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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-27

John Johnson, an industrious negro who
died lately at F4lconve Tenn, fully believed that ne
was the victim of coujuration Being assured that he
Wa under spell he swallowed quantities or the most
Dlwerfu emetcs, and with life pad the penalty Of MS
superstition
A little girl only nine years old has Travelled
alone from Pennington, Mimi, TO searspoTt Me-, her
only nassport belng letter from Masonic Lodge stating
that ncr father Mason and she az "rphdh As@eI
now she got along, she answered; Ever DOGy met
was d Mason"
s. Crozier of Silkville, Kan, has raised this
season 100 600 silk and sold their eggs IN France
for 81 800 Two OF mulberry trees four years Old
fnrulsucd the food for the crop Mr CroZer says That
Kansas will produce tue best quality of SILK cheaper
than any country In the world"
A rattlesnake captured by Charles ;. Abel
In Florida recently the largest seen there be-
ing eight long and having 1G rates. which would
Indicate a growth of 20 years. This remarkable serpent
xcgnsa IS pounds. tie was killed by ehorUIorm ana
them paccd III whisky b. presented 10 the Mlrylnd
Academy OF Sciences OF Is .lumOre. together Win
another rattesnako OF large size and Two handsome
xlllgalOrD.
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rr1orrrrE IN THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, March 26-At meeting OF the Bar,
held IN the courtroom Of the Court Of Appeals at tue
City OF Albany on the morning of March 25 1875 the
Hon George +. ComstOck called TO the char, and
l. 0. Perrin, esq, appointed Secretary, where
upon the following resolution, moved by David Dudley
Field esq, and seconded by Ehingham d. Nlchois ana
H. K Phelps, esqrs. was unanimously adopted: -.
ReSOired, That, a mara or respect 10 the ChleI
Justice and Associate Justices OF TINS Court anu as M
Ccatve of the yeneraton at all times due 20 justice
tho Crer OF this Court be requested, from ths lne
forth TO announce the entrance 10 the court OF me
Ccf and his associates, and that the members
Of The Bar present ana remain standing unu4 the
Chief Justice and his associates are scated "a ,
GEORGE F. COMsTOCk, Chairman.
l.. .. PERRIN, Secretary.
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,. GREAT POWER IN THE LAND.

To The Edtt0r or The Trt0Hhe'
SIR: | am constant reader OF the IHE
TRIBUNE and have great satisfaction In IT, II bless
ing TO the country have such paper In these days
when politics are degraded. nope 1t may Keep on In
steady unwaverng 1t rs already great power
In the land Trne craftsmanship consists In doing the
hsr for the country at times aud under all circn M
and in raising Dy our example the standard of
nontieal ethics 10 the highest level aTtanabie The
man who does this exalts himself above the average
moD and 10 a great Statesmanship Is not DISPLAYED
an wing Lo contemplate vocation OIL
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TIE CONVICTION OF A SWINDLER.
A LEGAL POINT LEFT UNDECIDED THROUGH TIE


POVERTY OF THE PRISONER.
Jacob II. Stone was convicted on Thursday,
in the Court OF General Sessions OF grand larcely and
brought yesterday before Judge Sutherland to
The OGense Of which he convicted
was one form n a very common swiDdle. He adyer-
tscd for EAglishspedklg Germans with So, promising
good wages. a German came to him, deposited with
Inn $50, pledge Of his honesty; got back what he
supposed receipt. but note, and got no work
or money. The jury, ia finding Stone guilty under the
Judges charg" found that the insertion Of the adyer
tisement was WITH an intent to commit fraud, aud
the receipt Of the money with intent to appro
pria; e It,
Yesterday John o. Mott, stones counsel moved TO
aside the verdict the ground that it was nor aus
tained by the evidence. larceny necessarily Implied
a trespassaat Is. taking without the assent OF the
owner II there such an assent by the owner now
ever detestabe IN breach OF trust might be- 1t
was not larceny. In the famous S5lnote case, where
the person convicted refused 10 give back the change
the Court OF Appeals got round by saying thar legal
possession parted WITH because the transaction
involving the immediate return ~ change. was not
complete. The COur Of Appeals IL very similar case
this had this prncpi- decided mat no III
dclmenJ for obtaining money under tiise pretehses
would lie. Judge Sutherland asked n Mr. MDtS meant
10 tnat there was no punshmenb Tor
this class OF crimes. l. was ,proper for MN
which had given him some trouble. TIE Old law-bo3k
definition that "A larceny involved taking iron inc
owner without his consent, trespasS; but the eases
showed in many instances that constructive TAKING
was enough. The cases wer3 contradictory; Dut IL
seemed 10 him one principle stated in this connec
ton III law books, the underlying Que OF thse
discrepancies. That was that no III IA shOulu taAe al-
vantage OF mis- own wrong Applying Jhis rule tine prs
oner could that "ths was not larceny because
by NV fraud induced willing delivery OF the money"
The point was nice. and ne would DC gad 10 see hr:
Mott carry Tie case up so as settle IT, Mr.. Mott said
that The man was too poor; nut II Judge Sutherland
would Ray for the printing. he would give the labor.
propnsition wltcH Judge Sutherland declined
jude Sutherland then sentenced the prisoner 10 STATE
n. SON III Aard Iabor Tor three yelrs.
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COURT OF Appeals.

ALBANY. y. Y, March 26.-in COurs of Appeals,
FRIDAY. Marcl q:
No lisIha G. gader respondent ag Hugh McOsky appel
liant. Submitted
So ljD-F.k snt Tagging Clmp'ey respondent agt
Charles Evans appellant Argued BY b. Viieaune Tor Appellant
nd "a u tlel lJr espOIIen.
~ lJl-Dmi.i agle rcspocfca' AFT Whnm D. NicAo az
reliant Ell gh1n H. NcAO Of counsel Tor appellant ana
h7 \. {. NOOK for respondent. go
Gil and another PLAINTIFF in error az Inc REQ
Me gurd Peter Mitchell OF eoaIsel of
SaaLhs "a by b. r. Phelps for the People -
So Oj-The People plaintiffs Duncan D. Tea
penn. defendant aZucl by b. h Phelps District
and by hl D. TOWNSEND for deendant IN error
Proclamation made aud AdOuruA Monday March ~
1870.
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At the Tombs Police Court yesterday Martin
Pr pps he'd 500 bal des.er gsnb Hs house No
,jG a.-s led Si,JUu for keeping
gambling II No % CherrTsi.
Four liquor dealers were yesterday brought to the
Drct Atouevs indictments for ling quos
Due Murray ndirnr AonEen gave bail IN 5000
ec James Eclad Forester aloaei
tao weeks o thea licenses
In the Court of General Sessions. before City
IN Ike william peara, attempt larceny
vas .ea. Prison Nephew, for attempt
-r,euv 2elcd 10 Pison for "a RoOer aei
the PeEtratarT for one
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5team5oaia ano Railroads.


CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ ALLENTOWN LINZ TO TfiH wRST-Pissens,r
Station ks foot o LbersTst Connects soseys viii
r. With Lehgh and sn,gueh Div sso
hgb Valley srod Direct ns N harsDure rtsoargh sne -
West also Cenirsi PennsviVann and NewYork SiAts.
WINTER ARRiNGEMEsr.
Sommencing Jan. II. lS75.-Leave New follows; -
ofl1 &mSKxs TRAy for Peming Rson Be.hlehs1 Bss5
tor &C
GLDAm .-Wsy Train for P,aina,d
700 nWsy Train FOR Rsston BslVier- asuch Chun wker
FNistoH Asb,noJ City NJ Cse Hsz-tou TunkhsL sset
1eusnas |AVery &c Connects JGachon DEL LACK ssS
800 A. MOANING ExPsKs, daily (erceo suudss for Bs.ss
Aenovu h,rbarg. sui WesI Connects
&e With through 70 DanFle WlaansDo
1880 q. m.-lVay Tram Tor SoHerylc.
l2.4O mixPkRss for FsnlBgsB, Bas,on Bath Aleno
Cirrk Msssoy CITY Hseoa, WlspsD4rre
Ing, Coambs Iancsss Eobata P0.IsVile H.rnsbarr. 80
2:30 m-Wav mo or Easion CatsssadaA. asd BsVacrc
$50 -Wsv TrSs ior Plsi16ed.
4OOp mWsy Tsy 81 Esson, ai.rtosn, and Mach CHUNK
4:3O D. WAY Train for someryius a GLEN nyton.
5ODp m.-Wsr TRAM 6r FanGeld .
6l5 -EvESISs ExPxs dsV. Tor Has,on Asnto"s hncs
Chunk, Wilkes TOwaais ResinG, AsEsOar RsbasB C%
n.
5:3U m-wU Train for serseryle.
an G.fj e. nv lor sonsrvile
1880 D tBmizrsnl-For E<-ton-
9ljp. m.-Nsy
12;D0 m -POr PA naeld.
To- 30 lll5. H.. IL l2fO. l.. z $50. = 800 8 - 4
AIS 4:304;i5 5. 6;l5 $40 $50 o. 6l5 6:t5, 75 T;31
''i' 'I' i'''' Ai'i'' r v KICKER suot and Eas
H. p BALDWIN General Passenger k.saL
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Church digui.ary has to seek it out rs of oil in him
IHE MURDER or MRS. BINGHAM.

GEORGE PEMBERTON ARRAIGNED AND COMMITTED
FOR THE CRIME.
BosrON, March 28.-GeOrge Pemberton, the
accused murderer Of Mrs Bingham. was arragned in
the East Boston Municipal Court at II H. to-day, and
fully committed for murder. An immense crowd was
in Attendance, and the prisoner was escorted to and
from the courtroom by squad OF GO police Intense
excitement exists 10 ist Boston ana strong lnclha
tion TO appeal to lynch law seemed TO pervade the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-27

THE UNION PACIFIC AND KANSAS PAClflC
RAILROADS.
PHILADELPHIA, Penn, March pa meeting
at the Continental Hotel, between Jay Gould ana other
prominent railroad men, held last evening for the
purpose of edeavOrng arrange the differences that
have existed for years between the Union Paehc
and Kansas Pacific companies about the Colorado
business prevent building OF parallel roans
IN chat State by Union Pac,fc Railroad. Robert u
President OF the Kansas Parihc Railroad IL mere
ana Messrs. Gould, DlOu, Dodge, and smith or the
UuiOn Pa hc Railroad. THe meeting WAS held here so
that Mr. Carr might the benefit OF the presence OI
Mr. Scott, Mr.. Bard aud other pu0lic gentlemen VINO
are ockhoIiers ~ the X tnsas Pucihc RiiirOad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-27
THE SEARCH FOR CHARLEY ROSS.

BoRDENTowN n. j., March 26.-Mr. Christian
K Ross of Philadelphia arrived here to-day aud. III
comnapv with several gentlemen went visit Il child
sunnosed 10 be the missing Charley, about two miles
neast OF B0r1entOwn II proves not 10 ne ChaFIeJ
Ine child answers the description except the eyes
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COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR.
CRIMINAL NOTES .

ALBANY. " Y. March 26.-The following IL thu
tav ie1asr for hsEcn % AA 49, lOi 100
l6l, l62 l67 1872, 10.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Rallroaos.

DRlDGEpORI, AMI all pOinJ, on Hoasatomc
b anu NsagaGaoK bare 81. aFsRes bRiD1hPUdt
ieAVss LAl. I.taV Az h..lH? a. - '.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-27
Religious Notifies.

Anthem smorai Chsrrh R.r,yssh west q sE Tt1;
sUSDiY at iOa a. ~ and u p Chireu tho afer-
TIE Rector win preach each service.
and rse1i!..,eopis"ae" Dr. tGAFSRS viii preach Ea
People,. aeetng' $50 D. m Lecture WEDNESDAY EVENING
at 7;4j
AIan.on VI L. Church. YOrslsi. Grand The Rev
C T. HARRs Pastor preach SUNDAY March ~ MORNING
and bV BSlNG Su ect morning Tie Jewish and Christian P
welcome.
street n GharSh 6.Ese0 Delaney nd h S5s
BSY March %. PIelens 1853 Re-, Bishop AN AN
D. CUhKY D. D. Former invited to be
presest
Meeting commemOr'ii0g Jubie Year Of IA
Charch T1rynntst .and Parkave TOhOhRO" 2 D
rom Rev Rev J6as AL D. aS1 D. ANDERSON and
Rev HOWARD MALCOLA Of Philadelphia the oanoer Of the
Al the Third Uniyer,1llst Church,
- corner o. Blseeker AMI Dos9l1g5:@s
pFss spP9 4 70 G E.s ri sunday
AND cEIE9GAI0S OF TIE 5oRD .y SUPPER
ALL As3 INVITED.
n haMao56 @ T.ae5 sBBa I0RSNG
EVENING at usual hours Strangers cordially invited
iS lsp R re :lfp ' aDBoFr and aH L. Il
SS C l S ar T Ie as a 1 a M.ona
= st IRE IN sarb 20 Music nader the
Prof BENJAMIN The pubic cordially invited to
-tteud
cenF3i BaRs! " fvSRT r. % Gs sssa'n
preach 1880 also $50 baptism At the eo'e OF 'he
Church ,ccond-st, Ge.5es9 IN AID
THE Wess Presb an Preaching hFEHl 81 noHst'S
nAs lP iSG '9' D. SE D. = y - ..y-' ,e
Chncct of tic Messiah. Plrs-aye and Thirty.iourh'-
Rev K AT H. In
called the The wrd r. Chidren' Easter
Fe,.va, p. No evening service
Church OF the DiscIp'cs.
MADIsOy.AvR. And PoRrY-RIPTH-Sr.
Rev. GEORGE H. HBPWORTH. Pastor,
SERVICES TOMORROW AT 1915 A. N. AND 745 P NJ.
In the MORNING Mr. vARLEY will preach
In EVENING the Pastor will preach Subject: The Great Re
vivai ard came Of it,"
Lorls Supper at tae close Of the morning service.
Congregational Bible Clas. and sabaath-'choo at j.
General Prayer-neetng FRIDAY EVENING
PRAYER meeting every MORSSG ana EVENING next week at
o'clock
SEATS CHEERFULLY FURNISHED TO STRANGERS
Thi, tsatcrday) RvHNIyG. GRAND MASS PRAYERAEErlNG
conaaaed by Mr vARLEY.
Disciples OF Christ.
Tventy-egh.h-s'. BroaGway
Rev. D. L. VAN BIZ KIRK. Pastor,
will
SUNDAY.
Morning and evening.
you n cordially invited.
Enmlnaei T.. r. Free Charrn;
Rev g"' iiESRY W. B. wALBhiDGE b. b Ree.or
All are in,i.rd to attend these services.
Five Points House of Iada'try, l33 wsrn,,t wa 49,,
BARNARD ChOr
on SUNDAY az 3 0c och PuJhc invited
Fifty third baptist Church.-Rey. W. II. PEN
DLBrON pres HORNING and EVENING Baptism at th-
evening service Revival meeting AFIEhNOON and
EVENING next week
First Reformed Episcaral Church, hadOn-ave. and
Foriy-seventh-s-NM T. SABINE Rector Sund Y-scbool a.
A M Divine serre.s a 10 81 m. sud 7:4J y Chdreh's
church D. The will preach morning and evening All
CORDIALLY invited
Henry Marley
OF LONDON.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1875-10-29
DEATHS

DIED, at the residence of his parents, on
Oct. 2lst., at $50 P. NJ, |. ALVIN MAUS, be-
loved son Of |. r. and Mary NJ. MauS. of Rock
vile, Md, aged 10 years, months and l3
days.
Thus has passed away in the fnll flush Of
life, this much lamented young man after
long and painful illness, which he bore with
marked patience aud resignation. His open,
frank and affable manners gained him the
friendship and esteem of all. We tender our
heartfelt ympathy to his mourning family and
mourn with them their sad loss Truly hath it
been said, that death loves shining mark "
DIED, on the afternoon of the 23d instant
at Poolesvile, Nd, NATHAN T. METZGAR,
after lingering illness, in the 33d year of
his age.
The deceased for some months past was a
great sufferer. but bore his suffering with a
Christian fortiIude Everything was done by
kind friends aud skillful physicians TO allie
vale his snferines, but all to no effect. He.
who n few years ago was the picture of good
health and in the bouyancy of manhood, we
now hehold slumbering in the arms of Death.
And though bereaved of an affecionate son
and brother. vet humbed before the will Of
pn all-wise Providence, his suffering relatives
and friends have been brought 10 feel that
their affective loss is his eternal gain. and
you. young comrade of his, take warning from
this, ''For We know not the day nor the hour
when the Son of man cometh."
A FRIENp.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1875-10-29
Special N Notdoe 9.

NS~ D F. OWENS, Druggist and dealer in
Pure Drugs Fine Chemicals, Standard Phar-
maceulical Preparations, and reliable Patent
Medicines of all kinds Paints, Oils, Glass,
Varnishes, Brushes, Supporters, Trusses,
Lung Projectors, Shoulder Braces, Sron1rs.
Stationery, Blank Books, Dyes, Violin Strings,
Lamps, Fine Toilet Soaps, Tooth and Hair
Brushes, Combs, Toilet Articles Sfectacles,
Cooking Extracts Chamos Skins Tobacco,
Cigars, Snnffand every article found in first
class Drug Store.
&s- Also fall line of Pore Spices -Ladics
are requested to give them trial.
Ns- Prescriptions and family recipes care
fully compounded.
Ma Orders proptly filed,
oct 22-tfn Rockville, Md
Montgomery County sentinel., 1875-10-29
ESTRAY cow

STATE OF MARYLAND. Nontgomery county, Set.
| HEREBY CERTIFY that on this 18th
day Of October, 1875, before me, the subscrib-
er, a Justice Of the Peace in aud for said couu-
tr, personally appeared Thomas II Waters,
and made oalh in due furm of law that there
came respassng upon his enclosures in Au-
gust last II Roam Buffalo COW, spotted on her
hind quarters marked with cross and slit
in the riehtear. Given under my hand, this
18th day OF October, 1878,
HENRY NJ HARRIS, J. p.
The owner Of the above described Cow is
requested to prove property, pay charges and
take her away.
oct 29-3t THOS W. WATERS
Montgomery County sentinel., 1875-10-29

souxD TALk-Sena,or Bayard, of Dele
ware, sends to the people of MarylaEd the
following;
81 feel an unusual interest in your success
in MARYLAND this fall. The organization OF
men into parties is essential for the accom-
plishmeni of any great public object, and in
this country and at this time the Democratic
party is the sole hope aud bulwark Of the
Constitutional liberties of the people against
the encroachmenis of centralized power,
fanaticism, political and religious, and COM
binaiions of fsvored classes. In view of this
hew unworthy and dangerous is factious OPP
position 10 candidates exhibited in Maryland,
too often 10 crafty revenges for personal dis
appointments or personal dislikes. do not
relieve the people Of Maryland will suli.r the
true and substantial issue to he obscured, hut
that they will detect aud avoid the possibility
Of negro domination, with all lis attendant
ruin aad demoral izasion"
Montgomery County sentinel., 1875-10-29
MARRIAGES.

MARRIED, by Elder s r White, on Tnes-
day, 26lh inst. D. II BOUIC, Esq, 10 Miss
MARY Z. HIGGINS, all of this county.
Accompanying the above was a lot OF
splendid wedding cake, for the same they have
our most heartfelt thanks. We hope the star
of prosperity may ever shine brightly upon
them.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1875-10-29
EXAMINERS NOTICE.

The undersigned having been appointed
Examiners, by The Commissioners OF Mnut
eonery county 10 ascertain whethcr the pub
lie convenience requires the erection Of II
Bridge over the Ready branch, on III,
Westminster road, near Brookeville at thu
termination Of the Turnpike road leading
from Washington 10 81 ookeyille,
HEREBY GIVE NOTICE to all interested
that they will meet on the premises on MON
DAf, 10Th Of Norember, 1885, al the hour oI
10 O'Clock. a. NJ, TO execute The commission
as aforesaid.
WASH CHICHESTER,
RICHARD Ii. GRIFFITH,
J. G. HOLLAND,
oct 29-td Examiners
Montgomery County sentinel., 1875-10-29

Carruth, the Vinland editor who was shot
by DR. Lands, and has carried bullet in his
brain since last spring, is dead. The case is one
of the most remarkable on record, and has at
tracted much attention in medical circles.
The case having terminated fatally within
year, according 10 law Dr. Lands will be
tried for murder.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1875-10-29
gs- LUMBER AT REDUCED PRICES -ea
SEE
wlLLETT & LIBBEY'S ADVERTISEMENT.
Announcement.

A T the solicitation of many personal
N friends announce myself candidate
for The next SHERIEFALTY, and promise,
ifelected, TO perform the duties of the Office
honestly and 10 the hest of my ability.
oct Ste BERNARD MONDAY.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1875-10-29

The books and accounts Of Garrett & Con-
nell have been placed in my hands for eollee-
zion. All persons knowing themselves in
debted 10 said firm viii settle at once, other
wise shall proceed to collect the same by le-
gal process.
HATTERSLY W. TALBOT.
oct S-3t ATTORNEY at Law
Montgomery County sentinel., 1875-10-29
FOR SALE OR RENT.

HAVING concluded TO change nv busi-
L. ness, offer tor sale or rent The STORE
AND PREMISES now occupied by me, at
Monrose, Montgomery conniy, Nd.
The Store has good run Of custom and
the Land, ACRES is in good state of cul-
tlvnlion, with Orchard of select frnit The
Monirese Post Office is AT his Store. which is
on the Georgetown pike, nine mites from
Washington and within AGO wards of Wind
ham Station ON the Metropolitan railroad.
oct l5-lf ] W SUEPpACH
Montgomery County sentinel., 1875-10-29

CONSTITUTIONAL AMsNpMENT. Amid the
excitement incident 10 the campaign the proc
amation of the Governor ordering an election
TO be held upon the proposition to amend the
State Constitution so MS to place in the hands
of the circuit judges, alone, the power of grant
ing removal of a case from one county to an
other, has been lost sight Of. 1t is matter
that sadly needs a remedy, as it puts counties
to great aud unnecessary expense, and should
be repealed. Read the proclamation in another
column, and vote for the Constitutional
Amendment"
Montgomery County sentinel., 1875-10-29
Z U BLIC S ALE.

TsNHE subscriber, intending to decline farm
l. ing will offer at public sale to the highest
bidder for cash,
On MONDAY, November 29th, 1875,
at his residence on the road leading from
Neallsyille to Barnesville, in Montgomery
county, Md, and about q miles from Boyd's
Station on the Metropolitan Branch Of the B.
& o Railroad and about the same distance
from Clarksburg. the following personal prop
prIY To wit
Montgomery County sentinel., 1875-10-29

NOTICE is hereby given thai the snhscr-
IN ber has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Montgomery county letters Of ad-
minislration on the personal estate OF
ELIZABETH GITTINGS,
late Of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased are here
by warned 10 exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof. 10 the subscribers. on or be-
fore the 10Th day of October, 1876 other
wise they may, by law, be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate All persons indebted
10 said estate are requested to make mme-
,linte payment Given under my hand, this
2Gih day Of October. s75
DIR JOSIAH HARDING,
oct 29-4t Administrator.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1875-10-29

The remains of Gen. George E. Picket were
transferred to Richmond from Norfolk, Va,
on Saturday and escorted to the capitol,
where they remained in state until Sunday
afternoon. They were taken in charge by Of
fcers and m Of the Confederate army, and
many of the militia Of Richmond (including
the colored troops, who asked 10 be allowed
TO participate in houoring the deceased civic
societies, &c. aud escorted to Hollywood ceme-
terry, where they were inferred.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1875-10-29
3 G00D WORK HoRSEsg
4 Fine Mich Cows.
Lot OF Swine.

l threc-horse Wagon, l light spring Wagon
l good Hay Can riaee, two-horse iron-beam
Plow, | single shovel Plow, 2 double shovel
Plows, lwo-horse Harrow, | Grain Fan,
Cider MILL Tobacco Plow, breach back Har-
ness, l Wheebarrow, Grading Scythe, Now
ing Scyihe, Hoes, Forks, Barrels, Baskets
haif-bushel, peck and balf-peck measures,
Saddles and Side-Saddles, about 50 barrels of
corn, lot of corn fodder, loo bushels ofpoia-
toes. Also all my Household and Kitchen
Furniture consisting OF Bureaus, Cupboards
Lounges, Rocking Chairs, Cane Seat Chairs
a lot Of Tables, Sofas, Beds and Bedding, one
Clock, Looking Glasses, and other articles
too numerous too mention. ! will also offer
at the same time my farm on which now re-
side containing
Montgomery County sentinel., 1875-10-29
Nosice TO Creditors.

NJ uTICEis hereby given thai the subscriber
L Y has obtained from the Orphans Court
of Montgomery county letters OF admnistra
lien on The estate of
JOHN b. D1 VS.,
late Of said county, decd All persons hav-
lug claims against said deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof, TO the subscriber. on or before the
26lL day of October, 1876; otherwise they
IN ~ by law, he excluded from vi benefit of
said estate. Persons indebted TO said cslntc,
are requested to m ike immediate pavment -
Given under my hand this 2Gth OF October,
1915.
DIR JOSIAH HARDING,
oct 29-4t Administrators
Montgomery County sentinel., 1875-10-29
142l Acres of Land.

more or less. The improvements are a three
story frame dwelling house, and all necessary
ont6uidings Terms of sale of farm made
known on day Of sale.
oct 29-ts BOBT. S. SUpDATH.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1875-10-29

Dolan, the murderer OF Mr.. Noe, the New
York merchant, was on Wednesday, last SEN
Ieuccd 10 be hung on December 10Th.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1875-10-29

The Jail at Lawrence, Mass, overfowing
with criminals, the sheriff telrgraphed to
Worcester, Fitchburg and East Camhrdge tor
accommodations, but in each case the answer
was ''al full -