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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-09-21

Court Of Equity.
nRDERED this llth day of September in
W the year 1877, that the Auditors Report
filed in the above cause be ratified and con-
frmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof be
shown on or before the lst of October next
Provided copy this order be inserted IN
some newspaper published in Rockville, in
said Montgomery county, once in each Of three
successive weeks before said LIST day Of Octo-
Der next.
L. B. PRETTYMAN, Cpk.
Circuit Court for Montgomery county,
True copy--Test
sep lI-3t E. B PRETTYMAN, Crk.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-09-21
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

TINE Officers Of Registration OF Voters for
the Five Election Districts Of Montgo-
merry county, viii sit with open doors, from
9 0 clock, A. NJ, until O'Clock, P. NJ, on
Monday and Tuesday, 0cto-
Der the 1st and 2nd, 1877.
at the following places, for the purpose Of
striking from the List OF Qualified Voters the
names OF all persons no have died, removed
or become disqualified under the Gonstitu-
ton and Laws OF Maryland, and lso.tor the
purpose Of registering all persons moi herSS-
tOfore registered, who shall apply to hegegIy
tered and shall possess the requisite qSalif-
cations under the Constitution Of the United
States and the State Of Maryland, and for
the purpose Of Gischarging all other duties
required Of them uuder the Act Of Assembly
Of the Slate Of Maryland, Chapter 249, passed
at January Session, 1876;
Cracklin District 10 l. in LAYT0NS-
WILLIE on the LIST and GOSHEN
on the 2nd
Clarksburg District No 2. in CLARKS-
BURG on the 1st and HYATTS-
TOWN on the End.
Medley's District, No. 3, in PO0LES-
VILE on each of the above days.
Rockville District, No. 4, in ROCK
WILLIE. at the Court House, on each
Of the above days
Berry's District, No. 5, at COLES
VILE on each Of the above days.
Va All persons applying for registration ,
who have been previously registered within
this State, must produce the certificate Of
their previous registration before they can be
registered.
Ess-Naturalized citizens desiring TO be re-
gistered, must bring their naturalization pa
pers with them.
JaS- Officers Of Registration are prohibited
from entering upon the list Of registered vot-
ers the name Of a voter or from striking from
said list the name of any person already en-
tered thereon, except at the time and place
prescribed by the act
A. G. MERRIWETHER,
Officer Of Registration, LIST District.
JOHN II. GIBSON,
Officer Of Registration, % District.
WILLIAM T. JONES,
Officer Of Registration, Sd District.
R. s. PATTERSON,
Officer Of Registration, 4th District
CALEB N. WAKEFIELD.
Officer Of Registration, 9th District.
sep ltd
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-09-21
ORD EEa. III TSE-
VIRGINIA WHITE AND OTHERS,
VS..
GEORGE N. WHITE AND OTHERS.
Hthe Circuit Court for Montgomery County
sMtiag as q Court Of Equity.

nRDERED this 18th day of September,
" 1877 by the Circuit Court for Mongom-
cry county, sitting as Court of Equity, and
by the authority thereof, that the sale made
and reported in the foregoing report 10 Peter
X. Mossburg, in the above entitled case, be
ratified and confirmed unless cause TO the con-
rary thereof be shown on or before the 18th
day of October, A. D., 1877 Provided a
copy of this order be inserted in some news
paper published in said Montgomery county,
once in each Of three successive weeks before
the said 18th day of October, 1871.
The report states the amount Of sales to be
S., 775 90.
W, VEIRS B0UIC,
Judge of the Circuit Court
True eopy-test:
sep 2l-3t E. b. PRETTYMAN, CPk.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-09-21

We are agents for the BUCKEYE
DRILL, the very best now in use.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-09-21

A full assortment Of CIDER and
WINE MILLS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-09-21
PHOSPHATE OF LIME
9DETp e.

SSAGEz5Lp =.
A large stock of new Western TIM
OTHY (51 50 bush.). GLOVER and
ORCHARD GRASS SEED.
Choice Seed Wheat and Rye.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-09-21

TNHE HIGHEST CASH PRICES will be
4 paid for all grades OF DOMESTIC WOOL
by
JACOB RAMSBURG,
may 22-5m Georgetown, b. &.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-09-21

TINE Officers Of Registration Of Voters for
4 the Five Election Districts Of Montgo-
merry county, viii sit with open doors, from
9 o clock. Z. NJ. ninth 9 o. clock. p n. on
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-06-21

pen, ben 8efehl ni6t aussufa9ren, obne
fi9 onrum 5u fimmerH. oaB elm ioldes
8erfa6ren III @urrpn ben iibelften Gin:
bruf MAIDEN muB uno Dor oIen 9Ineeu
@affer auf bic Niible fir Serrn GLIB
ftone iein fpir0.
NuBer 8nftlfud 1T au6 S6umla
nnnmebr in einen formionblen Ser
tbeioi9un ssSuitanb sefest nno auf elm
babies Sa6r mt YrOuiant rei6lid oer-
ieben. Dieie nit einem oreifaden Cir
tef BON 8erfen nusaeftattete 5eitung
iheint na6 alien Disappointment Nboul
&erim 8ai9as beftimmt su fem, einen
meientliden Stibpunft fir Die armee su
bifoen. @s iteben a%usenblidli6 bort 46
9tiSamsz8 atatflone uno II 8atterien,
ub9ere6net Die eigentlide 5eitunssbez
iaBun9. Gum @ommanbanten Der Sc
flung uno oss i'm oDrtigen perI9ansten
2n9er e 6'nbsn Corps tuuroe N5iS
8alha ernannt, tuel6er anfdnglid gum
9eneralftabs6ef @6rul &erim's oefiez
nirt mar. - Su Qorianopel lit in ben
lebten Taaen 0alet Yaiba ei%u9etroffen,
nel6er nit Der Qusfibrun9 neuer Be
feitt9un9sarbeiten an idmmtli6en Bal.
tauz80'ien benufttn9t lit. Dieielben
inert Il I'M %iogennnnten &uti6uf=8 alfan
beginner uno alIe 8diie bes &ooiaz8al.
fans umfafen. Inter Salet Sa16a lit
aud Der betannte Nteuiib Bnida nit Der
2ettuns bieier 8efeftiaunssarbeiten be-
truut. 6. 6raenfel.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-06-21

Sronie bes Sdiflals mar Is ferner, bn6
bic BOsen, ioRft Jeinoe oes 5euers III
Squique ibn 5lir Siife fnmen nno Die
Spriben ins Reer binausi9memntten.
Mnn bat betanntli9 Die &~eeierunsen
eriu6t, ben 8erunglidten ben @ie6er=
nuf6au ihrer alten Bobnunqsn 3u per@
bieten, unb lie tpeiter i'm Snnern an5u.
iiebeln. Cine IoI1e .3mnngBmaBresel
aber tuiro auf bic Dalier ni6t our9=
fiibrbnr iein. 6aben aber bic Betu0bner
iener @eqeno Die 9Bahl, entrpeber in
Siderbeit 9unger 5n Ieioen ober inter
@ainbren an i6melsen - oenn MIR Der
Seebanbel oermas fie bort rei6fi6 81
erndbren = 10 merben fie lesteres pOr=
5iebeu. gu isinem @lide oergiBt Der
Weni9 unfdle uno MiBeei6id leiht,
uuo ielbit auf Der 2aOa oes nltberi6tigz
ten 8eiuos BEL Reapel mohnen frieoli6e
lBinser uno perseiien I'M bebaeliden
Shliirfen ibrss 2acrimne @briiti Der
unter9esar9enen Stdote Yompeii uno
SercHlanum.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-06-21

Or giug oaun binauf unb lies feline Jrau
uno 6rt. IN benz Barfor. &aum pnr er
0ben, als Die @rplOfion erfolgte, inbem
iib Die 8enSinblinfte auf big iebt nod
ridt ouf9efldrte BeiIe e~nt5iinoeten.
sluBer benz 9Doe Der beioen Samen per<
nria6te Die @rplofion Die 3ertriimme=
runs alfr M6bel. 5sufter, Spiesel &c.
Die 9eppide unb bas SplSiuert tuoren
uerbrannt nuo bic Sibe ma, TO groB,
onB cine 8rOn5efiaur f6mOl5. Der
Shaoen iuiiroe nod GROCER 9etuefen Iein,
tuenn ni6t Die 0titalieber Der fribereu
Redanic Spriben Company i6nea ei1en
Sblau6 anselelest uno Die 5lammen
9el6i6t bdtien. Wnn permuthet, oaB
ii6 Die 9enSinbinite burd ben Seis=
apparat in Die &i9e Suseu unb bort am
!9eerofeuer e%ntsinbeten, ba i'm 8arlpr
felbit fein 5euer mar. SRI. Sal folIte
in einiSen @u6eu beiratben uno bate
bereits am Samsta9 ibre SteIung pers
lafien ioIen, bate aber bel6lofen, big
CUR Mbreiie Der Samilie Sboemafer i'm
!0auIe 81 bleiben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-06-21

BEN Serasfierate 40 hberlenben, uni
oieS nnr 5u benz aLIeinigen 8tpefe, nm
in ben Sournalen o fi9 ipreben 81
meden. Siele Rebe bat einen tiefer
@i1orud auf bas Mu6iterium 6eruorae.
rufen. Mebrere anoere 9eputirte CT.
griffen 9lei6fa[s ons 8ort, UNI Den
Borre0ner ou unterltiben, ais Der Sra.
ii6ent in briisfer @eiIe bic 8erhanoiuno
oamit fhloB, ba6 er bic Nnaeleaenbeii
an Die Seftionen nertuies. @S mus berz
uor9ebob n Werben, bnB bic Gibuna Der
&ammer cine 6ffentli9e uno bas Wini=
iterium melt 6abDn entsernt mar, einen
ioIben Gn9riff BON Der 8ibne berab gu
ertDarten. Sbi6On nun Die 5ffentli9e
8erbanblung bieier an~sele9enbeit bur9
Observation-Disclosures nerbinbertt uur6e,
70 lift es bod getpiB, baB bic Motion
9eni66erle 8eoe's BON benz 9r6Bten
Eheile Der 9en6fferung Stambuls,
tpel6e gegen bas Minifterium bereits
iebr ouf9ebrnht III, gebiIist tpir6. 9ie
Gage mar, mie seia9t, cine febr fdlehte
uno Die Nus!i6t cine 5iemlih oiiitere,
ais Die Melpun9 BON Der ginnahme BON
Su6ums&aleb eintraf Diele CUTE g1ad.
ri6t enbete nit einem Male BITE game
Situation. 9ie Tiirfen faBten tpieber
Mutb uno bas Winiiterium fiblt fi6
etpas fiderer. = Sultan Nbbul Samio
bat mad beriel6en Que1e uerboten, oaB
bon Der !8uriifberufung Mibbats
aeIpro9en tperoe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-06-21
&Ieitte Nadrtd1tea aus BeutfdbIauo
uno Der 6@tuet3.
g roptn3S hfen.

Wibtbauien.-Nm "A. Mai fanb, tpie
Die yNat. g." mittbeilt, bel @6rmar Der
feierli6e 9ur6fti6 unb bic ueberleituns
Der 1uftrut in ibr reueS Bett itatt, gu
tuel6em @erfe bic Gprarbeiten bereits
i'm Serbft 1874 ~tegonnen tulrroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-06-21

Sannoner. = 0uf benz @if6orner
Moore bat ftb am %. N4ai elm 6effaz
9enstuertbes rnslid ereignet. Qm 25..
26. unh q. b. O4. bate auf benz @if,
borner Moor cine srpBe goncurrenaor.
eeit BON Dtaidinen eur EXPERIMENTATION
ltatt9efunoeu. Bel benz Gbfabren Der
Wtai9lne1t pom 9eoOr brad am % Mai
etne Bride, tpel6e iber einen @roben
BON 10 SUB 3tefe fibrte, unb bic e6en
oarallf 1teberoe Mai9ine ffitrste in ben
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-18
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

m, SSSn ';,Snr s.sS s,ysS
bales Export: sosswss Il saes 60 Stock. %
NEW ORLEANS. June Ie. 1877
s"s @ ss % s iS % receipts ea bales
Cotton nisdi sss' d j. 'sa 7a.s
80 sales. 100. stock. iO,s3a.
good 1rar s iSs S, receipts. 2s bales Exports
os nssss b :w ssns1s, s good
Spirits ,.p.n. " .:ass ss 5,s ss.'ssj 1871
isssSs D sarsss'' fa sss % II "
ylous steady, With fair demand but saessnssa sales.
81: No. q Corn s ansS."ss ss'' 5 s.Ss
%ss NH ,.ea nSshang Ssp. freight.
shipped ~ rail- leo bis '''''' ''s' f'0ur
Flour quiet and steady; sales So o6is It unchanaed
sis.: sA ss an &; 9ar a. se s Sc
70 H:r1 sf.ys @Ps :; ss ss3
W; @ dsf s:s :si:: o. s g. y
and ssFe, .,, d. By :.YSs tsc Kim dried
ss and s,S ss' .ss
Ess. s con &C. oats y e Ne. yo, ,pssasa
tS.; wheat 600 s"s sa.ns:: sos sa
X ~ a.. oats ~" DO. barley, 500 do. rye 1000 d..
oas I2O53 do. 10 intermediate 1900
bushels corn 24es 40 BY railsoadsFiour a'O bbls
wheat 27.4oO bushels: corn, 5y5tR do oats aliU do
barley 500 DO; rye 400 do.
a.. - CixcISSAri. Jane IS, 1877
- Jour ,guiss nnt steady. Wheat heavy. rod 81 10
n Corn quses but she Ady ~ 4Sc Soc Oats quiet
3sc 43c. Kye dai ~ TOO Barley dull and Unchanged
fork qniet at ei3 20 S13 % Lard quiet; steam
dsred nominal current make sac. bid Kettle sSc ttc
Bulk meats quiet but hrm shvaldcrs ~ 80 clear ribs
60 To- clear Sides ST. these prcrs sses or short
ribs 1T Tc., buyer July
5hc SAC. cissr RIBS. tn. Ike clear sides Sc Sic
Wniskey Ia tAir demand and firm at 81 OF Butter let
but steady Hogs firm and unchanged; receipts 450 ship
ments, 3O5.
ToLHpo, June 10, 1877
Wheat firm No. I white Michigan 81 %; extra do.
81 y6 amber Michigan. spot 81 %; No red winter spot
VI Iv June. ii ~ jay. 81 ~; No red. ~ 30; No
Michigan. 81 80. Corn steader high mi cash.
4s4c September, 54ssc Ne . spot, 4sAc. June 49,
July. sp1sc Augns 5i1sc.i rejected 47c, DANA led,
4Oisc Oats dull and nominal Receipts.-whsat. I0OlU
Wheat 5000 bushes, corn, 4i.Uoo do; osss 1900
CHICAGO. June 49, 1877.
Flour steady and I'd, unchanged Vines, active; No
~ 2a4, August; rejected, 800 Corn far demand y
445sc cash 455kc:, July: s7Ac Angus, Oats nrmof,
but not quotaOIy higher Rye quiet but steady 600.
asked. BARLEY dull anu mammal Fork ausctticd; quoted
AZ Sil 55 sl2 90 cash xi2 w Si2 62, July. $2 TAX
asl2 10 Aasass bard upsetted quoted At ia TO- cash.
meats steady and unchanged. whiskey stcsdy and um.
changed rreighu Corn to Buffalo, rs Receipts O,o
bbi-. -four 5000 Dushes whest I52OOO do. corn $1,000
oats 500 do rye, 500 do barley shIpme nts-s 4U
bbls nour. II 80 busicls wheat 81 UDO do corn 1900
do. oaU. TO do. rye. 400 do barley.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-18
ARCHAEOLOGICAL DELvING.


~ rom tho ~. Louis Hcpublicnp.
couple OF weeks since ancient mound was
opened in New MADRID county under the OF
Colonel Croswcll, Of St. Louis which was found very
productive In pottery skulls and skeletons belonging
to tho old Mound Builders" The following account
OF the moand aud relics was gathered IN n cpnvcrsa-
ton yesterday wi.h Major Charles \. Pearce also Of
this CITY, who witnessed the cxhumalion Of the pro-
ducts dcscribed:-fho mound Is situated nine miles
southwest Of Sikeston, on tho margin Of swamp
running north and south, and bearing evidence Of
being ancient watorcoursc II makes a deep cut
through the county, beng in some places twenty
mics WIDE, and now impassabe, there beng roais
through H. The average width of the swamp II about
niles The mound alluded to Is i've Iect high at
the and has diameter oi 100 feet at he base The
excavation shows a substrntum Of heavy clay, and
ABOVE lis stratum OF light sand. from which tho pot
terry and skeletous were taken ouL That was over
Construction The top stratum was composed Of oam
about Iwo and malt ieet In thickness The remains
found at depth OF from iour and half TO hvo
and han feet
There were found a large number Of skeletons and
skulls in fine state OF preservation The party also
took out, altogether. 800 pfeces Of pottery OF all
sizes and shapes, cvincipg a very high degree OF
culture and embracing vases pots ana various do
nestle implements; also, weapons OF war, msccs ar
row heads and stone
Valuable archaeological data were found reference
TO the construction OF tho mounds and habits OF tho
people, winch will aid materially In solving the inter-
were several images were found with grotosque rep
rescntations OF animals birds and typical all
appearauccs of the facial outliHcs oil the us most
oil ch can be seen In tho archaeological museum OF
the Merchants Exchange Major Pcarcc has also ans
collection OF pottery and a remarkable image OF .
woman Colonel Croswcli ana MAJOR Pearcc propose
going down to the locality mentioned In q few week.
Tor tho purpose OF resuning moro extended observs-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-18
COIN AND BULLION.


The icnturs OF tho market has been the withdrawal
OF tho ~ per cent ana the CONCLUSION the arrange
mcnts for issuing tho new 4 pcr cent loan The Syn.
dca,o announced that ,bey would receive subscrip-
lions for The per cent loan at par and accrued interest
In gold coin until July 10. The bonds Tor thirty
years rom Ja'y prox Applications must specify
the amount and demon nations required, ana for rcg,s
tered stock the full and post oco address the
person to whom the bonds shall DO made payable.
Two per cent OF tho purchase money must accompany
the subscription. Tho remainder may be paid at tho
pleasure OF tho purchases either the time OF subscrp-
tor or any time prior 10 October i6 1877, with
incress added Nj por cent TO date OF payment Tho
payments may DO made In gold coin to tho Treasurer
Of the United States al Washington, the Assistant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-18
A STRANGE MIRAGE.
rs THERE SHIP ASHORE ON THE YAnALLoy
ISLANDS?

rs THERE A SHIP ASHORE ON THE FARALLoy
From tho San Francisco POST
G. A. Newbold United States gauger. residing on
Lcaven street, Green and several members
OF his family, witnessed unusual phenomenon be-
tween nine and O'Clock last night winch creates
the apprehension that some large vessel has Como
ashore ut the Farnllon Islands. The night calm
and beautiful aud ut the hour mentioned Mr. Newbod
was looking out toward tho from his residence
which is elevation Of ovcr three hundred and
nfty above the sea, when his attention at
tracted by bright flashes which III up the
heavens moment. At first hg thought the light
the reflection OF the revolving light tue islands,
but the idea disspated when = few moments later
i've rockets In succession shot up TAR into the
heavens and broke INTO thousands of shooting
stars. The sight Mr.. Ncwbod describes grand.
The ight he presumes to have been the fash OF
The rockets assembled some points south of
from the point OF observation which would givc
the exact l0cat of the Faraons, which lie dis
lance Of twenty odd miles most due west OF Point
Lobos Inquiry to-day at the Merchants Exchange
station keeper Point Lobos, who generally stays
watch till O'Clock, evidently did not notice the
cension OF the rockets oise he would have prompuy
report the unusual phenomenon W the Exchange
maritime regulation never To send up rockets
less exchange of signals with pass ng vessel
a signal OF distress rho pilot boats Peabody and
both OUTSIDE the heads CRUISING and the lat
O'Clock of the pilots OF the boat mad reported
The general oflcs tho old Merchants Excha ,ge.
Tho matter at present 10 strange and apparently in
expIicxDle my stcry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-18
A YOUNG GALLONS BIRD.
HE KILLS AN OLD MAN ZOE HOSTILITY TO Hn
DOC.
r
ON the Cincinnati Enquirer

tFrom the Cincinnati Enquirerl
About ten O'Clock night before last the inhabtants
Of Lawrenceburg wing in the vicinity Of Walnut and
Tate streets were startled by tho loud report Of gun
coming from the doorway OF little frame building To-
Gated on Tate street, just Of Walnut aud occupied
by two negro ixmiIIcs named Edward and john
TN Fastening 10 the spoI. az Old negro, iamhiarIy
known Ia IAwrencebarx as "Cnce Green" but whose
rcui name IL Green kd~a ard, aged about seventy was
found lying Oh his back ny the door step, where ho
had fallen acsd. with gEas,y wound gaping opcI aa
large as hens egs 10 ns iaes Jus' qnacr me lc eye
lore hc HAD been heard quarfeiing with James Monroe
Tsrr aboy only seventeen years age, son ofMrs Ma
linda JonnsoD vihs Ia iho same building occupied ~
Edward Tho quarrel grew out oil tho isot during
the day the Boys dog had chased tho Old mans BAN
tam rooster aud naa told by Edwards aged wife
Lnat II no didn't take oi his dog bod mad 81
dead some line morning. The boy replied by threaten
us she woman with .walopplngs y she harmed hls
IN tho evening, and the old man, slightly under the
influence Of whiskey, became Immediately eager 70
reDukc the young lad Tor being 'sassy." Young Ter.
ri had gone church, but the old up for his
return, winch occurred Just prior 10 tho shooting
Tcrrs mother saysshc had gone out Tor tue eveoing
but the door was no, locked and M tho boy returned
no walked straight into tho house. The dwelling is
double and cson fanny has separate front entrance.
Tho BOY had no sooner entered than Uncle Green
on the johnson door step taking To him
Through the open doorway. The ncianbors say they
heard the old man threatening tho boy, and one
OF the witnesses, in an inquest held yesterday,
tcstncd he hoard the boy say, I'm shoot" to which
Reward replied, .'shoot ana be damned" when tho
shot Aired. Another story, CONN., g from u reliable
ncighbor, is that a from w,bn DWELL
ina saying thrcc times distinctly .'Shoot him. when
the bvy-murncrer obeyed anu the old man tell 50
rs sue tragedy was known officers started IN puf
SUIT oil TcrriiI. who had dropped the gun the room
where no stood whtn the nrng done, aud led M
first hid IN BOO Ducks barn, but stayed here only
moment, and then returned TO his home by rear eil
trance, climbed npon the roof OF 4 summer Kitchen,
and thence entered his room the second door
through the window 0hccr Daily ana Deputy Cheek
searched this room once and Jailed 10 hni inc cupr
but after beng reinforced by Jonn Briggs they
entered the ROOM wnen Briggs ound The object OF tho
search crouchiDg under the bed, aud frightened SO
much thai he was specchless. Hc was promptly
hauled from hrs retreat aud taken TO Iai wbere yes
teruay. he gave account ot tho affair corresponding
pretty much with Lhe above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-18
RUTGERS COLLEGE.
ExERcrsKs or THE SEVENTH COMMENCEMENT
BAccALAUREAry SERMON BIZ PRESIDENT CAMP

ExERcrsKs or THE SEVENTH COMMENCEMENT
BAccALAuREArx SERMON BIZ PRESIDENT CAMP
BILL.
NEW BkuSswrok, N. j., June II, 1871.
Tho 10Th commencement OF Rutgers College Ia col
ebrated wcok. Tho began tonight with
the bacealauroats sermon on Tuesday tho various
societies and tho Junior exhibition II held. On
Wednesday tho commencement exercises proper tako
place.
The OLD First Reformed Church crowded to
OVERLOOKING night to hear tho baccaiaurea,c sermon
from the lips OF the venerable President The 'front.'
pews occupied BY tho graduating classes and the
faculty. and The audience was composed OF people
from all denomination Prcsiden, Campbell has the
reputation Of being Of tho best scrmonisers in tho
Reformed Church. He breaches without notes, is
very and looked up 10 by everybody with re-
spect and affection.
rnE sAcoALAuRxArg SERMON
His text to night from 81 Paul in hts hrst cpis
tie 10 the Corinthians, TX TO-
For tnonrh be ire from oil men, set have made mr.
solf servant unto all ,hat might as'n thc moro
He On these baccaianrcatc OCCASIONS havc
loved speak you OF Lord Jesus Christie tell
you OF thc glory Of HIS person aud tne worth OF His
work. Nor Do come 10 you to-nlsht with anS other