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New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
TIE SOUTHERN TROUBLES.

A PROMINENT DEMOCRATIC LAWYER OF SUMTER
COUNTY, ALABAMA, ARRESTED BY ORDER OF DE-
TECTIya HEsTER-A sHERIFFs POSSE ALSO Ar
RESTED FOR QUELLING NEGRO, RIOT.
MONTGOMERY, Oct 1S.-COl Thomas b..
whittmore, Chairman Of the Executive Committee OF
the Democratic Conservative party of Sumter County,
distin .uished lawyer and prominent citizen OF Ala
baIna was arrested at Livingston yesterday on the
charge of a conspiracy to injure Detective Hester
Democratic meeting been advertised and as 1t was
about to assemble this made. This was the
first Democratic meeting that the citizens OF Sumter
County attempted to hold since Detective Hester
took control OF that county about three weeks ago.
There are two United States Commissioners. both Re
pubcans in Livingston, but Whitmore Is TO be carried
$50 miles Mobile to be tried before Commissioner Gil
lette Detective Hester has had tue Sheriff posse OF
about 80 arrested for queng negro rOt IN sum
ter, aud arrests still beng made
THE REPORTS OF OUTRAGES IN SOUTH CAROLINA
SAID TO BE PUBLICATIONS OR GROSS EXAGGER-
ATIoNs-A PETITION CIRCULATING ASKING THE
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT TO RESUME MILITARY
CONTROL OF AFFAIRS.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1S.-A gentleman of
strong Republican proclives and thoroughly trust
worthy has just arrived in Washington from South Car
ona. He Travelled much through the State, and was u
close of the political and social condition OF
affairs He says that. so far as the relations between
the blacks and the whites are concerned they are or
peaceful character and that the outrages alleged 10
be so numerous there fabrcatons. or such gross
exaggeratons to be unworthy of credence The gen
tenan also says that petition is being circulated and
nuinerously signed at Columbia by Conservatives,
soliciting the United States Government to resume
military control OF the State, the ground that the
peope surrendered the Union armies and not 70 an
Irresponsible body OF advenurers and carpetDaggers
wno have Systematically pundered the people, taxed
credit OF the state This petition kept secret for the
present as not affect Green's election as Governor
over Chamberlain.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
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steamship Rapdan Kempton Savannah Oct a. with muse and
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schL Ellen Morrison. Kelly Bangor witb lumber
DOMESTIC PORTS.
LKwE. DEL Oct lSThe steamship Aedand Tor Antwerp "eas
SxwORLg.ss Oct the Passes steamships Ges
Meade from Rs from Havana; sch mt fori i"n
Boston Cleared steamships MsID Cor1oya AID State Of Mime
PoRr ROYAL c. Oct 1asaed steamship Mediator M0Hea
Ca.RLEsroy Oct l8-Anyd steamship South Carolina. from
New York. brig Frances Lwey Rio yanero sobr Ly trom
NewYork Sailed steamship Virginia io Pblaiel?ha 6ng SeoaS
Bosros Oct ls-Arved steamships John s. Hopkins from Bsst
BsIrxoRs Oct ISArrved. steamships saragoa from Ssvsn'
nah; Gull Charleston; John Garrett aud '" bFSn~
from Nev.YorK; WIN. WhilieD, from Philadelphia
FOREIGN PORIS
PLYMOUTH l8The steamship Sess ebch from New fors
Oct B. for Hamburg has arrived. 49, - ~.
QUEKssrows lsrbe steamship Ohio Of the Amereaa L1s
from Liverpool srrivv here to-day fhs In
man steamship Of Richmond Brooks from New iors Oct TO- -
rived =. this port l23Oa M 90 the I3th Tor L'eooL
DISASTER.
Oct 9The ROYAL Mal steamship Eibc, Capt Gs from
souhan ton to Kingston hsror Oct The
m M AMI were transferred to Companys steamship
lie q Sth Colon. The Ebe got Ot all
9 aud lett Of that date ior APuwA aud sy
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
OBITUARY..
HENRY f. MONTGOMERY, D. D.

HENRY T.. MONTGOMERY, ID. ID.
The Rev. DR.. Henry E. Montgomery, Rector
OF the Church OF the Incarnation Of this CITY, died very
suddenly at Il3op m Thursday of heart disease, at
Mo- residence on MadsOn-ave. He was born IN Phla'
dephia on Dee 1920 and the son Of the late John
C. Montgomery who was prominent In political
circles in Philadelphia. and postmaster OF that city
during the administration OF Gen. Harrison. He was
graduated the University OF Pennsylvania in 1889
studied law for two years, Travelled In EUROPE
and then continued his studies at Nashatoh Col
lece in wisconsin After remaining there two years he
entered the General Theological Seminary In this city
Tia WAS ordained by Bishop AOnzo Potter. and ID 1916
assumed charge Of All Saints Church Of Philadelphia,
then a small organization HIS abors were very sue
tss pastor became highly respected aud beloved At
the expiration OF nine years nc rec9ved ana b
can the Church OF .ssot sss fro and d de
pendent upon Grace Church. and which w0r .
shipped in the edSe az tne fs earlier Tsars OF his
ministry NewYork he was able 10 separate his church
was his work that in 1864, the church building at
Madsou-ave. and Thirty-ffth-st. was erected. Inc
church is now repued TO be one Of the weahest and
his degree from the University OF Pennsyivana,
nbysiaue, and Of more than ordinary endurance,
He always nssrv naa and st the
sinnt I'D demands upon his strength made Oy growing
church, has for years been prominent memoer or
yancement Of the Gospel The past summer ne mas
occasionally complained OF pam IN MS ieit size
and arm and has suffered from nervous prostra'
ton arising too close attention to his parish
work for which he also employed more hours Ol
the day and night tnan his strong constitution
could endure, but he has recently seemed as well
as usual, mis- death was wholly unlocked for by MS
friends He was recognized as Low Churchman, and
was strongly opposed TO Rltualism He leaves widow
and nine children. Mrs Montgomery 1s the daughter Oh
the late Judge Lynch Of this CITY, and nearly related to
the old Livingston family. One OF the sons Is John
Howard Montgomery, lawyer OF TINS Guy: Dr. Mon|
eomery was in his 54th year at the time OF 1is deah
The funeral services will DO held at the Cnureh 9I fne
Incarnation to-day at m at which Bishop Bedeii ot
Ohio shop Morris or Oregon Bishop Hare Of Niobrara
the Rev Messrs Pearce, Elliot Widdemer, Livingston
and Mckim will oticiato.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
THE NEW-JERSEY CANVASS.

Augustus G.. Garfield, the Democratic nomi-
nee for State in Morris County, was MEMBER
the Assembly In 1870. 1871 aud 1871 He Is warm uP
porter OF General Railroad Law, aud his nominato
Is said TO be @ very strong one
The Democratic newspapers mention the re-
cent election In Vermont an example OF what WIN
happen In NewJersey next month The Republicans Vi
Vermont elected Judge Peck Governor by large ma
tority He had been Judge Of the Supreme Court ior
IA years did not resign his Office when nominated anu
took no part in the canvass. g He had made eoo"
Judge" says The Trenton american, and the peopte
some majority and that is Just what the people OF New"
Jersey are going to do with Judge Bedle"
Secretary Robson is now the only prominent
Republican named connection with the United states
senatorship The term Of John p. Stockton Dem'l w'l
expire next March, and his will be chosen Ny
the Legislature elected IN November
The Democrats of the Ist Assembly District
OF Camden County nominated Frederick Bourquin.
In the lid District the Republican candidate Is Rcharu
NJ Herring The Temperance Comfy Convention hon''
mated Joseph L. Thachara for Sheriff.
The Democratic candidate in the Ist Assem-
bly, District of Monmouth County is Geo. W. Patterson
The Democratic mass meeting at Hacken-
sack on Wednesday night will be addressed by Howard
Ellis Thomas Dunn English, and M. NJ. Knapp
The taxpayers of the Sixth Precinct of the
I'D Assembly District Of Hudson County have organized
an association to be known the Workingmens inde-
pendent Democratic Club. The following are the OH
GERS: President, Patrick Mullins; vice,Presiden.'
Thomas Goden Secretary, Francis McGurk; Treasurer
Philip Kelley.
The Republicans of the lid Assembly DIS
trct, Passaic County, have nominated Edward Fran
CISCO
The Republicans of the Third Ward of Fat
erson have organized q George A. Halsey Club Win
Capt Alex. T. Groser as President.
Joseph c. Magee is the Democratic nominee
in the lid Assembly District Of Middesex County.
A Republican mass meeting will be held IN
Dittmar's Hall, Jersey City Hghts. tomorrow night
when the Hon. Geo. A. Hasey, the Hon. j. W. Scudder
and Fritz A. Meyer expected to make addresses.
mass meeting of Democrats and Con-
servatves OF the Ist Assembly District Hudson County
will be held in Keper Hail. Jersey City, tonight Ad
dresses will be made by the Hon. A. A. HardenDurgn
the Congressional candidate in the With District the
Hon. Leon Albeit. AttorneyGeneral Robert Gilchrist
]. c. Fitzgerald OF Newark, Judge Curtis. A. T. McG,,
and others. parade Of the Democratic batteries VIII
take place at the close of the meeting.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
ADDRESS OF THE TEMPERANCE PARTY.

ALBANY, Oct. 17.-The Independent Temper
Executive Committee have issued an address to the
temperance voters of the State urging united sup
port Of the ticket headed by the name OF Myron IL.
Clark The Committee state the fact that heretofore the
larger portion of OF the State have not
favored independent party though always fayoring
independent political action and an independent ticket
when nominations of the other parties were not ac-
ceptabe They argue that the time for such ndepend
ent action has arrived. The Democratic party
having its declaration Of devotion to the liquor
interest, and the Republican party, which conquered
slavery having voluntarily accepted the rum power as
worthy of the sympathy or support OF the 1rends OF
temperance and OF the Christian Sabbath Inc ADDRESS
Christian Church TO lend their influence to the move
ment which is especially designed to resist the demand
OF the lguor dealers for the repeal OF the Sunday law.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
Al Notices Of Marriages must be indorsed WiA faiI
aame and address.
DIED.

CoLR-oe. 16 Aug s,us e.. son Of Elisha and Emile G. Con-
aged 25. -, - 49, ~.
inst his parents resdeace, lUo Es seyealetase
DUNHaM-Oct IT. Charlotte Tiffany wife Of James L. Durham an
services will be al the Of Holy Tny Brooklyn
on Mondsy, Oct IS, ats pm
GOPsIOn Saturday evening 18th inst Mrs Jsue widos The
late Thomas G0psil. n the 18th wear Of her age -
Funeral from residence 202 Montgonep wan 'orss
PARK" jersey City. Tuesday afternoon. at 2 O'Clock
AGARA her residence 4i7 Franklnsvs Bookyn Friday lssA
Maria ", wife of William Hagar. . - .o
WasDgtonse Baptist Church corner oil ds
ayel Tuesday = p m. Friends are invited
HOPPMAN-On Sunday oe 49, Harriet e. wife Of Charles o. HOG
man, aged So yesrs -, ..,.. ...,
from her residence No. 592 Fsaknsye TbursAy OeI %
at ii O'Clock.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of disease Of the heart ct his residence
this THURSDAY Oct 10 Rev. Henry Eshnson MOAB
eonery d. d.. IN the 5ith year o his age
Reaiyes family and the clergy respectfully
invited the funeral from the Church Of the
Madison Monday, Oct H. Al
T.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
MUSICAL NOTES.

The sale of seats for the coming season of
the New York Philharmonic Society will take place TO
morrow at the usual Offices The boxes will be sold at
auction on Thursday The sale OF seats for the Brooklyn
Philharmonic will b-gln or the l0th of November.
Verdi's Requiem Mass will be produced next
Sunday evening al AIMS Church. Twelfthst, under
the direction MI Louis Dachauer with coed quartet
of solo voices aud of about forty This will
the first hearing OF this work in America The perform
ance is to be for the benefit Of the poor.
The second volume of Prof +. l.. Ritters
History Of Music" Is just printed (Ditson Co.. 1t Is
devoted 10 Catholic Church music. the opera and instru
mental from Bach 10 LisZt, and contains valu
able classified photography Of music In thlrd volume
Prof. Ritter purposes To treat OF music III America
4" Ruy Blasn has been well enough liked for
Mr. Strakoscb to announce 1t again for Monday even
fpg and we presume will hold place in the roper
tory for the rest Of the season Mile Aban Will make
der first appearance Wednesday as ANNA IN the
"5Onnambula" Ii is evident that upon her the chIe1
bopes of the impresar1o rest
Theodore Th0mas's eighth season of SYM
phouy Concerts VIII open on Thursday AFTERNOON, Nov
g. with public rehearsal at steinway Hail. the first
taking place the following Saturday evening
The sale OF subscription tickets IL liked for next Mon
privilege OF taking for the at either the
concerts, the rehearsals, or both.
Mr.. j. n. Pattison, the well-known pianist.
which ought TO prove highly instructive. They consist
of lectures upon musical subjects illustrated by selec-
tons from the pauO-.Orte compositions OF the great
masters. Something upon this plan has been done by
Prot K. l.. Ritter Ndssar College, but Mr. Pdttlson
purposes presenting nj, work 10 the general public.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.

THE CONTEST IN THE THIRD CONGRESSIONAL
DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, Oct. 1s.-The Hon. Rush Bur-
gess 10 long letter to the Hon. Alfred Morton, Chair
man Of the State Republican Committee, defending his
position as the Republican candidate for Congress In
the Hid District, says:
Until the party OF this district has spoken through
Their leaders aud requested to stand aside. must
remain where now stand, the regular Republican can
didate OF the lid District OF virginia.
Yet wish IL understood that divest myself or all re-
sponsbillty in connection with anything that may be
done IN the matter in question: and say to you ana
through to the Republicans OF this district Take me
down OF help 10 stand up the peoples VII! Is my
will, theirs the right to command, mine the duty W
obey. / submit all to them.
There will be conference Of the State Committee, the
two District Committees. and the prominent Of the
party for the purpose OF harmonizng the apparent diff
culties now existing.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19

Gratis c. F. Brown OF NewburR for the office Of District
Attorney.
Joseph A. Tozier has been nominated for the
Assembly by the Republicans Of the lid District Oh
Monroe County.
Repubiisan nominations for the Assembly :
I'D District Dutchess County, Virgil c. Trayer Ild
District. Orange County, Ellis HarriDg.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
politiral Notices.
The People,s City aud County 1ias

The Peoples City aud County Mass Convenio".-
The Of TIE CITY Of Ncwiors and all cibs ~ - =,
the Liberal Democratic ticket and sno se
Of Ih by John MOssey and john hen -
citizens honesty aud economy ou T,a
mnsaen are rynae.t. 10 nee, Cooper aslute TUESDAY
EVENING October 20 OF kafpa o'clock nte su'n ACTON q
he
dste sd By ,bs people .s e al me soa
eIer,,on THOMAs J. CRKAMER, Chafman' 3D. l.. sA'u.
HENRY H. MULHALL Secretaries PEOPLES Lo' penoerstc ,-
s'Si,suon Hon ,rIO IWohbLf, thaivaani JOS r JAR
vS RiRSKTr secre;sne. Libesi County Conveuolg
unsiri III iS,.K Cbsinnsni A. NJ rhfsCuAU, A DBN1ibts
IL euienI VaIas CoaySatas
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19

10 Missouri falling barometer south TO southvest
Winds warmer and partly cloudy weather with possibly
ram In the former section.
For the lower lakes and thence 10 the Ohio valley,
northery Winds clear cold weather and slight changes
For ne Middle States and Hep England rising barrow
eer norNeseriy and norery pinds. cooler and clear
weather . u.-,-
ing barometer, gentle northwest TO northeast winos
cooler and generally clear weather. r,,,.
Cautionary signals continue at Boston and Woods
HoIe
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
MARRIED..

CARLR-wILLgTSOn 6h day. the 18th irst at the residence q
brides parents Friends John j. Care TO cornens
r.. daughter oI Robert X. Wlletts, all OF this city.
Schenectady Oct IA by the Re7 Dr. Pyee.
William McCamu Mary r. daughter Mr. d. Csiy Snlta.
all Of that city
the FIRST Reformed Church Of Bro3kp On
BY Rev NJ " schOonmake assisted bS Rev
VIM Campbell d. D. President Of Rutgers Coege Kate T.;
daughter Of j. BeeAman to Prof John smocA
Se.-brunswck, ". j.
the 18th inst at the home Of the birds,
Bioghamrop T. Geo w sockly of Cleveland Ohio, Ous
H. ouly daugh Of Alvin DeyereaI esq no carls.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
A MYSTERIOUS MURDER CASE.

SALT LAKE CITY, Oct 1s.-The Territorial
Attorney General returned from Bountiful Friday even
ing, where he has conducting investigation In
the of the murder of Mrs A. Adams. Her husband
was arrested suspicion OF the murder evidence
Of his completely In the crime proved. II was AZ
first supposed that she was shot through the window
from outside, but 1t s believed that she sbos
by some one inside OF the house. Tne affair b as muob
NJ a nv at IA hpforp
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
GOVERNMENT YEA THER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF TUE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHISGToN, D. c., Mouday. Oct. 10 Il u u
GvuOpsis for The Dasi tgentvfoW hours
The barometer has fallen III the North w est,
win soutb-east winds aud warm clear weather.
Clear, cold weather. northwest Winds ana shKhs
change In barometer over the lakts.
Northery Winds cool, clear weather and rising ba-
rometer In the Vley and Tennessee, aud thence
to the Gulf and South AtIautic COASTS
NORTH west winds, rising barometer cooler clear ana
clearing weather M the Middle aud l. lstrrn states.
the rivers nave fallen at Little RJck and Jeherson
CITY aud risen ut Nashville.
'' Probabilities.
F,r the North. West ana uypes lakes. ami southwark
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
WEST,VIRGINIA.

THREE DEMOCRATIC CoNGREssMEN ELECTED.
WHEELING, Oct 1S.-The Republicans con-
cede the election of Wilson Dem), to Congress In this
District by 100 majority This result makes the West
Virginia delegation In the next Congress stand three
Democrats. instead Of Republican, one Democrat
and one Independent. as in the present Congress-
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
ARKANSAS.

THE VOTE on THE cONsrTUTION-ONLY TWO COUN-
TIES VOTE AGAINST IT.
LITTLE Rock, Oct. 18.-JeffersOn County
gives 7OO majority against instead of for the Constu
ton, and Phillips and Lincoln Counties small majortes
against These the only counties far heard from
that give maorites against the Constitution The ma
iority for the Constitution will reach 5000.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
NATHANIEL b. sHURTLEFF.

DR.. Nathaniel b. Shurtleff, Mayor OF Boston
from 1868 TO 1870 died on Saturday night about O'Clock
las, Sunday night had shock OF paralysis Of the
BRAIN but on Wednesday was so much improved that
he attended meeting OF the Board of Oyerseers Of
Harvard College. On Saturday afternoon he was taken
nj. and at o'clock was attacked with violent coic
and an hour later q died.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
orr1c1A1. CORRUPTION IN SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN Francisco, Oct. 1S.-The Finance and
Auditing Committees the Board Of Supervisors OF San
Francisco County will probably finish their abors this
week. They have succeeded in unearthing frauds
regulations and extorons in the Coroners Office and
Street Department., which have filed the whoe COM
munty with disgust and Indignation. 1t ~ probable
that Coroner Rice will be indicted for fraudulent pac-
tces Street superintendent Kent has been removed.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19

Thousands of Rnptured ones have been permanently
mamel horrible pads ahi spna EK
comfortable Truss 6o3 Bromsy lnd0e caFoi
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
pPINr1NG CLOTHS MARKET.

Providence R. L. Oct l7-Pnnny Cloths quiet iurng the
cos- dnn for Standard ad srira otfoAS
sales VI 20 900 pieces that basis
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
5uetlal NoIlces

~
Take dose Of Schenck's Mandrake Pills II yOa are
bilious
Wanted 10 Rent a Furnished HOuse.-A ars;esss Fur
pishe House for small family between 3Oh and 50ttsts and An
and jth.aves best Address G.. Tribune 0dce
Dunyie,s Old Irish Whisky recommended BY the meeAl
,roop . superior French Brandy supplied In casks
L. 5 BRANCH. 81 Brosd-st, NsS.fork
Take a dose of schenck's Mandrake Pills yoa have
taken cold
The Spirit of Samossetr, Big Indian wesI-Ihe hedpa
WARRBN again TONIGHT TanmAay Hail. FourteenIasL spn
power seen In the light
Notice to Bondhoiders of the ST Joseph and Denver
civ railroad providing for the eor
sauon OF Western Divisions have been pepart
coupse approved BOudors Committee aEd really
for signature the Of j. AUGUSTUS JOHNSON. No ~
at the oce y ALEXANDER GREEN No ~
Broadway aud at the once OF CHARLES W. hAsSLsk, NO. wal"
IT. New.fork CITY, -. -.
signatures ssiy been received for amount ana
the urgently recommend the bode Of both e o. oonis
who have Indicated their intention to paep m h oen
sfs proposed aaion 10 examine ADa sBp We & e
N'" ~ J AUGUSTUS JOHNsONl
FREDERICK klNGhAN,
BAIRD, Committee.
GEO. J. FORREST,
A b. MILLER,
NsrYoax Oct. o. lS7s.
Take a dose of scheack's Mandrake Pns II yos Ice!
dTO~sy
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-07-07
RAIL LRoADs.
PHILADELPHIA AND READING R. R.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Monday, june 18th, 1874.


TRAINS LEAVE HARRISBURG AS FOLLOWS:
For New York, at 5.25, $40 a. m. and 2OOp. m,
and *14O p. m.
For Philadelphia, at 5.25, $40. s.45 a. M, 200
For Reading at 5,25, s1O 945 a. m. 200, $50
For Pottsviile. at 625, s,1Oa m. and s.5Op. m.
and via SchuyllSill and Susquehanna Branch at
For Allentown, at 5.25, $40 a. m. 200 and $50
and 740p. m.
The 5.25, $40 a. m. 200 p. m. and #74O D. m.
trains ans r have ba through cars foT or New York.
through cars for Philadelphia.
SUNDAYS
For New York, at 525 am.
E0r Allentown and Way Stations at 525 a. m.
l.45p. m. ~
TRAINS FOR HARRISBURG LEAVE AS FOL.
LOWS
~ Leave sS New York, at 900 a. IN. 1910, 80 and
Leave Philadelphia, at 9.l5 a. m. $40 and 7l5
Il Le9Se " 4 Reading at 4aO 1856 112Oa a. M l5O, elO
Leave Pottsvlle, at 555, 900 a. m. and 40 n. m.
ane aaeg VIA schuylkill and Susquehanna Branch at
Leave Allentown at 2SO, $50, $50 a. m., 1925,
The 23O a. M. train from Allentown and the
ad a.SOa NJ train from Reading do not run on Mon
SUNDAYS
Leave New York, at $50 d. m
Leave Philadelphia, at IFS p. M
Leave Reading, at 4.30, 735 q. M and 1920 D. m
Leave Allentown, 2.30 a. m. and 1855 D. IN.
lie. WoOTTEN
avn. ,,o., General Superintendent.
wa Morris and Essex Rail Road.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-07-07

GB- At the burning of the house of AL
derman Block of Fredericton, N. b., occur
red the following incident which is worthy
of record, as showing the fidelity of New
foundland dog, the property of Mr.. Block.
The noble brute, with almost human in
stinct, made his way into the house by tear
ing out the pannels of one of the doors and
aroused the family by his barking, and
then ran to the stable door, which he en-
deavored to open, so that the horse, his al
most inseperable companion, might escape.
There he remained struggling, though ev-
cry effort was made to entice him away,
and when the fire went out he was found
lying dead at his post
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-07-07

NOTICE.-The undersigned would caution all
IN persons not to trespass on his enclosed lots,
near Devlle, for thepurpOse OF passing, repass-
Ing or otherwise, under penalty OF the law.
April o, 74-3m ELI YOUNG,
NOTICE.-Notic Is hereby given, that the
IN subscribers have purchased at Constables
Sale horse. buggy and harness, and that said
property Is now loaned 10 Il. T.. Sheaifer OF Watts
township, Perry county Pa.
HENRY DECKARD,
ADAM H. HILBISIl.