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engine of the ting Ward hsoke down ye5terd., -.
connecting rod and cylinder. hrnd guttinu ~. 'as M
ordrr; shc had to 70 to The honcyerd, bns viii ~ ~
eehnlHn. ~ MunltaUne, Wis.,, Ia rcrucstrI ~ VI,
nt M t9 cnstom House. where an lmportant lattoS.a
The Milwaukee, Ntrs Gives the fo,levtoo Il.
scrfptlon Of tho old Government gun boat Jnhn a
Dix. which has been transformed Into pRsanras.
boat By Mr. m. Engclmann, md Will ply hrt,.s.-
milwaukee, and Chicago horeaitcr: "Tho ola t,oSa
cFnment gun'bont John 4. DIX, purchased I,y y
Engcmana from tho +. D. Ward estate, han stna. w.
tl,e early part of last winter been undergoing
Wlibcr Waterbury. mechanic well.knuwn IN mn. 1,
fS r!ns s,fec, , l, a. compoen and relebo geatema
ahelack an!rh, with gill mud black walnuty mty ,,,5 Of
nncS nns'' ,na w rI1 r11I'e1t mpst striking appear-
the lnkea WHEN al0rucl With ianl.ono stnrs 1gst
rnsh furniture from tho establishment Of srntn.ea
y 20. The Office with approved daccommoda,innas
for pa'acngere, locatelat point wore tc d1ss5
ongtne and boifcrs. which originally cost S5, cd,
Of t!!e Mar!ne Solle. works, anil werc given TIL
q te bss. mako on ths iske. mi eres sfy y H. H.
builders. The inspectors reported everything fayo,.
expectations. se Is racl 1t 3 4g tons, us aid has
mule ~ M aSerAEe prsVions 10 rebuild II miles an
hour 70 pounds Of steam. 1cr Quilt ia tho tnost
perfect tho lakes, Unclu Sam ezpondinE Ilberais
when she wis In HI. posnesa!on Soe will nv Em..
tween this n0rt and Chicago ns Nm l rassSnrrr ~
will be comm andel by Capt. McIlcnry, Of Ihtcnv"'
formerly Of tho Saginaw; Mr.. james Nensun viii
scrve IN tho cnpactty Of engineer The cost oi iia
boat wllcu completed Ia estimated at from Sid. 0n
10 S1a. 0oo. The little crnft IL model OF BEAUTY.
and prcseMh = handsome appearance To the Be-.
holcr Mr. H. Engcimnnn hAa spared no paIua
IL
Efforts have boon seconded and fallllsd by con.
tractor Waterbury," way
, 1876-05-29
YODACCO.
Rtporf*i for TA4 Tribune bv Als1. Harthtii tobaccs



Lou1sYtLLF. Ky., May 37.-Tho receipts shs week
weFo ab9Nt Ito, hhds. Dto norv than last week,
which wrro nearly oil placod on the market and sold
making the total sas l,7s7 hds Or 4ss uore tan sod
ast week Ths market this week has bspn cl,AnapaAo
aud Irregular and l strong conssat with ta conttn.
u1s activity Ut sAst week. Monday showed less AMI.
nation, while Taesday, Wednesday, aud Thurs1ny up
k noon the market stfun8 and active after Which
Il became icss buoyAnt and ftls tile want Of lbs specu.
la!urs, who nrafy VII dropped on then. consequently
thu last two days tile price for luEs and cu.,nun to ms
duH leaf have tten irregular aud casitE " folluwu;
Common noudcacrlpt ind heavy lu9t arc aoc lower;
good nonde1cript ugs 50c lower; good heavy uv1
from 5u " tlu lower; common noadescript Leaf
u lower, good nondeacrpt leatis 81 ~ lower;
common to medium heavy Leaf IL 81 10 lower.
hut for tia heavy and continued purcha1es OF ths
lrslux speculative operator In good to nne eaf up 10
tho closu Ut the week. prices for would probably
have weakened Also somewhat but which may be saI
tu he fairly maintained at the clu>e. bptctulscs Ia
Wcsk. sud ~ hrsn II Int wcuks tyurrs con,nun s
en"ksrs sry re 9f while Y9H4 si4 cYieay tss.rse ~
ready salrs, closing arm u In VesEs quotations.
ts rst tIlse sys 81 she xssk W. COLI. ..Hcs LTD
III sp ~ so: w: . 1q Gs;ts ~
.illu tiAtrets euuinHo " he r4tlEr tuhtrA4irtuty
~ ~ qu1nttJ Vt plants saved The !atesL atEonntx
Fa.Isct. and INK out tAs plants n!tta csteut
istsess aes ffo soy psrt q nis.our er iaisus - W.
sxs, ~, M .fGs tE
Will ssoIlng u greater nncetta!uty 70 tip future
II AatluE Eccn supported !" great an r4tcnt lAcl, Ay
spcculauf Hhu A1o oN ucArlF MI uu. Culrss for
, 1876-05-29

LA SALE, ILL.,, May o8.-4i5Yifed by Riysr-
Prop Chsa towing Chicago l'clIs from Henry, cora
to chicagoi prop Whale. towing Tempest from 81.
Lous' are clay for la Sale; prop Jack Robertson,
towing Mcrchnnt iron, llcnncpn corn to Chicago.
D<parfeI-prop E. q. Good anl cnral- boat Deer
Park and j. sshHler, lumber to Ftorin Norway,
lumber to Ch1llcothe; Arolia und Lcvathan, lun,.
ber to Peru.
Pdsstd Into Cano-Prop China, Chicago Hello.
Seneca, and q. l.. booth, prop incl; Robertson and
Merchant
Gooa, Afobia, Luyiathan, Augusta, and Andrew
jackson.
River falling.
, 1876-05-29
PORT HURON.

Hpttadl LHspdEcH 10 7ne Tribune.
PonT HunoN. Mich, May 28. 8.-DowS-rrops a.
Joseph, Wayerly, Quebec. Balgcr State, May
flower with Kage Wing, Alpcna ana nargcs, IIc,lr,
Howard and conaort, Frln4lyllle and bas8cs; achrs
John Butt, John T. Mott, Anglo Saxon, Bhandon,
Moses Gage.
Ui-rrops Holland, Wcuona, ]. Dertachy, Kee.
wenaw, Wtuslow, ltoAnokc Mary rrngtc and
bazges; uchra ". r. Hanna, Myoso,is, Empire
State, ooshawk, Van Valkenberg, Three Bells,
Nuwaboy, Laura,
WiNn-Southwcst; gentle.
WEArflEN-Rna,
, 1876-05-29
PETROLEUM.
. cf,EyHt4AED.

ctHvRLANh, O.. My 27.-i'eirolouu1 ls,n and Hi.
changed. We quote standard white. ITO tcst lIc;
pr!lne white, l5ntest, I2c by Gar.1uts.
TfTT5HUHH.
PiTFsprn0. ra. May 27.-prtr,lcum dull; crudn,
sc21!a ut Tarkesa, refined. riJs1l4Ac Philadelphia
delivery.
, 1876-05-29
OCEAN FIlEIGIITg,

NRw YoRE, May y28.-Announcement WIS mado
yesterday un the Produce K1change that twenty.
ak vessels had been chartered TO take cArgoes Of
grain 10 Europe In view OF the approaching war
An Advancu iu fFelgLn IL looked fer In conse-
Ousuce
, 1876-05-29

SEw Yonk, Siny -. business qn!ct. With con,mts.
son 'olscs and Importers md TIN johtns staa1e fair.
Cation Goo1s largely snld by tcaInx commission firms
at c1ReesstO frn former prlcca, Pr1nta continued
In nocrasc demand, md "lItE styles fairly active.
Heavy wodIens III fair demand. Foreign good4 rosnln.
Cd ONlet,
, 1876-05-29

Long onh short clears at u:<,t1tc rash, nnl 1htid
tn9ac seller July. boyth: swect picked has tntI3'}r;
Cnnhct,a1dt, "1tsln.4 sarh srlt'r lunn: 'onscut
f1reIsr-%at Thic: If H*.tl;,.
1sEEF rf;UnlsCTA-Wc.e stea1lv md quiet nt s1O,73
1il.Hl fnr nlr++ atf. i5Dl1.tp tor extra mesA md
S24 nbI ~ 10 for h9n,S> 80 - -
7u!lt'r-Was quoted Mt 4I alst for clty, and 7tlSc
for country lots, according 10 ean!I,ton.
, 1876-05-29

f7.NA1s.m
15,fn<t1,tn

CrAe etnG INST at1d second f7Uta1s On
First filns Observation-Disclosures. 49, F&tatN
F!huttnR frAt canlipn, dressed tt:ot.tn
FluufnR ArtU1I common drtsseh.,,,.,, "a tHtt III U
Hnx h,nrts, III ", N. 40
lux tr,ArIst trt.17.th
httIrk harris, ~ AMI II In. ,....,,,,. n ~
u StLrk hNr,|s, 2li lTtN
Z Stuck b,ntttt, ls.ub+l7,W
Common hpnr. hllt fcrinE ,,,,,,,,.. tHItttil
tot1Ftnn nnhtr II II anti Under i In ttThtt
Jnf,ts and sunntI1,n ~ to ~ ft.,,,, lntkhsiAU To
..,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, t.tpD4t Is
AhtlEIcs q 4O4t 273
, 1876-05-29
COMMERCIAL.

The following were thc receipts and shipments of
The leading articles Of produce IN This city during
the twenty. fur hours ending at o'clock on
SnturIlar u,Orntnr:
, 1876-05-29
LAKE ERIE.
ERIE,
EpkH1l piStQtEh to

Special Dspdtch to 1ht Tribune.
EH1E, Pa., May .8.-Thc rhilaIclp phia s Effs
RAilroad Will commence running le1r new etml
Port Dover from Erie to Port Doyrr, Canada,
June s, and wilt make three trips each way pc,
week, She will carry freight and passengers, Dc.
rartcd for Chicago, stmr Japan, Chartered, -tml
itaycs, and schfs Hutchinson nnt Scotia. cnal to
Chicago at 05 ccnts per ton.-an incrcasc OF ID
curtis. =
, 1876-05-29
1}IsEhI32'r{rFCS,

$500. sood do. sa.tea 3.a7t!: cl,olcu d. s5,5,s,
a.ta!f; pate1ts dn. ssln'sam: Mlunrsuta, sa.p,s
6,1i spring s"ptrhncs. s1n"+,oo; rye lo"s sl.a1st
40
Erdn-Was IN good supply IN proportion to thr Dir.
nsn an m ra,cs a IT, lnsfdr n,1staoD ot Saturday
G"r'- Jftnf-conrsr waS Hnn,i'ln1 At Fl7' al "1i
b,,s within ,artos lInlis mi nrrrsee, X: tsttrr
Saqs aas M sfsnT .a "s nsh nf fssx fss a
sontn!is demand for thr cnntIlrpt Y Europc and
Viz an f"tt Il sa:sS r. o a'ry
tks hse . r s as ao. s on sn Ss5s s r. IT,
1ss seSe I'd T vs. f.ss;
n,, ca.y asT tsc scS 5SssHGt Z tnoE,
sSss Il Fese ,l 9"S r. Ms II t1x4 g.
!e q "r p9sSi aS ~ ss'
Il tnTtnsI Stxnsns madn .s market w:as easly mi
i aas ts:Rss Sa
?b:'f sen ss 'At s9'asS s1 snss. Ts: m .d
II 3eiasF ss H. @ t5s Il" Hs1' s
a: s5'ss: sf II IT; It lis sry 1 ~ 1s .:ss 5is !. AZ
ass n te &c 4 n!,,n; s:S snW ss o:4E :5 s If
g ; + f ~ ~ sr!1ns y ;1 .,s: , "" Fe q = g
su So. sp1ng II ID; H. % IN No sG'' =. sitT1
Il ~ nd T. Is is "a hg .sps ss It H. fr1est r.
s; i. ;.r 4 ,g;:y n; ecss r sc, ss
n The Eencrr1 MARKET. Sales 3. ei bu No. at
:sGPs se aaia sa. 1.ssf Fo,a aHa
&c n,S, I, acs!ys ss es!tnsa , ro;
=" Hs hsiF m "sh
e!sFErapt s s3 ' sh1t sy Tn shrt fsa.,s, q e
!s & !n5 81 9sss
= E sf s ~ sf:: II
3o %s1so #" st tsan.e; s r. @
I .,TYs Is sRs sst % sssn as so. s .r hs q
, s;' vi t!''$s
ne enA IT, 1e1ns n' a..u 4 % Vi. ;sH' vi !
seei' dsG nsn Il eSa s5y yvs o @ ssSf e Ts @
" srs Il n g. I'll III s q % a1sts ss to fG, IT,
so.inx !: NJ scl!sr IT, u's a' sd sd
md e ..s e.. .ss y" .s s'qss qsn- q III
~ ~ ne~ ac 4 Il tea:' ill., M sf M aex g j. i
4 ,S;o g. q ,s5, & Ill e. #
Is 4ss4se frss S board eis u" Totsl asia; a.
,f3E9 ; ssss sen s2 & 2as, s,1 aEc oGs,as
arae quantity wa .frrr y ,pl a," fur fnir; Dr.:
livery; TN ina1kct f9.wsl tafn on M iownwari
1Ts xh " .sas rsns aS7 tt H.
ssns I ND ps as 'ss s Ys%
H o1k ,s,ln esTln = aM a 4 9w'r @ as ar ,as Mo,t"t
ssssssly n. e.s +; tsss'' ass io9
tx c' of al Tss t jnns %ssf 1
@ H. s a"asr dpGs q Srn md y f
teera Ju,y raaseti frnn ciotias 1t III: : IL:
ss ss so.s .s' ~ ia *s u eos3 sn e 81 u
@ nj i ass8,a"s y s ens c,;
~ S' ssGs 4 e. s. Ss%s SiT*: @
VIZ on traGk; casa ,sies rrnot!sa II ii
~ III a. IT 1 n; hn BY sanp' II e PIX fnr
MyWs. &. fl Sa:na e. smfat saa Sr'p 2,
&C. ~; i;si! sn \;
~: u ;':st !" :s5s
N N I'd g sn as" WIKI 'raa + Ct nc free
rt X daa ny s sadp q H. n sp, psss &
1 ,:st, S ss.s II II; a5s s VA xsrs Es oi hex;
e. - sst9; nrr TS s s4s
!hr wcsK. The s,snsu wcrs hoI!inx or lsastnx sSt
" * y $s$s' 's% +:
:sj XIII IT, r: :s: Il: $;s;Ss;
.,ts7oc un track. There vas, aoulo, inquiry IL
tasRi' Ssess MI a." hr +e,,t IT. mt
1 u sa%Ss al ~ :a.:s' ca s'ssf Toiai s'
sAruHnAy AFTERNOON CALL.
rroyl.ion1 were saner. with sales Of 1900 at 52H
'iis M +; III }s!y IT sss 1000 e1'sotor
TIL ID; 10 :! rs g ~Ff c % sts r. ). f Ssss %s4s
fsess.sa d ~ i tl!a, parttss haa BID
i: !s! :Hss :ss S Sp"ss
were quiet aud unchanged.
, 1876-05-29
LUMBER.

Tie Wholesale market tulet Saturday, tho oOpr-
lngs eiK limited abuut caykues VI which Der.
,Aps hvu wrre disposed VI IN the Mornug. EutI.luub
lumber continues in KGl teinaud sua 1osts and .cant.
ling arr ITiu Vt tsnL Eaatsr nCh stun " quuied 1t
FnIst0.tGh xad the tetaer xt4Ies ut SlU.nksI4.an
t4tk wcst 1ulal At $l.4s and shingles st &4u43!.3
rrle At the yasa continues neTxte. hut lids taLr u,
'rI ark. 4nAnfe engaged In hauling !Acr prud.
nrS - tls e1n;Iy .sat!ons 4ha eIthanxthg u fos
ftulI is Usually inllo~r W he!e drn4nd fur lumber.
The rtrugc i arr4'Iy r!rrl,tihe At The waolrsal.
Inrkp where pU4i dr41 f h1ntrt mid Ia4t wIsk
lc ytth lEu.S Viii tnrtrasG In siunltns saltu IL
IT." yard tr,l, r."tturt far ut uucAiAg.d prices:
First Gi seti.Ea rIeAs SAIhk In. u
hif Grar. f4rh,.... .,,..+.....,..... lItHhIJ1.
fAI clear, g. tU.s lI.tA
Ct4r J4tiGl. lE.I aecunI r0u34..,. HtUu4 J..
, 1876-05-29
LIVE STOCK.


CAITLE-1n no pnrticuar waa tho position Of the
market moro favorable for tho selling Interest than on
thn week heforc lnecd The chAngc. Il any there wa
was from bad to Tho supply was something es1
hut tc dccreaEs In the rrct!rts wns not sdlccnt to
ruunernlancc the effect Ut tlc d.heartrnns reports
from the East aH from beginning 10 end, tic market
wa weak. with prices unsettled and rrrgnIarJy lower.
raklhY into consideration the quality Of the offerings
whlrh was exceptionally Sou, tho business Ut thu past
week WAS accomplished nj iowsr pftrcs than hayu been
known tor hftccn years. Thcro now I've 1tue doubt
that no faf ~ fat Cattle cuncbrueA. "botton ng.
nr~ have Ut las hetn Fruched but lint on the
.yeYf any general or pronounecd there IL
ssS Is ;&sss
s.r ;.,s. |!e -YKsSfi$|ss
ssa. s.is II! fS = ssn sns
tS''ss' 1 T1sx e W. s: s VII ~ ~ ss:i es
s1t.s x 1 II " sf II .sf p T:3s
s s' z sss!s IT, !sssss u: ssay sSs.sx s
i. % %fshs s = s
+ Ps: aaa :ssy rhsys va.
s:t sst Ut she s's'o changed 0wtf't' bulk Il u 5'
yss5p ysa; Old "sssr. -: Ss,sina il;G.ssaa i 5ta
od %siii.ts'td :isei1 xssh: ''s'a"
InH IN ia Ehl "A
Medium tlradcs-stgtrs IN fair des.J, wrvils
luE l.kU " IN NSbt........,...,,,,,,,,4 4,I514.
DutGhpEH Stutk-Foor to fair strurs, siI
common l., choice chws. fur city NlAlgltty
wrK11nE Hntn 10 ~, na,...........,...... 501A Is
stuck Gattlt-Cut1lnon cattle, weighing no
lnfc!tor-f.tshf md thin ctwA. helfers stass,
1ul!s anu AcataNaR Raters..,.......,,.. T. t0G1J III
!0Ifh-ihe lug market uTeuuh luII AltI llt<,0pjuk
aAl 1t1inlEcl lA that tuilii 1T, u 1gur tu cl f lid
week falHrAln thr irAttInle an,Icrxrnt 4 steady
al AhNrkat1 reduction Ut IL pcr III hx This IL
ar. serious cInu th1n d utic witne.se1 In sinVIe
week NIL tn tt4ArA Of Wrktrra ahtnprrd we're Inst
ss1s; @ :. T ,s'.H,a.sa r ~, sgn!i!aa ~ market
Y prls:. VI s4s ynaus. LM4yr Ill sryatiy
satHHlt1 tirller H, hut very mart 81
tho dueiHs sn!cFch casuf IN tho week was fuSa,rI.
Saturday truluK MA hDe Ut 3I at4 ~ iut Cllln; u
s,.75tl}ln fur Shippers and Inferior iravy iuts; II
Fl NJ 49, ~ fur Hfi,nfy to prlne xht; aud 1t "a 3S
alt fhr to ciufco h0aTy. E1siN grsus o1ntu d
$t Ga4IQk 75.
sHtEr-l7,s rce!pts haye continued 1'x't anu the
nArlncrs sstn!.,sl during the preceding week have
emily been sustnnrL The supply hui lltta III *.
90" Of the AtresA!ra OF tho olu rHdt anI kAes
and p0Dr medium Ut fa 7Ss Il rsf iTi
hs. InCE'lel Iii tho trcgpt4 Iou$ ul0 heAd Of
Texas sicep, which 4uEd Ut ". A,I+.aD.
, 1876-05-29

1osA: new H., 1o51; New Totk Central, %; Erie,
11si: preferred. H..
F.n,., May y. -Rcntcs. 1851 s!.fc,
Fn.SEronT, May 27.-Scw ha, w,
AN1wERr, May s7.-retrnlrn'n. 1ss Cd.
, 1876-05-29

The New York Produce Ercaangs ttxtkiy gives
tho following Az tha vhlble supply of gEan,. cum
points Ut accumulation laku md seaboard purts,
In transit by rail-, tic Now York cnaia, nnl the
, 1876-05-29

LYNDON, May ~. .-caHat4ls for money und Ac-
olAL " ll.Io; baA iUAt.; b7s. luutS; lu'40s.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

A meeting for the Promotion of Holiness,
will be held in the U, b. Church, in Man.
chester, Md, commencing Septembc- 18th,
at i0a M, continuing two days. Hours for
Service 10 a. m. 2! p. IN. aud p M This
meeting will be conducted by Rev. }. p.
Anthony, Editor OF the Highway Of HoN.
ness of Shiremansiown, Pr. Qm;s mum.
Der of Ministers promise to be in attendance.
The exercises will consist of sermons and
lectures on the doctrine Of Scripidla, Holt
ness. All are cordially invited 70 attend.
There will be woods meeting on the farm
of David Shriver, Esq, now cultivated by
Mr.. Clouser, on tomorrow. Preaching ut
l0l clock, by Rev Dr. Cole, of Westmin.
ster, also at y clock. p. m. The public
are cordially invited to attend.
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DIED.

Near Bud ri on the s0lh Of August
Amelia May, daughter of Charles b. and
Sophia Nelson, aged years month asd 10
days
AZ Che residence of Deeatur Jones, Esq.,
Bachelors Hall, w, on Sunday, the 2Gsh
ms, at ~ O'Clock, M, Of Meningitis, Hiss
Matthias Of Maryland, NJ the age Of % yesrs.
This young lady was a niece Of Mr.. I. ii. b.
Haase OF Wheeiin, West Virginia, and came
wiih Mrs. liaase on visit 10 her father
about ten days s+} We learn that She was
the pet and iaYor..e OF large iamily eonnec-
ton, and host 0. friends to whom sac had
endeared hersefby her many personal charms
and accomplishments, her gentle disposition
and her beautiful christian character. Du.
ring her short illness she had the constant
attention Of kind friends and skillful physi.
clan who did all in their power to save her,
but death claimed her, and she passed peace.
fully away as child falling to sleep. May
she rest IL etefnal peace and happiness in the
great world beyond. Her remains were
brought to the city this morning and shipped
via Virginia Midland railroad to Westminster,
Md, where they will be inferred in the family
buFging ground DdHrate, Va. Necs, Auy. s9.
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EXAMINERS NOTICE,

HNHE undersigned, Examiners, appointed
u by virtue OF n commission issued TO them
by the County Commissioners of Carroll
county, to open public road in said county
commencing at Samuel G.. Harden's cate
which leads to Mineral Hill Mine, from the
county road running from the Liberty road 10
the Nicodemus road; thence running through
the lands of Samuel G. Harden and James
W. Tyson, on the most practicable route 70
the ford on Big Morgan's Run, known a
Tensheld' s Ford, near an old saw mill; thence
running on or between the lands Of John
Gore, Joshua Beasman, and VIM. Beaslnan.
upon the most practicable route to the land
Of VIM. Trott and Edward A. Cassell thence
through the lands Of the said VIM. Trnst and
Edward A. Cassell; thence through the lands
of the said VIM. Trott until itintersccts the
bed of an old road thence continuing on or
near said road between the land Of VIM.
Philips, James A. Hughes & Bro, Samuel
I. Bennett and Joshua Philips thence
through the lands of Catharine II. Bennett.
TO or near Oakland Church, still continuina
on or near said road through the lands Of VI.
d. Oursler, then on the line or lines between
the lands of George Lapp and Edward Ireland,
thence throughthe lands Of the said Edward
Ireland, on the most practicable route 70
intersect the Baltimore, Carroll and Liberty
Turnpike road, at or near the dwelling house
formerly occupied by John Lechthales.
All persons whom it may concern are here.
by notified that we will meet at Samuel q.
Harden's gate, on Tuesday, the s6A dav Of
September, 1876, at 0 O'Clock, a. M. to execute
the trust reposed in US by the aforesaid com
mission.
]. OLIVER WADLOW,
WILLIAM @. POLK.
LAFAYETTE BAN5S.
aug 2e-5t Examiners.
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State Of Maryland, Carroll County, to.gii.
I hereby certify that Henry Stull, of Carroll
4. county, came before me, the subscriber,
Justice Of the Peace Of the State and Coun.
ty aforesaid, and caused the description Of the
one Cow thereof to be taken on this 2sd day Of
August, in the year 1876, as estray, trespass-
ing on his enclosures, one white and brindle
Cow with horns, giving milk at this time.
Given under my hand this 28d day Of Au-
gust, 1876.
A. 0URSLER, ]. p.
The owner or owners Of the above Cow Is
hereby notified to come forward, prove pro-
perry, pay charges and take her away.
HENRY STULL,
Living on the County Road, near Browns
Meeting House, Fourth Election District.
aug post
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The Scientific american says '--"The
sea coasts in the vicinity Of New York
aud shores Of Long Island Sound are, at
the present time, undergoing invasion by
countless myriads Of potato bugs. Where
the insects come from is n mystery. They
seem to cling to the floating sea weed,
and are left Herewith on shore by
the tide. At Coney Island aud other
points directly on the ocean the bugs arc
most numerous, showing that they have
been brought hithsr ~ sea currents,
and by similar means have been swept
into Long Island Sound. Itssems hardly
possible that the insects will not fail TO
reach the other side of tho Atlantic, as
they may fiud transportation on vessels OIL
be carried over in the drifting weed Of
the Gulf Stream"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-09-09


CENTENNIAL RIFLE MATCH.-With-
in fortnight FIVE squads of riaemen from
us many nationalities will gather at Creed
moor to take part in tho battle Of the
rifles to be fought there. Tho Australian
experts we're tho first to arrive, and are
practicing zcalously. Tho Scottish party
have met hospitable reception on the
part of their American friends. Within
a few days the Irish and Canadian marks
men will be on the ground, and then the
forty picked long-range marksmen will
then display their precision Of aim in the
first tournament of the sort yet witnessed.
The American challenge was u bold one /;
from country in which, while the clear
eye and steady bnnd of the riaemen has
long been legend, scientific long-range
shooting is a matter o. less than FIVE years
growth. In that period Of the success Of
our champions at home and abroad has
been more than brilliant. Creedmoor has
beaten Wimbledon. The prize is insight
fcant--a bit of bronze, n record, and the
personal satisfaction of success will be the
yyictors' trophies. A clear field and fair
play--all may DO assured of. The Amer
lean riAemen arc confident in their ability,
and would appreciate nothing better than
a close brush and victory "by neck or
less.-N T. World.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-09-09
vnAT TuE oEg.oIAL NEooaDs I'D.

WHAT THE ogsiclM RECORDS TELL
While, as s reported the Commissioner
Of Internal Rayeua9 il investigating the
facts about Governor Ti.dcn's Income re-
turns, story comes from Toledo, OHIO
that there IS something for Investigation
about those OF Governor Hayes The
Sunday Democrat of that place prints il,
as well as the New York World. It
charges reservation, amounting TO 5l7.-
coo, in the tax returns Of Governor Hayes
to the Assessor Of Fremont, Ohio, during
1874, 1875 and 1876 For 1874 sworn
return is made Of S2,58l worth of "gener-
al property, moneys, credits etc, subject
to taxation in Sandusky County For
1875 the total Of similar property sworn
to is 5000, and FOR 1876 the amount
sworn to is SJ,7l0. The Democrat says
that on January 20, 1874 The viii Of Sar.
dis Birchard was admitted to probate,
bequeathing 10 Governor Hayes $50 900
worth of personal property, Of which he
became possessed at once being the exec
uto without bond. Birchard returned his
personal property to the assess )r in 1873
us $685.. This alone exceeds Governor
Hayes entire return for 1874. Another
sum not listed and returned by him in
that year was the amount of several mort
cages and notes, or S9,675. In 1874 he
returned gold watch at $500, and in
1875 and 1876 returned three watches,
including the one returned in 1874, ut
5000. He did not return piano in
either year, one standing in his parlor all
the time. In 1875 and 1876 he returned
three horses at $500, when he values one
of them openly at $500. He returned in
1875 four carriages at $3.50, when it is
known that he paid $500 for them and
had n phaetnn that cost $3.50. $4,000
were in his hands Two years without inter
est in requests by Orchards viii, and he
returned of it for taxation only $500 in
1876. And yet he swears he listed all
property which "as owner or holder or as
husband, parent, guardian, trustee, cxecu-
tor, administrator, receiver, accounting
officer, agent, attorney or factor he was
required to return. Nor has such return
been made by his co-cxccutor, says the
Democrat.
Gov Hayes friends have denied these
charges. 1t remains for those who made
them to substantiatc them.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-09-09

IN lhe CIRCUIT V0urt Tor UarrnII Uodhty.
Joseph Tener, vs. Thomas Smith, administra-
Tor ofJesse N. zile, deceased, etals.
ORDERED this 18th day Of August, a.. D.
" 1876, that the account of the auditor
filed in this cause be finally ratified and con.
hrmed, unless cause TO the contrary thereof
be shown on or before the 4th day Of Sepiem
Der, next; provided copy Of this order b.
inserted for two successive weeks before the
last named day in some newspaper published
in Carroll county.
FRANK 7. SHAW, Clerk
True copy,-Tcst:
aug 1s.2t FRANK 7. SHAW, Clerk.