. as If 10 anticipate possibly
Increased cost, and also 10 provide for, current
wants, which are, as usual, greater at this season
than during the warmer portion of the year early
mouths bid fair TO be realized in connection with
The various tobacco interests, If not In other
branches OF trade. =. \ .
Tirgipiu Ledf-Thc Virginia leaf market is with
out noticeable charge here. There were few ln-
important sales during the week at fair prices.
Prices, IN fact, are The best feature OF the market
and II other things were equal there would be little
or nothing TO complain about, II anybody Wa nted
TO complain. Western leaf has been In continued
activity each recurr ring day since our last resume
showing large transactions, some on he2ie account
being mentioned among others The month has
opened excelleptly, and If the spirit thus lar pre-
yaiIinp anImates buyers to the end The month may
close as brilliantly as the one just passed away.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-10
THE White Leaguers.

WAsH1NGroN, October 9.-No positive in
formation can be obtained regarding the pro.
ceedings against the White Leaguers. The
best opinion is that the Attorney General is
to use the mildest phase. Upon being inter-
rogated concerning the rumors prevalent in
New Orleans that he had ordered the CON-
mencement of legal proceedings against
members of the League in Louisiana, the At.
torney- General said he did not consider ii
worth while to confirm or deny the reports.
From this it is inferred there is good founda.
ton for the rumor.
The President will visit Texas In regard
to arrests of the White Leaguers.
The Attorney.Genera is quoted by one
of the most shreWd reporters as saying in
regard to the proceedings against the White
Leaguers: ssThe scare may have O good
effect. Idon't care to contradictit."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-10
Letter from DanSisle.

Gone, y,.lcnce oi the Richmond Dispatch.l
UANvuLE, VA, October s, 1874.
Cap.:in William u. Tredway, county su.
.~r@>uGrut Of tie Conservatives, az
-g'.GCc> tha, .aa>>.Ineetjngs vii! be held in
t1s4 township, Of the county, and publishes
Il: o. I'll" executive committees, who are
Hp.ct,d t. cc01erate with him in each
i.Ta>hip. II" SAYS: I'VE have register
r1maioritv. i i true. but without unanim-
=, zeal. and determination on our part
20 ag!oyiou. defeat Is no, impossible"
! l0trd about three weeks ago that Rev.
4. " Bark,dale. Of Halifax. was conducting
erie, Of meetings az High Point school
-..J,e, near town. The meetings have been
Trough, 70 i close. Nineteen persons pro-
!"~.e., conversion.
cd john Robinson made present of
twenty-five dollars 70 tie Memorial Associa-
tn.
! company Of adopts, by request of the
g.LM,,tce q ne Council, have examined
A-'9atc Temple, and report that the house
: 10; nos >4fc-that it may fall apart at
a.: moment, aad is especially liable to fall
II ;IvLt when ! crowd is assembled in the
eH4'IiI0u ball. A special committee Of
.-r touacli has been appointed to confer
WIKI Inc trustees OF the building and with
ne COMMON" "al,h's attorney, and take ac-
'.y! ii once towards having the property
-'41eNncG acc0rding 10 law.
o.. Iei>9ua!-: General Peyton Wise and Mr..
!lo!AA, Dunn, OF Richmond, were here
4-r.!ty, and attended sales at the ware
I ,,.a Hon. {. Y. Thomas and Rev. NJ.
~ Head were in town yesterday. Rev.
,s4F! fetiy came up from Buffalo Springs
,y,>a', aud returns 10 his charge at Pittsyl-
AZ" Courthouse Tomorrow.
A~t council, at meeting held last night,
ll."JVga'ed S2,23G for the public schools
- '-c current session.
= blG Very much resembling the "lady-
~ |: destroying the cabbage In our gar
49, IAey do not seem at all shy, but re-
-'"'" generally on the outside Of the cabbage
.'y'. Wien II j. rudely shaken.
91age Il w. Flqurnoy, of the Corporation
''!.' las been holding court this week.
~. houg"rs has been condemned to one
c9uhuement in the penitentiary for
t-;@"""iuiiy cutting Hicaiah Thomas. True
. 800 Ht'e bee1 found against two of The Dan
! I'"e .9lt>es for permitting unlawful asmipg,
v'''e'c .hl> Is The erst time for several Years
"4'n Wesentments OF this Iast.nulued char
nave Dcen made in one OF our courts
h a representative from at least one of the
"a I'"e housss wss present at that sale &c
ss aSS sctcrtea u TIE Jssre.cA Of Ghs 7th,
,-- ~ asEaa .-resssos although, Is Tie Dis.
E fr,, reporter says, "there were no buyers
"'!u L!Acubury.n ALpuA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-10

TRIAL OF MCDONALD FOR THE KILLING OF
AMos.-The trial of Mcdonald at Towson'
town, approaches its close. Yesterday the
morning session of the court was occupied
with the closing testimony for the defence
and State. Mr.. Yelott argued the case be-
fore the jury for the State in the afternoon,
and was followed by r. j. Cuttings, Esq, for
the defence. Mr.. Cuttings earnestly and ably
argued that Amos could not have been
stabbed in the Sherwood House, and claimed
that the prisoner should be promptly &C
quilted. His argument was closed at T.
H., when the court adjourned until 10 A.
NJ. to-day. Governor Whyte, for the de-
fence, aud the States Attorney, Mr.. Talbot,
will conclude the argument to-day. Nc
Donald appears calm, but restless; bis
mother, sister, and step-father were with nm
again yesterday Baltimore Gazette, 9m.