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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-01
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~ CATION "a i'll meet at the Halt. corner sth
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ensuing year chosen. Honr IF meeting. Z O clock
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-01

SOCNIEhf ElTEhS PLATES SECURED
When the first announcement was made of
the arrest Of the Statfelt family. Nelson
briggs, and Ben Boyd, counterfeiters, in lii
Lois, by Chief Washburn, and the operations
OF the secret service division OF the Treasury
apartment, IT was stated that the plates
which were engraved by Boyd and printed
by briggs were captured. Tnis was iacor-
rect and arose from an error in a telegram.
The plates, however, have been finally Sc
cured, after search OF ten days, BY Chief
Wasbburn, who dug them up yesterday ia a
piece Of woods ten miles from Centralia. IN.
They consist OF the original steel plate for Is
notes of tie Traders National Bank OF Chi
cago, without doubt the most dangerous spu-
rious note ever put In circulation, AID the
transfer plates, from which the bogus Pax
ton, Canton, Aurora, and Peru IS notes were
printed. In addition, Chief Washburn Sc
cured the two 80 cent plates, one . "Dex ter
head and the other "Stanton" head, from
which the best counterfeit notes or that de-
nomination we're printed. and also unear tined
$500 more Of counterfeit money. The pro-
ducts Of this last raid by the chief were the
best eDgraverg OF counterfeit plates In the
country, one Of the best printers, the largest
circulatOr or wholesale dealer, SiI5 900 in b0-
gus currency and 50 national bank bills, and
II counterfeit plates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-01

THE WITOwSKI LOG CLAIM BEFORE THE
DISTRICT GRAND JURY.-The grand jury
have returned true bills of Indictment
against &c rtain parties which action as vet
appears Oh the records of the court in sxeie-
ton form: No. -, - consnirary
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-01-08
Correspondence Of The Agi> d LntelIigeacer
Affairs at Port Deposit.
PORT DEPOSIT, Januar.
OUT OF EMPLOYMENT.

OUT OF EMPLOYMENT.
The sash factory closed here on Saturday last,
and it is not yet known what time they will re-
sumo operations, probably not for month or
more. Consequently the whole force have moth
ing TO do. The force at the stone quarries has
also been cut down.
THE ICE
is still binding the river from shore to shere,
and some private parties are storing to-day, for
fear it will he no better. If the ice would be-
come of sufficient thickness to justify the lar
ger houses in commencing packing it would be
a great blessing to those who stand in so much
need of employment
ACCIDENT.
On Monday morning Mr.. j, L. Maxwell for
merly resident of this place, but for year
past of Baltimore, fell on the icy pavements,
while going to take the early train for home,
and hurt himself quite badly, combining him to
his bed all day Yesterday. Mr. Maxwell is
quite an aged gentleman, and we sympathise
with him in his misfortune. 1t has been so
slippery since Saturday on the pavements, that
il was most dangerous to venture out, and we
hive heard of several who got severe falls by
sipping-ourseves among the rest.
PRoTRACTED MEETING
is in progress in the M. E. Church. 1t is con-
ducted BY Rev. Mr.. Hill, who breaches some
of the most excellent sermons we have ever
heard The meeting must be n success as pres
ent indications show a spirit of great solemnity
in the audience.
THE SWISS BELL RINGERS
have their bills posted here and will be on
hand in n short time. Such humbugs take
from town what little money there is In clrcu-
!otion in il. AUTOMATIC.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-01-08
APPLETONS' JOURNAL
FOR 1875.

.iDDleLouS' Journal will sustain, during the en-
suing year, its reputation for general excellence
The publishers will endeavor more strenuousy
than ever, to furnish periodical of a high class,
one which shall embrace wide scope of topics,
aud afford the reader, in addition to an abund
ance of entertaining popular literature, Il
thorough survey of the progress of thought,
the advance of the arts, and the doings in
all branches of intellectual effort. As the design
is to make Il superior literary journal, engrav-
ings will be employed only when they serve to
illustrate the text, and never merely rs pic
lures.
Without adheling too rigidy TO any set plan,
the contents will be grouped approximately as
follows:
I-Literdturc Of RoDGace, consisting of popu
lar serial novels, from both American and
English writers and the best short stories OBJ
tainablc, whether from native or foreign wri-
tiers.
U.-Trdrcl, .idyenturc a,td Discovery, embrace
ing papers descriptive of places, tales of ad.
venture and discovery, with notes of all that
is doing in the way OF exploration, or that is
brought to light of new and unfamiliar coun-
tries.
III.-Ndture aud Natural History, under which
will be given entertaining papers Oh the
characteristics the earth's surface, the habits
of animals, and all that pertains TO the physi.
cal world around u.s.
IN.-iSociat Themes, including papers express
ing the ideas of capable observers on social
progress; the arts and fclicities of the house
hold; and such matters as pertain to our daily
lives.
V.-IHe Arts, embracing criticisms of new
architecture, etc; observations on decorative
and household art, and general survey of
the progress Of the arts in all their BRAN
ches.
YI.-MiScclloay will cover selections from new
books, brief translations from Continental
Journals, and extracts giving the core of the
more noteworthy papers in the English maya
zines.
VlI.-,ScieHce and IaUeati0H will consist of popu-
lar papers on subjects covered by these terms
and will record the progress made therein.
NIlI.-Ne,o Books will be carefully and impair
TALLY reviewed in the sole interest of the read
cr; and notes will be subioincd, affording in
teligence in regard to literary matters here
and abroad.
IX.-Cmrent Topics will consist of the editors
glances at themes occupying the public mind;
at various utterances by leading spirits in
literature, philosophy and criticism; and thel
gayeties and amusements of society. 1t is
designed to make this department notable for
its entertaining vivacity
Tho broad purpose of the editors will be to
make a magazine Of ceekly issue that shall rival
in interest and variety the regular monthly pub.
lications and for this purpose the space at
their command enables them to give much more
material for the same yearly subscription than
that contained in the largest Of the monthly
magazines.
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ess- Subscriptions receiced for three, sir, nine
or taotlce months.
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Janl New York.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-01-08
letter from B0othby Hill.


Mn. Enron: Thinking that few lines from
this part of Zion would be acceptable, and as we
desire to inform your many readers that al
though they might suppose us dead, we nave
simply been sleeping, and having risen from our
dormant state, we look back WIN ou'
neglect to communicate our affairs to your coi-
umns During the Christmas holidays our city "
and suburbs was the scene OF several very
lively entertainments. Among the most interest
ing events that occurred was mock trial. ny
the members of the 'Boothby Hill Literary So
ciety'" The prisoner, Mr.. c. H. L., was ar.
rairned for stealing one black horse, on or about
December I'd, 1874 Esquire John b. Foy was
selected as Chief Judge, Messrs. James Il. Ches-
ney and James D. Gorrell as Assoclale ouqSes'
Mr.. A. l.. HYDE, Clerk of Court, and Mr. ID, 3.
HYDE as Sheriff. A jury OF five was chosen, WIN
Mr.. Cornelius Courtney as foreman. MI =. Co1e
acted as States Attorney, assisted oy MI; H.
Thorn, son. The prisoner was defended oy MI
George w. Sanks. Several witnesses Mele ,' ga
rather conflicting but at the same time brought
forth enthusiastic applause from the audience,
which was composed of our ciliAeus, lose:SS'
with the inhabitants of the surrounding heish-
borhood. The examination Oh tne Witnesses NV
ing been concluded, the case was aply aIg s ~
the "attorneys" for both the state ana oeience
aft or which it was given TO the jury, VINO aiter
q brief consultation, rendered VerelcI Vi my
The Court then imposed the following seh,ehee
That the prisoner should serve the audience
with confectionery, which was accordingly aone.
Tins ended very amusing and successful
mock trial.
GRAND HOP. ~
On Thursday evening, Dec. 3ist, the Glover YER
dali socials" held their nrs mop U io, snf Rand
Of Rel Air The attendance was good the dan,
cling continued until the 'wee smo" hours OIL
the New ears morn.
DISTINGUISHED VISITORS. -,
,moro the distinguished visitors to our city
dnr;ng he HOLIDAYS was Elk Governor Boutwell,,
of Mass, and Senator Edmunds, OF vermont ,h
Who came to spend few days recreation IN ihe
Way of cunning. If this should prove acceptapie
We viii write you oocAsioNAhhi'
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-01-08
THE EGZS.
BEL AIR, FRIDAY, JAN. sth, 1873.
Court in Dublin District.
DECEMBER TERM,

DECEMBER TERM.
The December term of Court was held on the
2Sth inst. Justice Scarboro on the BENCH and
&. A. MARYLAND. Constable The case tried
was one of replevin in which Mil was
the plaintiff, and Nil was the defendant.
The plaintiff claimed roam heiier, which lie
alleged the defendant unjustly withheld from
him. The calf was appraised at SIS. No coun'
sci appeared for either party. Thirteen witness
rs testified that the calf belonged to the plain
tiff and twelve witnesses testified that the said
calf belonged to the defendant. The magistrate
after careful consideration gave judgment for
the plaintiff; he to have the calf, and the de-
PENDANT to pay twenty-five cents damage, and
sixteen dollars and sixteen cents costs. One
Of the witnesses became too saucy after the rem
dition ofNthe judgment, and the justice was
about to commit the offender for content,
when the person aforesaid left at double quick.
The defendant has prayed an appeal TO the Cir
cult Court.
JANUARY TERM-THE POLE CAT CASE.
The January term of our court commenced
on the Cd inst, Justice Scarboro on the bench
and G. a. MARYLAND Constable.
The case heard to-day was the State VS.. VIM.
Thomas and VIM. Williams, charged with open
ing George Kaufholtz's door and throwing a
live pole cat into his tailor shop, with malicious
intent. j. Martin McNabb appeared as counsel
for the defense; the State had no counsel. A
large number of witnesses were examined for
the State by the Justice and critically cross-ex-
amined by the learned counsel for the defense
After which few witnesses We're examined for
the defense. Mr.. McNabb conducted the de-
tense in an able manner, and must compliment
the young gentleman for the tact and ability
with which he managed the case. After the
testimony was closed the counsel made few
appropriate remarks and submitted the case to
the magistrate, who felt himself bound, frcm the
testimony adduced, to hold the defendants for
Court. The case was novel one and attracted
q large crowd. The court room was densely
crowded by an orderly and well-behaved audi.
ence. After The case was decided the court ad-
iourned to meet again on the 9th INST, to hear
another case of misdemeanor. MARS.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-01-08
Religious Services in Bel Air and Vicinity
SUNDAY. JANUARY 10, 1875.

iiethodist EpiScopai, All, 1917 Il. i'll, Glass
and Prayer Meeting.
Emory, l013 a. M, Thomas Run, 3 p. M, Rev.
B. F. Clarkson.
Protestant Episcopal. st Mary's near Emmor-
ton, II a. NJ, Rev. ". f Brand. Trinity, Church
Vile, II a. N. and p. m, Rev. E A, Colburn
Grace Church, Darlington, 81 p. m, Rev. E. A.
Colburn. Christ Church Crock SPRING. II q.
M; Emmanuel, Bel Air, 80 p. M. Rev. s. II.
s. Gallaudet
Presbyterian. Bel Air, IL n. M and Z p. m.
Rev. E. Finney. Grove Presbyterian Church,
Aberdeen, II a. IN. and ~ p. m, Rev. ID. H.
Campbell. Franklinvillc Presbyterian Church,
10 IA. M, Rev. Alonzo Michael; Fallston, 3 p. m.
Roman Catholic.-St. lgnatius, Hickory, every
other Sunday at 101G a. IN.
Christian GAuwch-Dr J. r. Crane, Pastor
Services every first day at 1922 a. III.
III. e. Church SoHh.-Appointments for Jan.
Sd, nth and 31st, Aberdeen, II A. NJ. and z Pm.
10th and oath, Perrymansvillc, II A. NJ, and FL
liott's School House, 3 P. NJ. Sunday School
Annual Exhibition at Aberdeen, January 10Th,
commencing at r. NJ.
j. c. SEDwIcK, P. c.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-01-08
a MERrCAN WATCHES.
4 Nc. r. sADTLEH. G. W sADTLE
Il ESTABLISHED 500.
G. II. SADTLER 81 son,

OPTICIANS, Jolcellers and W0tchm0kerS,
2l2 w. Baltimore street, Baltimore,
ImpoI ters of WATCHES, Manufacturers Of JEW Ell
RY, SILVER WARE, SpECTACLES & EYE GLASS Els
Dealers in OPTICAL GOODS of every des cription-
Also Sole Agents for the PEBBLE" Spec ace and Ely
q
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-09-23
WsnderfuI succes,!

Three year ago Dir, BoscnEE's GER,
NAN SYRUP was introduced in the United
States from Germany for the cure Of
Coughs, Severe Colds .e,tled on the
Breast Consumption aud other diseases l.,
tue Throat aud Lungs. No medicine
ever had such a success. 100000 Sam.
pie Bottle have been distributed every
year Tor three years by Druggists in all
psrts Of the United States, aud nearly
ioo letters from Druggists are now or
our lies. saying that no other preparation
IN their stores ever gave such excellent
satisfaction. All we ask is for you to 90
to your Druggist john MAruEs, and get
. Sample Bottle Tor 10 cents aud try 1t.
Regular size rs cents.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-09-23
Ysur Att.mtis,s.

5 r Angel. Ka1x .i-. Tenn. viii,
have iissribated '%iurin; the Fair, a la ge
edition Of lis Illustrated Circular Price
List. j. sure that .ou CT Que AMI then
keep it tar future references. Tn, Us the
only exclusive Sewing Machine 6udiug
house IN East Tennessee. Tie can furn.
ish YOU on order. through the mails,
ne,dle-, oil. par,s tor repairs. attachments.
aud 6aiings tor an, Machiue that i, in
use in Fast Tennessee. W. Angel has
received orders from aGd urn ,hed gp1tS
to hundreds Of the citizens Of Washing
ton County during the pas, year. Ii you
are so unfortunate az TO not attend cur
Fair and thus fail 10 get his price list.
you will be furnished Que by Gail IL You
will send your address on Postal Gard to
him. A trial order Tor any article need
ed abou, vour Sewing Machine will con
vince you that We speak what we know
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-09-23
A Valuable Farm, Ter sale.

This farm consisting OF l69 acres is sit
uated ON the head waters OF BOGUS Creek.
Washington Cvuity Tenn. two miles
from Jonesboro. Il is in a good healthy
country. convenient u Churches, Schools
and MILLS. The improvements consist Of
a two story house, two rooms and kitchen
on irst floor and three rooms above, two
barns, two. cribs, a wegon she'd. smoke
house and granary, with a good spring
bouse, and three never failing springs neal
the buildings. There is a good orchard
of apples, peaches AMI other fruits
Twelve acres OF very fine meadow and
fifty acres Of as good timbered land as
eau be found in the county. The balance
is good farming land or suitable for stock
farm. There is water in every field ex>
cept one. and can easily be turned into
that Que. This farm eau be bought at
$1,000 per acre cash. which is very low
Indeed much lower than it Lns formerly
sold for. For further Information ad
dress.
VIM. ROVER.
or JoMy ALLISON Sect'y.
Immigration Society Jonesboro', Tenn
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-09-23
sad Accident, and Death Of m
Wortlsy Yautiv aaan

we are IaiDed 10 chronicle the d.a,h
Of our JouDg friend and formerly an nj.
'achee OF the HERALD AND fnIsuNr
9th e, Mr.. Nat. I Boyd. The sad news
reached his parents at this place last Aon
gay bf Telegram, that on Sunday be had
been killed on the Nashville and Lsuis,
VILE Railroad. by being run over BY a
tram. dc had been employed for some
Tune as brakeman Oh the road, and it is
supposed that he fell between the cars
when they we're in motion. Nat was
truly an honest aud sorthy young man.
lie was kind, efectionate and industrious
lie was not often found on the streets
irsm the fact be preferred work to idle
ness and failing to get work at home. he
sought It at a distance. We sympathixe
with the family in the loss Of their worthy
son aud brother.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-09-23
sterescepic Views or the FuneraI
Of shc late senator Jshussn.

Our Artist, Mr.. L. ". Keen, has
kindly proffered the use of his Stereoscope
with views Of the funeral Of tie late
Senator johnson at Greencville. during
the three days ut the Exposition. The
instrument is very fine, Snd the views,
twelve in number are magni6clent. taken
from commane iog positions aud exhibiting
the most prodliuent and interesting fea>
lures OF that solemn pageant The St r.
eoscope will be in charge Of the young
ladies, and the entire proceeds will be
devoted to the benefit OF the Joncsboroaph
M. +. Sabbath School. The price of
viewing a life like pertraiture OF this
great aud sad occasion, executed with the
mos. faithful and striking foish and
style of the Photographic at by Mr..
Keen, will be only Ten CENTS. These
views will not be On exhibition ut any
other place during the Fair
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-09-23
rAe Emigration Movement.

MIR. Hatch Of Minneapolis, the famous
:outhero immigration reyivalist, who is
TOO well aud favorab.y known t. Tenue,>
see readers to need an introduction. reach.
ed Nashville yesterday on bis second
S%outnern jaunt from the Northwest. lie
is full Of enthusiasm. and confidently
asserts that the dawn his at las. broken
and soon the Southern immigration tide
will pour through like a dsluge 10 this
direction. His correspondence embraces
twenty States and the Canadas. lie has
perfected satisfactory arrangements Nth
through lines for reduced fare. He is
backed by any number who want to come
aud he K nows where best to settle them.
-Americun.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-09-23
SERIOUS
A MAN Fails 90 Feet srsss the Nc.
Caumg BulIdimg.


Yesterday morning Mr.. Cordlc. q
gas filter. met with az accident which
might have resulted fatally He was
working on the third story. fitting gas
pipes. when he lost his footing and
started to fall. Tie caught hold Of q
rope. which was fastened at the top.
but could not check himself, and con.
tinued on his downward journey until
he reached the lower floor The rope
laccratej his hands terribly. and he
was forced to let go before he reached
the lower floor. lie received some So.
we're cuts on the hack Of his head aud
other bruises. but the physician at
tending HIM pronounced his injuries as
not necessarily OF q fatal nature. lie
was taken to his home at the summit
House IL = buggy. and furnished with
medical attendance. - norcile ChroR>
ile,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-09-23

nave beeu shown swo old manu-.
rN mat 10 their way are rarv curies-
Tar, Of the writing is in imitation
\ INV md 50 plain that a child can read
IN .ae! Contain passages Of Scripture
I,a.'' essay on Bap,ism on coar.e stiff
and we're executed BY . North
|Or,oS.a lady, named Polly Peterson.
NV ~ ls4s. She rss deprived II
'sr,;ae o. DER hands, anG performed the
|O.' aug oy operating the zen With Der
She wrote the nanuscrip, for Mr..
H. Lyle who paid her = considerable
|uSSs none, Tor them. They are now on
"a'o'tiOa At the Fair.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-09-23

The Fair this week promises to be a
grand success. The entries made will no
doubt be much lager than ut any for
mer time. The Secretary has been busy
making entries since last Saturday. One
lady Yrs. I. A. Middleton has entered
fmty three different varieties Of j%elIies.
Mrs. j. Z. Smith has also made = large
number Of eutries as we'll a. several other
ladies'. The ladies' department will NO
doubt be the grandest exhibition Of he
kind that has ever beer shown in the
State. The ladies Of Washington County
deserve much credit for the interest they
take evory year Ia the Annual Fairs
That farmers are making large entries
Of Seek. Grain &C., TO-. Mechanics are
bringing all kinds Of tool aud farming
implements. Every body seens tn be in
god spirits, and the Managers of the
Fair feel that their efforts are going To
to crowned with success.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-09-23
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
lNln Cbancery at Jonesb0ro' Washing
ton County, Tennessee.
w. Z. Blair
~ At 81 A c.,,,

W NJ. 81. A. Cannon, ct. al.
lu this cause it appearing from the al.
legations in c~omplsniants bill which is
sworn to tina. the defendants w. NJ. j. A.
4 W. G. CANNON are non.residents Of
tho State of Tennessee, but are residents
of Rome, in the State Of Georgia. 1t is
therefore ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks in the
HERALD AND Tribune. a newspaper
published iu the town Of Jonesboro'
Tennessee, notifying said nonresident
defendants TO appear before our said
Chancery Court on or before the 4th
Monday in November next aud make de-
Tense to said Bill or the same will be
taken for confessed and set for hearing
ex parte.-Thhs 18th day Of September,
1875.
b. F. swINGLE. G. & NJ.
Septl6w4prf$5.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-09-23
Hit The mil on the Head.

We noted il our columns two wee ks
since the fact that Messrs Sanford, Cham.
berlain x Alb ers were supplying a want
long felt BY putting on the market DR..
Hart's Ants BILIOUS Discovery and we
are informed that the sales already are
becoming considerable. The Discovery
is a success, aud is bound to do a vast
mount Of good and relieve much suffer,
inn
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-09-23
Attention soldiers.

Every Federal Soldier in the county
is earnestly requested to be in Jonesboro'
oil the first Monday IN October next, for
the purpose Of participating ia q public
meeting OF Soldiers adjourned to that day
for the transaction OF such business as
may be necessary preparatory to the
Grand Re union at Gre neville October
18th. Let all attend.
s. X. N. PATTON,
A.. NJ. STUART.
j. A. BRADSHAW,
County Elective Committee.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-09-23

We call the attention of those desiring
|hntelass Groceries to the advertisement
of those reliable aud entcrprising gentle.
|nea located at johnson City. They are
|%'''.ntlve aud polite DO a good business,
|,nd evidently are in harmony with the
'lus' in refusing to acknowledge Mr..
Credit asa gentleman, who always pays
b, debts.