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WANTS.

A YOUNG NAM WANTS kgSTTUA-
Ia ton La a, TOBACCO FACTORY; can suit
himself TO any part of the business: Eas NO %
Address -. =. .,.s., ~
do a0:2tx y. Eic1moud. VsS -
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pataut Casa DecIded, DC.

WASHINGTON, December 28.-In the case OF
Watkins, of New York city, us. McCuliocb,
of Richmond. Ind, both claiming patent tor
the fire. and police.alarm telegraph ganeraily
in use throughout the United States, the
Commissioner has awarded priority OF inyen..
ton to Watkins. A'@
Dispatches from many points north say
that the authorities OF respective cities intend
ushering In the centennial year with firing OF
cannon, ringing OF bells at midnight, iliuml'
nations, decorations, &c.
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.r.r. WEATHER YESTERDAY was cool and rainy
c,. n Ta.-gaon.rte at the Dsspatch oG'oe
i.Ihs' na>c,r.l.s- 90 1879,
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CTTUATION WANTED, for 4 BOY six.
E tee yesrs Of age In d well bsfed businesk-
house In Rlcbm0nc, The youth Is quick ane ln'elH-
gent, can read and write, aSd has Some knowledge
tior Is industrious and nsed TO work. He is.well-
grown aud Of fae moral efaracsey. The best re-.
Character. Address q W. Dispatch Office. (.
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Po,%%joii + olnjpi,it, Al X. Hft rain. 81, M unr,,nr-
h,-,,'trr,s.-Ecpo5ts reoaa Hinton ana hnn''hs-
sccouut OF teies -aph lines being down
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: v cum5rance (whife or cotored), for . sgself
family. ITO one that wi suit gsod wages will be
paid, Must be well Recommended :Alsos q GIRL
10 atteEtl house 80 - 81 u. .II.rlsifO
d de 9s.at 81 5s.s No. 2e05 Franklin streetI
iIKEANTED, a. SITUATION. by % syouDg
wv man who has had six years, experience iDtAe
grocery buslsess Can influence good trade and
homes ty, &c. has had some experience as travel
ling yale slnan and wouid not object To- travelling
Address |. ENERGY 2 care 2. Dtapateh Office. $
& de 29.w, ,Th, F N ,Tu,&W u
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DIvIDENaS.

Frssr NATIONAL BANK OF RICHMOND, vA.,t
zz55. lfts RICHMOND, u Eeceusber 27s 1875
TINE. DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
i haYe declared dividend OF FIVE PER GENE.
and after the Sd day OF January, ,.l SIS.
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REPORT

!, TAKFs KMTSfiSsTe At ais :, aiSros' II AND
;";,,rt SrI5rUE SrsIEGs.
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3RusINESs WANTS,

WTANTED, CUSTOMERS
wv for HANDMADE SADDLRgS
.St!I BRIDLES, HARM ESS. COLLARS, &c. -
Also, secoad-hand McCLELLASssADDd Oh
lowest prlces. 60 - I. - ze..s,t &
No. 1919 Franklin street.
oc 5-3m next door TO Johuson's stabfas
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-11-05
TOWN AND COUNTY.
WHAT HAPPENS AROUND US.
If You Want Bills Of ANY
Kind Printed, Call ut this OF
lice. We know how to do tia en-
CHEAP and Neat.
THE weather is changcable.

THE weather is changcable
fLAY1Na with loaded weapons does no,
pay
THERE were 105 deaths il Baltimore
last week.
DRUNKEN men should not be allowed
to carry guns.
LAST Monday and Tuesday were All
Saints and All Souls days.
Mr.. John Speak, Of Cresgcrstown Dis
trict, is building new barn.
WHAT has law to do with justice or
with the justices of the peecc?
THE Yves, India hurricanes have dam
aged several Baltimore vessels.
THE first fall Of snow tins season occur
red last Sunday, 3lst Of October.
THERE will be pres ching in the Mctho-
dist church on Sunday next by Rev Mayd-
we'll. Al arc invited,
CAPT Alexander Owens, an old police
man, of BALTIMORE, died this week in the
';...' ,,,,un, arri,,o
=, ....
~
supply Of leaves for bedding horses.
Rather cold blankets, these.
ONE of our exchanges says there is a
man in that town who has ripe saucr hraut
Well declare! Where did it crow
NIX " a. NV ''e' VI '''''''',''"''' > "'''
ee'' AZ p"O''' saw va - '''' I,''"
ivy VI i'''''''' P''l'>''9' ''' '''''.'
hAo''-' "'' NV l''''''' ''l"'' '''' 9,
''''>'' 90 WY '>' ,,' - ~
'''''''' W. i'''''N o'''' - ' ~ - 81 '''>.
IHE Liberty i'anfer 'a'l' Er''''ol'V on
'''o w '''. 9,'.'''''' ''''' ''''''"' ~, ''7
s''' ''''' - '''' 10 ~ " ''''0
''o'''
KEY. Brano VIII lreacl VT 'eo, carr
'"''''"' ~ '''''' va '',,,'"' ~ Wv,
III '''' '''''''o 'N >''0'' ''''7
''e grave
No complaint can ne maze OF '''c "c''I'-
CT ." io'H"'s' a vi. ,"'' "''' '''' -
'e''S 'S 'Al'>''" '''' '''' ~
Z" oi"h't"'
LAST week Mr.. Michael zimmerman,
near '''"2'i-'o" IL A"''''' VIZ ~ ~ ,'''''
OF '"ose '"l e'e' ''"'' - l '''''''' ~
''''' Po''''''''
'oSDucroE II u. brcSSI"r OF ID" YES.
tern maryland ii'l'F1I'i, WAS iA'l!l'" ~
'i"'Se'a'o"'' on H'N' e.'''S "''N' ~
-n'S' i'''e.e' "'''' ''"
FRANK, n young son OF Mrs. k@'e Hes.
son, willis, playing with some boys about
the Academy hulIdlh@, on Wednesday lei
ana orohc his arm
CONSIDERABLE money changed hands
on the late election ANY quantity OF new
hnts, pants, Ne, may be seen on mans q:
our citizchs-thc result of Tuesday,
NcLorGuI.lS is the happi",' man Ia all
MccAanics,own. He has moved FROM hi,
former residence TO Paradis" ATcnu"'
hence the mcrrimcnt OF the aforesaid.
THY Board Of County Commissioners
will meet at their Office, in the Court
House, on Monday, November :, for the
transaction Of county business generally
E,cur vorls AVID ,lrc, Quarters nf chest.
,,,s ,,,.,,u -, ,,,o s,,;,,, no..cl ,,ro,,;
orr most office the other lay. Don't ask
who they were for as Harris might get
mad.
0,p ,ov,sman c.. Iil:c who has
,oo, :, o,r ,;ayt for , f.w woo,.s mac,
left for Baltimore. ON Monday last, to en-
rage in mercantile business. Success to
Ian
,. ,,o pa. 1o,,, Wat,
..r,,.. ,o,o,,r .,,o;n,,a yico pro.;acnt
~, 9, u,.,,, r,,,aua ,,.,. r,,,,;,s
, 49,. 3;.,,,..a 49, 3,.,;.. -, profoc,
- c,,,l;.
H,"' NAV voc '''', n,,. ,..,...,,
..,,or. ,..,,,..h, CO..
;, ,,n., o,,,-,, =, MICA. no.,l n,n,l
..,ol, ,,,,r,,
.,,2 49,. a,..,
o""'P''
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-11-05

4 Our former tOWn&mHn, +. Marion li!tl,
has been engaged distributing trees to der
rightlul owners for Il week past, at l!Ic
depot. Marion is perfectly at home III
every branch OF business he engages IN,
and makes hosts of friends wherever he
goes.
BY looking over the list of marriages in
this issue, the reader will notice that Rev.
John 4 Kigour, of Catoctin Parish, was
married last week The Baitimorc1n gives
quite a graphic description OF the nuptlal
festivities, which were very brilliant in
deed The wedding took place in -. Bar,
nabas church, corner Of Argyle Avenue
and Biddlc street, Rev DR. Slry krr Off.
eating.
S>ow.--Wc were visited on Sunday
last BY quite Il lively little snow storm.
II came down very fast for Il tlm",
bat owing to the unprcparcd state OF the
ground, the beautiful stul Disappeared
as soon as it fell. Fer onr part we'd just
as soon Wait til about Christmas for the
next snow storm; but, of course Nc have
nothing to do with regulating the weather.
\ large Republican .inlIitiration meeting
was held in EmmiisbNrg one nlght last
week The enthusiastic "ltcpubs marched
in procession thro' the streets "Itl! i"ryAre
and leading q largo bull, icalrl by the
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-11-05

S'>'' Nv WAY Id III AZ wy Va 'po"' Ti-'
years of age.
"A HORSE and buggy belonging to Mr.
Nelson Barton ran OFT on Tuesday, making
clothes pins of the buggy and otherwise
damaging himself and harness. The oc
cupants escaped unhurt. Glang.
Mr. MAlistcr, agent for the Singer sew
ing machine for several counties, has lecl
at the Gilbert House for week back
Owing to the sickness Of his horse he has
not been able to do much in the maChn,
biz.
ONE of our citizens made a bet with an
other; of a pair of new pants, on The cleo
ton, without specifying what quality they
should be. Imagine his chacln when {
pair OF cool, breezy linen ones were handed
him.
WE had the pleasure of shaking hands
with the handsome young editor Of the
Frederick Citizen last Thursday Mr.. b
is n politician of no small account, and
has made many telling addresses during
the campaign.
OUR venerable townsman, Mr.. Peter
RouZcr, celebrated his Sith birthday en-
Monday last Mr. Rouzcr is in excellent
health, and is almost as active as man OF
40. From present appearances he is good
for another twenty, ii least we hope 50.
Another visit to L. VI. Smiths furni.
turc ware rooms, opposite the tnnncry,
convinccs us that his superior, as a work
man and moderate charger is not in the
lana. you doubt this, why Just give him
a call and see for YOURSELF Undertaking
a speciality.
EsCArlD.--A luuatc escaped from Tic
NonIcvuc Hospital on Saturday night last,
by cutting the iron bars from the window
and leaving himself down 10y means of Il
blankc, which he cnt in strips. Pursuit
was made on Sunday and he was finally
captured in Il house below Crcagcr-toWn
y. wv, - =, '','' N''''' " ,''.'''',9'',' :
Washington county, preached in the LU
''' ''''' qua, = w. =, 7. ''", 10y ~
church was wen filled, and the Rev. gentle
man spoke earnestly and to The point and
advised sinners to tor.akc ,l!rir WAYS, and
seek Jesus While h" may be found
'.' '''-'''
~ ~ - - wa ,''s''' " 90
,'''' '' = -, '' ~ - Wv "
- - - - ~
'''''' - '''''' ~ 60
'a'9. - ''.'''''', '''' '''', '''' ~ 90
''''S =" va '''''''' '''l'''S' ~, ''.-
l'"S''''' ~ NV "l'l''' i'''' q '''' '''''
''a'''''
N"NN'N'o-> lSi''9 vic '''" III ''''
l'''h'Fah N''0'''' on SUNDAY i'' '0"I'.
''''H "'l'''"''''' "SN's'''' ~ ''''' ~ l."
"''''9' '''' sci '''A Wei '''l "'i'i 'SS'N
~" ''ie emu Vii WAS co" "' ~ WV
''c''I'5 ''eN' '''''S l'' ''''''''' "''' " ~"
''N''"' ''''' ''''''> y, ''' - 40 y ~
'''A '','''''''S y "'''
MR,J"2"h M"nsAo"cr, A'As on Toms
crcrt, Iia~ an olp.r iitc on l!s place ihlI
''- " S''ol'' crop q "l4''S ON II ''''' '''''
'""1' ''''' " si''N''' "a Two u '.''.~' ~
p'S' "H'''' 'Ic ABOUT '''' ~. " " ''' -
""''u' ana '''s'' III '''l ~ " say : -
tNtllliN btl't VI ttttS l'''"'''I iiI'- - ~ = m
, 1875-07-23
NOTES AND NEWS.
MARINE ESQ1NEa.
Special Dfspakca 10 IN Chseaao Tribune.

Special Dtspatca 10 IN Chseaao Tribune.
NAsnE.oToN, d. C., July N.-'fhe 7e1sti1o
value Of compound and ordinary engines ~ to
tle sreed that can be obtained with tho leAst
coat has long been aupJect Of dispute. Tho
Bureau OF Bloam Engineering OF tho Navy De-
partment for two years has been experimenting
upon thIa question With engines OF the two d,f-
fesont clssscs. Tho result from the threo yes.
sls,--Snatara, Plymouth. aud Onaha,-as
shown by the atsAm log.books, has just
been aacastalne4. The SwatRrs, with
compound euglno. On Its recent cruias
around tho world. during which It waa
compelled to use coal OF inferior quality. such ~
1t could obtain II the different coalng staslous.
obtained ono horsepower with al pounds Of
coal per power. The Plymouth, with coumon
anstnes, obtained the same power 1t al expaudi-
tuta Of b1S pounds Of coal. The OmAhs, also
With common engines. obtained t4s same power
with tho use Of pounds Of coal. The ronult Ut
tho experiment IL very plainly IN favor OF the
compound euglnos.
CRY posTnAsTkha' HoNps.
The Postmaster. uonoral to-day commenced
tho consideration Of tho rsytaiou OF the bouds Of
W. done At The !uatancs Of Fostmastcr Hurt at
Uoston, ana the postmAstess Of other large
cities whose bonds, owing 10 tue rapid lucTsAse
OF business, Aave hecome enormously large 1ho
honda Of tho poatnasteEs, 1t all OF these c!tlea
althotHh thev hold no Gorotnnent money ~
their possession After banking honfs, are very
lsroe. Tho Postuaaator 1t uoaton u obliged 10
giyc IN Aggregate boud Of 6700, 900; tbs
Postmaster n Now XoEk Larger bo1d
, 1875-07-23
FISHER,
ONE Set or HE OFFICIAL Ao1S.

!spre1at D,srstcb 70 TAs chteaoe T,1our4
w.su,xnrou n q, Trlv -ni.,,ct. Attor.
14o; 1.",.' '..:,, " .,'- s' -. ~
neY e'SncF ~l!i oe e'oas!5 opl6ea roe Inc
evidence against hin rapidly accurnulases to
show Ms uultnosa for tho offica. The Erenin4
!Ray. rhicn haa been q friend Of Fiaher. SAWS
..,o,. H. ,n,r.-o,. ,h.-a.. .r,;ost ,+,a.,.,
"u1 "uoas .ao naus'uo o"n'eo' asa'pHs o.to,no.
FISHER u one thet he copdocteo tho negotiations
on bellaIf Of the Government In the traosfer Of
tho property necessary for the extension Of tho
Canito1 orounds with a looaenoaa intxcn..hle.
~ -. ...is..,s-. - ...;. ..ss,,s.s 49, ..;.,.I
AA' 70, - '",a a.o ""'" ~ W
a. follows: Tn tho 9TH Of alsy, ls72'
Congress passed. au aos providing for
the enlargement OF tho public croun1s
.rorr1 fin conto, Thfa .ct .,inrI,to1 thnt t5,s
~S.s"..t 49, =, .. -" I,...sss "., a", NV
bepatltaen' VI '"o Anso''of sao"'o puleoaae
such property ~ WIS uceded as its cash value Or
1t aum not to exceed the apprsisemont made
by q commission Of uipo; that befora sucb nav.
80, a,.,1 ~ ..,. 81. ,<.,,o- ~ =, 49,,
lnsu' eaA'' W .A"oo ~, sno o"no' " o"ne.a ~ .a'
p1operty puteuasea aAA''' W sooo sno Huneens
decd OF aocds, in duo form Of law and approved
BY tho Attorney General fully re!ease and convoy
Ia tho un,tod s.atos iii md each Of the;r
-., - s.....,.u .,~,.., ~ ..I,, .,.,.. -.
he'aFs1 ena fes4'eot''o i'sn'a ~ D.'o s4'ios ~
auch lands aud property 10 pn1chasod After
having satisfied himself that the titlo was clear
Aato.neY.{ ;euoral Williams directed Judge Fish
, 1875-07-23
Tho Cuban Situation Considered
in the Last Cabinet Meet
ing.
Tho United States No Longer to Main
tain g Strict Neutrality.
Distrfct-Attorncy Fishers 0fflcea In the
Purchase Of Capitol Grounds.
A Severe Surgical Operation Performed
upon Gen. Garfield.
The Bonds OF lhe Chief Postmas!ers IN The
Country to Be Reduced.
CUBA.
TIE 1eLAED rALKED Up III THE Last CABINET

CUBA.
TIE 1s1AED rAIEED Up IN 1HH Last CABINET
corsc1A.
Special D4spateh ID The Chi<aoo Tf.5t.r<.
TAsu1sl4oF, u, c., july 22,-Ibe National
p.,,,1i;.o, "a .r,h,v;,, n, tha .,.to,,ont th,t
~ C,'h,n ..r.,,nn ~ u.s ,aa ~ IT, n.o..;aas
she euoaa ehusuon "@s ono oi LUG qaesuona
ycAtcrdaY considered IN Cabinet meeting. II
will tomorrow publish a doublo-lcatled leader
forcaAadovip,, a change in lin Cuban poljcy o,
trn Jrr,,od ststo. yro1, nm ~ ino,t ur,n,,th.
1nu o.nssu osass. 1'on' Wv y. 'ue's '"p''",
huu 1'1ict neu'lat't5 20 ONO ot comparative anu
natural fratornizatEon With Tho patriots. The
following are some Of the points Of tho editorial;
T,c f,ul,zn NJ, ,,,4 oristrd sinco 1sGY- Half =,
.,...,, 1890, ass.a ..ra ro.aa,,,..,
oo1en ns@'5 r'"S'n na'o 1seoso'"ee
eabas 1he time n near %i1ch RIO
interests Of humanity will demand elat some
prcnouaoratug authority shall interposc to nut
an aut, In tho et,;fo. It ia not oxargcratIon to
-, nr, non
, 1875-07-23
M hIEHQHtuM.

sptcja! Diso4trh t" Fhs Ch'eado Tt4buns.
DIXON, H., July 22.-Tho funeral services OF
tho Ney, Wm II. DoWolf, latu Nectur Of 8t.
Joau'y Church Decatur, ILL.,, at t1ls place to-
day wore yesy imposing. The Raotor, the Noy.
B.r,us! t.4sou. tho Rov. DR.. pe.cIysl, ct Rock
ford, tho Hey. D. ". Dresser, Of Carr
luy,le. the Iuy: George +. loot. Of htesllug.
Wls,, rpntucted tho cersmonsos. The aitar Of
ht, I.ul0's Church was heavily drapol. On tho
snpet- altar tue gilt otosa Wa covered with put-
rlo wreAtha ut tlowerA, On eltasr side
II the Same were elegant bouquets. Tho
marble font waa asb covered wtta
towors. Amoug the pall-boarars wsrs tue
Wasatns Of 1t. Jnhn's, also oNf distinguished
folloH-citizen. tho lion. JAu'oa K. Ednall: Tho
adLEess was delivered by tue lley: John Wt!tu'
hon, OF Grace Church. Madison, Wls.. And for
1nsrly Of Ut. Luke's, Dixon, anA Was maAserly
effort, AZ it waa delivered e1tempofs. The casket
Mkx covered With keAutilul w1eAths.
, 1875-07-23
ASIRtKE THREATENED.

Sptetai Difputrh to Ihs Chacaos Tribune.
Fonr WAYAE. July 2e.-Numora are rife Of
Al impending strike among tho smpioyes of tbs
Toledo, Wabasl, i Westera Halfway, whch Will
e3sona along the enti1e line Of sAtlread. Tas
operstiyos hays boom kepl ont Of their pay ataco
3tay, proyious to which time paymont hAd beea
verT irregular. and thoy soy that they c1unoe
stand it lily louger, ~ merchants aud business
men tofuse to give theln further credit Mest.
inRa hayo heei. held aud resolutions adopted
tliat, uuless pay il forthcoming tG4asdIsasly.
work Will c1pep.
, 1875-07-23

Spxe4at DYspatcA u III Catraas TRIBUNE.
MtNsxAroLis, Mlua., July 22.-Frepa1atlons
aro .ualiug for extending the hospItalltlss OF tho
city 10 over Sun guests who ase expoctsd to at
tend t4e National TeacherH' Association which
couyanss tu This cisY Aug. z 3, and 1. Tito
meeting viii be of unusual Importance. Twenty
arc Statos will 10 represented among the dole
gates, aud mary Of these delogaNs arc thu fore
most uau Ut our lime.
, 1875-07-23
CHICAGO, FRIDAY, JULY %, 1876.

stitution. bo might eaY that tho Council
hhl agreed to tate lilo consennns Of tho
Reformed Church. The objects Of the Alliance
Narc settled. Tito Council would conaider tho
question Of tho Ihtoreat Of thc community, seek
lie Hefaro Of tho weak mud oppressed church,
a.. collect and det1ibnte information about the
With tho work Ut Eyangciza:j11,. Resolutions
fAvofnB the alliance wcro unanimously passed.
nEn CENTENNIAL.
4 population from tho Royal Acadep! Of Arts
TO-DAY waited upon tha Luke of 1ltcbn,ond, Lord
l'rendcnt Of tho ConhcII. aud Lord Cairns, Lord
High lhancelfnr. and urged. fin tho interest of
btttIall art. tho advsabliIty Of tho Government
tiofrayiuB tho expenses Of the tranhportA alton Of
pnlntingH to the P!n!adoIphn Centennial cxhlb-
ton. Lord Cairnh promised that attention
should bo HiTen tie matter.
TIE UtHECr CAnLE.
Tho Times this morning in iss financial article
condemns tho ellcnce ut Tho managers Ut tho
direct CHitcd htntcs Gallo In regard to t!lo fine
and rays that inquiries Of ita ntGcshodern uaook
NTH 4 blank Eolunal to inpart Information.
, 1875-07-23
LIBEL SUIT.

SARATOGA, N. \, July AL. ?. AcdsAsh
has brought suit suit against 0eoEgs Wi!kes
for darnagcs In tho sun, ot 335 oo0 for al article
10 lss. weeks Spiri of he Times. Tls papeta
we1e scryea thtS slteEnaon. Judge Docuaa will
hold Wllke4 10 bA,l iu tue sum Ut 43,to0.
, 1875-07-23
GERMANY.

DESTRUCTIVE FLOODS.
pIRl,s, July 23.-Ths Town Of Warmbrun aud
its vicinity, in sslesis. has been Visited by very
heavy rsin-stosms. bridges, houses, and crops
wers destroyed.
, 1875-07-23

DRESDEN, Ont, July 23.-A Gro thts morning.
starting In George W,ndoos's grocery store,
destroyed Watson / Strushora dry-goo1s ssoro.
Kollorty 4 Kings general store. 6subb'a printing
onico, John Young y millinery store and dueliug,
David Watson'H furniture ntore, Warl>s tomolfy
store u. Q1ahAu's mea. market. William Camp
bell saoe store, McWass' bakery, and Dc. Wlt,-
tes'A Office. lilo stock OF NEARLY all Mas ssvod,
but In . badly damaged condi.lon. Tho fire IL
believed to have been OF lncendary origin. Ti,s
loss hay not yet beet asce1lained. but 1t csnnot
tai! 70 ba very heavy,
, 1875-07-23

MEMruls, Tonn., July 22.-1hs 4rpaEs spe-
cial from Corint4. Mtiss., says tue Democsatto
Convention for tho First 1lisassspi! DHtsics net
thore aud rsnonsInA.ed l.. Q. c. Lamar by ~
lamallon a. candidate for Congress-. Fully
ia Al olooucut nnooch, after Which tho following
resolution was unaui,nousy adoi'tod;
ihsotttd. That We arc opposed 70 ths formation o4
parties among tho people oi hls sato founded on tas
tLs untou VI e9o tttizeus II trery ind color In
the eort 10 dufos ii he as.s elestt0n the pEsssnt
Administration and its salorlses Haa 10 sscofs fos
, 1875-07-23

MlLnaooK, Ont. July 22.-A llro yesterday
destroyed largo portion Of tbs business parsof
this village. Including the atores occupied BY
Mundell Il noynea sud Wood i ko!ts, the Post
OnIoe. etc. Thirty Or torty peopLo wero burned
auce. &54,QQU,
, 1875-07-23

NEW ENGLAND FAILURES.
Dos7oN, July 22.--The Herald slates that The
clothing houso Of George II. Lana L. Co. has
Husponded.
EXETER N. a., July 22.--Joshua Gotcho1l,
formerly Of tho firm of JoHhua Getshell i Bon,
hAs failed Tor $40, UO0.
, 1875-07-23

ISrFe2al DEsp0tth % 7hs CH1tdQ0 3F76Nat.
Fl. ATKINSON, Wis, July 22.-soue unknown
person attempted to DESTROY bIcCombH u|ock, in
this plaoe, tlis morning. The fire mas diacov.
cred III tlnlo, aud by prompt action tho building
wAs saved.
, 1875-07-23

Special Dupatch to 2As LhlrdUe 7rtauN.
Br. PAUL, Mjnu., July 12.-The aaw and shtn-
ge mill Of T. Hive L Graves, 1t FAttchilt, WiS.'
on the West Wisconsin Railroad, MAJ burned last
uIxh&. Loss $40, ,0u0, without iusuIaace.
, 1875-07-23

SYRACUSE, N. l., July 22.-ThiH evening dre
broke out In tho cooper-slop Of James Westta!',
ln Geddes street, and spread to two suit blocks,
tue property Of tho American Dairy Bslt Conf
many, and another oHuod by ". G. 0cre Also.
sAlt atoreholse, tho property Of the Cape Cod
Salt Yard. All were destroyed. 1oBs, 9sD. 000.
inxHrauco. $4,000.
, 1875-07-23
SPAIN.


fIE CAMi1HF AMY
Iospox, July 22.-it IN reported thht Don
Ca,,os hAs appointed Geu. Mendir. 10 tho chief
command, ip place Of Con. Psxu!a.
, 1875-07-23

I:oNpEAu, Ont. July 23.-A tire thts mofn'sg
destroyed fifteen buildings III tho hsaFs OF the
village. Loss, es3,000.
, 1875-07-23
FRANCE.
TIE hRHEKhL9,

PAn1H, July 22.-Tho National Assembly To-
day, BY a voto Of 470 against l55, agsoed 10
adjourn from tho 4th Of August 70 the 4th ol
November. Many Doputios abstaiuod from yot'
Ing.
, 1875-07-23

Thoro In flood 1t Hurtou-on.Ttont, and Il
wnter ia still rising. ra1t Of tho sownin i1nps
sable. Tie 0roht Eastern Hallway botwecn {
Ives and Swaysey, q distance OF 3}5 Inllea,
submerged.
, 1875-07-23

In tho House Of Commons THU evouing. Lol
Hamilton, Undcr-Secrotsry Ut State for 1ndi
IN reply to an iutorrogatury, declined to submit
correspondence In regard to tbs difficulties vi
l,urmat, but said ho hoped that ,hey would
amicably adjuutou,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-07-02
PROPERTY Sales.

The following Sales of Property are advertised in
this paper fuller particulars being found in the adj
| VertSements
On Friday July I'd, Joseph T. HIitchelFs home psre.
OF 344 acres, about miles west of Stalntoa and 4,
tract of 1l3 acres adjoining. Sale nfroat of the.
Court House by A. H. Fultz, G, NJ Harrison ana
Thos. d. Ransom, Comm'rs
On Saturday, July 18th, house ard rot in Wavn,s
5oro, now occupied by John A. Lutz Sale hy r.
NJ Ellis, trustee.
For sale 1873 acres of land near Rockbrfdpa Ratbs
neighborhood desirable, and VIII be sold extremely
low Apply to VIM. Dold, Lexington, Va, or w
Fl. H. Lynn. Staunton.
On Friday July Both, at auction two lots outside fh
city, at the western end of Beverley street, and Il
frame tenement on one of them. The tenement
mas q brick basement and six rooms and is nearly
new Sale by E. M. Gushing, j. A. Piper and G. f.
Hoge trustees of the Mechanics Building Assn.
citation.
On Monday, July 10Th, a lot in the town Of Craa,.
vile, belonging to the estate of the late G. M. Al.
pie, adjoining the colored Methodist church n,a.
perry. MI. Isaac Newton of Greenvie will stasr
the property Sale by J. NJ. ouarles, Com,nissS,e,.
On Thursday, July 3d. at o'clock P. NJ. acres of
land now occupied by Samuel Andrews rwo miI.s
from S;tlgefSvle, with good frame dwelling ON.
buildings, and never failing WELL Sale by PhH;s,
Arehart, Commissioner.
On Monday July 26th in irons of the court house g.
acres OF land near North Mountain, called the
'NIoses stoutamoyer' rand. Sale by N. X. Trmt
Commissioner.
On Monday July Goth, in front of the court honse
l55 acres OF land, miles from Stanton, with com
Portable buildings, fine orchard and good wafer.
1t is now occupied by Joha Hawkins. Sale by N.
X. Trout, Commissioners.