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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-02-01
F w. MAXSON,
w. III. MCCONNELL, NJ. D.,
PHYSICIAN 81 SURGEON.

Twenty years experience All forms of acute
and chronic diseases ssiiIfuliy treated Hay-
ing for years made chronic disease Il speciality.
i Will continue to give particular attention to
thn class of cases
Office and residence No. % Sycamore street.
4Sl-smo. ErycnB4 Ohio.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-02-01
W B. THOMAS.

Attorney aud Counselor at Law. Office
over second National Bank. Phcnix Block,
Rayc1n., OHIO lo5-u-
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-02-01

jill. NICHOLS.
Atxornsv at Law and Notary Public. Office
in Phenix Block, over Brainerd i Sons Drug
Store 90. =.
Novsmber 20. 1s72- 22s-u
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-02-01

NSURANCE AGENCY.
Il w. Coffin. Life and Fire Insurance
Agent. Office on I'd foor, over the Second
National Bank. Rayenna, Ohio
SEPT - 1852. 56-Iy-
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-02-01
e.. III. GRIFFIN
e.. P. HATFIELD,

nENTTSr. Office over First National Bank
IL Onice hours from u to p IN.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-02-01

The rate of taxation in the five larg-
est cities in the State for 1876 is as
follows: Cincinnati, twenty-seven
mills and four hundre dths of mill on
a total valuation of fSls3. .952, ,996 ;Cleve-
land, twenty-nine mills aud lve-tenths
Evening star., 1877-09-12
wbat IL Public Opiujou.

"bul, salt the reporter, I've do not see
much disposition IN the South TO manifest a
loving temper towards rs in the North"
The President mildly retorted: chow do
you know? Your form your opinions, no
doubt, from reading the papers; but editors
of newspapers DO not always represent the
poI ular general feeling Of the people, either
North or South"
From the above report of an interview
with the President, which we find in Gin
cinnati paper, IL is evident that Mr.. Hayes
has concluded 10 accept the representations
OF 6. Charmed circle close about him. rather
than the voice of the press, as expressing the
sentiments OF the country. This is an error
into which some OF The Presidents official
predecessors fell, and which they lived long
enough 10 deeply deplore, as we doubt not he
In time also will But, quite aside from the
bad effect that this course is likely to have
upon bis administration. and without in any
way passing upon the political problem
which called out the remark above quoted.
We Indignantly protest against the implied
asptrSion thus put upon the press. IL may
be. and doubtless is, technically true, as the
President says, that newspapers do no,
Arrays correctly reflect public opinion. As
a general rule, however they do. and the
sooner lie officials OF the country, high and
low, recognize and act upon this fact, the
better n Will be all around.
Editors OF newspapers are every whit a
patriotic and as much bound up IN the pub
lie welfare as any other class of people In the
country, and they can have no more motive,
IL as much, for misrepresenting the opin-
ions or feelings OF their respective localities
thar the interested sources upon which pre-
sumably the President relies for authentic
information as 10 public sentiment. Not
only this, but 10 view the matter from the
lowest possible plane, the papers cannot af-
ford, even If they were so disposed, to mis-
represent their constituencies. Accordingly
ss they correctly reflect and give voice to
public opinion are they respected and pros
porous. III they rush too far ahead or lag too
far behind IL, they speedily feel the effect in
diminished influence and smaller patronage.
Hence self interest not less than patriotism
prompts them to be candid and truthful in
setting forth what they conceive to be the
sentiments OF those they claim 70 represent,
and upon whom they rely for support and
standing. We therefore beg 20 ask: II editors
of newspapers do not represent 1.-the popular
general feeling of the people" who or what
does?
Evening star., 1877-09-12

A correspondent elsewhere calls attention
10 the necessity for some mode of expediting
business in the Supreme Court of the Dis
trict, by reconstruction or otherwise. 1t is
stated that while the Equity Court is abreast
with ITS calendar, the Circuit Court is two
years behind, and the Criminal Court docket
is so burdened with old case. and new, tha,
IT would take three years OF steady work
with daily sessions summer and winter, TO
dispose Of them. District cases suffer,
especially, as the United States cases have
precedence.
Evening star., 1877-09-12
v Z @ r T / n f,
FURTHER PROOF.
FACTS WILL TILL.

GoFFsTowy, N. H., Aug. /, 1s75.
II. h. e1FvENs, EsQ.-
DsGr SU.-Allow me to say q word In favor of
NEGETINE. During the past year 1 have suffered
from n complication Of diseases. lay In bed from
the 81 OF November until the middle Of ths following
June, aud en- an average did not sit up two hours a
week had eight Of the best pbysicsns in the state
but got no help, and constantly grew worse. They
agreed that had heart disease. phthsis, py ae mi
aud kidney cumplaint and could be an better
was reduced in eight 50 pounds WI hich is much,
fer ] Gu naturally thin.
II june, loing was failing under the treatment
OF tn physicians, cOmme need the Of EEGETINE
through the earnest s6rsua sion If friends and am
hsppy TO state, with good Il. have gained ten
pour ds IN weight, and can sit ell day. walk half
8 mile aSG ride six.
am greatly enc cnraged. aud shall continue using
the E5ETINE IL cs get IL. ! poor man, b ut
fnr the truth Cf this statement refer to any man in
Gohstown or vicinity. Yours, very Thankfully,
A. J. BlRBECK.
Evening star., 1877-09-12
SHORy STfTENENT
OF
BOSTON POLICE OFFICER.
ii 2. sTEvENs

Il 2. sTEvENs.-
Dsa, Su.--rIcm exposure took sick about nine
the fever fourd m, self suffering With pain in my
consulted a ply ician, aud paid him over 500 for
attsncir ne, sId all the while vas gradually
employed, until of the best ply scians OF
Foston hao tai en my case IN hand.
On CONSULTATION between several of the leading
sna srnsral detilny l had great difficulty in
tr-a:h through the treatment Of one physician
tcsk from rs oleo ef calomeI pills and faIth
fully n ieC all the medicines u st each physician pre-
seribed fr.m my long sieknsss. and the vast
nv bidr.y. b,caipe psdy sT.cted srS snfsrad
exorucistiDg pain in the small Of my back, with
One ptysesn ~ said was disessed all ,hr.ueb nv
systen, End he regretted tnat he could give me no
20 great ,ba il was mp sibie to aeep suy solid fcSd
ON my etc ms ch, and the whole na ore Of my focd
sI.o took a prescription from a celebrated Eng.
lsh physician, who said my trouble was Bronchitis
snd Tk SS;s and Of Ss,s esp
great deal # medicine from aethec sriss prescrip
eouit thu bottles by the zen. ano Indeed have
given nearly al the poprIsr advertised medicines a
a-o ever two boCrs sleep night for years.
trOthr policeman prged me 70 try vEGETIy
hu, Cor L ns time refused, having got completely
discouraR.d from taking 50 much medicine without
any neht; hewever sfter urgent persuasion,
cca;d ca, ard boid en- my stomaca a bsefstesR, a
'hiI ad OF betu able 10 do before for years; in
dreC CbtaiIet more sub btartial benaf from the
first bottle Ot NEGETINE than from al other medi-
cin vi ich lad taken. kept on improving, and
ks IT on u=iI the We sTISE, until was perfectly
car.d d aIe to d. outy I'll day, eat and digest my
70 d. sleep well AZ night, and 1 Am now 10 pounds
heavier than ever was before IN my life, and am
I think. liviI contradiction of the prophecies of
tie mOst learned med cal talent Of New England for
u ith all cf their combined wisdom they could not
accomplish - much az tina. simple vegetable medi.
cinH called VIC ETISR, TO which / am indebted for
health, life and rap piuess
EUGENE e SULLIVAN
S67 Athens ST, Police Station 4.
SUFFOLK, SS., BosToS, MASS , Nov. %, 1873.
Then personally appeared the above named Eu-
gene T. SulliyaT Al made oath that the foregoing
statement is true, before me-
HOSEA b. BOWEN,
Justice Of the Peace.
Evening star., 1877-09-12

our sister city of Baltimore to-day cele-
brates an anniversary of more than usual
interest-tbe battle of North Point, at which
place sixty three years ago many of her
worthiest citizens gave battle 10 an invadiL g
army OF 5000 British regulars, defeating
them and saving their city from capture.
The battle was fought on the l2th OF Septem-
Der, 1914, and on the following evening Fort
McHeDry was bombarded by the British
feet Here, too, they were baffied, and on
the 10th the feet, numbering tfty sail,
dropped down the Chesapeake. But few of
the participants in these actions survive
and every year death depleteS their little
band. The anniversary i reIigiously OBJ
served by the survivors. and in its celebra-
ton every aid and facility is extended them
by the citizens OF Baltimore, who remembe
with gratitude the gallant services of "The
Old Defenders"
Evening star., 1877-09-12

Senator COnkliDg oughtn't 10 be a poor
man, or at least doesn't mean to be, If the
law business will only hold out a little
while. According 10 the Tribune, when the
famous Taylor will case was in litigation in
New York some time ago, the Senator had
been spoken of with view to retaining him
In certain contingency, and although he
was not called upon. his little bill for retain
ing fee of Si,OJO was promptly presented.
This, ON possibility of employment, may
be regarded as a not very lean charge.
Evening star., 1877-09-12
To Correspondents.

All letters intended for publication. or referring 10
any way % the editorial depsrtmen, q the paper,
should be addressed o. TIE Efttor Of Ts S,ar Those
relating O. its business departments should be ad-
dressed o. The PE55SheT of TIE Sfay. Observance
Of thcss directions will prevent provoking delays
Checks etc IN payment - bills should IN all cases
be tcade PAYABLE 20 the order Of tn, EreHiHs Sfa-
NsrSpqPr C0n1pGHy,-not ~ that Of any individual
81 NJ anonymous commune stiOIs read No re-
fectsd c. mmuuiC sti0ns returned.
Evening star., 1877-09-12

The New York WOTLd OF yesterday pub
nshed circumstaniial account of the
driving Of Sitting Bun out of Canada by
Major Walsh, or the Canadian police. There
is a mistake somewhere, for only a few DAYS
since General Gibbon telegraphed thai he
had positive Information that Sitting Bull
was Sill on the other side of the bordor.
Evening star., 1877-09-12

In the matter OF the Relief Commission
business what the public most desire, and
what concerns them most IS TO get a good
superintendent for this work. who is above
reproach. This will be the al IN Of the man
Evening star., 1877-09-12

AfeT al The wild reports about the capture
of Plevua, with immense loss of life to the
Turks, u appears that il has not vet been
taken, and that the Russians are still bonn
harding u. quite probably the Turks have
so strengthened the defences that il will be
necessary for their adversaries to enter upon
regular sic ge approaches IN Orter 10 reduce
Evening star., 1877-09-12

SECONDHAND CLOTHING. FURNI
and Goods Of svsry Description 6c1ehf' and thc
nlensss casA Drtess Daid. 0ldefv by NAH lroaDeV
oetlS-N ~ ssrsss I'd FsssS s.v;uus.
Evening star., 1877-09-12

Acreage stroru Daily Circulation orer
17,6OO-beiIl0 more than three times that
OF any other daily paper ia Washington,
ond more than that or all the others added
falnffIa1
Evening star., 1877-09-12

ID VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP,
The only cure ever discovered for WH0bPIU0
COUGH. IL hAs stood the test Of twenty Year, II
3 the best remedy for COUGHS, COLDS, GROUP,
DORE THROAT. &c., now before the public. Hoe
~ b. the Principal DrugGists, and by the Dropri.
00o9, 6 I111 I Stroel noIthV0a. oenl-iy
Evening star., 1877-09-12
BUFFALO LITHIA WATER FoR
HE MATURIA,

Masioni Efsot of ths Bsfalo LilAia Waf--S,ass-
,neni 81 W. IS: Usitfos, Editor of tAs Es.i Nses,
CaeSeyfoscs, Nd:
=, or over three months have been suffering with
hsematurla, aud Q nunlber Of the most eminent ply
sciaDe OF Maryland have treated me, without ap-
parent effect. fhs oss Of blood hes been large s1d
Continuous. Not gill Of clear uriae, 10 my know
ledge, has been dischsreea within the time nsmed,
On The l4th Of June 1 lad - de ell medicine aud
commenced the use o; t6e BUFFALO LITHIA WArER,
Nos. and 2, and its effect was magical. In tAyee
days the loss az blood had entirely CEASED, and my
Kidneys we're vorkins pertec ly, as far ss could
judge. Some DAYS have now elapscd, and Il have
had no return OF the trouble IN any form. Il write
this without solicitation the ksotrkefes of any
one aud only frUn . ss9se q duty % others wh3
may be all icte1 nke myself. - -
CHEsrKRTowy, MD, June roth, lS77
These wATERS, In casee OF six gallons, can be
had a. the Springs al IS per ca-e. They can sl-o
be had e: eToTT q CROMWELL, wAshinston
THOMAS r. GOODE.
ProfsSeser B~fs1o Lsthts sprsnes,
euee-csSa Nirgiaia.
A GOOD PREVENTIVE FOR NFU-
"A RALGIA AID CATARRH
e--'itr pKNoNGEoTs HverENro WIGS.
Evening star., 1877-09-12

pRoTECT YOUR CASH RECEIPTS from
MILES ALARM TILL CO.'S
PATENT SAFETY
MONET DRAWER.
FAIRBANKS SCALE WAREHOUSES,
3ll Broadway, New York;
Milk ST., Boston.
And Iy lssGirg Hardware dealers. seRli.wst
SCHOOL sATCHELs.
School sstchsls at ISe.
School salchels at 25c.
School satchfls at SC
sohc ol S2tehels at 4Sc.
School satch.I. at 81.
BOYS Leather Sc hool Bsgs,rOc.
E" knspsscks, 81
Patent Book Clamps, fc.
Lunch Baskets, Is and sc
Waste Paper Baskets, soc. and 81.
Large Clothes Baskets, 81
Work Bss kets at Is, 300. and ST.
Very handsome Bird Cagesat 81.
jest opened at
SILVERBEEG'S
METROPOLITAN BAZAAR,
se-l2ufm.tr 3f2 sH St. near Ps. avenue.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
BRODHEAD g. CO..
933 Pennsylvania GreHue,
Between 9.h and l0u h streets,
Invs the attention - their friends customers ana
strangers 10 their beautiful
NAVY BLUE. BROwE, MYRTLE GREEN,
PLUM COLOR AND BLACK
LYONS SIX,
Just received,
AT THE EXTREMELY Low PRICE OF
81 FER Y4BD,
And full line Of
BLACK SILKS,
lincludipg Guinet; Bonet, P3nson, and Bellon's
FROM Il TO Sa PER YARD.
BLACK FRENCH CASHMERE, (all wool,) at
20 cents and III.
BLACK hLPACAs and MOHAIRs, % cents
.YaId wide FRUIT OF THE LOOM COTTON,
Elegant TN ee button KID GLOVES, in all colors,
Claik's eest 9o9 yard SPOOL &C rTON, 5 cents
Best makes UHBLEACHEp CANTON FLAN-
MEL. : cents and up.
X CaN dHd EyGDsiB-.
BEGDUEAn a. CO.,
sepn-tr $50 Pennsylvania oreHue.
Evening star., 1877-09-12
SUMNER RESORTS

DINEY POINT HOTEL,
81 MARYS COUNTY, ND.
This fayorite place of resort will rerna,, o,,- o.,
the reception Of guests until Sept 80. Term A. -
from ~ 10 IS per week VA0
suge0-lm ANpkEw J.swEETsER, Pr IE:HI
WAyKRLY HOTEL, SARATOGA sP6INOs-
~ hew YORK, enlarged and renovated a = x
al ttnreas d, With hrst class spgointments, yE4Y
Broadway, midway between Congress. and Empsre
per day. W ii Rfcsas
IyS I'M prnnrts-nr
Evening star., 1877-09-12
COAL AND WOOD.

" IN QUANTITIES NOT LESS THAN ITUS
are a. follows:
Best W hite Ash Furnace .........- s4 - per ,o-,
Egg...-.----....--....------S -
" - " Shestn1f...-......--s4 30 Z"
Stove OF Ban S1S
Red Ash, Lorberry aud Sham kin ... S5 ~
Gs,L't Gen1,ns Lykcns enc alley :; > %
We guarantee a Goals represented, 2Sso lhs
TO the tor alu avs furnished. Pine cod dsliyered
from - 30 TO So. Oak from 81 90 So
Il. NJ. MILLER a. son,
Principal Office, Depot and Railroad ard AZ street
and Virginia avenue southwest Branch Orscg-
92O Pennsylvsnia ave. northwest. augg-t-
Evening star., 1877-09-12
CLOTHING.
AZ TT -
PROVIDE YOURSELVES
OUR STOCh
or FALL SUITS

Comprises Some q TIE handsome sf,Ies -r.- a.
piayeo snNwh h,re. icing varied iu 4.~i.r a. .f
patterns G. sEgt sUy tasIv, grcat imprHv.H ID
been made IA the asrs So up. Aad a. ff-r D.
-fs te ur Iluish.
Evening star., 1877-09-12

HAELB BROTHERS.
MEN AND BOYS CLOTHIER>
EN - Corner SsrrgtfE srld ID sfrerfs.
Evening star., 1877-09-12

BoXN1oN's
FU r ACES.
CAST Oh WROUGHT IROE-sUITABLE FOB
COAL Oh WOOD.
TIE most SUCCESSFUL FURNACES
ecer sold.
AR1 POWERFUL HEATERS-GIvE UNI.
VERSAL SATISFACTION.
Report On AU0rds given at the International
Exhibition, PhiLddeil lAhid, February II, 1877,
TO Richardson, BOyaton & Co., Aozssx-
Idctures, NeaO York.
"lst. Simplicity Of arrangement and durability;
forming In its modxs epuandi to natural law; the
shape Of the furnace conducting 10 the more psrfect
combusti n Of coal.
I'D The small number Of competitions their po-i.
non and manner OF construction rendering them
..sd The large amount OF direct radiatine surf.ce
'4th. The patent cinker clearing CRATE bv which
eshes sr cinkers csn De removed without disturh-
Ing the hre-savfnG dust and time. preserving Q
bright. clear re With little trouble, and recurring
For sale By
Q. G. RAIL,
eue2-mvf ,sm WasIinoton, ID. @.
SECONDHAND FURNITURE,
STOVES, Ao., BOUGHT,
nc tns nishest Gosh prices paid, and sold st re-
uylS-ly Oor ,ssh ana q =. lsn D,.
Evening star., 1877-09-12
FOR RENT AND SALE.

+ By ii. wAKNER co.
BRAINARD n. WARNEE, EDwfN A MCINTYRE.
9I6 street n, rthwest, OPP Masonic Temple.
Evening star., 1877-09-12
" II @ Z T I N e
PREPARED BIZ
n. u. STEVENS, Boston, MoSs,

Negetine Is Sold BY All Druggists.
Evening star., 1877-09-12

be sent nv mail II desired. sens tr
UTTRELL & BUEFORD,
II SO0 L street, OPP. General Post Ofdoe.
Houses for Rent.
No. 300 9Th IT, house and store, mod. I'm fs-.- l2s
No. sOy East Capitol ST., l0 rooms, all m ...... q
No. S13 18th street, rooms, mod. iraps..--..-. s.
No. 4s5 Nj isso uri ave., rooms, mod nlps..... B.
No. 32g sth street, II rooms, all mod. imps-- 81
No 32G sth street store, Ail mod. iIapS....... 30
No. 1888 18th street, 10 rooms, all mod. impe.-- 8
Houses for Sale and EJchdngs.
We offer list Of Property, both improved and
unimproyed, which can be sold at low figures, ane
on terms to suit. Also, two fine houses IN exchsnse
for small property.
$1,000, 8 900, 900, 900, 500, st eieh,
per cent. Jyls-u
EUR BKNT-No: 1913 Carroll ST., : RS. m. T.. szs
l. Do. 1941 9th st. NV, m. L...-... q
Do. 1909 7th st. NV, MI.
FOB EALE-No. 81 Mass ave-, Z. II. SOC
Do. 1909 7th ct. w. w.............-...I 20I
Do. Small Farm. Is acres, tour miles from city
Do. or rent-SQuare Ground northern part OF city
CHA3. A. APPEL,
Je9n No. 4S2 Louisiana avenue.
Evening star., 1877-09-12

100 NEW AND sECOND-HAND TOP
AvS .S AND No.T0P BUG9IEs, Sin
&c &c. epo Pou uupnI ssst yassers, two and fOsr a.
eZllsh Brett, and my other syIsG.
p4s r:l' eCHMDr q CO..
Evening star., 1877-09-12

Nou are Very Cordially In,1,cd so C.u.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-02-01
CONsTAgGE.E'S SALE.

10y virtue of two wrts of Fieri FacIas,
ID issued by William F. Luckct and
George H. Fox, Justices Of the Peace for
the State of Maryland, IN and for Freder-
lex county, at the suit of lgnatins Brown
and Lewis A. Brown, and for officers fees,
against the goods and chattels, lands and
tenemcnts of Calharinc Giadhill, and TO me
directed, have seized and taken in cXecu-
ton all the right. title, claim, interest and
estate, ut law and in equity of said Catha-
rine Gladhill in and to her life estate in the
farm containing seven acres more or less.
This property adjoins lands of Isaac Miller
and others, lying in Frederick county, and
| hereby give notice that on Wednesday,
the 2Sh day of February, 1877, at o'clock
y. m, in Sabillasville, Hnuvers district, l
will offer for sale the said property, SO seIz
ed and taken in execution, by Public Auc-
ton to the highest bidder for Cash, this
31st day Of January, 1877.
J.C. STOTELMYER,
ian31-ts Constable.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-02-01

my vision to every boundary of tn
republic and say, my Country, m.
whole Country, blessed is he VIII
blesseth thee, and cursed be he VIII
curseth thee" As he sat down aml'
shouts of applause from both parties
a messenger boy handed him dis
patch informing him he had bee'
that day elected U. S. senator. AL
Friday was occupied with brle
speeches and at five o'clock IN The
afternoon the vote was taken. Th'
result was announced as l6l yeas anc
, sc nays. OF the yeas 80 are repub
,ican and l59 democrats. OF the
nays 6s republicans and Is democrats
This closed the exciting scene. Or
Saturday the bill WAS signed by the
Speaker of the Senate and immediate
w sent to the President for his sigma.
ture. President Grant has Frequent
ly declared through the week his in
tention to sign tie bill as the most
satisfactory mode of securing Peace
and this assurance gave great aid
to the friends of the bill. On the
lst of February tae joint convention
of both houses will meet for the pur-
pose Of co:.nting the electoral vote
Now since the bill has passed the
query with almost every one is,
whether the commission will 90 be.
hind the face of the returns If they
do there will be some 10000 pages of
evidence to read Up and an amount of
counting and cyphering that will keep
them busy until the 4th of March -
The electoral vote Of South Carolina
is no longer in dispute. 1t goes for
Hayes. How Oregon will be dis
posed Of is an interesting question.
The day the bill passed Judge Da-
Wis, of the Supreme Court, was elect
ed U. S. senator from Illinois. ibis
puts him out of view as the fifth
Judge aud the remaining Judges are OF
republican proclivities. The repub-
leans are accordingly much encour-
aged by the event. A dispatch an
nounces that Gov. Hayes is satisfied
with the bill and will contentedly
abide the result. Nothing official
from Mr.. T.lden on the subject, The
members of the commission Will
doubtless consist Of five republican
senators and five democratic Repre-
sentatives, who will be chosen in
their respective party cancnses -
President Grants approval OF the bill
was announced to Congress to day
Let us hope now that the exert
ing question may be fairly and salts
factorily settled.
MrCAWRrR
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-02-01
seeNSTARsg.E'S SAFE.

10y virtue Of writ Of Ficri Facas is
IL sued bv VIM +. I.uck"t y Justice of
the Peace of the State of MAJ Wand, in AMI
for Frederick County, ut the suit of David
Lohr and others, for officers fees, against
the goods and chattlcs, lands and tcne-
meats of William Gladhill and to m> iii.
rpctpd. Ii We seized and taken in eXccn-
ton, all the rig.t. title claim, interest and
estate, at law IN equity of said VIM. Glad
hill in and to twenty acres OF land more or
less improved with a good one and a halt
story log house with Siahlng and other
necessary ouibrildings, adjoining the lands
OF John ice Chapman and others lying IN
Hauvcr's district; and hereby give no
ticc that on Wednesday, the 2Slh day ot
February, 1877, ut 1 O'Clock. p. m. in Sa'
billasvilc, lIauver's district. ! will offer
for sale the said property, SO seized and Ia
ken in execution. by Public Auction, t,
the highest bidder for cash, this 3lst day o
January, 1877.
J. C. STOTELMYER,
fcb1-ts Constable.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-02-01

A subcommittee of the house COM
mittee on appropriations on Friday
heard the supervising architect of the
treasury, Congressman Pierce, of Mas
sachusetts, ana ex-Postmaster Burt
in advocacy of an appropriation q
STA 900 for the purchase Of addition
al land adjacent to the Boston post.
office. The subcommittee agreed tc
report favorably.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-02-01

Six tons of gold passed through
Oakland, in a car on Monday. The
treasure consisted of So, 100000 Of
gold, in 500 pieces, the whole weigh
ing six tons. The gold, which was
sent from San Francisco, destined for
New York, was contained in fourteen
iron safes, and was accompanied by
eight clerks of the Treasury Depart
ment, and Captain George F. Price
of the Fifth Cavalry, and eight Sc
lected men.