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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-07-13
5pefial Business Notites,

DR.. Wood Anti-Bi1ious & Liver Pills
cure sick headach, cosiveness, torpidity OF
the liver, biliousness ets--PRICE per box
25 cents. [jpne l5-tfn
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The Improvements on the camp ground this
year are the completion of cottages and the
roofing of the entire circle, which will make
services more pleasant in wet weather.
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Valuable LAND
AT PRIVATE SALE.

7 WILL sell on accommodating terms at
L private sale the property known as the
Edwards Ferry property. II consists Of a new
and comfortable dwelling with eight rooms
and kitchen, a connections stable with all
other necessary out buildings in good repair.
There is blacksmith shop on the premises
and il is a good site for machauc There
are FORTY ACRES Of good land attached
under a new post and rail fence.
well sell also with or without this prop
esty ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
ACRES Of bottom land in excellent cultiva-
ton and as good grass land as there is on the
Potomac. For further particulars address
GEORGE W. SPATES,
Poolcsyille, Montg'y, Co.,
june e--tf Nd.
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Roses Bloom in Summer only,

but DR.. Schley's Family Cough Syrup will
keep the roses of health in your cheeks. It
never fails. Grandest remedy for coughs and
colds. No pay ifno relief Only twenty-five
cents per large bottle at Ovens Drug Store.
june Is
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There many Slip twixs Cup and Lip,
Family Cough Syrup for every cough or cold.
It must help you. Physicians prescribe it,
Relief assured. Only twenty-five cents per
large bottle at Owens Drug Store
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Dr.. nrinkard,s Eve Salve.

an unfailing aud reliable remedy for sore and
infamcd eyes-price per box, % cents. Sold by
D. F. Owens, Rockville, Nd Either of the
above articles will be sent by mail on receipt
of price june l5-tfn
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE Of Decree of the Circuit
I'D Court for Montgomery county, as a Court
of Equity, passed in cause in said Court
wherein Sarah A. Griffith and Walter Fer
nandis, Jr., Administrators of the last Will
and testament of Israel Griffith, deceased,
are compliments and Horatio Griffith and
John D. Berry, Executors of the last will and
testament of Horato Griffith, deceased, Mary
7. Whitman and John D. Berry and wife are
defendants the subscribers, as Trustees, will
offer at public sale to the highest bidder, in
front Of George w Mobley's Store in the vii
lage Of Laytonsville, on
Saturday, 18th Of July, 1877,
at the hour Of 3 o'clock, p NJ,
all that farm or tract Of land on which the
said Mary T. Whitman recently resided.
This FARM contains
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THE SENTINEL.
LOCAL AFFAIRS
Death of MRS. F. p. Blair.-M

Death of Mrs. F. p. Blair.-Mrs
Francis Preston Blair died at her residence at
Silver Springs in this county, on Friday Of
last week. She was the mother of Montgom-
cry Blair and f, P. Blair, Jr. The funeral
took place on last Saturday. The body, en-
cased in an elegant casket, was buried at the
Rock Creek church, where great concourse
of the friends of the deceased were assembled,
among them being President Hayes, General
Comfy, Commissioner Dennison, Quartermas-
ter General Moiggs, Gen. Hunter, Attorney
General Dcvens, Judge DIN, DR.. Peterson,
Judge Casey, anda number of army and navy
officers The services were conducted by Revs.
Averitt of Grace church, and Buck, of Rock
Creek. The body was borne to the family
vault and inferred by five grandsons of the
deceased, Messrs. Woodbury., Jessup, Gist,
Montgomery Blair, Jr., and Blair Lee.
The Dog Law. Considerable difference
of opinion is expressed BY the citizens respcct-
ing the constitutionality of the law passed by
the corporate authorities, of this town, taxing
dogs If the owner Of dog refuses to pay
the tax the law imposes fine Of S., and if
payment of this is refused the owner is I'M
prisoned until it is paid The advocates of
the law contend this is legal under police
regulations, while the opponents contend
that the fine Imposed denies the owner the
right of appeal to the Circuit Court. The
CITY Fathers to have the matter definitely and
satisfactory settled were about to have u test
case against Mr.. Jacob Poss, on q writ of
habeas corpus, before Judges Bowie and Bouic
on Monday last, but for some reason the case
was deferred until some future day for final
settlement.
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Attention Travellers.

TINE subscriber having secured the con-
Il tract for carrying the mail between Rock
vile and Dawsonsyille, notifies the public that
he will run STAGE between those points
DAILY, leaving Rockville after the arrival Of
the Mail train in the morning and reaching
Dawsonsyille about ~ O'Clock. Leaving the
latter place will arrive at Rockville IN time
for the evening trains.
june l5-tf JAS. W. BOSWELL.
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Condensed Locals.

I Note new announcements Of candidates.
Mr.. VIM. Drummer lost valuable COW on
the 9Th by having its leg broken.
Samuel Gator has been reinstaied as post
master at Poolesville, provided he moves the
Office to more central portion Of the town.
President Hayes and family are expected
to attend camp meeting at Washington Grove
this summer.
Mr.. R. A. Sbeckeil has moved in town. He
has rented the building formerly occupied by
the secret orders.
Mrs. Williams, who -cides in the Eastern
part of this town, osl By death n fine COW
few days ago.
Harry Cooke. Trustee, sold on Saturday
! last, the farm Of lgaatns p Waters for S33 Is
! per acre.
The Sunday School Festival at Re1land on
Tuesday last was an enjoyable affair o all pres
nt. Rev. L. G Muller and Thos J Owen
sivered pleasing addresses and everything
pssed Off in the mos creditable manner.
Two rival lovers ia Rockville had little
Inference" the other night, and while one
waiting on The corner for a chance to
and slash until the thing WAS settled, the
r slipped around the back way and wen,
ly to bed.
NJ. Darby, Esq, Of iagerstown Nd, is
ninent candidate Tor . s District At
r II.
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The attention Of those who intend purchas-
ing REAPERS and RAKES this season. is
hereby most respectfully directed to the
CELEBRATED IRON FRAME, SINGLE
WHEEL IMPROVED DORSEY
HARVESTER,
and they are also informed that the prices Of
these Justly celebrated Machines have been
greatiy redueed in order TO suit the tines and
that they are w0rTdnted TO maintain the high
character so fairly earned and conceded 10
by all, notwithstanding the reduction in
price. Call and be surprised at the low rates
at which these DESIRABLE MACHINES are offer
ed Have a superior lot OF secondhand
Single Wheel Harvesters,
also Combined and Single These are in
frst-rate order, and will do good service
wherever tried--wil be sold cheap. Have all
the parts, and am prepared to repair any
inscription of
Reapers and Mowers,
and would request those who wish to have
repairs done 10 time, TO send in their old
Reapers as early as possible, in ordor that
The repairs may be completed and ready for
Harvest. Continue to furnish all kinds of
Cast-Iron and Mill Work,
Heavy and Light Forging, and to keep on
hand all kinds Of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
which are offered at special bargains The
higheat prices paid for old Castings in Trade
or or Cash. CALVIN PAGE
je 8-7t Frederick, Nd.
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ROAD PETITION.

june 22ts

TENHE undersigned, citizens and taxpayers
Of Montgomery county intend to petition
your Honorable Body thirty days after the
publication Of this notice for the opening of
"A public road leading from the Jamestown
and Rockville road to the Metropolitan branch
OF the B. Il 0 Railroad at or near Gathers
burg Station. Beginning at the corner Of
the lands belonging to the heirs Of Mounrjoy
Case; thence through the lands Of John
Small, Samuel Thrift, F. A Tschiiely, Mrs.
Dodd and F. A. Thompson; thence through
the lands Of Jos. Thompson to the line be-
tween him and the land Of Mrs. Diamond,
following said line to the Rockville and
GAINESVILLE road.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-07-13

Painful Accident.-Mr. Amos Beadle,
n worthy citizen living about n mile from this
place on the Georgetown pike, met with quite
a severe accident on Wednesday evening last.
Whilst engaged in cultiyating his garden with
hoe piece of glass flew up and struck him
in one eye, imbedding itself in the hall He
was immediately brought here TO the Office of
pr. e E. Stonestreet, put under the influence
pf chloroform, and an effort made to relieve
aim Being in the night, and the light not
|uflicient, bnt portion of the glass was found
nd removed, but enough was done to relieve
he patient from intense pain. Another OPP
hstion will be performed as soon as the system
h proper condition.
Il ase Ball The base ball club OF this
ACE visited the Great Falls on Thursday
st, Cor the purpose of playing match game
With the club at that place, but, owing to a
Eight rain storm, the contest did not take
place. The members of the Rockville nine
speak in high terms OF the reception given
them by the Falls club, and wish us to tender
their thanks for the kind hospitality extended
toward them. Tho next game between these
clubs will be played al this place.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-07-13
JOHN P. MOORE AND OTHERS
vs.
PERRIE LEfZEAR. ADMIR- OF SAMUEL
LElzEAR, DECD, AND OTHERS.

Inthe Circuit CouH far montgomery County
sitting "a Court Of Equity
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-07-13
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,

which are offered at special bargains. The
hgheat prices paid for old Castings in Trade
or or Cash. CALVIN PAGE,
je 8--7t Frederick, Nd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-07-13
A TTENTIoN, FARMERS!

june 22-ts
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ORDER NTSI-

june l5-,d
, 1877-09-22

THE 4uQhHAAEHTs
Tie Star and Indianapolis Clubs played the
fifth game Ut tho tournament yesterday. The
attendance WAS about the eatnc o. at tho pre-
yious games, and the weather was Us It should
be-. The two slcCormirks pitched for their r..
spcct!yc clubs, and 'totlcr oEo from Syracuse
fired the worst, being battcd sayaGcly In tho
eighth inning for scycn runa tive Of them bcIug
earned. Tho Eamo opened well for tho Btnrs,
they knocking out and earning run In the tlrst
inning, tAK, other one being u gift on passed
haIl at,d q wild piten. In thu second Inning tho
Blues scored two on two-base hit by Flint autl
errors by Gerr aud Farrell. Tho lIoosicrs stop
ped scoring alter this until tho eighth Inning.
when ttHy dimmcd tho lustro Of the Stars and
slosgcl away at tho 'spl,cro until the game
was tied, tho Syracuse boys having previously
scored nine r1,ns, all uncarnch except the
first onc. In the sixth inning, willis thu Stars
were At the bat. DredIurg dc. c.l tnasl not nut
ut sccond, ,und Capt. Mack objected to tlis further
umprfa1, and Quinn, Of tho Frankltns finished
the tllMnktess task. Tho decision was very
cluse, niit the ruitncr rot the benefit OF tho
,ioI,lt. Mr. HrcdburK IL too honest an umpire
tO tlrridc otherwise than aucortiinE to his udG-
1llcut. Al tto cn,l af tfle ninth Inning iho game
stoo.! at tinr each, ncccssinttng d tenth, and
the stars' three strikers went out from pitcher
10 frat sueccsslycy.. Thu Dlucs then Uu errors
Uf t,Ir EtaFs succeeded III kcntlinE thrru men
around tho diamond without II hasc bit, and tho
eess, anil played l1ls l1sitlon well alter ihc stt
two Innings. Who lid tho work amt whcrr II
was uouc will be f0un,l in
Tlk SCORE.
, 1877-09-22
VEG: f:TINE.
vEGE7INE,
The following Approved Statement
will speak for ITSELF:


r. DV8{UEs MATCH Ats 1S74.
nE.x ~: lev srs after thr Forrlh of :ray lat
FL RRhe a.t II n o k9 rae s't1. ti
ths ~ .,,pcntass , At sns end y we! Tin. ihr{ to|
a,sose The knec. W. reinnrt,, IN il,s ho.pla md
sk fhe hospital sIurde. md zen caa dcsrihe tllH
Essas .4itettnR J endured. MY tc.. WAS .wntlcn 10
Knss ,urne a.k an ..s j sasa ~ kncc ~, =, " n
d!yassn ~ y render i impossible 70 mr. ,e. md
aItern.tst. xe:! n. "at sl liz disrs.sd aes
where tl!e disca:~a ls+ lid iea rs,ose's: as IT,
is'nrr. md rct1Y, cd 10 nv hor IL ! hotSc.s
sIIii't mon:y ~h!eh n.I from nj ssfpae. % h.4
u PAR dctnr. hs until my family rss in trstuto
S;ead's'op M rt IN, u" h.e M @ fi n5.ei s1sea rect y
trrrt. cal1rl In 10 @.cs mr.. and, afscr rendering
Rccun!ary Rs,s.aarr to my family. hrnlxiIt spi,lc
.a,s ho.e o ts% ole. VIE e Mn a..
that had nIure, After Ind t4krn tho Vtgetine
.hree s.yt the ncers IN ny knee con,mcpced q IL.
stxhi dsy.; and though prrv'on.l7 ksd suaer~ III.
Ing tAr vrHcttnc trrc slayt tle pin ali eit me- aud
ix Fhglc con!alnt seeined to 6e I9ufing mt u
nny f.rcinE di.css froin n bus !, eare tIc sI.ovt
!%!s i ysss'ss @ sss :Ssss y: !s s'y - !ss sa y.
ssth i,otc ts so1e ca,.ey ii bssed a"a ~ nea
III frse ss y f *sf KY II HfE 1E*f i II:
rurel ny IrE. and rcshrcd me T. healt!lt nf kacs
% s H. ~ m 4 :sq I ] ~ t. NJ
F9sea Ell e''' '' Sff r. wEIc ;k as:i III Ts''
, 1877-09-22

lion Of the Molly MacuIrc*, anil thought to
himself, nmt noW reiterated in puhIic tl,at II
they hal hing John Sherman the ends al justicc
would hare been better snl,.cryutt. The hang
ing Of tho Molly Maxnrcs WAS asliscct victory Vt
capital oscr tator atf made him tl,trst fur
vengeance when he thought Of 1t. The whole
speech was vulgar tlra'lc, directly calculated
to ttfr Ut sed1tion antl nuo1-iaw, and Inns Ills
01islc.l the 'r.t're feusIb1c f'rccnbackcrs.
Snef1t FtSu9fGh to Tae E7ftada TriaHnf.
kEosuK, Iowa, 2I.-An adjourned meeting
Of Labor Kcformc1s md t;rccn6acKcrs was held
At franklin totlAv.. Ten townsh!pa were repre-
sentcd. The following ticket waa nominated:
scna.or, Judge Cncy; Representative, i. il.
Barnett and Miles Hanna; Auditor. Dr. Mor.
mon; Sheriff, i. 'iooden4uRh;. Treasurer,
J. Kennedy Hnpcrvlsor, Frank Kcpnel
Surveyor +. 1.angwlt; Superintendent Ut
sshools,J. 4. farlor; Coroner, Ivan Ansdall
The State t'secnback platform was a'lopted,
after striking out tho temperance plank. Thn
platform of tic 1.ahur lsefurtn nni fIrccn!,ack
C'uiI Of tl''s city vas also adopted, except that
scctlnn demnntIfn0 tho reno1itttzatton Ut tho
sllvcr dollar, which wls stricken out.
, 1877-09-22
CASUALTIES.


RoxB, N. r., Sept. 2t.-The Wcstcrn.hounl
Chicago express tratn, tuc here Mt 5:i5 ?. n,.,
co1ftdcd with pickup fFc!ght-train hy mis-
placed switch one milo east Vi Rome depot.
Both engines wero completely wrecked AMI tho
mil and baggage cara smashed. Tic fireman
ot the express, said to be William 1lcnl.lckson,
Of Albany, was instantly killed. Joscph I)urlin,
Of UtIcA, brakeman OH the frcight-trafn, was
killed: J. L.. Quinnar1 Of Troy, mail agent, died
from his injuries; ucorgc ". Fitch, Of Oneida,
mail agent, lad bis right thigh brokcn anil back
injured; Joseph Ubrlcl, Of Utica, engineer
Of tic fFeiglt:traln. la,l hl4 right leg
bruised. D. W. Iialloway, OF Troy, passenger,
was injured about the head, jaw, anil Ills ankle
broken. Frank c. Roberts, Of Utica, n1ail
agent. WAS badly hruttetl. William Earl, D: de-
teva, mail agent, Ind ls right ankle spratucd.
William Wirks, of Little Fnils, ha,l lis head
bruised, nose bfukcL, and wrist sprn,cd. Mrs.
W. II. Dnxt,n, Of New York, was slightly t,lirt.
Several tratnmcn were slightly bruised.
Medical all ami assistance OF the citizens were
promptly rendered. Tho paarc car, Which waa
tenrly cnpty, was partly wrecked. Passengers
In the rart to the rear 0f the palnrc car tsenpc1
lightly. ine hwitchn,an w!,u l,atl been un uuty
ten years said he misplaced tic switch too ,utc
To torrtct It. and swing tile rcd fag. Al, IT.
quest aAd Investigation will bc hell.
, 1877-09-22
SUICIDE.

!A<etas D1spaaeA 10 ne CAteage tribune.
PlrrsBuRa, FA, ecpt. el.--At hulf.pass 10
this morning a man uametl Thomas Cook, !
rcaideut of Braddock's, shot an4 killed himsclf.
lie had been Insane for tho last Two Or th1ce
yeaEs, during which time he had made several
atte.npls at selftles&ruetlou. Gu one ocraslon
he took half an ounce Of laudanum aud ten
graius OF arsenic. but by tho timely use Of the
proper autidotes his 1ife was saved, although ho
suffered Tor souu months after. He leaves 4
vito and three children. 1t wes supposed that
he was IL very iud,gent circumstances, but
among biz effects wsFs found money aud bonds
amounting to nearly $3,0U. This, together
with farm iu NeattDoreland County, to Hh)rll
his vile lately fell heir, will keep tbe 1amtly
iru1l want.
SPECIAL HspatcA 10 Tae Cateoee 1rfax4s.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 2i.-Jaaob WlldebcrE hired
4 boat at the wharf this afternoon for sall Gu
the river. Before leaving tc paid for the boat,
sad left his card With the owner, saying: 'lf
an 4EuHued this Will gtve you my address,"
Ila't-anrhonr afterwards the boat was aeun 70
eapalze. lila buIy has 1ust been recovered. Ne
Was 81 years old aud singlc.
, 1877-09-22
THE OHIO EDITORS.

TOLEDO, o.. sept. al.-The Ohio EdI.ort,l
as@e,9.'on M CLOSED it, meeting In this city to-
Wy. loe forenoon session was devoted to tho
F'oee OF olaseFs forshe ensuing yesr and OF tho
p'asa 'or tne ne1t uceting. The officers chosen
ere aato'!oHs: President. !. +. Mark, saaduaky
nsqlaffi M s'ce"President, L. Ftcser, Columbus
snettoo's; Secretary, sirs. F. D. Jermaine, Tolc-
~ eoa'nfrssa! Assistant Secretary, J.K. New
H, H;S@es, Msstou 1frror; Treasurer, j. r. Irvine,
jng ~ ''4S p'sse 'oF eae next meet"
IL 10 ths abtsace Of tho author, ". b. Gallagher.
poe, sxk eStItied id;tpsr q Mount Vernon. read tie
=. " aonus! sddrs.s u Joseph Nesiiil. of f;bi.
aS9, was vol seceiyesl,a '' " eas'
nhisa4 AFTERNOON wls spent Ia visiting difrerent
1ns,~ ol interest In the city, and tslost of tho
1oemsfrs lelt on The evening trains. " ""'
, 1877-09-22
Maximum thermometer. 03s minimum. 81.
GENERAL HnsEnTATt1XA.
-. C1tlu&UU, Sfnt 1i-Mli1rht.


LOUISVILLE. Sept. al,-CLancclIor Bruce rem
dcred dcrision to-day III favor Of tho plaintiffs
IN thu suits OF +. II. Paino ct al. vs. The Pull.
man Southern Car Company, Of which George
II. Pullman, Is President. The litigation aroso
out Of the conso!ldat!on In 1B70of the Prime alld
the Southern Sleeping Car Company, to which
the Pullman Southern Car Company, plaintiffs,
gave stocks and dividends for over El5O.0N.
BALTIMORE, a1tl.. Sept. 2l.-TAu Gran1 Lodge
uniform, md d pcriecttI rules for tic i, better +
government Of tic Order.
WILEEsnAnHx, Pa, Sept. 21.-The United
States infantry has gone to-day to iou the other
troops at fttsalrg, preparatory to proceeding
to Montana.
BosroS, Sent. .1.-A dispatch from Mt.
Washington reports furious snowstortn pre-
Willing.
, 1877-09-22

Returning Inssnatry-St. Jolsn-A I5orso 1tulott
Out-GFRlu-DcAtl4 on tho CArs-Stato OF
Teadc.


Returning Iutlnatry-St, JoAn-A IJorxo Itulott
out.Grnlm.Dcnt1, on liz cars-S,at, ~
Tradc- ~
s"..,a, y,.aa,-. - ~. <,.,..,. z.,..
v, npss.as @,.u n's. o. ~ ~ .neuao 1nenaf'
KINGSTON, eeps' @t.-l he ssohteoac ss'lestihg
Works, located here and owned by English caE-
Ilalists, were formally opened tf,-tlaY lY Sir
.1,hn 4 Na,-lon.ld ;rb,. avun1r1 . t,",ofot IL,
'onn a. 1'Aeaona!a' LUIS e'cn'nR pan4uet III
connection with inc opening was c'ye'F at tue
British American Hotel.
Sptc,al f4s,x.tcA IA Tas calraao Trttsay,
Br, JonN. N. L., Sent, al,-Tho sta,Iaeona H.
.ursn.c cn,nnauv rontfnuc. n meet .hc IN,
sa.a.o pAas ..ss '",',s ~ H.. WV ns.' Nv
manas ot us posGJ-holocrs' Aoaay MY
applicants rcecIstd money and notcs to tho
amount of $4,000. Tts bal,ks here aro Ills
ct,,,pttur EtudarDna naucr. mil tha Comnany
,s,, rns,,o ,,,.1n... tr t',is p,oy., . i,,,,,,,.
,.'..'.. .se3A" 0A''"eSS :" '"'~ A'''>" '"'''s'
alate'l. ,
AT alo tIoFsc-race to-day ut Moose Fask,
marc that haul beet, entered as The Princess, be.
lonr,n, Ia n town In Snya Scotia. was cxnrlln,
fro'r III. t,s.s ,,d MI n,,,crs ,'n,r.r tn, NJ.
..o" tH.@ "@.n a"a ~ ''"s'" "''1et '"o wv
tional Association. It having been shown that
slio hal erotted unticr the name Vt Frances aud
Fanny Raymond In thu United States within
vrsr sho ~. r,,no n, tb. a.as1 trot ,v,,., ~
, 1877-09-22
4 TERRIBLE VISITATION.

cnA7TAsouuA, Sept. 21.-Thc entire abund-
ant crops Of cotton, corn, md fodder in the
Vn]lry Of tile Black Vurrlor, Alabama, was
swcpt away by the riycr's sudden rise Of sixty
three feet, wl,1cl, is within two feet OF the tct
rible frcsllct OF June, 1872. Planters la.l just
tic rorn and fiddler frunt the fields. Tho cot
thtl crop DESTROYED Ia estimated at BOOM ba1es.
Most of tho planters aro ruincd. It Is dunut-
ful II tho actual ncrc.alrics of itc will 10 ee-
ctrcdnow. Tuscaloosa is about the head Of the
devastated Beetlun, Tic merchants hau 3D.
yanced heavily OIL these growing crops.
, 1877-09-22

4 few days ago woman inspector of United
etates Custou,a followed another woman from
siontsca! to Ogiensbury. When The latter
beurllcl the traln tn Muntrca! fur the West 6t,o
attracted The attention u tho United statca
Customs aren't there on account OF Aer unnatural
'portIEness. In Ogdcn,burg sho was detained,
clad fu onu scal-skln sacguc, twclvu yards
velvet, fifteen yards silk, and ntlc null. THIS
eatcd md tho sslaggIer, who IL said to bc New
York jewces, was allowed 10 20 III her wav.
, 1877-09-22

routine business. The ease Ut the Rev. Flctel-
rr, the nrcac1lcr charged with ndulgtng In ton
mlc1 wife. was rra:le.l tt-ay nnt referred to
committee for cxan It,atton, and will ros-tbly
be disposed nf by the Cnn!crc.~c tonnrrow.
Tie evidence OF Brother Fletcher ts quite snf-
t1cIcnt to keep him behind tho iars Of prison,
and ran scarcely fail to ranse his expulsion from
tho Conference and church Which lie has dis
Eraccd. The chnrrh-cdtf1Cc in whcl, 1}Tsnnp
Peck preached tonight waA tf1ca atoover1oHnE.
, 1877-09-22

New ORLEANS, 1aa., Sept, 2t.--Thc steamship
uusslc, frorn 1udanola fur Havana. with
cargo Of cattle, broke her shaft OIL tho 1Dtt,,
thirty. eight miles southeast Of tho passes. The
first tnatc, with tlsc men, started III n boat fur
tho pnss TO su.i1ro .hont. Tie Gilkstc ar
rived ut the passcs under sail. Nothing has
hccn heard of thu Natc's bont.
, 1877-09-22
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

NEW YoRs. Sept. misunderstanding
Atsat!a, from London; State ol Louisiana, from
Yokohama; anu Seckar. from Bremen.
QuxEas1owx, Sept. 3l.-Arrycd-ateam-
ships Botlnia and Montana. trop New York.
LONDON. Seut. 9l.-ArrlYcd-8teatnsA Au-
strnla, fEunl New York.
Farther PolsT, Sept. 21.-Arsiycd-stcam-
ahip Sarluat!u,i, from liverpool.
, 1877-09-22

sptefal U4sax,seA ia Fhs cate.5a 7f46mns.
,MouNT VERNON, ILL.,, Sept. 3l.-By the aeEce-
ment and consent at tAo 8tatc's Attorney aud
tho prisoners counsel, Judge Tanncr has act
aside the verdict Of tho jury fixing the penalty
Of death for William Il. Ross, tho murderer oS
hs own cllilu, heard evitlenro In relation to the
prisoners santty, ami. after passing upon al
tue tcsttlnoDy. sentenced lfoss to confinement
In tho pen!tent!ary for life.