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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-09-15
special NJ otico!

~ We take pleasure in recommending to
the patrons of the SENTINEL Dr.. SCHLEY'S
FAMILY COUGH SYRUP as sure and re-
liable remedy and relief for COUGHS, COLDS,
WH00PlNG COUGH, GROUP, and all Pull
monary Affections. Large Bottles, only 25
cents. Prescribed by our physicians as the
best for all ages. Ask your dealer for it, and
have no other. For sale by the trade, to
whom the most liberal terms are offered.
S. SCHLEY Il BRO, Proprietors,
aug lS-f Frederick, Nd
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-09-15

Tilden clubs are rapidly increasing in num-
Der among the colored people in the south
The Vicksburg Herald reports several in that
section of Mississippi, and we hear, of them
even ia South Carolina.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-09-15

~ Many voters of Montgomery county
request that Col. ALFRED SPATES will be
a candidate for CONGRESS at the election
this Fall.
july 21-tf MANY VOTERS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-09-15

Not single democratic vote has been poll
ed in Vergennes, VT, during the last ten
years On Tuesday seventy seven democratic
votes were poled
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-09-15

Hon Montgomery Blair is engaged in
writing the life of Gen. Andrew jackson.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-09-15

THE CASE OF DIR. HeLMBoLD. 7. Helm
bold has received the certificates of Dr. Thos
Steele and Oliver White, CITY physicians of
New York, declaring that he is in no sense in
sane. To-day motion will be made in the
United States Supreme Court to restore to Dr..
Helmhold all his rights and interests in his
patent medicines
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-09-15
M a RS-

MARRIED, in Littlestown, Pa, on Sept. 9Th.
by Rev. NJ. Snyder Mr.. ROBERT G. GIN
CELL, of Gettysburg, Pa, formerly Of this
county, TO Miss ANNA S. EAHOLTz, Of
Arendlsyille, Pa
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-09-15

The testimony taken at the coroner's in
quest regarding the terrible explosion of
Hell Gate on Tuesday, indicates that it was
produced by the accidental dropping Of a
package Of glycefine, which caused the sad
loss of life The theory of Superintendent
Strattinger was that while Doyle was on his
way to the Point with the nitro-glvcerne
Lursson, the ''glycerine man., met him and
took the cans from him 10 see that they were
not leaking. One or all the cans must
hayed dropped, for there was hole in the
deck, and Lurssou's legs were blown away
The superintendent said that the nitro-gly-
cerise used was the best in the market, and
was always carefully packed. The number
of accidents that have resulted from the care.
less handling of glyeerine within the past few
years is very great. But it is perhaps another
Instance of familiarity with danger breeding
too much contempt for it,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-09-15
EXECUTORS SALE.

DY VIRTUE of power contaiued in the
ID last will and testament Of Teresa Jones,
deceased, the undersigned, as Executor OF
said will, viii offer al public sale 10 the high
est bidder, at Boyd Station, on ,he Metro
poliian Railroad, 10 said county, on
SATURDAY, 18th Of September, 1875
at the hour Of o'clock, p. NJ :, that FARM,
lying and 5eing in said county, Of which The
said Teresa Jones died seized aud possessed
which was devised to her by her husband, TIE
late Brooke Jones.
This farm is situated on The Metropolitan
Branch Railroad, one mile from Boyds Sta
ton, two and half miles south east of
GAINESVILLE, adjoins the lands of John W .
Darby and Mrs WilcoNen. and contains
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-09-15
Special Notice.

s- D. F. OWENS, Druggist, has largely
increased his stock, and will hereafter keep
full line of all goods found in a well appointed
Drug Store
Va Physicians Prescriptions, Family Re-
cpes carefully compounded and orders prompt
ly filled
VA. Prices as low as the lowest
RoCKvIBLE, Nd, June I'd, 1876.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-09-15


EXECUTION AT CANANpAGUA, N. Y.-Eigh-
mey, the Oaks Corners murderer, was execu-
ted at Canandaigua, N. ", yesterday This
morning two brothers Of the prisoner pre-
sented themselves and desired to embrace
him The prisoner refused the request, fear.
ing it might unman him. When asked if he
had anything TO say, he replied 81 have, :"
and asked for b. +. Webster, who appeared
before him. He listened attentively to Eigh-
mey, who said 'Mr. Webster, and Fellow
Citizens Of Ontario county The people have
to look TO you for my being here in this place
where / stand to-day. You know what you
have done, and you will have to bear in mind
that you brought me to this. You and Mrs.
Cranaal talked 20 me, aud now / have TO
suffer the penalty and yon go free. You know
what say is the truth forgive you and
Mrs Crandall. Always think of it. That is
all have to, say" Mr. Webster attempted a
reply, but the sheriff refused to allow him TO
do SO. Whsn The moose was adjusted Eigh-
mey again declared the guilt Of the parties
named In fifteen minutes he was pronounced
dead
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-09-15
FARM FOR SALE.

EAHE undersigned as Executor Of Warnc
4 Welsh, deceased, will sell at private salt
the farm formerly owned BY said deceased
containing
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-09-15

GOVERNOR HENDRICKS AND THE CoLoRED
CONSERVATIVES. The following letter from
| Governor Hendricks, the democratic candi-
date for Vce-President, was written in re-
spose to notification from New Orleans con-
servative colored club, informing him Of his
election as an honorary member of the club :;
! 'Your very kind letter of the 18th instant
was duly received, and embrace the earliest
leisure at my command to respond. thank
you, gentlemen, for the courtesy displayed IN
electing me an honorary member of your
club, and ! rejoice TO find The colored people
Of the South dividing in sentiment on ques-
tons Of politics as they would upon any
other subject that very nearly concerned them
in the affair of life What The colored people
of the South land the North too require is to
identify themselves with the interests of the
community of their residence and of the
nation at large and not to be guided in
political matters by bad prejudice, pro,
NOTED by selfish political leaders, who seek
TO make the colored race the instruments Of
their PERSONAL advancement. 1t will be a
glad day for all the people OF this republic,
white and black alike when our relations as
citizens shall be adjudged by an enlightened
reason and not by sentiments of passion"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-09-15
f. L. Moore's
u ew Fertilizer

d ew Fertilizer
Is composed of 1900 lbs. highly Ammoniatel
Dissolved Bone, 500 lbs. of A No. Guanape
Gnano, us lbs Potash, % IBIS of Plaster,
and shows by analysis per cent Of Ammo
MIA, PER cent. Soluble Phospholic Acid.
Price 845 per ton. II is good; ny it. II
has been used by number Of my customers
and proved to be as good as any Fertilizer in
tae market. [aue 25--tf
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-09-15

The Democratic convention for the Fifth
Congressional District of Maryland, which as
sembled at Annapolis, on Tuesday, unau-
mously renominated the present incumbent
Dr. Eli j. Honkle, for reelection to Congress.
Dir Henkle was introduced to the convention
and accepted the nomi nation, pledging him
self to make thorough canvass Of the
district. Though DR., IIenkle has served but
one session. in Congress, he evinced such
energy and practical capacity as indicates
efficient membership of that body.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-09-15

Next month there is 10 be held a regular
war council of the western governors TO de-
wise plans, levy forces and open campaign
against their arch enemy, the grasshopper
But one of the ''war governors, if we may
SO call them, cannot wait for October to come.
Governor Pillsbury, of Minnesota, is, so to
speak, the Sam Adams Of the coming war,
who will not pnaso sill others are ready,
but wishes to strike the blow at once Hence
he has issued a pronnnciamento already, de-
claring war to the hilt, or rather to the hop
per, and recommending his countrymen TO
destroy the insects by all possible means---by
rolling and crushing by late blowing and
narrowing, by delaying the prairie fires till
spring, when the young ones will be burned /;
by spreading straw which can be burned 10
the spring, by digging bitches aud sowing
grain 10 strips with lanes between, and finally
By passing ropes over the grain when the
grasshoppers attack it, and inducing them to
rise by smoke, noise and all means of annoy
ance. These are the local Lexingtons and
Concords of the coming contest, which Octo-
Der will organize on a yet broader basis.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-09-15
r.. Is. re @ orG -@
alE Go IEQl 81

In offering The above well-kuown Fertilizer
for the eighth year have only to say it shah
be as good this year as it always has been.
Price 500 per ton, [aug 25-tf
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-09-15

Undoubtedly, as il should be, the Congress
sional convention, which is 10 meetin Hagers-
town on the goth inst, will renominate The
Hon. VIM. Walsh, for Congress OF the five
counties which comprise the Congressional
District, Mr.. Walsh has the delegates of three
Instructed 10 vote for him, which are Allega-
ny, Garrett and Montgomery. II there is one
nan named in connection with this position
who richly deserves il, ii is Mr. Walsh, for
regardless Of the precedent of giving the rep-
resentalve a second nomination, Mr.. Walsh
accepted the nomination at doubtful and
critical time and worked hard for bis election,
the earnestness with which he worked justly
merits him the denomination. He has made
us an able representative, and we trust the
convention will look no further for repre-
sentative man, although there are several good
aud honest men in the field for nomination.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-09-15
----7f
FOR SALE.
HOUSE AND LOT,
FARM FOR SALE.

HAVING concluded TO 60 west will sell
Il Il the farm and premises on which reside
containing about
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1876-06-11
(Giir bic oBeitIide 8Iatter".
Sie
in GaitOn, Ha.
Senane GinSeltbeiten bes
breifacbem Giftntpros.
Sas GeftinOniB bes WlIrbers.
(Giir bic g@cifIi6e SLATER.
9as GehanOnib bes 0lDrbers.
SaqueG- VerGanofunaeu.

Grit ieht fommen bic nd6eren8etaiTs Der
8rdueltbat al ben Sag, peldbe aut Mitt=
mod nor 8 $aaenin Der Nd6e BON Cation,
8a., periibt murbe. SieIe Details beItd4
tipen Die in ben tetearopbii6en 8eri1ten
geIhilbeyten 9hotia6en pollifGnoig, nur
oaB lie Elm nod piel graltIigerss uuo abs
idredenoeres Bib pon Der Shot enttuer=
fen. gs lit nGmlitb isbt qenau feiteeitcllt.
oaB nur bic @eloeier beg W0roerS ibn su
oieler Shnt itimulirt bat, 6aB er nm elm
poar Annoert Dollars Su erlangen, oas
ihenBlid,e Verbre6en periibte. Sos 8er-
bre6en 1T nit Der arbbten Raltbllti9feit
nno lleberleaung geplant iuoroen, ia oas
erit 21idbrige nn1eneuer bat ni6t einmal
Sano anaelegt uno fir Qinoerung aeior0t,
dls 0ater unoMutter, 8ruoer nnoS Shmes
fern iid) nit Dem brennenoen 8ift i'm Wtas
gen auf Dem Sofe unherludlSten unb ra4
MalIer Ihrieen. SelbIt bann Idblu9 Dem
Gcheulai bas @epilien nod ni1t. 9lls bic
Iambarn bon oem 8ei1rei Der Dereifte-
Ten berbeigelodt. auf Dem Sofe anlangten,
itans glllen 6. Garos, glei1giiltia an einen
GAuppen aeIehnt, inmitten Der janmerns
ben uno i6reienosn Spier ieiner wloros
lult.
s5ebt Iast er, Der Sepfel babe es setban
uno bes6alb ioile au9 Der Seuiel bic
56ulo trasen uno oafiir seitraft tperoen.
Gr ia9t Iel6it, oaB BON WabnIinn bel ihm
aar feline 2soe iein fann. Ct bitiet Nle,
bic ibn fennen, fiir i'm gu betsn.
Ser alte Qaros Sebelte lid por ettua 20
Subren in Wineral Springs, Worbbamp.
tonGountn, pd., in Der Ndbe BON @aitDn
an. Gr mar Elm braper, rebli9tr Wonn,
oIlaemein eea1itt In Der Jathbarfhaft
un6 tb1tig unb frebinnt.. Drei3shn Rim
Der entIproiien ieinsr Gbe. Sen Rinosrn
oab er cine before Grjiebune ais IN Der
Reael ben GarmerStinbern 81 Shell 5u
per0en pflegt. @r 9eb6rte 81 elmer Girde
uno bieIt isbr piel auf bdusIiten 8ottes.
bienit.
Srobbem miBristben Die tneiiien oerRin.
Der. Gtner Der erwadaienen SDhne beging
Dor einiqen Sabren 5slbiiinOro, oas 1Jtos
tip oieier 3hat lit ME bsfannt gefuoroen.
Ser dlteite Gobn Sohn aing mad gDtl-
| Iiamsbure uab lieB lid) oalelblt ilieoer,
iuuree ieopa balo iuegen elmer Wenge BON
| ihm beganeens fleinen Dieberelen bes
rudtiet. .5eine 6rsunbe saben aus, Dob
or an Glepiomanie leioe. Clinton, Elm
s,ueiter Gobn brannie onrh iuegsn zines
BON lbm bssanaenen Ditbaahls, tehrte le'
bod ipaisr iurld. Oas toAbttagts G!'
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1876-06-11

bet. Sie gd6n lit einIadl nidts Mnoeres
als etn en6loIer Briid,nba aus SoI3pfeis
lern. 9iele neue- @rFinoung erregt bier
aaaemeine 8emue6erune, aud peroen
ta9tdalld} SauIenbe bon Qerionen permit.
tellt oieler eingeleiligen Ba6n iiber bic tisIe
Shluht transportirt.
Inter ben omsritaniiGen Gollectibs gus=
itelern bot iif biz jebt feline &DrperId)aft
BON Snnnitrie0en 10 berborgetban, als Die
Seoerperarbeiter. (lleber has Yruuerei9es
bduoe ldBt lid beute nod nidt gon3 en0s
gliltlg nrtbeilen, ha es INNER nod nidt
Nan3 fertta iN.) Das loqenonnte 2e6er@
6ebduoe liegt stpihen Der Wal1inenballe
uno Der Sauntfront Der Yartumj j6hnung,
aanj in Der yl6be bes 9aupteinganes Oie
Dlal6inenbolIe uno oas Sirettionsoe6duoe
peroefen oieie hohintereiiante Salle fait
gan5, uno besbaIb lit Elm ipe5ieGer Sinlpeis
auf bic 2ofatiiot oerlelben notbmenbig.
9ie Saae lit nit 9rpbem IuTpano befo-
rirt ipprben. Notiirlid) nimmt bic S6n6=
fabrication ben meiiten &num Elm. SIN
9roBen 56aufdIten lino bier pon Sunoers
ten Don anteritaniI6en 6irmen S6uhs
uro Stiefel ouseeiteilt. oarunter befinben
Iidb mahre RunIiperfe Der Sanhar cit.
Man ioIlte foit elauben, boB Die Sin0er
non Sons Sahs jebt i'm ielben WluBe Der
MaIerei uno Der biIben0en Gunit Ii6 be.
fleisia als Der olte WieiIter 6ereinIt Der
0t1tfunit. Qln Der einen Seite Der Salle
lit cine yRen9e Waidinen aufaeiiellt NOR
ben, auf benen bic ein3clnen Sbeile Der
56uhe &C. nit 8libesIdnele angefertigt
merben. Wtan fam bier in Wobrheit oas
&unItitid pollbriueen leben, baB aus einem
ro6en Stld 2eoer binnen unelaublia
furser 3eit Der eegantelte Shub aneeiey=
tigt uif0. 9u@ 0eutIAlnno uno gngs
Lamb haben Sih an Der IusIteaun9 BON
iSubbetlet0un9ss llntenilieu bet6eiliat, 0oh
i'm YerhdltnIB 3u 2lmeritu nur bDd,lt otirf=
ti9. - Wtebrere @ummilpaaren'6abritdns
ten iinb in oieler 9olle bertreten, oes9leis
hen Die 8erber, Soiuie Die 6abritanten BON
9eoeruaaren, 8feroeeeibirr &C.
Inter ben peni0en Gtncinnutiern, ipel6e
Die Nusitelluna beIhidt ha6en peroient
auBer Den friiher i1on @enannten Ssrr
@ nj. Miller on Q8eIt 5. StraBe nod
beIon6ere Grlpdbnun9. serr Wtiller bat
in Der Guti6ens uno Sfenhalle Elm Iebr
QeIdmaGpoa arrangirtes Sortiment bon
Wionitor 4o6beeroen in alien Wr6Ben
auseetellt.
llebriqens lit Die eeringe 8etbeiliauue
Der gincinnatier Sabritanten bauptid6Iid
in einem Srrthum be5ilglidl Der glnmeI.
oune Der al idideuoen s5atben. 5u iu9en.
unIere Sdbritdnten 9laubten, oaB lie nod
bis Anfana NpriI ihre Safen anmelben
t0nnten, uno s69erten oesbal6 meilteps
ldneer. oIs bic ausiteIIunes gommiiIiOu
aeitatten f0nnte. Kim.
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(Sar bic y@eitlt@e sldtter@,)
Das 2sfnt6ao uon 1le,u 2lfut.
gs9 ben mihbeiIlneen pen @assassassn
Mar gnrabsim.

als bor penieen Saeen bic Saeiabune
oes Observation-Disclosures EnrnerbunDes In
Nep lllm [MinneiOta] abgebalten fpurbs
unb GhreIber Die biiioriidsn Yuntte in
MuaeniAein nahm, an fpelhen Der milos
unp belize 2ampf sipiihsn Gipihlasion unb
Norbarismas tobte, uno 0efien ,Gpuren
nod, iest--na1 Ia Sahrer--bsutlth 3u sr.
fennen lino, nobm lid, berieIbe Dor, Den
Qeisrn bes ,WoltsbIntt" etne Sti3se Der
9lnIieolung BON gieip ulm uno Der Snoia.
ner Graaei oaielbit i'm Sabre 1862 poraas
ls9en:
9as 5t6othen Nem l1lm Iieet spiIhen
ben Dtinnelota unb COTTONWOOD Jliiilen
uno s1blt iebt eiipa $500 Ginuobner,
BON benen nur 80 Nihtoenti1e iino. Sic
Id0ne Gage Der Anlieoinna, bic Site bes
BD0ens unb 6as seIunbe RIma bes 8ar.
tens bon Wiinneiota. ME nit Meht bieIes
isluBtbal eenannt miro, baben Mnsiebungs.
fraft senue beleiien, nm an Der @fense bes
ciuiliiirten 0ebfns cine bliibenoe Nieoer.
laiiuns eriteheri 5u MAIDEN. Die Mniieb.
lung iltin eriter 2inie oas praftiihe Heiul-
tat zines uniernehmens, msldes ouf Der
1oainsnn9 oes ioeioliiiiIdeft Surnerbun.
bss IN Buffalo Ia, 5ahrt 1856 0sttit Y. Gss
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1876-06-11
Die u@titIidle @ldttcr

has eoruiasss hes Cincinnati goIfsbIats fab Ses
fnisrbaIiuness ecmiOmst gnb sednsn Ib baupts
id4i9 bur3 bic zrsii9tsit VI BARN psrBHsntaten
Gt;dbIiinaeu aus.
qrrts 80 per 5osr portptret. Ro europa 81 per abr
eptipfrei.
etnssne ghimmern: Tiinf Gents, poFr bas 8Ictt ttn
ftdbttiaen @bonnentsn bir9 bic Grdssr n's Saus eea
isfett ipirb
SelOensnnssn iSnusn per ~a1Onep DsberS oSsr regis
drirten Btief auf infer Riffo gsnoe9t rperbtn.
Die Cincinnati TOlksblatt COmpagnie,
BOX 1411,
Cincinnati. ..
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1876-06-11

Grabfdriitauf sintn ysins.
raIo8tn:
Ct iuhtt Gtsine bur,h fsin QanAst fsbens
Gr iudts nis iid iatt;
eisS bat innn Gtnen ipn asoe6t1.
I'm bsm asnMo q ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-03
OFFICIAL.
Board Of Aldermen.

&: callad meeting Of The Board Of Alder
men, held August ,, 1876, there we're present:
Messrs Smoot, Moore, Strauss, Armstrong,
Uownhnm, U n cal sud Neale.
hlr Armstrong in the chair.
The following resolution was introduced
Resolved, That the Auditor is hereby instruc'- :
Ell to issue his warrant on the passage of This
resolution and on the first of each month there
after until the passage Of the salary bill to such
officers ne are named in the bill introduced by
the finance Committee on the Oh Of May, 1876
tor the pay which would have been due such
"ticer under the provision Of said bill!
And the following WAS introduced as sub
stitute:
Resolved, That the Auditor be instructed to
issue MS warrants to the officers Of the corpora.
tIoI Tor part pa. account OF their salary un!if
the salary bill now before the City Council b.
passed.
Be il further resolved, That the officers Of the
corporation shall receive the following on &C.
c unit till the above bill be satisfactorily settled
by said City Council: Superintendent OF Gas
ST. 50; superintendent Of Police So 50; Audi
tor SO; Clerk Of Gas $50; Clerk O. Market
$50; Clerk Common Council S3T So Clerk
Board of Aldermen SIS; Messenger Common
Council SIS; Messenger Board Of Aldermen
81; Jsnitor Sl5
And the substitute was adopted by the follow
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-03
News Of the Day.

The Senate Committee on Privileges and
Elections yesterday reported tavoraby on the
petition of the heirs of the late Senator Sebas-
tan, of Arkansas, who was expelled July II,
1861, on the charge of disoyal,y, recommend
ing the anuumeut of the expulsion and the
payment of his salary for the balance Of his
term. The committee say that tie charge OF
diSioyalty was merely matter OF suspicion
and inference and was wholly uutouudcd in
fact, and that MIR Sebastian remained devot-
eddy loyal to til, United States duriog his life.
The Secretary of the Treasury has Instructed
the various Sub Treasury officers 60 pay ont
silver coin 10 exchange for legal tenders and In
the ordinary disbursements Of their Offices IN
compliance with'tte act OF July %, 1876. rhe
redemption Of fractional currency in silver will
c)nliDuc.
meeting of soft money men who intend
supporting Peter Cooper for President was
held 10 Philadelphia yesterday. It was decid-
ed not to call conventou but to refer the
matter of az electoral to the State executive
committee.
The national executive committee Of the TO-
dependent or greeuback party held meeting
10 New York Yesterday and uominlted Samuel
+. Cary, Of Ohio, for Vice President of the
United States. He has accepted the nomiua.
ton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-03

The radicals in Indiana Impressed with the
dread of defeat in their State election, and It's
disastrous consequences in the presidential CON-
test that will follow so speedily, have, as a
furorn hope resolved to try the desperate move
ment of changing front 10 the face of the enemy,
After numerous consultations MIR. Osth, their
regularly nominated candidate for Governor,
has been compelled to write letter to the
chairman of: tie radical State central commit
tee, in which be says: Feeling satisfied, after
a full consultation with yourself and other
friends in different parts of the State, that L
shall not receive the united support OF the he.
publican party so essential to success 10 the ap-
preaching election, hereby tender you my de-
cliuation as candidate for Governor, with best
wishes for the success of the cause.