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Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28
Financial Condition Of the srssnbauns

CHICAGO, Dec. 22-Ellas Greenbaum has
6led voluntary petition In bankruptcy
liabilities over S3O0, 900, Of which sl26. 600 Is
accommodation paper held by city bank
ers guaranteed by good men; assets $IO,'
900. His personal affairs are mixed up
with those Of the firm so that these figures
do not properly represent his condition.
The three brothers, Henry, David and
Elias, are now In bankrup o., and the
German National. German Savings and
Greenbaum and Companies bank are In
liquidation or in the hands OF receiver.
The New York branch is also closed.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28

TOLEDO, Dec. IA large meeting ad0pt.
ed The following resolution, ufaiag Sens
limited coinage: "RssolVed, That tie
honor and credit Of the Nati0a are betssr
protected tyR due regard tor the welfare
end prosperity OF those upon Whom tAo
Discharge Of ne obligations raafg, khan ~
undue concessions % favor Of the holders
Of such obligations" A resolution was
alsO passed o0hdemnatOFy OF The Resumn-
tlon Act and demanding its Immediate
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28

GRoRGE ELIOT has won much praise
for her "Daniel Deronda" from the He.
breWs Of many countries. A German
professor, David Kaufman by name,
the Jewish Theological Professor at
the Hebrew Seminary In Buda-Pesth,
has written monograph TO thsnk the
novelist for her wonderful skill In por-
traying Jewish life aud character. He
confesses himself astonished at her
ripe knowledge aud comprehension,
aud out-of.the-wAy research into Jew.
ish lore Ila concludes by declaring
that "as Gouhold Ephraim Leasing has
endeared him elf forever TO the hearts
of the Jewish race, so, too, 1t will al
ways be declared that George Eliot has
deserved well If Judaism" The Har.
pers, by the wav. are said TO have paid
the author $40 000 for an early copy o.
the book,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28

AN ABLE AND IMPORTANT LEGAL OPINION
THEREON.
JAcKsoN, Mss, Dec 10, leii.

JACKSON, Mss, Dec 10, 1871.
Nessrs. Harris & George and Nugent &
Melville:
Gentlemen-The owners Of land subject
to what Is known as the Liquidaiing Levee
Tax, are greatly alarmed as to the effect OF
the decree In the case Of Joshua Green VS..
W. II. Gibbs ct al.
II Is supposed that this decree cOnclu les
forever, the Taxpayer as 70 the title OF hlS
lands, unless he should, By the ooh inst,
exhibit At the proper office at jackson re.
ceipts Tor the payment Of these taxes,
from 1857 to 1876, Inclusive, and that for
lost or destroyed receipts no secondary
evidence can be taken. In the Interview
with your Mr.. George, last evening he
promptly told US that the landowner was
no party 70 the decree, aud had never heen
served with either actual or constructive
notice, and that Of course the decree had
no eject 40 TO him, and left him to all his
legal deienses ss II the decree had never
been made. But In order TO save time aud
money tO the planter, and TO prevent oRen.
siVe speculatlOns upon him, we know you
will take pleasure In giving a letter for
publication as 70 the legal effect Of this
decree.
We are very truly, your friends,
A. WRIGHT.
J. N. WATT,
4. A, COLE.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28

AT the great meeting held In Coop.
er Institute In October last to sustain
the administration OF President Hayes,
at which II had been announced that
Mr.. EVarts would be present, q gentle
man from Vermont who had never
seen the Secretary of State, but had a
desire 10 do so, said to the person seat.
ed next to him2 as Mr.. E.varts on the
platform?" "No; no has not yet ar.
rived" "He's expected" "Oh, yes
he'll be along presently" w've never
seen Mr.. E.varts, though I've
heard good deal of him. He's got a
farm up to Windsor, In our State"
"Vell, when he comes in I'll tell you.
The boys generally give him a cheer
when he comes on the stage. All, there
he comes!' "Is that him ?" "Yes."
"William NJ. E.vartsp" "Certainly."
"Well, l declared" exclaimed the Yer
monter. "Why, he looks as though he
boarded "-[ Harper's Magazine.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28
Hnslish Journals on the Eastern ouoS.

LONDON, Dec. 92-The Saturday Review
thinks 1t probable Commons may be asked
for an ext aordlnary grant for military
and naval purposes. In anticipation Of the
usual period tor the meeting OF Parliament,
1t ia In some respects unfortunate, though
Il will probably admit Of Justification.
The Spectator believes the real meaning
Of the summons Of Parliament 10 that Lord
Beaconsfeld desires to encourage the
Turks TO continue the struggle In the hope
OF ultimate British assistance, and that
the Turks will 80 interpret. The speeta-
tor says that England, when It comes 70
the point, will decline to Eight for the
Turks, who will at last be compelled TO
purchase peace by Withdrawing TO their
natural home, In Asla.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28
Rhip LosE.

LONDON, Dec. 23.-The conviction which
has been growing for several days, now a.
most amounts to certainty, that the Dutch
steamer Friesland, from Java 70 ROttaIs
dam, has been lost with all hands, 01 CapA
Flnisterrle. The crew numbered about
i've hundred. She had no pasaengers. It
was at hrst reported there were e82 pas
sengers aboard, but these were Malya pill
krims, and were landed at Jeddah. t.uI
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28
ThE BEST ENinENcE.

The following letter from Rev. Z. q. Best, Pas
tor Of NJ. Z. Church, Nailck, Mass, will be read
with Interest by many Physicians Also, those
suffering from the same disease as afflicted the
son Of the lleY. 4. 3. best. No person can doubt
this testimony, rs there Is no doubt about tho
curative powers Of vEGErINE.
EETtcE. Mass, JAu. I, 1874
Mr.. H. n STEYENti Dear siF-wg have good Feason for
FegaFdlng your YE0ETfNE a mediciac q the FTealsd
value We feel gssufrl that has been se OF saving
sons life. lie V tcvcncen yea Of aget for the
asl tpo yea he has suffered from aeeTosa of his leg
caused hl teToiuous aeeion, and ihf duced tA
nearly ell Who him thought bis recovery Impossible.
council oi able Pyslcans could give Us but lhe taAss8
hope Of ha ever ang two OF the number declaring that
he was beyond the reach Of human edta that evrn an
putaon coud not save him. he had not vzof enough 10
endure The operation Just then commented giving him
VE0ETiNE and from that time % the present he has been
continuously Improving. lie hasstSy resumed hiI studls
thrown away heruichcs and cane end va about cheer
fully and strong.
Though there Il s some isrhafse from the opening
where the limb Wa lanced have the fullest eonhasncS
that ln llttle time he will be perfectly cured.
lie has taken about thFcS dozen bottles of VE0ETINE
put ialty use. but little. he declares that he too we'd .
b taking medicine.
Respectfully your, rs. nEsT.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28
WINoNA. MIss Dec. 9lsl. lS17.

Col. Z. Y. Wright, Editor OF the Herald:
SIR-As your columns seem open to
my deiamers. ask you TO give me
room 10 say, Ia reply TO your Wash.
ington Correspondent ~. L. t." thai
so much of his letter OF the 10th inst,
published in your Issue or the e0tL
Inst, as refers TO myself, Is wholly false
aud slauderous.
Very respectfully,
I'D. MONEY
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28
Enrn atriknra.

BosToN, Dec. 22--The operatives In the
shoe chop OF john Shaw 8 Brother, Lynn,
Mas, numbering over 100, have struck.
Dissatisfaction exists In other shops
MONTREAL, Dec. % THE workmen on
section nine of the Laehlne Canal, who
have hitherto continued work, struck 10.
daV for the same terms as their c0.labOrefO.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28
PattersOn's Condition.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22-There is no OBJ
servable improvement In Senator Patter'
sons condition to-day, except that his
sleep ls less disturbed, and the pains In
symptoms are hopefpl OF q hnal recovery,
but Il may be deferred for some weeks.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28
Iahn Roaas A Bad Ian,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-Pspsrs for the
extradition OF John Boggg, held at Sc.
Johns, N. b., were prepared under the
name Of Miller. IL ls alleged he aWindled
the Southern Life Insurance Company Of
100000, and siterward vlclimized JameS g.
Bailey & Bros, OF Augusta, Ga. e whose
Instance proceedings are progressing.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28

A NEW system for lighting up the
numbers Of houses at night at Paris
has been commenced, only at present
on some few belonging to the NUM-
cipality. But the use OF It is made
obligatory in the leases of the houses
now being built on the new Avenue
de pOpers, and It will also be imposed
in all future building leases granted by
the corporation.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28
$9tlYbnrrArnla
Sunday Morning. IDoeembaF %,

TIE papers ell over the State are
noticing the kind reception Of Colonel
Furlong on his return home.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28
VYon't PaY Eor nxploalona.

NEW YoRK, Dec. 23-seyerai Insurance
have raised the question that
lhey are not responsible for dOstTautton
BY explosion. The value OF the property
destroyed must be, based on its conditien
alone between the expl0aion and the AEee
which u oCcaeIoned, No theory has yet
at0n ..... .=- f., 10
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28

WE, for our lives, can't tell which are
most opposed to the interests OF the south
and West-the Democratic New YORK pa
pers, or the Radical New York papers,
tVicksburg Herald tDem.)
No difference between them. They
are two souls with but single thought
two hearts that beat the South as one
-IAVa. .anche,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28
Mr.. WArrERsov tells in bis lecture o

Mr.. WArTERsON tells in his lecture Of
3 Mississippian who was asked whelh-
er it was worth while to carry pistol ;
swell, stranger" he answered, "you
mout move about fOrEa year and not
want it, and then again you mOut, and
10 you need it, you will need It power
full"
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28
RIun Blue Jeans.
New York Tribune.l

Aew YORK IrlDuIe'l
Gov. Blue Jeans Williams, of In.
diana, Is not distinguished for financial
liberality. Not long ago several To-.
dies, eng, ged in the work Of helping
tho Moor OF Indianapolis, called upon
,he Governor for contributions. "Why
don't you stop building churches he
ssked, "and leave of dressing in such
fine clothes? Then you'd have
more money to help the poor, and
wouldn't need to come begging Of other
Deople." Aud he gave them nothing
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28
pIasatIaaad vim tha policy of oraaoa.

LONDON, Dec. 2G-Tne Tlmea's CORES.
p0ndent at Athens 10 assured that many
Cretan Chiefs are dissatisfied with the
cautious policy OF Greece, adopted e. z
programme OF freedom under the protee-
ton Of England. The Anthgnian CluhB
propose 70 make the Anthenian demoa.
StFRtlOnB IN lavDrO Of war on Gunaay, which
the authorities intend 70 suppress
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28
THE SILVER DOLLAR.
An Interesting Document from the Depart
meat Of State Regarding Ils COIaags.

NtoHA W SANAN NANW Nsa'M 49,
WASHINGTON, Dec. IA copy Of the
following interesting document was to-day
furnished from the dies OF the Depavt'
ment OF State on the application Of the
Directors OF the Mint, aud from which
appears for the fret time In the present
discussion OF tho silver question, the true
reason why the dollar Of tha fathers was
not coined for many years after lSOS:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, May 1st, 1908.
Robert Patterson, ESQ., Director OF the
Mint:
sir-ln consequence Of a kepresentatlo
from the Director OF the Bang OF the United
States, that considerable purchases have
been made OF dollars coined At the Mint
for the purpose OF exporting them, and ai
| II is probable further purchases and ex
por.ations will be made, the President dl
rects that ell the silver 70 be coined at th'
| Mint shall be Of small denominations, o.
| tnuL LnU Valao Of tho iaF8ost piacpa shnl
nos exceed half . dollar.
/ am, etc., JANIS MADISON.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28
The suit Against the Western Unlon
TOioRTaph Company.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. ea.-Judge Thayer
to-day ordered that the writ OF quo war.
Eanto agalnst the Western Union Telo.
graph Company should be iseue0 as sug-
gested by the AttOTney.0 General, return.
able the hrst Monday In January. rs.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28

SECRETARY EvARTs will publish one
of his sentences in book form for the
holiday trade.-[Burllpgton HAWkeye.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28

IT is asserted of Philadelphian that
he died "Worn out by too severe men,
tel effort In the study Of how to live
without work"
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28
ALL DISEASES OP THE BLOOD.

II VEGETISE will relieve pain, cleanse, pu-
Tiiy aud cure such discsses restoring the patient
to perfect health after trying different physl-
clans, mAny remedies, suffering for years, Is y
not conclusive proof, u you are huleror, you
can be cured? Why Is tlls medicine performing
such great cures? It works IN the blood, In the
circulating iluid. Il can truly be called tho
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER. The greatsource
OF disease originates lp the blood and no medl-
cine that does not act directly upon II, TO purify
and renovate, has any Just claim upon public at
tentlOn.
Recommend It Heartily.
sorTH BpsToS, FEB, :. 1870.
Mr. srgygNsi Dear Sf- hEsc taken several BOTTLES et
your VEGETtNl and convinced u valuable tsia-
tdy Or DysPepala, Kidney Complaint ahd general denny
ef The ayslena. =.
can heartily recommend Il to oil suffering from the
above complaints, Your respectfully, = ......,
MRS. MONROE pAhkEh
~ AtIenl Sired.
-
Prepared BY \. R. STEVENS, Boston, HaG
VEGETl# Is SOLD BYALL 0RUeGsTa
The New York herald., 1877-02-04

LNOR PHILADELPHIA,
via Long tho New Jersey Southern Rslr DAD
Leave pier = North River. foot Rector st..
IA NJ, for Philadelphia, Long branch, Toms River and
Vincland
4P NJ, tor Philadelphia, Long Branch. Toms River.
Wnret own and Tuckertnn. w. s. SNEDLN. q. ".
The New York herald., 1877-02-04

CTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON
- REDUCED FARE
Elegant steamers leave daily .except sunday,
from pier 30 North River foot OF Jay 81. At 40
PROVIDENCE LINE tiro yht only SrEAMEhS
from pier ~ North River. foot Of Park place. "t r. M
VNICKETS FOR PHILADELPHIA. TkENrON. BOS.
ton Provide ncc.-OyERiNs Exprcss 50 West $50.
ner broadway. and East Houston, Broadw ay bag
gage checked to destination.
The New York herald., 1877-02-04

DNEW YORK TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL. DUBLIN
BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY,
from pier " North River Ooot OF Canal ollows:
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA. Thursday. February 8
SIAIE yF NIRGlNlA...... Thursday. February ~
STATE or NEVADA ..,....... Thursday March
FIRST cabin $50 and $40 nccording accomm
return tickets SilO x2, second cabin So tick
ets SO stsersge a. lowest rates Arply 60 AUSTIN
BALDWIN Co, Agents, No. ~ Broadway, New York.
STEERA1E TICKETS AT 40 BROADWAY, AND AT
TIE COMPANYS PIER FOOT OF CANAL ST., NORTH
RIVER
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-04-18

81. Louis, April I2.-The number 81
lives known q be lost i II. TITS feared
20 to % bodies may be found on search.
which will follow the fall Of the interior
walls Of the bulldog.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-04-18
coon ADVICE.

Now Is the time Of year for Pneumonis,
Lung Fever sc. Every family should
have a bottle Of BesoHEE's GERMAN
SYRUP. Don't allow for one moment
Hiat Cough 20 take ibid of your child.
your family or yourself. G,m-rmption,
AS,hma. Pneumonia, Group, Hemorrhn-
-. aud other fatal discusses n,ay sci in.
Although q u true tiEGafAH srRrP T.
curing tiausands of these dreaded lis-
ease. yet q Is much better 10 haven't NJ
hand when three doses VIII cure you.
One Bottle viii last your whole family 4
winter aud keep you snfe from danger.
If sou are constructive, 10 not re-t until
son have triei this reinedy. Sample
Bottles 10 cents Regular Size % cents.
sold by your Druggist. DR.. 0. Hooker
Hiilslpro. aud Stephen A. White.
Mebanesville.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-04-18

A Natural Result III would seem TIA,
DE-. MalIalalieu. abu moved ,he blooJy
.l,ir, resolutions IL tha Nes Fnglsnd Meib.
Ojist Conference. which we're ~ prsdeDlly
laid aside By The second sober thought ~
that body. 70 likely 4, - more than ever
out Of favor. The N6rwich tCt. bulletin
learns ~ o wsaltj.y bfpti,sf OF hsteiiy wi,e
bad willed bis pfupelty %. ihr Methodist
bcnesolebt societies. hnt burned tie. docu.
meui 10 di,Ens, on trading those fesolh
iions. slsn who would "spplapd. sncl,
siua ars noslo hsystbe disposition II vs.
leney.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-04-18
Ayers cathartic Pills,

liz TIE l,nt cf-
f-lisc an.l ronge-
IaalyawuaiivecY,r
discovered. They
az mid h6i ~
iimt ID ieir
pfation. lns1ing
tie iNucls surely
ami Wiilal, pain.
tisalqlt gentle
y iiieir ,n~siicb.
ilisr are eth The
mod tlaarHigh AMI
soaraIiinsf .atltar.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-04-18

The Wilmington Stcr says, A'sentle-
man 81 PenGer county, alIuding e. Inc
recent articles il tile STAR IN regard q
feats 81 marksmanship. mentions the fact
that Mr.. Dexter Wood, of thai county,
killed six Wild turkeys at one shot, aud
that Mr.. A. Il. Corbe,i also Of that county,
killed nine turkeys az two shots. The
other instance Of good shooting mentioned
lay our correspondent has already 9ecn
referred % IL this paper.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-04-18

IMPORTANT TO sneRl9rs. The fol.
lowing opinion Of The s,ate Treasurer IN
regard 10 section ". II Schedule B. 81 the
Revenue Act, ishigh.1 important n Sheriff,
u the State, ard for taeir information We
give the letter entire IL
STATE or Norm CAROLINA.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-04-18

The Reidsville Times says: Jack Penn,
an old gentleman living near The line
about PENIS store. was found dead the
other day whe,e ne had gone 70 feed the
hogs. lie was lying dead with las
walking cane gripped II lis llasid.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-04-18
SrArE EAIR

The holding of the State Fair has bee
definitely settled. The Raleigh 0bserser
says: A meeting II The Advisory Com
nnftee cf the Stete Agscnlsssril Society.
was held 1t the Yarbbrlsgh House plaus
for he coming StatelFair were perfected.
and i was resolved that al, the energy.
ability aud power at the co,nfuand Of the
officers Of thu society aud the committee
should he n,stiutingly arulied to the wors
Of making the fair 81 1877 complete suc,y
cess. We will state here that the lifsSi-
dent If tie Sucie yt Col. II N lIolt his
loaned the Society SAT 900 10 nut the
same ma gQed foundation. This looks
like hashe.s and wekiloa all hands con.
.neeted With the fair mean business. There
is no such word as fail when pluck. energy
mud capital is the motive .,awer There.
fore we are already assured Of the success
~ the next fair not li,slc success. but
great, grand and gloriuus success ''a
Stricken withpara,ysis in Court. Got.
". Mel. Mckay, prominent lawyer of
Fayetteville. N =; was stricken with
paralysis in the cruft-hanse III Lnmbenou.
Roheson county. last 'fhursiiav. and died
wifhin twenty. four hours. lie had jnst
finished bis argument il case and was IN
conversation With Ill associate counsel. per>
haps Col Mclean. as 10 another case
which was about 10 lie trie.l, when he saf-
tered the sirnke which subsequently prov
Ted fatal His remains were inferred AZ
Fayetteville Sunday.
Grl Mckay was prnminent ciIizan oi
the Cape Fearsee.iun lie was y lawyer
Ut notc. and Ind more than 0nce represent
ed Cumberland il The General Assembly.
The Storms aud Wrecks. The eqainorti-
Al season of the spring &c lsT7 is attended
by an annsual nnmher Of dlasters Of sea
going vessels. Dpriug the recent gales IN
the North 50, thirty.six vessels and sn,acks
belonging u Yarmon,h. Lowestuit lirinslY.
4 Hull anil Rimsgate, were lost. Twusun-
drsd and fifteen men and hnys were ,irpwn~
ed. aud eieliy.right willows. one hupdrel
and slyty.six children AMI fifteen aged re-.
lativei left entirely destitute Sad hip
wrecks among 6,hermen are reported ty
New RngI,ua Journals. Il is though. tha,
i SIS. 600 900 year are lost III this way.
Wilmington. April II The pilot boats
Mary X Sprnnt nnl urish Iilnmou<. one
with seven and the other six men ichieiiy
pilots. shnard. left Snllbsille last We'd
nesaay morning. going out to sea. aud
have not been heard from since Both
boats are thcugllt 10 10 lost.
Several smallyesseis are ashore near
/ Smithyiile.
Tie yaehi I'm. from Florida, Pnt into
/ Sniihville Tuesday and went 70 sea Wed-
nesday She is Supposed TO have enconn-
tered the fGll fury Of the gale.
No tilipgs have been received here Of
the missing steamship tinlf Stream.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-04-18
MTLIsENJE
Faner GoNls al N0Iions.
REGISTER! REGISTER.

INV Repatriation III tie electors ~ the
~ town u ililislp0fO infmg inrs-sary.
| vii open Toe BVoks VI Regislriipn log that
pinlspse iiiiil The day appointed fpr The Munid.
i,ai elsciIail Tof aid towA ls 10 he'll on Mnnday.
ibesfn day 81 May next, the election bflng lur
NsyOr and Commissioners u The town Of Hills.
ltfffI. va
Notice j. al.o hefslly elsen. Tat NJ said rlers
tian y vote viii b. taken oH tie question W lcas
ing ~ selling The lltle Aeadeny and hts per-
n tnine tiwFcto, now ild property 0fthe tewB %
HillsboF0.
C. C. TAYLOR.
Aprii 1Ci Il. TOSS isrk.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-04-18

Tho transfer 81 books and papers belong.
ing 20 ihe executive department o. South
carolina we're peacefully delivered 70 Gov.
Hampton on Wednesday last. ibe troops
having been previously pilhdrswn from the
Capitol, and south earOlios i free from
carpet bag control. and Gosepmsnt inter-
ference & ~, Chamberlain neither se.
~ gracefully pOr xili iru,lfai statement
81 The ease. declines farlhersoplssl.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-04-18
a FEARFUL DESTRUCTION

The Southern Hotel !, -. Louis. IN inI.
meB-e structure. va. barnei Oh Tuc..Ily
night. Tue destruction u life vas awful.
Il ~. >. irsi supposed that tro Hundred
prrshsd. bit laic Investigations reduce tie
naintrF p Wmewi'as rsrr lihy. Tie Ga
broke ~, y ihs riors room. aud speedily
enselcfed The building. tie density Of the
smoke making escape almost impossible.
Many we've killed by lespiog from the win.
dUss.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-09-13


stores. Ii would I've almost impossible for
0nc to lose ollrsclf in the place rs there are
two circles calico respectively State House
and Church Circle from which nearly all
of the streets rudiatc as the spokcS from
the hub of Il wheel. The points OF interest
that occupied us most were the Governor $
Mansion, the State House and the Naval
Academy. The first we visited was the
State House which sits upon a very high
cmiLcncc, as we passed up to the door The
first object that caught our eye was the
immense bronze statue Of Maryland $ great
Statesmen, the late Chief Justice fancy,
which sits ON pedestal Of "A huge block of
granite. 1t is said to be a striking likcAcss
of that great man, and was executed by
another OF MArynnl's grniusos, the sculp-
tor Rhinchart, who died Il few years ago.
We 90 up a Ilght Of steps and enter and
made we make hast; visit to the Senate
Chamber, the IiGUsc Of Delegates and Ii
hrory, aud after crawling up an innumcr-
able lot OF steps we are ON the dome from
which we get Il grand vcw OF the Bay and
country with it, numhcl.cSs rivers and
creeks that look like small brooks in the
distance We climb down "gain, pass ont
Oia nAtr, and we are i'll front Of Tie Gov
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Executors Notice.

NJ Office is hereby given that the sub
! = scrihcr his obtained from the Or
plans Court Of ErnN~ricl. County, letter.
Tcstamc1l"ry upon 'h" estate Of
CHARLES WERLICH.
late of Frederick county, deceased Al
persons having claims against said doccas-
ch ave hereby warned to exhibit the same
with The Vouchers thereof legally authcn-
ti,utcd to Tie subscriber, on or before the
18Th OF March next they may otherwise
10y law, be excluded from all benefit OF
said estate Those indebted are requested
to make immediate payment
JESSE Ii NIS&EAR,
Executor.
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