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ATTACHMENTS FOR GOVERNOR HARTRASFr ANI
OTHERS.
PITTSBURGH, October 12.-The grand jury
has asked for attachments for Governor
Hartranft, General Boynton, General Latta
and Major A Wilson Norris. who have
failed to respond to the subpenas issued
The Court fixed Monday for hearing arsu,
ment on the application.
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az 3-10e. q d.; Enxlisb .no An.sr,c;n Sheet, ~
rTrSn aaleoa ss4sas
H asss; ios Is per kes. ssSa
Naits: Old Dominion. $3.50 per KEY for stand
ard-that Il. tcn-penny: other sizes extra.
Psosg & Castings: wholesale 4as4ae'; re'an'
' RoDss Manila. best. ga &c.: tute. 9xc.
Rags: Mixed cotton. 2ic.; white &C.: Wootscus
~ LIeor1ce.
Ltcortee Paste: ): c. Coz 3ls.: r: r.. a zSs:;
!; G. &c e s 3; Co. &c. e. 8 zoe An'
LIQUORS. Wines. &c.
4,e: Scotch, best brands, pints s2@sZ.2o D,
Sraadiss Domestic; s s12sss2 oid fruit r. slssa
S vIrsfnia I ppseh. sasss:s5 ''
RE Whiskeus Medium.sl ;So@a2: ppre old. sa
On: Domestic. sf.25Gas2; imported, 20 . case.
Hsto ENGLAND Rum S1.G5.
Rectiasd Whtskeys: Markai quiet; proof. 1925
Lumber. Slaves. &c.
Lumber: White oak. 81 2@s15 . LOO; Western
yFzna poplar S s12 ys I,'s ; siosns
joIst si2@sIs. according to lengths Shingie.s
Pine. S2.5O6S5: cypress six-ineh. SL:o0GSao
? LOCO. Laths-spnt; $3.50; sawed ~ -2sss2%."
Staves: whiskey barrel timber green. q @s2e1
i Loco; s ssss s2oGs2s hogG pos
@s; observation-disclosures no demand; hlcsoSy.noots'y
Sl2.50s ~ -, E}f5..F
Mill.Fecd. I- $50
SipstaS: 35@45c. a bushcl. s,;f.. !. 4ge3
Brol1usIuE. 25G30c. n bushei-
Wheat Bran: 20@25c. p bilshei. sf't'@
Corn BrGa: tic. per btisheL -.
.. Powder. Shot, sc.
Fuse: Toys mining. 35c.ai1.25 "A 100 feet.
Poiodsr: 1915 by the fye kegs-ess than nW
kegs, 1925; blasting. 3.25G1S3.50.
Shot: Northern, S2.4OGS3.50 q bag Of % DIS.
Grindstones: 1AGs2kc. a ID. .... -"
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OUR MINISTER'S WIFE.
LOUISVILLE, KY, February 16, 1877.

LOUISVILLE. KY, February 16, 1877.
Mr.. H. e. SterenS:
Dear Sir,-Three years ago was suffering terribly
with Inflamnlatory rheumatism Our minister S
wife advised Inc TO take VEGETINE After taking one
bottle was entirely relieved. This year, feeling
return of the disease again commenced taking IT.
and am being benefited gI eally. 1t also greatly i'm
proves my digestion. Respectfully,
Mrs. 4. BALLADS
1Ol1 west Jefferson street.
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Tennessee.

DENIAL OF AN OUTRAGE.
NASHVILLE, October 12.-Thomas j. Will
liams, the guide for revenue officers, was
not killed rs reported. ss
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California.

PERSONAL.
SAN Francisco, October 12.-General
Sherman left for Washington this morning.
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Tho E,,xcon,, Convention.

INTERESTING PROCEEDINGS YESTERDAY.
BosToS, October 12.-The proceedings OF
the Convention were very interesting to-
dav, and attracted large congregations, but
continue preliminary. MIR. Fish made an
earnest speech against tampering with the
praver-book with view to shortening the
service.
THE PROPOSITION TO SHORTEN THE PRAYER
BOOK SERVICES.
BosTOy, October 12.-The resolution for
the appointment OF Joint committee OF
seven bishops, seven presbyters, ana nVe
lavmen, to examine and report what changes
are needed, il any, In the rubric and Book
OF Common Prayer, that there may be no
contradictions in the services, no ambi-
guilty., and no differences Of Interpretation,
was referred to the Committee on Prayer
Book.
The discussion Of shortening Of the morn
ing and evening services was taken up.
Hon, Hamilton Fish said he felt bound to
vote against the measure in the form in
which it was presented. The Diocese or
New York had voted against it. He thought
the amendment proposed struck ut the sta
bility and sacredness Of the Book OF Com
mon PRAYER. He did not believe that the
Church in this country was prepared to up
root the anchorage Of ages by a temporary
expedicnt. The action OF the previous
Convention of 1874 was taken during
its last days. and when the Conven::
ton had thnned out they adopted
shorter form OF services for ordina.
nv weekdays, but not for Sundays and holi'
days. He thought some end ought to be
accomplished by an expression OF the Con
vention in regard to the use of the prayer.
book, and not in relation to its change OF
form. Should the house reject tnf
amendment he bad resolution ir
conformity with the action OF the Conyen
ton Of 1874, which he thought would at
tain the end desired and be acceptable tt
all. He appealed to the House not to lay
violent hands on the praycr-book.
1t was decided to take the vote upon tht
question at 11.4j A. NJ. tomorrow. The
debate was then continued.
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xeIIoH.Feyer Report.


THE SITUATION AT PORT ROYAL.
PoRT ROYAL, October 12.-The yellow
fever is on the decrease. Twenty-one cases
are under treatment, and all convalescing.
The yellow-fever at this place IN no way
interieres with railroad connections be-
tween Augusta, Savannah, and Charleston.
The passenger trains run between Augusta
and Beaufort stations. There is no inter-
course with the infected district. Pro-
visions are scarce.
TWO MORE DEATHS AT FERNANDINA.
JACKSONVILLE, October 1.-Two deaths
occurred at Fernandina to-day and five new
cases. Colonel Liberty Billing is dead.
Drs. Herndon, of Savannah; Simmons, OF
Charleston, and Van lyle, Of Jacksonville,
are among the sick at Fernandina. DR..
Whitchurst, OF Key West, arrived to-day.
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AN EXCELLENT MEDICINE.

SPRINGFIELD, o.. February %, 1877.
This is 10 certify that I have used VEGETINE,
manu- ctured by II. r. Stevens, Boston. Mass, for
rheumatism and General Prostitution OF the Nervous
SYSTEM with good success l recommend VEGE-
TINE as az erceHent medicine for sucu complaints.
Yours very truly,
C. ". VANDERBILT.
Mr.. Tandcgrift, Of the firm OF Vandegrift & huff
man. is L wcll-known Businessman IN this place,
having one of the largest stores In Springfield, o.
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TWO MORE DEATHS AT FERNANDINA.
MINED In the Bud.

DEL PREVENTED AND THE PARTIES AR
RESTED.
AUGUSTA, October 12.-R. Allen ana l..
B, O'Brien, of Allendale, S. c., were mere
to fight duel, but were arrested, and gave
bail to keep the peace.
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STEEL PENS.

OF SUPERIOR ENGLISH MANUFAC
" TURE, and justly celebrated for Elasticity. Du-
rabillty, and Evenness Of Point. III l5 numbers.
THE sPENCERIAN
STEEL PENS.
Varieties suited to every style of writing.
For sale by the Trade generally.
Asample card, containing one each of the fifteen
numbers, by mail, on receipt of 25e.
IyIsON, BRAKEMAN. TAYLOR S CO.,
10 2-S6m
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BY TeIeerap0.
MENU WORK

W."
Ii 7-iee.; Orleans, ii S-lee.: sales, $50 oslss;,
net reeciptS LOT 5he r"nf ,ri,,n To bales to
France aUa pae 10 s ae ,in rHnoEt inanirr
Eonr witnout ,sDs @ hoe se cIosina ac,
s sa, @9p aoar unshanssd
l91c' Des.sF Spits '' snG1Saoc Cor ,mgrrsdaad
Western mixed Oats fairly active and frm Coffee
dull and SC. lower; cargoes. l14a &c. gold; 1oo
lots Sd Sass, H nsbns rade
Sh dn an% nsM i 2sasss5
-,vovr October ,aNF,our firm and in de-
s4@sS Rim extra, S122 saSSsa 20: e.tra' ssSS
"a az So. 1,in IhI..n3s ~ 2SGS7 AZ: patapsco
western easier southern red. good to prime, $1.40
@sl.5n: amber. $3.50 80; western, steamer,
sl.sI bid: western winter red spot and October:
CORN auiet snd stesa1 ste steady and
southern white, &c: yellow, CSC Oats steady ana
T Rss d oe s sad wskey Sugar.
at osr. ,,,sc,xx.r,
October 12Eo0r sas as ia tsniy.
O. EoTm % fa Rar se heayv GOOD ::
prime western spring, Soas5e; Pork In fair DC.
nnnd and lower at aid 10 rsiiIe SaSS
and scarce ee and rn b
$50 short rbs rse GO S csar ses
hrner' Snouiue[s anu J IN 10 Rnfte. Arm, fsncy
S9Zo. Wmskey lrio - cnnicc western reseryt
aiTI; S3a3lei prt ho !" ao@S2c Sugar scady
2oaZ6c;, Nen,raI O'.io, IosI.. r,cIfnv SSm
ana rsneiets 2V head SHIPMENTS, 1855
head WEeat weaker reI .oo. ~
lower: prime sieani' 95.l3, "mshc! qu'c' AZ
S1.l3!s Frclghts unchanged. ......,....t. ,,tT
ST LOUIS.
CT 1o,,,s. October 1a.-Flour outlet. Wheat
rS No. red t ea.sr s0S n fair
enrnG I've Steady farley quiet. Whisky steady
nj sI.Os. Pork duff at aI4 37i9Gsl4:50 for small
iotS. Lard nominalIy unchanged small demand for
round Iois: Offering no bids. Bacon scarce and hrm
M g. g1I0H and 9k6p Oc, for shoulders, clear Rib,
and clrsr sides. Hogs steady and IN fair demand.
Cattle dull for native shipping prades easier for
Texans: Texans, S2.40@$2.65, Sheep steady and
unchanged c,ur,oo .-.5..a....
| ,... ,.,o,,o u,o,,. s..,,, o,,d a,,,.r
HiitAGo HG'o, pn,nns h,uhnr snd ash sicady
neal nIepur op"onS ai NJ o Sbicau, s,,ring
20. EhcaSo spTl14;; 0.InI RanSS
Sasn, r. 667no5s1 N1G al Tho Var
SloSa NFein lt stwJ 1870 oe rnioc,aS DC
round; No chicago sprihE, .; r,o.ns ear
Corn unsrL,ieu ana scnnsslatS nSosAEc
at cash. aI,: ou: CG'o De,. st mi
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Fine. $3.50: superfne. s5.50Is5.75: extra SUI
perIiue, S6.25GrSG.50: common family. s7GGS7.JO
fancy family and City Mills. ss@:s.25.
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7O1r f.
BARRIERS.

SCOTT 4 HOBSON
- inform the public that they have opened their
NEW EMPORIUM OF FASHION
FOR
uAIP-CI:TTISG. SHAVING. sTAMPOOING,
AND. DIEING.
at the corner of Twelfth and Main streets.
J J, SCOTr, who will have charge of this branch
of the firm, returns his many thanks 10 all Tor the
liberal patronage heretofore given. and hopes by
strict attention to business, assisted by an able corps
of assistants to merit a continuance OF The same:
IItIR-TONIC. SHAMPOO, and BAY RUN. Par
ticular attention pail III the cutting OF children >
hair and waiting on ladies ut their homes.
nr O-eod3n
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Fire Record.

A BLOCK OF BUILDINGS BURNED IN LITTLE
53 ROCK.
LITTLE Rock, October 12.-Odd Fellows:
block has been burned. Loss, $4,000.
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REMARKS.

The quotations on The sale of wheat to-day showa
very irregular market. 1t will he seen that prime
Futz wheat sold NJ SLIGO, sl.55, and $3.50, and
the report does not say whether any of these figures
Is for seed. The secretary says he don't know: and
for the very best In the world the sellers did
not inform him. Indeed. he complains bitterly Of
the incomplete and imperfect way in which some
members report and the trouble he Is consequently
subjected to. < member says: :" sold twenty bags
of red wheat ut $3.50; and though he knows he
ought 10 report the grade of the wheat and the spe-
ces Of which, yet he don't do 1t, and the secretary
has to cross-examlnc him and extract it frem him
word for word.
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rOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY EX-
Is ECUTED at the DISPATCH PRINTING
HOUSE
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CARPETS. OIL-CLOTHS, &c.

WE ARE RECEIVING BY EVERY
w 7stosmor orr FALL, STOCK OF GOODS.
A full line Of CARPETS, OlII-CLOIHS, fCES,
DRUGGETS, and MATS. ~ <,,,,
SHADES, CORSICE-LACE. and DAMASh CUR-
TAINS: PAPER-HANGINGS OF all styles.
Work done in town country. All orders prompt
" attended to. pHlLLlPS q JEN NlSus,
No %. corner Thirteenth and Franklin Streets
DD-Om
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ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.i
LEXINGTON, VA, October II, 1871.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Disratch.i
LEXINGTON, Va, October II, 1871.
large number Of citizens OF Lexington
assembled last night i'll the Franklin Hall,
and were addressed by Major S. Hirsh, Of
Lexington; Colonel Edward Pendleton, OF
BotetoGrt; and Captain Bumsardner. Of
stanton. Governor Letcher, for whom an
appointment had been made, was unable TO
attend on account of sickness. Major j.
Il. Dorman. being called on, declined to
make II speech, but offered few remarks
with reference to our independent friends,
which were heartily received by the au-
dience.
All the speeches were Of the solid, debt
paving order, sustaining the regular nomi.
necs; and the applause with which they
were greeted was caution to Independ.
cnts, SO far as Lexington is concerned
Little doubt is, or ever has been, entertained
here that the regular nominees will till the
seats Of the Rockbridge delegation in the
Legislature. LEX.
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j. f. Minor is appointed postmaster at
Comorn, King George county, Va, Uice
Miss Saiie a. Minor, resigned. The post
office at Godsby, Smyth county, Va, is dis
continued, as not needed; the papers go to
SaltviIc.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

I,
The breaks to-day comprised l0l hogsheads, 3
ticrces and boxes The offerings At auction on
Change were 50 packages: Of which number ID
we're taken In and the remainder sold AT prices
ranging from 81 to $3.50.
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WEEKLY COTTON STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, october 12.-The following Is the
cotton statement for the week ending To-
Turing the week, 109,34O bales: net receipts
ut all United States ports same week last year,
136937 bales: total receipts TO this date, 261,547
bales; date last year. ,307 bales. Exports
for the week. 32.17S bales week last year, a.,
282 bales total exports to this date, SO 81 bales
to same date last year. l06,e75 bales. Stock at
all United States ports, 209.02S bales; same time
last year. 265.6S3 bales. Stock ut all interior
towns, 23.663 bales: same time last year, 4l,067
bales. Stock ar Liverpool. 4S4.O0G bales; same
time last year, 65S,O00 bales. Stock Of Amerf.
can vessels aloat for Great Britain, $4,000 bales:
same time Inst year, $4,000 bales.
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VEG E T I E,
prepared by
II. r. STEVENS, BOSTON, MASS.
vEGETINE IS SOLD BIZ ALL DRUGGISTS.
Zoe 13-S&W2tl
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

WHEAT White. 20 bushels ut 1897: SO bushels
prime at = .55; so bushels prime ut 1853; 1914
at Sl.5O: 26 bushels prime at $1.50-total, $50
bushels. Red. 240 bushels Fnlrz at 81 40; 37S
bushels good Fultz at Sl.50; 4G bushels mixed ut
1888: 46 bushels mixed at Sl.47: 100 bushels
common Futz mt al.35 l40 bushels good Lancas-
ter at $3.50: 256 bushels common FultZ 1T 1925;
1O6 bushels common at l.50; 66 bushels Fultz ut
S137: 1876 bushels fair Fultz at IL 40: $50 bush
els prime Fultz at 81 .55; 102 bushels good Fultz
prime FultZ eli private terms: $50 bushels choice
Ful'z ut $l.55: 344 bushels common Lancaster mt
lao bushels good Fulfz at &1.4S; 90 bushels prime
Fultz at ! 60: 144 bushels prime Fultz ut Sl.5e-
total. 3.4S0 bushels.
CORN.-JFhite, 10 bushels prime ut 74c.
OATS-i so mIShIlS good winter NJ 3Sc.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. October ~, 1877.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. $50 bushels. Red, 3.96S BUSH
els
Conn., White. so bushels. ,Hirfd, 40 bushels.
OATs.-34O bushels; OF which 500 bushels were
rc-exhibiied.
MFAI-9O shells.
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vEGETINE.

" Z Ct f II I n E
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Observation-Disclosures, THE FoRGER OF INsUR-
ANCE SCRIP.
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CINCINNATI

ST, LOUIS, October 12.-Flour quiet. Wheat
corn-No g. 3 mixed, 4aHc. oais steady and In fair
demand. Rye steady Farley quiet Whisl 9S steady
lots. Lard noninally unchanged; small demand for
round lots; Offering no bids. Bacon scarce and hrm
NJ s. 9ls0oR and Okla Oc, for shoulders clear Rib,
and clear sides: Hogs steady and IN fair demand.
Cattle dull for native shipping grades; easier for
Texans; Texans, S2.40G$2.6a, sheep steady anu
unchanged
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STAUNTON.

CLOSE THE FAIR-EIECT10S OF DlREC-
S-POIITICAL-rAY OF LEGISLATORS, &C.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatchl
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| NEW York. October 12.-Cotton-Net receipts,
none; gross, LAS bales; futures closed steady.
November, SI1 O7@*ll.0s: December, 81 1850
s11.O4: january. $l1.Os@sll.09; February.
SI1.2I6sll.22; March, &11.3iGSll.35; April,
II l. lGGXl 1.7G. y
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Berlin Items.

We regret to say that one of the leading
and most enthusiastic Murphyites, whose
eloquence was heard faI and heal, had
occasion on the fourth TO cross the Rubicon
for a glass of beer. All We have to say to the
young man is. repent, no one ever re-
forms unless he resists the tempter 10 The
very last.
A party of our young men left town tor
the mountains this morning, on a fishing
excursion. We expect a tull report OF
their adventures for the papers next week.
Our new school house is finished, and
we now boast OF the best school building
in the county. Our enierprising fellow
citizen Jacob j. Zorn, deserves the thanks
OF all our people tor the manner in which
he accomplished his work. II Is in every
respect, save location, just what We have
been in need of these many years.
We have had occasion heretofore to call
the attention of the public TO the su-
perior advantages which our town affords,
as q quiet, desirable summer resort. Some
OF these advantages consist in the superior
hotel accommodations, which We are free
in saying are not surpassed anywhere in
the county. In the purity of the almos-
pherc and the salubrity OF the climate,
which are considerations always taken
into account in the selection of desirable
place to rusticate. The close proximity TO
the town OF the noted mineral springs,
the waters of which possess medical quail
ties of the highest virtues. is another item
of interest. especially toinvalids. Among
the latest arrivals we notice the following
persons-Capt. Starlight, Cumberland,
Md. Prot. II. w. Fisher, wife and two
sons. Mrs. Ewing, daughter and W sons,
Pittsburg. Pa. ; Prof. Geo. Reibald aud
wife, Philadelphia !. Miss Burlette. Della
ware, Ohio Mr.. Williams and vile, Bal
timare, Md. Mrs. Sneaker, Washington,
ID. C..
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LEcrUEE--Dr. +. W. Conrad, OF Phil
adeiphia, editor OF the Lutheran Observer,
delivered a lecture On last Monday even
ing in the Lutheran Church, al this place,
10 IA large and intelligent audience. The
Doctor came 10 Somerset 10 assist in the
dedlcatory services OF The new Lutheran
Church, aud whilst here, kindly CONSENT
ed 10 deliver ! lecture upon The Centen-
NAL Era vi The American Theory OF Sell
Government. IL would De impossible
for us TO do justice 10 The distinguished
gentleman, by attempting 10 present To our
readers AN analysts vi The lecture, and
therefore, We must DC content with MOTTO
ing a lew OF It's salient features.
The doctrines Tor which the Fathers vi
The Revolution oil l116 contended, in their
revolt against the arbitrary power of the
British Uoyernnlent, anu the difficulties
encountered, mot MY IN The establishment
OF our independence AS n Nation, but in
the iormaliun of The Federal Constitution,
were very lorclOly presented; and upon
the latter point many matters oi historical
Interest we're referred 10, showing The
strong opposition tlc Constitution encouR-
tered III the Constitutional Convention
anu Inc Legislatures vi the several STATS,
before as nnai adoption. the speaker
then advcrled 10 The manner Ia Which The
grand ideas oi human liberty, ior when
our ioreialhvfs had cVutendeu. were per
verted by Ine encouragement OF human
slavery, It's growth ana increasing power
in our National Govern.nent, n The final
attempt, under the pernlcious doctrine oi
States flights, to overthrow and destroy our
Government. lie concluded his lecture by
referring W lne iact Lilal al our late Gen
tenniai TIC evils Oi humin slavery anu
secession had been lone away with, ami
that We, Us IA people, were not Illuminated
with the iou Ului vi human slavery upon
our Institutions; Jul That We could claim
10 DC Tree la iact Us well as Ia name, anu
thai al the Close ui The nrsl century OF our
National lie, We could boast oI having
successfully carried out the theory OF sell
government.
The lecture Was full ot grand Thoughts
and ideas, couched IN strong and beautiful
language, and delivered III the lecturer 5
happlesl style, fully sustaining his we'll
earned reputation us one OF the attest
writers and speakers of the day.
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Adjourned Cou re.

An adjourned session of the County
Court AS held on Wednesday, July 18th,
at which mis- Honor Judge VIM. NJ. Hall,
presided, and Associates Stuff and Mussel-
mar On the bench.
Considerable business was disposed of,
among that OF interest TO the public, we
give the following extract from the minutes
OF proceedings.
The application Tor tavern license for
the Naugle House, Somerset, was refused
by the Court.
The application Tor tavern license by
John Leydig. Wellersburg. was granted
by the Court.
In the case of John Stewart, charged
with horse stealing, the Court issued a
warrant for the transfer of the prisoner TO
Indiana county ior trial.
In the matter OF the petition of the citi-
zens of Larimer Twp. Tor the appoint
ment of a Judge OF Election. the Court
appointed Benjamin Boyer.
On motion OF Messrs. Colborn & Col
born for John c. Castle, of Meyersdale,
and Messrs. Baer & Baer. for Edgar Baer,
Somerset. applicants for the examination
preliminary TO entering upon the study of
law, the following examining committee
was appointed by the Court Hon. w. IL.
Koontz. John &. 0gle, and j. o. KIM
NIL, Esqs.
ROAD VIEWS.
Petition of citizens of Somerset and
Jenner Twps. for a public road To lead
from the public road running from the
Buela road at or near the house of Ed.
Shaffer. to a point on the public. road
leading from Piles School House to the
Johnstown pike, at or near Sol Simpsons.
Ga the 9Th Of April, the Court appointed as
viewers. w. ii. Barnhart. Herman Shafer,
Samuel Arman. July 11th. on petition
Eli Ogline filed, the Court appointed
Henry Rauch. w. S. Morgan and Henry
s. Picking. viewers. instead OF Messrs.
Barnhart, Shafier and Auman.
Petition OF citizens Of Jenner Tp, for
the appointment OF viewers to view a
bridge over Quemahoning creek, at or
neal Morgan's Mills. VIM. A Barnlart,
Cyrus Shaver and Chauncey Dickey. were
appointed viewers
Petition of citizens oil Somerset Tp., for
the appoint of viewers to view a bridge
over Cox's creek in Somerset Tp., at
John HAMMERS, and report as 10 whether
q new bridge should be built. The Court
appointed John Witt, VIM. Hanna and
Josiah Phillippi.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-18

How To MANAGE II CABBAGE WORM.
AS this is the season in which farmers
aud market gardeners are particularly an
noyed by the cabbage worm, the following
recipe for their complete determination
viii be found to be vaiuah.e: .'rhoi oueh-
ly mix twenty parts of super phosphate of
lime, and three parts OF fresh air-slaeked
lime and one part Of carbolic powder.
Throw a small quantity OF the compound
by hand into each head of cabbage.
Repeat three or four times, or oitener if
necessary" BY this simple remedy il is
claimed bv persons who have tried Il that
IS per cent. of the cabbage can be
saved.